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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1942 volume:

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Because we realize that the task of compiling an annual to please all of the people all of the time is a stupendous undertaking, we were fearful of assuming so great a responsibility and decided to leave everything to the Class of ,42 and Western. Therefore, we of the staff have acted merely in the capacity of medium, endeavoring to catch and record in permanent form Western as she is on record-the faculty, the students, the clubs, the activities-and Western oil the record-the quips, the fads., the wanton wiles--those incidental things that have meant much to you and 444- others of the Class of 1942. a long way... Dedicated to. . . MISS FLORENCE H. BURNER hefcausff shr' has conscientiously tricvl I0 build us into a class worthy of the trarlitions of Western High School, because she' has been thoughtful anfl consirlcrate Of us as lILfli'I?illlI,lllS, mul hecrznse she has given generously of her time anrl her heart for the Class of 1942. and with sincere t hanhs to . . MISS MILDRED C. RAITT patient, persevering, indefatigable, indis- pensable, competent, constant-our financial adviser. MISS XIIIDIHEIJ Nl. iI0lllLIll.lN Pmvzrmx. AS YOU I.l-ILXYI-L your svhool for a largor field of endeavor, it is my' yyisll that eavh of you will avllic-yo sllcvc-ss in your l'2lIAPCI' and true llappinvss in your lifrfs ambitions. May you fulfill your olwligations r'll0vrflllly'. clo more- than is 6'XlJSxl'tl'il of you in vyvry' avliyity, liyv m'ouragPouSly. gain wisdom lhrouglll 1'XllPl'l0Ili'l' and thoughtful Slufly. and. finally. look lmuvlx with salisfuvlion on a world maclv Z1 lllllc' llI'lglll0l'. or lwllm-r. lN'f'illlSK' you lmyo liyvfl. Sirlvvwly yours. l,RINlIll'AL MISS HELEN K. BACHRACH VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE MISS BERTHA PULFORD VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE MISS ELSA C. HAUPT VICE-PRINCIPAL Faculty... ENGLISH Svrltcfl: Etlwl Cooper. lna A. Corlwlt, L. Lucille llaley, Head, Molly YV. Wnml. Nulli Taylor. Strzmfing: Nlilrlrvfl Wvalsnn, Bessie lf. Kleilmavkf-1'. Miriam W. Sllklw. llosimi if. .lmc'pll. Lnuism- S. Wisnvr. lfmily L. BllClll1UlZ. COMMERCIAL Svrllml: lsabe-llc filillvr. Eva M. liurkv, llvls-li lxll7PllCl'SOIl. Delia H. Alford. Hvml. Hvlen E. Wt-llener. Virginia Nl. Lee. Milflrvrl CI. Raitt. Sflllllllllgl Flurence L. Adanis. Rutli ff. llarv. .lulm B. Calder. Sylvia Wxuenrl, Lillian E. Rawlins. Fraiices D. Nurtli. Margarvt L. Raclofl. HISTORY Smlrfrl: Slvlla ll. liu1illJv1'g!eI'. Luis lil. Leary, lflsie M. Witte-rs, Head, Nlary ll. Parker. Slanrling: llelen .l. Wvlwr. Lurile Nl. lfclgzctt. M. Antuim-tts' xvClllt'fllliilIlII1l'l' lnut pivlurerll. HOME ECONOMICS Corinne llibburml, llelr-11 B. Palen Elllillltflll Sliaulz, Miriam lf. ,limes v SVIII4' , . .XII'l' l.rau'v Il. Ixvllum. I'IllI I I XIIU NIUIIICIIN I,.'X'NlZl XILIQS fl: I'I111'm-mv II. IIllI'IlA'I'. XIRIVIRIII Im. 5IlIt'IlllLlll. Mivn- Iliggx. Sfnmling: I'I'illlIN II, III4lIw. ll IATI N lDIli'l'l'1'1AN clvn Iimxic Smllwfi I'IIimIn'lI1 .I. ll4'rImr1Il. NIM'- plilrvl 'I'. I'IlIQlIiIl'. llvrnl. I'f1Inu XX IrmrI4I. Sllllllllrflyf I'IIImIwIIl I' K4-Ill SWIM' nm. NIA'I'IIIiNI XTIIIS A. .I1m4's. Hevnl. IC, I.:-1-In Iiixnn. Slumling: I.iIIiun ff. II. IIug1ln-r. Inllfx I,ln'lIIn' I. IXIUNNHII Sfvllf' fl: Ixlllzlln-III NI. IIuI4Ia-n. lflxur I XII SIP SIIIICMIIC .Iunnf-y. I'c':1rI III-ups. .'Il'fI'lIg Hun ff: Alim- II. IIirm'Iy. Nluriun I. N4-Ilia' X. I.. IXIIIIIIIIIIII. IXIIVILIIII I ,Ionn-s. Slrzmling: .lzmvl I.. Flriln-ImII Ilivc' If. XIHQIIIIIIIS. I'IQIIIl'l' 5. Ussvr IIHIIII 1. 'IIu1'im' ll. II'Ii4-Q-Il-. Ruth I Williallns. OFFICE Ida II. Iilfwk, Thr-Ima Wx-ingrufI I LIBRARIAN uf Ina MacMuIIan DOCTOR AND NURSE PHYSICAL EDI ICATION Serllcrl: Marion Eaton. ,I. Elizabeth Anne A. Wnrtliingtzrii Curkins, Frances C. Caisley. Stand- Dr. Coral Gordon ing: Hazel V. Dennis, Head. DECEASED IVIISS IQMILIC S. RICIIXHARD MISS MARGARIYII T. ICNGLAR Sl-:PTm1BlcR 14. I94I JANUARY 5, 1942 4'She Iives in the 3IIi0l'IIOIlHIO and appreciative HShe was friendly, apprec'iatix'e, thoughtful, and memory of all who knew her. generous. She was unsparing in giving of herself and her time to the interests of the sm-hooI that she Ioved .... Her joy was her workf, Th Class of '42 THE RECORD Bcwilzlered And so we entered... LONG files stretched in an almost endless line from the bus to the huge red building before us. Breathless, ex- cited, fearful, we fell in and followed those whom the great door seemed to swallow. lnside we were directed to D the auditorium by gay and laughmg girls. How could iz 69 Q l f 0 1 qi 57 'Q F4 1 ,A 'fill ll anyone laugh at such a time? -f N - l'Since then we have learned i '-- that they were seniors.l In the auditorium, which seemed to us immense, we awaited our orders. Presently Miss Coughlin, a lady we have all grown to know, respect, and admire, addressed us. Soon she began calling long rolls, and from time to time a detachment would rise and follow the appointed teacher. Deep sighs of relief escaped our lips when we finally heard our names called. An endless line . . . Vl7e rose and cast furtive glances to see whether or not there were familiar faces in our company. The first days were confusing, but immensely exciting. lfach new door brought new adventureg new teachers, new subjects, new friends. How well we remember our very first assembly, when we were introduced to our year advise1's, Miss Burner and Miss Raitt! How vividly we remember those first tedious hours spent in the biology lab learning again how to printl How timid we were when we entered those scholarly Latin rooms, certain that we should be called upon to deliver an oration or write a much dreaded term paperl And what fears crept through our hearts as we tried to tell ourselves that the new typing teacher wouldnit expect a hundred words a minute without errors! However, as the weeks more on and the first pangs of pain subsided, we realized that we were not expected to be snpervvomen. School life began to fall into a definite pattern, days became more routine. We began to play our part in Western, even if it was only the traditional role of a bewildered sophomore. ln a few weeks we were confronted with a new and exciting responsibility. We were to elect the officers of our year. Sponsor sheets were being passed from every direction in the cafe, in the homeroom, and between classes. Girls were fran- tically preparing their speeches, the sponsor trying her best to put her candidate in the front ranks and the candidate trying to make a good impression. As the result of a tight election Doris Hamilton became president, Margaret Junghans, vice-presi- dent, June Krickhan, secretary, and Gertrude Drafts and Miriam Shamer, treasurers. We were proud of our ollieers and pledged ourselves to support them. The election brought to us more than the oflicers of our year, for at that time we made many new acquaintances among our classmates who had arrived at Western five months previously. They had been marching along, not waiting for us to join the ranks, and were now eager to break us in and show us the ropes. They had many stories floating around about their parties and celebrations and their tree planting on Arbor Day. They often spoke of their junior-Freshman Party. Evidently The Florist Shop, a play presented on that day. had left a very deep impression of the spinster and her lovers. There was one day, however, that was more memorable than anywthe Freshman Rally. That was the day on which they ofhcially became a part of the school. We looked forward to days like those. which our senior classmates assured us would come. And. indeed, in a very sort time they did come. We were still forgetting our seats in the study halls when our great day, Sophomore Rally. brought us Sophie Moore, with her pigtails and her baggy gym suit and ideas of taking showers before the gym period. When we saw her metamorphosis from pigtails to president, we began to have hope for ourselves. Besides the play there was the excite- ment of wearing white dresses in the middle of winter and the deeper, more serious implications of our Sophomore Rally day. We had been at this time oflieially accepted as a part of Western. Teachers and fellow students, from the jauntiest Junior to the most sophisticated Senior, took us for what we were and tried to make us feel at home. Before long we found that it was time to enter- tain our sister year, the Seniors. at the Sophomore- Senior party. Evelyn Woodis Marionettes made a BIFIIIHIUIL Street and points south 15 What,s eookin, ?', line beginning for the party and one of our tea dances brought it to a delightful close. Our Sophomore year was devoted not only to entertainment, but also to some good works. During this year war had begun in Europe and the Red Cross was sending out a call for help. The sophomore Associated Biology Clubs sponsored a dance, which proved so successful that we were able to present a substantial sum to the American Red Cross. Before we fully realized what had happened, we had successfully carried out the first maneuvers of our high school Career, and vacation time had come. Should we like to go through again all the bewilder- ment, anxiety and new experiences? We sometimes wonder. We were midway... . . . When we came back to Western in the fall, we were not bashful, not boldg no longer bewildered newcomers, not yet benign old-timers, just juniors. Behind us lay our first year, a year crammed full The pause that refreshes of good times and memorable ufirstsfi Ahead of us lay our last year, a year of responsibility and superiority. But we wasted very little time in reminiscing over the past or dreaming about the future. All of our energy was concentrated on the present, in breaking every record set by other junior classes. We got off to a Hying start with the election of our class olhcers. When it came to choosing oliicers we really knew how. We voted wisely and well, if we do say so ourselves. How could we miss with ofhcers like President, Jane Beallg Vice-President, Doris Hamilton, Secretary, Margaret ,iunghansg Treasurer, Gertrude Drafts, and Vice-Treasurer, Gloria Congleton? We couldn't and we didn't. as 5 is W . ,rbi if T h i m, 721: 1' 'f -i' in X. Z ,'l lm 4' 7. T52 . Q- , I 1' , 7:7 H- ix 'g 42 4 ' s i N gf fiil.-f-L-' I -f+. -5 , f' C-.. The Junior-Freshman Party helped break some records. The play, given by '42,s talented actresses to entertain the Freshies was unusual to say the least. L'The Travelersfi definitely a hair-raiser, was a weird, creepy drama that contained all the ele- ments necessary to scare the daylights out of the audience-strange muffled noises, mysterious dis- appearances, would-be Boris Karloffs, and gruesome servants with green faces. Through the year, we gnashed our teeth over physics, determined to master the subject or go down fighting. We struggled valiantly with the orations of the Right Honorable M. Tullius Cicero. We wrestled with Gregg. But in the midst of our hard work, our dilhculties in one subject or another, we took time out to weep for Sydney Carton, a character who tugged at the heartstrings of us all. The Christmas vacation provided a breathing spell, and after the holidays the Juniors again took up the Well-known theme-uThere's a Great Day Coming. Money poured in for our first yellow roses. Another hit was chosen, our energetic stars and directors toiled long hours after school, we Time out went around in a constant flurry of preparation. Weeks raced by, a monthgtwo months, and finally -Junior Day. Our play HThe Romancersfi a delightful romantic comedy that concerned the maneuverings of a couple of old gentlemen to bring about the marriage of their children, was a tremend- ous success. The costumes for the play were especially effectivegpowdered wigs for all the characters, a dainty, full-skirted pink satin gown for the heroine, blue brocade, lace frills, and a real sword for the hero. Still flushed with dramatic success, we proceeded from romantic comedy to light opera. We lent the talent of 742 to the school project in producing Victor Herbertis Babes In Toyland. 1942 was proud to have its members capture the roles of Contrary Mary, the heroine, little Red Riding Hood, Boy Blue, the Spider, and several and sundry soldiers, dolls, workmen, and peasants. The music, the dancing, the costumes, the scenery, and the proceeds made the operetta one of Westernjs four- star productions. Before the excitement of the operetta had died down, 742 was in a dither over the Junior Prom- whether a Conga line was to be or not to be, the kind of favors, the orchestra, the escort, and the place to go afterward. By the night of April 26th, however, all differences were ironed out, prom ww N1 111ss 1 111 111111111 11111w11111s. 