Western High School - Westward Ho Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1932 volume:

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It grew to be Time's burst of Dawn. V Y He gained a worldg He gave that world Its grandest lesson: On! sail on! ff Columbus by Joaquin Millerv, Four A - - - - A A A -,,,.,::,,-:::::::::::::,,::: A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A CONTENTS Faculty Classes Activities Athletics Features Fifa' X' ' 1::i::i::ix327EE:f327Xfi5:EET:ixiNixi::i ef- V. .., ,, ,fw , ' y.. fs nv K ,sg-mf an v V t 4 ,,,,.'-yqg 5 . -1.9 . is v G A 1 fax: I, 5 X s f. ia .8 . L ,-.1 s'. 'J-'.'. , :faq . :- DEDICATIO To Iv 1ss M V1rg1n1a Lee To whom we owe a debt of gratitude for her cheerful help and guidance during the past four years of our school life, we dedicate this book, the record of our efforts in Western High School The Class of 1932 9 4 'nlfvllif 7 H4 Jg.:-, r -1.H:F,,,h ., ' ff 2 '. , 1 f :fig fi: 1-' 'ev 1 f .1 .L :AZ 4 2 5 I ,Y , .--44 ...,. ,.,. - ' ' 4 ........ . . . ..,..........r.... .... . 2:mamzwf'- e ff' .. -sz 5,-4 A 1, A. .,x.,x 'X fl 67, mu cz. 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EX 1 f. -.. .1 .3 Me-ma' my.. - r -4, -.N U ' . . , : 1 H s , If ' iy...rN. :M s X- , - Nw L ..- w.,..f Six ,, Y? Q Q::4-:::::: AQQ::::,:::::::,A::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A A A AVA WESTWARDHO! A A A A A ::-Q::::::0::'00o::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -:: ,S.t'T'A'Il tututut--i--YYF.5IYfAP.1?-H9irl5-A A A A H13 yr e ' 'Y 5 it Z1 Q5 T 'l 'IWl!Ill IiIii l bg, ,Qi V 2 llllmam' 5 470 L we .vt ACCE U5 UCUA A 'P E Traditions Out in the quiet road we stand, Shut in from wharf and mart, The old wiha' blowing up the land, The old thoughts at om' heart. Lizerrs WOODWORTH REESE- A Quiet Road. Many years ago, eighty-six to be exact, in a two-room building on Paca Street the Westeril Female High School opened its doors. The young ladies Who attended gradually increased in number-evidently it was an exciting occupation for them, until in Mother's time Western was one of the most flourishing high schools in the city. Its schedule was then so arranged that each period was fifty-two minutes long! Even then there were class feasts for all except the Freshmen. At that time each homeroom class fostered its own feast. During the lunch period-there was only one-it entertained the principal, vice-principal, homeroom teacher, honorary member, and some members of the faculty. This was indeed a gala affair. A section of the lunchroom was always gaily decorated, and only members of the homeroom class were privileged to attend. That part of the festivity which is really the Hbanquet' usually consisted of sandwiches, ice cream and cake, nuts, and candy. I The young ladies of the past decades took great interest in dramatics. Several times durmg the year the Senior Class presented playsg in fact, no Thanksgiving or Christmas assembly was complete without a presentation of some sort. Some Eight AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA of the titles, 'fShe Stoops To Conquerf' The Rivals, Twelfth Night, and MAS You Like It,', suggest that the School Board was averse to having school time used for plays of a non-classical nature. Strange as it may seem, Western then fostered a great many dances. Besides those such as we now give there was a Saint Valentines Masque, very popular with the girls. Eastern, our sister school, gave several dances for us, and we often entertained her students in the same way. Then, there was self-control Friday, which corresponds somewhat to our silence campaign. The classes moved through the halls the entire day without speaking. Strange to say, this plan actually worked for a while! VVESTVVARD Ho! was the result of an idea of Miss George. She suggested that Westerii publish an annual. This, although it was a modest book, was con- sidered a shameful extravagance by many. In 1909 the School Board forbade its publication, but for the '09 Class Day the honorary member arranged to have a girl appear as VVESTVVARD Ho! She was dressed as a book bound in maroon and gold, the colors of the year. Lettered on her costume were the phrases, Gone but not forgottenl' and Qur beloved. Finally, there were the commencements, which were then held at the Lyric. Every member of the faculty had the privilege of sitting on the stage. Speeches were the order of the evening. The principal, the superintendent, the mayor, and other notables found their names on the list of speakers. We can never fully realize the debt of gratitude which we owe to Dr. Becker, who shortened the pro- gram, which sometimes had lasted until midnight. Someone has said that time marches on. -lust so does XVestcrn march on, upholding old traditions and keeping pace with new ones. lt is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth 'make lllan better Img Or .S'llII'1dl'1'lg long an oak, tltrcff' lzzmdrvd year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and serv: A lily of a day Is fairer far in lllay, Although it fall and die that night- It was the plant and flower of Light. In small proportions we just beauties svcg And in slzort 77l8fl.Ylll'f?.S' life may perfect be. B. JONSON. Nine l l l i w l 1 ixi::ixi::1NH7E if QT fB:H3T::i::i::i::i::i 1 ...... -...-- .............A.......-.......... ---. --A-A-AA- - - - W'I1C1z TU? t'0llSi01C?1' flwsv brief days and fair VViz'lz, yozz-our fl'iC?'l'lfdShif7 rare! 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HAUPT, Vice-P1'i1zic1'jval EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAI. COUNSELOR Helen K. Bachracli ART DEPARTMENT Alford, Laura L. Kellum, Grace Snyder, Emma A. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT HFGIT-IDELIA R. ALFORIJ Adams, Florence L. Burke, Eva M. Gray, Ethel R. Houston, Emma C. King, VVinona Greiman Lee, M. Virginia Miller, Isabelle Mitchell, Gladys North, Frances Doub Perry. Margaret G. Raitt, Mildred Rawlins. Lillian VVellener, Helen E. Worley, Helen ENGLI SH DEPARTMENT H6011-FRANCIS A. Arnold, Grace Benson, Eleanor Buchliolz, Emily L. Cooper, Ethel Corbett, Una A. Ditty, Augusta F. LITZ Joseph, Rosina C. Kleibacker, Bessie E. Reinhard, Emilie S. Shaw, Miriam VV. Taylor, Ruth Turner, Beatrice VVisner, Louise Smither Wood, Molly W. Harrison, E. Anna HISTORY DEPARTMENT HUHd-MII.DRlEIJ M. COUGHLIN Bamberger, Stella Klinesmith, Bessie Bassett, Sara Janet Murray, Lucy E. Bonn, Florence R. Witters, Elsie Xveidenhammer, Marie HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Hibbard, M. Corinne Palen, Helen B. Jones, Miriam Shantz, Elizabeth Welmer, Helen J. ' Nineteen 5 5 fr 5- 4- WESTWARIPPQH- tuiui ...... U XTX LATIN DEPARTM ENT H Edd--NIARGARET T. ENGLAR Arnold, Edna Gerhardt, Elizabeth J. Haley, Lucille L. Kellum, Elisabeth F. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT IIGCIFI-CHARLOTTE A. Ioxics Dixon, E. Leola WHQ'1161', Lillian C. R. Holden, M. Elizabeth YVells, Grace E. MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Adams, Hattie Bunworth, Mary A. Burner, Florence Diggs. Alice MUSIC DEPARTM Gardner, Rosalie E. Hildebrandt, Leah Spiehnan, Marian B. Thalwitzer, Louise E. ENT Lucille Tingle Masson PHYSICAL EDUCATION D Dennis. Hazel V. EPARTMENT Eaton, Marion Foley, Mary A. Obrccht, Marie CS11 Substitutej RETAIL SELLING Anderson, Julia SCIENCE DEPARTMENT IfFCI!I11Ix'IARY H. IXIULLIKIN Brown, Alice Kuhhnan, Nettie A. L. Heaps, Pearl I. Lenderking, Ruth -Ianney, Marion Osserinan, Esther Schiller LABORATORY ASSISTANTS O'Keefe, Marie Glantz Robinson. Dorothy Barthel. Dorothy E. Scott, Sarah LIBRARIAN MacMullen, Ina C. CLERKS Block, Ida R.. Senior Clerk VVeingroE, Thelma. -Iunior Clerk DIETITIAN Florence Mather Twenty ixixixixi::327EE:f'527XfFH3T::ixixi ' ' 1 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA The Colors of 1932 Throughout the ages, colors have been of great signihcance. Tn early times, colors were used to distinguish friend from foe. This was a most important usage during the Crusades, for a Crusader could tell by no other means than by colors whether a soldier was hostile or friendly. ln art, also, certain colors always have been and still are used to produce special effects. The colors of l932 have a definite meaning. Gold is defined as a most precious and useful metal, distinguished for its beautiful, characteristic yellow color and for its purity. The color gold symbolizes the same qualities as the metal has. Gold symbolizes purity and faith. This color was highly respected by the earliest civili- zations, to whom it represented the goodness of God. Gold also signifies glory, wisdom, and constancy. Associated with the gold in our class emblem is bliick. Do not think that black, which is usually considered dull and gloomy, symbolizes anything base or shameful. Vlle. the Class of l932. regard the color black in its best sense. To us it does not represent mourning, evil, or despairg but prudence, steadfastness, and wisdom. Let us carry through our lives the beautiful symbolism of the black and gold, and let us live up to the meaning of the colors of l932. Creed of 1932 I believe in the VVestern High School, and in working for it. T believe that a girl gets from her school experience just what she puts into it, and that no girl in the Class of l932 is a failure until she has lost faith in herself. I believe in courtesy, in kindness, in truth, in refinement. and honest effort. I believe there is an honored place in this school for every l932 girl who is ready to fill it, I believe T can make myself worthy. I am going to begin-now-wtoday. Tzcvenfy-tivo 1 xi xi xi Hi 35:5 ET VXY513:E3T:i::ixi:' I ' L Q----------- .... v--- .... ----v- r . 4 .L 5 -, 1 G hear TEE, oalff of 'fqyfr 'fwg-7 me 6411 . T , , is S KZ 7. 'F ' if j 1 J- J' E15 v I - QP -L H , . Y 3 a r F .'7'HQTf2+0 WF?-fw0W Di he we? I 1 Zbalf of . -, S ? P p Y EF ,, , 7 -E HT J J' I 3 f v 9 x 7 HMV? fgfwo f fm t F 7 5 gy -, v A r Della Viola Mkeber Song of1932 T0 11100. zlvar '32, fvI0a'gv we Ioyalfyg I'Ve'Il clzcrish the black and gold, T110 SVVIIIIJOI of mn' fvalfvv. Formwv' and for aye our low will be, The frzwsf and the sfazmvlzesi That we vim' hope fo gin' fo thaw. UvC'.S'fF1'll, we hail thy 1z,c1111z',' Iona' is our tlCCItIfl1I,' Thy ILIIYIIU-1l01lf0l'ClI' Wd and bhzvh IVNI Ivan' mu' sfzzdchfs 011 fo ffmzv. And gzfidr how om' good ship O11 our stormy sea: IfV0sfm'n, will CllC?l'i.Y1l' wc!! Thy loving and thy hzsffng nzczzzorv. Twezzfy-flz1'uu AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Year Officers Twenty-four President ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,5,.,...,,., ...,,,, D ORIS SIRKIS Student Rep., 3, 4, Senior Play, Clubs: Latin, Legatus, 3, Math, 1, Sphinx, 4. Doris has poise, personality, and charm- inl fart, e've1'ything. Vice-President ,,,,,.,,,...,7...,. LENORE GUTH Year President, 2nd Term, 4, Committees: Freshman Day, Sophomore Day, Jun- ior Play, Senior Play, Clubs: Dra- matic, Latin, Math, Ninety, Sphinx. The frrise-wimzing 0I7f1'7lI1..S'f of W'este1'11! Treaszzrer ..,...,,,t..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,RUTH KRE15 Year Secretary, 1, Year Treasurer, 2, 3, Junior and Senior Plays, Volleyball Team, Clubs: Latin, l, 2, 3, 4, Math, l, 2, 4, Treasurer, 2. Vizfaeity plus persozzalify plus pofmlarify equals Ruthie. SUCl'Cffll'y ..... . ........,,. KATHARINE METTEE WESTWARD Ho! Rep., 4, Senior Play, Senior Day Committee, Clubs: Dra- matic, 3, 4, Glee, Latin, 2, 3, 4, Lega- tus, 3, Math, Z, Sphinx, 4. A disarming personality-a host of friends. Vice-President ...,, , ,,,,, ADELAIDE RODGERS Vice-President Year 2, WESTWARD Ho! Staff, 4, History Play Committee, 4, Clubs: Latin, Z, 3, 4, Math, 2, Ninety, 2, 4, Sphinx, 4. A winning manner-a gracious xmile- Adelaide! Treasurer .,.,.,....., NELLIE GRACE HosK1Ns Senior Play, Clubs: French, President, 4, Latin, Legatus, 4, Math, 4, Ninety, 4, Sphinx, 4, Chairman of Entertainment Committee. f Om' Soutlwrn belle I 1 If xi xi xixi H375 si? 371 EiS:H3T::i:'iixixi::i Log Book ofthe Class of 1932 Thai forever in safety ea-ch ship thou wilt guide Orr the tempest of destinyis sea VOYAGE I 1928 Sept. 17-We weigh anchor at 9 A. M. For a while we drift helplessly on the sea of NVestern High School. Sept. 24-Captain M. V. Lee is detailed to steer us K'o'er the tempest of destinyls sea. Nov. 5-Our officers are presented to us: Eleanor Lafferty, first mate, Josephine Kaplan, second mateg Ruth Kreis, keeper of the Logg Harriet Rileigh, purser. Nov. 28-Dec. 2-Thanksgiving leave. Dec. 21-We attend our Hrst performance at sea, the crew of 1929's play, All- of-a-Sudden Peggyf! 1929 Dec. 21-Jan. 3-Christmas leave. Jan. 18-An extraordinary day aboard! The Freshman crew are masters for a day. VV e take charge of the Mess Hall, we develop our creed: we establish a precedent! June 17-We sail to port, arriving sooner than we expected, since we have been kept very busy accustoming ourselves to sea. VOYAGE II Sept. 3-All aboard! Our second voyage is about to begin! Dec. 18-We are officially recognized as second-class officers and crew! With the fourth-classn leader ofliciating, our officers are installed: Kathryn Coster, first mate 3 Adelaide Rodgers, second mate, Dorothy Gabofsky, keeper of the log g Ruth Kreis, purser. Our colors, black and gold, are presented to usg our song to the strains of Anclwrs Aweigh is first heardg all over the ship, the Call of '32 resounds. The Sophomore crew adds a triumph to its honors. Twenty-five AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA 1930 Dec. 20-Ian. 6-Christmas leave. April 18-The fourth-crew, second-crew party! The second crew presents a musi- cal review. Dancers, choruses, soloists, harmoizers--nothing is lacking, not even the jazz orchestra. Sailor Lawrence will some day put Bob Iula out of business with her excellent conducting. Our orchestra also takes honors at the dance that follows. June 20-Summer leave begins. We anticipate an extraordinary voyage in Sep- tember. VOYAGE IH Sept. 22-We give the sails to the wind for the Third Voyage. Nov. 15-As the third crew, we meet officers: Kathryn Coster, first mateg Irma Anderson, second mateg Mary Belle Forrest, keeper of the Log, Ruth Kreis, purser. Nov. 18-Committees to select our writing paper and rings meet for the first time. Dec. 10-First delivery of writing paper. Now, we renew old acquaintances ashore, so that we may use our stationery. 1931 Dec. 23-Ian. 5-Christmas leave. Feb. 6-First delivery of our rings! Some of us are stationed on the Flag Ship, the proud possessors of our emblems of faith and friendship. lVfarch2O-As the third-class crew we present the Hrst act of Esmond Rostand's The Romancersf' Another outstanding success for '32-Sailors Law- rence and Rosenthal play the leading roles, with E. Weiss and R. Kreis supporting them. May 29-VVe, as the fourth-class crew of next September, receive the Senior banner from '31, june 1-Having sailed back to port, we embarked on the Express at Pier 16 for our joy-ride with the departing crew, '31. How the rain poured down !-but we would not let the weather restrain our gayety. Soon the torrents ceased, the sky cleared. june 10-Our third voyage is overg our last, soon to begin. Twenty-six X' ' 1' ' X' ' 1' ' I' ' 'vifii svi'-vifvffli H E5 i ' ' VOYAGE IV Sept. S-Crew l932 is stationed on the Flag Ship. Oct. l2-Our officers are placed in charge: Doris Sirkis, tirst mate: l.enore Gnth, Oct. Oct. 23 Dec. 1932 Dec. 23- jan. 29 second mate: Katherine Mettee, keeper of the Log: Ruth Kreis, purser. Because Ol:l:1CC1'S Kreis and Sirkis are to he commissioned in February. after they leave promotions will make Sailor Guth hrst mate. with Sailor Rodgers second mate and Sailor Hoskins, purser. 