Clara Barton Vocational High School - Dial Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

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' V' f 1' ,nf X 9 'W' 5, To Dr Lemmel our new superlntendent of public lnstruc tion we extend our hands in hearty welcome We proudly bring to him a record of our past achlevements having been offered unusual opportunities to make the most of ourselves that his human insight his progressive outlook and his clear vision will enable us to reallve a finer kind of educatlon for all the youth of Baltimore To William H Lemmel we the Class of 47 dedicate our Barton Dial W ghlwm u Y- l pr. i n , . . . - , . Along with him we face the future confidentlyg knowing . . . , . . . , . u n l G n . ' 7 9 7 O I ,c gm-:.Qns-D . 'flim-fm, G ,. ,ef-A Q-.wfzefim J N LLM! X X' 'inn 4553.4- F . WN 7 f'ivw 1 a 'ff' W' 4 - .f Q '.3L'f'w f 4 -.,, -L-,sangxi -...Q Nl Viv- ,.,-., Q 1 . f ,.,.,. 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V 6 ff OUR SCHOOL How van we put into words its meaning for us? lt is not ai building. or at svries of vlassrooms, or ai group of frivndy stu- dents, or cvs-n an faculty cle-tlimitvd to a new kind of education. It is at living of its own with ai spirit, at llf:'ill'i, at rvsponsiliility. It is the sourvv of our self-sulliviellcy. Hvre- wc liaw lf-urrlctl to Hnd our place in tlw world ol' work, to Illiilitt our vontri- lrution to tht- vonnnunity in wliivli we live, to illlllli wtruiglltly, to In-Iimv in tht- good and tht- tru:-, and to lizuw' xslmtr-wr' comes will: 1'Ulll'ilgt.'. lit' do not lmivf- our wllool ln-llind. It go:-s is illi 115 into tllf- fur H-in-lws xsllicli lie Lillliitl. Dear Graduates of 194-7: Baltimore needs leaders form the teen-age group, young men and young women who are willing to assume responsi- bility in the home, at work, and in the community. Many of the city's youth do not want to take responsibility and all it entails because it requires time, sacrifice, effort and less time for self-centered activities. All through your school life, the teachers at Barton have kept before you the need for the right kind of leadership and have done everything possible to de- velop qualities for good leadership. Every experience in school and out has been planned to this end so that you can advance in your work and be ready and willing to assume community responsibility. . My hope is that Barton has succeeded in developing in you an attitude to accept your full 'responsibility of citizenship cheerfully and to fulfill your obligations with courage and satisfaction. Cordially yours, Z , , M. Principal ll ei, P , 4 ,, f i, z X1 if , Ly TQ. f o gfi?'i'r,'X if ,M 1 191 C5 I I 4,0 ov' O i J A A S Mu , D 5 A fv BUSINESS TRAINING Dialing for happiness in any Trade is dialing for the kind of happiness that springs from voeational prolieieney --'-the happiness which results from a job well done. And this is exaetly what Iiarton Yoeational Iligb has to oITer eaeh graduate. A turn of the Dial over Station BYHS. and we have the first feature ol' the Trades Program, the Business Depart- ment, the best equipped junior olliee praetiee department in in any publie sehool ol' Baltimore. And judging from the number enrolled in this Department, it seems to be the most popular. Whether the student is preparing for general olhee, see- retarial. elerieal, or ofliee maehine work, training is provided for every kind ol' aetivity whieh she will later experienee on the job. In her senior year every student embarks upon an experi- enee known as the Cooperative Plan. This plan provides fora week on the aetual business job and a week in sehool. This alternating arrangement persists until she is graduated. Here the business world and the sehool assume jointly the responsibility of every studentis training, and the student in turn is stimulated by the IIIOSI genuine motivation possible. As a graduate she is a happily adiusted individual, ready to serve the business community ol' Baltimore. Each student progresses at her own rate of ability and it is good to note that quite a number is finished much before the pre-determined deadline. All this adds up to eflieieney. But equally important is growth of personality and eharaeter whieh every girl will acknowledge as one of the great ehanges which she experi- ences at' HYHS. Yoeationally equipped, the Business girl knows truly the real meaning of happiness. . 9 'Lv' N, l I k Obfdk MILLI ERY AN ACCESSORII DRESSMAKING AND DESIG Nlillinvry nnnl plc-4'e'ssnr'ir-s. llrwssinnlxing mul lk-sign nrt' lxsn l'Ulll'5t'N tlml vain nut ln' mllxnrm-1l.l2n1'li islllt'llitlltllllilItl1'Iltil tln' ulln-r, anul lun ln' tim tln-y gn nmrvlnng mln tht- l'.il5ll'l , . . . lnraulu- uitli ull tln- im tlmt m'1-miipniiln-s sllt'4't'Nwllll 1'I't'LllIUll. .Mljusl your llinl lor tliesf- 1-niirsvs, mul you run ln- tlif- In-st tlrc-ssvml lussiv ul' your vmnniun- ity xx itll gi trillv ninre- tlinn at slim-strilig tu pay tht- lnll, lun-ry l,I4t'SrlllLllx I' lvurns lln- ins uml outs ul nnllnn-rv nn'l lllxvnlsf' vwlw' lVlllllllt'l' In-1-mm-s, ns tn-ll. at first vlnss tlrvssninlwr. llutli 1'ol1rs1's rnnlw linux' tlt'IIlilIlllS upon Appliml Art. Urigriimlity. iningination, gnml tnstv, und lu-4-n inte-rc-st in fnsliion urv lmsiv lur sllt'1'1?Ss. Alt:-ring nntl rvnimleling out-nimlc-cl nntl partly xmrn 1-lutln-s lm-miie il part ol' vu-rx' stuale-ntis ., 4. . , llttllllllgl. l min tln- tllilklllg lnmrml to tht- lnisli- mn Slum. llrt--sninlwrs lgnms auul lim- 4-wry stop nl' tln' Milf. 'llliis vmirsn- 4-quips lllt' linnicinulwr in sup- plying tht- 1-lnlliing needs ull ln-r family and tllc wage' cnrin-r wlin prvfers an imlvpvnmlz-nt illCOIllC. Eilc-en Fl0lSl'lllllilll is lc-nrning to lwvunn- zulcpt in clrulvtingg Luuisv I-It-Ivwivz and Uu- lorvs Kuwulcwsku, in rlruping uncl ,lc-uliiliiiv Ulllvy, in fitting. Tlif-sv saute IJI'f'SbIIli'lli0I'S, Uulnre-s and ,Ivan- nine, along with Marie Connell. arc- lmrning to nialw liuts that will suit tlic l'0SlllIYlQ'S. Lvviu tJlll'll2l., at VV. A. C, is slmwn putting finishing tol14'lu's to her 1'rva1tioi1. Slmwn in tht' Purzulc ol' Fusliions we- lmvc- four girls Mlm mlvsigm-al and Q-xr-milf-4l tln-ir uwn Ncutimls: Cnnn-lia Fuzin. flgnc-s Mulinqln. Louise' ll:-If-uit-z, anal ,lmni lllvffatllistc-1'. None- the lvss proud unftlu-sofourdisplaying1-lntln-s that tlwy halve rnznlv: Merril- Cniinvt. llulnrvs Morris, liwlyn Sluvli, and Nannni ,IQ'llvt'l'rUII. Urvsiiiulu-rs anal Nlilline-rs ure- ulxsnys pnpu- lgtr xsitli tlmsntmsn store-s. Agzuin. gI'iHllILtlt'S mln not lwgin to supply the dcniund. C ,K ,N -JJ ,, may 'W--su-...,, . K - 1 Ap 4- 4 in: .,-L 5 I luv Xl .-3. i . ac f-Uv 14 ' 'fia- A r 13 ey, f aff V ,B-4 -wx.. x - , 4. 1 K 'K rv 1 5 r 1 gag 'f 5 ' ' K 1 . :fa , Mi, ,kL,,1 .4. . H, 'f A li POWER MACHINE AND GARMENT MAKING Now we present a feature of Trades l'rog:rain m popular to employers of downtown Baltimore. the lion Machine and Garment Makin? lleparlmcnt. Being one ol' the great t'Q'lllt'I'S ol' the neeillc industry Baltimore is more than happy to receive thi- supply wh this Departmene of BYHS has to oflier. Plain stitchers, liutton sewers, a liutton hole lllLiCl'll two types of llat fell machine. a merrow machine, 1 a heinstitching machine provide the equipment of t honest-ti1-goodness sewing estahlishinent. All types ol' garments for women anml cotton gill' for men, as we-ll as slip voters for furniture a 1 of various kinds arc among the prolilems each Pov Machine Student encounters. Making a slip cover for a chair in the Teachers' Roi seems to he the concern of Dolores Berrlyclx and Constar Haduck. Bernacline Szulszewslxa takes all interest in her qu ing job. Well equipped in the trade of her choice, the Pow Machine girl knows what it means to he vocationall happy- .. v . 