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We were upper- classmen with all the privileges and honors apper- taining thereto. Freshies, sophomores, even the stately juniors looked up to us in respect. To our surprise and satisfaction, we found that our teachers also seemed to have realized that we were grown-up, for at times they treated us with a semblance of respect. Of course, there were times, times when we forgot our seat in study hall and got our co- efficient mixed up in gym, when they accused us of lacking freshie intelligence, but on the whole our age and wisdom was recognized and appreciated. That year members of '42 took over most of the executive positions of the clubs, the Student Council, and various committees. That year we were all resolved to make our long cherished dreams come true, dreams of a senior day, a senior play, a prom, a graduation. We Seniors were on top of the world all right. We came back to school in the fall still wearing 18 our broomstick skirts and huaraches, and still moving in the blissful aura of vacation time, but we soon realized that our hours of idleness were at an end. All too soon we were cognizant of the sacrifice and endurance which lay ahead. An avalanche of themes, translations, and transcriptions descended upon us. Even the once easy-going and relaxing gym periods were no more, for the gym department was all out for building us up for defense. ln class we stretched, we strained, we groaned, and for relaxation we 'fducked for the oysteri' and dug for the clamw and swung our rapid confusion that we were After school we were to walk, partnersl' in such literally laid out. sleep UTI, and chart our every exertion. Our Senior elections were in keeping with our strenuous life. Ballot after ballot had to be cast before we could choose the finest out of so many good candidates. Ultimately we came up with a set of oliicers that pleased the most exacting. When Senior Day arrived, we were proud to march down the aisle behind our chosen leaders: Margaret Junghans, our president, carrying the American Hag, Doris Hamilton, our vice-president, carrying the Maryland Hag, Phyllis Childs, our secretary, carrying the Baltimore flag, Pat Howe, president of the Student Council, carrying the School Hag, Gertrude Drafts, our treasurer, carry- ing the Senior banner, and ,lean Fretwell, assistant treasurer, carrying the 1942 banner. In her reminiscent remarks, our president took us back to the days when we were rookies and carried us along through our 'cthirteen weeksi' of intensive training until we achieved our stripes. We sat back with a good deal of complacency as our chief of staff and our commanding officers commended us upon our promotion and expressed confidence in our ability to take over. 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First-aid vlassvs were formed. lfveiry patriotim' vlTt'SU'I'Illl0 knittvd. and knitlvd. and knitted iexvvpt in assvm- lwlivs and vlussrounis, of voursel and lmught defenso Startups in 222. S0 whulv-limirtcdly had XV6SlC'I'll vlitc-rt-d into tht- war mood that Christmas soc-lnvd sr-an-1-ly num- than an invidvnt. and we fearcd that our Cliristmas varol 2lSS9lI1lJly might he a jarring notch Hut lm'- tunatvly we xwrv in Anicriva wh:-rv Cliristnius mm still hc Christmas, and ws- stu-cuvclvd in 1-upturing the Christmas moud and had mio of our lwst vzirol assenihlios. After the holidays we VHIIIP lmvk Clt'l.l'l'lIllllf'tl lu Oh, Comfy, 1'll never inlerfere zrillz your business affairs againfv ' if tart-liinv' into our autli- :-mn'1'litl'at1' all of our vllurts nn gratluating in wc- saw clrvalns walking --n g l i'ln'liary or ,lnnix for. as wt- hail lwvn tultl again tnriuin and Iluating avruss tht- stagv to 1'0c'0iu' tllvil' antl again. that was the first anll fUl't'lll0Sl. thing cliplmnas from tht- hanrls of thc' Iltilytll'ff-tll't'lllllS in wa-1-miltl flu lu In-Ip win ltw war. lt sm-nn-cl a vvry whitv nvt and law and tallvta. As wc' saw the sinnpln- thing to flu, lint wc- wvrv rm-acly tn do our happy. llusln-ml fat-vs of thi- graclnatvs and thosv of part. no math-r how small and insignifivant. All thc-ir lwaining parvnts. wt- lmmlu-ml ahvacl to that through thi- fast flying days of ,lanuary wi' trivml night in ,lunv whvn thc' rvst of ns will talw our harfl to lu-vp our inimls ull thi- war and on our Ivan-. Wh:-n wc lwarcl almnt tht- gmail tiinv ilu- le-ssuns. In l vln'uary wt- Sa-niors 1-anw to tht- gracluatvs hail at tht-ir proin. wo lwgan to lu- 1-xvitvcl parting of tht' ways. At tht- l'lill'0Wf'll assvinhly. almnt our own ancl to hupv that ours might he wht-n tht- int-niln-rs of tht- l vln'nary vlass trunk thvir just as Illllt'lI lun. W0 know it will luv. Uni' prom linal hows. mir vit-Q--pn-sitlc-lit took our lmuk of will lu' gay. and our gfilfllliltlllll tritnnphant. and nn'nnn'i1-snlltln-slivlfaml tugvtlwr wi- rcwit-w'ml thv that is as it shuulcl hc. lfwry llIIt'll'l'ttllilIlQI of tht- guml tiint-s wi' hail hall antl tht- flu-lights anil Class ul '42 has lwvn a Sllt'l't'SS and our graclnation tlllt'IllIIltlS we- hail Sllitl't'tl. will ln' hut a fitting climax to tht- four yvars 'Al-2 'llhv night of mini:limit-1-iiwiit was tht- must thrill- 'HHH Sl 'l ill W1'S'f'l '- ' - ' hr- liu-snltlic-grarlliatvs.antlapl'1w'l1v. And so with an two to tht- fntnrv and a V fm '1'turx. it's . . . ull to prvssl IllQ1t'XtIll in I a gliinpsr- into thi- luturv. for those- nf ns whu still Xl b harl uni- nmrv tt-rm to gn. That night in l'll'llI'llill'y. Hill-llllillg up for l!l'fl'IISl' 21 5 into '42 3 100 fir perfect. QPhyllis Childs, Gertrude Drafts, Nlargarf-t Junghans, Jean Fratwell, Doris Hamiltonj SN1nrling.' llulli Corray, Margarvt Junghans Caroline Delaney, Catherine lloursh, janv Slllllfk- man. Knveling: Cerlrucle Drafts. Norma Freu- mau. Peggy Davis. Big Wigs . . . Dorothy Rosen, Gloria Congleton, ,lanv livall, ,lurle Kricklian, Gloria Shafer. lfranucs Sllallvr, Gloria Slvvlv. Patricia Howe. FEBRUARY ELAINE ABRAMS E is an excellent dancer, has sparkling eyes, wants to find a good rhumba partner, will be a professional dancer, and never will read books .... Picture Rep., Westward Holt Class Treas.g Soph. Play. VIRGINIA ANDREWS Virginia is dignified, has an ora- torical gift, and will remain se- rene and unrufiled .... Alt. Stu- dent Rep.g Boat Ride Com.g Picture Rep.g Bowling Club. ROSLYN R. APPLEFELD Roz is a persuasive debater, has adroitness in beauty culture. wants to vocalize with a hand, will be a doctor's secretary, and never will be a teacher .... Clee Club. HELEN E. ARMACOST Hel is a speed-demon in typing, has a sweet nature, wants to win something, will be an author's secretary, and never will falsify her age .... Class Basket Ball. MILDRED VIRGINIA AROLD Ginny is placid and has a win- ning personality .... Athletic Rep.g Student Rep.: Latin Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Biology Clubg Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Bad- mintong Varsity Indoorg Swim- mingg Soph. Rallyg Girls' Winter Carnival. Ava-rf' ti + Q I942 MONTREY MARIE ASHBURN Monie is a whiz at masculine characterizations, has buoyancy, wants to be an anthropologist, and will be another Sarah Bernhardt .... Players' Guildg Sec., Audubon Clubg French Clubg Latin Clubg Glee Club: Junior and Senior Playsg Class Basket Ballg Campus Com.: Soph. Rally Playg Junior Day Rep. NORMA MARIE ATKINSON Nau-Nan is ever cheerful, has well-groomed hair, wants to be a Southern planter, will be a business personality, but never will continue her education .... Audubon Clubg Ice Skating. BETTE RUTH BAKER Betty is fun-loving, has outdoor proclivities, wants four inches of added height, will be a tonic to others, and never will be a schoolmarm .... Legatus, Latin Clubg French Clubg Ice Skating Club: Varsity Tennisg Girls' Winter Carnival: Soph. Rally. ANN LAWSON BALL Jill is interesting though quiet, will be a missionary, and never will respond to Please hurry, Jill! .... Players' Guildg Biology Clubg Class Basket Ballg Junior-Freshman Party. HARRIET BANK Harriet is a droll humorist, has a good forgetter, wants to dis- cover where the stars go when they disappear, will do commer- cial art work, and never will be- come accustomed to nails scratch- ing on boards .... Latin Clubg Biology Club. CATHERINE ANNE BENSON Catherine is carefree, has musical inclinations, wants to be a Met fan, and will be a successful career girl .... Westward Ho! Rep.g Legatus, Latin Clubg Audubon Clubg French Club, Latin Clubg Glee Club, Music Appreciation Club, Class Basket Bally Volley Ball, Inter-High School Chorusg Soph. Rally, Chairman, Roman House Com.g Senior Play Com. BETTE BERG Bette is witty, has a knack for making others laugh, wants to play detective, will act on the stage, and never will let days pass idly by .... Basket Ball, Bowling. IRENE SHIRLEY BERGER Renie is melodious, wants her nieces and nephews for pupils, will be an elementary instructor, and never will present an oral re- port willingly .... French Club, Players' Guild, Ice Skating Club. RHONA FAYE BERNSTEIN Rhona is adept at extracting money from Dm2, has an infer- tious laugh, will be ambitious. and never will be sorry if tests are abolished .... Class Treas.g Latin Club, Bowling Club, French Clubg Players' Guildg Red Cross Clubg .lunior Play. VIRGINIA BRAN DT Virginia is companionable and has individuality in painting .... Latin Club, Audubon Club, Art Clubg Class and Year Table Tennisg Archeryg Assist. Art Editor, '4Mercurious. CHARLOTTE BRUST Charlotte is a friend worth hav- ing, has ability to bring happi- ness, wants to be surrounded by the glitter of diamonds, and never will wear her hair above her ears. SONIA BUDEN Sonia is quiet in class but not outside, has the ability to hide her feelings, wants to be a pil- grim of the road, will do oliice work, and never will enjoy rainy weather, despite G. K. C .... Biology Clubg Write-Up Rep., Westward Ho! GRACE BROADDUS BURCH Grace is neat, has a singing spe- cialty, wants a boss who is not too busy, will hope to get thin. and never will be a stenographer for a crank .... Year Athleticsg .lunior-Senior Boat Ride Com.g Senior Prom Com. MARGARET L. CATHCART Margaret is an accomplished violinist, has intellectual curi- osity, wants to visit all the coun- tries of the world, will be a stewardess on an ocean liner, and never will admire straight hair. . . . Adv. Staff, Westward Holg Orchestra, Class and Year Ath- leticsg J. V. Archery Sub.g Basket Ballg Winter Carnivalg Deck Tennisg Track Meetg Archeryg Ice Skating. JUDITH LEE CHERNEY Judy is altruistic, has affability, wants to 'imiddle-aisle-it with a millionaire, will seek the blue- bird of happiness, and never will be in the mood for compositions. . . . Adv. Staif, Westward Holg Aquarium Clubg Camera Clubg Art Club, Senior Play Art Com.q Year Volley Ballg Girls' Winter Carnivalg Badminton, Junior Com.g .Iunior and Senior Usher. BETTY VIRGINIA CHILDS Betsy has a way with children, wants to go on an expedition to Little America, will be the lead- er of a Girl Scout Senior Service Troop, and never will thrill to Saturday afternoon movie serials. . . . French Club, Glee Club, Class Basket Ball. JEAN CLARY Jeannie is Polytechnically in- clined, has big brown eyes, wants to learn to drive, and never will root for ll. C. C .... Campus Com., Student Rep.g Audubon Club, Ice Skating, Girls' Wintetr Carnivalg Squad Leader. VIRGINIA CLINE Ginny is lively, has dramatic tal- ent, wants to understand base ball, will become a commercial artist, and never will mount a horse .... Biology Club, Art Clubg Glee Club. HELEN MAE COALE llelcn is friendly, has twinkling eyes, wants to spend an evening in Hawaii, will be a stenograplter, and never will be an early bird. . . . Student lIep.g Class Basket Ball. CORINNE COIIEN Corlfie is forever building castles in the air, has a happy-go-lucky philosophy of life, wants to ski down a 9,000 foot mountain, and never will be an early bird .... Players' Guildg Latin Club: Bi- ology Clubg French Club, Soph. Rally: Westward Ilo! Rep. DORIS A. COPPELMAN Twinkle is attractive without make-up, has dainty dimples, wants to see America first, and will have her own radio program. . . . Glee Club. CHARLOTTE G. DALINSKY Charlotte is dignified, has the lines of Venus, wants to be the wife of Yehudi, will be an ollice worker, and never will go with a boy shorter than herself .... Latin Clubg Ice Skating. EMILY DANZ is a chemistry Quiz Kid, has honest-to-goodness blonde hair, will be an immediate suc- cess, and never will appreciate the value of Monday morning tests .... Glee Club: Class Basket Ball, Hostess Committee. ssMn DORIS DERENBERGER Darvasse is sincere, has a genu- ine interest in everyone, wants to travel, and never will produce a perfect typing paper. FLORENCE DEITCHMAN Deitch is a bundle of merriment, has the desire to sell, wants to make good in a career, will marry a millionaire lslie hopesl and never will enjoy staying at home on school nights. MARY DI MARCANTONIO Mary is small physically but big hearted, has the habit of making high marks, wants to see Poly beat City, and will venture into the business world .... Student Rep., Chairman, House Com., Audubon Club, Squad Leader. SHIRLEY FEINBERG Shirley is well-groomed, has skill in making stunning clothes wants to be the best-dressed woman in Baltimore, will be a dress designer, and never will be a stenographer .... French Club. MIRIAM FEINSTEIN Min is a joy to all who know her, has great perseverance, wants to be a singer, will be a success- ful salcswoman, and never will stop smiling. CILDA FISHER Gil is tennis champion, has a well-developed line,,' will work for the government in Washing- ton, and never will work in a department store .... Athletic Rep., Class Athletics, Year Athletics, Varsity Tennis. MARION FOLAND Marion is frank, has attraction for men in uniforms, wants to meet a millionaire, will bowl 120 someday, and never will like con- ceited people. CATHLEEN A. FOOS Cass is noted for her ability to make and keep friends, wants runless silk hose, will be a suc- cess in selling, and never will wear a pencil in her hair. BERNICE GERALDINE