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

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MRS, ALLENA R. BAKER A GTQQMVJ -fiflww THE TRADI' THE wlsucm OF MRS. ALLENA R. BAKER HAS GUIDED US FOR TWO YEARS. WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT THE UNDERSTANDING AND KNOWL- EDGE SHE IIAS GIVEN US WILL BE REFLECTED IN OUR FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS.

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TACKLER THE CLASS OF 1936 TAKES PRIDE IN DEDICATING THIS ISSUE OF THE TRADE TACKLER T0 You MISS ENGLE. You have often stepped from your role as principal to listen patiently to our cares and woes. You have taken us out of chaos, nurtured us for two years, and have brought us to the thresh- old of our careers. There is not one of us who does not feel prepared to meet the future, confident of success. You have given us the wisest of counsels and, because of your untiring' efforts, have urged us on to higher and more steadfast purposes. Now that We are ready to leave Girls Vocational School, we wish to express in our humble Way our sincere appreciation for all you have done. In parting we shall not say Good-bye, llliss Englef but Auf Wiedersehn.l' 3

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TACKLER MISS EDITH M. PRUSS WE SENIORS DEEPLY APPRECIATE THE INTER EST MISS EDITH M. PRUSS HAS SIIOVVN US, AND THE SPLENDID WORK SHE HAS DONE FOR US DURING OUR TWO-YEAR STAY HERE AT G. V. S.