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

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OLGA MICHzXLCEWlCH President Senna 5 P' 8 tl 1 r if ,' li I 1 Q il- I I f illw fffliikl Qfifilii -aaa ' A ii -,w W fa L ANNA BONNAFFON BETTY LANAGAN WILLADINE GRINNAGE ViCE'P7'6.fid6711 T1'e:1r1zre1' S ecremry DEAR OLGA: We want to send you a special note of thanks for all the things you've been and done. During three memorable years, you have led us in all sorts of experi- ences, always working hard and achieving success. Under your leadership, these have been happy, prohtable years for us. We have passed through elections, move- up days, and gracluations at which we were only spectators. Now that the one in which we play the title role approaches, we want you to know that all your endeavors were not in vain. We know the cost of our enjoyment in your time and effort, and though this seems meager remuneration, we thank you with all our hearts. A Please tell all the other officers that no matter what size part they played, they did well, and we appreciate it. They too have relinquished personal pleasures for the sake of class welfare, and we will not forget their sacrifices. To all of them and especially to you go our heartfelt wishes for a successful future. You have all shown your merit in the positions of responsibility held here. You have been grand officers. We'll always remember you. THE 12B CLASS 12

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'W 'T GLORIA ANDERSON june 16 550 N. Bouvier Street 1521 Slender lithe miss with a twinkling voice and an intangible spirit . . . always chic . . . our princess charming . . . an ideal friend . . . a boon to the nursing world. SARA JANE APP March 29 4750 Large Street 1241 ' Great things come in small packages, in- cluding sugar and Sara Jane . . . a maid with a flair for journalism 1Editor of Iri.r1 and a hanker- ing for knowledge 1member of Sophrosyne1. JULIA REGINA ARRONSON july 9 The Croydon, 49th and Locust Streets 1391 Sophisticated Lady . . . Need we say more? . . . a husky, dramatic voice . . . Shall we go on? . . . a sparkling humor . . . Wlmat next? . . . beautiful attire . . . Who is she? . . . julia, BARBARA JANE AUDIBERT March 3 2960 N. Fairhill Street 1351 Things are always BOB-bing up for Babs . . . shefs our idea of the perfect Valkyrie . . . with a dynamic personality and a warm heart. MARGARET VIOLA BAILEY October 10 2217 W. Thompson Street 1211 Cool as a cucumber, with a cheerful smile . . . always sincere and kind . . . a devotee to good books . . . As Miss Markell's right hand she made her place at G.H,S, . RUTH A. BASKIN October 8 747 Corinthian Avenue 1301 just a little smile- . . . a cute profile , . . an indispensable classmate . . . emanating rare charm and friendliness . . . always on the go, never barkirz' in her glory. MAE BERTA BERENSON May 17 5611 Chester Avenue 1431 Possessing many gifts . . . a leader of cheers . . , Art Editor of the Milexlorze . . . lover of dogs and future veterinarian . . . noted for her bound' less vocab, infinite shirts, and perfect headstands. PHYLLIS E. BINZ May 6 411 Hartel Street 1111 Epitorne of loveliness . . . a smile that en- chants as it sparkles . . . a Sponsor who was really a big sister . . , never forgets a friend . . . Phyl always fills the bill.