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

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BUSINESS EDUCATIQN DEPARTMENT gan if: 2. 1 X , .--ff 91 ,Af-M 1 is VK ix it ..4 Firsl row: Mr. Wendell Sheets. Helulg Miss Ruth Hare Mrs lols Robertson Miss Bernice Payne Mrs Mary llelevieleusc. liarlr row: Mrs. Mary Ollendorfg Mr. John Calder Mrs Ruth Winkler Never fear Ilie wan! of business. A man who qualifies himself well for his calling, never fails of employmentf' TIIOMAS JEFFERSON Writings Diligence is always sought out and rewarded. Those who are capable and industrious find little trouble in securing and performing jobs. Graduates of Westerrfs business course find this especially true. Studies in such helds as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and accounting render girls efhcient business- women. These courses base their instruction upon the develop- ment of those abilities essential to this profession. Each girl finishes her business education well for ther! calling , and certain of success in finding employment in the adult world of business.

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'6Every IllIle2'lLlIgC is a temple, in which lim soul of llwse who spvnk il is en- slz rin url. 0. W. IIOLMES The Professor at fha Breakfast Table ln the days of lialwl. man was svat- lercfl over the 1-arth. 1-avh group com- municating in its own clialvvt. And the soul of man was lockt-tl within tht- tvnipltf of his speech. llut now. by taking acl- Yantage of the opportunities pl'vsvr1tc'tl. opportunities suvh as We'stc1r'ii affords us. man can enter the other temples of the world, learn their samvrml mysteries and participate in their holy vonnnuni- ration through language. Front mw Miss. Mxrian B qpielman, Head Miss JCSSIC A Goldman Miss E. Elizabeth Litzingerg Miss Margery A lovulmmp Miss Martha Saur Back row Mrs Janine R Wljnholcls Miss Mildred A. Watstmng Mrs. Julia H. l 1 3 it s.. i , . 'J .4 X

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IIOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT 'Q' A sl V .' i , f f .- glfii' .N ' A Y . iw fi Q. , izja., GM? A If ix, , i I :' '31 1 , 1 ng ' x Q 1 so ,A 56' By , e M aw. . .1 ' K fti , w.t 7'?,f???7-ziggy in 1, WMA? lif,a,sf,!A Q .,- E, A . K ah' V, Ek, .,s,s QQ? T -14251, Miss Mary C. Carterg Mrs Mary R Harbaugh, Miss Miriam E Jones Head lf the home is the bulwark of the nation, then the art of homemaking be- comes an exacting sciencef' ANONYMOUS Home Economics applies knowledge of many fields to practical living. Home- making utilizes science, mathematics, art, social science, and psychology in its most basic and fruitful form. The man- aging of the home is the greatest business in the world, and its success is based upon a rounded knowledge and skill in the managing and doing of things. The home economic faculty is ever conscious that making the home a happy and pleasant place to live is both a science and an art. Armed with their vast knowledge they create in a few short years a woman as sweet as parfait, but as substantial as a Yankee pot roast. The capable home economics department is charged with the responsibility of making tomorrow's homemakers able to assume their roles with dignity and ability. Home is where the heart isfi Home economics helps to build a strong and lasting home around the heart.