Western High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1937 volume:

0 n :xnxx L 11-.1 Lax- xml 1: mmm.a.1,uzaqnn pw-Sn m,m:nunlE1nn'1.rm.u1m1u.u- 4. Lu 12.49 m huns:-rum.-w.'.:u:gwnum11 x WESTWARD HO! 1 9 3 7 IHE COPYRIGHT 193 RUTH ELLEN MUSSER Editor'-in-Claief MARTHA JANE KOONTZ Afmriale Editor HELEN HOFFMEISTER Bzuizzeff Manager VESIWAHII Hll. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL IN BALTIMORE DEDICATION S400 To ELIZABETH J. GERHARDT, in cirzcere appreciation of her untiring effortx and cheerful cooperation in making our high .rchool day: a memorable experience, we, The Clan of 1957, gralefully dedicate thif book. MISS I5I,IZABliTll GISRHARDT FOREWORD vw WE HAVE CHOSEN the stage as the theme of our book, for we feel that our years in Western High School, our little theater, have been like a melodrama containing, it is true, tragic, disheartening scenes but varied with countless joyous ones. In our freshmen and sophomore years as wide-eyed juveniles, frightened just a wee bit at the unaccustomed glare of the footlights, we turned often to the ever ready support and guidance of the veteran actors, the Seniors, and the patient directors and stage hands, our teachers. As Juniors we were elevated to the coveted position of understudies where we, accustomed now to the bright lights, prepared to take our places in our senior year as the veteran actors. In this position we not only worked harder at rehearsals and enjoyed to a fuller extent the applause but also helped some of those in our sister year with their cues. Now at last we have reached the happy-ending, graduation, and retire from the stage satisfied in the conviction that we have done our best through cooperation to make our production a success. CONTENTS FACULTY - DRAMATICS ACTIVITIES ' C L A S S E S ATHLETICS 0 FEATURES HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1937 A PLAY IN THREE ACTS PROLOGUE: 1933-1934 CAST: Chairman-Helen Chenoweth Vice-Chairman and Secretary-jean Knipp Chorur-Class of 1937 At the close of the first meeting of the juveniles, they started off their happy years at Western by entertaining themselves. As is customary their sisters, the under- studies, later in the year entertained them at the junior-Freshmen Party. Thus the Class of 1937 started on its career at Western. Act I-1934-35 CAST: President-Helen Chenoweth Vice-Prerident-Ruth Buettner Treamrer-Elaine Wood Secretary-Doris Herr Clyorzu-Class of 1937 SCENE I-Sophomore Rally-December 7 The juveniles were for this one day the leaders of the school. At the assembly they presented a morality sketch entitled Everystudent and also sang, for the first time, their class song which is to the tune of Marching Along Together. At three o'clock there was a dance in the gymnasium. SCENE II-Sophomore-Senior Party-May 3 In the auditorium the veterans were given the keys to Western and entertained with a Diet Duet, Romeo and Juliet, The Discovery of the Western World, and 1935 Takes the Cake. These sketches were followed by a dance in the gym. All too soon, the curtain fell on the last activity of their sophomore year. Act II-1935-36 CAST: Preridenl-Helen Chenoweth Vice-President-Margaret Ascherfeld Secretary-Doris Herr Trearurer-Lee Sheridan Claorur-Class of 1937 SCENE I-Junior-Freshmen Party-February 14 The understudies escorted their younger sisters, the juveniles, to the auditorium where a marionette show of jack and the Bean Stalk was presented. After the enter- tainment they all danced in the gym. SCENE Il-Junior Day-March 30 Again they became leaders of the school for a day. This year, as understudies, they wore white dresses and talisman roses, the two distinguishing marks of upper classmen. Ida Black, Julia Rose Collinson, Sylvia Finkelstein, Sylvia Karasik, Martha jane Koontz, Charity Seluzetsky, Edith Rubin and Elyse Goldman were in the cast of Three Pills in a Bottle, which was the name of the play presented at the morning assembly. SCENE III-Boatride--june 5 For weeks they worked on attractive favors for the annual junior-Senior Boatride. The curtain, however, never went up for this scene because the new boat, Dixie, which had been engaged, did not arrive in time. Consequently, as the second act closed there was a certain tragic note existing throughout the entire cast. Ad III-1936-57 CAST: Prerident-Ida Black Viee-President-Helen Chenoweth Alternate Vive-PreJident+Elaine Wood Secretary-Doris Herr Treasurer-Frances Miller Alternate Trearurer-Elaine Wood Chorus-Class of 1957 SCENE I-Senior Day, October 19 Veterans, at last! Their long anticipated Senior Day had finally arrived. The Reverend Jarvis Morris was the speaker. He told them to learn to climb down, not to take advantage of their position, to learn to play second fiddle, and to learn to assume the responsibility of setting an example. As they left the auditorium, each girl felt as if she had many things to live up to. SCENE II-Senior Play-December 23 Winifred Ward distinguished herself as the heroine of Green Stockings. In the play she was the sister whose feigned engagement became, through many complica- tions, a reality. The remainder of the cast also helped to make Green Stockings a most successful production. SCENE III-Mid-Year Farewell Assembly-january 29 Everyone liked Mr. Morris so well that he returned to speak at the Mid-Year Farewell Assembly. Now, some of the girls of 1937 were going to graduateg others realized that june would soon be here. SCENE IV-Mid-Year Commencement and Prom-February 16 and 17 For the first time the February graduation was held at the Polytechnic Institute. Here one hundred and thirty-nine members of the class of 1937 received their diplomas. The following night the girls and their escorts were swinging from 9 to 12:30 to the music of Charles Vincent's orchestra at the Belvedere. SCENE V-Sophomore-Senior Party-April 16. As they were being entertained by the juveniles, their minds wandered back to a day in May two years ago when they, as juveniles, had entertained the Class of 1935. It was great fun to be guests instead of hostesses. SCENE VI-Farewell Assembly--June 4 Their last assembly! The auditorium was beautifully decorated by their under- studies for this, their last day. After hearing an excellent address, they realized that all too soon their days at Western had drawn to a close. They left with hearts filled with love for Western. l J-.4 LQnll.JI-JI.. .l w 4: 'eM:,sm: '1 My . - ' -1 , .. : LR .F , Fu , , ' ua. .fi Uv' F ' w W ww. E753 Hel ,P ' I: BQ . 1 ' f.,5t.,-, 1 ,X 5 fu , 'Hx 1- 5 4.1 I jg :E ia.. 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'f-mf' ii 5 . wen. -'Q 'w'J'Q 'G '. , 1,1 Ginkrl V, l,,...j,, 1: asf' , mf: . '?f,YQW'Igi- A ' V '- - ,H--'. I e .-2 . ' . w. 'fa , -1-v--CQ f-mm 1 ni- If .u ,,.:. w . JL, .. ve , gan-Q., ,, w -1:,w.,.q,,45' I gy., ?'viQl-f1,:v:1- Q w I DR. ERNEST BECKER And Ive. ,TU .f6I'6IIE. .ro IIlL1jL'.Yfll', Jn frfze MISS ELSA CAROLINE HAUPT A full rich nature, free to truxt, Truthful and almoyt fternly fmt. MISS IEDNA ARNOLD Grmd11e,f.r Joey :ml L'!l1I.l'f,l'f i11 greL1t11e.f,r Bllf 1QI'6cIf1IL',f.f in gnod11e.f.r. FACULTY DR. ERNEST J. BECKER Prinripal ELsA C. HAUPT Vice-Primipal DEPARTMENTS ENGLISH HEAD-Francis E. Litz Buchholz, Emily Cooper, Ethel Corbett, Una A. Cowles, Beatrice Joseph, Rosina C. Kleibacher, Bessie E. Reinhard, Emilie S. Shaw, Miriam W. Taylor, Ruth Wisner, Louise S. Wood, Molly W. HISTORY HEAD-Mildred M. Coughlin Bamberger, Stella Bassett, Sara Janet Edgett, Lucille Klinesmirh, Bessie Leary, Lois Weber, Helen Weidenhammer, M. Antoinette Witters, Elsie LATIN HEAD-Margaret T. Englar Arnold, Edna - Gerhardt, Elizabeth Haley, Lucille L. Kellum, Elizabeth F. MATHEMATICS H EAD-Charlotte A. jones Dixon, E. Leola Holden, M. Elizabeth Wagner, Lillian R. C. Wells, Grace E. MODERN LANGUAGE Adams, Hattie J. Blake, Frank R. Burner, Florence Di s, Alice Spilman, Marian B. SCIENCE HEAD-Mary H. Mullikin Besley, Helen Birely, Alice Heaps, Pearl I. janney, Marion Kuhlman, Nettie A. L. Osserman, Esther Williams, Ruth COMMERCIAL HEAD-Delia R. Alford Adams, Florence L. Burke, Eva M. Gray, Ethel R. Hare, Ruth Houston, Emma C. King, Winona Greiman Lee, M. Virginia Miller, Isabelle North, Frances D. Raitt, Mildred Rawlins, Lillian Wellener, Helen E. Worley, Helen S. EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR-HClCH K. Bachrach ART Alford, Laura T. Kellum, Grace Snyder, Emma A. HOME ECONOMICS Hibbard, Corinne jones, Miram Palen, Helen B. Shantz, Elizabeth Weber, Helen J. RETAIL SELLING Lillian Van Sant MUSIC Lucille Tingle Masson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Dennis, Hazel V. Eaton, Marion Manning, Edith White, Alice LIBRARIAN Ina C. MacMullen LABORATORY ASSISTANTS O'Keefe, Marie Glantz Striteholf, janet NURSE jane Algire DOCTOR Susanne Sterling CLERKS Ida R. Block-Senior Clerk Thelma VVeingroff-junior Clerk Hi CLASS OFFICERS 1937 IDA MEALY BLACK PRESIDENT Who toucbet the key: of endlert activity, opens the infinite. Glee Club, 2, Math Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, junior Play, Student Council, 3, President of year, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 2, Student League, 4, Varsity Athletics, 2, 3, 4. HELEN CHENOWETH VICE-PRESIDENT September to February So unafected, ro compared a mind. Student Representative, 1, President of Class, 2, 3, Vice-President of Class, 4, Fashion Show, 2, Student Activities Committee, 3, Student League, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4, Sphinx Club, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. ELAINE WOOD V1cE-PRESIDENT February to june A talent is developed in quiet, A character in the Jtream of the world. Players' Guild, 2, Athletic Association, 2, Year Treasurer, 2, Vice-President of Class, 4. DORIS ELBA HERR SECRETARY Not that the eartb doth yield In bill or dale, in forest or in Held a rarer plant. Math Club, 2, Secretary of Year, 2, 3, 4, XVestward Ho! Business Staff, Student League, 2, 3, 4, Ninety Club 2, Sophomore-Senior entertainment, 2, Sphinx Club, 4, Service Club, 3, 4, Retail Selling Play, 4. FRANCES MILLER TREASURER September to February And rtill they gazed and rtill the wonder grew Tlwat one .rmall bead could carry all :he knew. Glee Club, 2, 3, Operetta, 3, Treasurer of Homeroom, 3, 4, Ninety Club, 2, 3, Student Activities Committee, 3, Editor of junior News, 3, Student League, 4, Sphinx Club, 4, West- ward Ho! Business Staff, 4, Treasurer of Class, 4. BETTY HOOPER TREASURER February to June Patience exceed: knowledge. Glee Club, 3, Homeroom Treasurer, 4, Year Treasurer, 4, Student League, 4. 23 ELLA VIRGINIA ADAMS One doe: not have to be noiry to be liked. Players' Guild, 4, Latin Club, 1, Interclass Ath- letics, 1. FLORENCE GERTRUDE ADES Her qnalitier may fire to any .fize. Math. Club, 2g French Club, 23 Players' Guild, 4. RUTH ETHEL ADLEBERG A little work, a little play, but we tbink that Ruthie J Okay. Athletic Asociation, 23 Math. Club, 2g Latin Club, 2g Camera Club, 3. BEATRICE JACQUELINE ALBIN Better late than never. REBA FERN ALEXANDER The magic of a face. Atheltic Representative, 2, Glee Club, 4. E. FRANCES APPLEGARTH The force of ber own merit: maker ber way. Junior News, 3g Senior News, 4g Business Man- ager, 4g Service Club, 4, Student League, 4g West- ward Ho! Staff, 4, Student Activities Commit- tee, 3. LORRAINE ADAIR ARTHUR A voice as Joft as wind in the leave.r. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4g Ninety Club, 2g Inter-year Athletics. THELMA GAIL ASTRIN Wa: thi: the fare that launclfd a tbouxand JlJip.f? Student Council, 4. BEATRICE E. BAKER Blushing ir the color of virtue. Treasurer of homeroom, Spanish Club. DORIS REED BARKLEY A fair exterior is a .silent fecommendationf' Math. Club, 23 French Club, 25 Latin Club, 23 Players' Guild, 2, 3g Inter-class Athletics, 2, 3, Student Representative, 55 Camera Club, 5. HELEN AGNES BARRON Oh, tell ur where you get it That calm, unronterned way. BETTY LEE BELT Her very frown: are fairer far, Than Jmiletf of other maidem are. Student Representative, 2, Athletic Representa- tive, 3, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 Westward Ho! Staff, fig Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Camera Clubg Math. Club, 3, 4. MARY KATHERINE BENE Her lamp of friendship ir Iighled by the oil of Jinrerilyf' Athletic Association, 2. GENEVIEVE BERMAN IVeJtern'.f Paderewrhif' Math Club, 2g French Club, 23 Latin Club, 2g Athletic Association, 2, Camera Club, 33 Student League, 3, 4. LENA BLOOM I'll not hudge an inch. Student League, 4, Westward Ho! Staff, 4. SHIRLEY LEAH BRILL If lo her Jhare .tome female error: fall, Looh on her face, and you'll forget them all. Student Council, 4g Senior News, 4, French Club, 2, 33 Student League, 2, 4, Athletic Association 2. DORIS ELAINE BROWN ZealouJ, yet modest. LILLIE BRISSMAN The power of the brain, the magir of the mind. French Club, 23 Players' Guild, 3, 4g Sphinx Club, 4, Homeroom treasurer, 4. RUTH BENNETT BUETTNER Nature for her favorite child, In thee hath lempered her hex! day. Math. Club, 2, 33 Vice-President, 23 Student Council, 2, Orchestra, 2, 3, Student League, 3, 4, French Club, 3: Sphinx Club, 4, Westward I-Io! Staff, 4. AGNUS LA RUE CHANEY For rofmen she and .rweel allrartioe graref' X ESTHER CHANTKER She ha: a heart with room for ezfery joy. Student League, 3. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH CLIFT Knowledge if power. LUELLA FRANCES CLOWER Come not within the fneaxure of my wrath. Student League, 4g Glee Club, 2. ELLEN NAOMI COCHRAN He thinks wise who Jay.r little. Latin Club, Ig Math. Club, 1. ROSE P. COHEN On their own meritr, modext men are dumb. Latin Club, 23 French Club, 2g Math. Club, 23 Players' Guild, 33 Sphinx Club, 49 Ninety Club, 3. SONIA W. COHEN A questioning mind in a lovely head. Sphinx Club, 4. ALICE MARGARET COONAN A head of red,' a heart of gold. RUTH COX Laughter and fun, good humor and fellow- Jhip rolled into one. lnterclass Athletics, Student Council. LENORA ILENE DAVIDSON Her head a sunny man of curly, her eye: a funny blue, Her mtile and perionality are very .runny too. Math. Club, 23 Camera Club, 3, 4, Student League, 3, 4. M. MARJORIE DIAMOND A rharnzing permnality, a Diamond in the rough, Marge ha: vertatility-a :well girl, .ture enough. ' MARIE DIGGS Nature deigned us to he of good rheer. Latin Club, 1, 2, Math. Club, 1, 2g Student Coun- cil, 3g Interclass Athletics, 3, 4. LELIA DOBRES Her silence it more musical than any Jong. ETHEL IRENE DOXZON Her name :hall be inurihed on the portal ol xport.rmanJhip. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Camera Club, 35 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Athletics, 2, 3, 4g Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4, President of Athletic Association, 4. LUCILLE REIGLE ELLIOTT To draw, to play, to laugh it my delight. Math. Club, 2, French Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 33 Orchestra, 3, 4, Operetta, 3g Interclass Athletics, 2, 3g Athletic Association, 2. JEAN FIELDING A happy Joul, that all the way To heaven hath a Jummer'.r day. GRACIA FINE Never a worry, never a rare Happy-go-luchy everywhere. Junior News Staff, 33 Math. Club, 2, French Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Student League, 3, 4. DOROTHEA M. FRIED A Southern helle in our midJt. GERTRUDE HENRIETTA GAITHER Always merry and bright. Latin Club, 2, Math, Club, 2, Student League, 23 French Club, 23 Westward Ho! Staff, 4. MARY JOAN GAMBOZ A .reuse of humor, a Jente of fair play, When it eomef to good Jportfmanship, Mary'J Ohay. BERTHA S. GAMERMAN A merry heart maketh a rheerful counte- nance. Athletic Association, 2, Inrerclass Athletics, 2, 5, 4. ETHEL MARIE GEALY The rnildeft manner and the gentlert heart. DOROTHY LUCILLE GERMAN Those about her, from her :hall read the perfert wayf of honor. W . Interclass Athletics, 1, 2, 5, 4. HARRIETT RUTH GOLDBERG Senre, her oarral, in her footstepr treadrf' Math. Club, 23 Latin Club, 23 Sphinx Club, 43 Student Council, 43 Student League, 43 Camera Club, 3g French Club, 2. ZELDA MALLOW GOLDSMITH He who Jing: frighten: away hi: ilk. Latin Club, 2, 5, 4g French Club, 2, Math. Club, 23 Glee Club, 5, 43 Operetta, 53 Players' Guild, 5. MARY ANN GRAHAM A good heart ir hetter than all the headr in the world. Latin Club, 1, 23 Math. Club, 1, 2, 53 Sphinx Club, 4g Mercurius Staff, 2. MILDRED E. GRAHAM There ir a Jmile on her fare, and a flafh in her eye. Latin Club, 2g Math. Club, 23 German Club, 23 Interclass Athletics, 3. MARIE HAAG BaJhfulneJ: is an ornament to youth. MILDRED RUTH HAMENT The highert wirdom it continual cheerful- nerr. French Club, 53 Sphinx Club, 43 Camera Club, 5: Latin Club, 23 Student League, 5, 43 Math. Club, 2g Interclass Athletics, 2, 53 Tennis, 33 Swim- ming, 5. DOROTHY CLARA HARTMANN Well-timed rilenre hath more eloquence than 5peerh. LILLIAN M. HASCHERT In the little grain of gold Much price and value lies. French Club, 2, 53 Math. Club, 2, German Glee Club, 23 German Club, 2. MARGARET AGNES HEMMINGS To know her is 4 pleasure. To he her friend-a privilege. Student League, 4, Junior News, 33 Sphinx Club, 4g Business Staff of Westward Ho!, 4. f VIRGINIA RENEE HILL A small hody doth often harbor a great soul. Interclass Athletics, Senior News, 4. DOROTHY GERTRUDE HIRSCHHORN A merry heart maketh a chereful counte- nance. Math. Club, 2g French Club, 3, Latin Club, 23 Service Club, 4. DORIS E. HOFFMAN Of all those arts in which the wise excel, Nature's chief masterpiece is writing well. Glee Club, 2, 33 Players' Guild, 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Play, 2. CATHERINE V. JACKSON Clasped by the golden light of mom Like the sweetheart of the Sun. Math. Club, 23 German Club, 2, German Glee Club, 2g Camera Club, 4. ANNA J OECKEL She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. RUTH E. JOHNSON To those who know thee not, no words can paint! All those who know thee, know all words are faint! Math. Club, 2g French Club, 3: Interclass Ath- letics, 2, 3g Athletic Representative, 3, 4. SYLVIA FRANCES KARASIK Her guy spirits are like medicine for the soul. junior Play, 3, Players' Guild, 2g French Club, 2. VIRGINIA KATHERINE KARRAS And I compel all creatures to my will. Student League, 4. RUTH KATZEN Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Latin Club, 2g French Club, 29 Camera Club, 33 Student League, 3, 43 Ninety Club, 2, junior News Staff, 3: Westward Ho! Staff, 4. AUDREY DODGE KESLER Neither too .rad nor loo glad, Neilher too good nor loo had. Homeroom treasurer, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, 31 French Club, 2, 33 Math. Club, 2. EUNICE KIRSCHINBAUM Nothing i.r imporrihle to a willing heart. Sphinx Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, 5: Junior News, 3, Camera Club, 3, French Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Ninety Club, 3, Student Council, 33 Vice-Chairman of Student Council, 4. RENA KLEIN The mirror of all courze,ry. Latin Club, 2, Sphinx Club, 4, Senior Play, 4. JEAN CHANDLER KNIPP Bw Jo fair, the laher lhe breath of men away, Who gaze upon her unaware. Latin Club, 1, 2, Math. Club 1, 2, 3, French Club, 3, Student Council, 1, 2, Ninety Club, 1. 2, 33 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. IRENE KROMETIS Men of few ufordar are the her! men. Student League, 3, 4. ANNE LOUISE LANGRALL 'Flarhing eyer, lol: of pep, Dimpled rheehr, and can rhe r1ep. ' Math. Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, French, 3, Operetta, Ivehling , 1, Homeroom Treasurer, 31 Interclass Athletics, 1, 2. MILDRED MARIE LEMM Bleu with plain reafon and with :oher .renJe. Treasurer of homeroom, Interclass Athletics, SHIRLEY R. LEVINSON Magnificent .rpertacle of human happinersf' French Club, 2, 3, Players' Guild, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 2, Math. Club, 1, 2. EDITH RUTHERFORD LINDSAY A daughter of the Godxg divinely tall, and mor! divinely fair. ELEANOR LOBE In framing an arlirl, ar! har that decreed To make .rome good, but otherr to rucceedf' Sphinx Club, 4, French Club, 2, Math. Club, 3. MARIE A. LUCKAN She'r one you find, With a happy, contented mind. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 3: Athletic Association, 2g Interclass Athletics, 2, Tennis, 3g Westward Ho! Representative, 4. LILLIAN FLORENCE LUDECKE Good nature if the very air of a good mind. German Club, 2, Inter-class Athletics, 3. MARY G. M. LYDON Her virtue: were .ro rare. Student Council, 2, 5, 4, Interclass Athletics, 23 Student League, 3, 4. ALMA MAHORNEY She ir a winrome wee thing, She it a honny wee thing. BEULAH ELEANOR MANCHEY I'll he merry and free, l'll he rad for nohody. Interclass Athletics, 25 Westward Ho! Represen- tative, 4g Senior News, 43 Senior Play Com- mittee, 4. ALMA S. MARKS Complexion fair with golden hairy Her eye: thine, too, with .rhy J deep blue. HELEN D. MASON Slumber ir more sweet than toil. Latin Club, 23 French Club, 2, 3, Camera Club, 3. ROSSE MAZAROFF Her lovely voice and individuality Accent her charming personality. IRENE MAZER Happy am I ,' from rare l'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Athletic Associaition, 2, Athletic Representative, lg Senior News, 4, Spanish Club, 53 lnterclass Athletics, 1, 2, 5. IRENE MICHLOVITZ Smiling and talking heepr her mouth work- ing perpetually. Latin Club, 2g Math. Club, 2g French Club, 2: Camera Club, 3. VIRGINIA RUTH MILLS But to .ree her wat to love her. FRANCES MORRISON From the frown of her head to the .role of her foot, the ix all mirth. Interclass Athletics, 53 Athletic Association, 2, Student League, 4. MARY JANE MYERS Mary jane if hath young and fair, Dewy eye: and :unuy hair. Latin Club, 1, 2, Math. Club, 1, 25 French Club. 1, Athletic Association, 2. ESTHER NAIMAN Not too timid, not too hold A balance here as rare as gold. CLARE NAYLOR l would rather a fool to make me merry than experienre to make me fad. Interclass athletics. RUTH NEARENBURG She that wa: fair and ever proud Had tongue at will, and yet war never loud. EVELYN NECHAMKIN A quiet girl with a quiet way, But when :he recitex the know: what to say. Math. Club, 2g French Club, 23 Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Athletic Association, 2g Ninety Club, 2, 3, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. RUTH RAE NELSON The faireft garden in her look: And in her mind the wisest hookJ. AUGUSTA MARIE O'DONALD The Jecret of :utters it conxtancy of pur- poxef' V Ninety Club, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 3, Westward Elo! Staff, 4, Sphinx Club, 43 Student League, 3, DORIS PENTON Age tannot wither her, nor ruxtom Jtale her infinite variety. EVELYN F. POFFENBERGER Thaw ahout her From her :hall read the perfect ways of honor. Ninety Club, 23 Student Activity Committee, 23 Student League, 2, 3, 43 Senior News-Editor, 43 Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. LILLIAN PRESS Full u'ell :he :ang the .rerzfice complete. Student Council, 4, Student League, 4. ROMILDA PRESTON A mania for Jaying all if well when thing: are going hadly. Senior News, 43 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. 4, Ath- letic Representative, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 2. ESTHER RENBAUM You hear that girl laughing?-You think Jhe'J all fun,- But the angel: laugh, too, at the good the haf done. DORIS ROPER AJ fold water to a thirsty Jonl, ,ro if neuf from a far country. Interclass Athletics. VIRGINIA E. ROSENSTEIN Her air, her mannerf. all who .raw admired. OLGA PHYLLIS ROSSMAN Wit, nou' and then, Jtruch Jmartly, shounr a .rparh. Interclass Athletics, Treasurer of homeroom, 2g Class Reporter, EDYTHE J. RUBIN Amhitiouf for acting, happy and gay. You'll alwayt ind our 'Edee' that way. Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club, 3. 43 Student League, 3, 4, junior News. 51 Senior News, 43 junior Play. 33 Senior Play, 43 Math. Club, 2: Players' Guild, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Asso- ciation, 2. HELEN RUBIN Soft peafe Jhe hfingt, u'here1'er ,the arrner ESTELLE LILLIAN RUSSELL Thou eyes, the greenert of things hlue, The hlueft of thingx grey. 1 , A , wt' he 5- , ,254 is 'Q . 'S ZELDA SAKOLSKY W'iI and humor helong to genius alone. Math. Club, 2g Latin Club, 3, -fl, Sphinx Club, 4g junior News, 33 Westward Ho! Stuff, 4g Inter- class Athletics, 3g Varsity Athletics, 3. LOUISE SCHARPF A tiny giggle hetrajys her. Latin Club, 2, Math, Club, 2g German Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2, Interclass Athletics, 25 Camera Club, 4. EVELYN L. SCHER Her voice uiar e1fer foft. Gentle and low, an exrellent thing in woman. Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. AURELIA E. SHOTT A good name if hetter than richer. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Interclass Ath- letics, 2, 3, 4. PAULINE SCHRODER Newer do to-day what you fan put of until tomorrow. Interclass Athletics, RUTH M. SCURNICK None hut herfelf ran he her parallel. TI-IELMA SYLVIA SELTZER W'ho if Sylvia? What if the? She'J a Jufell girl, good in typography! CHARITY SELUZETSKY Her zfoife if her heautyf' junior Play, 5Q Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SHAPIRO An imp of mirrhief in her glanre, Rhythmic toe! that love to danref' VERA KASLER SHAW QuietneJ.r indicatef ine quality. Latin Club, 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. ADELE SHETZER A rontented Jpirit ir the Jufeetnerr of exif- tenure. Treasurer of homeroom, 23 Art Club, 5. SOPHIE SIEGEL AJ clever with 4 paint hrurh AJ Aladdin with hir lamp. Math. Club, 2, 52 Art Club, 2. HARRIETTE MIRIAM SILVER An unextinguirhed laughter .vhahex the thy. JANE SILVERMAN For her own permn, It heggared all denriptionf' Latin Club, 25 Math. Club, 23 Sphinx Club, 4: Student League, 4, Camera Club, 5g French Club, 5. BERNICE SILVERSTEIN A flaxhing rmile, eye.r Jparhling with glee, Vivariour, jolly-thai: our 'Beef BELLE SPERLING A nobler yearning never hrohe her rest, Than hut to dance and Jing, he gaily dren. EVELYN STRAUSS She'J good in Jportr and Jtenography, She'll fire to the top, .rome day you'll fee. DORIS LAURAY TAWNEY A poet'.r darling. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 2, Homer-oom Treasurer, 2g Interclass Athletics, 2g French Club, 2. AUGUSTA BELLE TEARNEY Shy, demure and :weet little 'Belle' To hnow her il to like her well. French Club, 23 Athletic Association, 2, Math. Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 45 Student Council, 3. VIVIAN NAOMI THOMAS How sweet and fair .rhe reemr to he. Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2. ELLEN THORNHILL Without the :mile from Ellen won, Oh what were man?-A world without a run. Interclass Athletics, 2, 5, Varsity Athletics, 2. ELIZABETH RUTH TIMANUS She .rpeaheth not and yet there lie: A conrfenation in her eyerf' Math. Club, 2, 3, 4, Student League, 4, French Club, 2. BETTIE ESTELLE TRIBULL True heauty dwell: in .rweet retreat: Whose veil is unremovedf' Latin Club, 2, 5, 4, French Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, 3, Camera Club, 3, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, 4. SELMA TRUSS A merry hearth maketh a cheerful counter nance. Latin Club, 2, Players' Guild, 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2. PAULA TUNICK Forward and frolic glee war there The will to do, the Joul to dare. French Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, 4, Math. Club, 23 Camera Club, 3, lnterclass Athletics, 2, 5,4. SYLVIA VOLMAN Gaynor, Grate Moore, a hit of honey, All combined to make our 'Sunny'. junior News, 3, Student Council, 4, Glee Club, 5, 4, Players' Guild, 3, Student League, 3, 4. WINIFRED WARD Fair ar a rtar, when only one lr rhining in the shy. Senior Play, 4, Student League, 3, 43 Sphinx Club, 4, Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Camera Club, 35 Math. Club, 3, French Club, 5. VERA CLUP WARFIELD She it quiet and agreeable. Glee Club, 2. BLANCH E. WEISBERG The rum of earthly hlirJ. Spanish Club. MARY KATHRYN WIEGAND Smooth run: the water where the river'r deep. Math. Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4. RUBY YOUNG None knew :bee but to love tbee, Nor namer :bee but to praise. French Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 45 Math. Club, 2, 33 Sphinx Club, 4g Student League, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, 45 Student Activities Commit- tee, 3, 4. RUTH ZALESKY A merry las: ir liked by all. Camera Club, 3. ANNETTE ZATMAN A merry dirporition, an ever blusbing fare: Quite a bit of Englirb, :bat no one ran era.re. Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2, French Club, 3: Athletic Association, 2g Service Club, 4. LYDIA HELEN ZIEFLE Tbere'r gift beyond the reach of arl, of be- ing eloquently rilent. Student League, 4, Latin Club, 2g Math. Club, 2, 3, 45 French Club, 3, Camera Club, 3, Sphinx Club, 4. DORIS CATHERINE ZIMMERMAN A .rweei atraftive bind of grate. Student League, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 4. OLGA ABRAMS A maiden modeft, yet self-potrerredf' Student League, 4. BERNICE ALLIKER Give ur the lan whore life ir full of joy. Camera Club, 3, Interclass Athletics, 3, Library Club, 4. ELIZABETH V. ALLNUTT One doer not have to he noiry, to he well- liked. ZENOBIA A. ALTLAND Well-tirned Jilenre hath more eloquente than rpeerhf' Math. Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2. DOROTHY V. AMBROSE Eye: of an unholy blue. Student League, 4. ESTELLE BROOKS ANDERS An ounfe of mirth ir worth a pound of Jarrow. Athletic Association, 33 Varsity Athletics, 4g Year Athletics, 3, 43 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. JUNE ELAINE ANDREWS Ambition if her threshold to rurcetf' . Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2g Student League, 3, 43 Westward Ho! Staff, 4. LORRAINE E. ANGER The hair and the name helie her good nature. MARGARET ASCHERFELD A perfert woman, nohly planned To warn, to rornfort, and romrnandf' Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Sphinx Club, 43 Math. Club, 2, 35 Art Club, 2, Athletic Association, 23 Vice- president of year, 3: Ninety Club, 2, 3: West- ward Hol' Staff, 4g Student League, 3, 43 Camera Club, 3, Chairman Student Council, 4, Interclass Athletics, 4. VADUS iv. ASHLEY Sweet, neat and petite ir Vadurf' Student League, 4. DOLORES BACK True ease romes from art, not chance And those move easiest who've learned to dance. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, 3g Athletic Asso- ciation, 2. MARJORIE GLORIA BANK Amiahility shines by its own light. Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2, 35 Camera Club, 3g Athletic Association, 2, Sphinx Club, 4, Student League, 49 Players' Guild, 2, Senior Play, 4. EDITH M. BARKER Slow, steady, and sure, hut full of fun is our Edith. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Athletic Association, 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 35 Varsity Athletics, 5, 45 Student Council, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. EDITH LOUISE BARNES Her head with ringlets of her hair is crowned And in a golden raul the curls are hound. Sophomore Play, 2, Fashion Show, 3g Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Interclass Athletics, 3. IRIS ANNETTE BAUERNSCHMIDT How pretty her blush was, and how she blushed again! Latin Club, 23 Merrurius Staff, 23 Athletic Asso- ciation, 2, Interclass Athletics, 33 Student League, 4. ALICE ELSIE BAUM In arguing, too, we own her skill For e'en tho vanquished, she argues still. MARTHA R. BEALL Young, sweet, happy and gay She glides along in her own litle way. BEATRICE B. BECKER joy sparkles in her dark eyes like gems. Art Club, 2, French Club, 2, 5: Math. Club, 2, Westward Ho! 4. MINNIE BECKER A girl worth while is a girl who can smile. Athletic Association, 23 French Club, 2g Camera Club, 55 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. BERTHA VRGINIA BEDELL Her pencil drew whafer her soul design'd And of the happy draught surpass'd the image of her mind. Student League, 4. CATHERINE PARRISH BELT If: nice to he natural when you're nalurally nice. Student League, Glee Club. ISABEL BENJAMIN From a lillle .rparh may hurrl a mighty flame. Math. Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 23 lnterclass Athletics, 2. IRMA ADELE BERESTON It ir lhe quiel people who arcomplirh murhf' Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 1, 2, 31 Players' Guild, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Sphinx Club, 4, Camera Club, 33 Athletic Representative, 52 Homeroom Treasurer, 4g Operetta, 3, 43 Student League, 4. SHIRLEE DOLORES BERGER 'Her Jmile ir like a wave-permanent. Latin Club, 2. FLORENCE BERKOFF A friend tried and true. Latin Club, 2. SYLVIA G. BERNSTEIN A keen rerzre of humor ir an erellent anez. BETTY BERRY 0h.' Bleffd with temper whore unclouded ray- Can make tomarrow cheerful ar today. Math. Club, 2, Latin Club, 2g Year team, 4. MARY BIRELY .....a.r1hey:ay If nice in a quiet way. MARGARET BLACK Life has no hlerring like a prudent friend. Latin Club, 2g Interclass Athletics, 2, 35 Interyear Athletics, 35 Camera Club, 4, Homeroom Treas- urer, 2. SYLVIA SUZY BLINKEN Silence if the fence around wirdomf' French Club, 23 Math. Club, 2, Athletic Associa- tion, 2g Camera Club, 3. LUCILLE BLUMENTHAL Good taste ir the flower of good tense. French Club, 2. RUTH BOGRAD Her ditporition helier her :ize. Athletic Association, 2, Latin Club, 2. CHARLOTTE ANN BOLIN Fingertip: emhued with the music of the G'od.r. Glee Club, 3, 4, Interclass Athletics, 3, Year Athletics, 4, Varsity Athletics, 45 Latin Club, 3. DOROTHY A. BOSLEY Feminine vanity-that divine gift that make: woman charming. Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Athletic Association, 23 Student Council, 2. DOLORES M. BRANDT Calm, cool, and collected. Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 Athletic Association, 2. DOROTHY BRANNOCK A huhhling fountain of fun. Art Club, 2, Camera Club, 3. DOROTHY BRENIZE Laughter if the natural function of woman. Latin Club, 23 Athletic Association, 2, Home- room Treasurer, 3, Senior News Staff g Interyear Athletics, 2, 3, 45 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Athletics, 3. LA VERNE BRITTINGHAM A Jeparate :weetneu and a worth all her own. Math. Club, 2, Art Club, 23 Player's Guild, 4, Athletic Association, 2. DOROTHY E. BROOKS Such as I have I give thee. Latin Club, 2, 3, 45 Interclass Athletics, 2, Math. Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2. BEATRICE VIRGINIA BROWN Sparkling eye: and a dancing dimplef' Student League, 3, 4, Interclass Athletics, Z, 3, 4, Year Athletics, 23 Varsity Athletics, 45 A. A. Rep, 4. MYRTA BROWN She'J pretty to walls with, Witty to talk with, And pleurant to thinh on. Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 2, 3, A. A., 2, A. A. Rep, 2, 4, President Athletic Board, 4. EDITH BRUCHEY A maiden modert, yet .velf-poJ:e5Jed. Glee Club, 2, 5, Latin Club 2, Operetta, 2. HELEN KETURAH BUFFINGTON A loving little life of .fweet .rmall works. Interclass Athletics, 2. IRENE B. BULMASH There if a garden in her thin where foxes and white lilies grow. Math Club, 2, Latin Club, 2. sl-I1R1.EY BYERS u L-d7i, -1: French Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Year Athletics, 3, 4, Student League, 4. ROMAINE ELIZABETH CALTRIDER Determined or mild ar circumrtanrer may de- termznef' Math Club, 2, 3, Student League, 4. ALICE CANN Indeed, true gladnexx doth not alwayr speak: joy bred and horn hut in the tongue if weak. Latin Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Student Rep. 2. JANE ELIZABETH CARLON The will to do, the soul to dare. Orchestra, 2, 3, Glee Club, 5, 4, Treasurer of Glee Club, 4, Operetta, 4, Interclass Athletics, 4, Westward Ho! Representative, 4. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 4. JANE CARMICHAEL To .ree her ir to love her. MARTHA .V. CARPER Words are hut empty thanhrf' Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 5. ANGELA M. CAVANAUGH She has both good Jenre and good nature -a rare combination. Math, Club, 1, Service Club, 33 Westward Ho! Business Staff, 4, Student League, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Representative, 4, Westward Ho! Rep. 4. FRIEDA A. CHAPNICK Bloch hair and eyer and a bewitching .rmile. Math Club, 2, A. A., 2, Senior News, 4, Student League, 4. MARGARET K. CHILDRESS Laugh, and the world laughr with you. French Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 33 Operetta, 2, A. A., 2. HELEN GRACE CRISTIE judge not a woman by her incher. Student League, 4, junior Play, 3, Senior Play, 4. BETTY CLARY A poem round and perfect nr a nor. Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2g Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Student League, 4. EDYTHE CLIFT Her voice ir but ever raft. Math Club, 2, 33 Student League, 4, A. A., 2. MARIAM P. CLUSTER Warteful woman ! French Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Inrerclass Athletics, 2. ANNE COHEN Like 4 brook Jhe'ir always rippling with merrimentf' Math Club, 2, 3, French Club, 2, A. A., 2, Camera Club, 5: Junior News Staff, Players' Guild, 2, 33 Student League, 4. EVALYN HILDA COHEN Reoron ir not mearured by size 'or height, but by principle. Latin Club, 29 A. A., 2, Camera Club, 35 Student League, 4. ' FANNYE cor-IEN A good hear! ir better lhan all the gold in the world. French Club, 2, Camera Club, 3. FLORENCE BERNICE COHEN A pleafing eourztenanre if a Jilent rommen- datzonf' Latin Club, 2, Student League, 4. JEANNE COHEN Sober of muntenarzce, merry of heart. Glee Club, 2, 3, Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, Latin Club 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. MILDRED S. COHEN Few words, many deedxf' Latin Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4, Camera Club, 3, 4, Math Club, 3, Senior News, Student League, 4. LEAH AMELIA COLES A good heart if better than all the bead! in the world. Glee club, 3, 4, Math Club, 2, Student League, 3, 4. JULIA ROSE COLLINSON A merry beart maketh a rbeerful founten- ance. Latin Club, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Westward Ho! Business Staff, 4, junior Play, 3, Sphinx Club, 4. EUGENIA MARGARET COLOMBAIN Ambition paver the way to .ruece.r.r. Glee Club, 3. RUTH L. COMSTOCK The Jweetext garland to the .rweetext maid. Student League, 4, Glee Club, 4, Latin Club, 2, Operetta, 4, Senior News, 4, Student Representa- tive,4. ELIZABETH CONNOLLY A word fitly Jpoken is like applet of gold m Jettings of .ril11er. M. GRACE CONNOR She Jbowf me power of gentlenext, Tbat in her lie.f. Latin Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 2, Student League, 4. RUTH CORDISH Full of surpriyexf' Players' Guild, 2, 3, 4, XVestward Ho! Staff, 4, Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, 39 A. A., 2, Student League, 2, junior News Staff, 3. DOROTHEA COURTNEY Grace wa: in all her Jteps, heav' n in her eye.r In every gextufe dignity and love. Latin Club, 2, Math Club Rep. 23 A. A., 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Camera Club, 52 Student League, 4. GRACE COVINGTON Neither too .rad nor too glad, Neither too good nor loo bad. AVICE CYNTHIA CRIPPEN Beneath the rule of men entirely great The pen if mighlier than the .fword. Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Student League, 3, 4, A. A. 2. HELEN JOAN CROZIER Mer1'ily :he roflr away. Latin Club, 23 Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Infer- tlass Athletics, 3. MARGARET A. CULLER A lillle nonxenxe now and then. Glee Club, 2, 5, 43 Latin Club, 2, 5, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4g Student League, 4g A. A., 2g Interyear Athletics, 4. DORIS HARRIET DAUM She .fund among the hen, Tall, Fender, graced with impudencef' Student League, 3, 43 A. A., 2, Interclass Athle- tics, 2, 33 Latin Club, 2, 35 Math Club, 2, 3. KATHLEEN E. DAVIES A nauual blurb is a fare po5JeJ.rion. Student League, 4, A. A., 2. J. HELEN DAWSON Cool, ralm and rollerted, But with hidden rninhiefl' Latin Club, 2: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Math Club, 23 Operetta, 2, 4g Interyear Athletics, 4. MAY J. DEBRICK A .raft voice lurneth away wrath. FLORA M. DE CRISPINO To know her if to like her. Interclass Athletics, 4. MARJORIE NELSON DEFORD Injinite rirhes in a Jmall spare! Math Club, 2, 35 Camera Club, 4, Student League, 4, Glee Club, 4. VIOLET DEPUE Of height the haf a great amount Her good nature doe: her height Jurmountf' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Student League, Art Club, 2, Operetta, 2, 5, Senior Play Committee. ANNE DEXTER She add: a preriout Jeeing to the eye. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Art Club, 1, French Club, 1, Student League, 4. SYLVIA DINKIN Talk often hut not long. Latin Club, 2. DOROTHY EDNA DOBBS To thore who hnow her not, no wordr can paint: To thofe who know her, all word! are faint. Student League, 4. CAROLYN A. DODGE Laughter and fun, good humor and fellow- rbip All rolled into one. Class Treasurer, 4, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 4. MARGARET E. DUCHON A dernure manner reveal: her Jweetnerxf' Latin Club, 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, Homeroom treasurer, 3, 4. SYLVIA E. EDELBERG She goes her way quietly giving murh, tah- ing little. Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2. ELIZABETH HEPBURN ELLIS Determination if the keynote to rumen. Swimming Club, 3, 4, Business Manager Junior News, 3, Latin Club, 5, Treasurer of Math Club, 3, Senior news Editor, Feb.-june, Student League, 4, Westward Ho! Rep., 4. ROSE ENGERLIEB Rare will he completely at re.ft,' When there are no more tent. ttudent League, 3, 4. SELMA FRONA EPSTEIN 'Happy and gay the lifelong day. French Club, 23 Math Club, 2. LAURA HAMPSON EYLER Quiet and helpful. Latin Club, 2g Glee Club, 3, 43 Sophomore Playg Inrerclass Athletics, 4. BONNIE JOYCE FEDDER A gift though Jmoll hath rare and dear. Math Club, 23 French Club, 23 Camera Club, 33 Interclass Athletics, 2. SYBIL E. FEDDER ln framing arlirtr art hath thnx decreed: To mtzhe .rome good. but otherf to exceed. Latin Club, 23 Math Club, 23 Art Club Rep., 23 Lulee Club, 43 A. A., 23 Student League, 4, Operetta, 4. SARA F. FEINGLASS Pirie--pzrt of her nature tml Pdf! of her name. Student League, 2, 3, 43 Westward Ho! Busi- ness Staff, 4. HENRIETTE FELDMAN Laugh and the world laughr with you. Latin Club, 23 A. A., 2, 33 Homeroom Treasurer, 3, 43 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. ANNETTE J. FILTZER The retzron Erin, the temperate ufill, Endurance, forexight, rtrength and rhillf' Latin Club, ZQ Math Club, 2, 33 Camera Club, 31 Sphinx Club, 43 A. A., 23 Players' Guild, 2, 33 Westward Ho! Staff, 4g Senior Play, 43 Fashion Show, 33 Ninety Club, 2, 33 Student Representa- tive, 3, 43 Class Treasurer, 23 Student League, 3, 4. EDITH FINKELSTEIN A kind heart-the nohlert gift of hetz1'en. Latin Club, 1, 23 Math Club, 13 Camera Club, 33 Student Council, 2, Student League, 1, 33 Inter- class Athletics, 3. SYLVIA BEATRICE FINKELSTEIN Good nature, like a bee Collects' honey from everywhere. Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Players' Guild, 1, 2, 3, 43 A. A., 2, 33 Secretary of Camera Club, 2, 33 French Club, 1, 23 junior play, 33 Student Rep- resentative, 5, 43 XVestward Ho! Representa- tive, 4. GLADYS ANITA FINKENAUER Her hair ix her rroufning glory. Latin Club, 2. NX. ihwxfwv dnl! ,K . 3, 48 . .ti k . . 1 k 53:-' ,,,.. . ' 4 L, I .. - . . ..,., 4 I ' - R l , il -...fl H VRGINIA LEE FINLAYSON Shall I go on?-Or have I Jaid enough? Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, Players' Guild, 2, 3: Junior News 3, Senior News, 4, Westward Ho! Staff, 4. FLORENCE E. FISCHER Sheff a good fellow, I fan lell you that. Math Club, 1, Interclass Athletics, 1, A. A., 1, Westward Ho! Business Staff, 4. RUTH FLEISCHER She'J linle, ihe'r wife A terror for her size. Class Treasurer, 5, Student League, 4. DOROTHY IRENE FOLKER A sweel, unaxfuming manner. Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, A. A. 2, Inter- class Athletics, 2, 5. BEATRICE RITA FOSS She .rpreadr Junfhine and good humor among her friendrf' Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 23 Student League, 4, Class Treasurer, 4. BEVERLY FRANK Beverly if 'franh'. Math Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, A. A. 2. LAVERNE CAROLYN FREDERICK To know her if to like her. Latin Club, 2, Student League, Z, Math Club, 2, A. A. 2, Interclass Athletics, 2. MARTHA JANE FRENCH 'TiJ good in every fare you know To have two Jlrzngr upon your how. Latin Club, 2. LEONA E. FRIEDLANDER Genlle in manner, rerolute in deed. Latin Club, 1, Student Leaue, 4, Players' Guild, 4. ADA FRIEDMAN Silence ir golden. Student League, 3, 4. KATHERINE EVE FRYE On with the zltmre! let joy be unronjfnedf' A. A., 2, Math Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, Play- ers' Guild, 2, 5, 4. RUTH L. FUNK Light or a'.1t'k, ,ibofl of tizll, She ,ielx a tmp In ,HZLIT6 tlaem all. Class treasurer, Z, lnterclass Athletics, 2 GERTRUDE GAMERMAN D?a'r murve of d7Il1l.fE711E77f.U Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 2, A. A., 2. ANNA A. GARRISH Her btzir ii' her Howning glory. Student Rep., 2, 33 Class Treasurer, 2, Interclass Athletics, 25 Student League, 4. EVELYN C. GEIGER The envy of law' ,rfmiglat lmired friend,r. SADIE GEPPI judge not L1 lady by ber inflyeff' Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Student Rep., W year 3. HELEN MYRA GERNHART Helen it nmtzlly quiet, exrept wlyen giggle! o'er flow: Tben ,flae tuurer 4 rlauroonz riot, we find it mnttzgiom' you know. Art Club, lg Senior News Staff, Student League, 4. CATHERINE M. GIBSON A rlmrming young lady. Art Club, 21 Student League, 5, 4. MILDRED GOEB Our rlmrafter ix our zz'ill,' for what we will we are. Latin Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 4, Student League, 43 Interclass Athletics, 2, 4. MYRA GOLDENBERG How grand it .rilencel In itr deptlu, uflmt mighty llzingr are lawn. Latin Club, 2, 33 Art Club, 23 Sphinx Club, 4, A. A. 2, Student League, 4. if ts. Q. . 1' . 'ual it ,we-' SI, i X 'jgqff 1 1 .gb h N. t :tv 34. , . , ii -. X 3 .f MQ 5 N I : R A tk 1 Q WN.. it ELYSE L. GOLDMAN Of all the art: in which the wixe excel, Nature'J thief maiterpiece if in writing well. Ninety Club, 23 Latin Club, 2, 5: Treasurer of Latin Club, 4, French Club, 2, Editor of Mer- curius, 33 junior Play, 3, Author of Class Song, 2, Camera Club, 3, 4, jr. News Staff, 3, Asst. Editor of Senior News, 4g Executive Board of Student League, 4g Student League, 3, 43 Players' Guild, 3, 43 Sphinx Club, 4, Westward Ho! Stalf, 4. HELEN GOODMAN She doeth little hindne.f,re.r. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math Club, 23 Art Club, 2g A. A., 2g Student League, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. ROSE GREENSPON Another text? I don't hnauf a thing. Art Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Student Council, 2g A. A., 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE GREENWOOD May the .rmile on the fare he hut a refleftion of the feeling of the heart. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, junior News, Art Editor of Mercurius, 3, Art Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 29 Players' Guild, 3, 4. EVELYN HALL She po,r1e.r.feJ that effential quality, Jportx- mnnxhipf' A. A., 2. DORIS HAMMOND IV ith cl whirl and iz twirl and tz hum of her mr, Dorif goef hy lihe a shooting Jim. Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2. BETTE JUNE HARRIS Style and :harm hot Bette june. Latin Club, 2, 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4, Class treasurer, 1, A. A., 2. ADA MAE HARTUNG She mn aluvzyi' he relied upon to meet her ohligaZion.f. Math Club, 2. DOROTHY HELLER An etzfy, eonzfortahle permn to have around. MARTHA EMILY HENDERSON So untzjerted, I0 compofed in mind, So firm .to mfr, yet to rehnedf' Service Club, 3, 4, Student Rep., 25 Players' Guild, 45 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Student League, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER MARIE HERGET Kind are her an,ru'err. Latin Club, 2. BERNICE F. HERMAN Yonzh ii 4 wreazh of roles. Student League, 4, Math Club, 23 Latin Club, 2. AUDREY MARGARET HESTERBURG Cool, mlm, and rnllerledf' Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Art Club, 2, A. A., 2, Student League, 4. DORIS CAROLE I-IOCHBERG Though cloudy the day, rtormy the night, The .sky in Ihe hetiri ir alutuyr hrighlf' Math Club, 2, A. A., 2, Student League, 4. DOROTHY HOBBS She will Jleadily fire over the hills of diffirullyf' Art Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Student League, 2, 33 Camera Club, 5, Library Club, 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4. MILDRED HOFF A 1'ery rare compound of perronulity and fun Ilyho relirher a joke, and rejoice! in If pun. Latin Club, 2. HELEN M. HOFFMEISTER lt'J nire lo he natural when y0u'1'e nalumlly nice. A. A., 2, Math Club, 1, 2, Art Club, 1, Service Club, 3, Student Council, 2, 5, 4, Homeroom treasurer, 1, VVestward Ho! Business Manager, 4, lnterclass Athletics, 2, 5, Varsity Athletics, 4, Student League, 2, 5, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. MARGARET I-IOLLANDER Shy, demure, zz 1'ery rweef helle. To knou' her if Io like her well. GRACE AUDREY HOLTZ 'Ti.r her thinking of olherr that maker you lhink of her. Student League, 2, 3, 4, Student Rep., 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club, 4. CATHERINE VIOLA HORNSBY Such ai I have. I give thee. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club, 4, Student League, 4. X - fi 3 A ! xxx A elf- Q6 , bl ' . Q LILLIAN HORWITZ A friend to ereryhody and ereryhodyhf friend. DOROTHY E. HUBBARD Ezferyhody'r friend and a friend to every- body. Math Club, 2, Student League, 4. ELIZABETH A. HUCKE Lend ezfery man your ear hut not your 11oire. Student League, 4. MARY KATHRYN HUDSON In quietneu there if charm. Glee Club, 3, 4, Senior News Rep., 4, Student League, 4, Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, 3, Sphinx Club, 4. ZARA HURWITZ A good heart il hetter than all the head: in the world. CLEO C. IDLET Down her white neck, long floating auhurn eurlef. The leaf! of whirh would Jet the poetx rav- ing. Art Club, 2, A. A., 2, Student League, 4, Math Club, 3, Camera Club, 3, Sphinx Club, 4. BETTY ANN IRVINE A true friend if forever a friend. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, Players' Guild, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Sphinx Club, 4, Westward Ho! Staff, Westward Ho! Rep., Operetta, 2, 4. RUTH R. ISAACSON Cooperative Bureau ou'e.r her a vote of thanhi-:he haf the rent! of D-10. ANNA JACKSON Good nature a pricelexf treaxure ix. German Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2. DORIS E. JENKINS An exception to the rule.-a pleaxant di.r- poxition with red hair. Glee Club, 2, Senior News Staff. RUTH ANGELINE JOHNSON A good trout: a .rmuncls friend. Latin Club, 1, Math Club, lg Glee Club, 3: French Club, lg Interclass Athletics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Student League, 2, A. A., 2, Year Athletics, 4. DOROTHY S. KATZ Laugb1er and fun, good humour and fel- lozzaflup rolled into one. Math Club, 2g Vice-president Players' Guild, 43 Sophomore play, 23 Latin Club, 2. BETTY KAUFMAN To be .rloin in zrordr it 4 ufozlzarfr only 1f11'lzze. French Club, 23 Math Club, 2, Camera Club, 2, 4, Student League, 4. HAZEL RUTH KAUFFMAN Silenre ir golden. Interclass Athletics, 2, 3g Student League, 2, 3. DORIS KEFAUVER A good .rportfenouglv mid. Math Club, 2, A. A., 23 Year team, 33 Varsity teams, 3, fl, Athletic Rep., 2, 4. EVELYN KEFAUVER Comfort bore lbou of llaey meril, Kindly izntotunzirzg rpiritf' Latin Club, 25 Art Club, 2, Math Club, 2, Inter- class Athletics, 2, Student League, 4. BEVERLY ELAINE KELLERT Silence if golden-but Beverly doe5n'l like gold. Math Club, 25 French Club, 23 Art Club, 23 Senior News, Student League, 2, 3. DOROTHY I. KENDALL Her uuyr are tray: of plearanmerd' Latin Club, 2. BERDELLA MAE KNAUB For lberelv ture II rlrmrnz about you. I-Iomeroom treasurer, 2: Math Club, 2, 3g French Club, 2, A. A. 25 Camera Club, 4, Student League, 4. MIRIAM KOLODNER W'l:at ir done u'i.tely ir done well. Art Club, 23 A. A., 2, Latin Club, 23 Math Club, 35 Student League, 4, Art Managerg Senior News, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. er ,bl L71 , . 1-A13 MARTHA JANE KOONTZ The force of her owrz meritf mahe: her way. A. A., 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club Consul, 4, Math Club, 2, Sophomore Play, Junior Play, Sphinx Club, 4, S. A. C. 3, 4, Chairman S. A. C., 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 3, 4, Associate Editor of Westward l-Io! ANNA KORNELUK HoneJt labor beart 4 lovely fare. Service Club, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 4. CATHERINE KOUTCH Good-natured and obligingf' Student League, 4, Art Club, 3. DORIS KRAUS Salt your food with humor, season it with wit, and .fprinhle it over with the charm of good fellowrhipf' Math Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, Players' Guild, 2, Sophomore Play, Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Student Council, 4, Student League, 4, A. A., 2. BERNICE EDITH IGRESS Style if the dren of thought. Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, Art Club, 2. MILDRED J. KRIEG She ha: a head to rant:-ive, a tongue to per- Juade, and 4 hand to execute any mirehieff' Players' Guild, 2, Math Club, 2, 3, Student Rep., 3, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, A. A. Rep., 2, Stu- dent League, 4. RENA KRIEGER Rena it hind and friendly to everybody. Art Club, 2, Student League, 3, 4. JANE LOUISE KUEHN AlwayJ in u hurry, alwayr in a flurry. Student Rep., 3. LORRAINE M. KYNE Noble in every thought and every deed. Student League, 4, Math Club, 1. BLANCHE MARIAN LANCASTER Merrily, merrily, I .rhull live, and I Jhall be happy and free. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild, 2, Latin Club, 2, Student League, 4, Sophomore play, 2. SHIRLEY E. LANDSMAN To he an artitt ii her aim, in her heart her art dost dwell All otherf .rhe will exrell, with turret! and fixing fame. 1 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, A. A. 2, Student League, 4. RITA LASKY For ezfery why Jhe ha.r a wherefore. Math Club, 2, Camera Club, 3, 4, Hockey. LORRAINE L. LAVENDER A little nonteme now and then l.r relifhed hy the hett of men. Math Club, 2, lnterclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent League, 2. AUDRA LEAMON Ever willing to lend at hand. Service Club, 3. NAOMI K. LEGUM I will not retreat a Jingle inrh and I will he heard. Service Club, 4, Glee Club, 4, Operetta, 43 Sen- ior News Staff. MAARJORIE LEHMAN Maxi: hath rharmfl' Glee Club, 3, 43 President of Glee Club, 45 Op- eretta, 3, 4g Art Club, 2, Math Club, 2. JEANNE LOUISE LEIMBACK She needy no foil, hot .rhine.f in her own light. Indoor team, 2, A. A., 2, Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, Homeroom treasurer, 2, Fashion Show, 3: Glee Club, 3, 4, lnterclass Athletics, 4, Stu- dent League, 4. CELESTE GENEVIEVE LEISHEAR Good humour is the hen armor in Jofietyf' Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild, 2, Math Club, 2, 3: Student Council, 25 Sphinx Club, 45 Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Senior Play Committee, 4, Student League, 4. DOROTHY ELMIRA LEMKE Although good rnannerx are the leaft of all the lawx They ary .ftfirtly ohferned hy her. French Club, 2g Math Club, 2, A. A., 23 Student League 4. PHYLLIS MARIE LETSCH Ohliging, good natured--what more could he faked? Math Club, 2. I CHARLOTTE RUTH LEVIN Hope anticipoter ber future joyt. Math Club, 2, Ninety Club, 51 Student League, 4. ESTHER SYLVIA LEVIN Life would be dull witbout ber. French Club 2, Math Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, A. A. 2. PEARL LEVIN Life it rbort, I mutt be boppyf' Math Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Student League, 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 3. ROSE BEVERLY LEVINE Sparkling eyer and danring dimplerf' Piayers' Guild, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, Student League, Senior News. HELEN CHASE LEWIS A cbeerful tountenunre ir 4 good parrportf' Math Club, 1, Service Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Sphinx Club, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Operetta, 1, 2, 3, Student Council, 1, Home- room Treasurer, 3, Westward Ho! Staff, Inter- class Athletics, 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Athletics, 3, 4, Student League, 3, 4. MARION LEWIS A rare fompound of personality, fun and frolir. . Student Council, 3, Student Activities Committee, Math Club, 2. ANN LINDSAY Newer trouble trouble until trouble trouble: you. Student League, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, Math Club, 2, 3, Camera Club, 3, Sphinx Club, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. MIRIAM LIPNICK Little tube of migbty power Cbarmer of an idle bour. Latin Club, 2, French Club, 3, Student League, 4, Student Representative, 4. SELMA LEE LONDON A jolly good fellow. Players' Guild, 2, Senior News, 4. REGINA C. LOOVIS Good rouruge breabr ill-lurk. Sphinx Club, 4, Westward Ho! staff, 4, junior News Staff, 3, Student League, 3, 4, Math Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, French Club 2. MARGARET J. LUTZ An attractive bil of per,ronality. Student Representative 4, A. A. 2, Student League 1, 2, Service Club, 3, Art Club, 1, 2. DONNA LEE LYETH Sine bath holla good nature and good Jenre -a rare combination. FRANCES M. LYONS A generoui, willing belper to everyone. Latin Club, 2g Student League, 2. RUTH MAAS W'lae4'e tlaere'i a will, tbere'J a way. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Basketball, 2, 33 A. A., 2, 3, 4. - MARY CLAGETT MAGRUDER Full of meet indij'erenre. Sphinx Club, 4g Ninety Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3: Student League, 4, Varsity Hockey, 3, 4, Inter- class Athletics, 2, 3, 4. JEANNE A. MAKOVER Secret and rely'-contained. Latin Club, 1, 23 Interclass Athletics, 1. MILDRED B. MARGOLIS What will be, will be, So why worry? Players' Guild, 23 A. A. Representative, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 Varsity Athleticsg Stu- dent Tennis Coach, 4. PEARL AUDREY MARSHALL Modest tfiolelr Jomelirnei become orchidrf' Players' Guild, 2, 33 French Club, 2, Math Club, 2g Student League, 4, A. A. 2. DOROTHY RUTH MARTELL If: the quiet people who acrompliila murl1. Student League, 4. AGNES LARAINE MATHER Perionality, originality, and pep Are rlaaraclerirtiri' of our Student Rep. Student Rep., 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Athletics, 3, A. A., 25 Student League, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, 4. MARJORIE M. MATHEWSON Here if one who .reef a joke in everything- even Jehool work. Student League, 25 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. JANE I. MAYER Of all the iunheami that at eve did rhine the very Jweeteft har to lhee been given. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, A. A., 29 Camera Club, 3, Players' Guild, 4. DORIS LOUISE MCCOMAS A truer, nohler, trurtier heart. Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Activities, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom treasurer, 2, 3, 4, Varsity team, 33 Year teams, 3, 4g Athletic Rep., 3. MARY FRANCES MICKEY 'Tir good to he merry and wire. Latin Club, 23 Student League, 43 Ninety Club, 2, Sphinx Club, 4. ADELE MILLER Energy and delerminalion have done won- derx many a time. A. A., 2, Ninety Club, 33 Camera Club, 31 Sphinx Club, 4, Glee Club, 43 Operetta, 4, Stu- dent League, 4, Senior Play, 4. GLADYS VIRGINIA MILLER Con.rcientiour and ohligingf' Latin Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, Math Club, 2, Operetta, 3, Athletic Association, 2. HELEN MILLER Hileh your wagon to a var. Sphinx Club, 4, Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club, 1, Camera Club, 3, Student Council, 4, Student League, 2, 3, 43 Ninety Club, 1, 2, A. A., 1. MARGARET MILLER W e,rtern'J goddeir of the dame. Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, Interclass Athle- tics, 3. MELVERNE MILLER Found. A red-head wizhoul a temper. Glee Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Math Club, 23 Op- eretta, 2. PEGGY A. MOLOFSKY Thi: girl piehr up wit, ar pigeon! peat And utter! it again when the doth pleaJe. Westward Ho! , 4, Junior News, 33 Math Club, 3, Student League, 4. EVELYN MORGAN How fm' flair little candle tlarouar its beam. Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2. THERESE MORGAN But dear at if tlae farm to me, Still dearer if Ib-y mind. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, Ninety Club, 2. DOLORES MOSCATI Everybody 101431 Scottie Latin Club, 1, 2, 4, Math Club, 1, 2, Reporter on Senior News, Hockey, 1, 2, Basketball, 1 2, Volleyball, 1, 2, Varsity Hockey, B. Team, 4, Athletic Representative ,1, 2. MARGARET MUNDER Quiet peoplei' rirluef too often remain un- Jung. Latin Club, 2, Glee Club, 2, A. A., 2, Operetta. 2, Student League, 3. RUTH ELLEN MUSSER Er-'erytlaing the doe: it done well, and .the doeJ 61'E'1'j'll?i71g.n Student Rep. 2, Players' Guild, 2, A. A., 2, Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Nine- ty Club, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club, 31 Varsity Athletics, 3, 4, Student League, 3, 4, Treasurer of homeroom, 4, Chairman Sphinx Club, 4, Edi- tor-in-chief Westward Ho! , 4. NAOMI ELIZABETH NAFF Silence if llye gratitude of true ajjlertionf' Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, A. A., 2, Swim- ming Club, 4, Student League, 3, 4. DOROTHY NEAL Quiet ar iz monte. MILDRED LOUISE NEAL I am ture care ir an enemy to life. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, 5. GERTRUDE NEEDLE Full of .fweet indifference. French Club, 2, Orchestra, 2, 3, Math. Club, 2. FLORENCE KATHERINE NICHOLSON Gentle of Jpeerb, beneficient of mind. Latin Club, 2. fi' Gi H' 5 1 ,,,. ,.. . ,Q . Qa ,im 1 - M 1 . iv x ,W 1 X, .. , xi. ,, , ., I 'fl t. X W ii ii ' -.W Q. - wa- Mus., . t I ' . - '.fi,:'lflt: t tflstiizri V' ii . ff N.. ' .. f ,,.. .f,, . ii . . 1' 1 , y EVELYN G. NOYES She har a ready rmile and winning way. Interclass Athletics, 1. HELEN JANE OGIER judge noi a woman by her incher. Latin Club, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Player's Guild, 2, A. A., 2, Operetta, 2, 4, Student League, 4. RUTH OKEN lVire men ray nothing in dangerous timer. Latin Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2, Art Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, 3, Senior News, 4, Student League, 4. HENRIETTA OPPENHEIM Not too serious, not too gay, Alwayr a jolly good fellow. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. KATHERINE OSTEMUCK She har poire, charm, and ir a good .tport. A. A., 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 4. HELEN W. PAPPAS A hind heart, the nohlert gif! of heaven. Math Club, 2, French Club, 2, A. A., 2, Inter- class Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Athletics Rep., 3, 4, Year Team, 4. DORIS V. PARKER A iypical modern girl. Latin Club, 1, 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Treasurer, 3, 4, A. A., 2. MARIE PARR Her voice was ever raft. A. A., 2, Players' Guild, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, Student League, 4. MOLLIE M. PATTON Ah, why rhould life all labor he? Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2. LILLIAN PATZ A merry hear! and a cheerful countenance. Latin Club, 3, Art Club, 2, Student League, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Senior News Staff, 4. BETTY ELEANOR PAUSE There endearing young clJarm.r. Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Players' Guild, 2, 33 French Club, 2, 53 Operetta, 2, 3, 43 Student Council, 2, 33 Sophomore-Senior Committeeg Junior Fresh- man Committee3 junior-Senior Boat Ride Com- mitteeg Sophomore Rally Committee. HELEN S. PETRICA Good, better, be.rt,' Never let it ren. Math. Rep., 23 Student Rep., 3, 43 Camera Club, 4. FLORA L. PIKE SoplJirtiraled lady. Math. Club, 23 A. A., 23 Vice-President of French Club, 23 Players' Guild, 23 Glee Club, 33 West- ward Ho! , Rep., 4. EVELYN B. PLAINE Marie if to ber foul, what literature war to Sbakerpearef' Orchestra, 23 Senior News, 43 Student League, 2, 4. LULA E. PLEISS Her ufayr are way! of pleaJantne:.r. Student Rep., 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 A. A., 23 Varsity Hockey, 43 Service Club, 33 Var- sity Volley Ball, 33 Athletic Rep., 4. EVELYN M. POTTER A claeerful dirporition ir a rare porrerrionf' Student League, 4. FLORENCE M. PRESSLER Still waterr run deep. HELEN M. QUIMBY MiJcbief lbou art afoot. Math. Club, 23 French Club, 23 Art Club, 23 Varsity teams, 2, 3, 43 Year teams, 2, 3, 43 Ath- letic Rep., 3, 4. GLADYS RABINOWITZ New Yo1'k'.f lou, Baltimore'J gain. BLANCHE RADOON The Jpirit ir willing. Interclass Athletics3 Student League, 4. ek-W. 3 ... ...MZ ,wav 61 BARBARA FRANCES RADSKY Of a good beginning cometh a good end. Latin Club, 2, Varsity Athletics, 2, 3, 4, A. A., Rep., 2, 4. NAOMI RAPOPORT A merry heart maketh a cheerful counte- nance. French Club, 2, A. A., 2, Camera Club, 3, Westward Ho! Staff, 4. FANNY FAYE RASKIN So much she talked, so unceasingly she shattered. Art Club, 2. GRACE VIOLA RAWLS Her smile is like a rainbow flashing across a misty shy. Math. Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, 2, Student League, 3, 4, Math. Club Rep., 1, Latin Club Rep., 2, Class Treasurer, 3, Camera Club, Hockey Team, 1. MARY LOUISE REED All things come round to him who will but wait. Art Club, 3, Latin Club, 2, Camera Club, 3: Interyear Athletics, 4, Student Leaue, 3, 4. ALMA HELEN REISMAN Alma's neat, Alfnds sweet Alma's modest and discreet. Latin Club, 2. MARY AGNES REISSETT What she will to do or say Seems wisest, most virtuous, discreetest, best. Math. Club, 1, 2, Service Club, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 1. DOROTHY E. RESSMEYER Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 2, 3, West- ward Ho! Staff, 4, Athletic Association, 2, In- terclass Athletics, 3, 4. DOROTHY REYNOLDS Success follows earnest efort. ' Ninety Club, 25 Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club. 3, Westward Ho! Staff, 4, Athletic Association, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. JUNE RHINEHART Doing things well beeps her silent. Sphinx Club, 4, Student League, 4, Ninety Club, 2. 5. NANCY LEE RHODES Yau have a nirnhle wily I think 'lwar made of Allanldr heelr. Art Club, 23 Latin Club, 23 A. A., 23 Student Council, 3, 43 Art Staff of Westward Ho! , 4. ERNESTINE RICH Her lamp of friendrhip if lighted by the oil of rinrerily. ' Math. Club, 2, 3, A. A., 23 French Club, 23 Student League, 43 Camera Club, 4. PAULINE RICHMAN W'halez'er ir worlh doing al all, ir worth doing well! Latin Club, 23 Student League, 4. EDITH RICHMOND A lillle rniri who if ufell known and well liked. Student League, 4g Latin Club, 2. RONA RIEF Rona'.r hair curls and rurlf Ha.rn't she rornething on Jtraight haired girly? Art Club, 23 Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2. BERNICE RIVKIN Better lo be :mall and thine. Latin Club, 2, 33 Math. Club, 33 A. A., 2. ELMIRA CORDELIA ROBERTS Her tfoire would lhrill a nation. Student Council, 23 Student League, 3, 4. IRIS MARIE ROBERTSON A good Jporl-what more need one Jay? Math. Club, 1, 23 Service Club, 3, 43 Sec. of Ser- vice Club, 43 Players' Guild, 43 Executive Board of Student League, 43 Athletic Rep., 13 Home- ruom Treasurer, 3, 4g Junior News, 33 A. A., 2. ETHEL ROBINSON Many rmall make a great. Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Athletics, 2. JEANNE ROBINSON If anyone ran ind any more rnirrhief for jeanne lo gel into u'e'd like to know wha! it ronld be. Latin Club, 23 Glee Club, 23 A. A., 2. B gil Qi 35 up all f fi Z if tit N.. ,I 3- I 'X - X .. .. IRENE CLAIRE ROCK Some are horn great. IDA FRANCES RODMAN May her dimpler nder he wrinhlexf' Student Council, 2, A. A., 25 Varsity Athletics, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE A. RODGERS Never a fare, never a woe Happy-go-lurhy wherever I go. Interclass Athletics, 3, Sophomore Play, 3g West- ward Ho! Business Staff. EDITH E. ROHN There if art in her finger tiprf' A. A., 2g Math. Club, 2g Art Club, 2, Art Staff of Westward Ho! ELIZABETH HELEN ROHNACHER He who halh an art Hath everywhere a part Sphinx Club, 4g Interclass Athletics, 3, 43 Year Team, 3, 4, Sophomore Play, 23 Math. Club, 53 Players' Guild, 2, Student League, 3, 43 Or- chestra, 2, 3, 4. V ELSIE ROHRBACK Her plearant manner will prove more val- uable than wealth. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2. CATHERINE MAY ROPKA A girl worlh while if a girl who can smile. Math. Club, 2, French Club, 23 A. A., 2g Inter- class Athletics, 5. MILDRED S. ROSEN A merry hear! maketh a merry rounlenanref' Latin Club, 2g Camera Club, 33 First Aid Class, 4, Players' Guild, 4, Glee Club, 45 A. A., 25 Math. Club, 2. EVA ROSENBURG A friend in need ir a friend indeed. Student League, 5, 4. MILDRED ROSENBERG She knows' the mort who .fayr the lean. Math Club, 23 French Club, 2, A. A., 2. RITA ROSENBERG owe, to en, oo i er erm L 1 eetn dnerr n h n thine. PEARL S. ROSENFELD It it better to be :mall and .thine than he large and nut tz shadow. Latin Club, 23 Student League, 4. JULIA P. ROSENTHAL HPt'f.Y61'El'd?1CE hcepr her outlook bright. Latin Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Math. Club Rep., 3. ROBERTA F. ROSENTHAL One thing ir forever good, that one thing ir surfers. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, 3, Camera Club, 33 Athletic A,, 2, Sphinx Club, 4, Senior Play Committee, Westward Ho! Staff, Student League, 3, 4, Ninety Club, 2, 3, 4. GOLDIE ROSINSKY Not blurtering but firm and ronfdent in herself. Art Club, 23 A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 First Aid Class, 4. PATRICIA VIRGINIA ROTHENBERG Her fare .ro lonely. Her eyer so full of mirth. Camera Club, 3. t ESTHER VITA ROUND Cheerfulne.r.r it the ofshoot of goodnelr and ufitdomf' Art Club, 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2. LOIS MAE RUBY QuietneJ,r and rafnentent are two virtue: deooutly to he u'i.rhed. Latin Club, 1, 2g Math. Club, 2. SYLVIA SIMONE SACHS Sheff intelligent and good-notured and never uwntf for friendyf' Interclass Athletics, 3, Westward Ho! Business Staff. EMILY SAMLERS Her smile uw prodigal of .fummery thine. ? if MARJORIE SATTERLEE Where there'.r laughter there'.r cheer. MILDRED SAVETMAN Be to herwirtuer very hind, Be to her faultr a little blind. A. A., 23 Interclass Athletics, 23 Student League, 4. SELMA L. SCHEIER She taker the world af it tome: and maker the her! of it. A. A., 2, Student League, 2, 3, 4, Retail Selling Play. MARION SCHENKMAN Charming in her Jtraight forward Jirnpli- city. Latin Club, 2, Student League, 4. DOROTHY E. SCHLESINGER Smooth, Juave, and Jophirticatedf' Latin Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2. THERESA B. SCHMELLING She doeth little hindnexxey whirh mort leave undone or despite. Camera Club, 3. DORIS SCHNEIDER A woman of few wordf, maker the bert of women. Student League, 4. MAUD E. SCHRADER Where more ir meant than meet: the ear. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Student Representative, 2. JEAN MARIAN SCHWARTZ Sweetne.rJ in her fare-Mari: in her finger- npr. Latin Club, 2g Camera Club, 3g Interclass Ath- letics, 2. SHIRLEY P. SCHWARTZ So muah :he talked, Jo incexfantly .rhe fhalteredf' French Club, 2, Student League, 4. MARJORIE E. SCHWARTZMAN joy sparkles in her dark eye: like a gem. Camera Club, 5, 45 French Club, 25 Student Representative, 43 Math. Club, 23 Glee Club, 23 Interclass Athletics, 33 Athletic Association, 2. RUTH M. SEIBEL Silence i.r her her! reply. Student League, 2, 3, Interclass Athletics, 4. SARA SETZER Short and snappy. Art Club, 23 Student Representative, 2, Student League, 4. ETHEL M. SHARP judge no! a woman hy inehe.f. ELVIRA M. SHAVITZ She haf a heart with room for joy. French Club, 2g Student League, 4. VIRGINIA MAE SHEELER Good nature a pricelexrr lreature ix. Year Athletics, 4. HELEN s. st-IAPFER A Cool and quiel, inzperturhahlef' Math. Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 Student League, 2, 5, 4. LEE COUNCILL SHERIDAN When the has a thing to Jay, the .rays it in a knowing way. Latin Club, 1, 2, Math. Club, 13 Student Council, lg Hometoom treasurer, 33 Mercurius Staff, lg Year Team, 13 President Student League, 4, Nine- ty Club, 13 Players' Guild, 1, 2g Sphinx Club, 43 Senior Play, 4. ANN CAROLINE SHIPLEY A good woman if always' quiet rather than lalkativef' ELLA NORA SHIPLEY Sugar and Jpite and everything nice. Latin Club, 2g Math. Club, 23 A. A., 2. DOROTHY SHOCKET IJ that dreamy nalure famed by too murb Nady? Student League, 4. JEAN SHORES Sparkling eyex and dancing dimplexf' Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2. VERA SHULMAN Good Jeme and good nalure are never Jeparatedf' - Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 25 junior News, 3, Senior News, 4. VIRGINIA MAE SIGAFOOSE A .rweeter girl treadf not lbe earth. Interclass Athletics, 2. CONSTANCE H. SILBERMAN AlufayJ enfolded in the arm: of Morpbeuff' Latin Club, 2, Student League, 3, 45 Art Club, 2. JEAN J. SILVER In IVe51ern'.r chain of friendxbip we con- Jider ber a link. Interclass Athletics, 2. LORRAINE SILVERMAN Her lamp of friendxlaip if liglsled by the oil of Jinrerilyf' MILDRED HELEN SINDELL Gel llaee behind me, Satan. Latin Club, 2, Student League, 2g Interclass Ath- letics, 2. ROSE SINGER Not too Jeriouf, no! too gay, alwayx a good fellow. A. A., 25 Student League, 3, 4. CAROL SISKIND Good to be merry and wire. Math. Club, 2, Westward Ho! Staff, 4. DOROTHY E. SISKIND The mildext manner and the gentlext heart. Latin Club, 2g A. A., 2, Student League, 4. CHARLOTTA FRANCIS SMITH Not much talh-a great sweet .rilenfe. DELORES S. SMITH Silenre if better than meaningleu words. Ninety Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 49 Athletic Association, 2. JESSIE E. SMITH She'J all my faney painted her,' She'.r lovely, .fhe'.r divine. Student Council, 2, A. A., 2. RUTH ELIZABETH SMITH Like a brook, .vhe': always rippling with merriment. Service Club, 45 Interclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 4. ESTHER ROSE SOLOMON How far thi: little candle throws itx beam.r! Players' Guild, 2, 3, Student Rep., 4. LUCILLE JANE SORANDES She want: to lead an orrheitraf' Student Rep., 25 A. A., 2, Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Operetta, 2, 3. AUDREY SPILMAN Simplicity if the height of beauty. Math. Club, 2, Student League, 3, 4. LOIS SPILMAN MadeJty is the beauty of woman. French Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Student League, 4. INEZ STEMBRIDGE A.r proper a woman as one :hall Jee in a fum- mer's day. Latin Club, 23 Glee Club, 4. EDITH MAE STEPHENS To make the world a friendly place, She fhowf to it a friendly face. Math. Club, 23 Student League, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, Westward Ho! Business Staff, 4. BERTHA BEVERLY -STERN But rtill her tongue ran on. Art Club, 2, Athletic Representative, 33 West- ward Ho! Staff, Student League, 4. BETTY STEUART Above all life we love a rteadfaxt friend. Math. Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Latin Club Year Representative, 3g Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-presi- dent Glee Club, 43 Mercuries Staff, 3, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, 4. JULIA T. STEVENS A right arnhitioux little foul, Jomeday Joon Jhe'll reach her goal. Math. Club, 1g Student Representative, 2, Stud- ent League, 4. BETTY JUNIATE STEWART AJ kind a heart ar the day ir long. Glee Club, 2, 3g Latin Club, 23 Operetta, 3: Swimming Clubg Student League, 4. CAROLYN STIEFEL Not af all other women are. Math. Club, 2, Athletic Association, 2, Latin Club, 2. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STREETT One who held the heartr of many more. Homeroom Treasurer, 23 Glee Club, 3, 43 A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA STRINGER A pleasure to know her, an honor to he her friend. Fashion Show. KATHERINE L. STROMYER She'J the kind of a girl you've alwayr withed you were: Sweet, rinrere, and loved hy all who know her. Senior News, 4, Student League, 4. ETHEL ANNA STRUEWE Of height Jhe har a great amount, her good nature doe: her height Jurrnountf' Math. Club, Zg Student Council, 2, 3, 45 Junior News, 33 Interclass Athletics, 2, 31 Varsity Ath- letics, 2, 3, A. A., 2. SARAH R. SUGAR Good lhingf rome in ,rmall pachagerf' DELLA CATHERINE SUMMERS Charming and liberal, ever upright, loved by her friendx and all whom :he hnowsf' GERTRUDE SUSSMAN By ihe worh, one hnowr the worhmanf' Math. Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2. HARRIET ADELAIDE SUTTON Kind hearir are more than roronelrf' French Club, 2, Math. Club, 2. NANCY CURLY SWARTZ To know her ir to love her. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 23 Camera Club, 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 4, A. A., 2g Players' Guild, 4g Senior News Staff, 4. FLORENCE A. TALBOTT Ar fine a rmile ar you'll meet in a mile. Glee Club, 2, 3, 4g Fashion Show, 3g A. A., 23 Student League, 4. GERTRUDE TALESNIK A friend if worlh all hazard: we can run. French Club, 2. BERNICE TAUB Not loo Jeriour,-Not too gay,' Alwayx a jolly good fellow. Student League, 45 Student Council, 4. ALICE LEE TAYLOR Every why hath a wherefore. French Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 45 Camera Club, 4. JOAN M. TAYLOR lVorlh if more than being :een or heard. Latin Club, 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. LOUISE M. TEARNEY She's the very flower of youth. Student Representative, 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 33 Math. Club, 23 French Club, 23 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4g A. A., 2. MELVA RAE THOMPSON There if a gift beyond the reach of art, of heing eloquently silent. Latin Club, 23 Math. Club, 2. MARGARET MAE TOLLEY Give me an honeJt laughter. Swimming Club, 33 Latin Club, 33 Interclass Athletics, 33 Student League, 4. HELENE MAE TOWNSHEND A little nomente now and then i.r relixhed by the heft of men. Homeroom Treasurer, 23 Latin Club, 23 Players' Guild, 23 A. A., 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 53 Year Athletics, 33 Student League, 43 West- ward Ho! Staff, 43 Secretary of Student Coun- cil, 4. YVONNE TRINITE Quiet but induttfioutf' Year Athletics, 4, Student League, 3. JEANETTE TROTT Happy-go-lucky. Math. Club, 23 French Club, 23 A. A., 23 Physics Club, 2. ANABELLE G. ULRICH Speak itly and he wirely Jilentf' A. A., 2, 33 Student League, 4g Intetclass Ath- letics, 33 Swimming Club, 2. MARIAM S. UMAN Promise it matt given where least it mid. Latin Club, 2g A. A., 23 Student League, 4. DOROTHY ISABELLE UPMAN Good humour is the health of the mul. Art Club, 23 Student League, 2, 3, 4g Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, 4. GRACE M. VALDIVIA Our gmrioux, grateful, Grate. Math. Club, 2g A. A., 23 Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. ANNETTE WAGNER Silenre ir the perfertest herald of jay. Math. Club, 2, A. A., 2, Student League, 5. DOROTHEA LOUISE WALTERS Quiet but indu.vtriau.f. Student League, 4, Senior News Staff, 4. DORCAS VIOLA WARD De11out yet cheerful, active yet rerignedf' French Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 4, Interyear Athletics, 4. S. ROBERTA WARD Tall-and quality to go with quantity. Latin Club, 2, 33 Secretary Latin Club, 4, Players' Guild, President, 4, Camera Club, Ass't Treasurer, 3, Ninety Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Athletic Asso- ciation, 2, Student League, 3, 4, Sphinx Club, 4. AUDREY WAREHIEM A really good natured claJfmate.. Math. Club, 2. MARY ELIZABETH WATERS Laugh and the world laugh: with you. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Athletic Ass., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 5, Student League, 4. HELENE M. WAY There'J a language in her eyeJ. Latin Club, 2, A. A., 2, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, Camera Club, 4, Westward I-Io! Representa- tive, 4, Junior News, 5. SOPHIE MARIE WEHRHEIM Sha talk: at a daughter of the god! and ju!! as wire. Math. Club, 1, 2, Latin Club, 1, French Club, 2, Student Council, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 1, 2, Interclass Athletics, 1, 2, 3, 4, A. A., 2, Student League, 2. DOROTHY S. WEINTRAUB Good thingr come in :mall parhageff' Art Club, 2, Players' Guild, 2, A. A., 2, Student League, 4. MILDRED A. WEISINGER The mildest manner and the gentler! heart. OLGA C. WEISSEMBORN Knowledge miner, but wirdom lingerrf' Student League, 4, lnterclass Athletics, 33 Stu- dent Representative, 25 Treasurer of Art Club, 2. JOYCE E. WELDON Then the world were not ro bitter, but a rmile muld make il Jweetf' Stugent League, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Athletics, 2, 3, . MARGARET WELLS QA rare rofnpound of permnality, frolic and un. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Consul, 4g Glee Club, 2, 3g Operetta, 2, Athletic Association, 25 Treasurer of A. A., 43 Student League, 4g Ninety Club, 2, 33 Year Teams, 2, 4, Varsity, 2, Athletic Represen- tative 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild, 2. PHYLLIS LEE WELLS Better be Jnzall and Jbinef' Art Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 43 Players' Guild, 2, A. A., 23 lnterclass Athletics 2, Math. Club, 2. MARGARET A. WHITE Silence oflen of pure innocenre, perruader, when ,vpeaking farm. RUTH ELIZABETH WHITE Content ir wealth, the riclaer of the mindg And happy if be who ran Jurb richer find. Latin Club, 2, 3g Homeroom Treasurer, 4. REGINA WHITEHILL To make a mounlain out of a mole bill. Latin Club, 2, Math. Club, 2, Camera Club, 3, 45 Student League, 4. MILDRED MAE WHITEHURST Be Jwifz to bear, slow to speak, Jlow to wrath. Latin Club, 2, Camera Club, 33 Math. Club, 21 Student League, 3, 4. OLIVE M. WHITTINGHAM ln ber auieznerr :here if claawnf' DOROTHY P. WHITTINGTON Charming, petite, and oh, .ra 5weetJ Ninety Club, 2g Westward Ho! Staff, 4. ELSIE WIEDERSUM A smooth and .vteadfart mind, gentle thought: and mlm de:iret. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club, 2, 3, Athletic Association, 2, Ninety Club, 2, 3, Interclass Ath- letics, 2, 3, Year Teams, 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, 4. MILDRED ROMAINE WILLIAMS Happy am I ,' from rare I am free. Players' Guild, 2. VIRGINIA PENDLETON WILLIAMS Oh, tell ut where you get it,' that falm, untonrerned way? CHARLOTTE WILSON Merrily the rollr along. MARY STUART WILSON Intent to reason, or polite to pleafef' Math. Club, 2, A. A., 2, lnterclass Athletics, 2, Student League, 4. MARGARET A. WIMMER Above all life we love a Jteadfatt friend. Math. Club, 2, Latin Club, 2, Athletic Associa- tion, 2, Student League, 4, Camera Club, 4, In- terclass Athletics, 4. MILDRED A. WOLFE Unlike the legend of ancient yore, Thit Wolfe if pleaxant at the door. A. A., 2, Student Representative, 3, Varsity Ath- letics, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3, Athletic Repre- sentative, 2. FAITH L. WOLFKILL A :weet low wire it an exrellent thing in woman. Student League, 2, Math. Club, 2, Players' Guild, 4, A. A., 2, Intetclass Athletics, 2, 5, Student Representative, 4. MATILDA WOLPERT Every why hath a wherefore. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 2, Westward l-Io! Staff, 4, Student League, 4. ELIZABETH HELEN WOOD Sweet, hind and neat, a girl that earft he heat. Student League, 5, 4, A. A., 2, Senior News, 4. EDITH HARDING WRIGHT By mari: minds an equal temper know. Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, President of Orchestra, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club, 2, Student Legue, 3, 4g Interyear Athletics, 4. JANE A. WRIGHT Her hair, her smile-like golden .runrhine streaming. Math. Club, 23 A. A., 23 Latin Club, 2g Inter- class Athletics, 2, 33 Student Council, 4. ALBERTHA A. WYANT How far thir little candle throw! it: heam! Math. Club, 2, 3g A. A., 23 Student League, 4g Homeroom Treasurer, 3g Interclass Athletics, 2, 3. ROSE WYMAN Personality, originality, and pep, Are charaeterirtirr of our Student Rep! Math. Club, 2, Camera Club, 39 French Club, 2g Student Council, 3, 4. MINNIE YENKINSON To do what it difficult for others, is a mark of talent. Math. Club, 2g Student Council, 4, Interclass Athletics, 2, 3: Varsity Athletics, 3, 4g Student League, 4, A. A., 2, Athletic Representative, 2, 3. ADELE DOROTHY YOST Determined or mild at cirrumftaneer may demand. Math. Club 2, French Club, 2, Latin Club, 2. DOROTHY ELIZABETH ZIEGLER None knew thee but to lore thee, nor named thee but to praiJe. Math. Club, 2, 3g A. A., 2, Student Council, 2g French Club, 2, Orchestra, 4, Student League, 43 Senior Play Committee, 4. VIRGINIA BRAUER Neither rhyme nor reason. CLASS SONG OF 1937 Marrhing along together, Under the maroon and gold, Marrhing along--we'll e'er our Banner hright with pride unfold. We will he loyal alwayf To Wexternlr ideal: high. To thirty-.feven ufe'll e'er he true In everything we do. We'll honor the name: of our .fehool and year, Their reputation: dear. Weftern we'll keep on fighting, Trying ever to hring you fame. Marching along together, Underneath the red and black, Our clan will e'er endeavor, Onre we Jtart, to ne'er turn hath. We'll .ring aloud our praifef Of Alma Mater dear. Thirty-Jeoen our heft we'll do, To add more fame to you. We ever cherixh our color: bright, We'll fight with all our might. And we will love you alwayf, Thirty-Jeren and Weftern High. Eurss GOLDMAN CLASS OF 1938 Prexident JANET WHEELER GWYNNETH GMINDER JACQUELINE JENKINS Vice-Prefident Trearurer MARY VAIDEN Donrs CLARKE Secretary Ani. Tremurer Clan of '38 we're ringing Of our loyalty ax true. Weftern High, our Alma Mater We pledge our love to you. These words of our class song embody the feeling that we, the junior Class, feel towards Western and '38. We cherish our colors, blue and gold, which were handed down to us by the class of 1934. They symbolize high ideals which we shall try' to uphold so that our name will be remembered as a shining star in the heavens of Western. 78 E CLASS OF 1939 Preyzdent LUCY MAE WHITE Vice-Prerident Treasurer Esrl-:ER MILLAN PHY1.L1s WALTERS Secrelary Ant. Treasurer BERTHA Pom' ELEANOR RIDGELY The year 1939 has for its colors purple and gold. One can easily understand why purple is the color chosen for kings. It speaks of dignity and suffering gallantly borne. As for gold, it expresses faith, constancy, wisdom and glory. May 1939 live up to the high standards of its colors. May it not only receive light, but also give forth light in its years at Western. 79 AUSTRALIAN BALLOT Most versatile ....... ............... Most loquacious ...... Most silent .......... Most optimistic ........ Most serious ............ Most sophisticated ..... Most bashful .......... Most musical .......... Most mischievous ....... Most attractive .......... Most beautiful ..... Most clever ........... Most nonchalant .... Most reliable ........ Most industrious ...... Most popular ....... Most amiable ........ Most literary ..... Most charming ........ Most intelligent .......... Most Hirtatious ................. Most likely to succeed Most ambitious .................. Most typical Westernite Most poise .......................... Most personality ...... Cutest .................... Tallest ......... Shortest .......... Best dressed ...... Best sport ...... Best dancer ....... Best voice ...... Best figure ..... TH Eyes of Edith Barner Hair of Virginia Millr Complexion of Ann Lindfay Profile of Belle Tearney Mouth of Sylvia Valman Teeth of Dorir Barkley 80 Ellen Musser E IDEAL SENIOR HAS ...Bertha Gamerman .......Charlotte Smith Lindsay ...Augusta O'Donald .........Annette Filtzer ..........Helen Lewis ........Ruth Beurtner .......Heler1 Quimby .......Margaret Wells ............Edith Barnes ...Ruth Ellen Musser ............Vadus Ashley .............Doris Herr ..........Doris Herr ............Ida Black Black .........Elyse Goldman ............Helen Chenoweth ..Ruth Ellen Musser Barnes Margaret Ascherfeld ,.,Augusta O'Donald Black .....Helen Chenoweth ...........Berty Steuart .........Belle Tearney .........Edith Lindsay .........Phyllis Wells ..........Annette Filtzer .........Ethel Doxzon .......Margarer Miller .....Marjorie Lehman ........Margaret Wells Legs of Margaret Miller Feet of Margaret Miller Speaking voice of Charity Seluzetrky Smile of Dori: Barkley i Laugh of Dorir Kraus' Grace of Margaret Miller E , i 4 1 1 I I , ,H , ,ww ,, - 'Y f-1,,,,, ,,,, jf---,f ,fx:,..,1,s+,-H-2,1 ---1?.i2.,:5.'l.Qf ---f- ,-M-rm--'w-Tx?--+V-1.2.-..-....f4-V-fAf-Y , , -J i. 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I STUDENT COUNCIL MARGARET ASCHERFELD Chairman EUNICE KIRSHENBAUM BETTY STEUART Vive-Cloairmazz Vive-Chairman September to February February to june HELENA TOWNSHEND Miss HAUPT Secretary Family Adzfiyer The Student Council, the student government organization of the Western High School, is the connecting link between the faculty and student body. Each homeroom has one student representative-g the senior homeroom classes, however, have two stu- dent representatives. The main purpose of the Council is to promote good fellowship and good citizenship throughout the school. 83 SPHINX CLUB RUTH ELLEN MUSSER Chfzirlzzmz AUGUSTA O'DONALD FRANCES MILLER ADELE MILLER MARTHA JANE KOONTZ VTFE-Cl7dTJ'lIldIZ Chezirmeu of Program COUIIIITHEE EUNICE KIRSCHENBAUM ANN LINDSAY ChdTl'llle7I af Ellf6l'fdil2l1Z:?lIf Commillee Miss MILDRED COUGHLIN Family Adrirer The Sphinx Club is an honor society, the membership of which is limited to fifty seniors. The meetings are held the third Wednesday of every month. At this time one member gives a half hour discussion on some current history topic. The subject is then opened for a discussion in which all members participate. The discussion leaders this year have been Ann Lindsay, Frances Miller, Augusta O'Donald, Winifred Ward, Myra Goldenberg, june Rhinehart, Roberta Rosenthal, and Martha jane Koontz. Among the subjects presented were The Prerenf Cririr in Spain, Dirlfzforrhip rr. De- mormry. The Neu' Rzzrriazz Conrfitfrfiofz. Pan-Azzzerimlzirzzz. The Supreme Court, The Need for flllIi01' Cofleger. and Stalek Rightr. 84 THE STUDENT LEAGUE Liars SHIQRIDAN Cl7x1jI'NliI1I E1.1.lsN WALTIQRS Miss CoUcgH1.rN lift?-Cl7:IjI'lll.1lI Iftzmlfry' Adziiel' The Student League is an organization whose members pledge themselves to high ideals of personal conduct and courtesy. Usually one meeting is held each semester when the members pledge themselves anew to the cause. The badge consists of .1 red and 11 silver gray ribbon, tied into at bow. 85 THE SERVICE CLUB MARY RIESETT Preridefzt LAVERNE WANNENWIETCH IRIS ROBERTSON Vice-Pfeficllellf Secretary HELEN CHASE LEWIS Trea.r1n'er The Service Club of Western High School is an organization of the third and fourth year commercial girls, who are preparing to enter the business world after graduation. It gives experience and training to the commercial high school students. To obtain this experience, the members of the club help the members of the faculty by acting as secretaries. To be eligible for membership in the Service Club, a student must have an average of at least seventy and must not be deficient in any subject. The club meets on the second Wednesday of every month. It is under the guidance of Miss Alford. 86 THE PLAYERS' GUILD ROBERTA WARD Prariderzt DOROTHY KATZ PEGGY Pizomsm Vive-Prefident Trearlfrer RUTH MALESON Miss HALEY Serrelary Family Adzifei' RUTH CoRD1sH Chairman of Progmnz Commiltee There has almost always been some sort of dramatic club at Western-its activity varying with the degree of industry and talent shown by its members. Several years ago the old organization, its joints creal-:ing a little with age, was restored to healthy vigor and re-christened The Players' Guild . This year it was decided, in an effort to increase that vigor further, to restrict membership to those third and fourth year girls who could prove that they had some genuine ability and interest in dramatics. From the hundred and forty applicants-a sure sign that the lure of the footlightsn is still with us-a student-faculty committee of judges elected to membership seventy- five girls, some of whom are interested in acting, others in stage-craft. Monthy meet- ings are planned with the purpose of including as many phases of dramatics as pos- sible, from acting to make-up. Those girls who are interested in plays from a literary point of view make a study of some of the leading modern playwrights. 87 GLEE CLUB AND ORCHESTRA The Glee Club and Orchestra, under the capable direction of Mrs. Masson, have been for many years among the most important institutions at Western. They lend invaluable assistance at the assemblies and take complete charge of the annual operetta, and of the carol sings which are given at the Pro-Cathedral each Christmas. 88 LATIN CLUB MARGARET WELLS Firrl C anrzzl MARTHA JANE KOONTZ Semnd Conml ROBERTA WARD ELYSE GOLDMAN S?fl'6'fcll'j' Tl'6d.fIH'6'l' JANET WHEELER Doars TRAPP Third Year Reprexeulatizfe Serwzd Year Re,f1re,fe11latiz'e MARY LAWL ER Firrf Year Re,fJre,re11ti1liz'e The Latin Club of Western High School was formed for the purpose of familiar- izing those girls who study Latin with old Roman customs and with the Rome of Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. At each monthly meeting either a play depicting phases of Roman life or some form of entertainment following Roman customs is presented. The event to which every member looks forward is the Roman banquet given in May. This banquet, resembling in every detail the banquets of ancient Rome, is indeed a fitting climax for the activities of the Latin Club. 39 THE CAMERA CLUB HELEN BARBER Preridefzt ALICE BLADES RUTH SUROSKY Serrelary Hike Chairman AUDREY KORNMAN VIRGINIA BURGAN Treamrer Party Chairman The Camera Club, an organization consisting of seventy physics pupils, has the following objectives: 1. To learn to take and print good pictures. 