19-:Xt last we are the Senior crew! For we get our ringsfthat long- awaited possession of each member of the Flag Ship crew. -Senior-crew day! Rev. Dr. H. XY. li. Donegan came aboard to give to the crew of l932 a speech, which ought to inspire every member of '32 to make the most of her life. 23-Vl'e present 'fOnce There Vlyas A Princess. Sailors Sirkis and Hoskins playing the leading roles. The crew and their friends attend the eve- ning performance-a gala occasion. Jan. 3-Christmas leave. - Farewell to thee, fair, mid-year master seamanl We do not wonder that salt tears swell in the eyes of the old salts after Rev. Dr. Frank Fenn's address and after you realize that your four years on the train- ing ship are over. An honor meeting of the Flag Boat crew is held. Sailors Kreis. Coster. Sirkis and Daley receive prizes for their work and cooperation. May 2-l-Class Day festivities held on Upper Deck, Dr. O. F. Blackwelder de- livering the address. June 3-Port Graduation sighted. June 16-XYith all hands on deck, SHIP 1932 anchors in Port Graduation, after four successful voyages. Tweizty-seven ixixi::ix1HE7EE:f37XFiS:fiETxixixixixi 'Tis lzczrfz' io f7U7'f when frfefzris are dear- Pcrlmfvs 'iwill mst a sigh, U Mar. A. L. BARBAULD. Twenty-eight .,:..?l ' ' 'f S -, Y- if mf? , if .53 . II' ry' , V5 t V :5- , Y, 1-,, ,, , gf X J 5, iff - fiii E W- f-ff--fm -fd-Q -W --H'--H L 1 I., P , ,, ,, A A A A A WESTWAIEDHQ! A A AMA AA ADAMS, P. ELIZABETH Math Club, 23 Treas. of Home Economics Club. 4411 r'.1'ce1vf1'011 fo flu' rzzlcg a PIFIISCIIZY dispo- .rifian fzwiflz red lzair. .-XLFONSI, ROSE French Club. TVN! f?7IO'Zi'I!-'ZUEN Iikvrl. ALTSHUL, VIVIAN' French Club, 4. As a worker, Vivian ma' be termed lf ' JJ 3 zz .7l'lf'flz0d'z.s'f. ANGELL, FLORENZ I. Clubs: Spanish, 3, 45 Fencing, l, 2, 3, Pres. 2, 3g XXIESTXYARD Ho! Rep., 4. Um' ml1'.fc-1'0l701'fl'1'-avidf1'1'.r. ARONSON, ANNE Spanish Clubg Treas. Class, 2. .fl small girl wifi: cz big brailz. BACHRACH, LOTS D. Treasurer Class, 3. Good tlziugs dofft ulwcrys mme in sum!! fmckagvs. BAHR, HELEN SMILEY Clubs: Math, 2, French, 2. 35 Latin, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Team, VVESTWARD Ho! Lit. Staffg Ring Committee. LIfvL v1'E curioirs to kl1U'ZU wlzcrcv she gof that Iitfle gold auflmr. BARKER, GENEVIEYE ANNA French Club, 2. WTI! Ge1zez'iez'c'.s' snzilc win some mtemc? Thirty AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA BARI..-XCR. I-II-l.IAN French Club, 4. lx that lfffdlllj' uafzzrv nz11.vud by inn lllllflyl stzzdyf BARRANCO, S,'XI.YfX'l'RICli I.. Spanish Club, 3, 4: Class Treas.. l. I III' ivmzzlm' if 'idllklill-ll 514121 ,S'c1li'f1f1'ifc flml 5l'Ill7UlfjZ-V, cm11fvlv.1'im1. f BAYRLR, EIDITII xflxm' Student Rep.. 4. Tim fvrnnd fmx.w.y5m' of a vwzsf IHIIUIHIIL uf 1x'lIU'Ix'lI'lllflL'. BE,fXI.li, YIRGINI.-X IC'l'OII-l2 .slffzlzffir fzlvilify, lzmzmr, and f0IIjlt'IIl.llIlfAV 1YU.n'VilvC l'iVgff111'41 .s'nll1U'zl'f1r1f. BRJXNIJENIEERG, ALICE STAYEST Clubs: Math, Z: French, 23 Latin. Z. 3. 4: Fencing, .23 Camera, 33 Sphinx, 43 90 Club, Z, 3, 4: I.atin, Legatus, 31 XVI-:sn W.-xml Hu! Literary Staff, 33 Iiclitur- in-Chief of llIc'z'i'111'1'11s, 3. IIN' .vvwrf amlfilimz ix to fzaiw an afnll of lzvr 0Ti'l1. lQ1firk, IIYlIf.S'Ul1, Hn' dir- fimm1'y.J l BROXYN, IZSTHICR RIfXRI.E Spanish Club, 3, 4. fl lam' .vzufff 'Z'IP1'L'L',ftI .vuziliugf fam. BUSCH.-XRIJT, HELEN IDOROTHICA Student Rep., lg Freshman Basketball Team. Pz1.vl1ir, fauzvd fm' lim' rrnslzvs, mm fazvjx' hw' mm and f4'414'l1c1 .r books ut Hn' Jann' flvlllf. CARMICHAEL, MARYI-IELEN Class Treas.. 4. Tlzis quid Indy has ffm! 'Z'f'l'j' rare fmivm' Hf alfc'uy,s' lmvking bzfvlligvzzf. Thirly-one i--5--tut--5,,YYF.5IYY5RP1101 A A A A A CAVALIER, VIRGINIA M. Clubs: French, Math, Latin, Sphinx. lflfatflz liar! Slzcls headed for a great his- torical ra1'm'1'. CHECKETT, FRIED,-X LENORE Clubs: Latin, Z, 35 Math, 23 French, 2. ,S'm'1'011s, 5!?I'L'11P, and Plvasalzf to look upon. CHENOXVITH, CATHERINE A. Clubs: French, 43 Home Economics, 4. Sllllllll, zlalnty, and swvr?t-tl111t'.r ClIflIU1'Ii7ZC. fl good '2A'0l'kC'7', foo. COHEN, SYLYI.-X ZELD.-X Clubs: Latin, 23 Math, Z. llmu 64111 slzf' Vvfzlsf all offices II snflz II mlm, 11zr11'fvf'-nj-jzrrl -wary? COSTER, ELLA K.-XTHRYN Student Rep., l 5 Pres. of Year, 2, 33 Vice- Pres. Student Council, 43 Chairman Play Committee: Clubs: 90, Z, 3: Lat- in, l, 2, 3, 43 Math, l, Z, 43 Sphinx- Chairman Program Committee. U0 iw low? am' Ca.fr'y? And lzmv! llllzyf Fm' Sl1f?'.S' cr jolly good fellow! DAHNE, ESTHER L. VVESTWARD Ho! Rep., 25 French Club. Om' lIll.lll.Gf1ll'!' talking 1llClL'IZlllC. DAILY, MARGARET L. Student Rep., 2, 3: Clubs: 90, Sphinx. ls if p0s.v1'l1le to ln' more lu'illia1zf flzan llla1'ga1'ef? DATKYN, ESTELLE Estelle is raflzm' Iwaslzful, but she gets ilzeref Thirty-two AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA DAVIDSON, MARY LAURA L Class Treas., 2: Legatus, 43 Clubs: Sphinxg Latin, Z, 3, 45 French, l, 25 Fencing, 2g Camera, 3. Lost! Om? blonde ex-chemical genius. Re- turn, if found, to Room 3l6! DELIXORTO, EDITH Clubs: Latin, French. Edith rlraws Public offmztion when slzf starts daufiizg. DIXON, AUDREY ELOIS Latin Club: Basketball Team, 4. Illeof lVcsfr'rn's futzwe gynz teacher. DOVVNING, MINNIE ELEANOR French Club. A good dcbafcr will Ilflimzie be- Adzfocafe of hor rights is size. - EBHERTS, EMMA R. Qzziof as ll 1lI0!lSL'-I7ll.S'j' as a 1200. ELLENSON, EVELYN Senior Play. Evelyn has ac'1zioz'ed szzrress as Ieftzzrfr and debalor. ERBERTS, LEONA L. Spanish Club. fllizsic Izailz flzarmsg so lzaflz size. ERDMAN, ANITA Glee Club. If Auitzfs wife gains 'Z'0lI1lllC in fvrofvor- fion fo IIN' l7lYL'f1H'C gallory of sfars. sho will bc alwlo to broadcast iviflmut a mik0. Thirty-three AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA EVANS, LOUISE F. Student Rep., 33 French Cluh, 4. .'iffl'1lfIv'UC to tv0r'k,' frm? fo frif'nd.v. FELDMAN, EVA MAE Athletic Rep., 43 French Club, 4. Very small Im! 'Nlllllf docs .9110 lack, lffiflz hm' big, Slljl Uyex and hair so lrluvk? FOGEL, ESTHER Clubs: Latin, French. lf.l'f1II'I' daily c11ir'1'fc1i11.v 0111' liI21'm'ic111 fuilh V hm' requcsl, Alllay I have Hu' Gnitfmzr, please? FORD, IJOROTHA LEE AVIESTXVARD, Ho! Rep., 2, 3. Quiet? PC1'1ZC7f7.Y-llllf wary cjffielzf. FRANK, ROSE JANET Student Rep., Z3 French Club. To Im frank, Janet -is cz rose. FROSBURG. ABBY GALE Clubs: Art, Latin. I Our fzltzzre dynamic nzndcrn artist. FRY, ALICE COURTENEY Clubs: Sphinx, Latin. :lu ideal Wesfc1'1zifc. GENTILE, CLARA French Club. D0 fjCIlfflC'lHCll prefer blondes? Thirty-fou-r I ' X' if :i::i::3E7EE f3E7XFiTE3T::i::i::ixi::i GERSHMAN, GOLDIE Clubs: Spanish, Garden Full of misvhief, pep, and fun. GERWVIG, FRANCIS A. Spanish Club. A lwriylif, fzrfz-luffhzgf senior. GINSBERG, AGNES A. Clubs: French, 2: Garden. A good studcutga pleasing jwrsorzality. GINSBERG, LEE Clubs: French, 2: Latin, 2, 4. Our Lma's pct fveew- g1f'tti1zg in D1lfFlZ.'ll GLASSER, RENA M. Clubs: Glee, 4: French, 3, 4. Quicf lzzmmr rmzrcflls lziflrlmz llZ0l!flllfS. GOCHRACH, LILLIAN LA VEINE Class Treas., 4: Clubs: Fencing, 3: Span- ish, 3, 4. A vify witlmnt 41 lll'0l1lit'llSlllLg .vtalion iuuulll be as popular as D1114 'ZUlfl101lf I.illz'rm. GOLDBERG, DOROTHY HELEN VVEsTwARD Ho! Rep., 3: Student Rep., 4: Senior Day Committee: Spanish Club. .llamzy tasks well done. lllauly f1'l'C1ZllS well won. GOLDSTEIN, LYDIA Clubs: Camera, Glee. Om' future lllarilyn Miller. l Thirty-five A-- ...A A ..... ----,------------------------------ I 'X' 'Iwi -kvnvzfvlg g'FkE'-19TlilDvl-LOEH I 'lxixixi we -----AA- - ----AA-- ------A------- I GOLDSTEIN, RENA L. Class Treas., lg French Club. lfVe low hm' viyoz' and 'Z'i'I1'Z', IVU enjoy eavlz qzzip and vavlz zvlzim. GOLDSTROM, SOPHIA Clubs: Art, Math, Latin, French. p1 COIlSfl1Hf ic'm'r'y-lzel' t'0ijf!U'C. GOODMAN, Sl-XDIF Treas.. 2. A5 ll nolrlv, s1'lf-sacrificixig Hzzrsc, 'ZU01l'f she 110 Sflllllillljl? GOULINE, MARCELLA O. Glee Club. Spanish Club. folly good IIIIHIOV' fairly Imams from her 4'01z1zIU11ar1z'c'. GREEN, GERALDINF, L. Glee Club, Spanish Club. Her szvfrf twifr and f1'im1dIy 1l1lI7Z1ll'l' wuz Hs. GRICSSFR, LILLIAX E. Math Club, 4: Home Economics, 23 Ger- man Club, 2, Art, 2. Ilfany !Il'l'011'lf7IiSI17IIl llfS and a vifzfid frfrso- ualily-Lillian. GUE, LUCINDA BELLE French Club. An ailzlvfr, If-uc blue. HANKIN, DORIS French Club, 4. A 11Uf1H'flI blush is a rare jlossession today. Forfunafv Doris! Thirty-six l l A A A 4. A WESTWARI?-HO! A-QUQUQMQ HEDRICK, MARAGARET H. French Club, 4. A f7l'07Hl'.YiIlfj salvszvfwlrzalz. HERRI.-XX, ADA Spanish, 23 Glee Club, 2. .S'nf2lzi.vIica!i01z 'is hm' lllllllfli' IIUIIIFI HILTON, DOROTHY KATHRYN French Club. A frifnd in uvvd is a frimzd ifzdevd. HOFFMAN, ESTHER XY!-:STWARD Ho! Rep., 2: Student Rep., 4: Yolleyball Team. A ,hIt'lI.S'CIP1f girl of plvasanf unzunnv' HOHLXVEG, RUTH MARIE Latin Club, Z. 3. 43 Math Club. 2, 4. In and Ollf-Ilf7 fwridors and dnfwz-1'01'll1.' -lien' follies Skippy! HCCKE, GRACE Student Rep., 3, 43 French Club. 23 Fenc- ing Club, 3. A Vml c.1'm'zzfizfa-r01zj5dz'11t and fajrlihlu. JACOBS. HELEN Alzoflzm' fo-va' name! KAI-IN, LENORE :Xrt Club, French Club. Latin Club, Math Club. .411 anzlwitimzs sfudmzf. Tlzirly-swell AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA KALINSKY, JEANNETTE H. Latin Club. DlSC!7Z'Cl'6d.l Jea11ette's greatest a11f1l1it1o11-,- to lie to1tgl1! KARPA, BERTHA Class Treas., 33 Math Club, French Club, Latin Club. Tlze eomiag ge11eratz'ou- is doomed to study zts lessons 'IHIUIE7' tl1e 11'o11 rod of M155 Karfva. KATZ, RUTH Math Club, Art Club, Latin Club, French Club. Ikjllllf will tlze well dressed tuomezt wear? Ask Ruth. KELLING, ANN MILDRED Green, of eyes, 'red of llFll.l', Quiet, yesg but always there. KLEIMAN, BERNICE Latin Club, 23 French Club, 25 Math Club, 2. IVatel1 the teleffisiott uezvs: Bernice will s11zg and dame the l1l1tles! KLEIN, RUTH XVESTWARD Ho! Rep., 35 Spanish Club, 3, 45 Glee Club, 4. One of llze jolllest of '32, and always ready to lend a helping hand. KLUPT, DOROTHY S. French Club. She does11't like lessons, just like the rest, But watch lzer' smile, and do l1e1' best. KRAUSE, MILDRED MARGARET Student Rep., 35 Boatride Cornmitteeg Spanish Club. The best 'ZU07'l8L'1'5 talk least. l l - A Thirty-eight i::i::ixi::i::3E7E EF? 3E7XTi5:E3THi: i::i::i::1 LAFFERTY, ELINOR Pres. of Year, lg NVEsTwARD Ho! Rep., lg Class Treas., 3, 4: Spanish Club, Glee Clubg Fencing Club. fl steady, .vlzining Iighf. LASSAHN, NAOMI Glee Club, Garden Club. .11 fr'1'011zl, 'rvlialrlv and frzzv. LATHAMJ NORVA L. Glee Club, 2, 33 Spanish, 3. S116 may Iikv work, Silt' nwfainly Iilevs fllllf If .Vanin 1'.vu't tlierv, nnflzing is lu'g11u. LEDERMAN, IE:-XNNE Spanish Club. LUHie or I'fc'a1z11f', 311615 always cz sN'ea11z. LEVINSOHN, BEATRYSE H. Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Math Club Z, 4. Salim' of L'0lHlffL'lIOIlC'C-l7Ilf HI!'l'l'j' at lzcarf. LEVISON, LEONA ROSE French Club, 4. Har .ferret anzbition is really a .vvcrr't.' LINK, CHRISTA Athletic Rep., 3: Spanish Club. A kind deed -is lang 7'C1l1Cl11I7L'7'Cli. M.-XHORNI-IY, FRANCES B. . Disfifmla indzcstriosa que se IHSffl1'g1ll0 eu la lcngna Usfvanola. Tliirty-rzinzv , , 1,.,. 'F g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A A A A A WESTWARA?-HQAEA-5-AQAAQA-QAAQ MANUEL, ESTHER BLANCHE Latin Club, l, 2, French Club, 3. A dI'l'tIH1CI'-IPHIL wha! a pretty d1'ea111f'7'! MARKS, BAILEH G. Sphinx Club: Latin Club, 2: Math Club, 4. lazfvllwfpx' Ii!IfUI'f'SfCFl' in lzm' sfzzdics. lil' likc lzm' fm' if Z7t'tiUIi.VC -ffZOI .Y Hailvlz! MARTIN, EUNICE ERMYNIE Class Treas., Z, 3: Student Rep., 43 French, 43 Fencing, 2. Ill' Ulfllll-VU Iiznzin' fm' Im' fflucky z'11d1z.ff1'y. KIASROXY. RUTH RHIEA Student Rep. 3g French Club, A lvolvular sofwlzisfifalv. IXICGOVV,-XN. GENEVIICYE Home Economics Club, 2, Spanish Club, 3, 4. Om' nf mn' t',1tI7Ilf'l071 5111111 l'11c2w1's. W ., MICIER, GLADYS ELE.-XNOR . f'II'l1y 'Zt'0I'7'j'.9H mnsf Im hm' nzoffoq yct slzf' 4 nffm .YfUI'ILIf7.Y Us zvzflz hm' k1z1rwIc'd,r1f. MEYER, ELFI.-XNOR H, Class Treas., 33 Latin, Legatus, 2: Latin Club. 1, Z, 3, 43 Math Club, 3, 4. Pwffy, 'Zl'I'f1'j', llllllfflllltlllf. MILLER, :XNNETTE NORMA Spanish Club. As afroluzt she would m'60l,' Come what may, 5110 dom If 10011. Forly AAAAAWEST WARDHO' A A A A A MILLER, KATHRYN M. Home Economics Club, 1. Our lzappy-go-lufky cnzuedicmzc. MILLER, MURIEL MILDRED French Club, l. SOIUll1l!I'fj'-fl1lIf,J lllurirl. This t'I1111'm'l01'- iA'f1'L', ltmvmfw, dnvs not kwlv hm' living cz IUIIIIIS Ivins! M ILLER. JULIA BIIIRI EL To ,llzrrivl we w1'.vlz .v1zu'cs.9 in ull .ffm d4'r'lczkcs! M YERS, BL.-XNCHE ES'l'ELLIi from 1111- XVESTXYARD Ho! Rep., 2: Spanish Club, 3. 4. l'Vl1uf is lzidrlmz Zwlzirzd hm' lIIUl'l'j' vyvs? NAIDITCH, AIJELE B, Latin Club, 2, 33 Latin Legatus. Z. T110 .wrt of jvlmsrzizl, lllfL'l't'.YfII!4tl f7f'I'.YtlIl likvs to Irzwozzzt' tlfljlltllhllffll ivilfz. NANCE. DOROTHY 111110 pm Sec. Student Council, 43 Sec. Latin Club, 4: Year Rep. Latin Club, Sq Legatus. 33 Latin Club, 2, 3, 4 The typical flHICl'iC'tIll girl--:lot lafkil l'1ltll'lll, wit 01' dignity NEW, NANNIE LEE French Club. Full of fun, full of fwlv. Clinzlwifig lwiylzfs, sfcfv by stef. NORRIS, HELEN FO.-XRD Latin Club. lfj in Alllzougli Helen imzlld lzavc you lu'iivr'.7 - ' - 1 ,jf f5,,,. .thc 1s wry sermzrs, she 1.x' fm! 1 and vzgor. Forly-one A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A Q: A----A------------A+-- ---- -----A---- ------- ---- ---- ----- - - - OWEN S, ALINE CLARA Aline l1elz'e'Ues silence is golden. PFIEFFER, RUTH CAROLYN French Club. Hee X1l'lllt?-iUOI'fll while. POLIA KOFF, BEVERLY Latin Club, 2, French Club, 35 Cafeteria Committee. Perlzaps Beverly will lzeeome J lriblogy lnsfr'net01'-slle is alrvays e111'ions about lnzgs. POMERANTZ, MILDRED A. Home Economics Club, 2g French Club, 39 Spanish Club. Not 'fenfion and fad, lun' dancing and vi- 1'aeity. POKORNEY, DOROTHY NORMA French Club. Fnrflier proof nf Anita I.00s's tlzeory-. POTTS, ELIZABETH lXfl. Spanish Club. Lanylz and alztfrzys be merry, Better the world -w1'z'l1 a smile. PRAGER, CAROLYN ELIZABETH Glee Club, Garden Club, Spanish Club, Ring Committee. Wliaf interest in the Navy! PRISMAN, THELMA Art Club, Math Club, Latin Club, French Club. Never too busy 10 stop and have a chat! Forty-lwo ixixi::i::iT'ivE2:EE:f327X'Ei5:E3TTi::i::13131 PRYOR, RUTH HARVEY Student Rep., 35 Latin Club, 1,23 French, 4. One of the nirvsf, most sovialwlf girls wc' know. RASHINSKY, EDITH French Club, 4. Obligiuy, .fl00d-IlllfllI'l'd-Tlllltlf 111011 umlld lm a5km'. RA-XUSCH ELIZABETH OHM Clubs: Math, 23 French, 3: Latin. 2, 3, 4. Slzvlr cz true couzrade-we frm f11'0z1f ii. REITZ, KATIIRYN ELIZABETH Student Rep., Z3 Cheer Learler, 2: Volley- ball, 3: Hockey Team, 4. Her 1110170-If !10f'SllJf pay 10 'In'0I'l'AV. RILEIGH, HA RRIET ELE.-XNOR Treas. of Year I: Class Treas., lg Student Rep,, 33 Clubs: Math 2. 43 Latin, 1, 2, 3, 4. Swnet 7'PfIllL'llZt'l1f-U I77't'fIl'1l of old lf1111Ii.vl1 ld'Z'l'lldK'I'. ROMBRO, TOB.-X ROSE Clubs: French, 3: Math, 23 Latin, 2. Trarzqzlility 1101-5011ijicd,-altlzauylz .9110 dom 1lUf Udflllif if. ROSEN, ETHYL Clubs: French. 3: Home Economies. 2. Our faslzinu plate. ROSENFELD, AMALIE G. I Clubs: French. Art, Latin, Math, Pres. of Math Club, 4. A fury-Izai1'vd and i11fFHIflf771f 111udc1110isr'llc'. FOV'fy-fh1'z'1' QA-fl-QAAQAAQAAYEQATWARD HO! A A A A A ROSENFELD, REBA French Club. fl .vl01'cl10zzsv of krzowlcflgc. ROSENSTIQIN, GERTRUDIZ Gvrlzfc will lu' cz flllf .Yff'lZ0fll'l7f7l1f'l' if C,1'f7l'I'f .lflllll rl1vit'1'z1j1 is any qzmlijivfzlinzl. ROYSTON, VIRGINIA MERRYIXI,-XN lIll'jllIlltl would lm a wzlmzlrlr atlflifimz to any flnsx. SAMLIQR, RUTH Clubs: Art, French, Latin, Math, lC11fl1 and lzm' v.1'fm1si7'0 'z'0n1l111lm'y will furzzislz mnzfwfilimz fm' ,llfz ,llf1zfkm1. I S.-XUBICR, .-XDA BERXICI-f Student Rep., 3: VV1cs'1'w.'xleD l-lu! Rep.. 3: Clulns: French, Home Economics, Players' Guilcl. :lu urafm' -will .Ida lm, liz .wlmol oz' 111 .wf'1vfy. SCHAPIRO, LIC,-XNORA SUSANNIQ Tlzv lllllfflllll' of 4111 rzrfixfif snzzl. SCHLOSS, LEAH Lmlfs fuisev1'ac'ks in rlass am' frfvfwcciczfcd lay all but flu' fcavl1crs. SCHMIDT, AUDREY G. Latin Club. Azzrlrejfs gnldwz lovles are cz sozzrfc of vufvy I0 ull. 1 Forty-four 4 4 A A A WE?IYfAF.P.H9.L-t--t---5--ini SCHMIDT, EVELYN XVESTXYARIJ Ho! Rep.. 3: Athletic Rep., 43 Clubs: 90, 23 Latin, Z, 3, 4. Ilcarts were :nada for stay-nf-lmlrzf-.r, who build ll lifflv fire: Hn! fer! fvrrr Illtlllit' for Ivr111dr'r'4'1'.v Tk'l10.l't' mzklfs llC'Z'f'l' fire. SCHNEIDER, DOROTHY Freshman Basketball Team. l!'1zc1'v arf you flrllfllfj, my fvrvffy IIIUIII? SELKO. DE NEICE SYLYIA Student Rep., 3. 4: Clubs: French, Home Economics. S0 a'cfw11dabIc.' SHAPIRO, SELMA ADRIENNE 0111: of lin' pillar.: of mn' C10Illllll'l'l'I'lIl Dc- f7lU'fIIIl'IIf. SHAPOS. RERXICE Student Rep.. 3: NYEs'1'w,x1:11 Ho! Rep.. 4: Clubs: French. Latin. 