Girls Trade and Technical High School - Ripper Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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24 om emi in Real homemakers have resulted from our study of home- making. With a store of knowledge concerning the preparation of a well balanced menu, the girls have gained the name of Miss Perfect Homemaker. They learned that table setting and pleasant surroundings are also important factors in the development of a meal. They also know that the budgeting of time and money is necessary for the skillful homemaker. Many girls have remained calm and collected in emergencies, due to their qualifications acquired in Home Nursing. Courage and control as well as a knowledge of practical home nursing have taught them to be ready and willing no matter what the sltuatlon may be Lovely tea rooms where attractive food is served are man aged by some of our sweet girl graduates Others are com petent waitresses while a few wlth additional training are engaged in the profession of dietetics A sunny and harmoni ous tea room is well managed by Beulah Iorgenson A partners in a cateress firm we found Lenora Zuelsdorf and Mildred Werner preparing a full page advertisement for the Sunday paper Drhgently preparing menus for a large banquet was another firm member Dolores Hmtz whrle garbed in a neat white apron was Bernice Wendorf instructing a group of employees Using her knowledge of homemaking 15 Mar garet Lang in a cozy little cottage of her own All the girls have discovered that th1s cuhnary art IS a means of enyoyment as well as an education Brown Carr Emerson Goola E Meyer Pepin

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Llpoglavsek Oakes t25l True enjoyment of mus1c comes from a real unders andlng o 1t thls IS the reward ot the grrls who learned to appreclate mus1c 1n h1gh school Some dellght 1n the popularlty Wh1ch results from belng able to play the plano and other lnstru ments When attend1ng concerts mus1c has a deeper Slg mllcance for them because they can rnterpret the movements of the symphonles and the sectlons ol the overtures The understand1ng of operas has become a source ot real pleasure to them as radlo llsteners Playlng records ot famous corn pos1t1ons rs now an enjoyable past1me for many mus1c lovers Whether 1t IS s1ng1ng old folk songs or popular melod1es around orgamzahon or relaxrng and lrstenmg to a musrcal program mus1c has become a joyous express1on Followed as a protesslon mus1c has brought some glrls many pleasant soclal contacts and also has fulfllled thelr deslre tor a muslcal vocatlon Bernrce Schendel as an assrstant band dxrector LaVerne Umenthum as t1rst trumpet 1n a sym phony orchestra Lols Traver as a rad1o slnger Lourse Masta g11o as a concert artlst Gladys L1SkG as a famous p1an1st Molly Nlehotf as a true mus1c lover these typ1ty some ol our achlevements MUSIC has brought to the l1ves ot the grrls a delightful happler sense of the enjoyment of the beautles that enr1ch therr l1ves M . . , t , , . . . . . . L . a piano in the evening, playing an instrument in some musical , - I I - , , ,