2. To furnish the school with pictures of plays, teams and classes. 3. To contribute money for scholarships. 4. To enjoy social good times. Informal or group printing is held on every Tuesday and Thursday. The activities of the club this year have included hikes, printing lessons, a Christmas party, a lecture on lenses and kodak construction, a visit to an exhibit in the library and a visit to the Art Museum. 90 WESTWARD HO! STAFF RUTH ELLEN MUSSER Edimr-in-Chief MARTHA IANE KOONTZ Affmfiale Editor PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Ruth Buettner julia Rose Collinson Betty Ann Irvine Helena Townshend Doris Kraus Dorothy Whittington Helen Gaither BUSINESS STAFF Doris Herr Helen Lewis Betty Berry julia Rose Collinson Nancy Lee Rhodes Frances Miller Frances Applegarth Margaret Hemmings June Andrews Angela Cavenaugh Edith Stephens Florence Fischer Sara Feinglass Miss CORBETT Miss WAGN ER Miss ALFQRD Iiaclzlly ALll1'iI8I'.f ART STAFF Nancy Lee Rhodes Edith Rohn ATHLETIC STAFF Mary Magruder Edith Barnes HEI.EN HOFFMEISTER Bl1.ri11e,r.r Manager' CELESTE LEISHIEAR A.Iji.ffdIlf Manager CLUB STAFF Augusta O'Donald Carol Siskind Dorothy Reynolds Virginia Finlayson Jane Kuehn Ruth Cordish EDITORIAL STAFF Elyse Goldman Annette Filtzer Margaret Ascherfeld Dorothy Ressmeyer Betty Lee Belt Winifred Ward Zelda Sakolsky Regina Loovis Marhilda Wcnlperr Roberta Rosenthal 91 LIBRARY CLUB DOROTHY HoBBs President RUTH GANZ Secretary Although the Library Club is a small organization, it is a very helpful one. Mem- bers are instructed in the correct placing of books on shelves, the mending and catalog- ing of books, and the mounting of pictures. The president and the secretary are the only two officers. There are no dues, and the meetings are held twice a month. 92 STUDENT ACTIVITY COMMITTEE RUBY YOUNG MARTHA JANE KOONTZ WINNIFRED GOULD VIVIAN MAJOR DOROTHEA ROGAN The Student Activity Committee, an organization for the purpose of promoting interest in school activities, both athletic and non-athletic, is made up of ten members. Five of these are faculty representatives appointed by Dr. Becker, and five, students selected by the respective year advisers. These members together decide who are to receive the awards which are presented at the end of each term. There are twenty senior awards made each year, divided proportionately between midyear and june stu- dents, and nine junior awards. S. A. C. honors are given to girls who have made outstanding contributions to their classes and to Western High School. S. A. C. AWARDS PIN AND TWO GUARDS Ruth Ellen Musser PIN AND GUARD Helen Chenoweth Martha jane Koontz Doris Herr Frances Miller PIN Frances Applegarth Celeste Leishear Margaret Ascherfeld Helen Lewis Ida Black Evelyn Poifenberger Ruth Buettner Mary Riesett Annette Filtzer Betty Steuart Helen Hoffmeister Roberta Ward Betty Hooper Elaine Wood Eunice Kirschenbaum Edith Wright Ruby Young HONORABLE MENTION Edith Barker Eleanor Lobe Ruth Cordish Augusta O'Donald Elyse Goldman Lee Sheridan Margaret Hemmings Winifred Ward Margaret Wells 93 NINETY CLUB Membership in the Ninety Club, the honor society of Western High School automatically extended to all pupils who obtain a general average of ninety or more in their major studies. The privileges attending membership in this club include permis sion to attend all assemblies and entertainments given by the school. Members of the class of 1957 who, at one time or another, have been in the Ninety Club are as follows: Lorraine Arthur Margaret Ascherfeld Doris Brown Betty Cohen Annette Filtzer Ethel Frank Elyse Goldman Doris Herr Ruth Katzen Eunice Kirschenbaum jean Knipp Martha jane Koontz Mary Magruder Mary Mickey Adele Miller Frances Miller Helen Miller Theresa Morgan Ruth Ellen Musser Evelyn Nechamkin Augusta O'Donald Evelyn Polfenberger Dorothy Reynolds June Rhinehart Rose Rosenbaum Roberta Rosenthal Lee Sheridan Dolores Smith Roberta Ward Margaret Wells Dorothy Whittington Elise Wiedersum wmv V UHHTLIVIIKH MN W 5 .wr z-num, 1351.4 . ., ,minivan 3 mapa nulmmnlunrz-.u an . : mix.: g,,.,..:..,.-n11 SOPHOMGRE RALLY On December 7, 1954, the Sophomore Class of Western High made its official bow to the school by adhering to the well- known tradition of presenting a Sophomore Rally. And indeed, this bow was a graceful one! The Rally started with a morality play, Everystudent. This sketch set an example so fine that the class of '37 could not have helped but follow the path to success which it portrayed. Virtue conquered vice in Everystudent, just as it has in the class of '57. On the cast were some of the most talented members of our year, including: Rerult-Martha jane Koontz Lalin-Annette Filtzer Truth-Phyllis Pikoff Mathematic:-Helen Rohnaker Everyrtuderzt-Sylvia Finklestein Ambition-Blanche Lancaster Athletic:-Dorothy Katz Wirdom-Edith Barnes Good Timer-Betty Hale Perfevemnre-Elaine Wood Clanmate-Doris Hoffman Good Seme-F. Howard Bluj-Helene Townshend Herald-Majorie Reid Study-Lee Sheridan S pirit of lVeJte1'n-Doris Kraus Gborl-Marjorie Bank Having starred the day with a bang we continued by acting as hostesses in the cafeteria and with other general courtesies. The afternoon was crowned with a tea dance at which every one had an unsurpassable good time. Thus ended the first attempt to be a part of Western. 97 JUNIOR DAY CAST Widow Sims ............... ............. ....... J u lia Rose Collinson Tony Sims, her son ........... ......,............... I da Black A wealthy old gentleman ....... .......... S ylvia Finklestein The old gentleman's soul ......... ........... S ylvia Karasik A scissors grinder .................... ........ M artha jane Koontz The scissors grinder's soul ....... ........ C harity Seluzetsky A scrub woman .................. ......... E dythe Rubin The scrub woman's soul ........ .......... E lyse Goldman Do you remember how excited we were when our class banner was first presented to us, how lustily we sang our class songs, and how well each character in Three Pills in a Bottle was portrayed? Do you remember Ida Black in the guise of Tony, the little sick boy, and julia Rose Collinson as his mother? Good! I knew you would. The occasion? junior Day, of course! 98 SENIOR PLAY Green Stockings is the story of Celia Faraday and her triumphant love affair. The plot grows from the old English country custom of an unmarried older sister's wearing green stockings at the wedding of a younger sister. In order to ward off the possibility of having to wear green stockings, the heroine spreads the news that she has a suitor in the army and invents the name of john Smith for him. By a quirk of events, the make-believe becomes a reality. There is a Colonel John Smith enlisted in the service of the army. As may be suspected, fate has it that the two shall meet, and wedding bells ring for Celia and Colonel Smith. Madge, Evelyn, Phyllis and Celia are sisters in the play, William Faraday is the father, Colonel Smith is the hero, Aunt Ida is Celia's only true friend, jimmy Raleigh, Henry Steele, and Admiral Grice are rivals for Celia's affections, Tarver is Phyllis's fiance, and Martin is a family servant. What an achievement it was, and how the characters presented it! Never to be forgotten is the laudable acting of Sylvia Finklestein as Colonel J. N. Smith, the lovable portrayal of Celia by Winifred Ward, the superb presentation of William Faraday by Annette Filtzer, the brisk, matter-of-fact Admiral Grice by Betty Steuart, the outstand- ing performance of Rena Klein as Aunt Ida, Edythe Rubin's natural portrayal of jimmy Raleigh, Adele Miller's aristocratic representation of Evelyn, the capable performance of Phyllis by Lee Sheridan, the unforgettable acting of Helen Chenoweth as Madge, the comical presentation of Tarver by Marjorie Banks, the smooth acting of Zelda Gold- smith as Steele, and Helen Quimby as our formal butler, Martin. The story and the characters of our Senior Play will remain a long time in the memory book of our minds. 99 THE MIKADOM Arriving even a half hour ahead of time, one had dilhculry in flnding a seat in the Auditorium on Friday evening, April ninth. The Glee Club and Orchestra were presenting The Mikado, that well-known comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan, and everyone seemed to have come early in anticipation of a pleasant evening. Judging from the enthusiastic applause and the frequent chuckles at the humorous lines, no one was disappointed. The music of The Mikado was particularly tuneful, and many of the audience were heard humming their favorite numbers as they left at the end of the performance. The soloists and chorus acquitted themselves with glory-putting much life and action into their parts. The costumes, with two or three exceptions, were made by the girls themselves, and were very colorful and becom- ing. 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H. s- X , 4 w .l. 1 n '.w.w- A i4 - w J wtf. M , .I in . .V . , 11 SIVCDNIJ T1f.aM Plmyllix King .......,,................. 1Drmlr1l'L'N hinsnllli ...., FIXIIICCN Rmlsky ,. ., Dwris KLt..llIX'L'I' .,,.... Ht'lL'll Quimby ,. Kay Ziugxr .4.... Au-Ivey Alustus ,, . lzxnlyll Sl:.1us ,, .Ibm MaC,l.1ytun 4. l.llIL'f liiullu' .. Rl. LXV. ...L.I. ,.C..I'. .....R.I. RNV. .LI-I. fm H. ,.,R.H. ..l..F. lznlxtlw li.11'Ixcr . ..., ,, ..,,,. Cgillllic S11rw11'H lI-N llrm- Dmky Hnlcn l.L-was lmrcllc Anders INI.ll'flll'fLA hfCBlII'l1CY VARSITY HOCKEY FIRYI' 'I' Mary HIXILIS .....,... IUXV. MJ Black ..,....., ,,l..I. Iithnl Dwxxwn ,.... , ..., Cf F. Mary IXILIQQIXILIEI' . Rl. Ruth lfllun 1Xlll5Nk'l ILNV. Allllllik' Ycnkinwrm l..H. Hrlun H1rffl11uislL'x' cpll. l.ul.l Plcisa ...., ,,R.H. Nalhllic Hrmvn ..,,. Mildred XX'wIfc ,, BL-tty SlL'llill'f ,, . , .... RJ, ..I..F. hnllic O BASKETBALL VARSITY A TEAM VARSITY B TEAM Ida Black ......,.,.................,.........,. F .....................................,.. Kay Zieget Doris Kefauver ...... Frances Radsky ...... Helen Hoifmeister ...... Louise McKenna ........ Ethel Struewe ......... Ida Devese ........... ........Lena Tugluyja .............Margaret Wells S. .........,.. .......,. S hirley Rosenswog G.C ......... ......... G . Exleen Kumme G ........ ......... G . Betty Potter VARSITY VQLLEY BALL TEAM A Ethel Struewe fCaptainj Lillian Gross julia Huber Doris Kefauver Lula Pleiss Frances Radsky Dorothy Grimm Josephine Rodgers Irma Gehringer Su bftimtef Joyce Goldsmith Minnie Yenkinson Grace Valdivia Josephine Lausone TEAM B Ida Devese fcdlfildiil, Louise McKenna Ann Adanes Lorraine Mather Grace Sadofsky Thelma Gibbs Mary Brazis Mae Rutkow Hope Rhyder VARSITY TENNIS SQUAD Ida Black Phyllis Burch Helen Dawson Selma Holtzman Kay Lindsay Esther Millon Peggy Moore Dolores Moscati Ruth Ellen Musser Betty Steuart VARSITY SOFTBALL SQUAD Edith Barker jean Beall Miriam Cohen Lena Gugliuzza Ruth Hedrich Helen Hoffmeister Jane Ingham Marjorie McBurney Betty Potter Helen Quimby Shirley Rosenswog Margaret Wells Beth Wilson Ann Wolf ATHLETIC AWARDS Ida Black Dorothy Brenize Ethel Doxzon Helen Hoffmeister Doris Kefauver Edith Barker Shirley Byers Ruth johnson Helen Lewis Mary Magruder Mildred Margolis Lorraine Mather Estelle Anders Margaret Ascherfeld Betty Lee Belt Charlotte Bolin Beatrice Brown Myrta Brown Katherine Davis Helen Dawson Carolyn Dodge Laura Eyler Mary Gamboz Bertha Gamerman Sadie Geppi Doris Herr Audrey Holtz Jeanne Leimbach Ann Lindsay Margaret Lutz 1937, and Star Minnie Yenkinson 1937 and 1937 Mildred Wolfe Ruth Ellen Musser Helen Quimby Frances Radsky Betty Steuart Margaret Wells Doris McComas Dolores Moscati Helen Pappas Lulu Pleiss Josephine Rodgers Ethel Struewe Sophie Wehrheim Mary Lydon Ruth Maas Irene Mazer Helen Ogier Lillian Patz Romilda Preston Grace Rawles Mary Reisert Dorothy Reynolds Dorothy Ressmeyer Helen Rohnacker Edith Rubin Virginia Rock Lee Sheridan Carolyn Stiefel Dorcas Ward Elise Wiedersum Margaret Wimmer I I F'EAT UP-Egl I1 AE- , . 1 , ' .yf4,..+ . Il, , ' .. . ,.,,. f 11 . K :ya Y. 'S wi. , . ,E A . . w - 1.1 . I'. x 'Mgmt lg? 4 . d '1h-V 1937 MARCHES ON! This is Adele Miller bringing you the W. H. S. picture news of the day. 1937 marches on! Annette Filtzer, best dressed woman in America wins trip abroad! Here we find her aboard the sensational new airplane, accompanied by her dress designers, the Misses Miriam Kolodner and Sybil Fedder. What! Could it be? It is-the United States Olympic team bound for the 1947 contests in Paris. Here are Margaret Wells, famous swimmer, Ethel Doxzon, sprinter, Betty Steuart, tennis champion, Lillian Patz, acrobat, and Helen Ogier, called by critics the Sonja Henie of today. Oh! here we are at the imposing chateau of the eminent Dr. Margaret Ascherfeld. Among the guests we find, Frances Miller, United States Ambassador to France, Ida Black, President of the International Labor Union of the League of Nations, and Missionary Dr. Martha jane Koontz, who is a member of the expedition of which Rev. Augusta O'Donald is the head. Now the lights are dimmed, a hush falls over the guests and Margaret Miller, the second Pavlova, dances exquisitely. Next Edith Wright performs equally well on piano, violin and 'cello. Ruth Buettner now plays an excep- tionally difficult and beautiful composition of her own. As a fitting climax to the entertainment, Marjorie Lehman, Metropolitan Opera prima donna sings several lovely arias. Let us now visit the Mme. Curie laboratory near Paris, where experimentation in the breaking up of protons and electrons is being carried on. We are fortunate enough to secure an interview with the learned scientists, Doctors Roberta Rosenthal and Ruth Ellen Musser, who are in charge of the research. Let us enjoy some of the Paris night life by a visit to the theater where Winifred Ward and Rena Klein are giving an inspiring performance of Elyse Goldman's latest ultra ultra, The Wise Why or Children by the Hour. They are becoming widely known for their portrayal of mother and daughter roles. We Marjorie are now privileged to attend a meeting of the exclusive Mary, Margaret and Club. Marjorie Bank is presiding over the meeting of the organization, the members of which are: Mary Bene Mary Reed Margaret Tolley Mary Birely Mary Reisett Margaret White Mary Gamboz Mary Waters Margaret Wilson Mary Graham Margaret Childress Margaret Wimmer Mary Greenwood Margaret Culler Marjorie DeFord ' Mary Hudson Margaret Duchon Marjorie Diamond Mary Lydon Margaret Hollander Marjorie Mathewson Mary Magruder Margaret Hemmings Marjorie Satterlee Mary Meyers Margaret Lutz Marjorie Schwartzman Mary Mickey Margaret Munder A visit to Paris would not be complete without a glimpse of La Petite Shoppe decorated by Eleanor Lobe. Here we see Helen Chenoweth modeling gracefully the superb creations of Nancy Lee Rhodes. On leaving the shop, we buy a copy of the first international newspaper which is edited by the prominent Americans, Evelyn Nechamkin and Evelyn Poffenberger. On an inside page, we recognize the smiling countenance of Doris Barkley-in a tooth paste advertisement. The sight of so many familiar names and faces make us dread- fully homesick, so we hop the next plane back to the good old U. S. A. IO9 WHEN WE WERE YOUNG rr? . . , , I 5 f W ll ,,::.:- W f.