FOX Bernice is pessimistic, has a co- operative spirit, wants to marry her future boss's son, will be a president's secretary, and never will Mkiss the boys goodbye. . . . Student Rep., Adv. Staff, West- ward Hol, Players' Guild, Red Cross, Costume Com., Senior Play, Volley Ball, Track and Field Meet. LUCILLE PAUL FRAMPTON Lou is volatile, has a kind word for everyone, and will be a peda- gogue par excellence .... Student Rep., Legatus, Latin Club, Glee Club, Biology Club, Sphinx Club. DORIS FRANKEL Dot is carefree, has a well-kept baby haircut, wants to drive a good bargain, will be an adver- tiser in a department store, and never will enjoy buying shoes. . . . Student Rep., Red Cross Club, Players' Guild, French Club, Biology Club, Costume Com., Senior Play, Basket Ball, Hockey, Volley Ball, Adv. Staff, Westward Hol, Chairman, Cam- pus Com., Athletic Rep., Chair- man, Property Com., Players' Guild. ILSE FRIED Ilse is a whiz at chemistry, has warmth and sincerity, wants to see the continents, will follow in Madame Curie's footsteps, and never will frequent the dentisl's office .... Math Club, 90 Club, Legatus, Latin Club, Year Hockey, Volley Ball, Red Cross Club, Winter Carnival. DORIS GARDNER Dot is conscientious and has A. A. A. fall-around athletic ability? .... Audubon Club, Sphinx Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volleyg Year Basket Ball, Volleyg Varsity Sub. Volley: Junior Usher, Legatus, Latin Clubg Squad Leader, Assist. Athletic Rep., Winter Carnival. BARBARA JEAN GARRISON Barney is indefatigable, has nautical skill, will sail the ocean blue, and never will be a dead- pan comedienne .... Class Ath- letic Rep., Biology Clubg French Clubg Cirls' Winter Carnival. OLIVIA GENTILE Lee is fond of coming in late, has limpid eyes, will be an air- plane hostess, and never will cook .... Student Rep.g Alt. Student Rep.g Athletic Rep.: Players' Cuildg Biology Club: Class Basket Ball, Prom Com. EDITH AMELIA GERWIG Wiggic is suave, has warm brown eyes, wants self-expression, will travel, and never will write essays .... Latin Clubg Audubon Club, Camera Clubg Players' Cuildg Sphinx Club. JUNE VALERIE GETZLER Sis is cute in appearance and manner, has a knack at printing, wants to meet Hitler face to face, and will be a commercial advertiser .... Soph. Year Treas.g Junior and Senior Class Treas. MARJORIE GODFREY Marjorie is easy-going, has de- termination, will succeed in business, and never will waver in any undertaking .... Garden Club, Soph. Rally. JOAN E. GOODMAN .loan has poise and calm, wants to visit all corners of the world, will be an eiiicient secretary, and never will accustom herself to showers in gym .... Bowling Clubg Ice Skating Club. ALICE GRECSON Alice is everyone's friend, has talent for singing, wants to meet Glenn Ford, will be a fashion illustrator, and never will like snooty people .... Glee Clubg Operettag Red Cross Club, Ice Skating, Winter Camival. LILLIAN KATHERINE GROGG Groggie is well-liked, will gradu- ate lshe hopesl, and never will be a clinging vine .... Volley Ball. SHIRLEY E. GUTHOFF Shirley is a friend in need, has a knack at putting people at ease, wants to invent an electric tooth- brush, and will be a private sec- retary .... Student Rep.g Cam- pus Com.g Hostess Com. DORIS FRIEDA HAHN Carrots is musical, has a baby face, wants to travel, will work in a newspaper office, and never will do housework. DORIS HAMILTON Doris is a typical American girl. has conversational facility, will be an individualist, and never will have a taste for spinach .... Soph. Year Pres.g .lunior and Senior Year Vice-Pres.g Student Rep., Audubon Club, Latin Club, French Clubg 90 Clubg Sphinx Club, Ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Ball, Badmintong Varsity Swimmingg Usherg West- ward Ho! Rep.1 SHIRLEY HICKEY Shirley is an oomph girl, has pearl-like teeth, wants to become an aviatrix, and never will get up early .... Basket Ballg Ice Skatingg Girls' Winter Carnival. DOROTHY CLARE HOADLEY Shorty is reserved, has a be- witching dimple, wants longer nights and shorter days, will further her musical talents, and never will subscribe to outdoor gym .... Latin Clubg Library Clubg Glee Clubg Vice-Pres., Garden Club, Inter-High School Chorus, Operetta. CLARA IRMA HOSWELL Bunny is a good memorizer, has perfection in her studies, wants to be a history teacher, will delve into commercial fields, and never will like homework over holidays. . . . Student Rep.g French Club, Class Basket Ball. ,rs Mika - ' sa t i it ' .. . if-gifigaziiggl .litissrgsg tx 1 -1 ii ities l 23 L. DELL HOUSTON Doo-Dee is refined, has clever repartee, wants to be a piano virtuoso, will have her name in lights, and never will go for swing .... Players' Guildg Pres., Garden Club, Latin Club: French Club, Glee Clubg 90 Clubg Library Clubg Sphinx Club, Camera Clubg Class Basket Ball, Year Hockeyg Inter-High School Chorusg Operettag Soph. Rally. MURIEL JACOBSON Merkie is movie-mad, has a lik- able way, wants to travel by air. will become a Hnightingale of the air-waves, and never will worry over trivialities .... Garden Club, Swimming, Bowling, Girls' Winter Carnivalg Basket Ballg Volley Ball. CYRILE S. JAFFE Cyrile is willing to try anything, has a devilish look in her eye, wants to meet tall, dark, and handsome, will be a nurse, and never will acquire Popeye's taste for spinach. DOLORES JAFFE Dolores is very observant, has a good memory, wants to invent a mechanical homework device, will stop growing and look like her twin, and never will appreci- ate the straightening qualities of rainy weather .... Adv. Staff, Westward Holg Red Cross Clubg Players' Guildg Senior Play Com. GLORIA LOUISE JANOFF Glory is known for her Pennsyl- vania accent, has an amiable na- ture, wants to look like Linda Darnell, and will be an inter- viewer. HILDA VALERIE JULIUS Donie is a successful dancer, has nonchalance, will be a talented bookkeeper, and never will enjoy boring lectures. FLORENCE S. KALICHMAN Florence is usually better late than never, has the ability to help people forget their troubles, wants to have her own automo- bile, will be an expert stenog- rapher, and never will study .... Biology Club, Latin Club, Bowl- ing Club, French Club, Ice Skating Club, Players' Guild. DORIS PAULINE KAPISAK Kappy is the herald of Prom news, has a Kap tivating smile, wants to picnic on the beach by moonlight, will be some man's Girl Friday, and never will resort to tin curlers .... Prom Rep., Hostess Com. MARIAN S. KATTEN Marian is full of life, has an eye for fashion, wants to know all the answers, will leave her future to fate, and never will study chem- istry .... Biology Club, Latin Club, French Club, Red Cross Club, Class Basket Ball, Golf. JUNE HARRIET KAUFFMAN .lune is shy at times, has the ability to catch on quickly, wants to see North America, will operate office machines, and never will pass a typing test with no errors .... Basket Ball, Squad Leader, Bowling Club, lce Skating. GLORIA MAE KELLY Kel is always ready for a good time, has mischievous eyes, will become a Telephone Company supervisor, and never will make an average of 90 .... Athletic Rep., Soph. Rally, Basket Ball, Hockey, Badminton, Bowling, Soft Ball, Squad Leader, Girls' Winter Carnival. DEBORAH KOENIGSBERG Deb is ever ready to lend a help- ing hand, has hospitality for all strangers, wants to be at least five feet tall, and never will relish homework .... Latin Club, Audubon Club, Library Club, French Club, Class Teams, Girls' Winter Carnival, Table Tennis, Senior Day Com., Christmas Party Rep. OLGA KORNELUK Olga is punctuality personified, has hair like Silas Marner's Eppie, will be an architect, and never will eat sauerkraut .... Players' Guild, French Club, Class Volley Ball, Westward Ho! Rep. ADELINE KRICHINSKY Adeline is a good sport, wants to throw an egg into an electric fan, will pass her Civil Service exam, and never will forget ller old school days .... Players' Guild, Soph. Rally, .lunior Play, Class Basket Ball, Table Tennis, Year Volley Ball, Girls' Winter Carnival, Badminton, Athletic Rep., Program Com., Year Meetings. MARY KYROUS Mary is fun-loving and friendly, has rug cutting ability, wants to travel with Glenn Miller's Band, will be an efficient home- maker, and never will wear knee-high, red socks .... Prom Rep., Athletic Rep. .4 ELSIE LANG Elsie is dignified, has poise, wants to shatter a mirror to smithereens, will always hit the bull's-eye, and never will enjoy movie shorts .... Latin Club, Biology Clubg Camera Club, Vice-Chairman, Sphinx Cluhg Property Com., Junior and Senior Plays, Class Basket Ballg Bad- mintong Archeryg Girls' Winter Carnival, Soph. Rally. MARY JANE LAWRENCE Lawrencie is a jack of all trades,', has a sparkling person- ality, wants to see an Army- Navy pigskin tilt, and will work for the government .... Student Rep.g Class Basket Ballg Varsity Badmintong Girls' Winter Car- nival, Squad Leader. AILEEN LAZINS A is energetic, has a weakness for soft music, wants to own an automatic dish washer, will be secretary to a handsome boss, and never will get to Cornell. . . . Alt. Student Rep.g West- ward Hol Rep.g Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Players' Guild, Red Cross Clubg Bowling Clubg .lunior Prom Rep.g Usher, French Clull. E THEL LUCILLE LEESE Etzel is obliging, wants to go to Miami, will attain social and business prominence, and never will become a cynic .... Senior Prom Rep.g Garden Cluhg Bowl- ing Clubg Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Ice Skating Clubg Girls' Winter Carnival. MARGARET G. LEGO Muggs is a comedian at heart, has a winning way with every- one, wants to tour the world, will be a florist, and never will teach the three R's .... West- ward Ho! Rep. GWENDOLYN M. LESSNER Gwen is meek and mild while in school, has Eleanor Holm's aqua- bility, wants to live by the sea, and will be a career girl .... Alt. Student Rep. ANNA LEW Anna is full of ambition and cheer, has tactfulness, wants to make one dress a day, and will he tops as a nurse .... Student Rep.g Biology Club, Math Club. ANN E. LOSEY Ann is a tantalizing teaser, has a steady Penn. llim here to Statel, wants to be considered a genius by her chemistry teacher, will be an N. B. C. thrush, and never will walk in her hare feet. . . . Jr. Pres., Sr. Vice-Pres., Glee Club, Class Basket Ball, Hockeyg Hostess Com.g West- ward Ho! Rep. ALMA ELLEN LOWMAN Al is pacific, has a wealth of last- ing friendships, wants to travel extensively, and will be the proud possessor of an important position. ELAINE R. MACHT Elaine is determined, has raven tresses, wants paper records, will be another Clara Barton, and never will smoke .... Garden Clubg Latin Club, Sphinx Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volleyg Year Basket Ball, Volley, Hockeyg Varsity Volleyg Squad Leader. ESTHER MALAMED Esther is the come-what-may type, has artistic talent, wants to stay single, and will make a name for herself. .IEANNE M. MARKLEY Mark is a jitlerbug record fiend and has spontaneity .... Junior Prom Com.g Class Treas.g Pres., Audubon Club, Latin Club, French Clubg Glee Club, Ice Skating Clubg Girls' Winter Car- nivalg Soph. Rally. RUTH VIRGINIA MATTHEISS Rudy is optimistic, will go to Gettysburg College, and never will like superior individuals .... Biology Clubg Camera Club, Players' Guild, Latin Club: French Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volley, Year Basket Ballg Or- chestrag Winter Carnival. .IEAN MILLER MCCOMAS Jeanie is our Gabriel, has green eyes, wants an aerial avocation, will practice medicine, and never will be disposed to write compo- sitions .... Student Rep.g Latin Clubg Orchestrag Camera Clubg Sphinx Clubg Ice Skating Club, Class Basket Ballg Girls' Winter Carnival: Home Talent As- semblyg Operetta. HELEN ZELDA MEYER Helen is proof that good things come in small packages, has a good rep. as an Athletic Rep., wants to dance on and on to T. D.'s rhythms, and will be a stenographer .... Soph. Rally Com.: Athletic Rep.g Westward Ho! Rep.g Latin Club: French Club: Players' Guild, Year Basket Ball, Hockey, Volley, Bowlingg Archeryg Table Ten- nisg Girls' Winter Camival. .3- HELEN MISHNER Mish is an A-1 saleswoman, has pride in her appearance, wants to travel over the United States, will be happily married, and never will approve of homework. . . . Class Treas.g Student Rep.: Biology Clubg Class Volley Ball, Field Day. HILDA MAE NOONE Hilda is born to command, has an enviable record as Student Rep., will be a nifty nurse, and never will flirt with dark hand- somcs .... Student Rep.g S. A. C. Com.g Lost and Found Com., Campus Com., Garden Clubg French Clubg Red Cross Club, Ice Skatingg Bowlingg Class Basket Ballg Hostess Com. NAOMI R. NUSHOLTZ Nomie is petite and fun-loving, has daintiness, wants to spend her winters in Florida, will travel, and never will wash dishes .... Biology Club. BETTY M. ODEN Betts is determined, has the art of oratory, wants to honeymoon in Bermuda, will do art work, and never will be a cook .... Write-up Rep., Westward Holg Glee Clubg French Club, Art Club, Audubon Club. NORMA ANNA OZEL Norma is reserved, has speed in typing, wants to follow in Rich- ard Halliburton's steps, and will be an expert typist. DORIS KATHERINE PAVON Doris is witty and gay, has never worried, wants to drive an auto- mobile at 80 miles an hour, will do something with music, and never will ride the mountain speedway. MARY ELLEN PERRIN Mary Ellen is witty, has dramatic talent, will lead a contented life, and