Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DEPARTMENTAL PERSONNEL PRINCIPAL Olive Ely Hart ASSISTANT TO PRINCIPAL ART Gertrude E. Tilly Elizaheth R. England Katherine M. Sehmuker Elizabeth H. Walker ENGLISH lane A. Stevenson Mary Baylson Abigail Blackburn Helen O. Bristol Eloise Bullman Margaret E. Dungan Irene S. Eldridge Clement E. Foust janet G. jordan Anna H. Live Eleanor L. McKenna Dorothy Noe LANGUAGES Euphemia M. Mann Anna L. M, Carlin Ethel K. C. Cederstrom Ethel L. Chuhh Marguerite P. Fisher Ruth B. Holfsten Reha N. Medler Elizaheth C. Reinhardt -Ieanne Van Ashroek Elizaheth Vdhiting Genevieve Wilsoii Mahal C. Wriglit Nettie W'urster MATHEMATICS Alice M. Holbrook Helen C. Bailey E. Katherine Clark Mary L. Constable Evelyn L. Owen Elizalaetli Rosengarten Bernard O. Sabnl Helen Shollenberger Marie E. Wilhelini DIETITIAN Edith A. Zerhe Mary A. Boyle MUSIC Dorothy S. Vsfeir Marguerite M. Goll Laura E. johnson PHYSICAL ED. Rachael P. Barker lilorenee M. Armstrong Muriel A. Ivlargerum Lorine M. Myers xleannette R. Cresse SCIENCE Margaretta Atkinson Helen M. Booth Eleanor F. Karsner Aileen M. Kirkpatrick May L, Larainy Marjorie F. Rol'1ertS COUN SELOR Laura F. Olm- SCHOOL VISITOR Elda V. Brendlinger SOCIAL STUDIES Alice E. McQueen Reheeea A. Byrom Clara G. Dilks Millieent G. Lell hiarion W, Masland Eleanor W. Thompson Carolyn A. Underhill SECRETARIES Olive L. Lees Katherine T. Duross Bertha M. Power Dorothy K. Thomas MATRON Augusta Heenan DOCTOR -lennie McKee NURSE Adelaide Hodgman Alice E. McQueen Euphemia M. Iviinn Mir aretta Atkin on ane A. Steven on

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DR. I-IARTS MESSAGE January 9, 1939. My dear Girls: I have been much interested in watching the staff of M ilestone' gathering material for this unique volume. I am glad to see that in addition to being a delightful class history, it promises to be a rich chronicle of the life and purposes of our school. That is as it should be. I am sure this edition of the Year Book will take its place in the most precious corner of your personal library. I like to think that along with other Zllilestones it will be on the book shelves also of hundreds of girls in the lower classes, recording for them, semesf ter by semester, the story of their high school days. I hope that you, too, have in your possession copies of the year books of earlier terms and that as you look over their pages from time to time, you will realize how truly we write the story of our lives hour by hour, day by day. You have contributed a great deal to the life of our school. Will you remember that you may go on heaping laurels on your Alma Mater? We look to the girls of the class of JANUARY 1959 to bring many new honors to the school we all love. Faithfully yours, Olive Ely Hart.

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