-, Jw 1. Celeste Leisheur 4. Martha june Koontz 7. Helen Hnffmeister 2. Rnlwerm Rosenthal S. Ruth Ellen Mussel' 8. Wiruifred Wilfd 5. Helen Pappas 6. Margaret Ascherfeld 9. Patricia Rothenberg Miss Coughlin- Why are the Applachian Mountains lower than the Rockies? D1 Brainstorm- The pioneers wore them down going over. Orator- Before I close allow me to repeat the immortal words of Webster. Farmer- Land sakes, Mirandy, let's get out of here! He's going to start in on the dictionary. Teacher- How would you punctuate this sentence, 'I saw a dollar lying in the street?' Pupil- I'd make a dash after it. First Mosquito- What are you making such a fuss about? Second Mosquito- Whoopee! I just passed the screen test. Teacher- What happened in 1483 ? Pupil- Luther was born. Teacher- Correct. What happened in 1487 ? Pupil- Luther was four years old. Politician- I'm exceedingly pleased to see such a dense crowd gathered here tonight. Voice- Don't be too pleased, we ain't all dense. Mother- Yes, our Ruth is wonderfully smart in school. Visitor- What is she studying? Mother- French, Algebra, and Spanish. Ruth say 'Good morning' for the lady in Algebra. Teacher-fexplaining a diliicult problemj Now watch the board carefully, and I'll go through it again. Teacher- june, who was Anne Boleyn ? june- Anne Boleyn was a flat iron. Teacher- What do you mean? .Iune- Well, it said in the history book 'I-Ienry, having disposed of Catherine, pressed his suit with Anne Boleyn'. Diner- Do you serve crabs here? Waiter- Sit down! We serve anyone. Neighbor- I hear that your son is on the college football team. What position does he play? Proud Mother- I'm not sure but I think he's one of the drawbacks. Teacher- For what was Abraham Lincoln noted ? Pupil- For his memory. Teacher- What makes you think he had such a good memory? Pupil- I saw a monument erected to it. Mrs. Smith- Pay your taxes with a smile. Mrs. jones- I'd love to, but they insist on cash. Visitor finspecting the prison,- And what is your name, my good man? Prisoner- 9742 Visitor- Is that your real name? Prisoner- Naw, dat's me pen name. Hotel Clerk- Have you a reservation? Lady- What do you think I am, a squaw? 111 ,AVA sf , T 1 F x 3 L WK g Q, Q, fv 'X , Q9 gn r KA -12.5 Graduate- Since I'm leaving school, I vvant to thank you for all I've learned. Principal- Don't mention it. It vias only a trifle. Uncle Cy- This paper tells of an English woman who lost two thousand pounds. Aunt Hetty-- Sakes alive, I wouldnlt think any woman could ever be so fat. Dear Son: On the other side you will see a picture of the rock from which the Spartans threw their defective children. Wish you were here! Dad. Salesman- Stockings? Yes ma'am. What number do you wear? Lady- Why two, of course! What do I look like, a centipede? Freshman- I'm a little stiff from bowling. Coach- I don't care where you're from! Get on the track. Mother- Is my daughter really trying? Teacher-' 'Very! Motorist- Lady, I've killed your cat so I've come to replace it. Old Lady- Very well, but do you think you can catch mice ? Office boy- You told me to file these letters, Sir? Boss- Yes . Office boy- But don't you think it would be easier to trim them with shears? Mrs. Newriche Uust arrived from tour of Europej- And Paris-the people are all so well educated. Even the street cleaners can talk French. College Professor- Do you understand the explanation of the theorum? Student-- It's as clear as mud. 4 ollege Professor- Good-Then it covered the ground. Stage Manager- Stage hand, run up the curtain. The stage hand didn't move. Stage Manager- Run up the curtain I say. Are you deaf ? Stage Hand- No. I may be a stage hand, but I'm no bloomin' squirrel. Visitor- And what is the building over there? Sophomore- Oh, that's the greenhouse. Visitor-I didn't know the freshmen had a dormitory all to themselves. Note from teacher on Betty's report card- Good worker but talks too muchf Note from Father over signature on back of card- Come up sometime and meet her mother. First Cockroach fon cracker boxj- What's your hurry ? Second Cockroach fon cracker box,- Don't you see the sign, 'Tear along this edge ?' Teacher- Can you give me a well-known date in Roman history? Pupil- Yes Ma'am-Antony's with Cleopatra. Onlooker fto man painting a housej- Why are you in such a hurry P Painter- I want to finish before my paint gives outf' G. Man- Got away did he? Did you guard all the exits? Constable- Yes, but we think he must have left by one of the entrances. Englishman- My great-grandfather was made a nobleman by the king whose likeness you see on this coin. American- That,s nothing. The Indian whose head you see on this coin made an angel of my great-grandfather. 114 , x X OUR TEACHERS AS STUDENTS 'jr' IA Halzcl V. Dennis 5, Lucille Edge!! 9. Helen K. Hneliiucll lflizilivetlikl.Ge1'lml1it 6. Ruth 'lliylm' IU. Delia R. Alfuul Elsie XX'illei's '. Nettie A. I.. Kulilnmii ll. Lnuise S. XX'isner f Lucille Tingle BIQISSUII S. Mary H. Mullikiu IZ. Lillian R. C. XX.1gmi ALL'S WILL THAT ENDS WILL As our senior year terminates, and as our career as actresses on Western's stage closes-for as Mr. Shakespeare said, All the world IS a stage-we leave the following properties for the general welfare of the theatre that has been the scene of our little melodrama: Escalators so that the new understudies will not confuse up and down stairways. A Green Room for students who find class periods boring. flf there is an overflow, the class of '58 can enlarge the Green Room.j An amplifying system for young ladies who do not have the luck to sit in the orchestra circle. A sound-proof music room so that pupils throughout the building will not burst into song during a written examination. Plush seats in the auditorium so that at least we can sit in comfort while listening to boring speeches. QNow, whom can we mean?j To Miss Gerhardt we leave a quart of smelling salts to cure the headache that must be hers after having coached her actresses so successfully throughout their career. To Miss Arnold, who kept the books for our production, we leave an adding machine. To Miss Wagner and Miss Corbett, who were successful in getting out our pro- duction book, we leave a goldbound copy. Ida Black leaves her ability to charm an audience to the next leading lady. Ruth Ellen Musser leaves her intelligence to the next braintrust of Western. Helen Chenoweth leaves her charming smile to anyone who wishes to step into the lime-light. Doris leaves Herr ability to anyone who is Note doing so well as secretary of the company. Margaret Ascherfeld leaves her ability to take a shower in three seconds to any- one who doesn't want to be late for her cue. Frances Miller leaves her ability for salesmanship to the next treasurer who finds it difficult to collect funds. To our sister class, 1939, we leave our motto Co-operation , for without co- operation both behind the scenes and before the footlights, no theatrical production can succeed. To our understudies, the juniors, we leave the entire stage in full confidence that their careers will be in the best Western tradition. Miss Haupt's directing ability in the student council and elsewhere is to be returned to her capable hands. Miss Bachrach's guidance is left to the juveniles who will certainly need it. AND-last but not least, we return Dr. Becker's jokes to him so that he may use them in speaking to the actresses in next year's drama. And as we now take our last curtain call, we shall gracefully bow, with the well- known maxim in mind:-ALL'S WILL THAT ENDS WII.L . 116 A MESSAGE Hu',L'Jl1l'c1l'd Ho! repre.re11f.r lhe final mzzfribzftion of the Clan of 1937 fo u',6.flL'l'lI High Sebool. 111 il are remnled Ike Ullfjldlldfllg 6l'6lIfJ' in lhe hlrlory of flve rlf1.f,r. In if, too, are Ike pielnref of fbe memlzery of the 4'l.1.s11', ll7re.rer1'l11g for all lhe future year! Ike frefh briglfahzeff of the yozzlh zrlvielfr if yomzr loclay. My ozwz vollege year book QI wolf! fell yon the year, lnrizlgf bafk lo me af lllllhlllg elfe mu Ike L1.f.foeiatio11.r and the hdppflllllgj' of llml far-off day. And lhuff zwhaf ll'fe.rlzmrd Ho! will, I .wx mre, do for you df Ike fleeting y6n1f'J' pan by, Il if my .flIIt'6l'6 hope fha! yoflr years' af uvl2,fl67'lI lmzre been happy and projimble o11e.f, and fha! llve lmzuy ollver yearf zwlvirlv lie before you may bring lo you full zueczmre of health. lmppizzeff, and profperily. WG V! AUTOGRAPHS OUR PATRGNS To whom we wish to express our sincere appreciation for yearbook. Honorable Howard W. jackson, Mayor Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosenthal Mr. Charles H. Buck Miss Emma London Benjamin Cohen Kuryk Miss jean Marucci Mrs. C. V. Ernest William I. Walters Mr. W. Edgar Rhodes Mrs. Mildred McGowan The Gay Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Leamon Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Uman Mrs. Lillian Knipp Alt Compliments of a Friend Miriam Blaik Kahn joseph Ayd Mrs. james R. Staiti Miss Hermia Reid Charles N. Rice, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Chenoweth, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. john R. Chenoweth Howard R. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chenoweth, Jr. john M. Staubitz Mr. and Mrs. john M. Staubitz George D. Logrig Mrs. Cecil R. Fielding Mr. Fritz Reitz Mr. and Mrs. E. Press Dr. and Mrs. Byers Mr. joseph G. Back Mrs. joseph G. Back Mr. and Mrs. William Fedder Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Loovis Miss Mary M. King Mr. john G. Ward Miss Molly Wood Rev. and Mrs. Ernest A. Rich Mrs. Harry J. Youngs Herbert Collins Miss Sara A. Oliver Compliment of a Friend Mrs. E. O. Penniman Miss Mabel C. Firer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heller Mrs. Haskell Dial Mrs. M. O. Wilson Mr. M. O. Wilson Mr. Morris Zalis Compliments of a Friend Mr. J. Smali Mr. Louis Oken Mr. and Mrs. M. Nelson Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Merrill Mr. jesse S. Edwards Mr. Nelson Davis Barnes Miss R. Dorothy Wagner Mr. Charles H. Wagner Miss Lillian C. R. Wagner Evelyn R. White, Studio of Dancing C. L. Sohl, Paperhanger Charles Michael, Dealer in Groceries George Frank, Dealer in Coal G. H. Walker, Dealer in Butter 8: Eggs Kathleen Beauty Shop Lang 8: Hoenes Belvieu Pharmacy Beth Alpha Club Rudie's Pharmacy Slend-O-Form Reducing Academy Torsch and Franz Badge Company their interest in our E TON 84 BUR ETT BUSINESS COLLEGE CHARLES AND SARATOGA STREETS, BALTIMORE, MD. SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSES A represenlalive school in i'rs 59+h year, endorsed by prominenl business men, Mer- chanls, Bankers, Parrons, and Graduales, ollering inrensive Iraining in commercial subiecls under specialisls. An 59+h Graduafes are holding posirions as Accredwed Srenoqraphers, Typisrs, Junior, Senior C , I YEAR and Privare Secrelaries, Boolclqeepers, Ommerma Accounlanls, Commercial Teachers. School Courr Reporrers, and C. P. A.'s. Individual InsI'ruc+ion Day and Nigh+ School Open All 'rhe Year Gregg and Piiman Shorihand New Classes Formed Every Monday Call, Wrire or Phone for Cafalogue Throughouf Ihe Year Phone: Plaza I453 THE ARUNDEL CORPORATION BALTIMORE, MD. 'Ir CONTRACTORS and ENGINEERS and DISTRIBUTORS OF Sand Gravel and Commercial Slag Y. M. C. A. Business ollege f54+h Year-Classes Open +o Men and Womenl Wesiern High School Gradualesz Be sure +0 invesrigale lhis mod- ern, progressive school before finally deciding where you will aflend business college. Universily-frained faculry, up-lo-dale equipment individual inslruc- rion and progress, low ruiiion fees, no solicifors-lhese are some of lhe advanrages rhis school offers you. Due ro our individual mefhod of in- srruclion, you can enrer a+ any rime and your progress depends en- lirely upon your own individual abiliry. Secreiarial, Shorfhand, Typewri+ing, Bookkeeping and Accouniing courses. These courses include insiruciion in ihe various siandard 'lypes of business machines. All graduares of 'rhis school, as well as hundreds of special sludenis, have secured employment Lei us help YOU +o gel a good posirion, also. Send for our new ca+alogue and liull deiails aboui our courses. Y. M. C. A. Franklin and Cafhedral S+ree+s Vernon 8650 fThif fclaool if arrredited by the Maryland Stale Deparlmenf of Edufalion for lraining mmmercinl leaclaerfj PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE Efficienf Secrefaries Trained Individual Training Thorough Masrery-Essenrials Possible in 6 Weeks Speed Office Praclice COmp meniS Eweusu, SPANISH, ei... if desired l-l. J. RAMSAY, Principal of we 2735 Maryland Ave. BELmon'l' 9587 Loan BALTIMORE FLOWERS Helen Maria Finger of SCHULER-THOMAS FLORIST 3I8 W. Saraloga Slreel HOCHSCHILD, KOHN 81 CO. 'For lhe RIGHT clolhes fo wear al school or play FOR COMMENCEM ENT CLOTHES- COMMENCEMENT GIFTS- COME TO HUTZLER BROTHERS CO. COMPLIMENTS S, 8, N, KATZ OF A Jewelers and Silversmifhs FRIEND io5.ii3 N. CHARLES STREET Phones CALverl 6650-1365 I THE MART, INC. Women's, Misses' and Children's Apparel 3lI-3I3 W. LEXINGTON STREET BALTIMORE, MD. HARDWARE Esfablished I 884 EUGENE JENKINS' SONS Mefal Wealher Sfripping Home Furnishings and Sporf Goods FULTON AND PENNSYLVANIA AVES. MAdison 66I I-2 ARUNDEL ICE CREAM The Neighborly Siores There's One Near You! Wedding Invilafions, Announcemenls Visi+ing Cards, Business Lefierheads Engraved by SAMUEL H. KIRBY 8: SONS Vernon 5457 506 PARK AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF THE CANDY MAN Car Tolrens and Candy WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL Telephone. Foresl 6035 All Worlc Guaranfeed-Cash or Credil' M. WEISS Jeweler 81 Opfician Bulova, Elgin and Hamilfon Waiches 383I LIBERTY HEIGHTS AVE., BALTIMORE, MD SPORTS CENTRE is a small rinlr, bu+ There are fhose 'I'I'1a'l' lilte il. Run Righl' To READ'S for all your drug slore needsl Phone for free delivery GEORGE C. STROH Groceries, Mea+s and Provisions l9OO SARATOGA STREET WAGN ER 8: WAGNER Pharmacis+s 24-4I REISTERSTOWN ROAD BALTIMORE, MD, The praise lo '37 'rha+'s due T COMP'-'MEN S ls here in full from DMZ. OF A Seniors large and Seniors small, FRIEND C6 sends good wishes +o all. enkins Manufacfurers of Wesfern High School CLASS PINS-RINGS-MEDALS 20 W. Redwood Sfreef lSecond Floorl FROM THE CLASS OF I939 +o OUR SISTER CLASS Dear Sisfer Class, we praise fhee Wifh loyal songs and frue Our grafifude is plain fo see, For whaf you've helped us do: And affer you have gone away, Your work we'll carry on, And sfrive unfil fhaf glorious day, When we our goal have won. ay srELLA scorr sHiRLEY SCHMID TO THE SENIORS lTo fhe fune of Will You Rememberul Dear Seniors, we now musf say farewell Unfil we may meef you again. We'll miss you more fhan we can now fell, Buf we know fhaf success you'll affain. We've had ioy and fun, girls, +ogefher: And now you musf go on your way. Our hearfs will be faifhful forever To our friendship so sweef and gay CHORUS Seniors, Seniors, Seniors! You leave us fond mem'ries Of your pasf friendship so frue. l'm sure we won'+ forgef you, forgef youl Seniors. Seniors, Seniors, May luck be yours always. Till life's drear December, Will you remember Our school-Wesfern-so clear? By EVELYN KANDEL CARL SCHON INC. BUSINESS MACHINE AND ' STENOGRAPHIC coLLEe-E IO9 W. Saraloga S+., C. FELIX WITKOWSKI near Caihedral Bammore' Md. 6 E. Lexington S+. Plaza l606 A school designed to 'rrain students to meet Makers and Importers oi modern office requirements. Courses in Ste- Jewelry in G0lCl. Silver and nography, Typing, and Compiomeler Operat- Pldfihblm- Unusual Gi'i'l'S- ing. Instruction on Adding Machines. Cal- culating Machines, Bookkeeping Machines. Happiness iorevermore Congrafulations from DM4 COMPLIMENTS OF C I' + li HORN'S SUPREME ICE CREAM CO. Ompmen S O Class of Bl Complimenfs of -0- Wherever you go, wherever you do: B8 Remember C9 is roofing for you. For we shall expect Many wonderful things, Compllmenls Ol From fhe girls who wear B2 The 37 rings. 2 5 Distinctive School and College Annuals are printed b Garamond Press 15 84 17 S. Frederick Street in Baltimore, Maryland if-fQUi Represented in New York and Vicinity by Frank G. 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