Harriet Whitney High School - First Lady Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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CLASS OF IQQO 6 Q complc ed as tV 7Ca P C .1 D T, eb a f Secfet C Uuvplv SOCIA eane te Hee hal lap fsnmew A es oredce fo y Jean Rewusat dd , ded ed a dl f Q O' N6 9' 'C 9 3 ' I D 3 cz 'B 1 Il S rod ' R eles def ref' T asm e Cant d Q D or -.uf sef ANNCJNCEMnNT a e 1 Josenn Chalrva flrglnfa Perzyrsll fwrglwla Raclfowskl Mercedes E chler Th senicr class has been Quid threugh 'fficult year n -Jzely without its triumphs and joys by th- Girls who V re sl C+ me le dexs cj the f1r't class tc jredudte fro: the rew W'i ney X eeticxal High cl fl .er Girls OFTI E S Mildred Hardy. .F' si' dt WOFiS Flcergxg. . Tice Presiden Ma.ie dbsiski ,... . re 'r- Bet C rpexter .... .V ary Hell: Keller . .S,.g, U - t-Ar: Mi-s Ethel Weedex. .fdfi , ip: Cx'v 'df L . ' V' L J, sz medd. .C 'dry . M dsl me s ,'. . ' M n L, .- ,U x - ' ' L . A4

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,J ' , diff ' A: A1 .S 'I 4 ' MARGARET WEILANT Q7 . An artist is this little maid And from our memory she'll never H fade. 'W IRENE WILCZYNSKI gs Wedding bells will be ringing soon . -, Probably not 'til alter lune. Mg, Jig, ,M,. I 'O .....- J ffk A YS FQ A' i Q .1 J 1 flfw . Yxiv' X Jew wg' f MARY ZAK On the piano she loves to play- Her music makes us swing and sway. VIRGINIA ZOLL She remembers everything she hears To us she is a little dear. PAULINE SULLIVAN As shy as a baby kangaroo And she's right pretty too.

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SENIORS EDUCATED ON THE FLY On Septembel 6 lO56 glFlS were gulded 1nto the lready over crowded audltorlum 1H Vocatlonal Hlgh School If thelr flrst glance around the h1stor1c bulldlng was dlsappolntlng brave Qm1l9S h1d these feellngs lTh1s has been the pol1cy they have trled to follow through thelr entlre four years J After look1ng forward eagerly all summer to attend1nr th1s school they were told that an entrance ex amlnatlon was to be g1V8H Wlth doubled enrollment the only fa1r way for el1m1 at1Ox was to test the ab1l1ty of prospect1ve students To anyone who may have enrolled Jn our falr school but falled through some chance fate to attaln thelr deslre we can only express our sympathy for your g eat loss As senlors we have always trled to remember how bew1ldered and befuddled we were as freshmen New sltuatlons had to be met There were three boys to every glrl whlch made every actlvlty decldedly mascullne The sophomore y ar 1S always the year when new freshles are the obgects of abuse but alas and alack there xere to be no more fresh bull It made the dlscomfo t Whlfh had been endured 1U the old bu1ld1ng uodenly seem WOTYhWP11P Chlns were FBISGG an extra quart er of an lnch eye were bllnked and wobbly smlles once aga1n came 1nto v1ew In dumofounded surp11 e we learned that the new school was to be for boys only Came our JUU1OF year Back agaln to the old bu1ld1ng It some how seemed to look more dreary and dlsmal The only brlght spots on the horlzo were the addltlon of several new teacher and the cholce of M183 Ethel Wo den as prl clpal Then llke a bolt from the blue came the news that the s1te of the old School had been sold The moneys recelved from the sale and from The Publlc Works Admlnlstra t1OH were to be used for a new home The old bUlldlHg was to be raZed so we had to flnd a ne: abode In order to save the exorbl tant rent demanded for more convenlent headquarters Webster Sc ool was Chosen for our temporary 1Odg1DgS after much d1SCuSS1OU 26 Qt A 1 -J I . . . 3 d V . . . . . , U . . . D . , - ' 1 . .H . q U U . . . I . . . , r . ' , ' 1 e ' 1 ' ' , A , V - men. The grand news came that a new Vocational school was to be . tu V . r .A . , . S ,A I -. ,i . . - , , S . , . I. ' ' . .' s ' n - ' s, ' ' P 4 Q 'n f . ' , I I at IK V . ' .. , 1 , P K . . .