011, for lw'm'1zim .i' fUl'C'fl'l'l'. lzzlpfvy-ffm-Izzcky .rfri1'1't.' SIEGEL, FANELLA XVESTXYARIJ Ho! Literary Staff: Student Rep.. 3: XYESTXYARIJ Ho! Rep., 4: Hockey Team. lg Art Club. 4411 1llIlfl'I'.fflHIdIl1jl frimzd fo all: cz trzzv !1l'fIXf uf lzmrl. SINGER. MARION XVESTXYARIJ Ho! Rep., 4: French Club. Liw, cat. and Im IlII'l'1'j',' .'lIIO'Z'l7 all. don? worry. STOCKSDALE. DORIS ELIZABETH Class Treas., 4: Athletic Rep., 4: Clubs: Camera, 4: Glee, 3, 43 Latin, 3, 4: Math, 4. :I good sport and an olvliyiugf frimzd. 4511!- shr has a srrrfl ambition, alsufj t I Forty-jim' AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA STOCKSDALE, MARY VIRGINIA Spanish Club, 3, 4. lflfe ean't recall that verse about Old King Cole, But anyway Stocky's a jolly old sont. 1 SUSSMAN, MINNIE , Wliy not Winsome lllinnie, as well as 'win- , some PV'1'1111le ? l l l SZABLOVVSKI, ADELE Fencing Club, 2. 3. Adele slzozcs a icfealeness for De Molays. TAXIS, MARY FRANCES Volleyball, 1: Basketball Capt.. lg Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, Tennis Champion, 2, Tennis Team, 33 Sec. Athletic Board, 4: Clubs: Latin, French. Tori is a fine athlete and an all-around good sport. Also-she lllnslzes lleantifnlly. TOPAZ, ROSE ' Clubs: Latin, French. Here's lnek to yon, Rose. May your danc- ing carry you far. TUCKER, ETHEL She may loole like a Freshie now, lmt you should have seen her when she was one! TURK, VIVIAN Home Economics Club. She'll be another Chanel some day. VINCENT, ELIZABETH DAVIES Pres. of Glee Club, 43 Clubs: Glee, 2, 3, 43 Latin, 1, 2, 3, 45 Math, 2, 43 Sphinx, 4. Of Betty and her dainty prettiness 'we can only say, To know her is to love her. F orty-six I::ixixixix3E?:i5CE:f3E7XHCi3:EET:i::i::ixixi XVEIMAN, ANNETTE French Club. All TC7l0il'-P01116 Annette. VVEINSTEIN, SYLVIA French Club. 5111311 fry Ullyfllillfj 0111?-F'Z'Fll 1'idi11g1 'ill flu' 1111111110 svaf of nn .41lSf1lI, 01' fm!- 11.1111 ll ic'U7Je 111 XZC1' hair. VVIEDEY, EMILY ANITA Spanish Club. I' lim' for flmsv tu1m 10111 1116, Ilflzosr' Iwarfs are kznd and true. VVILLIAMS, RUTH R. A111zo11d-sl1aj1m1 rye, 'red curly lock, illauy nmlfs sigh, 7JICI7lj' 11f111't.v sfojr. VVYATT, LAVINIA RUSSELL Math Club, 4. illisflzimwls, buf always ready lo lzclfv. YAFFA, DELLA Spanish Club, 4. .llaid of 111a1'1'cIo11.r 11m1'rc1. ZIMMERMAN, ROSE S, Spanish Club, 4. A girl zviflz a big heart. ZISKIND, SOPHIE STEPHANIE French Club. A dclighfful c0111fra1Li011. Forty-se'vc11 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA ZLOTOWITZ, ROSE VURDA French Club. Her ambition-fournalism! CHANCE, ELLA M. Student Rep., 25 Athletic Rep., 45 Spanish Club. Rip, rip, rip! Rah, ralz, rali! Ellrfs our alhlelic star. BICKMAN, SOPHIE KROGMAN, DOROTHY ALBERTA French Club. French Club. Ah-men! Her 'zfi1'tues-qllality and clzaracter. GORDON, JEANETTE Spanish Club, 3, 4- LEVINSON, BEVERLY G. OW Chffliiif- Ma3' -'IW m lW' fvfffffff H20 Cliaifacteristicsz difference and i1'Ldil?t?1'61'lCl'. and HZSO4. JOHNSON, RUTH E- PIERSON, DOROTHY Student RCD-, 2- Have you ever seen Dorothyis' grin?- Sweet and cheery! Watelz for if. VVELLANTE, ANNA ELIZABETH Spanish Club. Ambition is the threshold to success. F arty-eight V -, i ' ' , -75' -' 1 ? R f 73 +1 - 1 W ,Q -.L , -V , rf- 2 1- f 5 7 7 ' ' - Y 1- i , I -ff ' i ' -1 Q V r- -1 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA ABEL, BERNICE Spanish Club, 3. 4. Always Abel to smile. ABEL, NELLIE Clubs: Fencing, 3: Math, lg Spanish, 3, 4. Plueley, willy, Clever, gay A fweaell of a girl is she, zue'll say! ABRAMS, VERA R. Tennis Teanig French Club, 2. ls if really true that e'z1e1'y time we look for Vera she is son1ewl1er'e else? ADLER, BURNEICE XAWESTVVARD Ho! Rep., 23 Latin Club. fl 'z.'e1'1'lf1l1le fa3l1i011 show! AITKEN, VELMA Q Clubs: Art, 4, Glee, 2, Latin, 2. lvCl1llCI, you have proved again Speeelz is not 1'e1111i1'efl fm' fflme. ALEXANDER, NANCY LEE Teams: Varsity Hockey, l, 2 Ccaptjg Year Basketball 1, 2 fcaptjg Year Hockey 1, 2, Cheer Leader fChair- man of Conimitteejq Boat Ride Com- mittee, Athletic Rep., 2, 3, 4, Clubs: French, Sphinx, 4. All ave of sports! AMES, THELMA Spanish Club, 3, 4. l1lIPC7'f1L1'bf1l7lC ease and good hzmzoza ANDERSON, SYLVIA Clubs: Glee, 2, 3, Latin, 2, 3, 4. There isnll much Sylvia emfl .Yee or llo- espeeially in collecting money. Fifty 1::ixixixiHEETEETQEPJXfB:H3T:ixi::ixi: i APPEL, LOLA Class Treasurerg Teams: Yarsity Basket- ball, Volleyball: Year Basketball, Vol- leyballg Spanish Club, 3, 4. Slim' ln UOHI4' mf! 011 inf! APPELBAUM, DOROTHY O11 fax! clay.vA-lloroflzylv flilrzfwlzxv? ARBIIGER, MARGARI-Tl' Clubs: Latin, Math, Sphinx. :Ind im' flZOIllfl1f that only girls tvlm sumlsvfl ,llzfraflx ruulfl lu' llllllfllllltlllff ARO, ESTHER lf5ll1m s ivislz ix Ilflflft' lmrl qnlvf. ASENDORF, DOROTHY Class Treasurer, 4: Clubs: .Xrt, liltlll. ,llutl1. DUI is ll frm' ll vxfm'1zifr', 0110 In ln' fvruzul of. AUGAITIS, JOSICPHIXIC Clubs: Latin, l, 2, 3, 43 Math, l, 2, 4. l'Vfztvlz Jo lllzlxlz 'ZUl'lf'lI DV. Lil: ll1l'llll0llS Hl'l!j'f11lIl.H AUSTIN, M.-XE Good lurk fn .llazx ivlm is jus! uuznzlizzgf flu' flnys until Ilzv 4ljl'4'tIl mfrvzf fukfs fvlavfn BACHMAN, RUTH Clubs: Latin, 23 Math. 2. Rzrllfs al2ilz'ty In Cook rlflirimfs mcals nzuj' help her to make the mzzqwst. Fifty-one AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA BAILEY, MARY ELIZABETH Clubs: Art, 3, French, 2, 35 Latin, 2, 3, 43 ,, Math, 2, 3, 4. Talk about loan Harlow! Wait till Holly- wood sees om' Libby. BALASSA, MARTHA A My suzilo, ll lzapfny fli.vjvosifio11V, and a will to lzelp F110P'KlCfL'I'l5K'-,7i'fCll'fl1l'l Balassa. BALL, ALICE Student Rep., 2, 3, 43 Year Volleyball Team, 35 Clubs: Latin, 2, 3, 43 Math, Z5 Sphinx, 4, Chairman S. A. C., 4. .4Il0flIE'7' 1'r11'f' ron1l1z'11m'io11,' of lloaufy and l7l'U1'7l.S'. BALOUGH, MARY VIRGINIA .llary is sweat and 'very kindg A lwffvr friwzfl is hard I0 find. BARNETT, RUTH VVESTWARD Ho! Rep., l. Anoflzm' firm lloliovor in zz few well-spoken fzvords af flzo frropm' m01'11m1.l. BARTHOLOMEE, DORIS KING Clubs: Economics, 2, 3, 4, French, 2, 3. llfc fvondm' zulmf is 1lf7I7!'7'7lZOXf lil! Dorisir 1111.71-dillm' lessons, or-? BAUER, CLAIRE Claire, as a lmolekeeper, would be llll asset fo any l71l.Yl7lfC.S'.S'. BEACH, HELEN Spanish Club, 3. Halen i,m't .Yll07Uj'. but those who know her mn zfourh for her personyalzty. F iffy-two , ' Florrrzrv docsrft talk 1111n'Iz. lllll sln' thinks , Xnlnl A A WESTWATZDHO! A A A A A BECKER, EDITH Clubs: Spanish, 3, 4: Spanish Draniatics, 4. lidiflfs alvillly fn l1'.rl1'11 Sj'IlIf7tIllll'lll'Ullj' 111z1km' and lzulrls f1'11r' f1'iv111l.r. BAEEK, BIQSS Athletic Rep., 3. 4: President Athletir Board, 4: Chairman of Board of Equipment of Athletic lioard, 3. lll' often ivorzalm' iulml llvt'.Yf1'l'll uflzlrllrv iu011lzl ln' Ix'l'llIOIIf 0111' f1111m11.r l?alvv. BEHM, ELS.-X Clubs: Art, 45 l.atin, 1, Z: Math, 1. 5411116 day lln' url fvorlrl will lu' lin' l7l'lj1l1lI'l' lwrazzsv of llzix gwzizrs. BELSCHNER, M:XRGARliT French Club, Z. lVr'll k110'zt'11 for lim' fI'lL'lIlll,V lllIfIll'C. BELT, MARGARET P041 lizfrs llzc Girl Sruzzl 11101101 DO U good f111'11 daily. BENISCH, HILDA Class Treasurer, 1: Clubs: Garden, Math, Latin. fllldtl-'Z'l-'l'lIl'l47IIA' and lu1'r'ly.' BENSGN, 1iSTl2l,l.E I2,vlcllr'5 .vulilv 11115 'zumz l1r1' tl lllj'l'lt1ll of fl'1'f'l1ll.S'. BERGEN, FLORENCE Clubs: Latin, 2, 33 Math, 4. a lzvafv. Fifty-tlzrvr' A A A A A WESTWARDHO-l- AMAA-A--AHA vb- BERKOVV, DOROTHY L. Clubs: French, 45 Home Economics, 3, 45 Sphinx, 4. Dw'0flzy's qzlcrlififs are the L'll'Zlj' of many ylrlx. BERM.-XX, BL.-XNCHE Class Treasurer. 35 H3llOXR'C,C11 Dance Cummittee, 4: French Club. lVl1m1 Illllllfl1l7 smiles, the world follnius suit. RERNSTIEIN, JOAN Tivo sfvlmzdld assvls-lowly fave and swcrt zlzxjwszlzozz. BERRY, IDA MAY Cooperative Bureau, 4. ll'I1ul would we do iuillz OII7' sfmre', fwlz- rzlvs lf if wU1'01z'f fm' Ida? BETZ, MIRI.-XM Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. lflflmt will the music zlepartnzeazt do milieu il'li1'ia11'z Bal: is tlz1'o1.cgh? BILL, ELLEN Hill krcffrx up the morale of the Home Ifc'0l10llllCS Dcparluzerzl. BLOOM, IRENE A 1111i si lzallln espanol. BLOOM, SELMA Clubs: Mathg Spanish, 3, 4. A finv .reuse of h1Hl101'! Fifty-four A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A BLUM, JUNE Clubs: French, l, Z: Math, l, 2. IVU .Y1l.Yf7t'L'f flmf tuay lmfk in lzisfory, fum' was ll Rmzzmz lady. I BLUKI, THERIiS.'X Clubs: French, Z, Latin, Z3 Math, 23 Sphinx, 4. Long, Hack hair and llltlfk lrroiwz fymj A lifflv Izmzd tlmfs fI1'ZQ'iY-VS wisv. HLUMBERG, LILLI.-XX Class Treasurer, 2, Clubs: Latin, l, 2, 3, 43 Math, 4. Lillian is lin' fyffc' flznf fits in ct'U1'y-u'l1f'f'i'. BOGRAD, DOROTHY Clubs: Camera, 3: French, 23 Latin: Math, 2. lmiwz' Ivy ull. l3Ol.l.INGliR, ROS.-XLIE Teams: Varsity Basketball, Hockey: Class ,Treas.: Math Club. CJIII' lll7'f7ItIlI1' IJ11z'Idf1' from Solzllzvwz lim ivirld tl zuiukvd Izuvkvy stick! BOND, RUTH Archery Team. :il lively mzd U ,rfmdfizxf friflznl. BKORDLEY, JEANXE Tim .vjv1'1'if of Ifcslvrzz fwm'.rorzij9vrI.' BORNEFELD, HELEN Class Treas., 35 Club: Dramatic, 3: French, 25 Latin, 45 Players' Guild, 4: Sphinx. Smiling Irish Eyes! I Fifty-j'iz'e , - 1 ixi::i::i::iT327EE:fE7X'Ei5:E3I::i::i::i::i::i BOWEN, VIRGINIA Glee Club, 2, 3. Her sweet dispositiou-imchangeable as Gibraltar! BRADEN, NETTA Athletic Rep., 3, 43 Tennis Tournament, 45 Spanish Club, 3, 4. Netra has the quality necessary to success in athletics-cooperation! BR.-XN N.-XN, ELIZABETH Boat Ride Committee, 3, Student Rep., 3, 43 VVESTXVARD Ho! Rep., 2, Clubs: Fencing, 2, French, 3. The leader' of D8 will be remembered for her good fellowship and high ideals. BRATMAN, ROSE I7l'Z.'l1l'l0Il.S' Rose-from head fo foes. VVEIN STOCK, HENRI ETTA Volleyball Class Team, 43 Collegiate Chorus, 3, Latin Cluh. lfVhy in fhe world does she insist on being rolled Tootz'e? BRICKER, RUTH .S'z'm'er'e and szzefessfzll. Continue to do well, rlossmafe. BRICKERD, RUTH Math Club, 2. The perfeet I10l11CII1C1kC7'. BRITE, DOROTHY Now, down in Vffyinyoh wheah I came from-. F iffy-six AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA l BROWN, RUTH WESTWARD Ho! Rep., 2, 3, 4. Those wild tales of Ruthiels, told with that slightly SU1lfllC7'1L alratvl and an inzfrislz grin, ltalzl lzer aztzlienee spelllionnrl. BROXVNSTEIN, BESSIE Senior-Soph. Party, Class Volleyball Team, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 4. The lwtter' yon knaic' liar, the more you like her. BUFFINGTOX, HELEN Teams: Basketball Varsity, 3, 43 Volley- ball Year 3, 4. lVell, yan see, it was this way, illliss-, anal so Buffy gets by again fvztlz a fiom' exrnse. BURKHOLDER, CLARICE Cast of Council Capers, 35 Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Camera: Dramatic, 3: French Club, 4, Latin. 4: Pres. of Playerys Guild, 4. A real fltaractez' aetress. BURNS, MILDRED An interestetl fZx'0t'kCI'-tl willing! lzelfier. BUTLER, BERNICE Clubs: French, 2. 3, Latin, 2, 3, 43 Math, 43 Music, Z, 3. Dl's modest young pianist. CALLAHAN, ELIZABETH A lzelpfnl disposition, -rarely found, Iilizalwetlz possesses all year rmtnd. CANTOR, GERTRUDE lVhere did you learn to use those eyes? Fifty-seven l , l AAA-AA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA ,AAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AA.. AAAAAAAA A AAAAA CARVER, ESTHER Student Rep., 4: Class Treas., 2, 3: Tennis Tournament, 2, 4, Hockey Team, 15 French Club, 4. C1ltlI'7I1 with 41 dash of 'zfi7fac'ify as 'wall as mmvlizzass is Esllzmfs big asset. CATOR, IRENE Clubs: Spanish, 3. 4: Spanish Dramatic, 45 Sphinx. llfv f'.1f1mct big things of franc. CHANCE, CHARLOTTE Loyal. j'0j'01I.Y, 1HldUI'.S'fUlldllljj--UlZGl0Ul't'd to n host of frivrzds. CHANEY, YGI..-XXDE Student Rep., 4, XYESTNYARD Ho! Rep., 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4. l'VfIl lI fI!L'l't'vS rr qzmsfimz of 7IItHI7IE?I'S we just FOIIXIIIIL Yolclndv. CHENKINS, FRED.-X French Club, 4. A Izriglnt Sflldwlf with many fr'ie1zds. CHESNO, NELLIE Light-11earfcd,' 1zm'c1'fI1cIess, successful in her studios. CICERO, MARIE Alumnae and Junior-Freshman Entertain- ments: Cooperative Bureau Rep., Stu- dent Council Rep., 2, 4, XVESTXVARD Ho! Rep., Jr. Play, Clubs: Garden, 3, Spanish, 3, 45 Spanish Dramatic, 4. A depefzdablcf student rep. and an Vznzder- slmzdiug friend-a lady. CLARK, NETEAKA A 'ZUI-11507118 yo1111vgsfe1'-appreciative of fue things. Fifty-eight q::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::.-::::::::::::::.- :::.-.-:::::::: A A A A A WESTWABADH9! A A A A A COBLENTZER, RITA Jvdm' is! .vvinvs Gliifkm Svlzzzzivfl. COHEN, ROSALYN ,'l'Z'0ll!1LIlIL'L' 110 171l'1I 110 lnwif pas. COHEN, ROSE 11 witty U.l'LI1Ilff1t' of 1110 1101105 of ll vsf61'l1. COHEN, S'l'El.L.fX jr. Boat Rideg jr. Play Committee, Pin Com., Soplx. Play: Clubs: Dranlatic, Latin, Math, Sphinx. .11 pc'fvjn'1Qv rcforf, spicy .mr'rnsnz. n snl'ic11v1u 111115111-.S'fC11a 1111151 111' near. ff if COLLINS, XIILDRED Clubs: Home Economics 23 Spanish, 2. 1111101 'ft'U1l1d flu' 11151011 l'1n.Ys dn willzmzl 1111! COOLEY, M.-XRGARET Kecfwiizy up with llIa1'gfa1'c'f 11zc1kfs ns b1'fuf11Ivss. COX, LOIS Clubs: .Xrt 2: Math, 2, 3, 4. IDC-11511-I-n11s.' CRANE, DORIS Archery, Zg French Club, 4. If you nrvd clzecriug, talk with Doris. S1155 a sure fnrc for H10 blues. Fifty-nine iTiNiTiTiT3E7E 3:5371-IFi5:E3T::iTi::i::ixi CRANE, DORIS Vlflzaf? You haven? heard of our Dr. Jay? CRISWELL, ELIZABETH Clubs: Latin Legatus, 1, Math Rep., 4. l'If7l1L'Il El1':aI1e1'I1 of the lovely tifian locks steps into lhe sfmtlighf, she supplant.: Clara Bow. CROCKETT, MARY Clubs: Latin, Math. illary dispvls Wesfcr1z Blues. D.-XBR.-XSKY, DORIS Sec. S. A. C., 3, Clubs: Art, 2: Latin, Z, 3, 4, Math, 2. D01'z's's 1na1'k.s' prow' Ilmt .YIICIICC f77'01'110f8.S' I Hzozfyhf. I IJALES, ELIZABETH Student Rep., 3g WESTWARD Ho! Typist, Z3 Class Volley Ball Team, 2. 3. 4, French Club 4. Of coznxvc wdrc fond of Elisalmtlz-Izelpful, sy11'zj2all1eti6, t'0ll17'llI1'G1jl. DAVIDSON, IVAN.-XTH.-X LEE 90 Club, 3. Helen Klmc, zoatrh ou!! DAVIS, ELIZABETH Clubs: Art, Latin, Math. Bcity I71'0Hf1l'lli hm' sauihern acfmzz' from N0'fl1 Ccflifza. DAVVES, CLAUDIA Newspaper Rep., VVIQSTWARD Ho! Rep., 4, Clubs. French, l, 2, Latin, l, Z, 3, 45 Math, Z, 4. ls beauty only .skin decp'!?-our Claudia dis1v1'oz'es this saymg. Sixty ixixi::ixi :?9:E ET Q31 fi5:E3T::ixi::i::ixi DIMLING, EILEEN Music Major, Z, 3g Clubs: Dramatic, 3g Glec, 2. lfilccrz jiflrls tinzv fo work and play ftlllfl hom' X110 fan fvluyb. DOHIQRER, ICLINOR .Al L'01l!'fK'0Il5, ilId1lSf!'1i01lS girl of irzfvlligfmzfc' and iuffgrity. DOEPLITZ, Cl.,-XRIE Clubs: Art, 43 Garden, 35 Latin, l, 2. Nm' slwzdm' flIfll'I'S fvrodzrrv Iovvly 0.111111- Mm uf arf. DORSCH, ICLSIE illndcsf winlvfs suuzvtmzvs szzrjvrisv 115 by l7L?l'0Illl1ly 01'z'lzid.v. DOWNS, DORIS Clubs: liitiu, 25 Math, 2. HN' 5m'1'vf auzlrifimz-10 lu' rr priiulv swiv- tary. Um' 11olflzy-mllrrtizzgf f7ll0fU- grzzjvlzx. DONYNS, M.-XRJORIIC Chairman of Boat Ride Committee: Clubs: Math, Latin. Legatus, 4. ,AI rlzc'm'y ivorfcw'--fl silzcfn' fricfzrlf DRYDEX, DOROTHY Clubs: Glee, 45 Spanish, 2, 3, .lifter Izfarilzg lzvr Ural 1'0fmVf.v, 0110 xlzrizzks to fllt' size of ll pemzy. Slzim' ml, fair sislvrf EAXET, SYLYIA Clubs: Latin, Math. life zuondm' how Sylviak hair looks as neat af 2.30 as it does tim lllfllllffj affm' uiuv, Ivlzcrz 5110 ar'rii'U.v :If sflmvl. Siffffy-0116 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA EDWARDSON, EMILY L. Archery, 3, 4: French Club, 4. A friend H1111' .flirkvffz FIOSUI' fllllll tl b1'0flmr. ENGLE, GRACE Clubs: Math, Spanish. Look ont, below! G1'ui'1'f is OIII' fzzturv a'1'za1'1'1.1'! EPPES, BILLY Class Treas., 2: Pres. of Art Club, 4: Clubs: Latin, 2, 43 Legatus. :ls .vfafcly as Il f7l'lIIL'L'.S'.Y. FALCK, RITA Freshman Day Committee: XVESTXVARD Ho! Rep., 3: Clubs: Garden 1, 2: Latin, 1, 2. lVlzaf are Rifalv Hflzmzylzfs in II fIl17'dC71?D FARBMAN, HILDA VVIESTVVARD Ho! Rep., 4: Clubs: French, 4: Garden. 3: Ninety, 33 Sphinx, 4. Liglzfs 0111! IIUVCVS Hilda, as brigllf as H111 .v1111's 1'c1y.v. FASTIE, VIRGINIA Clubs: French, 2, 3. lX,!IlL1ZL'7' 61116 011117-01'-i11'z'ifc' 715, foo, will you? FELDMAN, LILLIAN Student Rep., 3: Latin Club, 2. Size puts a sparkle info 0ZlI' dzzllcsf days. FEUSTMAN, ROSE MARY Clubs: Camera, 3: French, 2, Latin, 2, 3, 4: Math, 2, 3, 4. Rose, the 1110550111 of 1110 l1isf01'y class! Sixty-two ,A. AL An .A. AL VVEES1fW7AIlD PIO' 45. AL .A. AL An FINCK. VIRGINIA Clubs: Dramatic: French, 41 Latin 4' Players' Guild. Our fufnrv mzrsv. Fl Nlilil., RUTH llux slzv kzssvrl' flzu Blfzrrlvy .blflUIL'.7 FISCHKIND, IQLSII-I Spanish Club. 3, 4. ,Ylmzzld you Iikr' a mzfw lfl.v1'z'. FISIIMAN. S.