never will write another Latin composition lesson .... Biology Club, Junior Players' Guild, Glee Club, Latin Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley, Bad- minton, Soph. Rally, Senior Prom Com., Chairman, Inter- High School Chorus, Girls' Winter Carnival. MARY HELENE PETERSON Pete is sophisticated, has a knack at making posters, wants to take a trip to Hawaii, will be an art teacher, and never will play basket hall .... Alt. Student Rep., Westward Ho! Rep. RUTH PHILLIPS Ruth is ready, willing, and able, has scholastic ability, wants to be candid, and never will voluntarily write themes .... Student Rep., Sec. Student Council, Latin Club, Audubon Club, 90 Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Club, Math Club. VERA POCGIE Vera is helpful, has been keep- ing up army morale, wants to run a ranch, will cover for the Associated Press, and never will settle down. DOROTHY MAYE RAFFERTY Dottie is individual, has never been punctual, wants a Cadillac convertible, will be a career girl, and never will remember last names. NORMA JUNE RILEY Nor is always smiling, wants to be a night owl, will be secretary to an archaeologist, and never will nag .... Class Basket Ball. RUTH ELIZABETH RODENHI Ruth is a fountain of laughter, has nothing but praise for Poly's hockey team, will be a nurse, and never will play baseball .... Campus Com., Clee Club, Inter- High School Chorus, Red Cross Club, Biology Club. JEAN ROULSTON Short-stuff is sympathetic, has understanding, wants to pilot a plane, will be an air hostess, and never will speak with ease .... Student Rep., Biology Club, Latin Club, French Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Club, Bowling Club, Ice Skating Club, Varsity Bowling, Ping Pong, ,lunior-Senior Boatride Com. CONSTANCE RUDO Connie is happy-go-lucky, has beautiful black hair, wants to meet uthe one, will be a globe trotter, and never will Wear a hat. Players, Guild, Class Hockey, Bowling, Ping Pong, Tennis, Ice Skating. MAMIE K. RUSSELL Russell is a talented dancer, wants to own a cottage by the seashore, will be a receptionist, and never will be a typist .... Biology Clubg Homeroom Dis- cussion Leaderg Squad Leaderg Girls' Winter Carnival. REVA SACHS Cunny is mischievous, has a faculty for putting her foot in her mouth, wants to be a mil- lionaire's daughter, and never will wear anklets with high heeled shoes .... Class Basket Ball. LORRAINE I. SAWYER Lorraine is studious, has a nimble typing hand, wants to be a flying cadet, will be a government em- ployee, and never will crave Uoomphf' . . . Westward Ho! Rep.: Junior Prom Com., Ice Skating: Red Crossg Winter Car- nival, Field Hockey. ELSIE THERESA SCHELLHAS Elsie is sociable, has genius in chemistry, will be a chemist, and never will master Latin .... Latin Club: Glee Clubg Sphinx Clubg Year Hockeyg Inter-High School Chorus, Operettag Ice Skating Clubg Badminton. LILLIAN ROSE SCHOINTUCK Laker: is always talking about the army, has a warm friendly nature, wants to find out who Yehudi is, will be a model wife, and never will listen to gossip .... Legatus, Latin Clubg Athletic Rep.: Class Hockey, Volley Ballg Year Basket Ballg Campus Com., Typing Staff, Westward Ho! DOROTHY V. SCHUSTER Dottie is spicy, has a quick wit, wants to escape dishwashing, will be a success in life, and never will come to school will- ingly .... Athletic Rep.g Biology Clubg Latin Clubg Class Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Volleyg Var- sity Ping Pongg Ice Skating Club. MIRIAM ABBOTT SHAMER Nina is enthusiastic, has scout- ing prowess, wants to he for- tune's favorite, will be a useful American citizen, and never will be superficial .... Asst. Treas. Soph. Year: Student Rep., Players' Guildg Biology Clubg Camera Club, Clee Club: Sphinx Clubg Legatus, Latin Clubg Ice Skating Club: Class Volley, Archery, Swimmingg Girls' Winter Carnival, Soph. Rally. DORIS EILEEN SHILOW Dude is happy-go-lucky, has wizard skill in typing, wants to become a tennis champion, will settle down, but never will wash dishes. JUNE SIBLEY Sib is mentally alert, has per- suasive powers, will accept com- mercial art assignments, and never will indulge in baby talk. .. . Latin Clubg Art Clubg Senior Prom Com. MARY RUTH SNYDER Dee Dee is good natured, has a voice for singing, wants natur- ally curly hair, and never will exercise .... Alt. Student Rep. OLGA GLORIA SOLOMON Olga is serious, has skill in arch- ery, will be an instructor, and never will enjoy street-ear rides. . . . Alt. Student Rep.g West- ward llol Rep.g Vice-Pres., Aquarium Club, French Club, Math Clubg Pres., Camera Clubg Art Clubg Sphinx Club, 99 Clubg Ice Skating Club, Art Com., Junior and Senior Play, Soph. Rallyg Badminton. PHYLLIS H. STAMBAUGH Feetzie is an artist, has the gait of a general, wants to sail to the South Sea Isles, will follow in Rembrandtis footsteps, and never will be an old maid. RUTH ANNA SVEJDA Ruth is cordial, has a specialty for helping others, wants to raise puppy dogs, will become a cos- tume designer, and never will voluntarily write compositions. . . . Student Rep.g Art Club, 90 Clubg Latin Clubg Westward Ho! Rep., Christmas Assembly, Chairman, Safety Com.g Junior- Senior Boatride Com.g Chair- man Decoration Com., Christmas Party. DORIS MARIE TARUN Doris is efficiency plus in ollice practice, has a pleasing manner, wants to have her own car, and will get a good clerical position. . . . Class Treas. EUNICE MARIE TAYLOR Eunice is a whiz on ice, has the cure for blue Mondays, wants to master the office practice ma- chines, and never will worry .... Aquarium Club, Ice Skating Club. ANITA TUCKER Hansie is petite, has worrying ability, wants to see the world, will be a credit to the commer- cial department, and never will study for a test .... Aquarium Club. SUZANNE TYDINGS Soupie is encouraging, has tal- ent in drawing, wants to become a member of the 90 Club, will become the successor to James Montgomery Flagg, and never will usay die. . . . Art Club, Audubon Clubg Christmas Play. MARY LOUISE VEALE Mary is artistic, has an inquiring mind, wants a definite set of study hall rules, will get an E in chemistry, and never will wear dark, thick lipstick .... Art Clubg Audubon Club, Christmas Playg Chairman, Art Club Pro- gram Com. CAROLYN L. WILHELMS Carolyn is coy, has a Hair for commercial art, wants to play lacrosse, will continue with de- signing, and never will lose her dislike for freckles .... Glee Club, Biology Clubg Class Volley Ball. MARJORIE MAE WILSON Marjorie is pretty, peppy, and popular, has a jovial disposition, wants to get married, will be an efficient secretary, and never will cheat .... Class Treas.g Treas., Garden Club. WINIFRED M. WILSON Winnie is tactful, has quiet charm, wants to teach kinder- garten, will attend the Metro- politan Opera, and never will make haste .... Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Bowling Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volleyg Operettag Inter-High School Chorus, Girls' Winter Carnival. VIRGINIA WISE Weegee is mischievous, has a smiling face, wants to know when the Swallows are coming back to Capistrano, will be a commercial artist, and never will cut her hair .... Glee Club. GENE ELIZABETH WOLFE Sweetie Pie is composed, has rhythm, wants to teach school, will be a lawyer's secretary, and never will be a dishwasher. .IOSEPHINE F. WOLPERT ,lo is sensational, has a fondness for food, wants to look like Grable, will be a complete suc- cess, and never will take French and Spanish simultaneously again .... Westward Ho! Rep.g Senior Playg Class Basket Ballg Hostess Com. ESTELLA YURKOWSKY Estella is cooperative, has genius in gardening, will be a success in business, and never will care for dead languages .... Athletic Rep.g Legatus, Latin Clubg Adv. Staff, Westward Holy Garden Club, French Clubg Red Cross Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volleyg Year Volleyg Soph. Rallyg Art Com., Senior Playg Girls' Winter Carnivalg Badmintong Archery, Swimming. SOPHIE LOUISE ZIEGLER Sophfinery is attractive in a quiet way, has made a specialty of getting 90's, wants to own an automobile despite 0.P.M., and will do clerical work. ALICE. E. ZEIGLER Alice is gay, has artistic leanings, wants to climb telegraph poles, will design, and never will get up early in the mornings. JUNE VIVIAN MAE ABBOTT Abbott is an enthusiastic partici- pant in sports, wants to defeat a special girl in badminton, will be an asset in the business world, but never will be an expert mathematician .... Athletic Rep.g Alt. Student Rep., Class Basket Ball, Volley Ballg Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Table Ten- nis, Volley Ball, Varsity Bad- minton, Tennis, Basket Ball, Soft Ballg Ice Skatingg Bowling. BLANCHE SARA ALBIN Porky is nonchalant. has a smile for everyone, wants to use an eraser in typing, and never will lose her faney for commissioned ofticers .... Westward Hol Rep., Bed Cross Club. ERNESTINE K. ALFONSI Ernie is easy-going, has a way with friends, wants to own a Poly ring. will be a nurse, and never will like house-cleaning. . . . Class Treas., Latin Cluhg lee Skatingg Class Basket Ball. Iloekey, Volleyg Year Hockey, Table Tennis: Girls, Winter Car- nival: Red Cross Wlork. J 'NNE ANDERSON Jane is cooperative, has a gift for making friends, wants to pull the fire alarm lever, will do com- mercial art work, and nrfwr will like selhsh people .... Write-up Rep., Westward Ilolg Art Clubg Latin Club. KATHLEEN E. BAGEANT Kitty is gay, wants to live on a farm, and will pilot an airplane. . . . Latin Club, Assist. Squad Leader. I942 ESTELLE GLORIA BAIDER Babe is attractive and alert, has a hpeaches and cream complexion, wants her meals served on dishes that can be afterwards eaten in- stead of washed, and will regu- late her bossis dictation .... Pres., Biology Clnbg Cheer Lead- er, Student Rep.g Camera Club, Players' Guild. JEAN INEZ BARNES Jeanie is buoyant, has a har- monious voice, wants to write an acceptable English theme, will teach school, and never will as- sign week-end homework .... Adv. Staff, Westward Holg Players' Guild, Sphinx Clubg Latin Clubg Biology Club, Glee Club, Hostess Com. SARAH BARON Sue is a smooth dancer, has a care free disposition, wants to appropriate Judy Carlandis ward- robe, and never will stop buying 'bonds of freedom. CATHERINE F. BATCIIELOR Cathy is the center of any laugh- ing group, wants to be an cngi- neer, will have her own apart- ment, and never will like soft iec-cream sandwiches .... Latin Clubg lcc Skatingg Winter Carnival. JANE CHRISTINE BEALL Jane is reliable, has oratorical power, wants to play Raehmani- nofI's Prelude in C Minor, will be a social worker, and never will wear a strapless evening gown .... Pres., Junior Class, Student Rep.g Latin Clubg Clee Club, Class Hockey, Basket Ball, Year Isloekcyg Varsity Bad- minton, Tennisg Chairman, S. A. C. Com.g Chairman, Cafe Com. MARGARET BECKER Beckey is verbose, has a happy- go-lucky air, wants to go to Switzerland, will be a secretary, and never will Boogie-Woogie. . . . Winter Carnival. GERTRUDE B. BEHLES Certie is vivacious, wants a fam- ily of two, will become a musi- cian, and never will resort to vamping .... Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Glee Clubg Soph. Rally, Class Volley Ballg Basket Ballg Swimming Award. SARA H ELIZABETH BELT Betsy is pleasure-loving, has en- tertaining ability, wants to see an opera, will be a worthy American, and never will uphold politicians .... Latin Clubg Biology Club, Math Club, Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! RHONA BENESCH Ronnie is bland, has shining black hair, wants to visit Cali- fornia, will be a settlement worker, and never will under- stand egotists .... Players' Guild: Latin Club: French Clubg .lunior Playg Bowlingg Ping Pong: Alt. Student Rep. ESTHER VIRGINIA BETZ Essie is poised, has executive powers, wants Veronica Lake hair, will rival Daphne Du Maurier, and never will prefer low-heeled shoes .... Co-Editor, Westward Holg Pres., Audubon Club, Vice-Pres., Players' Guildg Boatride Com.g Sec. and Treas., S. A. C.g Players' Guildg Glee Club, Latin Clubg 90 Clubg Sphinx Clubg Sophomore Rallyg .lunior Play: Junior-Senior Play Com. DOROTHY MARIE BEYER Dot is temperate, has efficiency, wants to see America first, and will be a homemaker .... West- ward Ho! Rep. RUTH ANNA BILLINGS Ruth is reserved, has an agree- able voice, wants to pilot an air- plane, will operate a dictaphone, and never will get another permanent .... Picture Rep.g Glee Club, Biology Club, Music Appreciation Club. MOLLY BIRENBAUM Molly is mercurial, has executive ability, wants to be a navy color girl, will be a .lane Addams, and never will wear red .... Adv. Manager, Westward Holg Stu- dent Rep.g Athletic Rep.: Latin Clubg French Clubg 90 Clubg Sphinx Clubg Class Teams, Soph. Rallyg Winter Carnival. EVELYN ELLEN BITTERLICH Ev is casual, has a genial man- ner, wants to travel, will leave Western in a long white dress, and never will become obese. ANNA FLORENCE BLANCH Florence is gracious, has com- posure, wants to bowl 150, and will be a skilled stenographer. . . . Red Cross Clubg Biology Clubg Picture Rep., Westward Holg Usher. HELEN A. BLAHA Helen is loquacious, has baby- blue eyes, wants to join the parachute battalion, and never will tolerate tardiness .... Junior- Senior Boatride Com., Usher. ROSE MARY BOWERS Rosey is an able worker, has a commanding way, wants an es- cort of the desired stature, will direct community plays, and never will belittle her