7. RETAILI Vlilllltf in lm l'1'4uln-- again il' you wi-lm to lnlltm lc- Sulr-s l-l'illlII't' mul in ltnuw what it is to ln- uppy hy ullle-ring 1-llii-if-nt svi'x'i4-v to thc- puhliv. ,c-tuiling is ill mum- llllllllailll 4-lf-un uml lull tuul rivh 'ith llLU'l'ig.Il'UUllLl. VIllll'Ff' llctnilffrs. xxhu likf- tn nwwt lwoplff aiml umllf- im-rt-litimlisf-. learn thv lumltimc-nlails of rc- nlmg: iUlXt'l'l.lFlllgl mlispluv, sale-silmilsllip, stun- pcwaitiuli. mul Hlt'l'1'llilIllllslllf.I. Again N- we thv Lo- pc-mtixi-l'lz1r1 in HlN'l'iillHll. 'lihv lun rf-ally mlm-s wlwn lvsv girl- lmvmim- rf-ul pair!-timw 1-niplnym-1-s ul' the irgf- uml ln-ttf-r tlmsntmm llQ'lDill'llllt'Ill stun-s. By this lam filitf-vu lmurs il we-1-kunwpf-nt in st-luml, uml hfteen DUI .llIlllt'slHI'1's.FUI'llllfllll1t'llll'yiiI't'lltil1llllt'l'Q'gUldI' uurly wage' mul mtwl hy the-ir slipffrxisrws. lmnti fitlliiillil mul Nun Vtlilvy take- pritlo in their display I'I'i1llgIf'I1N'lllr. Almut to nmlxc at sale- aft:-r exercising her -ill-S lt'I'lllll1llli' is l.uuis4- :Uw- urst. Bt'l'0IIllllg illtt-lligc-ill lmut tht- iliviwllulimlise xshic-h ' to hu thvir stork in truth- ln' luely amcl l'vsw1i'm'l1 urn- filmi- ,l mite- llullivltl. Nam Wil:-x'.l.mm Q., l ' 2091 ,ulitmu mul liuuism- Alif'lll1I'sl.. Ht't'illlNt' ul' ge-nuirw 1-nlhu msn: um - miami. the--v ffirls un- vs-rx' llll'll Ill tl:-mttml hx' the- ln-ltm' '2 NN! F. 1-F' 1 f' .,-v '9 '.',,,, .ij 4' COMMERCIAL A D I DUSTRIAL RTS -Xml mm uc pri-will to vnu ailutlu-r fun- rmul ln vm-utimml lmppiiiwf. c,UIllIlll'l'1'lill mul lmlustrml Artfl M-5, lu ln- furfu Yuuill luvv thi, 'l'i-lull-f limi- tuix- Ltr ilu all thew iiI'ilt?lll CIA enthu- fiaiftw. Cirh uf thi, Dt'lJitI'lIIlt4IlI thrive not on urigilmlity alum' hut the quality ul'thf-irm'igin41lity.'flu-yz1i'm'l1zille'l1gc'ml tu t'XlPl't'mS tht- nf-w through almost m'vry mrlvvixulmlt' mc-mlium that is pus- siltlf- tu lliltf' ,ill tht- vlzlws rmml. jxlllllllgl tht, xurif-ml uvtixitiv- of thiw vrvlilse-11i'c'prnlnlvnif in 1-1-luilmiw. matt-1' vululgcril,a1l'tIIl1'lall. wlmw vim- tlispluy, 1-hip 1-aim ing. Illlllkllw, ftugt- sm-tting, Vllxlllllllllzfl.. and art vxprvssimi through tht- tlilllt'C. liufy ut xurimif pmlmlvnif arc Du- Im-vs Smith. Doris llvuly, Ntll't't'Il Hllt'lllil., lie-tty New-ly, mul ,Ivan Hilyllllb. l,UriIlg1liUl'lllC group that all may gct her at u sp:-vial angle is,loyt'cHu1ltlall. lhc-rv girls 1-mnpvtv will lll art 4-milf-sts anal with Muiylailtl Institutt- stiulcnts in sc-vuriilg vi-mplo y - ment. ,JE FQOD SERVICE Here,s the ticket to vocational pro- ieieney and happiness, the Food Ser- 'iee feature presented as a part of the irades Program. Food Service is not nly an easy passport to individual tappiness and prosperity, but to the leasure and welfare ol' others. Does lot an old Freneh proverb say, 4The lestiny of nations depends on what they 'atf' Wlould that all nations today had ueh easy access to a hopeful destiny, ould food provide the way. Every class in the school serves its urn in preparing and serving meals n the Corner Cupboard, the school,s ea room for the teachers and the ublie. Ready to fill the orders are: Kath- Burke, Elva Wheeler, Dorothy Bertha Hilton, and Rose Com- Seen as a guest at our Christmas is Mr. Allan Robinson, Prin- of the Ottmar Mergenthaler High l of Printing. Again BYHS can not begin to ly the demands of the better of Baltimore for Food ServiCe tes. af., '41 1 1 K X 'x A, t V65 1 , me ',KN...v93i' t 5 -it , ...Q -- 4, is .Q ei fiii ' x 4, tl 4 'D -4 g J wx! ,1 3 .,.T 'Q' fx st x'!'2 N 1 Y, COSMETOLQGY Mirror, mirror upon the wall, who's fairest one of all? It iust happens this p ticular moment to he Beatrice Humels f tune to he in the mirror's favor. Each a every cosmetologist finds her pot of g hriinful ofhappiness after having Dialed this feature of the Trades Program. It is to the Cosmetology Department t credit must he given for Barton's reputat of having the lnest groomed girls of an school in Baltimore. Every student in school receives shop service periodically thus theory hecomes practice, and there mutual heneht is derived. Beauty culture is an ever growing fi and offers security to the girl almost a where. Theory and science which fortif this course emphasizes the fact that bea must he within if it is to he. Scientific and practical backgrou coinhined with academic and cultural tra ing naturally makes for the better cost tologist of tomorrow. .,, x l cQ,k 5 il- xa 1 X 'Nt f I I W kms 2 .rv- w W i X7iK,f ff' N 3 F' J' I A! K Q., ' C Ex .ff I ,Q 1 il ,Lf fx. 'why A'?gg-:r , vxf' W I cj, Q5 HAS HEALTH has hope and he who hae hope has ex ery thmg rs th eesence of an old proverb Nothlng IS left unturned to give every gurl her physical blflllflgllt a healthy body Dr flaldwell 5 periodic examlnatlons Mrs 'Vlealey s professional Check ups and kindly COUI1bClllng lndoor and outdoor and llllfjl' class contests hyglene-all are a part of the carefully planned and well developed health program Everyone at BVHS dials for that hap pxnesb which aprlngb from good health a kmd of hapmnesb that money cannot u ' 79 , e . . A xl. A . , I U ,v . . . . . , , . , ,, . . . ' . . . . 1 k K - ' . . , . , games, corrective exercises, inter-school I - . .. . ., ' A 1 1 . I H . 1 1 Q b y. ff X WORKING FOR HEALTH IS FUN days. ,Tis true, all do not arrive as with 'asimple beauty and rustic But under Miss Willett's able BVHS aims to send them away just such way. Corrective and remedial exericises were in cases which Miss Willett saw fit mdividualize. Freighted with fun and happiness are memories of Bartonians when they played for health and sportsmanship. Making the basket is Dolores Diggs. Standing on her head for perfect coordi- nation is Minerva Leese. A Q vi S if ' 2 MAN IS WHAT HE EATS they say. Judging from the good nour- ishing food served hy the Food Service Juniors, better known as Cafeteria girls, Barton students ought to lie a mighty healthy group. Team work resulting from Mrs. Bas- sett's care-fully supervised food prepara- tion and Miss Willett's eagle inspection for well-chosen vomliinations allows little chance for errants to go astray at midday meal-time. TH E KNOW HOW TO H EALTH is science. And with Miss Sansone as teacher, students become fortified with the undisputed facts that make them intelligently healthy. This course is sufheiently coniprehensive to embody something of almost every phase of science. it IX -L TH EY ALSO SERVE . But they certainly do not stand and wait, these building employees. Each in his way does much to make the school a healthy daytime h0me+a warm, clean, tidy home. Smiling Miss Mary keeps the school in clean towels and clean uniforms, the brass gleaming, and takes with everything in general. Moth- Miss Cordon holds dominion in Shower Room. ltis a clean towel and a foot bath there, and every- an inspecting glance for cleanli- Both Miss Mary and Miss Cordon all in their power to make their con- 1 to the health program. But the will love them and will remember for their genuine goodness and examples of maturity which they at all times. Assuming the responsibilities of the building comfortable and healthy, Mr. Miller, Mr. Utter, and Mr. Pete come in for their share of com- mendation and gratitude. 