-XDIE v v run! FIIIIIIIX ll'v'll gfmlr- Clubs: Camera, 3: Frcucb. 23 l.z1t1u, lg Math, Z. UH' lllfllllhll' 110' fm' lzvf' wit and imivfvmzrl- 4'1I4'1'. l7l.liMIXG. ROSE LEE Cmumittees: jr. and Sr. Day: lhmt Riclc: 2 4 Clubs: Hmue lic.: Spanish, .. lllllfffllll' um' lzzsfmjx' r'1u.v.v 'zvzflmm' lx'u.w'.v I'tlfl1l'l' t7l'I.fl1'7l1I! 7't'lIItI!'kS. Fl.I'l'M.'XN, JENNIE Clubs: Frcucb, Glee. l 417'm'ifv jnlstillzv-rzskizzgf fjmxvfimzs. lfl.O.XRI, SYLYIA Puctrv lid, uf XYES'I'XY.XRI1 Hulg Clubs: Ifatiu. Math. Sphinx. lluzw mn urzvmzv lu' i11fw'v.m'd um! .vzullm ful in yu many of flu' ar'l.v! FORD, IiYEI.YN l NMI, ffff1'fc-yas, Nzufs Ii'Z'l'1-VH. Sixty-tI1r've AAAAA WESTWARDHQ! AAAAA FORREST, MARY BELLE Secretary Year, 3, VVESTWARD Ho! Staff. ' Attractive, capable, dependable - thafs lllary Belle. FOX, BESSIE A serious 17'lfZ.1'lfl1UCIl nzaielen, on zc'h0111 one can depend. FRADIN, BERTHA Bertha is a pretty 1nczia'en-good natnrecl, also. FRANK, HELENE Committees: Ring, Senior Play, Class Volleyball and Year Basketball Team, Associate Editor of VVESTWARD Holg Clubs: Camera, 33 Dramatic, 3, 43 Vice-Pres., 4, Latin 2, 3, 45 Consul, 43 History Play Committeeg French, Z3 Piano, Treas. 2, Sphinx, 43 Ninety, 2. The last wore! in 1'7Zd'i'Uld1LUl1'fjY.l FREEDENBERG, ESTHER Nothing distzlwlis Estl1e1'f-e.ra111s, report eaefls, 01' ezfen boys! FREEDMAN, MIRIAM Clubs: French, 2, 4, Garden, Home Eco- nomics, l, 2, 3, 43 Lating Math. Her height is no 1'I'lfFtZS1l7'8 for her intellec- tual ability. FREY, MIRIAM Clubsg Art, 4, French, 3, Latin, 23 Math, 4. lllirimn Frey-of the flC1.Yh'1-Hg brown eyes! FRIEDEL, GOLDYE Class Treas., 25 Tennis Team, Z, Winter Carnival, 2. Goldye is destined to a life of healing. Sixty-four A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A FRIEDEL, SYLVIA Class Treas., 23 VVESTWARD Hoi, 23 Ten- nis Teamg Committees: Lost and Found, 2: Ring: Clubs: Dramatic, 3: French, 4. That flmory smile! FRIEDMAN, FANNIE HN' gvnllf nature vauuol lm disfzzrlwrl. FREEDMAN, MARY Math Club: Home Economics Clubg XVES1'- XVARD Ho! Rep., 4: Class Treas., 13 Sr. Day Com. Personality porso11.ifird.' FRUTKO, MAXINE Clubs: Latin, Math. H0741 dovs .lfaxivle sfwnrl lzcr l7'Z'6'l1l'I1j1? Slu' 13 always af work mrly H1 1110 1l1Ul'l11l1fI. GABOFF, ELSIE Council Capers, 3: Senior-Soph. Enter- tainment, 23 VVESTNVARD Ho! Rep., 43 Wiiiter Carnival, 2: French Club, 4. All flu' qualities of an 6Ilfl'1lCfl.'Z'U, ayrovalvlv assofzalv. GANN, HATTIE Student Rep., 4: VVinter Carnival, 25 French Club, 4. A jmafol, if over there was one. GARDNER, DORIS Student Rep., 1, 2: Cooperative Bureau, l: Clubs: Spanish, 3, 43 Sphinx, 4. rflll all 'round girl will: a pleasing fvcrso- mzlify. GARDNER, DOROTHEA Senior-Soph. Party, 23 French Club, 4. Dorothea is sure of sncvess and of lasting frzends. Sixty-five X''IHIHIHI' v21'Es'iQ1'A'1ib'Hoi 1 I. 1 1 1 GA GE GO l Sixty-si ST, RUTH Boat Ride Committee, 33 Student Rep.. 23 Treasurer, 3. 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4. .11 'ZUTJIIII-lltlj Xlllllt' and Fl iul1i.vf1c1'cd Haw you j'0IIl' 1f110.v.7 are lfllfllii' vhivf 111011- fif11'1111o11s. .-XRTXER, LIQNA Council Capers, 3: Cafeteria Committee: Freshman-junior Committee: Soph- Senior Committee: Student Rep., 43 VVinter Carnival, Z, 3: French Club. A Imizdlf nf wif and 11111l1I1ir111 rolled into 01111. GELFJXND, ETHICI, Cooperative Bureau, 4g Council Capers, 33 Soph-Senior Party: Class Volleyball Team: VV12sTxvA1z11 Ho! Entertainment. Clubs: French, Dramatic, Treasurer, 43 Latin, Piano. ,fl 1101111131 1'1z1111'11111s Ulf! GILLER, JENNIE Pif'I'lIlIf7S J1'1111i1 .v d111'k :yur will 11111111 hm' l111j1f1i114'.rx. GH.RliRT, K.-XTH,-XRINE LEE XVI2S'1'XYARIJ Ho! Rep., 4: Secretary .-Xrt Club: Clubs: Latin, Math. 171'sf11ff' hm' Illtlllj' I'.Yt'llf7lllit'A' 11111' K113' 1111111- H1103 fo 11111117 1710 7'f'flfI7'd of 111'1' fv111'I1v1's. GIXSRERG, TJOR.-X IIU1' 1111fipatlzy-I111syl1o117iv.f .' GLICKM.-XN, EYI-ILYN Clubs: Latin Legatus, Math. Allis.: 1f11g1111 .c SIlK'l'I'SSl7I'.l Alloy X110 1'1'11f11 La1'1'11 as if was flllllljllf to IZ!'l'. LDBERG, BERNICE Soph.-Senior Party Committee: XVP:s1'- NVARD Ho! Rep., 3. 51111111 11111011 flzcrc is 110fl1i11y fo say: f7CP'fl.- 7ZI7llf, zuzsv, and .S'l71t'Ul'f' 21111011 she does speak. Af ini::i:Dixi::RTEETQTXIAi3:E37xixixi::i::i GOLDBERG, JULIA Spanish Club. Admiffed by all! GOLDENBURG, CARLYNN Art Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Art Club, 4. Carlymz believes in Art for arf.: sake. ' GOLDMAN, RUTH Student Rep., 4, XVESTNVARD Ho! Rep., 2, Clubs: French, Latin, Mathematics. Au attraetizie dancer-a heartbreaker! GOLDSCHER, RAY Cooperative Bureau, Rep., Class Basketball and Volleyball Team: Clubs: French, Latin, Math, Player's Guild. Om' ray of szmslzine! GOODMAN, CARLYN TRUEMAN Chairman of Decoration and Prize Com- mittee, 3, Senior Play Committee, Clubs: Latin, Math. This petite Irrunette with lowly, origifzal poetry. GOODMAN, DOROTHY A wire Janie. GOODMAN CECILIA Tennis Tournament 3 Volley Ball. 111- fverfvefual lIZOfl!l1l.l GORDON, FORTUNA Clubs: Dramatic, 3, French, 2, Glee, 2, 33 Latin, 4. Essence of industry! 33 VVESTWARD Ho I delights her friends Basketball Team, 43 l 1 l w A Sixty-seven AAAAA WESTWARDHO! 44444 GORE, NONA French Club, 4. JiIIUflIL'I' 7I1I'HIl7Cl' of our good-will society. GORELICK, ADA XVESTXYARD Ho! Rep., 2, 35 French Play, 2, French Club. Tall, stately, and dignified! Dolores Del Rio l1f zc'arc'. GOSNELL, PHOEBE The eiglzflz TK'0IZdl?J' of llf'Usfe1'u is Plzoclufs low llllllllllllfflll 'z'0iu'. GOSSOM, KATHRYX LEE Clubs: French, 41 Latin, 25 Math, 3. Kiftyls' 1110110 is Better later than 'E'Uer ', if possible! GRAUEL, CATHERINE Editor-in-Chief of WESTWARIJ Holy Clubs: Latin, Ninety, Sphinx. lf's hard :mf I0 say flzc usual Hia' flzlngs about our Editor-in--Clzizff, l7L't'CIllSC slzr is all of tlzvm. plus more. I GREENBERG, ADA French Club, 2, 3. Olz, flzaf lnlmzdc, zuafvy hair! i GREENBERG, MILDRED Clubs: French, 2, Math, 23 Spanish, 3, 4. Pmna11fs-football-college boys! GREENFELD, DOROTHY French Club. Doi is a lady of leisure. l Sixty-eight Q IHIHXHI I 'v21'iis'r'vE1'11'1iiii-i5i 1 1 1 X' A GRIMES, DOROTHY Clubs: Garden, 33 Spanish, 3, 4. IVIH1 lim' Ion' 1'nz'n' mm' buffy fart, Dol 'ix l 1lHd0llI7ft'tI,lV ffm' ulzsivm' fo ll young I u1ar1'.r fwizi-vr. GRIMSLEY, BEATRICE Clubs: Fencing, 2: Home Economics, 3, 4: Spanish, 3, 4. Clzurk full of f7l'l'.flNIfIHfj'.l GRUBER, MARGARET Dons she lezmzu liar Iingflislzf HAFT, SYLVIA Clubs: French, Latin, Math. Sylvia can rival flmf famous Xffll' of Slrm'l Scene. Slnfll gm fur .mme of days. HALBERT, JANE One of flmsv szllfilv, fzwlzzfwllilzg fvwzvofifili- tics. HAMILL, ANNA Class Treasurer, 4: Senior Boat Ride Coni- initteeq Spanish Club. Blonde rzrrly lzairfn rosy IPIIISII. HAMMOND, MILDRED Student Rep., 41 Latin Club. A flcai' 1'0ifv, u rvvll-fvlamwd sfrvevli-nw adziszv ,?llI.,dI'l'lI' fn !'0Ilf1.llllC hw' fmhlir .S'f7l'tlk'ill'g. HANDLER, LEONA Lconcfs good adiiri' is gfclzeralfy 1051 in Hn' lznhlmlr of Ilia' rl11.v.rr00111. tlivsi' , l Sifrly-Him' A A -t-:i--5--YfF.5IYfA3 b'H5i X 1 1 1 X Seventy HANKIN, BELLE Latin Club, l, 2, 3, 4. I don't understand that-I HANSEN, ELIZABETH French Club, 2, 3. M1'x two pretty blue eyes and lots of blonde hair-to fnd the result-Elizabeth. HARTUNG, DOROTHY Clubs: Latin, 2, Math, 2. If you are on Dot's good side, everything -is O. K! HECHT, ROSE Rose is that .S'l'l07'ff?71'Z'l1fg nzgredieazt in tlie D3 fake, wlzich makes it crisp, light, and good to loole at. HEINTZ, IRMA A studions lass with d L'I1Il1'1'I'1lHg way, Always ready for work or for play. HELFGOTT, DORIS VVESTNVARD Ho! Rep., 25 Clubs: French, 2, 3: Latin, 2, 3, Math, 2. The last word in clever reparteel HELLMAN EVA Clubs: Latin, 2, 3, 43 Piano, Z. Dl 7'1'1l1'1f1tfl7l8 in stature ,' great in knowledge. HERMAN, DOROTHY Her calmness is the repose of conscious power. ixi:'ATTJ:1xQ?:EE:f327XYi5:E3THi 'iixii::i: i HIBERMAN, IDA Ida's r1111sem'11tiz'e, c.1'1'1'I1m1f 1'ast1' in flvllws .rhzmld carry hm' far as a s11c1'e.vsf11l 'Hl0lI1l.Yl'C. HILLMAN, PAUL.-X Orchestra, Clubs: Latin, Math, Piano. A rm! 115501 to IVCSfl'l'll,S 01'1'l11xvf1'a. HITESHEXV, M. ELIZABETH Not j'Il.Yf another' Eli:11I1rfl1, Illlf 1111 1'11fr'1'1'sl- 11111 1illdI'Z'I'lfIltI1. HOCHMAN, EYIELYX French Club, 4. Wfifly, fI'IU1'Lfl'Ij', f1zfjnyr1I1lz'! HOENES. ROSALIND le0StIlIIlll is k1111ru11 fu IIA' 115 IQIHIFV. S110 dmxv zvhaz' lllllif lu' dom' l11'1'1111.vv 11' fx l11'1' duly. HOFFMAN, GEORGIA XYESTXVARD Ho! Rep.. 35 Clubs: Fencing, 25 Garden. Gcoryialv spam' time is spent Ill roIIm'fi11g 1711115 for M153 H--! HOLBROOK, BICRNICE Clubs: Spanish, Z. 31 Sphinx, 4. Very 'nmdcsf is fllis Bt'I'I1iCC-fdlllljf I1l11.vlz, rlrzsslizate ll. HOLLINGER, IOLA Class Treasurer, 4: Glee Club, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club Treasurer, 43 Latin Club, 2. Om' vlvwr, popular .mngsterf Seventy-0111' - ' A A A A A WESTWARDHOAIMA-At--A--int 1 l HOLTZMAN, BETTYE C. ' Art Club Secretary 35 Ez1e11-ing S1111 Car- nival Zg Clubs: French 2, Math 2, Latin 2, Occupational Therapy. Iflfe all envy Beftyelv ability fo study 110111- 1.7111 and lemon' e1'e1'y1'11i11g. HOSFORD, VIRGINIA Volley Ball Class Team, 2, 3, 43 Yolley Ball Team, 2: E11e11i11g 5,1111 Meet: Clubs: French 2, Latin, 1, 2, 3: Math, 4. A good sport-a good f1'1'e11d! HOUGHTON, MARGARET Clubs: Dramatic, 3, 4: Latin, 2, 3, 4: Math, 2, 4, Sphinx. A11 111111511111 j1e1'.v111111ge-1111 old-f11.v11io1zed girl! HOXVARD, RUTH Junior Play, 33 Tennis Tournament, 3: Basketball Year Team, Z, 3: Clubs: Fencing, 3: Spanish, 3, 4. A11 aff1'111'f1z1e 1111.1'f111'e of flllll and frolif. HUBBERMAN, BESSIE French Club. lVil1i11g, serene, 111111 petite fjltl' Bess may 111' rlassed, too, as .Yfuvc'f. HUDSON. ROSE Vlfe lmle lo lie f11'osa1'1', 11111 Rose is vz'e1'y- 11111111 fl1al's 711l'L'.l HUGGINS, PAULINE lf we t'0It1d only get along as 'well as does P1111111ze! .gllflhi of !'1I7lj'! HUGHES, GENEVIEVE Clubs: Latin Legatus, Z: Math. .Vo zuondez' the sruaizzs sing Sweet Jenny I.ee ! Se've111'y-tivo i::i::i::i::i::gIl:ES:'I:3Il:ARD HO' A A A 4 A HURVVITZ, SYLYI,-X A flll1I1l.11'g 'vcd-lifad with jvlfnty of lr1'ains.' HUTCHINS, VIRGINIA Student Rep., 4: XVESTNYARIJ Ho! Rep., lg Basketball Team, 3: Hostess, Fresh- man Dayg Clubs: Glee. Spanish. l'if'g11'nz'a is always nu flic gm. llfitli fmfvular girls its always xo. HUTCHINSON, MARGARET French Club, 2, 3. xl frnafm' of Paris ilmrlvls-fl1i.r lilnuzlv lvmzrly! HYATT, ROSE Freshman Day Committee: Student Rep., 4: Clubs: Latin. Sphinx. Hfliioflzm' fmt? I rlmfi kmm' KI fliirzgff' HYMAN. RUTH Class Treasurer, Z: Clubs: Glee, French, Latin, Home Fcononiifs, Math. Our' 4'lllllIIf'l0II q11v.rfim1m'.' 'I INXFS, LOUISE Student Rep., 2: Athletic Rep., 3, 4: Plays: Junior, VVEs'rwARn Ho! Benefit. 2: Girls' XVinter Carnival 2, 3: Financial Chair, Athletic Board, 3: Teams: Hockey Varsity, Z, 3, 4: Fencing, Z, 3: Volley, 3: Spanish Club. Vwsafilv is flzc only fuorrl rvifli -zvlzifli In dcxrvrilu' Lmrisv. IRELAND. GRACE VVi:s'1'wARD Ho! Rep., l: Class Treasurer, 2: Student Rep.. 4: Orchestra, 3, 4: Clubs: Camera, 3: Treasurer, Latin, Z, 3, 4: Legatus. T116 umsf llL'fli'Z'f' f'lvu1f'r1t in rliviizisfnx' lull. ISSACSON, FAYF Class Vulley Ball Team, Z, 3. 4: French Club. 4. .elizd flirn-lim' 1l11v.i'fwrfr'd llllljlllftll' slzimk flu' rrmm! Svwizf 3 Hum AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA e::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: :: I JACOBSON, HELEN Class Treasurer, 35 Clubs: French, 2, Math, 2: Latin, 2, 3, 4. Heleffs spirit of cooperation will carry her GV. JACOBSON, MILDRED Basketball Team, lg Clubs: Latin, 1, 2, 3, 45 Math, l, 2, 3, 43 Sphinx, 4. The intricacies of granznzatieal eonstrne- lion present no problem to llilildred. JAFFE, DOROTHY Volley Ball and Basketball Teams: Even- ing Snn Carnival, 2, 3, Clubs: French, Latin. Ol1! That's just tlze question I didn't do! JAFFE, NAOMI Class Volley Ball Team, Clubs: Glee, Latin, Math. Seldom, heard, but often seen. JORDAN, VIRGINIA One girl who has little to say. KAHN, BERNICE Treasurer, 4: French Club, 2, 3. A reg lar felleru. Liked by all! KAIN, EDITH Spanish Club, 3, 4. She lirolee no promise, served no private end, Gained no title, lost no friend. KALINSKY, KATHERINE Clubs: French, 2, 3. A sweet, sweet disposition, a sweet mem- ory for Westerrl. .S'ezfenty-four A A A A A WESTWARDHO! AVA A A A KANTER, RISELLA Clubs: Latin, Z, Math, 2. Risella and Elsie-wlmt zcould 0110 do with- out the oflmr? KAPL.-XX, GERTRUDF Latin Club, 2. Dark and 1'1'7'm'1'01ts. KAPLAN, JOSEPHINE Vice-President Year 1: Class Treasurer, 3: Clubs: French, 3, 43 Math, lg Latin l, 2. Om' l'Ull1f?HllIt'llfX fo Ella C1'r1rIe1's .' KARLINSKY, MILDRIED Clubs: French, Home Economics. A mlm, Ieiszzrvly CIlfj0j'J7ZC11f of life. KATZ, HLANCHE EI'FlIil1jfS1l71C2lfI1iX'Hl, 2: Basket Hall Team: Council Capers. 3: Clubs: French, Latin. Defvmldaldlity Plus! KATZENHIERG, DOROTHY A good 5f707'f+-PICiI5lYl1f, jnvirzl, mum- In help! KAISER, ALMA Clzarm zzudvuialrlvf KING, KATHARINE Class Treasurer, 3, liwrzzny S1111 Carnival, 23 XVr:s'rwARn Ho! Staff, 4: Council Ca- pers, 3: Clubs: Ninety, 25 Latin, 2, 3, 43 Sphinx Chairman, 4: Junior-Senior Boat Ride Committee. Wflzerc a King 'is qucvn! Seventy-fiw fllt--alla--Q-AYPASIYARD HO! A A A A A KINTBERGER, SELMA HELENE Clubs: Art, l, 4: Latin, l, Z5 Math, 2, 4. .-1 good sport, u fine artist-wlzat more need 'wc say? KIRKLEY, THELMA Spanish Club, 2, 3. GN in, liuo, l70vX'S-d0llll rusli, jvleasfh' KISER, DORIS Clubs: French, Latin, Math .4 Xl'l'1.01lS-7llllIdl'fl blond! KLAFF, SYBIL Clubs: French, Latin, Math. fl lively ai1'i'v1'lisenzo:1t for flu' f1c1'fec1' 111m'cel! KLAIR, CATHERINE French Club, Z. 3. Anoilmr giggflw'.' KLEIN, MILDRED Clubs: Occupational Therapy, 4g Spanish, 9 3 -, . A 1llfl7'UEl8l I-I girl will: no cm'111iz's! KLINE, MILDRED of folms Hopkins! KLING, FLORENCE Clubs: French, Latin, Math. lVl1c1l part dom school play in 'rSll1'i7JZf7,SU lzfo? Seven fy-s1'.4: i::i::ixi::ix3E1:E ET ?1:XYiS:HZT::i::i::i::i' ' I KLOMPCS, BL.-XNCH li Clubs: French, Garden, Math. IV1? 1'1111'f ll'1'St'J'lv,7F 11'l11111'l1U-u'111'11's jus! full! KNIPP, ELIZABETH Class Basketball. 2: Xvl-iSTXX',XRl1 Ho! Staff. 4: Clubs: Art. lg Camera, 3: French. 3 IZ1t1ll17 1 -1 Nlatl l 7 . ' -11 . .-1-. l7I'.r 1'o111'f .1.l'.Yfl'7' .' KOGKN, SHI-IBA ZA'l. .-- Junior-Senior Boatricle Committee, VV12s'1 XVARIJ Ho! Rep., 4: Clubs: French, Latin, Z. IIYH11111, xl111111'y, full nf fllll, .11 lifflv girl 1111 111111 will Sllllll. KOLOIDNER, RIINXIIC liasketball, 2: Yolley Rall, Z: Clubs: French, Z: Latin, 2, 3. 43 Math, Z. ,ll1111111' IS x11 1'1's1'1'z'1'1l flltlf fun' f11'11f1I1' k1111-rv -21111111 11 1'111'k111,11 11111111 .vf1111't slzf 15. KRAXIIQR. ROSE Spanish Club, 3, 4. .-I Vflldj' flllk1'l'.' tl 1111111'1'011s f11'l111'1'. KR.-XYITZ, BIQSSIE Committees: .luniur-Senior lhmatricle, Sen- ior Day, 4: Clubs: Latin, l. Z: Math lJ1'111111'1' 1111117 s71'1'1'1'-:1'l111f 111111'1' 1'1111l11' ,Ytlll 'Zx'l1IIf.73 KRACS, EYELYN 5111112 sf1111'1s1111111sl11f1, LI 'Zx'l1Il1l7ljf 1111111111'1': 11ll fI11'.v1' l111.r lifflv H1112 KRIQS, EDITH Orchestra, Z, 3 4: lui lior Play, 3: l,atin Club, 2. If 1111111115 'Ix't'l'l' Atltlltl, l'11'1tl1 -1111111111 111' ll 11111 l1'11111111'1'. 5lL 1'4'l1 lj 5c't '1'11 S. 1 A, ,1- fiv 'Qui' 1 1 . we ,,,1 Q1 4, New AAAAA WESTWARDHOE AAAAA KRIEGER, IESSIE French Club, 4. ou? KROUT, RUTH Clubs: Glee, Z, 3, 4, Spanish, 3, 4. Could the Glvc Club exist witlzozlt Rzztlfs lovely woifv? KURLAND, IUIDITH Student Rep., 4. Sinfv fzcflitlllv lmlwlvy is zlis4'11s.s'i1z,g books, we all nucjzzzrc 7IZU1ll'l'ltIl fm' Dlll' lmok 7'Uf70l'fS fl'0llI lzcr. KURLAND, RHONA Teams: Basketball, 23 Tennis, 2, Volley Ball, 2: Clubs: Glee. 33 Latin, 2, Math, 2. Rlmzza is Ollf for 1'fz'r11gf'. Slzr? llZfL'llf1'S I0 Ieaclz! LABOXYITZ, LE.-KH zll'ZU!1j'S fvwfuzred-al-zmys .vmililzgl L.-XMATAVICH, Ml-XTILDA Clubs: Art, French. llflzat scinfillaling lzzzmor. L.