classmates. . . . Latin Club, Players' Guild, Sec. and Treas., Biology Club, Glee Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Girls' Winter Car- nival, Adv. Stall, Westward Hol, Student Rep., Cheer Leader. BETTY JANE BOYLAN Betty is commanding, has a hu- morous streak, wants to avert misconduct marks, will be a graduate nurse, and never will like French .... Aquarium Club, Latin Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Hockey, Year Hockey, Varsity Swimming, Table Tennis, Cheer Leader, Girls' Winter Carnival, Red Cross Club. IRENE BRADY Irene is earnest, has stage aspi- rations, wants to meet her dream prince, will become an actress and never will fancy clean saddle shoes .... Latin Club, Players' Guild, Junior Play, May Play, Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Archery, Girls' Winter Carnival, Bowling. DORIS CAROLYN BRANDT Dash is friendly, has artistic ability, wants to see her name in print, will design children's clothes, and never will eat clams. . . . Glee Club, Art Club, Latin Club, Operetta, Adv. Staff, West- ward Hoi, Art Com., Senior Play. DORIS E. BRANDT Dot is well-bred, has prudence, wants to know her city, will be a receptionist, and never will understand misdirected humor. . . . Chairman, Red Cross Club, Biology Club, Usher. ETHEL BRANOFF Branny is forever asking ques- tions, has sparkling brown eyes, wants 4'oomph, will take dicta- tion at 140 words a minute, and never will retire before twelve o'clock .... Latin Club, Soph. Rally Com., Class Basket Ball, Year Basket Ball, Squad Leader. CLARE KNOOP BRAUN Knoopie is jocose, has influence, wants to own a boat, will be a journalist, and never will eat a raw egg .... Squad Leader, Glee Club, Red Cross Club, Adv. Stali, Westward Hoi, Latin Club, Year Bowling, Basket Ball, Volley, Operetta, Art Club. SHIRLEY BRAVERMAN Shirl is a walking ad for Harperls, has beautiful hair, wants to know whether a refrig- erator light goes out when the door is closed, will model, and never will be able to write themes .... Latin Club, Math Club, Bowling, Ping Pong. JAYNE BREMMER Jayne is responsible, has large brown eyes, wants to be the per- fect model, and will be a private secretary .... Ice Skating, Senior Day Rep., Farewell Assembly Rep., First Aid Class. RITA M. BRENNAN Reds is charming, wants to travel in foreign lands, will train for nursing, and never will ac- custom herself to caterpillars. . . . Latin Clubg Year Skatingg Hockey Subg Swimming. ANNA R. BRINSFIELD Anna is efficient, wants to be a farmerette, will be a librarian, and never will eat pigs' feet .... Latin Club. JUDITH D. BRISSMAN .lady is always interested in other people, has a lovely voice, wants to play the drums in a swing band, will sing on the concert stage, and never will enjoy chang- ing records on a phonograph .... Latin Clubg Library Club, Glee Clubg Players' Cuildg Student Rep.g Business Staff, Westward Hoi: Red Cross: Sphinx Clubg Soloist, Glee Club. RAE BRODSKY Rae is reserved but friendly, has that school-girl complexion, wants to sing before a micro- phone, will he a doctor's secre- tary, and never will teach gym. . . . Latin Clubg Biology Club. ARISPA BROWN Kay is amiable, has grace on the ice, wants to be an aviatrix, and never will bob her hair .... Ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volley Ballg Year Basket Ball, Volley Ballg Varsity Ice Skatingg Junior Prom Com. HELEN BURGER Helen is piquant, has a beautiful complexion, will be a nurse, and never will stop eating cookies. . . . Junior Prom Com.g Junior- Senior Boatride Com. MAE CAMP Mae is a roller-rooter, has a sense of humor, wants to sail the South Seas, will be a government of- Ficial's private secretary, and never will wear artificial flowers. VIRGINIA ELIZABE TH CAMP Ginny is thoughtful, has a way with people, wants to he a pro- fessional roller skater, will shine in the business world, and never will be caught napping .... Student Rep.g House Com., Stu- dent Councilg Red Cross Clubg Year Teams. ELIZABETH CANTER Elizabeth is clever, has admin- istrative ability, wants to speak French with an American accent, and never will voluntarily endure the dentist's drill .... Co-Editor, Westward Holg Sphinx Clubg 90 Clubg .lunior Play Com.: Senior Play Com., Dancing Club. MARGARET ANN CANTER Margaret Ann is self-contained, has journalistic talent, wants to find a noiseless mosquito, and never will be a speller .... Fea- ture Editor, Westward Holy Sphinx Club, 90 Clubg Junior Play Com.g Senior Play Com., Dancing Club. THERESA GLORIA CARAKER Thres is painstaking, has a lean- ing toward literature, wants to organize an orphanage, will be a white-collar girl, and never will unbalance her budget .... Ser- vice Club. SONYA R. CARDIN Sonya is genial, has a husky voice, wants to learn the secret sorrow of the weeping willow, and never will be a victim of dishpan hands .... Garden Clubg Latin Clubg French Clubg Golf. DORIS JEAN CHAFFMAN Doris is worth knowing, has an engaging personality, wants to study engineering at Poly, will be a surgical nurse, and never will be left out of things .... Latin Club, Vice-Pres., Aquarium Club. ESTHER CHAIT Et is a wit, has sparkling blue eyes, wants to have ten children, will be secretary to an important eligible bachelor, and never will read comic books .... Latin Clubg Red Crossg Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! B. LAURETTA CHENOWETH Lauretta is precise, has rhythm, wants to be Sun-kist, will work and wed, and never will bite her nails .... Class Treas.g Student Rep.g Glee Clubg Oper- etta Com., Senior Play Com. HENRIETTA CHESLOCK Hen is jolly, has personal appeal, wants to win the Nobel Prize, will be a medical research doc- tor, and never will teach school. . . . Players' Guildg Skatingg Bowlingg Aquarium Club, Red Crossg Student Rep., Physics and Chemistry Lab. Assistantg Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! PHYLLIS LEE CHILDS Phil is quietly efiicient, has finan- cial 'ipullf' wants to marry her boss, will he a secretary, and never will speak publicly .... Student Rep.g Class Treas.g Sec. Senior Class, Latin Clubg Sphinx Clubg Senior Play, Cheer Lead- erg Varsity Tennis, Sub.g Hos- tess Com. MINNIE LOU CHODAK Mickey is a whiz in history, has golden locks, wants to give Hitler a hot foot, will always be successful, and never will spend a week-end at home .... Class Volley Ball, Year Hockey, 90 Clubg Squad Leaderg Campus Com., Business Staff, Westward Hol, Write-up Rep., Westward Holg Sphinx Club. SHIRLEY GRACE CHODAK Shirley is petite, has dramatic ability, wants to be a student at City, will grow taller, and never will belong to the 90 Club .... Bowling Clubg Year Hockeyg Sphinx Clubg Business Staff, Westward Ho! BETTY JEAN CLARK Betty is vivacious, has sparkling blue eyes, wants to fiy an army bomber, will give light to high school students, and never will he a farmer's wife .... Assist. Adv. Manager, Westward Holg Class Treas.g Latin Club, French Clubg Math Club, Sphinx Clubg Winter Carnivalg .lunior Prom Com. HARRIETTE LINN CLARK Harry wants to meander hither and thither, will make a place in the world for herself, and never will tolerate people chewing gum. . . . Student Rep., Bowlingg Archery. JOANN L. CLINEDINST .lo is gentle, has a brain stocked with witty remarks, wants to streamline her figure, will be a buyer, and never will sever her ties with Western .... Bowling Clubg Biology Club. MARY V. COBURN Mary is a friend to all, has a way of changing tears to laugh- ter, wants to drive a carg will be a white collar girl, and never will do the dishes .... Class Volley Ball. GLORIA C. CONGLETON Congie is dulcet, has genuine charm, wants one day each to draw, read, sew, ice-skate, and putter, and never will find a day long enough to suit her .... Co- operative Bureau Rep.g Class Treas.g Assist. Treas., .lunior Year, Student Rep.: Traffic Com.: 90 Club: Pres., .lr. Players' Guild, Pres., Players' Guildg Latin Clubg Audubon Club, Sphinx Clubg Ice-Skating Clubg Sec., Clee Clubg Vice- Pres., Math Clubg .Iunior and Senior Play, Girls' Winter Carnival. CHRISTINE ANNE CONNOR Chris is alert and ambitious, has vivacity, wants to be a foreign correspondent, will be the per- fect secretary, and never will re- spond to unheralded tests .... Jr. Red Crossg Sr. Red Crossg Class Bowling, Basket Ballg Year Basket Ball. BETTY COOKE Cookey is an outdoor girl, has the artistic touch, wants to hike to California, will do something unique, and never will get her fill of painting .... Glee Clubg Art Clubg Audubon Clubg Latin Clubg Math Clubg Class Basket Ballg Operettag Art Staff, West- ward Ho! SELMA ALYCE COOPER Reds is likable, has a sunny dis- position, wants to be an airplane stewardess, will excel in short- hand, and never will get up at dawn .... Red Cross Club. OLIVIA HAMPSON CORWIN Johnnie is a riding fan, has ice skating technique, wants little buttons for operating chemistry windows, and will be a plastic surgeon .... Biology Clubg Class Basket Ball, Badmintong Year Basket Ball, Badminton. RHODA LEE DAILY Rhotes is genuine, has a charm- ing manner, wants to have a month without homework, will top the list in a Civil Service test, and never will crack her knuckles .... Typing StaE, Westward Holg Ice Skating Clubg Bowling Clubg Red Cross Club: Service Club. ESTHER DALEVITZ Ess is a born leader, has a keen sense of humorg wants to have her name in lights, will be a presidential secretary, and never will confess all. SYLVIA F. DAN EN BERG Danny is clever, has golden brown hair, wants to do some- thing bold and adventurous, will he a veterinarian, and never will get stout .... Players' Guild, Glee Club, Latin Club, Campus Com. MARIAN DANSICKER Sis is a Warbler, has intellectual curiosity, wants to be a great singer. will be a boon to busi- ness, and never will eat spinach and beans .... Service Club, Assit. Squad Leader, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Volley Ball, Business Staff, Westward Ho! CHARLOTTE DARSCH Sheila is always agreeable, has the gift of tidiness, wants to meet Superman, will be social secre- tary to a socialite, and never will eat spinach .... French Club, Red Cross. ESTHER ESTELLE DATCH Esther is always willing to sacri- fice for others, has blonde tresses, wants to have a secret longing, will help others, and never will teach trigonometry .... Latin Club, 90 Club, Soph. Rally Play, Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Year Basket Ball, Campus Com., Squad Leader, Chairman. Refreshment Com., Business Staff, Westward Ho! PEGGY CORINNE DAVIS Peg is sincere, has a knack for translating Latin, wants to found an Old Maids' Society, and will be a contribution to Western's faculty .... Players' Guild, Latin Club, Pres., Glee Club, Math Club, Subscription Rep., West- ward Ho!, Adv. Staff, Westward Hol, .Iunior Prom Com. 'SFR CAROLINE JULIA DELANEY Caroline is a little dynamo, has a gifted pen, wants to see the world from a tramp steamer, will have a pen in one hand and a test-tube in the other, and never will comprehend humorless people .... Editorial Staff, West- ward Hol, Sec. Student Council, Campus Com., Student Rep., 90 Club, Latin Club, Players, Guild, French Club, Math Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Club, Mu- seum Club, Class and Year Teams, Soph. Rally, Winter Carnival, Junior - Freshman Party Com. RU I'H EVELYN DEMBINSKY Ruth is attractive, has skill in figure-skating, wants to discover the mystery of the fourth Hoor of Western, will be a secretary, and never will like damp days. . . . Class Treas., Ice Skating Club, Bowling Club, Latin Club, .lunior Prom Rep., Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! MARY VIRGINIA DERR Ginny is poised, has a pleasant voice, will win renown as a typist, and never will leave water dripping. Nose for News Rep., Counselor's Aid. MARJORIE G. DIAMOND Marge is lively, has good judg- ment, wants to know who Yehudi is, will seize all opportunities, and never will like getting up on Monday mornings .... Class Treas., Student Rep., Biology Club, Sphinx Club, .lunior Play- ers' Guild, Squad Leader, Archery. CATHERINE AMELIA DIXON Kitten is clear and calm, has a radiant smile, wants to own a blue convertible, will get a tight grip on happiness, and never will let a friend down .... Business Staff, Westward Hol, Chairman, Co- operative Bureaug Student Rep., Ticket Com., Operetta and Senior Play, Usher. FRANCES DOBSON Blondie is a whiz in English, has a sunny disposition, wants to understudy Fannie Bryce, will be secretary to a famous journal- ist, and never will eat crackers in bed .... Players' Guild, Red Cross. EDITH C. DOLLE Edith is cheerful, has skating technique, wants to speak French, will take up teaching, and never will like crowded buses. . . . Latin Club, Ice Skating Clubg Red Cross. MILDRED DAY DORSEY Mil is alert, has depth, wants to bowl one hundred twenty-five, and never will like things that squeak .... Bowling Clubg Ice Skating Club. MARGARET E. DOYLE Peggy is another Burke, has an ambitious nature, wants to see the world from her own yacht, will be a department store buy- er, and never will eat watermelon. GERTRUDE E. DRAFTS Booty is reliable, has an ingenu- ous nature, wants to own hip boots, and will be an artist .... Year Treas.g Pres., Glee Clubg Student Rep.g Latin Club: Biology Clubg Art Clubg Players' Gnildg Ice Skating Club: Bulle- tin Boardg Operetta Com.g Class Hockey, Basket Ball, Winter Carnivalg Chairman, Art Com.g Senior Christmas Party Com.: Hostess Com.g Junior Day Poster. SHIRLEY DUBOW Shirley