Washington Junior High School - Washingtonian Yearbook (Pekin, IL)

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f W we? B Reserves Miss VAN YVICY ......... ......... 4 dviser IJono'ruv x7EF1RMAN .. ..... ............ 1 'reside-nt ANAS'FASlA BUCKLEY .... ...........,...,...,.. F 'ice-President Gomm: Rosn:N1n':nG ...... ..... S ecrefary and Treasurer Fmsrr Row--Mary Reardon. Lila Zuekwiler, Lois Krueger, Carol Krueger, June Powers, Pauline Voll, lilizuheth Comstock. Sueoxn llow-l.eonu Williams, Martha Frie, Goldie Rosenberg, Blanche Van XVey, Adviser, Dorothy Behrens, Alpha. Johns, .Elsie NVestrope. 'lllllllll llow--'Myrtle Williams, Anastasia Buckley, Virginia Brandt, Mary Leucera, Dorothy Veernmn, Myrtle Hulstoll. Time Qodle As a Girl Reserve I will be- Gruvious in manner Impartiul in udgmeut R4-:xdy for service Loyal to friends. Rcucliing toward the hest Earnest in purpose I will do my best to honor Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. God, my country, and my eommunityg to help other girlsg and to be in :ill ways :1 loyal, true member of the Girl Re- , n, SUITES. M-.--.- mmm 1926 .. FORTWTHREE

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w -----was , SA Reserves M'ss P1Ls ..,....x...........,,,......,.......... .....................,............,.....v 1 fltlvi-901' ALICE TIMMONS ,,.. ....... 1 'rcsidmzt BIARGARET SMITH ..... ....... S l?C7'Eta7 lf Is.unc1,LA I,onNEs .....,... ...... T rfasurer N . ,Q by FIRST Row-Frieda Schlottman, Marie Foster, Nadine Lohman, Meta Pils, Xdxisu Dorothy I-leurieks, Edna Stoneking, Isabella Lawton, Srcoxn Row-Cleda Moss, Frances Klockenga, Wilma Junker, Beulah Potts, lx lthi rms Thompson, Fern Buchanon, Velma Leclin, Lola Albertsen. Tmnn Row-Stella Mae Jones, Isabella Lohnes, Phyllis Weytens, Frances Pitts X ir ginia Griflin, Velma Smith, Elizabeth Sherman. FOURTH Row-AMary Solterman, Alice 'rlllllll0llS, Margaret Smith, Louise Andrews Mildred Winners, Rose Westwick, Eloise I-lill. iuurpose oil' ltlhe Urganization The Girl Reserves is ai part of a national and internation- al movement for girls and women. Its insignia is the Blue Triangle. It is an organization for girls, in cities, towns and the open country. Any girl between the ages of twelve and eighteen, whether in grade school, junior high school, high school, or business and industry, may become a member. sharing in the good times, hikes, canips, and service to other girls in all the world, if she pledges herself to accept the fol- lowing slogan, Purpose and Code. Slogan: To face life squarely. Purpose: To find and give the best. m nw 1926 r FORTY-TWO r ll l 5' l ff im

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W W 7A Girl Reserves Miss SOLDWVEDEL ,,,AA,,, A ldviser MARY REARDON ...,.. ,. ,.,.,,,.,,, 1'i-1-.gidgnt LUCILLE TAYLOR .,..... ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, I ' 'ifrff-P1'ff,9idg11f RIATILDA JOHNSON .,...., ., 4, ,,,,, S1'c7'c'f1lry and fl'r11f1,5'111'f'r F1xis'r Row-Irene Morris, Thyrsa Parsons, Elimihetli Simon, Viola Crouch, Cornelia Solflwedel, Adviser, Lorraine 'l'oel, Loretta. Howat, Gladys Lyons, Vanessa Munker. Sizcoxn Row-Hazel Ado, Lora Curtis, Leona Joesting, Margaret L'rsum-r, Irene Boh- leinrler, Mzirizin Stoltz, Jean Haiselup, Dorothy Vilalters, Hazel Iinhzirt, 'l'hehnzi. llohlins. Tlulin Row+Graee H1lfTl'l1?ll1, Julia Broiler, Mary 1-Iarrison, I.ucillzL Taylor, Helen Hiott, Norma K:-istner, Mzithilcla Johnston, Mary Ballenger, lVlurg1u'et Kolilluclier. FOL'1l'l'll How-Evelyn Mziriain, Ellllllil Johns, Alnelizi I.zu1te1'lmeli, Ruth K rzill, Alive Berru, Dorothy Herren, Mary Hatch, Dorothy Meyers, Catherine Dwyer. eeogimiiitiioim eirviees The first public Recognition Service was held in the Junior High School on November 22, 1925. One hundred three girls were formally recognized by .ni beau- tiful :xnd impressive service in clinrge of the High School Girl Reserves. Short talks were made by Miss Helen Schuman and Mrs. Martina Steinmetz. On Sunday, January 31, 1926, the second Annual Vesper Service was held in Grace M. E. Church. This program was given by all the Girl Reserves of the city. Mrs. Irving Viieimer presided :it the organ and the candle service wus very inspiring. The second semester brought us :i new group :ind thirty-one more girls were 15. The 7A, SB, and SA Girl Reserves :ind their advisers recognized on March were in clmrge of the service. Mary Louise 0'Hern sung Follow the Gleamn :ind :i double quartet sang Hymn of Lights :ind Pence I leave Yvith You. BY ffgmmm . mmmmmm 1926 FORTYWFOUR