-XMPLE, EVELYN Har chief i1zVferv,rt-flzc opposite ser! LANDES, DORIS Clubs: Latin, Math, Slcadfast as ilu' sun! Seventy-eigl1t Clcvcfr, im'r'n's!i1zg, popzzlar-sllall wr' 110 l ixixixixi:1752:-FQTXE'iS:EET::ixixixixi LANDIS, PHYLISS Quiet, attractivf, well-lilevd. LAVVRENCE, HELEN Student Rep. 35 WEs1'xx'ARD Ho! Rep. 3: Soph-Senior Party, Z5 Junior-Senior Playg Varsity Cheer Leader, 3, 43 School Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Clubs: Glee, 23 Spanish, Z, 3. I'lt'll'7lf'X 01'rl1r'stral and rlrmlznlir fczlmzfx hazfe r01Lf1'ilmfcd l'l101'H'l0ll.S'lj' in our school life. LE CLAIR, MARIE Cafeteria Connnittee, 43 Council Capers. 3: Clubs: French, Vice-President, 43 Latin, Z, 4, Player's Guild, 4. A great malr' 1'1x1j1z'r5mzafnr. LEHEM, FLORENCE DIANE Clubs: Garden, 2, 3, Spanish, 2, 3. 11'rzr1'isfm'.v will lzmw' In lonle to llzrir lU1lI'Ul.V. af flzc ruff lilorvlzri' I5 f7VHjll't'S.Yl71fj in law. LEHN, DORIS ll'l1y do furluy -zulmf rim lm juz! of fill fn- Ill0l'l'0TA'?H LEVELL, OLIVE Council Capers, 3: S. A. C. Rep., 3: NYEW- NVARD Ho! Staff, 43 Clubs: French, Latin, Math Rep., Sphinx, Ninety. l1f'lzr'rv would' our VVESTXVARD I-Io! fwifturixv ' lm, iviflmut Oliw' to lnok fm' flmm? LEVIN, GILIJA Junior-Senior Play Committee: Clubs: Latin, Math, Spanish, Sphinx. To licwe 01' :mf fo lIt1'Z'I'4l07Iff lmir. LEYY, EDITH Clubs: Latin, Math Rep., 2. Free advertisement for LVrigley's! Seventy -nine AAAAA WESTWARDHO! 44444 LEVY, JOSEPHINE Hallowe'en COHIIIIIUCCQ Gift Committee3 Clubs: French, 23 Latin, 2, 33 Math, 2, 4. Horses! Horses! llorsosl LIPNICK, ESTELLE WESTWARD Ho! Rep., 3, 43 WEST- VVARD Ho! Staff, 43 Girls' Winter Car- nival, Z3 Tennis Team, Z3 French Club, 2, 3. A sozzrrc of infinite fvloasnro during the re- cess period in flzc Cl1tdll0l'1.lHll. LISS, MILDRED Student Rep., 43 Clubs: Latin, Z3 Math, 43 Occupational Therapy, 43 Girls' VVin- ter Carnival, 2. A ronroction of four aclmiralzlc qllalitivxz sinzjllzczty, .vmfr'1'1fy, oapalnlzty, sweet- IZPSX. LIVINGSTON, EVELYN Cooperative Bureau Rep.3 WESTNNVARD Ho! Rep.3 Clubs: Glee, 3, 43 Frenchg Dra- matic, 33 Home ECOIIOIIIICSQ Latin, 2, 3, 4 3 Math. Pofifv, tlffI'ClCll'Z'l', 1'o1'.mfilr .' LOWE, BERTHA Class Treasurer, 43 Council Capers, 33 Clubs: Camera, President, 33 Glee, 23 French, 23 Latin, 2, 33 Math, 2, 43 Piano, 2. Good rzaturefl 0110115111 fo laugh heartily at our weakest joke. LYBURN, MARIAN In meclias res. LUDVVIG, VIRGINIA Spanish Club, 3, 4. Her dazzling 5llll'll'.' She a'ovs1z'f realist' lion' many lzoarts if flzc'c'1's. MACHT, RITA Sophomore Day Committeeg Clubs: French, Latin, Math, Spanish, Sphinx. lVlzy is Rita late and alrswzt so often? Docs I lzer alarm forgo! to go off? Eighty 44444 WESTWARDHO! 44444 MACIS, EMMA Spanish Club, Z, 3. lfxfo lwrfvvlzla. MACKLIN, ELSIE Clubs: Latin, 33 Math. Thr' oilzvr lzalf of flzf' lfflllz-.llnrklilz and Kflnfvr. MANKOXVITZ, RUTH Clubs: Glee, 2: French, Latin. lfaumd for tap-rlalzvilzgy in '32's j'L'lll' nzvrl- illgs. MARKS, SELMA Class Treasurer, 31 Halloween Dance Committee, 3: Math Club, Z. Tlmxv v.1'prcss1'zfe fyfs sfvcuk u lumfzragv all llzfzr mwzi. MAT'l'HEXYS, BONITA Committees 1 Freshman-Junior Dance: Soph-Senior Dance: Senior Play: Vol- ley Ball Team, 4: Council Capers, 3: Clubs: Garden, Latin, Math, French. HG't'llflt'lIIf'Il fvrefer l2l0111lv5 -.A1.rl' our uf!- rvsx, Iiouifa. MATZ, ANNA Cooperative Bureau, 3, 43 Athletic Rep., 3. .SXUIIIU girls lark one flziaiyf nflim' girls lark fIlIt7ll!t'l',' lm! Anna lflrks llllllllllff. MAYHICXY, RUTH Teams: Fencing, 2: Swimming, 33 lfrcncli Club, 2, 3. Rzzilzfv l:1'1zzll-v snzilf o1rl.vl1i11vx luv' mic vlzicrwzrx flI'UCI1 vyvs. MAYNARD, HELEN Ilvlvu 11115 U fine wrlur' and loiwly um11m'r. E1'g1l11'y-om' :Q , ,W , 1 C 2 . f if. Zff?ff?ffEffZff3'?fE 3:f375l'1i ii H 5 3' ' 1' ' MAYNARD, IDA Student Rep., lg Tennis Tournament, Committees: Ring, Vice-Chairman of Boatride. Alfways mamzges to be herself. MQCAULEY, JANE I Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 35 Class Treasurer, 35 First in s1m1't.v,' frst in the Iwarfs of her classmafm. MCCOLLUM, MARGARET Our' fzffzzrr' azfflznrvss. I MCKENNA, MARIAN flnoflzcr uzmlllmr of 010' arfisls' firrle. IXIEASLEY, ROMAINE Silence is ynlu'wz, so they say, Sl111l'i01ls 1601111117116 is flmf way. BIEEKS, LOTS Quiet, yes, but possessed of a rirliglztful some of hm11m'. MEXCHINE, ANGELA Home Economics Club, 2. One of our I1appy-go-lucky cla.9.r111,affs. MESSINA, ADELINE All work and no play makes lurk a dull boy. Eighty-iwo AAAAA WES?vwz19HO' A A A A MEYERS, LOIS Student Rep., 2, 3, Spanish Pretty, ffffrpy, jvm'.vo11aIvIe.' MILLER, ANNETTE Clubs: Latin, 25 Math, A 'zvalkifzy hl'.Yf01'j'f 4. MILLER, ETHEL Spanish Club, 2, 3. Always up fo 1l1ISt'11IFf.l Hats nfl' fo .llrirgfu-0116 4 graduates! MILES, MARIE Not too Xl?1'I01l.Y-Iliff foo jolly good ffllmv. MILLISON, BEATRICE Latin Club. Her opinion can lm rvlied MINOR, ALICE Student Rep.. 43 Clubs: G 2. Our idea of au A-I girl. MINOR, CAROLYN Class Treasurer, 4. A symphony in C Minor zz Club, 2, 3. MILLER, MARGAR ET Student Rep., 4: Home Economics Club, 2. if nm' yozzfnfml yfryq rllfmyx ll uffmz. lee, -43 Spanish, 'ith 710 discards. Eiglzty-fhrcc' ixixixixi::327EE:f327XFiS:E3'Y::ixixixixi MISANSKY, EVA Clubs: French, 45 Home Economics, 3. A successful saleswoinan. MITCHELL, ALIDA VVESTXVARD Ho! Rep., 25 Clubs: Spanish, 3, 45 Sphinx, 4. A lovely idealist. MOORE, JANE Capable and conscientious. MOORE, VIRGINIA Latin Club. Jllany times have we seen that curly black head bent studiously over a book, only to find out later that it's one of Sax R01171Z67JS! MORRIS, ADELYN Attractive and vivaeious. MUELLER, ELSA DI's foremost afhlete. MUHR, HILDEGARDE Spanish Club, 3, 4. One of those rare girls with the Victorian art of blushing. MUSKATT, EDITH Clubs: Latin, Math. Delightful! Eighty-four 4 A 4 A A WESTYf5F.1?-H9.L-tSutSA-5,-5,-5 MYERBERG, BEATRICE Athletic Rep., 3, WESTWARD Ho! Rep., 2. A silent partner in our flV1H-lllll a real asset. MYERS, HELEN Clubs: Camera, 33 French. Z3 Math, 2. Never a 7U0l'l'y, nezfez' ll f0H7'iAlTi'llAX'S flu' .fame Helen dear. NEEDHAM, DOROTHY Latin Club, 1, Z, 3. Her eyes-rlvefr, clark fvaals af lveanfyf NEEDLE, EYELYN Clubs: French, Latin, Math. Evelyn has already aclz1'4'I'efl lzvr' P. H. D. -Persmlalify, 11011011 Dignity. NELL, CHARLOTTE XVESTXYARD Ho! Rep., Z3 Clubs: French. Z, 35 Glee, 4. lfelmla' our f7lt'fIll'F-Hgljfn' of l7I7lfJt't'F1t'UlU NELSON, FRANCES Orchestra. This flemnre New Yorkez' would lII.Vpl7'1' lllinclzell himself fn write a master- piece an blue eyes. NICHOLSON, HELEN Class Treasurer, 33 Latin Club, Z, 43 Leg- atus, 2. Nick's another tl7lIlIl'fl0IlS Latin xlndent, loyal in lzer alma mater. NIEMAN, BERTH.-X Berilzalr golden hair l11'ighfen.v our dark days. 'E li Q lhf ,fe f I .,3.' .nR'.in 'f H. .. . . ...dl . X. Eiglzfy-jim' ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::0 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA ORFUSS, CHARLOTTE Treasurer, 2: Student Rep., 3, 43 Com- mittees: Freshman-Junior, junior-Sem ior Boatricleg Clubs: Occupational Therapy: Spanish: Vice-President of Home Economics: Secretary of Schol- arship Committeez VVESTWARD Ho! Staff. C71tlI'l0fILl', om' dark-l1r1i1'ed gypsy, '32 is fvrozm' of yon! OSBORXE, FDNA School Orchestra, Z, 3, 4: State Orches- tra. 3, 4: Clubs: French, 35 Math, 2. D6 is prvzld of its l'l'f7!'FSl'7IfUff'Z'I' in fha' 01'- rlzesfra. PALACE. BETTY Spanish Club. :I fi'i1z1z1'11gf smile, a lmsf of friwzds-Buffy. P,-XRKIC, LaRUE Orchestra, 4: Volley Ball Team, 45 Com- mittees: Freshman-Soph Dance: Soph- Senior Dance: Senior Play: Council Capers, 3, Clubs: Camera, French, 4: Garden, 2, 3, 4: Latin, l, 2, 3, 4: Math, l, Z, 3, 4. Ham' we ll f1lf1H'l' Jane Cowl in mn' midsl? PASTER, JEANNETTE Jrmizzftiv is Hn' Ht'l'l1t'kI'l'H of D4-wise and 0fI10m'z'sc. PECK, CAROLYN Clubs: Art, Latin Legatus. Parlay is a perk of fzm with just perks and Perks of z'Im1'111. PELL, SELMA French Club, 2, 3. Her pnpizlarify is well deserved. PENDING, LILA VVESTWARD Ho! Rep., 1, 23 Class Treas- urer, 2: Art Club, 2, 3, 4. Poise, bmw-ty, and style! Iiighty-six 5-.iI:S-.iI-f WESIYYAFPIIQ! A A 4 A A PESARO, MARIAN Clubs: Dramatic, French, Zg Latin, 2, 3, 4, Math, 1, Z, 43 Spanish, 3, 4, Sphinx, 4. She of fhe flueul f0llyl1K'. PHILLIPS, LUZETTA Clubs: Glee, 23 Math, 2. We 110711 1HlllCl'.Yfl1llF1 flzr' .vehtiulenf ex- pressed 111 fhe .mug I'S2Ueel and Lovely. PHIPPS, KATHERINE Clubs: Glee, 25 Math, Z. Quiet, sweet, siuveere. PHIPPS, MARY C. Capable in Englislz! See her' .vmre in Com- prelze1zs1'z'es. POLAND, MILDRED Clubs: French, 43 Sphinx, 4. lfVh0le.rome and sincere. PRICE, VERA Verrfs life is just one new song after an- ollzer. There'll have to be a brillianl eomposer to keep her lmxy. PRUCE, ADA An agreeable spirit, a kind heart. REINHARDT, MARGARET Girls may be short, girls may be tall, Margaret Reinhardt is friend to all. Eiglzly-.veifen AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA REISER, SOPHIE Perhaps Sophie majored 'in' cooking be- cause her 7l10ff0 'is Be PrrfffarCd !! RENNINGER, CECILIA Lovczble and steam! RIEVER, DORIS Committees: Ring, Soph-Senior Dayg Council Capers: Teams: Basketball, 23 Golf, Tennis, Volley Ball, 3g Clubs: Art, Fencing, Latin, Swimming. Beauty, falmzf, fvopnlczrify-fcfliaf more fan you ask? REYNOLDS, MAY Gym Review, 25 Clubs: French, 4, Gar- den, 3. Dfs original rUisUfrc1c'l2er. RESNICK, RENA An. alert, Sf1'IIlfll1ffl77 ZC'!l1'd e.rp1'fssi011. RIEBLING, MARIAN Sphinx Club. C9110 of our few dignified Seniors! ROE. EDITH Senior Day Committee, W'Rs'1'wARD Ho! Rep., 43 French Club, 4. Edith will do anyz'l1irzg for a frimzrl, and L7'ZJC7'y011.f? is her friend. ROEHMER, ELMA Student Rep., 4, Volley Ball Team, 4. Elma is the toast of D3-lozfalnle, courte- ous, brilliant. - -- Eiglzfy-Clglzt AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA ROSEN, CECILIA Cecilia lows all lim' classes! l l ROSENTHAL, ELIZABETH Student Rep., 2, 3: Chairman of Student Council, 4: Soph-Senior and Junior- Freshman Party: Council Capers 3, 4: Junior Play: Clubs: Camera: Dra- matic: Glee, 2, 4: Latin, Z, 3: Math, 4: Sphinx, 4. PVifl1 I?cfl1's dralllafir and Ivrflifzg ability, we lmwf lliglr lzopm fm' lim' fnfzlrc. ROSS, AMIiI.I.fX French Club. Alllfllid-41lll'tIL'll Z l7, arflcss. azldafiozls. ROYPEN, MIRIAM French Club, 4. llIl1'lIl1'l'l,S attitude Ii0'ZUfll'U1 sfuclies and St'Il00l71'lUf65 endears lm' to all. RUBY, FRANCES Clubs: French, 21 Latin. 2: Math, 2, 4. If must lm fuzz fo lmzw 0 11111110 flzaf tvorks lmllz wnys. RUSSELL, EILEEN Hockey, Varsity Team: Latin Club. Is Eilfmi 1.l1fUl't'.Yll'd only in sffnrhv? Olz. fllflyfllll RUSSELL, THELMA ffTl7llllllj',i is qzriff 1n0zlm'n. in spilt, of an m'4'a.v1nur1l blzfslz and lim' jvrcffy curls. SAGAL, ESTELLE Volley Ball Team, 2: Clubs: French, 2, 3. Good-rzafzzzwl and jolly is Essiv. Eighty-fzilzc Y V- ii ixi::ixixiH327Es:f327XFi5:H3T::i::i: i:' X' ' 1 i---------------------A------------------:::::v.:::::::::-.:::: SALAMON, EVELYN The girl with those mifrwgettalzle lwowii eyes. SOLLOVVAY, MARY illary is a quiet lass, ln all lier subjects sure to pass. SATTERFIELD, NEVA .Vnlmdy ever accused Nezfa of talking too nzuclz, lmt slze is zzewer caught napping. SANDLIQR, HANNAH Committees: Soph-Senior Dance, Fare- well, 3, Ring, Clubs: Art, French. Attractizfe, smartly dressed, talented in costzmze dcsignizig. SAPERSTEIN, RUTH Clubs: Latin, 4g Math, 2, 45 Ninety. A lmsy bee, as applied to lessons. SAUER, JANE VVESTWARD Ho! Rep., 2, 35 Council Ca- pers, 3, Clubs: Dramatic, 45 Camera, 33 French, 2, 4, Latin, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sphinx. lf determiuatiozz is a factor' of success, Jane will certaznly succeed. SCHLAFFMAN, MOLLIE French Club. Om' M'0llie lzas wlzat we all desire-pep, wit, amlwitiofz. SCHAPIRO, ANNE VVESTWARD I-Io! Rep., 2: Clubs: Art, 2, 33 French, 3, 4. ' A clever little girl! Ninety g:::::: ::: .- ::::::.-::: .-::: ::: ::: ::::::::::::::::.-.-:::::::::::: 4 A A A 4 WESTYYP1F.1?H9.! -5 -fuiuiuf SCHLISSELBERG, ESTHER Junior and Senior Plays: Senior Play Coni- mittee: Student Rep.. 4: Clubs: Dra- matic, 3, 43 French, Z3 Glee, 2, 3, 4, Possvmvd of fha! l'lI7'C f0Il1l7flllIfl0HI lzmkx. Qf'r.ro11aIifj'. and tvif. SCHMINKE, NAOMI i Soph-Senior Party: French Club, 4. fllwnyx in dvnzmzd to fvaflz Hn' lafrsf .s'h'fv.r. I SCHRIEIHER, EDXA Clubs: French, 23 Home Economics, 43 Latin, 23 Math, 4. l'Vi1lfl.f 011 her' ffvf-U sinilc' in hm' eyes. SCHXVARTZ, I.-XXETTE Clubs: Dramatic, French, Glee, Home Eco- nomics, Latin, Math. Anoflnv' m'fr'f'.r.r! I SCOTT, HELMA Clubs: French, Latin. Baby liafvp, alflmzzgflz rl Senior .If!'0'Zi't'!l , is still a fifth' girl. . ,, .. SEIDLER, IRENE French Club, 2, 3. Tall and slerzdrn'-aIz.' SELIS, ZELDA Ufvflllf did we do for SIIILICS Imforv Zvldn FIIIIIL' 0111' Quay? SCHACK, LENORE Class Song: Student Council, 1, 2, 3. 43 W'EswTARD Hol, 1, Z: Staff, 43 Clubs: Ninety, Latin, Math, Sphinx, Vice- Chairman. Refer the seeker for a SZtt'L'I'SSfIlI studcnf nz' friend 10 Lwzore, '32's eval'-tvilliznf lzvlpfr. . I Niuafy-om' A A AAAAA-AAAY-ES-TWA?-P HO! A A A A A SHAPIRO, DOROTHY Clubs: Glee, 3, 43 Home Economics, 3, 4. Blitlze and debonair describes Dot to a T , SHAPIRO, ELSIE Her frank smile wins her many friends. SHAPIRO, HENRIETTA fill iuferesizfuy talker. SHOSTACK, SYLVIA Student Council, 33 Glee Club, 35 French Club, 43 Fencing, 4. I-In alert mindaa .rynzfrelflzefic listener. SHRINER, JANICE Clubs: French: Latin Legatusg Mathg Sphinx: Council Capers, 3: VVIQST- WARD Ho! Staff. 4. Size eau do many H1ll1flS well. SI-IRINER, MILDREIJ Your .velzolarly faslzfmz 0'Z'C1 ZU116IlI1S 11.9. SIBLEY, VIRGINIA Athletic Rep.g Vice-Chairman, S. A. C., 4. Happiest zvhen in the yield of aefion-a genuine aihletef SIGLER, JOSEPHINE Clubs: Art, 25 Math, 4. f0's eoijfzzre elzauyes every iUC6'k-SIJIIZLM tunes fwlre ll week. Nmety-two A A A A A WESTW:A1RI?AI-LQATAAAAAA A A A SILYERMAN, SYLVIA Pin Committee: Cluhs: French: Home Ec- onomics, l, 4, Latin, 1, 2, Math, lg ,S'l1111'fl11111d 111111 .S'11111.r01z 500111 111 .Ylllll 11p Syl21i11'.v f'Jlfll'C 1'.1'1sz'1'11f1'. SINUSH, ALDONA Sphinx Cluh, 4. IJPFIIFIAIIIIITIZ lla1'1'1.r011 1'1'i111'111'1z11f1'1l'. SISCOVICK, ROSE Clubs: Latin: Math. H1 fV!'FdfL'f Cl 111111111111 f11f111'1' fm' R11.v1'. STSKIND, SICLMA Clubs: Latin, 4g Math, 4. TI11' girl with H11' f11'1'11111111v11f s1111I1'. SKELLY, ELIZ,-XBETH Cooperative Bureau, Z: Student Rep., 23 Cluhs: Garden, 23 Spanish. 3, 43 Play- ers' Guild, 4. C'11111I11'111' 11111111-v, f7t'I'.Y07I1IHfj', 11111f ruff, 111111 fl1t'l'!' ix Eli.:11I11'z'l1. SLEMAKTQR, ELIC.-XNOR French Cluh, 4. I.111111I1 1111117 H11' ic'111'Id l111111l1.r fviilz 3'1111,' iv1'1',l1, and you i1'1'1'f1 11I11111'. lf11'111101' I7l'l'fC'7'.Y 10 lllllflll. SMALL, BETTY French Cluh, 3. 1711 i11f1'1'1z1'.v 17141-V Il f7tII'f 111 Hefty' 1'1111f1'1' of 'z'111'af11111? SMALL, KATE French Club, 4. P1'f1s1111v111' 111111111 turf! 11.v1' IXVt7fF'.S' .r1111I1'?! Ninety -tl11'1'12 ,- 331 .1 Y EVA 1 Q --in i::Ixi::1::i::227EE:i3?7AIb' ii 6 E ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I , iz ..., in , SAVITZ, ANNA Class Treasurer, 4, Latin Club, 2. O111' sop11'ist1v1zfwd Sf'n1'01'. SMITH EVELYN Spanish Club, 3, 4. Hcrrls to Ewlyu, the pd of lm' rlassf SMITH, LARINE F1'if11d!i11vs.t pm's0a1ifi1'd. SNESIL, ESTHER Student Rep., 4, Volley Ball Class Team, 3, 4, Clubs: Spanish, 3, 4, Sphinx. 4. A real worlecr, witli II szzmzy disj1ositio11. SNYDER, REBECCA Committee for History Play, 4, XVICSTNYARD Hol, 4, Athletic Rep., 3, Iive1'1i11g S1111 Carnival, 2, 3: Teams: Volley Ball, Year 2, 3, Basketball, Clubs: Camera, 3, French, 2, Latin, 1, 2, 3, 4, Legatus 3, Treasurer, 4, Math, 2, Ninety, 1, 2, 3, Sphinx, 4. II'vt'SfI?1'IIiS S1'IT'Ul'-fllllffllfd 01'a1'111'. SNYDER, TILLIE Clubs: Latin, 2, 3, 4, Math, 2, 4, Sphinx. 4. Tz'll1'e's hair just L'1lI'IS and fzzrls. How she 11111.v1' pity .S'f7'Ul-flllf-1lCli7'6lli girls! SOLLOD, RENA Student Council, 3, W'Es'1'w1xim Ho! Staff, 4, Cooperative Bureau Rep. 4, Class Volley Ball Team, Z, 3, Clubs: Dra- matic, 3, 4, Spanish, 3, 4. Tlzrce tuords desc1'1'Ive Rvua: C00f7L'l'GfZ.'UC, considemfc, 0011scic1zl1'011s. SOLLOD, SELMA Clubs: French, 2, Latin, l. 2, 3, 4, Math, 2. Short as is our acqizaifztauce with Selma, already size has gamcd a place among 11s. Ninety-four I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' 'w EE-TifffiEYi:5T::i::i::i::i:' I SOLLOXVAY, MARY llfury is a quivf lass, In all lim' 51llPf!'L'f.S' Slll't' fo fmsx. SOLOMON, RIQNA HN' fumozzs last ic'm'd.f: Iii SOUTHARD, YIQLMA Clubs: French, 4: Sphinx, fl t'tIf7fI Z'GfIiIIj! h'a.n'.' SPIES, DORIS Student Rep., 33 Latin Club. Doris has lligflz aml1ifin11s,' IILTOIIIU fm l7T'It1fl'1.l'. SPIZLER, SOPHIE Clubs: French, Latin. Sufvlziv 1111dm'.m1111f,v wily 'Iva' and only nm' lmzgzm. SPONSLER, lil .A-XINl-I Student Rep., 2: Ring Clubs: Glee, 3. 