'Ev ,wg Wfymw S -, G - f - q ml ' 5 Q 4 tx I ,.vf f' ll lll ll lll llllllllll ART AND MUSIC, A SOURCE OF .IO Recreation, that is true recreation, pi vides some of the finest thrills that man capable of enjoying. This kind of recreati cannot be bought with money, instead is found by attempting to see new angl amidst the familiar, to discover new err tions, new facts, new understandings short, adventure in fields both new and ol This a kind of happiness that increases wi the years and will endure. for it nev ceases to thrill the mind and lift the soul. A fertile field for this kind of recreation is music. New emotions and new appreci tions, new heights and depths will be ex perienced for all who come under Miss Moore's competent leadership. Everyone will agree that music is one of the most ele- vating and refining of human tastes, whose influence upon the habits and morals of a people is most beneficialf, With a program offering more music periods than the aver- age high school, Barton girls learn to appre- ciate and select good music. Art, too, under Mrs. Hasbrouck's guid- ance, provides an area of recreation fraught with joy for those who care to follow the way. ln moments of leisure many Barton Girls will sketch and paint and shape to their own fancy and come to really know this kind of happiness. READING MAKETH A FULL MAN . . . nd a happy man, for there is ever the oppor- unity lu recreate mentally and emotionally nd spiritually in the realm of books. In the arton library, one is never at a loss to find rec- eational happiness, for every book is fresh, up o date, inviting, and helpful. ln her ever helpful and obliging way, Miss arrow is offering the fruits of her search to hirley Mank. Hunting for just the right book and eference are Jeanne Rosenstein, Betty Burgan, and orothy Reich. Adaline Jones and Virginia Drisgill nd themselves busily using the card catalog. Good books and good readers roduce happy people. s. L... 53' EACH MAN TO HIS OWN TASTE and each girl to her own kind of recreation. The Recreational Club combines a good game with fresh air, sportsmanship, and exercise. There is no denying the fact that this group looks happy enough. They know what they want and they seem to he getting it. Hard at work are two industrious workers, Dolores Sparks and Ruth Wentworth, both of the lfmlrroidery Club. Sponsored liy Mrs. lirenaman, this Cluln hnds enjoyment in creat- ing pretty things for personal and household use. LL THE WORLD'S A STAGE nd all the men and women merely playersi'-So think this groupf olly Whiteside, Betty Marshall, Floy O,Brien, Edna May oyer, Anne Warren, Margaret Watt, and ,Ioan Schneider. hey take great delight in seeing happiness through ther men,s eyes and experiencing others, situations. Helping to decorate are Audrey Seiler, Jean osenstein. The Dramatic Club under Mrs. Has- rouck,s and Mrs.Dischinger's directions ave their share of fun as well as ard work- The play's the thingf' YI. 33 W 6 'fi Fi v a vi? so .-2' O BOWLING Bowling does not wait on the weather. From me number participating this team seems the most popular. Supporting Elsie Shuler, as captain of the Varsity Team, we have Grace Fitch, Catherine Fitch, Doris Talbott, Lillian Boston, Betty DeGraw and Audrey Summers. Lucille Crandall, Phyllis Donnelly, Shirley Serio, Hannah Drewry, Pauline Klein, Patricia Greer, and Virginia 'l hompson comprise the Junior Varsity. SOFTBALL Softball brings spring, or is it spring that brings softball. Anyway. the team practices in all its spare liine, now that spring has come. They e have high hopes for another victori- ous season. They are happy with points even though some balls rlo go mer the fence. TABLE TENNIS This is a small team but a giiutl one. Here they are: Pat Wisner, Louise Helewicz, ,lacl-:lyn Nluiray and Lucille Crandall. Seen after school in the gym they practice and practice to become practice prefect. 'F X591 ??1Q EQ,, v RAH. RAH!! . . to the Bitter End BASKETBALL The I9-1-7 haskethall squad offered stiff com- petition to the sehools who played against this team ' this year despite the fam-t that no laurels were carried away. Shirley Snialldon, as captain, had these girls as splendid support: Lorraine Davis, Louise Bentley, Dorothy Hein-h, ,loan Seyhold, Bernadine Szulczew- ska, Vivian Cronhardt, Madeline Copper, and Kathleen Walega, as forwardsg Louise DaShiell, Dolores C e-mm rge, ,lam-klyn Murray, Mary Louise Meade, and Mathilda France, as guards. VOLLEY BALL Although this team was recently organized it gives much promise for an interesting and prospergus Sea. son. From the enthusiasm evidenced there will he some chalking up of points of BVHS. Zfizz I S7 HO5?lTAL 9 1.254 -K IIIIIQ A K ,,, 4 'lglsvp O I I ' J...-J SJ 5? 5 f Q? li Y 7 Q Q Z i Q I . 4 I ND EXTEND HELPING HRND And again our students work r others. This time it is the ts and Crafts Club under the dership of Miss Benner and iss Cronin. With nimble fin- rs and a mind for pretty ef- cts, these girls create attrac- ve favors to pretty up some tient's tray at the Marine ospital. This club watches the mliday and around them they 'heme and plan to make some- e happy. ,ip-F ,-A 'rv' . The Clee Club makes a big effort to do just this for others as well as for themselves. They prepare for special assemblies, visit homes for the aged, pre- sent community musical feasts and spread Christmas cheer by their caroling. This year this club presented the most pre- tentious exhibition in the his- tory of the school. A choir of one hundred vested members sang at exercises in celebration of the Silver Jubilee, which commemorated the twenty-fifth anniversary of vocational edu- cation in Baltimore. iii' A N, Q vi RSX H ,Juli tm YOU WORK FOR THE BARTON TORCH By experience the Barton Torch staff knows that it must meet the deadlines, or else. However, these newspaper girls under the direction of Miss Mason and Miss Little do not look too over-worked. They turn out a paper that wins eom- mendation everywhere. Seated here they are: Noreen liuehta. Grace Fitch, Louise Bentley, Editor-in-chief, and Audrey Seiler. Standing: Marie Pivee, Betty Mae lieieh, Helen Sehauer, Miss Mason, Norma Raine, Marlene Presti, Wilriia Peters, Miss Little, Louise Akehurst, and Lorraine Hahn. Louise Bentley is losing '4' 'vm BARTON ' DIALERS SERVE in their own way the sehool community and although they know the meaning of knotty prohlems, they also know the joy and thrill of pulrlishing a hook. Challenged with a pre- eedent of liour First l'laee Awards lay Colunilmia Seholas- tie Press .