is an all round good sport, has an ingenuous nature, will be secretary to a high gov- ernment oliicial, and never will look like Lana Turner .... Latin Clubg Players' Guild, Squad Leaderg Student Rep.g Red Cross. K. ANN DUCKWORTH Ducky is cooperative, has ability in teaching dancing, wants to marry an army ollicer, will have her own dance studio, and never will send birthday cards on time. . . . Athletic Editor, Westward I-Io!g Audubon Clubg Latin Club, Bowling Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Bad- minton, Archeryg Bowlingg Soph. Rally Com.: 1942 Art Com.g Athletic Board Dance Com.g Squad Leaderg Class Athletic Rep. SYDNEY LEE DUNN Sid is impetuous, has a yen to traverse the far corners of the earth, wants to own a Eve-hundred acre farm, and never will type fifty words a minute .... Student Rep.g Year Basket Ball Sub.: Varsity Basket Ball Sub.g Girls' Winter Carnival. EDITH WINIFRED EDMONDS Edie is a quiet little miss, has a knack for being a good listener, wants to fly to Bermuda, will be a secretary, and never will break a date .... Campus Council, Class Basket Bally Winter Carnival. NANCY. J. EDWARDS Nan is musical, has a merry dis- position, wants to drive an ambu- lance, will live to see 21st Century Fox, and never will eat Brussels sprouts .... Sub- scription Rep. and Write-Up Rep., Westward Holt Fashion Show, Adv. Staff, Westward Holt Legatus, Latin Club, 90 Clubg Sphinx Club: Hostess Com.g Pres., Orchestrag Senior Play. VIRGINIA L. EDWARDS Ginny is graceful on wheels, has a jovial disposition, wants to frame Western's honorable dis- charge, and never will respond to taps Sunday night or reveille Monday morning. WINIFRED C. EISENBERG Winnie is mysterious, has a fond- ness for good music, wants to meet the Spirit, will be an air- line hostess, and never will get a full nightis sleep .... Garden Club, Latin Club, Library Club, Math Club, Players' Guild, Music Appreciation Club. VIRGINIA EKEWISE Ginny is reasonable, has a peaches and cream complexion, wants to be happily married, and never will tolerate any but a chivalrous man .... Student Rep., Squad Leader, Girls' Winter Carnival. MARY ELLEN ESTES Honey Child is effervescent, has a charming voice, wants to win a handsome foot ball hero, and will be an army nurse .... Student Rep., Art Club. ERNESTINE FAIR Ernestine is tranquil, has large brown eyes, wants to be a globe trotter, will be a secretary, and never will disturb herself .... Biology Club, Latin Club, Winter Carnival, Class Basket Ball, Service Club. LINDA JUDY FEDELI Linda is co-operative, wants to win a ten thousand dollar sweep- stake, will achieve recognition as an efficient business woman, and never will make it to school be- fore the two-minute-of hell rings. BETTY FISHBACK Bet is amiable, has foresight, wants to inhabit a desert island equipped with modern conveni- ences, will pilot her own plane, and never will tackle household tasks with enthusiasm. . . . Stu- dent Rep., Service Club, Clee Club, Math Club, Ice Skating Club, Year Hockey, Class Basket Ball, Winter Carnival. JUNE MELINDA FISHPAW Fishy is attractive to misconduct marks, has a hearty laugh, wants to be principal of Western for a day, and never will become rec- onciled to demerits .... Latin Club, Math Club, Class Bowling, Ice Skating, Advertising Staff, Westward Ho! HELEN JACQUELINE FONTI Helen is naive, has a deep kind- ness, wants to broaden her circle of social contacts, will gain recognition in the commercial field, and never will appreciate grand opera .... Alt. Student Rep., Student Rep. ELIZABETH JANE FOOTEN Betty is bound to succeed, has a winning smile, wants to be in- dependent, and will he asking Number, please? .... Athletic Rep., Soph. Rally, Year Teams. MARIE MIMMIE FOX Mimmie is forever chattering, has deep, dark eyes, wants to gradu- ate with honors, will be a success in all her activities, and never will dance with a boy six feet two inches .... Class Basket Ball, Soph. Rally Play, French Club, Players' Guild, Junior Play, Understudy and Prompter, Senior Play. IRENE FRAHM Frahmie is deliberate, has ath- letic interests, will imitate Clara Barton, and never will endure conceited people .... Athletic Rep., Athletic Board, Vice-Pres., French Club, Latin Club, Class Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Var- sity Hockey, Ice Skating: .lunior Varsity Ilockey. Hostess Com. LORRAINE .I. FRANKLIN Lorraine is a vocalist and has musical aspirations .... Glee Club, Latin Club. ALMIRA MAE FREDERICK Freddie is a whiz at sewing, has romantic inclinations, wants to be near airplanes, and will prob- ably get married .... Student Rep. NORMA LEE FREEMAN Noni is collegiate, has journal- istic gifts, wants to own a maroon convertible with white sidewall tires, will be a second Florence Nightingale, and never will curb her mischievous streak .... Write-Up Editor, Westward Hoi, Latin Club, Audubon Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball: Campus Com., Squad Leader, Assist. Squad Leader, Student Rep., Chemistry Lab. Assistant, Counselor Rep., Red Cross, Hostess, Soph. Rally, Badminton. JEAN FRETWELL .lean is a sports woman, has suc- cessful long fingernails, wants closets full of clothes, will be am- bitious, and never will enjoy pre- senting oral talks .... Ass't. Treas., Senior Year, Subscription Rep., Westward Hol, Athletic Rep., Latin Club, Class Volley Ball, Year Hockey, Volley Ball, Varsity Tennis, .l. V. Hockey, Hostess Com. FRANCES M. FRIEDLANDER Fran is nice to know, has blonde, wavy hair, wants to have long, beautiful nails, will be a secretary to a large firm, and never will wash dishes .... Players' Guild, Latin Club, Camera Club, Red Cross, Usher, Senior Play. GERTRUDE FRIEDMAN Goldie is a friend in need, has that South American look, wants to be a jitterbug, will be an ace stenographer, and never will he chanticleer's competitor. . . . Latin Club, Biology Club, Class Basket Ball. BETTY JUNE FRUMAN Bet is a girl who can have fun with all, has a wrinkled nose, wants to have an ambition, will be a commercial teacher at West- ern. and never will eat oatmeal. . . . Write-Up Rep., Westward Hol, Junior Players' Guild, Dancing Club, French Club, Ice Skating, Christmas Basket Com. MADA .IANE GAIL Mada is wide-eyed, has a way of making herself click, wants to spend a month in Hawaii, will be an interior decorator, and never will milk a cow .... Write- Up Rep., Latin Club, French Club, Glee Club, Camera Club, Players' Guild, Junior Prom Com., Operetta, Class Treas., Coop Bureau. NANCY RAE GARDNER Nance is easy to make friends with, has a tendency to curl her hair during class, wants to own a plane, will marry some day, and never will be bossed .... Student Rep. V ERA MARIE GEIGLEIN Vera is full of vim and vigor, has twinkling eyes, wants to see the U. S. A., will be a famous styl- ist. and never will want for somcv thing to do .... Latin Clubg Roman House Com., Junior, Senior Boatride Com., Picture Rep., Westward Holg Service Club. ELIZABETH MAE GEISLER Wibby is meticulous. has adroit- ness, will be a secretary, and never will get enough sleep .... Class Treasurer, Typing Staff, Westward Holg Glee Club, Ser- vice Club. MAMIE T. GEPPI Mamie is full of fun, has a fine sense of humor, wants to be ma- rooned on an island with Errol Flynn, will probably marry a banker, and never will be gabby. . . . Class Teams, Co- operative Bureau. IDA GIRSHIN Ida is a dancer, has a sparkle in her eyes, wants to get rid of her freckles, will be a stenog- rapher in Washington, and never will eat olives .... Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Varsity Volley Ball, Winter Carnival. F WW if' ' GAZELA GITTLEMAN Cassie is sportive, has whimsi- cality, wants to visit foreign lands, and never will like theme writing .... Latin Club, Sphinx Club, Hostess Com., 90 Club. BEHNICE JEWEL GLASER Bern is easy to get along with, has beautiful wavy hair, wants to fly an airplane. will be an in- terior decorator, and never will wear showy slips ..... Latin Clubg Camera Clubg Red Cross. ELSA M. GLASER Elsa is studious, has reticence, wants to go to Europe, will be a companion to an elderly woman, and never will be impractical .... Class Treasurer. OLGA SALLY GLAVECKAS Olga is surprisingly humorous, has soft, lovely hands, wants to loaf for a month, will he a doc- toris secretary, and never will fail in any undertaking. LUCILLE T. GLORIOSO Lucille is lively and has athletic prowess .... Typing Staff, West- ward Holg Clee Clubg Service Club, Ice Skating Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Basket Ball, Hockey, Volley Ballg Winter Carnivalg Soph. Rallyg Commercial Assembly. JANICE B. GOLDBERG Jan is Western's Alice Marble, has an argumentative nature, and never will wash dishes .... Latin Club, Math Club, Camera Club, Players' Guild, Biology Club, Sphinx Club, Class Basket Ball, Hockey, Year Hockey, Varsity Tennis. GERTRUDE L. GOLDSCHER Gertie is jovial, has a gift for enjoying herself while amusing others, wants to be a student at City College, will he a home manager, and never will retire before midnight .... Latin Club, French Club. RU FH GOLDSTEIN Slim ,lim is a jitterbug, has the habit of wearing the darkest lipstick, wants to dance with Fred Astaire, and never will stop chattering .... French Club, Year Table Tennis, Deck Tennis, Winter Carnival. IRENE DORIS GOLDSTINE Irene is kind and sweet, has the knack of making friends, wants to view the stars in Hollywood, will take notes for an author, and never will go to a boring lecture .... Student Rep., Ser- vice Club. BETTY A. GOOCH Goochie is a songbird, has per- sonality-plus, wants to know why men grow mustaches, will be an executive, and never will enjoy essays, tests, and castor oil .... Athletic Rep., Glee Club, Biology Club, Red Cross Club, Badminton. rx ,Q-'fl NATALIE GOODMAN Nat is very attractive, has lovely blue-green eyes, wants to own a convertible, will be a secretary, and never will bite her finger- nails .... Latin Club, Campus Com., Red Cross. RUTH MARGARET GORRAY Rufus is perfection plus, has serenity, wants to be snowed in, will teach modern languages, and never will respond to Monday mornings .... Vice-Chairman, Student Council, Consul, Latin Club, Student Rep., Chairman. Entertainment Com., Sphinx Club, 90 Club, Math Club, Camera Club, Biology Club, Class Teams, Year Teams, Soph. Rally, Winter Carnival, Cafe- teria Com., Chairman, Traffic Com. MARGUERITE GOSNELL Margie is frank, has deftness, will do secretarial work competently. and never will have a fondness for beets .... lee Skating Club. EVELYN GREENBERG Evie is cute, has a knack at tell- ing jokes, will ornament the business world, and never will be anything but herself .... Year Athletics, Winter Carnival, Table Tennis. SHIRLEY GREENBERG Greenie is always interested and inquisitive, has golden, blonde hair, wants to be the First Lady of the Land, will make her mark in history, and never will clean her saddle shoes .... Student Rep., Latin Club, Year Basket Ball, Business Staff, Westward Hoi, Sphinx Club. BEVERLY GREMPLER Bev is sedate. has artistic apti- tude, wants to own a large es- tate on the Magothy River, will design women's clothes, and never will like taking orders .... Latin Club. MARY C. GUERCIO Mary is level-headed, wants to fly a plane, will study nursing, and never will respond to baby- talk .... Latin Club, Class and Year Basket Ball. ROBERTA ALMA HAHN Bert is peppy, has a magic tennis raquet, wants to match Alice Marble, will operate a comp- tometer, and never will indulge in distasteful habits .... Ath- letic Rep., Westward Ho! Rep., Prom Com.g Winter Carnivalg Varsity Tennis. NORMA LORRAINE HALL Norma is tactful, has aptitude for needlework, wants her own soda- fountain, and will he an angel of mercy .... Latin Club, Biology Clubg Clee Clubg lee Skating Club. MURIEL RUTH HAMPEL Penny is industrious, has a knack at knitting, wants to be a model, will be an efficient stenographer, and never will take to themes. . . . Service Club, Red Cross Cluhg lce Skating Club. ELVA MAY HAMPSHIRE Elva is quiet, wants to marry a red-head, will obtain her driver's license someday, and never will be without friends. A. JEANNETTE HANCOCK Nelte is soft-spoken, has calm competence, wants to visit foreign places, will teach school, and never will voluntarily visit a dentist .... Latin Clubg 90 Club: Sphinx Club, Chemistry Lab Aidg Red Cross. MARGARET HARDY Marge is reserved, has discretion, wants her own jalopy, will first have a position and then a part- ner, and never will cross her superiors .... Glee Clubg Ser- vice Clubg Typing Staff, West- ward Hol M. DELORES HARRISON Delores is English to a t, has an inner spark, wants to be an opera singer, will be a well known lawyer, and never will jitterbug. . . . Latin Club, Biology Clubg Dancing Club. BETTIE B. HARTLEB Bet! is a collector of dog pic- tures, has a ready smile, wants a life of happiness, will be a stenographer, and never will get up early on Monday mornings. . . . Class Treas.g Westward Ho! Picture Rep., Glee Club, Ice Skating. DORIS RUTH HARTMAN Doris is a willing assistant, has fleet fingers, wants to own a little flivver, will exceed all typ- ing records, and never will try to chew gum in public .... Ser- vice Clubg Girls' Winter Car- nivalg Dancing Club. R. ELAINE HARTMAN Elaine is a red-head, has never ending words of praise, wants to be a nurse, will be a doctor's sec- retary, and never will wear a bright red outfit .... Library Clubg Red Cross Club. GLORIA WINIFRED HAYES Gloria is versatile, has