41 Span lmw I -w.v:g1.f - 4 . ,,.. , 4. 5110 tvixlzvs fu Izum' ffm mrs Committee, 31 ish. 3, 4. Elainvlr sivvvf .wprmzo fwife giws rf. fvlmxzfrv. STOUT ER, Hl l .DA Tfzvrv is Iltfflllllfl in 17 zzamf. STEPH ENS, ALMA Pvlvfvy, full nf fun, Suzilvs for cw1'yor1v. M-.34 R. N inety- ,Eve AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA E ..........-....... 3 STREAKER, LUCINDA 1 Yozfll find her zvlzcre the rrowd is. l l STOCKETT, AMELIA Class Treasurer, 35 Student Rep., 4. flfflflifl ic'o1'l?.x' hard at f1'11zes-csjvocially dIH'I.J14tj ffllz period. STRIGLE, FERN Clubs: French, 2, Home Economics, Z, Latin, 2. A ffflllflllf, lzcarf-slzojvod fare! STROMBERG, MIRIAM Azzflxority on iwfzof is mos! soplzistirafod in semor fa.fI1'zo1z.f. STULMAN, ETTA Etta is an illlI i'L'ldIlL1I1..S'f-1.11 hor roijjfzlre, hor' 'llIUl'k.V in j7l1ysifs, and hor' Sill!-ftl7I. SUGAR, BERNICE Class Treasurer, 2, 3, 43 Clubs: French, 43 Home Economics, 3, 4. Bright as a dollar and as sweet as hor 11117112 zulpllosf SULS, EVELYN lVo1'k and accomfrIi.s1z -is Efoelyuis motto! SUMMERS, ISABELLE Hockey and Volley Ball Teams, 2, 35 Stu- dent Rep., 2. Her thief interest-athletics! Ninety-six 5A-inte-intlAYfF.5IYfA?.1?-H9.L-5--5A-5ui--5 SUPER, MARY Very quiet until some sound advice is needed. TARBOX, LOUISE Although Louise is a newcomer, her artis- tze ability 13 already recognised. THALHEIMER, RUTH A Western athlete of ivlzouz we are proud. THOMAS, DOROTHY Student Rep., 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3. Tlzose foseiuating eyes! TULL, FANNIE Student Rep., 1, 2, 4, Clubs: French, 2, Home Economics, President 4, Latin, l, 2. D6 thinks Pete the best-Ioolciizy Student Rep. in l'l'yC5fU1'll. TUNICK, ESTHER Hockey Team, 1: Clubs: Camera, 33 Latin, 1, 2, 3, 45 Math, 2, 4. Tall, dark and handsome! UDELL, BEATRICE Clubs: Art, 2, French, 2: Latin, Z. Our desire-her artistic ability. UPPERCUE, MIRIAM Spanish Club. Shy and quiet, liked by everyone. Ninety-se'ven AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA VELINSKY, RENA Clubs: French, 2, 3, Latin, 2. folly good eoinjnany,-full of firing Always with smiles for everyone. VOGEL, ANNA Class Treasurer, 3, 4. Have you C'Z!Cl' lzeard Anna say, VV'ill every girl bring lzer dues? XVAGNER, IDA Art Editor VVESTVVARD I-Io!, 43 Senior Playg Clubs: Player's Guild, Spanish Pres., 4. lnfnite possibilities in stenogralvliy, Slmn- isli, Eizglisli, and nrt. VVALKER, LILLIAN Student Rep., 4g NVESTWARD Ho! Typing Staff, 4. Of czrtistit' ability and with a .vtrong elmnee of llevomivzg a elminpion tyfvist. VYARTHEN, NETTIE VVEs'rwARD Ho! Rep., 25 Spanish Club, 3, 4. A rvilliizy worleer-fl flzeerfnl comrade. VVAXMAN, EDITH Teams: Hockey, l, Z, 35 Varsity, Z, 3, 43 Volleyball, Z, 35 Council Capers, 35 Clubs: Camera, 3, 4g French, 2, Latin, l, 2, 3, 43 Math, l, 4, Player's Guild. Edith shines in the H's-history, hockey, and liair. VVEILLER, ALICE Clubs: Art, French, Latin, Math. Pretty to walls witlig witty to talk withg pleasant to think of. WEINER, LA ROSE Very diferent, even to the spelling of her name. . I Ninety-eight A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A e:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: BRENNER, EVELYN Y Tall, slender, and llIySff?I'i01lS., WEISS, EDITH VVESTXVARD Ho! Rep., 2, 33 Junior Play: Cafeteria Committee, 43 Business Manager, VVIQSTWARD I-I0!, 4g Volley- ball Class Team, 2, 3: Clubs: Player's Guild, 43 French, 4. Ry '32 she is held dem' For fwifeless ivnrk IH Uz'ery j'l'lI7'. WILLHIDFI, VERA Clubs: Glee, 4: Spanish, 2, 3. lVe .ree the flower of her 1lIl1A'lt'ClI szzere.s'.r I7C'fII1Z111'1lfl I0 bud. VVILLIS, ANNA Clubs: Art, 3, President, 35 Spanish, 3. A zealous zvorleer, a eheerfzzl rmzzfwanimz. WILLS, CAROLINE Clubs: Latin: Ninety, 2, 3. Late fo bed and early to risen must make one healthy and wise, if Caroline is an e.1'a111ple. WIPPERT, DORIS Student Rep., 4. Same day we .rlznll find Doris as a f11'iz'ate serrefary fn flze PI'USIdEl1f nf fl1l7 United States. VVISNER, AUDREY VVEs'rwARn Ho! Art Staff, 4: Spanish Club, 3, 4. .Yez'er' start lzez' yiggli1zg1,' if has dz'.msfr'1ms effeffx. WISONG, MARTHA French Club, 2. Uflmf does ,llarflza do Iwefrveen S ffeluek and 8.58? Nhzety-1zz'1ze Q-Atlltllilli--WESTWARD HO! A A--5-:ui Y.-XRMOSKY, ANNA Volleyball Team, 4, French Club, 2, 3. Alma Iilefx 1110 Imyswand trim wrsa. ZALIS, EVELYN Treasurer 2, 4: Clubs: French, Z, Lati flute' we 5111111 miss E'zmIyH'.v 17Il0j't111fl' sp ZEMEL, SARA Like H16 S1111-UIiUUj'S l11'iyl11'. ZINZ, FLORENCE Clubs: Latin, Math. Latin and Gl'1.fIZ7!ZCflC hold 110 fL'7'l'01',Y 2 Florrze fakes command. ZIEBOL, JANETTE Student Rep., 3, Athletic Rep., 4, Cl Glee, 23 Latin, 2, Math, 4. Held dear by mwryozze. ZIMMERMAN, RUTH Student Rep., 35 Latin Club, 2. One of Ilzc last on our rolls-one of first m om' lzcarts. ZIMMERMAN, SARA Others abide our qzzestionr. Thou art fr One hundred i n, 2. irif! uihvn ubs : flze n 'CLK AAA AAA A A WESTWARADHQ! HA -AA -AAA- A BERMAN, BETTY Clubs: French, 23 Math, 2. ,-I lvlorzde-line forms to the right! BRONNER, FANNIE Correet and fvreeise-elewer and piqnant. CLAS, HELEN Always smiling, always yay! COUSINS, ELIZABETH Clubs: Occupational Therapyg Spanish, 2, 3. No, slze's not related to 11s all! Cousins is the name. FISHMAN, RUTH Spanish Club. Quiet, steady, pleasant. FRIEDMAN, LILLIAN Unasszzmiua, persistent: likely to succeed! GEYER, AUDREY Ejt'ieie1zt-for all her gay and earefree manner! KORNBLUTH, MURIEL Glee Clubg Operetta, 4. She wields a ready penril at making rapid sleetelzes. MILLER, MARY A soft answer tnrneth away wrath. MOSHENBERG, IDA French Club, 4. Resonreefnl, dependable, helpful-our Ida. ROSENBERG, MARIAN Appealingg 1lllf0l'!76ffLlblL'l SALYERS, MARGARET Sl1e's the one with the lovely red hair. SILVER, EDITH Some persons aelziefve latenessl ZERITSKY, -IENNIE Volleyball Class Team. Jennie intends to study nursing when shorthand fails Iiei One lzundred one AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Maroon and Gold llZ11' 411711101111 111111 G0111011 1111111101' G0111, 1110 11110 of .v1111111101' 51111.Y1I11Il', 1611111105 f11'11111113' 1.11 1110 111-0050. .S1I.1j7I1f11'A' 1110 1113'11113' 1X'1Z0'ZL' 1110 111111131 1111'11g.s' 11 .v1111111s for, T11111 200 1I11'ZU1f1l 1111111 111111 g1t1l1 110111'1.v 11s 1111167117111 1111111111012 C100 111 11111010011 11II.1'1.X'-11II'Ul'. 1701' 111050 111105 111'0 1lI01't' 1111111 C0101'S R011, 1110 1'0101' of 1110 x11111'1'x0, T1101 011'0 11100151110 10 11111 0310. is 1110 01111110111 011111 111050: f11'4lt'F.S' s3'111111111':011 10 211.51011 l1'1's11'0111, 1106111132 flI111I, 111111 1'0I11'1111c'-- Fair iU1'1111'11 1'1IU11' 171'I'fj1Z1 1111115 110. T0 11-10's 1101j1f11110.vx 1110 1r03's. 117i.x'1111111, b6C1Z1f3', f1II'11l, 01111 1'0I11'1I1jC'I flfllj' 0111' 111011115 f01'0z'01' 110 .Si1I.1'1't'11 113' 10110 of 1111-S, 0111' 1111111100- 1:l'l'l'fI701llJS 7IZ1I1'k 01 103'11113'. 1 0110 111111111011' 1-200 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA HELEN CICERO, ,,,,, , ,, ,,7,,7 I ' rcxidwzf SYLVIA MILLERL 7,,,,, ,,,,,, S ecreiary ANNA IQYAN NN,,, NN,,,,7 V 1'cv-Presirlmf VIRGINIA REDMAN ,,I, I III,, Treasurer HELEN li. VVELIJQNER ,Class f1f11fi.rw' Pledge 0f1934 l, as Z1 member of the Class of W54, do hereby pledge my loyalty to XYester11 lligh School: dedicate myself to its ideals: promise ever to he honest, inclustrious. and courteous: to devote my time earnestly to my studies and live up to the motto of my school: 'WYG have received light, let us give forth light. Om' 1111mI'r'I'd tlzrvv AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA This space is reserved out of compliment to the youngest members of our nzwzil fam- ilylthe Freslimeu-iwlio will not he photographed until they recover from their first voyage and its atteiiflzmt sezlsielmess. fpllf' lzztzzdrca' four if ff ' :Nui ,1, 3,,. WS. -43 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA The Camera Club The ollicers of the club for 1931-1932 are: Chief Salesman 11,,,, 111,,, B 'TARY C. VV1TKowsKI President ,.,,,,.,,1,.... ,,,,,111,.,., H ARRIIQT FINGER T1'Ca.rm'e1' ,,,,. . ...,........ VIRGINIA LE VOY Scvreta1'y I7,,,II,.I ,,.,IIIIIII,,,,.. . . I..,,, HORTIENSIE ,IACKMAN The Camera Club! K'What does it mean ? VVhat do they do P VVhat -Ju is it all about. We are a small group, yet we do much for our school. It is in a small, dimly lighted room that the printing of not only school pictures but also our own nega- tives takes place. Under the leadership of Miss Mullikin, our faculty adviser, the Camera Club has prospered greatly. We are unusually successful in carrying out these aims: 1-To teach girls to take and to print good pictures. 2-To furnish the school with pictures of classes, teams, plays, and the like. 3-To provide a scholarship to Goucher College through the sale of pictures. LP-To provide social fellowship. Any student studying physics is eligible. Since the beginning of the year, we have had both business and social meetings. We have been on several hikes and visited the Baltimore Museum of Art besides having had extremely interesting entertainments. One h1HLd7'CIf sir AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Glee Club The VVestern High School Glee Club has had an especially pleasant and active year under the guidance and direction of Mrs. Lucille Tingle Masson, Instructor of Music at Westerii. The First important event of the club was participation in the Christmas Assemblies, considered to have been among the most beautiful and impressive ever given in the school. The Christmas program was repeated for the public on Friday evening, December eighteenth, by the club and orchestra. On December twenty-first, the Glee Club held its Christmas party. The third and fourth year members of the club were afforded real pleasure in being selected to sing with the graduates at the February commencement. Our annual radio broad- cast was scheduled for April twenty-second. Next came the presentation of the operetta Cinderella, by Harvey WOYtlllI1gtOH Loomis, early in the spring. The proceeds will be devoted to providing musical scholarships for talented graduates. To conclude the year a party will be held, probably in the form of a picnic to Bay Shore. Nineteen thirty-cme-thirty-two has been a year of constant activity and enjoyment on the part of our director and members. One hzmdrvd sezfmz QAAQAAA-At--AAAYESTWARD HO! A A A A A The Latin Club If1'I1'11z' 160171110 fT1Illf1ll!1C1lllC oldest club with the newest ideas! These ideas-- varied in scope-are presented for the entertainment of our members on the first Thursday of every month, January excepted. Portraying' accurately the people. dress, and customs of ancient Rome is not an easy taskg but the Latin Club does it, and in a very interesting manner, too. This year's activity was inaugurated by Humor and Rhythm- Pyramus and Thisbef' followed by a get-together dance. Later meetings fostered our sense of beauty and our appreciation of art. Last. but not least, enjoyable was that appeal to our palates-the Roman banquet. Someone once asked, Do real, live girls belong to a Latin Club? The more than three hundred members of the Filicze 160771110 A11f1'q1me will answer that quickly enough. fpllf' I11111d1'z'd riglzt ixi: 1: ixi::?7EAE:fQ7XYi5:EH?i::i::i :i::ixi The Math Club 'l'he aim of the Math Club is to present the entertaining possibilities of mathe- matics. During l93Z, the club has fully attainecl its ambition through the careful guiclance of its presidents, Ainalie Rosenfeld ancl Selina l.ihernian, and through the help of the boarcl of clirectors ancl inenibers of the Mathematics Department. Wie were unusually fortunate to have Miss Olive XY. Dennis, a NVQ-stern High School graduate who is at present einployerl as an engineer for the llaltiinore ancl Ohio Railroacl. speak to us at our inaugural meeting of 1931-l932 on the value of inalheinaties in engineering. :Xt a late meeting, the possibility of associating clra- niaties with niatheinaties was shown when A Sjw4'1'a1I gave to the Math Club that clever play, 'XX l,ittle journey to the l.ancl of Blatlieinaticsf' :X George Xllash- ington liicentenuial Leap Year Dance in February and a bus trip to Mt. Yernon in May were the two social celebrations of the club. The Math Club has led a successful year: its activities have tenclecl to form this equation: Interesting anrl instructive talks fl! clever games -if inatheinatical plays 1 a thoroughly enjoyable year for the club. Xlve hope that the Math Club of succeeding years will be able to form ancl balance an equally desirable equation. i Om' liizrzdrra' wmv A A 6 5- AA-WESTWARDHQ! 5--5--fue-Af kr, H, A A The Players' Guild The Dramatic Club, after several years of comparative torpor, awoke this year with a bang and the name Players Guild. Its first meeting skipped gaily through two rib-tickling comedies, which evidently gave much satisfaction to the listeners: these have been steadily coming back for more whenever opportunity presented itself. The Players' Guild, however, did not confine its histrionic efforts to club meetings alone. Several members portrayed important parts in the Senior play, 0nce There Was a l'rincess. The Guild also presented f'VVisdom Teeth as part of the Council Capers entertainment. Other plays were given, including 'flce VVater, pl-! Vifhen weighed in the balance they were not found wanting. Several wagonloads of enthusiasm and cooperation were the secrets of our success. VVe pass on with the hope that the Players, Guild movement, 1931-1932, will be car- ried on, not as well as in the past, but much better. Ona IZIIIIUYVCIT 1011 A A A A A WESTWARDHQ-lututlltllt--Q Sphinx Club Clmirmfzzz AAAAA AAAAAA . KA'1'riAmNia KING Vive-Clmirzlmlz ,,l.l'2NORIC SCHACH ClItIl1'1IIKIII of Progruizi CSOIIIIIIIIHUU, lllillif Se1110.vIv1', IXIATIIRYN CosTER3 Svrozzd Sl'1lIC'Sft'I', liukxlciz Hoi.izRooK Cllllllfllltlll of ElIfL'1'f'tIl-1l1IIt'Ilf Cm1111z1'ffvu,.,,e ,,7, 7 ,,,,, 77,7, N E1.i.1i2 GRACE HUSKINS The aims of the Sphinx Club are: The further study of historical prohlems, the investigation of current world questions. and the discussion of such topics as will train young minds to a wise use of leisure time. Should Married XYomen Forfeit Their Positions During a Depression? was the question first Considered. Discussion was led hy Helene Frank. ln November. Betty Vincent gave an excellent talli on ls the Honor System l racticahle in High School? Katharine Mettee next initiated a lively controversy on The Negro l'rolmlem in America. ln lfehruary rXdelaide Rodgers and Hilda lfarhman exten- sively discussed Disarmament Sylvia lfloam led an informal dehate on Shall lYe Go to College F In April Rosalie Bollinger discussed The Japanese Crisis. Our last meeting was the occasion of an informative tallq on Has Russia Solved the Depression lY,I'UlJlC1l1?.i hy Olive Levell. Of course, we realize that aside from stimulating intellectual growth a club must also nourish what johnson would have termed a cluhahle spirit. Xlve feel that the Sphinx Cluh has not only hroadened our mental outlook throughout the year, hut has given us social enjoyment. Um' lzilzztlwzi vlrrcii AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA - V f -J M... . Student Council The Student Council of 1932, with Elizabeth Rosenthal as its chairman, has tried to serve Western and the student body to the highest degree of efhciency. Insead of introducing an original idea into the school, the Council decided to tie up in a neat bow the ends that had been unavoidably left hanging by their prede- cessors. One of the many important traflic problems was that of an orderly exit from the auditorium gallery. A well developed system was soon put into effective operation. Congested conditions in the halls and on the stairways were eliminated. The condition of the gymnasium showers and locker rooms was investigated, and remedied as much as possible. The Student Council realizes that without the support of the faculty and student body, any project undertaken would have been defeated. We express our gratitude to all. One 111411-dred twelve A4444 WESTWARDHO! AAAAA v:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::: Staff of Westward Hof f1.liff01'-lull-C11Iffn TT. .,77,,, ,,,777,,,,,,,,,,,777,,7, C ATHICRINE GRAUEL .