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

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Wew fqfwdqfi R . . Ethel Wooden, the principal person at Whitney .... how Lois Burman feeds the public and faculty .... Mary Dusseau when you have that old feeling .... our feminine Rembrandt, Jane Frost .... con- genial retailer Margaret Dwyer .... Dorothy Weir who knows her figures .... Elizabeth Rudolph quiet, but-I .... the kind smile of Florence Wells .... Susannah West, friendly friendship advisor .... always helpful Nellie Gerald .... Ruby Buck, who shares all her short- hand and jokes with us .... feeder of the kids Elizabeth Wallace . . . . Whitney's prima donna, Thelma Howey . . . . Elsie Gottshall, Bend down, sister! . . . . Leona Probst's concern about the war .... the pleasing eastern accent of Margaret Bellemore .... Alvena Koegle's quiet humor .... the real tests of Marian Barth .... Laura De Bolt, Whitney's Wall Street .... friend in deed, Adrienne Curtis .... Charlotte Grand's able assisting in the gym .... Edih Sutherland, whom you have to see the morning after .... Elizabeth Stoepler and her machines .... Tennie Allen's beauty .on a budget .... the electrical wizard, Helen Dailey .... our eiliciemt Cecilia Earhart .... how Kate Gailey knows her parts of speech .... foods expert Emily Leister .... Grace Heater not bigger than a lfiteo' .... the mean finger-wave taught by Thelma Nelson .... Alice MacRobert who kept 'em rolling .... Those long jaunts from Bowling Green each day by Bertha Robertson .... Vivian Miller teaches foods girls tricks of the trade . . . . Mildred Peckman knows her power machines . . . . Garnet Thompson keeps Whitney's store going .... Elizabeth Von Hoff and her flair for dx-essmaking .... 'Thelma Kruger who sews a fine seam . . . . at last, Ned Quaintance, the man in our lives, and the able main- tenance staff who keep us up to snuff ...... . Pa-ye f 0 urteeu

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X 1 1? fu MX I ,N Ili ' f. lf t fe, J I age sirvtcmz, STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is made up of a representative from every shop with Mrs. Ruby Buck and Miss Elizabeth Rudolph to help them. Their duties include making and enforcing laws, keeping the school in good condition and otherwise benefiting Whitney. Are you giving this group your cooperation '? Back HrfI'Zl'Z Bette Seeman, Polly Jay, Louise Hojnicki, Lillian Christman, Kathleen Simpkins, JoAnn Gleason, Dol-ores Thoas, Gale Winters. Third Roar: Mary Ellen Haddad, Betty Henry, Alice Estes, Louise Nelson, Ann Heller, Edna Shedron, Gloria Loomis, Lois Bryne, Colleen Bromm. Secoml Row: Lydia Karchner, Mary Ellen llartzog, llildegarde Condon. Roberta Fees, Ann Sradja, Betty Collins, Beatrice Otting, Mary Lou Geis. Mary Corthell, Hedwig Tomaszewski. I 'mnt Row: Florence Mieczkowski, Helen Urbanowicz, Peggy Schick, Eu- lalia Navarro, Mrs. Ruby Buck, Charlotte Thomas, Joan Miller, Dorothy Hamilton, Carlyn Sodd.