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

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Watterson, Margret Mae Foods Athletics Alway: neat and trim. Wilhelm, Shirley Office Practice Music Appreciation First Lady Small but mighty in ability. Winterfeld, Mildred Institutional Service Y-Teen Her duty rhe doe: without a .rhirkf for laughing is her only work. Young, Elva Needle Trades Fixllt She'.r one to make you happy. Zawodny, Rita Institutional Service Chorus You are energetic, quick witted, and well liked. Ziefle, Ianis Elaine Foods Athletics She is a doll. White, Lyla Oliice Practice Athletics Black curly hair il' one of her auets Williams, Ianet Distributive Education Needlework Why ro rhy? Hrnmmm Wood, Carlotta Iune Oflice Practice Radio Wizh that charming voice, you're .fure to go far. Zattau, Ioyoe Office Practice Athletics Always has something ta Zelms, lean Marie OH-ice Practice Athletics If a friend you do need, lean is ready indeed. Zinn, Marjorie Cosmetology Experimental Cookery add When it came: to boys, .rhe': on the beam as a nudent, .fhe'.f really keen

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Spross, Barbara Distributive Education Athletics First Lady Sweet and charming. Stallbaum, Ioan Needle Trades Typing Ioan is nimble: Ioan is quirk: Ioan, you are a cure lizzie trick. Stern, Kathleen Foods Radio A Little Bird Told Me. Szajkowski, Suzanne Distributive Education Athletics Mile: of smiles. Urbaniak, Helen Cosmetology Experimental Cookery Full of vigor, enthuriaxm and pep, thi: bright girl make: you step. Vermett, Fern Stock, Sally Distributive Education Future I-lomemakers Mischievour Sal if our gal. Tulak, Mary Cosmetology Need lcwork Orchestra Neat and sweet, cannot be beat: to meer and :ap would be a feat. Vannes, Nancy Distributive Education Future Homcmakers Carefree Nan if always on hand. Wagner, Patricia Ollie: Practice Foods Radio I'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Camera Waters, Nancy Io Distributivc Education Future Homemakers Both knowledge and look: are in Nancy? book. N' it li VJ? Watters, Ioanne Marie Needle Trades Fix-It Let'.f hope he make: it. I5 23 sg. A friend to one and all

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IN MEMORIAM In memory of Edith Sotherland and Patricia Grannis who have passed away during this year. Mrs. Sotherland will always linger in our memory because she did so much for each girl individually through her work in the office at Whitney. Patricia Grannis was a senior office practice girl and her quiet, pleasing f. Af I Q manner endeared her to all her classmates. OUR FRIENDS BEYOND They have passed from our visiong Our memories of friends number high. Yet we question not Godis decision. While thinking on them you need not sighg In our hearts they remain as dear They are somewhere in that careless beyond, As if they were still with us here. Free from life's troublesome entangling bond. Louise Mason 25