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

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TH E SUN-DIAL A new idea was introduced For january's treat, A Pep Assembly was put on, Another Juniors' feat. Old Snitzelbank was sung with words That brought the spirit out, A humorous play was introduced, With many a laugh and shout. The junior-Senior dance was held At famous Levering Hall, Where everyone came dressed to kill, Like Cinderella's Ball. The glowing of the lireplaceg The fifteen stags in line, The music of jack's orchestra, just made the night divine. Mid-year now meant new officers To take the others' place, So Madeline Wilhelm, President, Was first within the race. And Catherine Saul, Vice-President, Ruth Holden, Treasurer, Hortense Grifhn for Secretary, To name them is a pleasure. The Junior-Senior basketball- This game did tell the tale, The honors to the Seniors went, Class spirit did prevail. St. Patrick's day brought on a dance, All hopped to Cityis bandg The entertainers gave a show, And did they get a hand? In place of tickets, hats were bought, Good things were served to eat, This dance goes down on record as A dance that can't be beat. Now April turned the thoughts of all To plans for May Play Day, A pretty Junior must be named To be the Queen of May. The Maypole dance was watched with glee, The Queen sat on her throneg All juniors in the games took part, And joy stood out alone. So off we hiked one june day bright, All answering to the call, The eats, the games, the rompings, showed The good time had by all. And as our junior Days conclude, As all good things must end, A forward, anxious glance is cast, What Senior days may send? 28

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TH E SUN-DIAL JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY Now when the Class of Thirty-nine First entered G. V. S., The school was new, its methods too, But love it? You have guessed. The opportunities were there, A faculty sincereg The students met, their spirit set, Success was surely near. First came their choice of oflicersg Now just which is the best? Then Mildred Stricker, President, Her name led all the rest. Ruth Sanford, then, Vice-President, Mae Koester, Secretaryg And Sylvia Johansen A Treasurer's name to carry. October brought gay I-lallowe'en, Whcuse name suggests a danceg So to the gym went everyone- You should have seen them prance. Prizes, refreshments, fun galore, For every junior there, And finally the floor show treat, Now miss it-did you dare? Assemblies, clubs, activities Of daily school routine, Class meeting with year's plans laid down, November's work is seen. And next in store, a novel dance, Plus one with Santa Clausg But when the cakes with candles came, Then, oh, my! what applause! Please Turn 'l'lw Pagi- Z7 if-3

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