-Xssoeiation, these Harton llialers really went to work this year with Norma Yinup as ehairman. Around the talile they are: Catherine Dunn, Margaret V4 illheim, ,low-e liandall, ,lean liussell. Norma X Illllp, llolores Smith, Audrey Suinniers. and .'xll4lI't'y Selliy. Not shown are: Herdell Vlvood, Margaret Vlar- Held, Marv Cole, Louise So- liotka and Doris Zak, who also l'UlllI'llPlllCd a hit to the lrook. no time interviewing iss Moore who ve- eame our rnusie a r y Editing eopy g'1lleys lu ehores ol mem ber. O xxx. U -3 1- teaeher in l'leliru- and inspeeting ea me W FOR THE COMMUNITY OF BALTIMORE this Junior Driving Club is insuring safer driving and drivers with a sense of responsibility. The school is to be provided with a car free of charge by a certain automobile company with the stipulation that drivers' lessons shall be taught by a representative of that company. This is a hne example in which industry and the school jointly assume the problems of youth, one of which is responsibility of safety on the highways. Comparatively new, this club is becoming very popular. KNITTING CLUB For the Baltimore lied Cross the Knitting Club works not only in Club periods but every chance they get to swell the chest for those unfortunates who need warm protection. From thisclub we have around the table Goldie Holland, Helen Bachman, June Cutshall, Rose Commarato, and Bertha Hilton. Mrs. Slade steered this club to its success. D ' JLMILQXYL ffm -WW' 41 THE WHOLE I PLANNED youth knows but half, says Brown- ing. Youth. the world 'til now, has been concerned chiefly with the mental and the physical of life. To know the whole. to experience the besti, that is yct to be,i' the world must wake up and mature socially, emotionally and spiritually as well. It is better human relations and character which must receive the accent for the days which lie ahead. Thus believes Barton, and for these reasons she is keen to these needs of youth. To develop insight into the right and wrong of daily conduct, to grow in the power to understand all kinds of people, to help shape a philosophy of lifes! these are some of the goals in English, be it drama, verse, story, or prose in- tended to improve human relations. Ever on the alert to discover the un- derlying principles which are basic to the right and wrong of contem- porary history and to select the truths and large understandings from the pages of past history, students in social studies learn to recognize what should and should not be for the better human relations of tomor- row. Norma Vinup serving as moderator, guides the panel dis- cussion in English on the subject of euthanasia. This yes-and-no discussion gave the girls a chance to Nairn social. emotional, and spiritual values. As a part of the social studies program, Barton along with other schools had its turn over VVBAL, discussing the question of daylight saving time. Joining and participating in such organizations as the U. N. Youth Assoc., Allied Youth, and C. S. P. A. for journalists, taking trips to New York, Wasliiiigtciri, and signihcant points about our town, visiting organizations for the uplift of minority groupsg and worshipping in various churches not of one,s own denomination-all served to provide a respect for and an understanding of th many differences in people and their problems. 42 THE MOST SLIBSTANTIAL PEOPLE are the most frugal and make the least show, and live at the least expense, said Francis Moore in 1711. What has this to do with Barton and hetter human relations? To he sure, the many many girls, who lvanli every'l'ln1rsrlay morning learn- ing to lie thrifty anrl systematie in their saving. must he some relation to these 'smost sub- stantial people. These girls, too. will know that smooth run human relations when the piggy hank is full. Managing financial neecls with the greatest of ease is the province of the Math. Depart- rnent. Learning to lruilget, to cheek taxes, ancl to heeome in- telligent eonsumers in gen- eral is only a part of this large area of eclueation. Againwehavehetter human relations in evidence, hetter known to the girls as thrift and planning ability. 65 NOW FOR THE FU of just being together, of learning to giv and take, of putting into practice th ideas and ideals that make for bette living! The letters shared at lunch, the prank pulled,,' the jokes told, the laughs had and discussions that heated furnaces her and there-all helped in respectin others' opinions and in enabling each an all to get along together smoothly an enjoyably. Jitterbugging in the gym! Who's deny ing that this helped socially? And then, remember the Junior Te Dance? Though a little shy, the Junior hope that the guests, the boys from th Mergenthaler Vocational High School o Printing, enjoyed the get-together. Climaxing all our social pleasures wa the banquet and dance at the Lord Balti more. To many it was the first night o formal evening, and grand were th memories of that gala occasion. Perhap some day school parties may become inter national and inter-racial as was the mem orable get-together dinner at Easter at which gathering Baltimore high schoo students entertained the students fro South America. This would be one of th finest ways of achieving better huma relations. PUT YOUR BEST FOGT FORWARD for better human relations. There is the know how in meeting people, in greeting people, in partying, in danc- ing, and many, many ways of socializing. So for those who yearn for surface charm to help a golden heart look good, there is the Charm Club under Mrs. Annan's direction. To dress in good taste, and to have that well-groomed look is an essential in achieving good human relations. Of course, a good book is not judged by its cover. Nevertheless, the cover helps. The girls who belong to the Dressmaking Club are also beginning early to make the most of what they have for better human relations. The Know Your City Club under the direc- tion of Mrs. Janssen gets to know the old and new of Baltimore. This Club believes that the more intelligent one becomes the more one can and should give socially for the welfare of all. CLKSS SPONSORS O F FIC E R S GR DUATING CLASS --- -s ' Wg- 6,0 GRA YA-U x 'svucm 'W' 'Im I WR Cf C .. - . Q , - A 'K B aawox wil? .UC .. , 6 1.9 X326 O Sift task 9 -QSWAO oven. 1 t t 'n- ' Mar. HCI: . MWEL 24,05 A f L 20' Bubbxxm' doc-to dl 11 I J ,Find mf 01- 1 L ,. f- ' , . X C , . P , 4' . -'Was 5 f'w?:x w XX,-'97 ' t KS cot: 'H-0'7S f1ZZ X7bX1?al Q'f11.lb '- B1 . C ' 'gl - YP ' OW Q V ab! 0 a J' - 0 'Ish' F' ff N001 X vm Mas may . wk f-. 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BETTY DE GRAW Bets 1602 CIIfL1ICNK hennx Ilaltl more 13 Maryland IlUSlIl1SS KXOLH tlonal Hlghj To always he happy ts a great l1fe A barrel of un Always ready Yltll a yoke Nuer falls to haye an answer CARMELA FAZIO 'I e 317 Past Str1et l5alt111111re 2 Maryland l1us1ness cx0Cdtl0Il8.l Hlgll, To traxel to 'South Arnrlcx tm to churchll lt wouldn t surprlse us to SCL her arrlve late for her wedd1n1,, Dark CATHERINE FITCH Cathy 1928 North Patt1rs11n Park Avenue Baltlmore 13 Maryland Bum ness IVOCRLIOHBI H1ghJ 'lo achnewe happiness wlth Bob Here I go agam Qu1et but frlendly N11e personallty Pleasant manner Good company Hit by Cup1d QC' ae' 47 LAURA GRIMES Vu Ilue 2215 Poplar broye Street BaIt1mor1 lfi, Nlaryland Losn11t11 1gy cxOCZitl0Ilrll Hlf.,l1J gct to muda D1 you want 111e t11 11lp Xen capable Always r1a1ly 111 do a fasor Rather qu1et 11111 knows how to make frlends DORIS HEALEY lot 0 South t11In111r Strut, li t1m11re P! 