-1.v.vm'iatv Efiifwz I TTTT I 7,,,, ,,,,,,,7,, , ,,,,,, H IQLENE FRANK LITERARY STAFF ELIZARETII KNIIII' ,T I .7,, Jokes IQIQRIIWA SNY111-:R 7,,,,7,,,7 7,,,,,,7 , wlfl1l0z'z'fs CJLIYE LIQVIQLI. ANI: IANIU4: SHRINIQR 7,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,7, P lzofograplzy IQATIIARIXE KING ,AIJIELAIIJIC RODGIQRS SYINIA FLOANI LIQNORE SUHACII A RT EDITORS IDA AYAGNER AVIIREY AAVISNER BUSINESS STAFF EDITH XYIf:Iss ,,7,,, , Jflllltlfjfl' RENA SOLLOIJW I ,,,,,7,, ,7,,7,,,,,, T Jssisfnzlz' ESTIQLLIE I.II-NICK ,7,,77,,7 ,,,7,77 , ,,,,7,,, . '1!l Z't'I'fI'.YI.lI!j ,Ilmzagar TYPISTS CIIARI.oTTI-1 fJRFl'SS 7,,,,7, ,,,77,7 7,7,,,,,7, I ,77,7,, I C lzivf Tyjdsi LILLIAN AYALKIZR IDOROTIIY SCHAPIRO AIERA AVILLIIIIJIZ ,ANNA WYARMOSKY ESTHIQR .TARO CIIARLOTTIQ NELI. FACULTY AIJVISERS MISS I.AI'RA AI.IfoRIu Miss BESSIIQ 1iI.I2IIi.X4'KI2R DR. FRANc'1s LITZ Om' llzuzdrvd fllirfeclz i::i: i: ixix327EE:f327XYFE3T::i::ixi::i::i The Art Club The Art Club is directed this year by Miss Alford, Miss Snyder, and Miss Kellum. Billy Eppes is President, Marjorie Berry, Vice-President, Katherine McKay, Secretary, Carolyn Goldberg, Treasurer. A number of projects were undertaken for this year, especially work in leather, basketry, and painting. The culmination of our efforts was reached in a bazaar in the Spring. The returns from this will be used for a memorial to Miss Ross, who was always vitally interested in the Art Club. French Club Le Cerclc 1:71111-Cl1lS is really being taken seriously this year. Wlietliei' this is due to an indigenous affection for the Eskimo pies, chocolate bars, etc., served at meetings, or to an honest aspiration to pa-rlcr an francais, no one quite knowsg but the fact remains that the club is large in both enrollment and attendance. The officers are: President, Nellie Grace Hoskins, ,325 Vice-President, Marie Le Clair, '32g Secretary, Marie VVise, '33. The club emblem is a small gold pin with the letters C F worked into a simple and attractive design. Interesting plays and musical numbers have lent variety to the programs, in addition to dialogues and skits. The third Thursday of every month is a standing Hdaten with a larger number of girls than former VVestern French Clubs have ever boasted. Ts this because the girls are realizing that French is such a very romantic Romance language? Qui lf' .raz't? Paint and Powder Club Does time stand still? Wle used to believe that it did not. Yet Vllesternites claim that they are modern when they belong to this club-whereas, they strive for K'ideals which are purely archaic. Lipstick, rouge, eye-brow blackening, pow- der-the paraphernalia of this club-are seldom seen in fashionable salons of today. Are these girls modern, or is history repeating itself? One ll1l11fll7'L'fl fnzzrfemz 1 AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Home Economics Club President ,..,, , , , , . . ,, , ,FANNIE TULL Secretary , , TQTHEL ROTH Vire-President CHARLOTTE QRFUSS Treasurm' ,,..A ,,,,, , SARAH STEVENS Adviser ,,,,T...w,,,,E,E Miss TVTIRIAM JONES The Home Economics Club, though not old, has been very active. At a meet- ing which a large number attended, on the last Thursday in November, in the Practice Apartments, it was decided to meet on the last Thursday of each month. The entertainments provided by this club have been both interesting and en- joyable. The Christmas party proved to be a great success. In January a fashion show was given during a school assembly period. During this month, certain club girls modeled for a show given in the Auditorium by Miss Stevens of the Cotton Textile Institute. An inter-club meeting was held in March, at which officers and advisers of other Home Economics Clubs in Baltimore were our guests. Three field trips were arranged for April. Each club member was allowed to choose her own trip. The activities of the Home Economics Club of l93l-l932 closed in May with a party. Spanish Club Faculty Adfiiscr ,.... ........,c.c, ..... ..,c.., B I ISS HATT1E J. .ADAMS CLUB OFFICERS President, ,,.. ..,.,..c I DA NVAGNER Scmvfnry .... .... ..... . . . RAQUEL PEREZ Til'f'lI.S'lll'FI' ............., .BARBARA SIEGEL Habla usted espanol? No? What a pityl Then you can't understand the Spanish songs which are sung and the plays which are presented by the Spanish Club at its monthly meetingsg but grieve not, my dears, for neither does everyone else who attends. El Circulo Espanol is so popular that many persons who don't even know the meaning of Si. Si, senior attend faithfully. However. we initiates are not deceived: we can tell from the blank expressions on their faces that they are probably French or l.atin students. But all of our visitors are welcome, Per- haps some of the eloquent Spanish orations that they hear at our meetings will un- consciously permeate their minds, and thus win new converts to the study of Spanish. Sprinters Club Wvhat a vast number of self-elected VVesternites belong to this popular club! VVe have no faculty adviser. as our motto indicates- Push. shove, then run! Our members are from Freshman, Sophomore. Junior. and Senior years. VVe seem to be a healthy group, either because of the exercise suggested in our motto, or because of the satisfaction in realizing our aim-to get the long-desired ice cream sandwich. One hundred fftfcn QA-QA-QA-QAAQA-WESTWARD HO! A A A A A Senior Play ONCE THERE VVAS A PRINCESS Under the able coaching of the Misses Spielinan, llrown, Turner, Henson, and Rl. -Tones. the Cflass of V932 turned out a veig suc- cessful Senior l'lav. The play. Once There XYas a Princess, by Juliet XYilbor Tonipltins, was pre- sented to a niost attentive and interested audience on lleceinber 23, l93l. The plot centers about Princess llellatorre, who, after the death of her husband. de- cides to return to ,-'Xnierica -to her relatives and her foriner lover, l'hil Lennox. The acting of the entire cast was connnendable, Cflarice Burkholder's per- formance was, however, outstanding. I ler por- trayal of Aunt llleta Trini- ble created an uproar and was one of the finest bits of acting' which we have seen at Xliestern. Running a close second was Ida Vtfag- ner. whose ltalian accent was truly delightful. Both she and Nellie Grace Hos- kins seemed born to the purple -real ineinbers of royalty. Doris Sirkis also portrayed her part well. As the play closed with the reconciliation of the princess and Phil, there was deafening applause from the enthusiastic audience. Another hit for l932! Primfcss Dellaforrc ,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, .7 W i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,e.e,,,, , ,e,,,,,,, ,Nellie Grace Hoskins Signal' iliforomi ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,e,,.. .,,, ,.,,, .,,,,,,,.,,,,, , ,,ci,,,, , . , , ,,,,,,,,,,..,..c.....,,,, ,, Ruth Kreis The Old P1'I-'1lt'0.l'.V ,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,. . . .. ., lda Vlfagner Nurse! Boyd ,,e,,e,,, ,,,e,, ,,c,,, E X felyn Livingston lllaxr, Bova' i,,.,,,,,,,,,, Mm. Pltl'l'IiIIgf0H ,, W Zlifzat. S6'C77,'C'1' ,E , W 161117-X' Boyd, Azfzzf iliefa Ylfl-11117117 Y,,, , foe- Boyd , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,e, , W P1111 Lc1z1'z0.r Jlflilfmz D'A1'c'y , ,,,,, W J0.YCf71Il.71U, a ITVFIICII Illfllifly ,,.,, fmuziel Ada STIUU young girls Om' lzinzdred .s'i.1'fcc'H ,,,,,Elizabeth Brannon Evelyn Ellenson Katherine Mettee Katherine Gilbert Clarice Burlcholder Helen Lawrence Doris Sirkis Esther Schlisselberg Helen Jacobs SBonita Matthews La R ue Parke AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Junior Play Let us turn our minds back a year--to March 29, 1931. Our school auditor- ium is filled, for this is one of those days with one of those plays that are seldom , forgotten. lt is Junior Day. The Class of V932 is pre- senting one act of The Romancersf' by that cele- brated French playwright, Edmond Rostand. The play has the roman- tic atmosphere of the late Eighteenth Century, and both costumes and stage- setting are elaborate. The development of the entire act is set in a beautiful French garden. The story is an old one, yet it seems ever new. Sylvette and Percinet are madly in love with each other: thinking their fathers to be mortal enemies, the young lovers constantly fear that their devotion to each other will be discovered. The gardens of Monsieur Pasquinot and Monsieur Bergamin are ad- jacent. and it is at an inter- vening wall that the lovers meet to read Shakespeares Romeo and -Tulietv and to liken their love to that of those famous, ill-fated sweethearts. However, Sylvette's father and l'ercinet's father are really friends. They know that young people do not very often carry out the wishes of their parents: therefore, they feign a mortal hatred for each other. with hopes that their children, seeming to do so against the parents' wishes. will fall i11 love. It happens as the elders wish. The two fathers plan a magnificent abduction of Sylvette-a Hfirst-class abduction, with masks, dark mantles, torches, and music, and a sedan chair. The gallant hero Percinet saves Sylvette from her abductors. Monsieur Vasquinot and Monsieur Bergamin are so well pleased at Percinefs exhibition of bravery that they willingly give their consent to the mar- riage of Sylvette and l'ercinet. The costume and plot of The Romancersn captivated the audience-yet what would the play have been without the interpretation given it by the cast? Limited space will not permit our mentioning the merits of all. XVe can only say that no more capable persons could have been chosen for the heroine and the hero than Elizabeth Rosenthal and Helen Lawrence. ,-'Xnd shall we ever forget Ruth Kreis's sense of humor? One l111m1'r'0a' SL Z't'71fUL'lI A4444 WESTWARDHO! A4444 Cinderella The VVestern High School Glee Club and Orchestra presented Cinderella, a musical fairy tale in three scenes, on Friday evening, April first, with great suc- cess. The principals were: Laiitcma, Cimierellzzk sfefmzothei' ,.,,.v,,,,,,.,....... Muriel Kornblutli. '32 Cinderella eee.,,.,,,ee,,e,.,,ee,,v,,,.,,.....,,,...,,..,.....,.,.le,...., Geraldine Green, '32 Prmzella, Sardella-Ciizderella's stepsz'sfcrs, Katherine Mettee, '32: Florence Rogan, '33 E1a'ora, Ci'11de1'elIa's fairy QOCTIIIOHIEI' ....,,,e,,,,,,,,,le, Elaine Sponsler, '32 Pr-incc Clzar1111'1zg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,ee,,,.,.,...... . ,,,,, Alice Minor. '32 A Herald ,,,,.,,,.,e,,,,,,, ,,,,,,e, i,.. .,,e . . - ,,,,ee,,,,e,,,. , viola Hollinger, '32 VVith choruses of fairies. gnomes and guests, the cast included every member of the Glee Club. The orchestra, composed of our own students, played between the scenes. Special mention must be made of the fine work of the Glee Club accom- panist, Miriam Betz. The proceeds provided one of this year's graduates with a scholarship to the Peabody Conservatory. Ice Water Pl---. ' VVe saw lee VVater Pl-I , Fannie Hurst's popular short story, presented in play form to a VVestern High School audience. VVe thought the players were singularly able in their performance. Mr. Vettsburg CAnita Jacksonj, Mrs. Kaufman Clfdith Wzix- manj, Ruby Kaufman QBetty Bennettj, Mrs. Katz fDorothy Schapiroj, and Mrs. Finshreiber QClarice Burkholderj. were the main characters. In particular, we liked the scene between Mrs. Katz and Mrs. Finshreiber at the dinner table, and Mr. Vettsburgs proposal to Mrs. Kaufman. One hmzdrrd eighteen I ' I ' X' ' I' ' X::E715E'TQ:X Ff5:EE'7Ni::i::i::i::i . --A -A'--------A-+----A---AAA-::::::::::::::::::::::::::.'- One Iuuzdrvd vzinefvcn iutututut--YYF.5IYfAFJ?-H9i-A A A A A rr Biff midst the Iozm' 'Ul'Cf0l'f0ZflS shouts he heard Her foofsiejvs drawiazg nearer, and the sound Of f71llLfL'i'i'lZ'g 7'lll-71H?'1lI', and fhererzz' afeored His fiuslzed ozzo' eager face he f1fr1zed around, Ami even then lze felt Izer fvosf him bound Fleet as the whzd, buf scarcely sow her there Till on the goal she laid her fingers fair. One ll1Hlll1l'L'd fivelzfy ,T-J A A'I 1 1 'v2fES'T'v21'A'Rb'HOEHXHXHXHA A Hockey Team BESS BEEK , I 7 , SOPHIA HARIJY' , , ,. EILEEN RUSSELL ,,,, , DORIS -IOH NSTON ,,,,,, JANE AICCAULEY , ,, ,, A TEAM ELIZABETH CONE E,,E,,.., VIRGINIA SIBLEY ...... ...,. NANCY ALEXANDER ....,I,, LOUISE INNES, ,,,,,......EEE KATHERINE 1QIE1TZ, II,,I, RUTH THALHEIMER HBH TEAM ELSA MUELLER E,,,,,,,,.,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, VIRGINIA BAILEY ,,,,.,,.. ELLA CHANCE ,L,,LL,,,,. ROSALIE BOLLI NGER ,,,,vE,, ROSLYN NURICIN .,,,,,, NANCY HALL L,,L,L,,L DORA FELDMAN ,L....,L. ELEANOR JOYNER ,.....,., lVIADELI NE GROSZER MARJORY MATTHAI ,,,,L,,L RUTII ALT ,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,, One Iumdred twenty-two A ,,,,, Lvff H'i11g , ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Lvft Insidv Center 1701'wr11'd ,,I.,,.Rig11f 111.6110 Right LVl'Ilg .,.,,.,,,,,Left Half ,,,.,,,,C01ZfCI' Half Right Half Leff Fullback Righf Fullbnzck Goal Keepm' Lfyillg Ilzsidff ,,,,.,.,CCIlfC'I' Forward ,,,,,,,,,,,R'igl1t Inside ,,..-..,R1'glzt Vlfing ..,,,,,,,,,I,cfft Half cuter Half ,,,,,....R'igI1t Half ,,,,....L0ff Fzfllback ,....,Riglzf Fullback O,,,,,,,G0al Keeper ixixixi::i::327EE:f3E7XFi5:H3T::i::ixi :ixi D e c k S p 0 r t s HOCKEY 4 VARSITY Hockey seems to be our outstanding sport. It is with a feeling of satisfaction that we look back over our record in hockey. This year, for the second consecu- tive time, VVestern girls won the coveted P. A. L. city championship. We hope that next years performance will establish a third championship. On October 28 we met Forest Park in our first game of the season. From this game both of our teams emerged the victors. A team ........ 3-0 HB team ...... .. ..,...... ..,.,,.,.. 6 -2 The next game, one which we awaited with apprehension, was that with East- ern. The HA team was defeated 5-0. Our B's,', however, proved successful in the fray, with a final score. 3-0. A dangerously close score was the result of our encounter with Southern, Z-1 in our favor. On November 16 the bearers of the silver and green met us at Druid Hill Park for a return game. Forest Park won the A game, 2-13 our HB girls handed the F. P. H. S. B team a severe beating. The score was 9-0. The return game with Eastern was played November 23 at Druid Hill Park. Here both Western teams proved successful. The scores were: A's , 2-1: KCB!S7V 5 0 1 ' - Southern was again defeated by our team on the 3rd of December, by a score of 1-0. HOCKEY - INTERCLASS This year the Seniors did not participate in the interclass tournament, as there were not enough girls reporting to practice. The Juniors defeated the Frosh by a score of 2-0 on November 24. December 3rd the Sophs' defeated the Frosh by a score of 5-0. The Sophs then overwhelmed the juniors, to become holders of the school championship. The score was UA . 2-0: B , 2-13 both in favor of the Sopho- mores. One Izundrcd f-zvcizty-tI11'ee A, A A AAA AA- WZESTYVARIQ HO! A A AA-AMA BASKETBALL - VARSITY or TNTERSCHOLASTIC Our basketball season was not a very successful one. It still remains for VVest- ern to capture the city championship in this sport. To the teams of next year we leave the accomplishment of this feat. January 15 our girls met Catonsville in a practice game which ended in victory for Catonsville. The scores were All team-VVestern, 12, Catonsville, 28--'ABU teaiii-Western, 28, Catonsville, 22. january 18 Towson was our opponent. The A score was Towson, 325 VVestern, 27. Our Bw team saved the day by severely defeating Towson, 25-10. Seton met us on january 21. The A score was Seton, 453 Western, 25. Again our BU team was victorious, defeating Seton, however, by a very narrow margin. The score was 22-19. January 25 we played a return game with Catonsville. Again Catonsville was victor in the A game, but not in the B game. The scores were: A team- Catonsville, 31, Weste1'n, 293 BU team-VVestern, 353 Catonsville, 19. January 29 we were a bit elated over our victory when we met Park. The score was 42-40. ' February 1 we were defeated by Annapolis. The BH team only played. Score 36-27. February 12 Park turned the tables and won from our girls. The score was 40-32. The preceding games were only practice games. Following is the record of games played for the P. A. L. championship. Our first game in the P. A. L. cham- pionship served to encourage us, for February 10 we defeated Forest Park. The scores were: f'A's , 34-33, 'fBls',, 29-28. February 19 we encountered Eastern. Both games went against us. The scores were: A's'l, 18-363 B's , 11-35. February 26 we defeated Southern. The scores were: 'fA's , 20-163 B's , 38-16. March 4 we played a return game with Eastern. The HA game ended in a victory for Eastern, the BH culminated in our victory. The scores were: A's , 11-15g t'B's , 43-11. March 11 Forest Park was a fain our o J uonent. The scores were: HA,s Forest 7 Park 23, VVestern 21, B'sl', Weste1'1i 24-, Forest Park 33. March 18 we played our last game. This was with Southern. The scores were: 'fA's , 42-14, in favor of Vtfesterng Bls , 26-25, in Southernls favor. The battles for the championship ended with Eastern again victor. One hi-mdred ltcczzty-fozn' AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA BASKETBALL - INTER CLA S S After the Grand Parade of March 30 officially started the interclass games. 