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

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THE SUN-DIAL :m,i5l?w.9Q1E.:9S.:5lliEf3f5 7a THE PUPILS OF THE GIRLS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DEAR FRIENDS: I understand that you are go- ing to publish a year-book this year. I am very glad to send you a brief statement to be included in your publication. You should be very proud to be enrolled in the Girls Voca- I tional School. This school has de- veloped greatly in recent years, and is doing a very fine piece of work. This high opinion is held not only by us in Baltimore, but it is also voiced by visitors from other cities who have an opportunity to see the work. On behalf of the Department of Education, I wish to extend to you our best wishes for your future success. VERY TRULY YOURS. DAVID E. WEGLEIN, Superintendent of Public lnstruttl n 4

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THE SUN-DIAL Mus. Huvixum WIl,l,1s Form Mus. Louis H. l.r:v1N DEDICATION To Mrs. Louis Levin ond Mrs. l-loword Ford, members of Boltimore's Boord of School Commissioners, we dedicote this, our Yeor-book of l938, in ocknowledg- ment ot their services to Girls Vocotionol School ond their interest in the educotion of young women. 3

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THE SUN-DIAL YSEHQBKBRHKHE 70 THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1938 OF THE GIRLS VOCATIONAI. SCHOOk As you graduate from the Girls Voca- tional School, I congratulate you. May the pleasant memories of the years you have spent there remain with you always. Tomorrow, as you take your place in the busy world, may the knowledge and skills that you have mastered, the good habits you have formed, the friendships you have made, and the ideals that have been held before you, all unite to make you fine workmen, good citizens, and true always to the Yellow and White of the Girls Vocational School. CORDIALLY, J. CAREY TAYLOR Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education NEQBRERSQBESR 5