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Beatrice Hume Margaret Lonikowntz I, I '2 7'- YQ- W' ' z 3 6 I2 In .. , ,lain ' 1 ., fl Betty Neely Flay O'Brien BETTY NEELY 1'N1:11lI1P.t W- 3623 Fairhaven Avenue, Baltimore 26, Maryland -- Commercial and Industrial Arts CVoeational Highj --- To enjoy life and help those around her to do the same. -- Crazy 'bout it f Couldn't get along without music. Always has a new song to sing. Full of pep. The life of a party. FLOY O'BRlEN f'FIo --- 1610 Harford Avenue, Baltimore 13, Maryland W Cosmetology CVocational Highj f To make all her dreams come true. - 0h! let me tell you. ' 7- She's Irish and proud of it. Very dramatic. Big blue eyes. Personality plus. JEAN RAYMO l rnu-life f 4231 Berger Avenue, Bal- timore 6, Maryland Commercial and lndnstrial Arts fVoeational Highj To own a horse. Nite me f-f Out for fun, hut can he serious. A whiz with an art pencil. JEAN RUSSELL Ru.v!y 7906 Elmhurst Avenue, Bal- timore 11, Maryland Business fVo- eational llighj 'l'o he a good wife and mother V WVant a pieee of Hershey? lt's Don this and Don that. Always willing to do a favor hut has to take her time. livery day, the last one to leave. Agnes Melinda I L I 'v 9 i Katherine Muller Myrna Moulton C.. Le .,. WWF. . ' 1 'J ,. s Jean Roymo Jean LOUISE SHULGACH 1'lx'itty - 204- North Patterson Park JXVPIIIIC, Baltimore 31, Maryland 7- lie- tailing - To have a home in the country Oh, for goodness sake! f Every- where at Hochsehild's. Crazy about roller skating. Thoroughly dependable. fi il ,F :ff Russell Louise Shulgach ,Z f, SHIRLEY SMALLDON Shzrl 1140 Newcomb Vtas, Baltimore 5 Meerxland Business X oe ationnl IIIKIII lo be a sueeessful housewife' Whe re s my kexs As good friend as a person could time Une of the giggling fixe We like to nate h he r laugh Xt he re there are sports there IS 5IIII'llW and ure zerxee DOLORES SMITH bnntfu 610 Dumbarton Awenue Bal tlmore I8 Marxland Comme renal enel Industrial Arts KXOCHIIOIIAI Illgh Io he a costume designer and ex good uife Uh fiddle-sticks Moelels xe-r5 vsell Quiet until you know her loo eon s erete- of iers ma e ei Looe e ostume illustr ltor MARY VOLK Ilure 5710 EITEPIISPTIIIL, Axenue Bal tlmore 9 Mfxrxldnd Retailing No catlonal Illghl lo he a housewife I appreemte that A whiz at hxrn dancing Ought to he a eomedlan Its fnn to haw her around ,YK DOW I yu 'f' kos' MADELINE BACIGALUPA Ileulru A H Christopher henue nnore H- 'Vlerx i Buslne ss Io he e puhhe ste nogr zpher 'tnxhoelx omg. to the e .Amee tonight A e Dont Illylltlllll men speeel demon at e reurlter 1 gooel te le p It inersntlon t n e f s e like her personality DOLORES BAKER lnhnnu Ibm Ixesulek Iiemd, Bll tnnore ll Mdrxl :nel llllSlIIt ss e grxeluete x, Dex IXIIIIII, me shorthinel ttlltflt Is going., to mdlee someone e monde rful seeret lr! LOUISE BENTLEY lou I' South t ornxs ill Street Ml n e o hunelle IenouIeeIg.e ge n ue sus mee , pust eture f emotion when e s l I XV- MON II O Pl' E7 Bef' M0960 b0'CI Q19 DUI exe! ETHEL BITZEL Iii! ellie ru 'SI 'I least Preston Street Baltimore li Niurxlnnd Busme ss lo go to North t irol a Ihe re goes the- Ifuu Iielle out the her or 'Stakes es oex ress herself e Aeute 5. nes me se v LILLIAN BOSTON 1 '30 40 I Im Asenue, Baltimore 'VI arx 1 Business he ste nogr iphe r hot w our home w ork tulrls I'xeellent howler Vtonde rful in sports Pen orite pastime IS dI'L,lllII1,. with I' Isle LIBBIE BOUDA i in H12 North Streepe ness Io luxe fun III life and to heeonle 1 good house wife some en hungrs Ixeeps rl ne at notebook I mes to elanee tem tlnnk of more way t I JANET BOURQUIN Ilorleu ZNI Boslex Atenue, lovnson Baltimore I Marx and Busme ss get 1 N II ellplol Wh et s wron ex 1 nu edn tell xx MII exe ite el lust see her fate get red' Alwsay elomp, ffnors for Anita ANNETTE BREZLER Innu loot Vtestfielel Axenue Ben lore I M :ry 1 Business x e fe otl peol v sure hut Ijust ne s he te iseel but prete ne ell looks se rlous e x isnt 'Alu ns seen mth lx itllfflllt ..A. . . . i .IH V .70 , .A . A. V. ., u, .Z I ., Li: B, . My ,' . ' .' ef- Q I 'z I BultI ' -, . s jlz nel ' - . - I :, A , ,i - I ' 'Is ' ? 7 .' a g I 1 - I' ' If ?I' 'nl I II' l ,, I I I I' I ' - ' . UI ' I I ' . tIarrie-s on 1 ' - ' I ine- f1 - I I'IlI I ' I ' HIS I I 'rm' ' ' ' Q, ' I. .' I -,', e'ei '- .' I . In r-ally talk a.t. W' le' I Ht 4 l fl 'Vl- II I I . II A ' H - . Y 1 ' ' -, ' g - t'L'll . 5. I , ' I l y ' .I --I ' .' 4 ' , A A -'4 ,' -- 'III ll, . e jlenel - .I 1 To a ,. I N II . I I I I ve e -- Ile-Q - nie-I' f - I ' A ' '4 ' f 'I I ,' ' ' . - me I ,- ,-. . , , 2 I. z . . f ' f 1 -- II I 'f - ' . I - .ie1- I no - will ek' r 1 'I V' - L. ' , V. y . , 1 'I IL7 .I I 's .I -' , I s - Lil or LII. ' .' .I ' I ' ' . A, . .. '- 4 ' , timore- 21-, Murylmiel Business - To Street, Baltimore- 5, Maryland A - Busi ' ', ., ' H ow at 'slr lIh hII A - of II ' I I ' ' -- . -v YY . ' I ' ' - r-. A Ilt'2lI'A IlIIS, '- , .1 -rt' 1 ' 'I ' .' d','. l'n ' . , . ' Q 'A hut .I . an ere: - o ' I ' ' she ' I H .' - ' . , . - h wer, Till the- Iinel of 'IIme'.I' . ' I' I . to ease! 'I'o r- : I I na V- 1 'itl Ieet?II Ye 'I' she-I. K lA. ,' , Z -. A. 1 , x 1 x 'I r vl e SIII ' I- - V I- ' . 59 ,ep ff SNOIIIIIIII f 'III 'CI' Y S 'III .f ,. 4 tin - I , e 'lenel - - - 'IIe I II f plzej th' piuno rr ler ' Ile-Is llea 5 a ,A , -. Live :mel le-urn I .' II ' -' 'Q' V , I' .Iu.t lovefs to - 'e. ' - - I. jf I I ' llevt to like' It ut 2 . , .' S' I .' Illl ' In Y realli' '. '. , .' - 'I Ie I ' I ti I I? - A . 5 I -I 'II V.- I , 4 fy, 'Fla I D 1 M gi 5' 5 - is V II L., Y 00 'A YT? 5? f s Shirley Brewer Yvonne Brown IRLEY BREWER 'Nhirln 820 Powers Strvc-t, Baltimore- ll, Maryland - Business To travel far and widff. - Hom-stly W- A good port, Everyhody's pal. The girl with thc- million-dollar smile. VONNE BROWN 'Vonniwu - - 5308 Morfllo Road, Balti' nore lt, Maryland -W llusinvss f- 'l'o larry that curtain som:-one Uh!! llappyq Carvfrc-1-5 full of fun. Plays the- piano we-ll. ltutlfs bodyguard. lilolidim-. MARY COLE Hlfllllllifn 2901 YVhitc' .'XYt'llll4', Balti- lllllft' ll-, Nlllfyllllltl llusiiwsa To trawl to Europe with l,ou -- Who has a IlCIlL'll?w --- I.ovl's to talk. Giprgln-S and frowns in quivk slltwvssiori. Jolly most of thc time. LU ELLA MAY COOPER Lu - 1721 Harford Avenue, Balti- more 13, Maryland Business --- To ln- a stcnoprraphvr or private secre-tary f - L:-tk not ,and say we did. - - A whim at transvription. Pre-tty blue eyes and hlonde hair. Her heart's for City College. Adores wc-ck-ends. Likes to dance to Star-Ilusl. Ethel Bitzel Lillian Boston Z I l ,- ' -1 Libbie Boudc Janet Bourquin -4 '! in ,Q av 'Sb T 1f Y '3 ,, , ,A I Annette Brezler 3' 5' .., uf' f k Q i Y. CF: MON Cole Luella Moy Cooper Mary ,lone Cortolillo MARY JANE CORTOLILLO Fort - -- 2823 Alvarado Square, Balti- morv ll-, Maryland -- Busina-ss -M To ln- a house-wife and a successful mother 7 0 Father Murphy -- Cute little pack- age. The Bob Hope of the class. Beauti- ful hair that always looks as if it has just hee-n comb:-d. Ihr DORIS CRAWFORD Dot y 134 INorth Broadway, Baltl more 31 Maryland Busmess lo be successful ln the business world For goodness sakes Stencil cuthng Dotzy' Seldom falls to base her work done on txme Always trles to do her best LOIS DASHIELLS o 2620 lurk Ayenue, Baltimore 18 Maryland Business 'lo have a good time Arc you k1ddln9 Gig glmg bertle Neyer keeps still Always on the go A good sport CATHERINE DUNN C mm 2218 