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

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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.

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ADA ANN NEWMAN April 8 2955 Westmont Street C211 Wavy black hair . . . brilliant eyes . . . good- natured . . . sincere ancl sympathetic . . . hobbies: sports, eating, sleeping . . . combine ingredients and the result is Ada, a bundle of fun. MAXINE NOVELLE ' November 7 1722 Pine Street Q31 Sophisticated . . . poised . , . congenial. . . Her personality is generated by a dynamo . . . her charm overflows . . . won many junior Oscars as G. H. S.'s Mrs, Miniver . . . Hayes and Cornell, move over . . . here comes Mickey. MARIE NUGENT May 23 5979 Kemble Avenue 1581 Phys whiz . . . gets things done without fuss or fanfare . . . Imagine camp without Marie's camera . . . and that picture she woke up so early to get . . We just wouldn't be us without Nuge. HOPE VIVIAN OHME March 2 1746 N. Dover Street 1211 Quiet as a dormouse . . . busy as the honey bee she is . . . utterly sincere . . . never lets her class- mates down . . . always in a hurry . . . l'esperance de Mlle. Van Asbroek. MIRIAM OSTROFF February 5 921 N. Hutchinson Street f251 Bright personality . . . cheerful smile. . . indus- trious as a beaver . . . always anxious to help a friend in need . . . With her sunshine and effi- ciency, she's sure to reap success as a social worker. BETTY PACK August 2 LOLA 2122 N. 51st Street f411 Slow grin . . . a silent but keen observer . . . comforting to have around . . . an inherently good-natured person . . . quiet but evident sense of humor . . . Her understanding should make her a success in her chosen profession. PATLOVE january 19 6711 N. 17th Street f261 Did you hear about the moron that- . . . that's Lola speaking . . . Believe it or not, she's headed for teaching . . . Board of Education, be- ware . . . perfect example of the non-sense of humor. u DOROTHY AUDREY PAYNE Marcli 6 1233 N. Redheld Street f311 Gift of gab . . . has a taste for good jokes, practical and otherwise . . . hobby: tickling the ivories . . . We're sure when she enters the class- room, there will be plenty of apples for the teacher. Y, . Mi: ,jd ii W A .gd H mi ,, i ll l 1 ,Www wa iilw. 'eft? -i,Iliif:f. Q rw' 11, liiflS?el..ii-' 1, V- - t - , . ,. ,ff fa J 'Q iles? Hi ii, 1 ' K- ii 1:15 i ijt --::, gi W r ,,, iff- ..., , 'tr it xi M -. i'W'1,gtgg ' , 1-'Vi v' -Vawjl Lf Iv' r ' ll 1 f-Mmimf. ki, ri V , iff' - 'Eta sl - 5 : ' -1- ' mms: . .V - SEQ 1 ir' ' sgggggaep. 2 L t ..a5if.rj,,.. wllfiilffildijgili- ,u ,..j 1- ggi.: H.. 1. li- 4,.g,t- 1:2 mf r 1 ' J 1 ' 1 wh gifs l ii fitter l ,H -iii. , N 'N - A