Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The Record DOROTHY BENNIE l538 N. 55th Street Philadelphia Dol, Benny Entered from Heston Grammar School. Secretary of French Club: Dancing Club: Mirthful Mum- mers: Owl Club: Swimming Club: Captainball: Athletic Association: Student Association. Dorothy has a remarkable power of devising futures. lf any girl, who is undecided about her career, will apply to this young lady. she will be well accommodated: for Benny has a supply of brilliant ones. May hers be the most brilliant of the many she plans! RUTH BENT 5l3l Cedar Avenue Philade'phia Rufus Entered from Henry C. Lea School. Mirthful Mummers: French Club: Dancing Club: Owl Club: Cast of Typewriter Lady : Student Association: Athletic Association. It seems that Ruth caused a good deal of hilarity for a timid young lady when she made that heroic effort to drop her pocketboolt accidentally. ELIZABETH BICKELL 6234 Delancey Street Philadelphia Betty Entered from Ardentsville High School. Dancing Club: Athletic Association: Student Association. lf asking questions will land one anywhere, we must surely behold in Elizabeth one of the future Presidents of the United States. Many a little girl stands on her dignity, but'that does not enable her to see over the heads of thefcrowd.

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The Record 17 ELIZABETH BELL mils. Divinity Place Philiiaeipiiiii Belly Entered from B. B. Comegys School. Tennis: Club: Dancing Club: Mirthful Mummers: Arts and Crafts Club: Student Association: Athletic Asso- ciation. As the name suggests she rings and rings true, sending her happiness to all others. KATHRYN BELL l59 N. 56th Street Philadelphia Kitly Entered from john Barry School. Mirthful Mummers: Swimming and Dancing Clubs: Student Association: Athletic Association. Even though Kathryn went through a lot of hard- ships in school, she always kept up her high spirits and was just as jolly as she could be. Good luck to you, Kathryn! MARY ELIZABETH BENDIG 4830 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia Mary Liz Entered from Henry C. Lea School. Book Repre- sentative: Torch Representative: Representa- tive to Student Association: Business Manager of Torch : Cast of She Stoops to Conqueru: Mirth- ful Mummers: Chairman of Record Committee: Hockey Club: Tennis Club: Cast of Superior Sex : Student Association Court: Student Association: Athletic Association: Deliverer of Senior Essay. Mary is considered by some of us too intellectual to make a fool of herself. It is true nothing but E's and G's appear on her report, but all of us who saw her as the dashing young hero in She Stoops to Con- quer know she can throw herself into anything that comes along with her whole heart. Whether it is dramatics, ads , study or fun, Mary makes it a - success. Life is short and a good many of us are in the same fix.

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The Record Al..lCE BICKHAM 5037 Walton Avenue Philadelphia Alicia, Al Entered from Samuel B. Huey School. Torch Representative: Commissioner: Art Editor of Torch : Arts and Crafts: Mirthful Mummers: Hiking Club: Hockey Club: Captainball: Tennis Club: Dancing Club: Student Association: Athletic Association. It was Alice's curls that first attracted us before she put them up , and afterward we discovered that there was something under those curls worth while. Her posters are famous: her personality charming. MARGARET BIRNEY 5529 Whitby Avenue Philadelphia npcs., Entered from George Brooks School. Mirthful Mummers: Social Service: Dancing Club: Student Association: Athletic Association. She is a very unobtrusive person. You would never know she's with you if it wasn't that her sweet personality can not let you forget her. MARGARET BLAIR I536 N. Alden Street Philadelphia . Marg Entered from William B. Hanna School. Dancing and Social Service Clubs: Mirthful Mummers: Student Association: Athletic Association. She is a combination of frailty and daintiness. Haven't you seen her going through the halls with a smile on her face, and a kind word to every one? Surely you have. The hardest trial of the heart is whether it can bear a rival's failure without triumph.