Fast I ombard Street, Bal tlmore 31 Maryland Business money Repairs her own watches Always taking part II1 something or col lectnn., money for somqtlnng Makes a ood class rcpresentatne JANIS ELGIN Lltfle Bits 6:15 Detroit Awenue Baltimore 22 Maryland Business fo be a painter bads Happy go lucky Sparkling wlt Worries over notlnng GRACE FITCH C farm 1928 North Patterson Park Avenue, Baltimore 13, Maryland Bus: ness To see Barton s new school build mg Do you know your shorthand? An energetic worker Very rellablm Our baseball star Really huts that ball AUDINE GRAHAM Dean 1101 Mood Heights Avenue Baltlmore ll Maryland Buslness lo own and pilot an airplane Doo lncky Neuf seen without Johnny Skilled ln art Lhecrful smlle, wllllng worker ow' come we S LO' sofa 00 ,I X x 00 ig N... C P-16 'le ce lam evo MARGARET HESSON Peggy 4002 Bmlvlew Avenue, Baltl more 15, Maryland Business T 4 success ln her trade Heavens to Betsy Oh, so quiet Wery generous uhm It comes to filllng Christmas boxes for seamen MARGALEE INGRAM llarqae 1603 lNorth Regester Street Baltimore 13, Maryland Business lo llve m Florida some day Going to the Arundel girls? Fyes that sparkle mth fun Its West Y lrglnla all the time LILLIAN KNAUFF 1 1711 Darley Avenue Baltimore sncretary How do you like my curly hair, gurls? I lkes everybody and eyerybodv llkcs her A rug cutting song bird Its always hrme GERALDINE KRAETER Gerry 2226 Last Mura Street Ba tlmore 13, Maryland Business be helpful When do we eat? I oves Calxert Hall Knows a good place to lnde Smnlmg, wltty, gay VILMA KAVINSKY I ally 1222 North Ellwood Avenue, Baltimore 13, Maryland Business fo get that diploma Not me Famous for the huge sandwlches m er lunch Often says I cant ' but usually finds shi can H 5 ,, 1 , Y .- lr - In - U - l.. ' - , , .f v A, . ' '- v I. N - ,. . - , . - .- . w , ,. ' - 0 be , . ' . . Y - f - p- ,, . ., - ,h , . - A 4 4- vw i . - . - .I ' ' ' . A- .W 1 . ' s ' HL ., -I ,. , - H I -,,, - I UA .I,, - , , , ' r- C' I 1 I ' . ' a , i '- . -1 . i . . 1 U ' I I .n 1 I ' i , ' .. r - - . . E- U 1 . . A 1 . , . ' 1 ' . ' . ' 1 u V 'Y - yu ' ' . 5 . '1 4 . . , AY ' , . , ' ,. V. , ,. . . . .. . U . M 1 1 ha ' T5 .. ,, gg V -X , ,,L.I,, i V , . Q i i . 4 . . . , - ' -- - 13 Mar land -- Business - To be a llve ln Bussevvllle - Pork over our ,, ' . . ' y . , , - .. 1 W l I ,, . .zu L - - - ,va O? , , h ' u H ' . . ,, . V .N ' . , . . ' . K - w i . V. . .. I - ' 4 r 1 - , k o f . L n ' ' ' ' ' s s - s, I N w . ,, :I s n 1 - 1 K ' v ' ' ' rw ,K V .. U . . I , 1 W' ' 14 ! - Une 3 ' . . , 'f 'A ' - - To ' it ll YY 5 ' xl ' . . . .' 0 . . ,S 0 .V .S y 000 4: gn 1. v- n 1 Q - - 3 A Y ' ' - u 11 Q- . . h ' u s 9 ' 1 S ...I G, 0 'yi ,jg . ' f 'fl V r-X Q G' Yom nl' r K A ' 1 x Margaret Hesson Morgolee Ingram Lnlllon Knouff af- f? it ,, E .rr V... ,.1,,w, fl? 'lx . 5 t S E if fi Joyce Martin Doris Mc Kew JOYCE MARTIN RUTH MILLER Joy -- 3-I-35 Lyndale Avenue, Balti- Teen -- 5833 Belair Road, Baltimore more 13, Maryland g Business - T0 be 6, Maryland -- Business - - 'l'o be the free as a breeze -- Oh, what a time I ideal wife and mother -- .leepers! You had! I - Ulamor girl of BS1, Cute and know Y - Momxnitfs little baby. Loves lots of fun. Loves to tell of her expe- to tease but can take teasing, UFO- A riencq-5, good sport. DORIS Mc KEW Nnmkey - 5-I-01 Elsrodc Avenue. Balti- more H-, Maryland I Business - Win a perfect attendance Certificate 1 Oh, my soul! - - A good student. l3ert's shadow. Musical comedienne. Always laughing. MARY LOUISE MEADE I:11mrmr1 ' f 2710 Overland Avenue, Baltimore II, Maryland --- Busisness - 'l'o be a secretary -- Gee-ma-netty W Crazy about sports. A left-hand batter, by the way, who can hit 'em out in the field. Always taking notes. Ub4so-quiet. DORIS MERSTORF 'liulf'l1 1420 Haubert Street, Balti- more 30. Maryland - - Business - To ' travel and sw the world - - Guess who I saw last night? Very sweet and nice to know. An expert swimmer and a very good guard in basket ball. Geraldine Kroeter G2 -if J X..- f HG Y ff? Vilma Ko-.msky -:Xi f vi'- If I Mory Louise Meade Dons Merstorf Ruth Miller G26 54 GENEVIEVE MORAWSKI Jenny 809 South 'Nlontford 'tunum Baltimore 74 Nlarxlxnd Business lo marrw tzcorbc and I 1 happllx ue after ui NIH 'im ic Ine WIFI of Bbl Alw ns has an inswer AUDREY NICHOLS 'holly 4 North t ares Street Balti more 23 Nlarwland Business n traxel I ikewise Beautiful curli hair I arge hazel exes Neat dresser I' tleklehug ANNEST OWENS nn PHI- Guilford Kunue Balt: more 18, Marsland Business traxel Am Lxtra work for nu to do A star in soual Sflldltgi Interestmd ln world aff urs Should bm a public spm ikir Choxs uc! No' ow Sv. bb 'av .3 ' I fl J Q vcxers OONIO DONNA PETERS 1 nulv 777 South bllmor Strut Q N lr 1 Business In 1 look w hat thu Il r x lx 4 4 rs Vt onclc r Fstll PHYLLIS PRAMSCHUFER Phil 1118 'Vlarx Kunue, Bnltnnore b Nlarsl ind Business Io he sutu ss ful in the business world M coma n Blushes easilx Is sery good natursd looks pn tts in hlue BETTY MAE REICH 1 'North I IIIIIILIUII 'tu Baltnnort 5 'Vlarxland hisine ss triul l'Ia re Fido Quimk thmkmr Seldom agrees with In r team hers or nm body else for that mittcr Iuts up .4 strong argument Is he-'ard ahoie all thx others S wen D o Nm' ff ,ty eeqitl Mo REI nxsChu wo tus PW e VDQICX' ESTELLE RIDER Slim toll- IIt1Stt1 SIUNl1 Iioid B nl iriora li, 'Vlarx 1 1 IIIISIIIISN a first fliss mulii tx lun: x 3. hood sport and lim s u nt ir in S u Il nnln r 1 r ELIZABETH RYAN lihhy 7709 brindon Xunue, Bnltl more 14 Nlarx I and Business mi 1 1 home for You know w io I 1 111 ns tr Bessie I owes shirj mlotlu s Adorcs that loly boy UII' Id shorth uid MARION SABATINO Sup to North Nlorlcy Strut Bu tl i in 'Q It xrx and Business sumussful in eurx thing., II nn huk nt and tc lrcttw xur I ull of fun X good fm nd ELSIE SHULER lorfhu 921 West lslrd Strut Baltl more 11 Maryland Business triul in Itus a Vthc re art thosf cl ass ducs' 1 oxer of sports Our sta haselnll player Alw ns losing her locks' kew I ute kid ANITA SHULMAN Vurlv P001 Faust Baltimore Street Baltimore 11 'VI zryland Busnu ss lo tr nel and to In sucu ssful in thx IIUSI ness world I 1AtIlttUtI18tI11LlI1llg Sun I u Arrius Just in the mek of time Pun on thc coldl st days Anitas warn ptrhips, he-1 iusq sh: hurrns Alway worrlul ilmout Slllllttlllllb H .H 'W - 1 '- 31 - m LL -' I' -I - .' 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' f ' u Esgeuge R.def Ellzabeth Rvcm Mormon Sobohno I T , , ,N , 'fv 1.- .,, 'Y Vfv .19 TV' ...af A va r 7' . 19 4.1 7-f Muldred Thens Vnrgmuc Thompson Norma Vmup Eleanor Whne MILDRED THEIS 1 1910 I lnro'-.1 Axenuc I5 Lltnnorl 'K NI :rx 1 I Ilusuuss marry r 1 And hue plenty of cs os und hm hui 1 must mln, too' Is always Tull of fun and l1ug.,ht1r His Illalltlflll tnssms md putty brown ues VIRGINIA THOMPSON I nz 1 801 North Pulton Annum I3 nlluuors 17 'VI lrxl 1 I Business 1 house xx 11 4 as they LU 1 clown of the 1 NORMA VINUP Norm IWW Norlh I ollnn.,ton Xu nua 11 unon ll 'II xrx nu liusnness Io nzf YN ho knous tht shorth md Su uns like 1 IISII I ooks good III 4 hath nn. suit Sorornts p.,1rl Ixnovss what fun frzterlutx IS doing. llc res hoplng, slu Il gut lu r drnlr s IILQIISL ELEANOR WHITE Dutrh 1 :st 'Nortx Xu: 1 um rn nrxll I Busuu ss 1lu Iur life north xx Do Icll Ihc sul ills si p.lrl Ill the class Hdsnt boi xt: Houstcr ut Xluus I1 ues n 1 at li IIIIIITIC MARGARET WILLHEIM Ilarqw I-801 I' dst Frankford Kw- nus B IIIIIIIUTI h Mdryl ind llusuu ss lo he ld for 'Vlonhma re lnc 1 uns H is A ldngu 11.1 all her oun ind lu lrt of pure gold Xiu us Ill 4 hurrx W C -1,5 1 Q, I in Q I I' -f . Q 'S- J . ' gi:- X 's '-,v'1 A .L 1- - -, 1 ' - 4' ss 11.1 - , - 1.2 , . 