1932 proceeded to play against 1933, and 193-1 against 1935. '32 and '34 were victorious. The scores were: Seniors-15, juniors-143 Freshmen-28. Sophs-17. The following day the juniors were successful in both their A and B games. The scores were: A juniors-21, Sophs-12: B Juniors-36, Sophs41-1. ' April 1 the juniors were again victorious, this time over the Frosh. The scores were: A , 21-16g B , 46-6. April -1 the seniors fell victims to the Frosh. The score was 18-13. April 5 was the last day of the contest. On that day the Sophs managed to tie the seniors, 12-12. Their li team also was victorious. The score was: Sophs, 44: Frosh, 10. The basketball season closed with 1933 again holder of the school champion- ship. Omv 11 zmdrcd twenty-five :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4- A AMAA: -AA-WESTWARDHO! A A A A A '1Tlzc z i11Lc' has c0111c1, ' H10 lVr1I1'z1s mid, HT0 fails of Illffllj' thingy, Of shoes and slzfps amz' sealing 'ZUfZ.L'. 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Even as we gaze out to sea the spray resolves itself into strange unintelligible figures. The figures become letters, the letters form words, and we read: For the girl of the New XYorld who will exist 440 years from now, it is prophesied with absolute certainty- That each girl in the Class of l932 will sometime meet a tall, dark man or an athletic blonde. Beware! That in two, three, or ive years from graduation each girl will be singing on Broadway, writing the novel of novels, traveling around the world in her private yacht. or cooking dinner for Tom, Dick, or Harry. Rejoice! That she will be doing these things because of her sense of duty, her sense of the spiritual, her desire to express herself, or because of Tom, Dick, and Harry, who are reasons enough. Rejoice! That life will be a bowl of cherries, a primrose path, an eiderdown pillow, or just another rocky road. Be ye wise!! Take ye these words to heart, for we, as well as the Shadow, know all. The mist clears, but a strange white apparition immediately takes its place. It is a large white paper with many figures on it. These, too, resolve themselves into words, and we perceive a gigantic newspaper column. CThe sages do indeed know all. Be ye attentive!j The column is entitled f'Around the Town with - it is not clear: but let us read on: So f'Florenz Beaux-YeuX is now starring in Why I Did It. I knew her once as Doris Sirkis. Funny how people change . . . . and the program last night-Ruthie Kreis playing the saxophone on the Consider Your Adam's Apple Hour -What technique! Wliat quaint melodies! I see where Mrs. So-and-So fnee Lenore Guthj is telling Charles Jr. to keep his elbows off the table and to wash behind his ears. just a chip off the old block .... Dorothy Nance has trouble-she is being sued for breach of promise by the ten men she jilted during the past ten months .... Adelaide Rodgers is studying sinnia coptajields at the University of Cambodia in collaboration with several Chi- nese mandarins who call her VVun Lung Gon, which means The Dignified of the Digniliedl' .... Nellie Grace Hoskins is having a hard time trying to decide whether to make a donation to the University of Texas or to Georgia Tech. Could we help you. Nellie? To those who would. please do not bother Kitty Mettee-Her engagement book is hlled until june 17, 1943. june l8 she leaves for Africa to hunt big game. Elizabeth Rosenthal QRosenthal's Understanding Robotsj cannot train her robots to obey her after they have eaten Carefully Cooked Carbohydrates. Moral: For pep, vim and vigor eat Carefully Cooked Carbohydrates .... Catherine Grauel and john CVVhozit?j have just middle-aisled it for the second time. They Om' Izmzdred ftverlfy-Izifze AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA didn't like Reno .... High Lights .... Bess Beck, first to swim the Atlantic . . . . lda VVagnerls symphonic poem, Rhythm in Bluen . . , . Kitty King fell down and broke her crown and the Navy came tumbling after her .... 'Scuse, please . . . . the show must go on-Katherine Reitz successfully sang the part of Lily Pons when the latter suffered an attack of laryngitis. Vera Price, under a beard, a red flag, and the name Prizhky, has taken the world by the ears with a new com- position, ll etait un Petit Garconl' .... Helene Frank won fame while substituting for Lawrence Tihbett in La Giacondaf' La Frank portrayed with much gusto and Machiavellian laughter the Dance of the Hoursfl from the aforementioned opera. Miss Pete Tull has become a writer of stories of the sea and seafaring life. Her latest hook, Joan, the Modern Mariner, was a sensation. Lila Pend- ing has attained with slight effort an M.R.S. degree. The apparition slowly fades .... fades in the distance. VVe have seen and heard strange things, and we wonder if perhaps the sages do know all. As we ponder this momentous question, the gulls hover overhead. The ocean dashes against the cruel rocks. We are standing on a lofty promontory watching the ships as they move out to sea .... westward .... to a New VVorld. Marconigrams Miss Hattie Adams- Qther stairway, girlsl' Dr. Becker- Let's sing 'On the 'Road to Mandalay' Miss Bonn- Did you exhaust Muzzey? Miss Coughlin- I felt like 30 cents with the 3 ruhhed out. Miss Dixon- Papa and I--. Miss Englar- 'l'hat's perfect: the only corrections l have to make are these. Miss Harrison- Girlsl', V Miss Houston-'fVVhere do you helong P Miss Jones-'fltls a school rule, girls. Miss Kleibacker- Poetry does make sensef' Miss Lee- We want 10022 graduation in l932.', Dr. Litz-'fThat,s just like a woman. Miss Mullikin- That's it exactly. Mrs. Osseriiian- Will someone please open a windowf, Miss Weiclenliaiiinier- It wasnlt worth a continental. Miss VVells- You must commit these formulas to memory. One hzmdrcd thirty AAAAA WESTWARDHO! A4444 V , One hundred thirty-one ixiuiuiutuYYE5IYfAF.'?f!02:5A A A 4 One hundred thirty-two A A A A A WESTWARDI-EQAEAAQ--tlltutuf Sailors' Chanteys Doris Sirkis-Scatter Your Smiles. Nellie Grace Hoskins-Sleepy Time Down South. Elizabeth Rosenthal-VVhere Is the Song of Songs for Me? Nancy Alexander-I'll Always Be My Mothers Boy. Ruth Kreis-Lite Is just a Bowl of Cherries. Lenora Ciuth-I Love Life. Katherine Mettee-just Friends. Dot Nance--I Want a Mechanical Man. Catherine Grauel-I'm a Prisoner of Love. Iola Hollinger-Sing Another Chorus. Please. Kathryn Coster-VVhy Dance! Lenore Schach-She VVouldn't Say Yes. She VVouldn't Say No. Alice Brandenhurg-Theres a Place in the Sun for You. Ida VVagner-Painting the Clouds with Sunshine. Adelaide Rodgers-l'll See You Up in the Moon. Katherine King-Anchors Aweigh. Doris Rever-Tee for Two. Helen Lawrence-Strike Up the Band. Betty Vincent-Sweet and Lovely. Lila Pending-just So. Helen Bornfeldt-Can't Ylie Talk It Over? Edith VVeiss-I Can Get It for You XVholesale. Helene Frank-Miss VVonderful. Stella Cohen-VVould You Like to take a VValk? Edith Dell'Orto-Dancing on the Ceiling. Miss Lee-Wasliington and Lee Swing. The Average Senior-I Don't Know Wliy. Sophisticated Senior to Verdant Freshmen-There's Nothin' on Your Mind. The Average Class to the Faculty-Our Fate Is in Your Hands. Everybody-You'll Never Be Missed One Hundred Years from Now. Class of 1932-Adios! 'WESTWARD Ho! Staff-How Long VVill It Last! 1 1 7 Angry teacher: Listen, young lady: are you the teacher of this class P Outspoken girl: No, ma'am, I'm not. Angry teacher: Then don't talk like an idiot. One hundred thirty-th1'ee A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A One hundved thirty-four AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA Stowaways There are few of us who have not heard of Ida VVagner. It is, therefore, no news to us to learn that she hopes to obtain. after graduation, a position with an advertising or illustrating establishment. Already her ability has been recognized. Last year she received honorable mention in a nation-wide contest sponsored by the lfberhardt Faber Pencil Companyg this year at the Maryland Institute she was awarded a prize for a drawing which depicted some episode of VVashington's life. Her versatility and modesty make her loved by all. The entire Class of l932, I am sure, joins us in wishing Ida success in whatever she may undertake. XVho is Edna Usborne F llon't you know? For several years she has been a member of city and state orchestras as well as of our school orchestra. Playing the violin. however, is not her only accomplishment, as she is also a pianist. Con- trary to our expectation, she informed us that she intends to play only for her own pleasure. not as a professional. Edna hopes to continue her musical studies at the Peabody. Miriam Betz is another girl who is not unknown to us. Three Vears ago - ' . 'O .f PH Miriam came to Baltimore and VVestern, after she had won a medal from the American Legion of Pennsylvania as best exemplar of the ideal American girl. Throuffhout her three vears at XYestern she has served willingly and well as our . Q 3 . . V . . 5 1 - 5 . nanist. .-Xlthough it 15 as a Jl2l11lSt that she has served us. her ambition IS to Jla . 5 . . , not the piano, but the organ. rl his summer she hopes to be organist at her church while the regular organist is on her vacation. VVe hope thta she will succeed in realizing her one great wish, playing over the radio some day. ln September, l928, twenty-eight girls entered A Special-a new type of class which was just being inaugurated into XYestern. The objective of this class was to accomplish, besides the regular high school academic course, one year's col- lege work. The number has dwindled until there are but thirteen in D Special to graduate in june. Of these only six have taken all of the college subjects and examinations. These six musketeersu are: livelyn Glichman, Catherine Grauel, Lenore Guth, Rita Macht. Lenore Schach, and Carolyn XYills. Each of the other seven of D Special has dropped at least one of the college subjects. but has gone beyond the usual college entrance requirements. These girls are: Margaret Armi- ger, Margaret Belt, Stella Cohen, Sylvia Floam, Rose Hyatt. Gilda Levin, and jane MacCaulcy. g. e e an er it f UWC-WW a rage 1 A .s 43 g 9 y . .... ... 'iir e11,1 V ' n 71 ',s1f, iiifff 'f'1: It E Ono lzzmdrtvd thirty-jit'c AAAAA WESTWARDHO! AAAAA E One I1 mzdrca' thirty-sin' Auf A -5--i- WE5IYYAF.DH0l--iMf A Auf Jokes I'roblem: How many years in 6 weeks? Thackeray in his Henry Iismondf' said, My Lord went to London every year for six weeks- 1 1 1 VV hen Frank went into the kindergarten to speak to his little chum, the teacher inquired what he wanted. Jimmy has my mother's teeth in his pocket, and wants 'em, was the reply. 1 1 1 Miss-: I am beautiful. VVhat tense is that F l'upil: '4Past. 1 1 1 T Diana: Oh! Missus, I saw de bes' picture show las' night. Mrs. Jones: You did, Diana? What was it called P Diana: I don't jes' remember, but I saw Exit over the do'2 mavbe dat was it. 1 1 1 When little Peggy, aged three, heard her family discuss what they would give up for Lent, she joyfully exclaimed, Oh, Mummie! I am going to give up baths. 1 1 1 Senior fto a Junior who was trying to draw a piece of Indian potteryj : That looks more like an aquarium to mefl Junior: I don't think sog if it looks like anythings, it's a Fish bowl. 1 1 1 Mother: Mary, you shouldn't tell anyone that she has red hair. because she might not like that. You should say 'auburn'. The next week: Miss Myers: Mary, what color is my hair F Mary fafter much contemplationj : Pink, isn't it F 1 Y f Nczu.r To Us The original statue of Laocoon is in the vacuum. Clean cut means well shaven. 1 1 1 A young man was talking to his sweetheart over a phone in a nav station. After he had talked for quite awhile, the operator said, Another nickel. please. Sorrv, I haven't fot a nickel: can vou chanffe a Quarter F came the re ilv. . in . si l . Our' 11101-dl'l'd tlzfrfy-sv'z'011 A A A A A WESTWARDHO! A A A A A To the Class of1932 I congratulate you upon reaching the end of your four years at VVestern. No doubt you have had some sorrowful moments, but the happy days have far outnumbered the unhappy ones: and perhaps everything you have experi- enced helps you to appreciate the value of your high school life. I hope the cafeteria has played at least a small part in your education at Wlestern. ln our attempt to give you good food every day. it has also been our purpose that you should learn to make wise selection of that food. We have tried to help you do so by the many and varied poster hints, health thoughts, and sug- gestions given at the counter. For successful vvork, good health must be maintained. Cor- rect food habits aid largely in developing a good healthy physique. No marks are given to you at the end of your days in VVestern on Food Habits. a sub- ject you all have taken. The quality of the work done has been left to the indi- vidual. and the benefits you have derived, your experience on through lite will tell. May the years bring each one of you health, happiness, and success always, is the Wish of FLORENCE lXlATHER, Diefififzlz. Ona fzznzdred fl1i1'fy-viylzf AAAAA WESTWARDHO! 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He was educated at Oxford England and later Got his de h , , , g gree at t e Uni- versity of Paris. 1 1 1 VVhen three-year-old Esther, on her first visit to the zoo, saw an elephant, she exclaimed, Oh, look at the elephant eating peanuts with his front tail!', 1 1 1 I7Vl'l.fl'C'lL O11 cz Plzyvsics Paper A siphon gives one a continual flow ofiwater from one object to another. 1 1 1 VVhen six-year-old Bebe heard the doctor diagnose her case as the flu, she said, Mother, if I have Hu, can I fly PM 1 1 1 Jack, when asked hy his Sunday School teacher if he kne l . C 1 A w w lat a publican was, replied, Sure: he was one of those men that voted for Hoover. 1 1 1 Believe II' Or Not A senior in VVestern after receiving her proofs for WESTWARD Ho! requested that the following changes be made: Eyebrows arched and darkened: teeth straightened: lips bowedg Widow's peak and eyelashes darkenedf' 1 1 1 Latin teacher: f'Charlotte, decline 'goddess' Pupil: Goddess, goddig goddae 5-. It's a good thing she failed to reach the fe1ninine accusative. 1 1 1 What a brilliant Csp. girl wanted to know: If Atlas holds up the world, what does he stand on ? 1 1 1 Four-year-old Betty was takinf her Hr t t ' d g s rip own the bay, when she noticed a life saver fastened to the boat. Oh, Mother!,' she exclaimed, 'fWhy' do they carry a spare tire on this boat P 1 1 1 Mary had for the First t Papaf, she cried, Your hair is wearing out !', iine noticed that her father was turning bald. t'Oh, 1 1 1 Man Cshowing a large pencilj : That's a real inanls pencil. Wife: Then what are you doing with it ? Om: hmzdrrd forty -0-Q-Q-O-0-'O-4 ..g..g..g.....g.. g.....g.. c--O--U--0--0--0--0--0--0 UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE CO - EDUCATIONAL fgxi 5. , 9 ff. E. Q I - it 1, 41 . ,, l pf A g X ,. DAY DIVISION g , E EVENING DIVISION ? X- 1 P11 'rt ' 7 P g --'if fb DR. WILBUR F. SMITH, President TO YIOU JUNE GRADUATES - AFTER IVESTERN IIIGH SCHOOL, XVHAT Enter the University of Baltimore. 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