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

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SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION Board gg Control Dffice Practice Virginia McNeill Retail Selling June O'Reilly Office Practice Evelyn.Schroeder Art Theresa Islinger Office Practice Esther Brandle Committee Chairmen AnnouncementeCom ittee Chairman: Alice Kulwicki fRetail Selling? Program Committee Chairman: Youvon Van Vlerah f0ffice Practical Publicity Committee Chairman: Virginia Meyers V C0ffice,P acticeJ Social Committee Chairman: Helen Berger fRetail Sellingj Class Pictures and Yearbook Committee Chairman: Jean Raymond CAN? 24 President A Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Frances Budzyn Josephine Racinowski Dorothy Rayess Dorothy Krueger Jean Sullivan Genevieve Bailey Phyllis Kornacki Virginia Lewandowski Vivian Gallier Dorothy Rayess Kathleen Cameron Rose Lininger Ida Kurucz Rosalind Radeff Angeline Duda Eleanor Weizer BettyoLeSage Olga Bordeaux Rita Durst Rita Dudley Bettie Sidenstecker Margaret Novak Betty Pierce

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Retail Selling Seniors Back Row: Josephine Raeinowski, Martha Kurek, Mary Mullen, Virginia Lewandcwski. Second Row: Jeanne Francke, Mary Schmous, Alice Kulwicki, Stellar Rrzyniecka, Frances Budzyn, Margaret Samsel, Eleanor Weiner, Margaret Novak. Third Row: .Ioan Jackowiak, Anna Hatesz, Ida Kurucz, Angeline Dude Helen Berger, June O'Reilly, Betty Pierce. v Comercial Art Seniors Front Row: Rosalind Radeff, Theresa Islinger, Betty Le Sage, Betty Sidenstecker, Jean Raymond, Dorothy Rayess. 25

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SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES what an exciting year! No wonder were late in getting organized. The ma through all the uncertainties of razing planning for the new, we stuck together ate at all. the Seniors of 1939 rvel of it is that the old building and long enough to gradu- However, with the move to our temporary headquarters at Webster School, we finally did get our committees formed and set about to crowd into one brief semester the activities of a year. G 'First came rings and pins for those who had not ordered them as Juniors. The Yearbook committee made fast and furious attack on the problem of a yearbook without benefit of the boys. The first social activity took place on Friday, March l7, Saint Patrick's night, at Macomher High School. K The affair was appropriately called, nThe Shamrock Shag,W ' On Thursday, April 27, our senior girls and senior boys of Macomber enjoyed themselves at a banquet served in the Macomber Cafeteria, An impromptu dance was held afterward. Then on Friday, May 19, the jitterbugs attending the prom held at the Trilby Log Cabin danced to the lilting music of Lou Waterman. Once again our fair senior maidens and the gallant young men of the Macomber senior class got together on a major activity. But don't think that these diversions were enough to satisfy the girls who were to leave the old Alma Mater very soon. They were determined to have at least one more good time before commencement, so they joined all the other senior classes in the city, and went for a boat ride. This took place on Thursday, June 1. A great day for all, with no sea- sickness. A Finally the night of nights, Commencement. 25