1 ,'l1nc -- .' --- To 1 h' il -, 1 ' ' ', . ' '1 - - fu III 'rz 1 ' - ' ki IJ., - B Y -1 . ' 110111 1 I 'WV ' 1 '1 1 .'1'- . -- 5 1 v 1.' ' '1'-1 '1 1 ' ' 1 ' '. 1x ' ' -1 .1 ' .. 1' -v ' ' , 1 ll-I - . ' ', 1 ' - , . 1 ,'1nn --- f 'I'o he 1 .' ' 'ifc 1- 'WVI1'-' --at - 'I'11lk11Iiv1- 1-yvs. Always smiling. Uh, those- IIIICIQII 1-xprm-ssions. Funny EI ' nu-. 'I'h ' ' ' 'l11ss. ..A 1 .. l l 1 1 . r 1 H D, Ii' lt' - Z, . 1 ,'l1 I - - - lm' - - ' ' ' .' 1 ? s ,- Q . . . f . . -1 .' . , 5 f ' ' - I ' .' I . J I ' 'I . V ' 1 ' ' A . .i K . . 1 ' J '. - 1 ' -' V I 1 . - 1 ' 1 . u p - x ' 1 110' IC: q .' I 1 IUl'v II: lt' 1 - 12, M1 .' 1 Ill 1 'I'o Ill! '- ' ' - ' 'Illlm' ' N ' ' . .4 E .H y' ' , . V . A- ' r A tm 1 ' r .' ' . 1 '1 ' ' II ' Ir: in 1 1' ' Igv. PATRICIA WISNER at 814 Powers Street Baltimore 11 'Vlarylxnd Buslness 'Io marry the hoss s son Dld you do your short hand Nice to know Wllllnl, worker 'I master mlnd BERDELL WOOD Dell 2011 I' lst Iafayettx henue Baltnnort ll Maryland Business lo makc her llfe lntzrestlng, and worth wlnle Guess what' Beauty and brams lull of hfe I'asy to get along with. MATTI E JANE ABEY lla!! 2212 Sidney Ayenue, Baltimore 10 'vi nryland Cosmetology Io have 1 llfm Illllt companion Make mmm str nw In rry X 1 ry qulet H :sn t much to sn Often sun with Billy BETTY JEAN ASH Iivllv '01 I- NI alhrook Aunue Baltx morn 10 Nlaryl and Losmetology Inconn I sucussful halrdrc sscr I I d n t 4 e NIU. kld with lots of Ixruns Always rtady to yoluntecr Ill an um rpzem y I oyes to p,o lce skating so Joe L an hold her up B ETTY B ERWAGER lf: ram 1002 btafford btreet Baltl mon 'I 'VIdI'Xl'lllCl Cosmetology 'I get luck to skating I see Johnny to night A thln hlonde who eats eyery thing, but neyer gains weight Goes shop- pnng exery week but newer spends a cent CARLETTA BULL I nmu 1250 Dellwood Ayenuc, Balt: mort 11 Maryland Cosmetology To non: Class guardian Always getting lu rself Into trouble one P3,eY 2 wif I O ee' 8 W ol UO Ar' 11 X U pr .. If xj?v 5' Q17 Q an l ' I F O 1? M ,wh X won Ecu? 'Nm U0 code I tw WMO QC MARGARET DERDA Dorln 0610 Beryl Axenue Baltnnort 'J Mary land t osmc tolop.y lo m lll 15.0 a shop of her own I wash we h ld muslc every day Xmry mat Music bug Une of the Barton Ilarmoner rs VIRGINIA DRISGILL funny 1119 C orsueh Avenue B lltl more 18, Maryland Losmf.tolog.y be a halr styhst I am t got bread to na Semper Parntus for Plnl I ong and lanky Would be a good model JOAN AN N GRAY Redv 808 Webb Lourt, Baltimore 2 Maryland Losmetology lo be a II lb fret kles, eyes that Ll1t1l11.,L with the wc ather and u ry pretty halr off the auburn JEAN GRIFFITH lleunu 2917 Uakercst Avcnum Baltl more 14- Maryland c.0Sll1Lt0lUL,y llye 111 South Larohna Lomt here Bally Doll lhe Sleeping Beauty Wliltlllg for IFIIICL Charming, A swell friend MARGARET JENKINS I 1 qqy 2712 Nvoodsdalc Avenue, ll ultnnore lt M ary land Losmetology lo llxe ne nr tht buern liner and own s ul n I tL loot A nervous Ilttle huttmr lull hots Sdllllll, III the sum r md pts uprmtty I1 -fl: 'I 8- 1 . 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J 'pf' . is a sz' I rat. f - ' '-', -'- ' ' - z. v' L' - .f , 4' EM , ' nu' 1 5 1 ' ' ts I . . 1 ' it .rv ' V3-pi I 1 Q' X , -I Q , ' edu , - or 9 5 1217 s ' F ,..g. f Y 5 4 X '7 1f'm QC' Margaret Derdo Vrglrno Drrsg II Joon Ann Gray -chat ,C-1 'll' 7 401101 T7 if V Mary Lou Krers Shlrley Monk MARY LOU KREIS I1 I 1 1,000 I'lLI'IIldII Aunue Baltl mort ln Nlrry md Cosmstoloby stu r Lla lr ot IIld,tI'IIIl0Ilj H Ld .moths r fight with Innrm Hrs .1 Lute llttlm nost md pretty hlut Qcs Blushes lhe lust frll nd 1 g,1rI Lould hui SHIRLEY MANK Shurry 4704- Iielalr Rodd l3dltII'IIUI'K In Mzryland Cosnu tolop lo br good IIUlIS8WlfC Uh look at my lldll' I' njoys studying, and naturally It shows on her report card bets har lessons done ln spite of dates with Woody almost eury llIl.,IlL MILDRED MURPHY Irzvh 254-7 Annapohs ltodd Bdltl morn I0 Maryland Cosmetology lo hdu her own hom: Guess what ltusscll did lhls Dutchman thinks shi s Irlsh shes always nearing green K grut potato cater Her Irish eyms smile on Russ ROSETTA PALM ERE lmvu 3.500 White Aunue, Baltlmorm II, 'Vlarxland Cosmetology To ln 'Vlrs SIIIIIIISICI I hate Mondays Brown nves and Lurly hdlr Owns a seat III thc lhlnord lhedtrm AI ovs ns the ont nc Xt to It una, wp B 7' wh- 35 wr ag-1 X! Mnldred Murphy LOUISE PHIBBS I ulu 711' St Paul Street B rltlmorc- IH 'Vlfrrylmd Cosmttologq 1 thru lll0IldiS Where s Io K o nl ludrtmd Swull sport H IS a brun C l'1ss room K ull IKIKI W zshmgton IS har suond homc Jeon Grrihth Q' .1 C-v 'E' A-I Rosetta Polmere Margaret Jenkuns ez? Lourse Phlbbs I v qv ug .A 1 . , 1. ,., I ,, - - tg-V 4 R., A sf X bf, - f ' I , 1-f ! W 1 A , I X . , vg A A A 3 I ,, ,. . , fa ' , ff-1 Q 2:5 2214 ff 1 f Q...,,, r i fi2?'?' 'I ' ML 4' syui , . -in ' , h fs - ' ' l , I ki I S. 5' ..,, . f . 7 A 1, 5' XXV, H ., y I I ., I il -4' 1 ' ' ' , , I J' ,f ,HMQQ A f 4lf1lH - I- - '- -, '- ez, LS.. , 1' ' ', . 1 .'lz W- ' .' ' f 4 T0 , , ' 'r - - ' .' - 'b' - - To luve L ., . .3 ' . ' YH Z , . .3 ,-. Y .4 v , gt. l ? U I 4 r . ' ,'- W- 1: ' ' ' ' H ' . .' 5 . if 1' . ' . .'.'- . . . - W . '- '..' , '. , . 4 - . - . . . 1 . . . ' ' '- z - 1 -. I ' 'V ' . 1 ' . I . W' 5 ', 1 1 1- ' - I rv' L- ' ' . H . .' YY u . Y . ' A 1 ' A. ,' , . . . v - I. ' r -. ' '1 1 ' , . 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BESSIE PICEK Bows 415 North btreeper Strut Ilaltnnore 24 lVIar1l.1nd 'Io find Ixllrox I forgot the class slnp Takes a lot of teasing., Karp frlendlx 'S swell pil JO AN SCHNEIDER 'HO liarcl.-xx Street, Baltnnore ln M in md Losmetologx lo b1 Mrs Vt r15.ht lm glllllg bkltlllg, to Ill1,.,IIt I ous her Bucks Alu axs reads to sl ltl Drun1t11 N1x1r knows wlure her lays '1rL MILDRED SCHROEDER Terry 904 Itodman Vt u, I31ltnnor1 5 Mar5l1n1l Cof.111etoI115.5 Io h1 .1 IIOUSCWIIIC for AIl1n I xush It 111 1 tIll't't o1lo1k Oftc II s11n sk ltlllg at the QUIISCIIIII frequently seung, .1 p1etur1 at the lhlnord, but 1135838 wuth AIl1n ANNE SEIDEL MADELINE COPPER Ilnlvu 701- South I' ist Nunue, I31lt1 11119 lhrelmoocl ASLIIUQ, BIIII more 'I M xrx I 1nd Dressrn lklllg I mrs It Vllrx 1 Cosmetolop.x 1 1l1s11.n1r Xou hor1 Illl 1 1 suu ss Ill put 4 pot on 1r I Us I F118 Nl I PXFI' I ll IN! h111l 1 o1s L lots 1 IS 111 XM mrs I r 1loIh1s vs us uhtl' r nt Ulll Nou, wha color IS r b h1s some nuw Jok 1 CH MARIE GONNET RUTH ANN SPARKLIN Sf-olfu 1021 Wcst I olnhdrd btreet II.1ltnnor1 Zi 'Vlarx land L 051111 tologn Io hm a HIIILI r VI I1 it shall ue sing., Iollx old soul 'Ilvsdx S reudx f 1 Idllgll N111r 1 dull mo1n1nt JEAN VING 1'r1 nrhu 029 North 161111 rt Strut Il 1ltln1or1 P 'Vldrxl 111d Dm ssrn nklng. Io h1 L1 good hous1 u1f1 1nd In zke fl cer tun sormone I1 zppw VK h 1t dld sou sn X 1rw COOITCFIIIXC Xln ns wull 1 n xx ut to yt hae o I r 11111 DOLORES KOWALEWSKA Inmpln V10 Plhott Strwt II Lltl lnmplrv Ill South XIILIKSKI Strut Iultnnorm 'I YIITNI d ll 111 op1 IIl0l l 'I 'I 1r1 11111 