excep- tional brain-power, wants to be someone in a play, and never will overcome her allergy to peach fuzz .... Student Rep.g Chair- man, 90 Clubg Editorial Staff, Westward Holy Audubon Clubg Latin Clubg Players' Guildg Math Clubg Sphinx Clubg Senior Play. MARTHA McKEE HEARD Martic is alert, has a real voice, wants to visit the Louvre in Paris, will be a governness, and never will go out in the rain without an umbrella .... Glee Clubg .lunior-Senior Boatride Com. FLORENCE SHIRLEY HEIL Shirley is discreet, has reliability, wants an orphanage for animals, will be invaluable to her business employer, and never will mis- treat animals .... Class Treas.g Ice Skating Club. VIRGINIA H. HELLDORFER Ginny is always full of life, has ability in athletics, wants to get to classes on time, will be an aviatrix, and never will cease en- joying athletics .... Latin Cluhg Biology Clubg Athletic Rep.g Girls' Winter Carnivalg Track Meetg Ice Skating Clubg Sec., Athletic Board, Hockey: Swim- ming Meetg Basket Ballg Volley Ballg J. V. Soft Ball Sub. SYLVIA HENESON Sylvia is good-natured, has talent in jitterbugging, wants to be a millionairels daughter, will be- come a teacher, and never will study for a test .... Latin Club, French Club. MILDRED MAXINE HERR Mickey is Western's champion worrier, has real bowling scores, wants to be another Hedy La- marr, will be a nurse, and never will like studying for exams .... Latin Clubg French Clubg Math Club. ERMA R. HICKENBOTHAM Erma is happy-go-lucky, has art at her finger-tips, wants a '4-4 cream-colored convertible, will juggle a switchboard, and never will eat raisins .... Student Rep.g Year Teams. EILEEN HICKEY Eileen is a music-lover, has genius in handling the English language, wants to conduct an orchestra in Carnegie Hall, will compose music, and never will listen to jazzed classics .... Sphinx Clubg Orchestrag Glee Clubg Math Clubg Senior Playg Class Tennis. SHIRLEY HILL Shirley is matter-of-fact, has an independent spirit, wants to journey through China, will be self-reliant, and never will carry out commands willingly. HENRIETTA HOLLAND Henny is efficient, has dignity, wants to aim at tempting targets, will make 140 words per minute in shorthand, and never will be a bachelor girl .... Badminton. LOIS HORKY Lois is serene, luzs a gracious manner, wants to Hy her own air- plane, and never will type fifty words per. CATHERINE L. HOURSH Hershey is a born leader, has a flare for athletics, wants to ex- terminate the European rodent. will be an artist, and never will bear gum chewers .... Student Rep., Bowling Club, Class Hockey, Bowling, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Hockey, Table Tennis, Varsity Bowling, Basket Ball, Christmas Basket and Party Com. MARY PATRICIA HOWE Pat is volatile, has tact, wants to pilot an army bomber, will be the Hrst woman president, and never will manage to be on time. . . . Westward Ho! Bep., Campus Com., Cafeteria Com., Student Rep., Chairman, Student Coun- cil, Treas., Student Council, Fashion Show, 90 Club, Bed Cross Club, Audubon Club, Year Rep., and First Consul, Latin Club, Math Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Club, Ice Skating Club, Class Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Basket Ball. rdf- DORIS HORWITZ Doris is reticent, has violin tal- ent, and will be a concert artist. Latin Club, Orchestra, Home Talent Assembly, Inter-High School Orchestra. LOUISE BARBARA HULLETT Louise is persistent, has financial finesse, wants an electric dish- washer, will be a social secretary, and never will cultivate a taste for cottage cheese .... Westward Ho! Rep., Service Club. RUTH M. IMHOFF Ruth is domestic, wants to learn to drive, will be a nurse, and never will adapt herself to cook- ing stools. SHIRLEY ISAACSON Shirl is a clever impersonator, has a trim appearance, wants all her fingernails the same length. will be an efficient secretary, and never will take a good picture. . . . Assist. Class Treas., Players' Guild. BETTY LEE .IANOFF Betty is refreshing to know, has laughing, grey-green eyes, wants to dance like Ginger Rogers, will be private secretary to the Pres- ident, and never will enjoy the morning after .,.. Adv. Staff, Westward Hol, Math Club, Re- freshment Com., .Iunior Fresh- man Party. ELEANOR JONES Eleanor is sweetness and light, has a winsome way, wants to own a dress salon, will be a dress designer, and never will equalize week-ends and work .... First Year Rep.: Legatus, Latin Club: 90 Club: Math Club: Biology Club: French Club: Camera Club: Sphinx Club: Class Teams: Year Teams: Soph. Rally: Winter Carnival: Picture and Subscription Rep., Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! MARCARE I' MARIE JONES Margie is voluble, has scientific inclinations, wants to live in Wyoming, will be a chemical laboratory assistant, and never will listen to weather complaints. . . . Latin Club: 90 Club: Sphinx Club: Westward Ho! Rep.: Chemistry Lab. Aid. JACQUELYN L. JORDAN Jackie is easy-going, wants to own a convertible, will be an electrician, and never will adapt herself to things happening all at the same time .... Westward Ho! Rep.: Adv. Staff, Westward Hoi: Camera Club: Library Club: Latin Club: Understudy, Senior Play: Library Assistant: Squad Leader: Bowling: Arch- ery: Ping Pong. B. MARGARET JUNGHANS Marge is capable, has administra- tive ability, wants to be a drum- mer, will became a business ex- ecutive, and never will like pre- sumptuous people .... Senior Pres.: Junior Sec.: Soph. Vice- Pres.: Athletic Board: Sphinx Club: Red Cross Club: 90 Club: Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball: Year Volley Ball, Basket Ball: Varsity Hockey, Basket Ball, Soft Ball. Badminton: Bowling: Win- tcr Carnival: Usher. RUTH E. KAISS Kaissie is care free, has grease- paint in her blood, wants ro- mance, and will be a leader in advertising .... Student Rep.: Senior Play: Players' Guild: Biology Club: C-lee Club: Cheer Leader: Ice Skating: Varsity Tennis. ELAINE KALB Elaine is retiring, has bowling enthusiasm, wants to travel by airplane, will be a lawyer's secre- tary, and never will find her lost locker key .... Latin Club. BERNICE D. KAMAROFF Bene is studious, has lovely, dark eyes, wants to stamp cards in a library, will be an A-1 secretary, and never will wear an up-sweep hair-do .... Players' Guild: 90 Club: Music Appreciation Club: Alt. Student Rep.: Subscription Rep.. Westward Ho! ANNE KAY Reds is a quick-thinker, has skilled fingers on the violin, wants to be stranded on a desert island with John Payne, will be a musician, and never will like short men .... Latin Club: Or- chestra: Music Appreciation Club: Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! HANNAH H. KELLNER Hannah is perpetually puzzled, has an inquisitive nature, wants to graduate, will work for Uncle Sam, and never will be a hat stylist .... French Club: Play- ers' Guild: Class Basket Ball. MARJORIE F. KELLY Margie is able to cope with every situation, has the desire to make everyone happy, wants to be an able stenographer, and never will be tolerant of interruptions. SOPHIE RUTH KENNEY Sophie is full of fun, has soft, brown eyes, wants to write per- fect compositions, will meet someone tall and handsome, and never will bite her nails .... Red Crossg Latin Club. LORRAINE B. KERSHMAN Rainbow is concerned about ber school work, has a pleasant voice, wants to be a poetess, will excel in stenography, and never will like cheaters .... Biology Clubg French Club. BETTY KEYSER Wee Betty Sue is studious, has an infectious smile, wants to be a husky foot ball player, will marry a man 6 ft. 3 in., and never will bear Hgossipf, . . . Cooperative Bureau Rep.g Biology Clubg Service Club, Glee Club. CATHERINE B. KING Kingy is dynamic, has vim and vigor, wants to ride on a hook and ladder, and will have a nose for news. . . . Athletic Rep., Cor. Sec., Athletic Ass'n.g West- ward Hol Rep., Red Cross Club, Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Varsity Hockey, Volley Ball, Basket Ballg Winter Car- nivalg Typing Staff, Westward Ho! MARGARET R. KIRBY Margaret is little but important, wants to pass her typing tests, will get her sheepskin, and never will enjoy blue Monday .... Campus Com. PEGGY KIRCHNER Peggy is austere, wants to wear gowns by Adrian, will play the organ, and never will forget Western .... Athletic Rep., Audubon Clubg Class Basket Ball, Hockey, Volley Ball. DOROTHY KNAPP Dot is agreeable, has mathe- matical genius, wants to finish her homework each night, will do office work, and never will take an interest in languages .... Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Latin Clubg Math Club. ELAINE HELEN KOHN Elaine is a mimic, has a robust nature, will model, and never will find medicine agreeable .... Players' Guildg Museum Clubg Service Clubg Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Basket Ball, Volley Ballg Varsity Volley Ball, Badminton, Archery, Tennis, Ping Pong, Ice Skatingg Bowling. KATHERINE N. KONSTANT Connie is fascinating, has a real vocabulary, wants to play the piano, will be a career woman, and never will teach school .... Latin Club, Ice Skating, Bowl- ing Club, Adv. Staff, Westward Hol BEATRICE MAY KOSKEY Bea is timid and shy, has mas- tery in art, wants to tickle the ivories, will be a commercial artist, and never will endure any insect with more than four legs. . . . Glee Clubg Music Appreci- ation Clubg Art Club. CATHERINE ANN KRAFT Kitty is friendly, has rhythm in her soul, wants to see Yehudi, will be a secretary, and never will like surprise tests .... Class Treas.3 French Clubg Biology Club. NORMA J. KRAL Norma is a girl of few words, has many clever ideas, wants to Conga, and never will sneeze in assembly. RUTH H. KRATZ Ruthie is unassuming, wants to be an Arizona cow-girl, will enter the field of advertising, and never will consider herself per- fect .... Biology Clubg Latin Clubg Players' Guild: Under- study, Senior Playg Class Ping Pongg Adv. Staff, Picture Rep., Westward Ho! REGINA MARGARET KRAUS Regina is an all-out girl, wants to own a Kentucky estate, will be an interior decorator, and never will tire of Tommy Dorsey's orchestra .... Athletic Rep.g Latin Clubg French Clubg Hike Chairmang Camera Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Ballg Winter Carnivalg Chairman, Christmas Project: Junior Day Com.g Usher. BESSIE KRAVITZ Reds is always ready to do a generous deed, wants to be a multigraph operator, will be a successful housewife, and never will be a salesgirl .... Alt. Stu- dent Rep.g Picture Rep.g Biology Clubg Red Cross Clubg Class Teamsg Year Teamsg Varsity Basket Ball, Bowling, Volley Ball, Ping Pong. MARGARET A. KREBS Midge is full of spirit, has ac- curacy, wants to emulate Ear- hart, will enter nurses' training, and never will like oral compo- sitions .... Latin Club, Sphinx Club: Junior Playg Class Basket gall, Volley Ball, Tennisg French . u . JUN E KRICKHAN Kricky is feminine, has all round ability, wants the power of be- coming invisible, will design a duchess' clothes, and never will go for Stephen Foster's music. . . . Sec. Soph. Yearg Class Treas.g Treas., Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Editorial Staff, Westward Holg Sphinx Club. EVELYN LILLIAN KRUGER Ev is another Clifton Faddiman, has a friendly nature, wants to write in both poetry and prose, will marry her young boss, and never will scorn worthy attempts. BERNICE M. KWEDAR Bernice is quiet, has an obsession for potato chips, wants to be af- fable, will be a white-collar girl, and never will go with a boy younger than herself .... Student Rep.g Westward Ho! Rep.g Class Volley Ballg Ice Skating. LOUISE I. LANDAY Louise is a good worker, has leadership ability, wants to stay at ritzy hotels, will get married, and never will like to get up on a cold winter moming. BEATRICE LEVIN Beattie is light-hearted and has an inquiring mind .... Math Cluhg Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Class and Year Basket Ballg Bowling Club. IDA HELEN LEVIN Iris is a good typist, has a quiet and exact nature, wants to gain neither height nor weight. will be a secretary in Sinai Hos- pital, and never will study too hard .... Players, Guildg Service Clubg Business Staff, Westward Holg Class Basket Ball, Volley Ballg Year Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Hockeyg Varsity Volley Ball, Ping Pong, Bowling, Win- ter Carnival. ILENE LEVIN Ilene is quizzical, has exotic fea- tures, will be a medical tech- nician, and never will meet the dawn with a smile .... Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Camera Clubg Math Club, 90 Club. IRENE BETTY LEVIN Betty is a jitterbug, has person- ality plus, wants to be a red- head, will be a government girl, and never will stop chewing gum. . . . Table Tennis. RIVIE LEVINE Rivie is a walking dictionary, has a pleasing personality, wants to travel in Mexico and South America, will be a .lune bride, and never will eat onions .... Glee Clubg Latin Club, Edi- torial Staff, Westward Holy Stu- dent Rep.3 Cafeteria Com. 