Girls Vocational School - Sun Dial Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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THE TRADE POWER MACHINE, TRADES TEA ROOM P MILLINERY JUNlOR SALES DRESS MAKING HAHlDR.ESS1NG BUSINESS

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TACKLER 'FIIE YEAR IN BRRvrrY fContinuedj FBIBRUARY Welconiel Valentine Tea Dance. An exhibition of still life pictures displayed in the art room. Mr. Leon Winslow, Director of Art Education, addressed the Parent- Teacher Association. Evelyn Czarnowsky was given the leading role in Miss Cherry Blossom. DJ4 published an interesting story, The Haunted House. Vocational made debut in competitive basketball games. RIARCH Junior-Senior Dance. Safety campaign opened. Demonstration on applying cosmetics. Modelling with clay. Table manners. Safety Exhibition. Accomplishments of the Millinery Department. Demonstration on 'SHOW to Use the Telephonef' Parent-Teacher meeting conducted by the students. APRIL Safety Assemblies. Miss Cherry Blossomv huge success. MAY lNIr. J. Dillard Hall of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company discussed highway safety. Junior Salesmanship girls presented an interesting assembly on textiles. Mr. C. DeGarmendia, chief examiner for the Commissioner of Motor Ve- hicles, described the method of obtaining a driver's license. Honor students introduced at an assembly. Miss Lowrie, employment manager at Hochschild Kohn 8: Company, ex- plained the correct way to apply for a position. ltlrs. Marie Bauernschimdt addressed senior class. Jerome Lipnick and Sidney Blum, Baltimore City College boys, discussed newspaper work. Alumnze meeting proved interesting. Archery Club was victorious. Junior Club went hiking. Seniors danced at Levering Hall. JUNE Senior outing. Mr. Charles F. Willis, assistant superintendent of the Baltimore Public Schools, addressed the graduates at the senior assembly. Attendance pins awarded. 45

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TACKLER EXCHANGES THE MEMBERS of the Trade Taekler staff and many students in the school have enjoyed reading the following interesting, instructive, and entertaining publi- cations from schools throughout the country: Good Impressions, the Ottmar Mergenthaler School of Printing, Baltimore, Maryland. Trade Wings, Boys Vocational High School, Baltimore, Maryland. Vocational Crier, Miller Vocational School, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Voca Graphic, New Bedford Vocational School, New Bedfo1'd, lllassachusetts. School Spirit, David Hale Fanning Trade School for Girls, VVorcester, Mass. The Junior Craftsman, The Springfield Trade School, Springfield, Mass. Trade Winds, The Worccstei' Boys Trade School, VVorcester, Massachusetts. The Pioneer, Industrial High School, New York, New York. The Herald, Girls Vocational High School, Buffalo, New York. Needle Trade News, Central Needle Trades High School, New York, New York. The Flower Echo, Flower Technical High School, Chicago, Illinois. Pullman Jllanual, Pullman Free School of lVIanual Training, Chicago, Illinois. Cooperative News, Dayton Cooperative High School, Dayton, Ohio. Retail Buzz, Retail Selling High School, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Loom, Sewing Vocational High School, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hadley Dynamo, Hadley Vocational School, Saint Louis, lllissouri. Tradonian, Atlantic City Vocational School, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Vocational Views, Vocational School, Jackonsville, Florida. OUR SCHOOL B31 Ruth' Dubiclf Of Labor and Learning they did ap- We started out ten years ago, prove, Without a single thought, And then our little school was moved. Of what would come in future years, A better School did we acquire, Of hardships, we knew Uflught- And when each one's time would ex- The road was rough, the journey pil-Q, long, With saddened heart, perhaps a tear, Much work to do, vtwas not Song, They left their school house so dear. But no one thought of giving up, Satisfied with everything? They struggled to the top. Oh no! There's better yet to bring, It wasn't easy, yet in time, And make a name forever to last, More people heard about our prime, Our me1n'ries of you, we'll hold fast. IDENTITY OF CHARACTERS IN SHORT STORIES fFrom Pages 35 and 365 1. Matilda Jennings A Gala Dress .,..,...................,........ Mary E. Freeman 2. Elizabeth Babcock A Gala Dress .,...,,......,.... ..,. M ary E. Freeman 3. Elizabeth Myers The Steamer Child .. .... ......,,.. ....,. E I sie Singmaster -lf. Martin Avdyevich Where Love Is There God Is Also . . ,,,, Count Leg Tolgtoj 5. George My Husband's Book ....,.,..., .,........ .,..,,,., J 3 mes Barrie 6. Penrod Schofield A Reward of Merit ,...,........ ...,. B ooth Tarkington 7. William Baxter Clothes Make the Man . ..... Booth Tarkington 8. Miss Allardyce Wee Willie Winkie ...... Rudyard Kipling 9. Wee VVil1ie Winkie Wee Willie Winkie ., ,..,. Rudyard Kipling 417