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

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DOROTHY MARY LUKASZEWSKA Dec. 12 2972 Richmond Street 1341 Golden hair and a golden disposition . . . fond of photography . . . never ruiiled in spirit . . . always willing to lend her efforts . . . a charming companion . . . She should be able to soothe any patient's brow. ' ELSIE MARGARET LUX June 15 2756 N. Reese Street 1531 Lithe, slim, athletic: that's Elsie . . . quiet . . . poised . . . blond hair and a figure we all envy . . . blushes beautifully . . . loves athletics, e, g., horseback riding and swimming . . , she's just one grand sport. PHYLLIS P. MANN August 30 102 S. 42nd Street 141 Possesses all the qualities for an excellent nurse . . . We can't think of anyone from whom we'd rather take our medicine . . . her amiable nature and sweet smile make her a beloved classmate. CATHERINE MARCOLINA February 28 8027 Winston Road 1181 Treasurer extraordinary . . . can make anything balance . . . eager to please . . . ready, willing, and able . . . always-on-the-go personality . . . put them all together . . . they spell C-A-S-S. KATHERINE ANN MARGERUM March 16 6540 Ogontz Avenue 1261 Cute curls . . . bright eyes . . . husky voice . . . that's Kay . . . most devoted of our hockey players . . will some day be on the other end of the whistle in the gym. D. ELIZABETH MARSH june 12 2335 S. 21st Street 1451 Faithful aide of 44 . . . is tolerant and patient with her sometimes trying classmates . . . always pleasant . . . noted for her explanations in Eng- lish . . . has a wide variety of interests. MARGARET ANNA MARSH May 23 602 N. 21st Street 1301 Peg o' our hearts is petite and lovable . . . sweet and sensible . . . our Peggy, she'll always be the same . . . She'll go through life WALT-zing in her own inimitable way. NORMA C. MARUCCI March 6 1423 S. 9th Street 1471 Strong advocator of her own well thought out opinions . . . famous for her Dorothy Lamourish tresses . . . spare time taker-uppers: dancing and reading . . . In the future, she'll be Calling Dr. Kildare.

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BERNICE R. KINGSDORF December 17 l vig' 1139 Poplar Street f23D Her laughter will forever ring through our hearts . . . always sees the brighter side . . . sun- shine and sparkles are her specialties . . . original to the nth degree . . . never a dull 3 moment with her around. , NOUVEL M. KLAGES January 1 2027 N. 31st Street f21j Neuvie is our perfect president . . . her toils are unceasing . . . We are captivated by her danc- ing eyes, her charming smiles and laughter . . . Everyone is her friend. AIESSIE BOWEN KLOSTERMAN January 9 178 N. Seymour Street C445 Cheerful as a cricket . . . full of fun . . . has the most contagious laughter . . . busy as a bee with Latin home-work . . . asks the most perplex- ing questions , . . dotes on Folk Dancing . . . one grand pal, our Jessie. MARION -I. KNOX June 27 1 822 N. 28th Street 4305 1 Bubbling over with catchy laughter . . . noted for those sparkling eyes . . . that easy blush . . . Her future spells S-U-C-C-E-S-S . . . Her warm greetings and encouraging words make her a cherished friend to all. MARY ANN KREDENSOR June 12 2417 Brown Street G05 We dream of Jerry with the light brown hair . . . she is our V girl: vim, vigor, and vitality . . . an efficient captain of Study Hall . . . helping whenever she can. BETTY LANAGAN December 9 3336 Aldine Street G61 Vivacious little lady . . . cute as a trick . . . full of everlasting energy . . . Her twinkling eyes and luscious dimples have been the envy of every- one . . . It has been a pleasure, Betty. LOUISE LAZENBY April 23 2258 N. Van Pelt Street f32J Small, sound, and sure . . . a keen sense of humor . . . clark clear eyes . . . a cute little giggle . . . a charming personality . . . all of these con- stitute Louie , ELIZABETH LINDEMANN April 10 2969 Amber Street G45 Blonde and sweet . . . always obliging with her knowledge . . . fostering complex . . . diverts spare time to playing clarinet and enjoying good music . . . possesses all the qualities of a com- petent music teacher. X Z3 :E ' 'at in 2, , is ,, ,Y ,T.,qZi,!

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's 'x JEANNE MAYER july 1 6813 Martin's Mill Road C112 G. H. S.'s blonde bombshell . . . Her disposi- tion matches her hair . . . both are sunny and scintillating . . . side remarks and smiles are her specialties . . . pleasantly surprises everyone by what she says and does. JULIA H. MAYO August 16 1817 Carpenter Street 1461 julia is energetic, efficient, enthusiastic . . . She's frank and funny . . . Her hobby is collecting things, particularly friends . . . has Written a prize- winning short story in our hearts. FRANCES THERESA MCBREARTY January 21 1514 N. Redfield Street C315 As Irish as Pat an' Mike . . . sure 'n' that's our Irish . . . sunny smile that just spells f-u-n . . . obliging as they come . . . always considerate . . . ever different . .- We know those dreams will come true. CECELIA KATHLEEN MCCORMICK jan. 13 2731 S. Alder Street M81 Conscientious . . . quiet . . . charming . . . chemistry enthusiast . . . pet of the Classical Club . , . possessor of high ideals and fine ambitions . . . Iintent on doing her best . . . has music in her slender fingers. DOROTHY FAYE MCKINNEY November 16 1335 N. 57th Street 1311 Pert and active . . . Like most rabbits, our Bunny is always on the jump . . . a good friend in and out of school . . . Her raven tresses and black magic eyes enchant us all. M. LEA MERRILL April 3 1423 Comly Street 1241 Cute as a kitten . . . as sweet and lovely as heather on the Lea . . . a consistent footer for G. H. S. and the Navy . . . No Johnny or Jane will mind taking zeros from Lea. OLGA ROSE MICHALCEWICH july 28 621 Green Street f25j Mike's .our Super Chief . . . the best leader this side of Wasllington . . . ardent, adept, and just plain A+ . . . first in studies, first in sports, first in the hearts of the 12B class. VIRGINIA L. MICHENKO September 1 3222 Stanwood Street 1361 Tresses and figure a la Turner . . . foreign lan- guage fiend . . . specializes in French and Spanish . . . vivacious, versatile, and very charming . . . keeps a whole squadron of hearts high in the Clouds.