Irmssrniklng., o 1 I1 1 hot sour hoxnusork SIIILQI' Uh nn llllllll. Im It I ns sus 1 uhm, I IIIPIKS rc hmr prl 1 ty II1r 1l1ss1n11s It 1 h1 1r har s ng., scwoe Wd 1 nelde xffev' Beige V f-ur' xkks 10 1 1 Mtn :gf yn send pm v-11 oe' 'Sed' 5,44 I ous hot dop.,s on lhursddy IIIBIIIS IEANNINE OFFLEY Imnnu 21 II 1' :st Preston btrut, B 1lt1 n1or1 li M.1r5l and Dressxlmklxxb Io opm II her ow II drc SSIIIEIIKIIII., shop that so Lo11s chmrrw p11 und coffee Is urx su11t and 1,,1n1rous YN IIKIIKNLI' 1 xx Int 1 spool of 1otton Just ual o11 l11n 1 WILMA PETERS I A I7 North Milton M llllll I5 ultnnore li 'VI art 111111 Dr1 ssnn Ikllll., Io I11 LOIIIC 1 dress dtblgllll' Cut nn IlIIIf.,S md 1 111 n11 Koh fQIlI1t frnndly lt 1 It 1hl1 I 1 1hl1 I 1 r1st1d lt 11 ork .J v mq Mgdeline Copper Marie Gonnef 32 !Nox Katherine Walega Ido BeGCh KATHLEEN WALEGA A'It'utl1y - lliiil fovington Stn-vt, llulti- mori- Ill, Nlurylmill llrcssmuking -- To own in shop in New York 1 Uh girl -- I,ovm-5 husks-tlmll and cluncinpr. Always has wavy hangs. Looks like a doll. Pert and cute-. IDA BEACH 4'Irlrfx 2911 l'lllllllllld5llll JXYCIIUV, Balti- mori- 23, Nlziryluml - Retailing: - To ln- thv ln:u1:lg:m'r of thc llzmrgnin Room at Monkvy Wurslk. Ili-rc comics my bus. ily 1' now! 'l'hn- girl with the potato vhips. lil'llllllllS us daily that 5hc's tired. CAROL BECK lim-liy' - 11518 Morling Avi-nuc, llulti- morv ll, Muryluml --- ltctailing - To be il profvssionzil modvl Uh, rt-ally? - lJolIt':u'v. .-Xlwziys smiling with those blue, llllll' vyvs. CATHERINE BROCATO 1'r1xxir 3910 Kimhlc Road, liultimorf IH, Nlzlryluml ltetailing - - 'l'o marry! Nutt-h! Dial zmylnocly do the home- work ? .X good si-rise of humor. Very vicnvious. Tho lift' Of tht' Clilhe- Dolores Kowclewska Jeannine Offlev Wilma Peters I 9' 17 fi' , 2 . ,. .5 L. 1 S! Carol Beck Catherine Brocato ADHG Cldfk ANNA CLARK .-Izmir -1-5321 East flume Strvvt, llalti- more- 5, Murylzmcl livtailirig --- To en- joy lift- to thr fullest. W'hat's the date? -- Short, dark, and full of fun. 1.1-nafs copartnc-r. A grvat sport. W, Leno Colnono H' . 'aan an-'Sn 11 TT' Charlotte Hohn Dolores Hore Dorothy Jones Helen Keck i 'NO fe' YJ 5 ,. 136' if if srl! - ht X W LM Xwxlhxxx Sh rley Soyke Audrey Summers Anno Torr Nancy Wood LENA COLIANO I rrnrhu 'ill H lrford Road Balt: mort I8 Mars and Retailing 1 llitl her own IJUSIIHSS Iets go Im reaclx I lkes to dance I mes to laugh tan keep a umxersatlon going Always Kkllllllg to help CHARLOTTE HAHN K hurlu 109 Ashburton Street, Balt: more lh Maryland Retailing o a lox els little housewife Qhowe lust loses to wear her slster 9 clothes We luke the wav she talks Swell dancer Llilllll Queen DOLORES HARE hull 82 West 32nd Street, Balt: more ll Nlarxland Retallmg In be 1 huxer ln a department store h' Lflllll Ihe Xl Iolson of Jbl ou should see her nnltatlon of the alrplam scene ln lars and bpurs Pretty uelashes DOROTHY JONES l ll 4 'HIS Vt oodhrook Axenm B 1ltnnore la W1 ITN and limtalllng., 1 1 lnusu teacher re tlred Brother nuer a dull moment Has a l lllgll 1ll her on n lhe skater from Lam lH'lKILt I ox es to talk about I' astern Shore HELEN KECK 5llllll u U01 IIlIllIlIUII1xNtllUP Ildltl rr: 'N 1rx 1 Iitlillllll., lo ve hm Vl ho s Lot sulnpln good liuldxs lldll' an at s1ns1 of lnnnor Ilas 11 laugh o un rwonq Hu ns on tht 5.,o Fats sux tnnms 1 SHIRLEY SOYKE s WI. Milli t hesnlont Au nue Balt! nmrx o 'VI :rx nd 1 ll Ing lo he a n1od1l t 1k a um X erx attrutlu and lots of fun Lute dllllpll l re th ewes I ug nose Oh, that aug AUDREY SUMMERS hui-1 H19 L hcsterfn ld Aunue ll IIIIIIIUN ll 'Vlarxl and Ret nhnp, lu marry N101 lllll to he 4 hlner WI lrllll nn ar lllll oo Ill ur uular K hx t h ar New io here I come ANNA TARR linnlv S Inu Kunum I a e nrpe lhltlnlorn ' try 1n1 lic dl lllj. rm 1 h In r 4.111 Uh 1 rou I 1 Nl 1 1 rm 01 udy s lllu IIIHIINNKS Sxull pc rs sltn sm mt and unda fhtdlllllllj., NANCY WOOD squultu K nnnhru Xunue nlorm I ' 'Marx nn ltet Ullllj. 1 hors tr ill N rt thus I 1sp1 r 1 tr 1p111 muse W 1 NIC s . J i f -., :Q r D , -V 'a -- - ' I A., I A V 'W f J' V .5 j'-ig , , . , V ' . xl ., ,M . 5- ,.. wg , , 5, 4 If I 2 ,A-,ijt l1 I :lx 'll lllx ll l rs. A - . - . R W h Y Aim' D I 1 ,X ' ,. I l nl NNN ' K X xx-vhi ul C x W Y 'Z I h u R I X I A , ' tx- 1 .. I . x , 1 I tl I X 5, PF p L X 5 I X 5 7 43 l 'I ' H -- 2.2 I 2 ' , l' nl fx.: H L. 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Mr. . . Y , . . . , Mr. . , ' . . . . . M , . . , , . . Mr. , . . Mr. . . . . . . . , . , Mr, . A , - 2 . . V I . , Jr, Mr, . ' . 1 Z l A , . ' Mr. . , 4 - , Mr. . . A ' Mr. . John Freyrnan, Jr. Mr. Tony E, Ecksteun, Jr. Muss Vurgunua Phullups Mrs. Ralph O. Anderson Mr. Theodore W. Kotenkamp U A y A ' . Mr. r. N u f MV ' ' ' I ' Mr. . . I V , , Mr. V A I y l , ttl - - - - . ll V - t I 1 Mr. Mr. A . I Mr ru Q Mr ,, , ln addltmon to a hlgh school educatlon Barton Vocatxonal Hlgh School QIVGS a trade sklll From the standpo1ntotearr11ng a l1V6l1l'100d your daughter w1ll recelve the equrvalent ofa college educat1on from Barton Vocatronal I-hgh School She w1ll any graduate Rzx Parent Teacher Association of ORGANIZED IN 1933 be prepared for the business of. life. Ask Xgsg Radon We Jfigfz Salma! GIVE a Glft Wlfh a School or Lodge Seal lHl JHHN lHHllKlNBHUl EHMPHNY YOUR SCHOOL IEWELER FOR OVER 60 YEARS Manufactures of Qaffeqe Scfzaaf glad ancf .fcecfqe fewefay Qangael' awww ana! gcwulmq payed DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDIING BANDS BIRTHSTONE RINGS MASONIC ELK K OF C RINGS BUTTONS AND GIFTS Clara Barton Vocatxonal H1gh School Rmgs Plns and Jewelry CONVENIENT PAYMENTS VEmon 1052 310 NORTH PACA STREET 11 . . . ll 1 1 Watch and jewelry Repairing - Diamond Setting 1 1 THE ARUN DEL CORPORATION Dredging Construction Engrneerlng dmd COITIITIZI' I3l Cong dfuldl 3 Mr Jolwn Benj es I H QIIIIIIIH IIIEZI IC E C R EAM Servfaa IH our Cafeferla and 1 EA ROOM CA t468-i 4437 I II IIIIN IIIIII CRA S CRAB MEAT FISH d OYSTERS ALSO 9 OKED d QALTED FI H 1100 402 W L Baltimore 2, Maryland U' I - I and Dis ributora oi Y n A Sand - Gravel - Stone J K, W I r - F' D I' ery V ' C E. Q C I '- PLaza I , , 1 I I Class I' 1 I+ I. I . I I - , ,if an , 3 - ' . exingi: a. 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U f 2, MD. ,il V IX L 1 ,L I E'N:',w , ,A , - . , For all your Dru Store Necds 9iIEEov?f IW Q- RGS ' J Avemc, ' 'bf ,A , . W Nl F -9Qf ARE V 4 QL ET T I A -.xo , C: Q-A J A. .JIIT IT' DT ,pCI.IC.rTm.S LEHR'S BAKERY I , - . ' J' I 'YILwvi1m'r'. me I G U ' S A .5 I I I I -- .- :- gi :5 fII:C?'1 Har O-,mg ffd E A I fd X Ag me , , Mm ' ' M Perrz'-Qmerwt n CAL F 4 :cm . TH ENU ' T , . Q 'wQm?,:I ':Inr'v13 C'iws I I '-17 if HW box 2 ,THEV 1- Two-ggfi Hifi l LIVE v9I'T!,1 I Y NI , -w 131 H .r -- EL:rm:I'L- ' in GEORGE H DASLIIELLS AND SONS CO RUBINS rOOD MARKET RADIO REPAIRS NOTHING TO SELL BUT SERVICE oun 1-nh E 1 mtccf Gfin n Trl BROWISI S RESTAURANT I7 e Nl DURHAM STREET BRANDT S CLEANERS AND DYERS Tr Ib 5 uf MISS ALVERTA C YOUNG Independent Womcn s Democratic of the Eighth Word Inc 1901 NORTH GAY STREET JIIV 1 Q f Y Club ANDY GOELLER FRLTIT PRODUCE AND CANNFD GOODS W II IZ-I4 O E M HOWARD GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET W FEZQSW ELECTRONIC RADIO SERVICE HIT Av fn WALTER VULESZZYK WILSON! 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