'hr NORMA DORIS LINDELL Norma is explicit, has skating technique, wants her own ice rink, will hold a government po- sition, and never will enjoy base- ball .... Service Club, Glee Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Bowling Clubg Typing Stall, Westward Holt Usherg Red Cross Clubg Operetta. SARAH ESTHER K. LINDEN Soozie is full of energy, has a fine sense of humor, wants to be a pilot, and will be connected with Commercial Airlines .... Latin Clubg Biology Clubg Cam- era Clubg Math Clubg Class Basket Ball, Year Hockeyg Bowling Club. DOROTHY VIRGINIA LITWIN Dot is speedy in shorthand, has a simple straight-forward man- ner, wants to be a pianist in Glenn Miller's orchestra, will be a secretary in the White House, and never will eat onions .... Service Club. VIRGINIA LEE LITZAU Ginny is dependable, has the ability to make people pay what they owe, wants to wear a pair of really runproof hose, will be a stenographer, and never will touch a peach .... Subscription Rep., Westward Holg Class Treats., Class Badmintong Ice Skatingg Bowling. 0. JUNE LOATS .lune is happy-go-lucky., has a sunny smile, wants a Hawaiian honeymoon, will rival Walt Dis- ney, and never will go for sar- castic teachers .... Ice Skating Clubg Latin Club. BETTY LEE LOCKARD Betty is neatness plus, has bowl- ing skill, wants to have muscle. will bc a private secretary, and never will eat spinach .... Biology Club: French Club, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Bowlingg Squad Leader. BERNICE LOVITT Bern is a conscientious worker. has a pleasant disposition, wants to sing like Deanna Durbin, will graduate, and never will wear a size three shoe .... Camera Clubg Red Crossg French Club. SYLVIA A. LU BARSKY Sylvia is resourceful, has typing dexterity, wants to excel in typ- ing, will work for Uncle Sam. and never will be in tune with Monday morning blues .... Ser- vice Clubg Red Cross Club, Typ- ing Staff, Westward Holg Pub- licity Com., Senior Play. CHARLOTTE MARIE LUM Shotty is dependable, has intel- lectual curiosity, wants to do acrobatic dancing, will be an- other lady with the lamp, and never will bear faultfinders .... Latin Clubg Sphinx Clubg 90 Club: Class Basket Ballg Year Hockcyg Mercurius Staff. IRENE A. LUNDQUIST Pee-Wee is studious, has the ability to translate Latin, wants to go on a long ocean voyage, will graduate from University Hospital, and never will acquire a taste for bow ties .... Latin Club: Ice Skating Clubg Class Volley Ball. MARION LYONS Red is genial, has rhythm, wants to be an Army Air Corps hostess. will do stenograhpic work, and never will take a shower in five minutes. . . . Class Treas.g Play- ers' Cuildg French Club, Service Club. LOIS MAEMPEL Lo is patient, wants to visit Sun Valley, will be a good typist, and never will be ill-humored .... Picture Rep.g Ice Skatingg Red Cross. DORIS L. MAISCH Bill is energetic and quick, has efficient methods, wants to join the army, will be a clever house- wife, and never will get used to schools that start on Monday. . . . Math Clubg Volley Ball. LOVEY MERLE MARCOLIS Love is well-liked by everyone, has lovely eyes, wants to marry her boss, will be a competent sec- retary to a young business man, and never will wear short skirts. . . . Latin Club: Biology Club: Girls' Winter Carnivalg French Clubg Red Cross: Subscription Rep., Westward Ho! IDA MAZER Hilfie is a basket ball enthusiast, has a jovial nature. wants to have a chauffeur, will be a lab- oratory technician, and never will taste sour pickles .... Biology Clubg Latin Club, French Clubg Camera Club, Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball. BETTY MACDONALD Betty Woo is always laughing. has taste in clothes, wants to win her silver skates, will be a mani- kin, and never will do arithmetic with pleasure .... Student Rep., Treasurer, Typing Staff, West- ward Hol, Service Club, Usher, Girls' Winter Carnival. EILEEN MARY MCHARGUE Eileen is helpful, has success in Girl Scout aliairs, wants wealth, will be a nurse, and never will learn to dive .... Latin Club, French Club, Glee Club. DOLORES .IOANNE MCSHANE Dolores is utopsf' has a flair for math, wants her own airplane, will make a big department store hum, and never will appreciate the onion .... Student Rep., Class Ireas., Chairman, Lost and Found Com., Westward Ho! Rep., Class Athletics, Year Teams, Library Club. CATHERINE M. MESSIER Catherine is dimpled, has an ap- titude for chemistry problems. wants to live in a white bunga- low, will be a success, and never will like homework .... Latin Club, Camera Club. ALICE JOYCE MIDDLETON Io is likable, has a saxaphone, wants to have that school-girl figure, will be a chemist, and never will adapt herself to Balti- more .... Understudy, Senior Play, Year Hockey Team, Bowling, Swimming, Archery, Orchestra. .IEANNETTE M. MILHOLLAND Tooky is kind-hearted, has scien- tific tendencies, will be a sur- geon, and never will he a house- wife .... Latin Club, Sphinx Club, 90 Club, Editor, Mercurius. CLAIRE ADELE MILIMAN Claire is a convincing speaker, has a petite figure, wants to fly a plane, will be a doctor's secre- tary, and never will eat cocoanut custard pie .... Latin Club, Subscription Rep., Westward Hol, Soph. Rally, 90 Club, French Club, Camera Club, Math Club. ADELE MILLER Millsey is excitable, has interest in current affairs, will do biology research, and never will be self- contained. . . . Latin Club, Players, Guild, 90 Club, Sphinx Club, Camera Club, Biology Club, Ice Skating Club, Class Basket Ball. ETHEL I. MILLER Ethel is a 'inever-say-die girl, wants to produce a perfect chemistry test paper, will be a teacher, and never will willingly study for tests .... Glee Club, Latin Club, Camera Club. GLORIA ANNA MILLER Gloria is an all-around athlete, wants to be an airline hostess, will get into the Treasury De- partment, and never will give up a swimming date .... Soph., Jr., Sr., Student Rep., Class Volley Ball, Bowling, Ice Skating, Archery, Girls' Winter Carnival. ISABELLE MODELL Issi is a fair blonde, has artistic ability, wants to see South America, will type like a tornado, and never will dye her hair .... Art Club. PIIYLLIS MORAN Gigi is high-spirited, has an adorable hair-do, wants a blue convertible, will be the Model Wife, and never will gloat over a triumph .... Adv. Staff, West- ward llol, Clee Club, Latin Club, .lr. Players' Guild, Sr. Players' Guild, Audubon Club, Camcra Club, Student Rep., Campus Com., Treas., Glee Club, Operetta, Soph. Rally, Bowling Club. ALVA JANE MORNINCSTAR Al is helpful, has aptitude, for athletics, and will travel .... Student Rep., Picture Rep., Class Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Varsity Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball. NELVA CAROLINE MOSSOP Nelva is affable, has a peaches and cream complexion, wants to have four little boys, will marry millions, and never will live alone and like it. . . . Players' Guild, Biology Club, Latin Club, Orchestra, French Club, Clee Club. ROBERTA C. MOTT Bertie is a reserved funster, has vocal chords par excellence, wants to join the navy, will be an 0omph girl, and never will marvel at bearded wonders .... Clee Club, Service Club, Cam- pus Com. BETTY MULCAHY Becky is a piano virtuoso, has petiteness, wants to heave a rock into a big plate glass store win- dow, will marry an archaeologist, and never will be an old maid. GLORIA ANNE MURRAY Glam is an able autlloress, has unlimited pep and appeal, wants to run away from home for a week, will marry an aviator, and never will learn to pass up a uniform .... Westward Ho! Rep., Museum Club, Library Club, Clee Club, Ice Skating Clubg .lunior Prom Com. MARGARET ANN MURRAY Ann is nonchalant, has a fond- ness for the French, wants to own an island, will learn to fly, and never will appear in frills. . . . Class Treas., Legatus, Latin Club, Campus Com., French Club, 90 Club, Class Teams, Boatride Com., Adv. Stall, West- ward Ho! BETTY L. MYEROVITZ Betty is the class comedian, has ready wit when it is least ex- pected, wants to have no annoy- ances, and never will cram for a test .... Latin Club, Bowling Club, Archery Club, French Club, Red Cross Club. IVY MAY OHLE Ivy is a participant in everything, has Conga technique, wants to dance with Caesar Romero, will be a professional ballroom danc- er, and never will like catching colds .... Student Rep., Latin Club, Ice Skating Club, Sec., Dancing Club, Class Table Tennis, Archery, Campus Com., Trallic Com., Chairman. Senior Day Com., Adv. Staff, Westward Hoi JUNE LOUISE OPPER June is interesting, has a well modulated voice, wants to dis- cover why some people are not more patriotic, will become a nurse, and never will listen to the review of a base ball game. . . . Latin Club. MARY LEE ORYE Mary Lee is always on the dot, has lovely blue-green eyes, wants to visit Europe after the war, will be a good secretary, and never will be late for appoint- ments. . . . Student Rep. GLORIA A. OSSMUS Shanty is a good bowler, has a perpetual joke, wants to teach a commercial subject, will make use of her shorthand, and never will be seen with an impolite escort .... Class Basket Ball, Bowling, Deck Tennis, Winter Carnival. J. ROBERTA O'WESNEY Bobbie is witty, has beautiful Titian hair, wants to own a race horse, will teach art, and never will marry .... Athletic Rep., Year Art Com., Art Club, Bowl- ing Club, Red Cross Club, Christmas Assembly, Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Hockey, Varsity Hockey, Soft Ball, Winter Carnival. LILLIAN K. PAILER Betty has a wavy pompadour, wants to travel on a battleship, will marry a naval ofhcer, and never will bite her nails .... Student Rep., Treasurer, Ath- letic Rep., Class Basket Ball, Ping Pong, Swimming Team. LYLA FRANCIS PARDOE Lyla is sweet-natured, wants to ride a motorcycle, will minister to the sick and never will ride on a ferris-wheel .... Glee Club, Operetta. IVIARIAN FRIEDA PEAR Peachie is a friend to everyone, has enchanting dimples, wants to find out where her lap goes when she stands up, will be private secretary to a wealthy young bachelor, and never will like catty girls .... French Club, Biology Club, Players' Guild, Class Treasurer, Student Rep., Red Cross. BERTHA MARIE PITCHER Betty is quiet and reserved, has executive ability, wants to be a director of motion pictures, will be a surgeon, and never will wear stockings with runs. IRENE VIRGINIA PITCHER Irene is energetic, wants to act with Sterling Hayden, will be a nurse, and never will like leaky fountain pens .... Latin Club. DOROTHY ANN PITT Dottie is modest, has beautiful blond hair, wants to be an eques- trienne, will own a speed boat, and never will eat oatmeal cookies .... Players' Guild, Latin Club, Camera Club, Ice Skating Club, Sphinx Club, Or- chestra, Junior and Senior Play, Class Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Year Hockey, Sub., J. V. Hockey Team, Vice-Pres., Dancing Club. GERTRUDE MARIE PLEISS Gertrude is subdued, has a way on the basket ball court, wants to become an expert on the same, will travel, and never will eat squash .... Biology Cluhg Class Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Bally Year Hockey, Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Varsity Volley Ballg Soph. Rally. SHIRLEY F. POSNER Shirley is always laughing, has a pleasant manner, wants to be con- fidential secretary to Clark Gable, and will be secretary to an executive .... Latin Clubg Red Crossg Adv. Staff, Westward Ho! SYLVIA PURZITSKY Susie is a genuine friend, has a conscience, will end as a secre- tary, and never will swallow an oyster .... Class Treas.g Museum Clubg Cooperative Bureau Rep. MILDRED RAZAUSKAS Milly is individual, has ingenuity, wants to own a ranch, will be her own boss, and never will understand sissy cats. GERTRUDE A. REICH Trudy is silent but striking, has a Hair for the palette and brush, wants to equal Sonja Heine, will develop her talent commercially, and never will like mustaches. . . . Red Cross Clubg Ice Skating. N... JANE SELMA RIN EHARD Jane is an earnest worker, has a determined nature, wants to in- vent another way of taking typ- ing tests, will be a bookkeeper, and never will listen to type- writers out of rhythm .... Biology Club. CLAIRE LUCILLE RENNER Claire is a red-head, wants to talk to Bette Davis, will be a concert singer, and never will lose her cheerfulness .... Glee Clubg Ice Skatingg Class Teams. MADELINE MARIE RENNER Madeline is mechanically in- inclined, wants to own a car, will be an army nurse, and never will cultivate a taste for string beans. . . . Student Rep.g Jr. Varsity Archery. EDNA MARIE RHODES Edna is likable and unobtrusive, has athletic superiority, wants to journey far, will peek and peck with skill: and never will rhyme without reluctance .... Athletic Rep.: Class Basket Ballg Year Basket Ball, Hockey, Varsity Hockeyg Boatride Com. EMMA BERTHA RIBBE Emma is an adept cook, wants to drive the double bus on the D bus line, will be a nurse, and never will relinquish her bachelor life .... Athletic Rep.: Class Basket Ballg Volley Ball, Hockey, Basket Ball: Year Hockey, Volley Ball. LOLA MARY RICE Shorty has Ciceronian skill, wants to find the mutilator of bulldog's faces, will accompany an orchestra as songstress, and never will be a garlic enthusiast. Class Treas., Student Rep.g West- ward Ho! Picture Rep.g Glee Clubg Class Basket Ballg Year Basket Ballg Badmintong Bowl- ingg Soft Ball. CARLISS AILEEN RIDCELY Car is energetic, has fluency, wants to see an Army-Navy Game, will enter the aviation field, and never will adapt her- self to horror hlms .... Write- up Editor, Westward Holg Chair- man, Sphinx Clubg Glee Clubg 90 Clubg Latin Clubg Biology Club, Dancing Club, Girls' Winter Carnivalg Hostess Com., Operetta. BEATRICE RIEF Beadie is air-minded, has relia- bility, will be an aviatrix, and never will like spinach .... Coun- selor Rep.g Ice Skating Clubg Latin Clubg Camera Club. MIRIAM ELEANOR ROBERTS Miriam is business-like, wants to travel in luxury, will become a salesgirl, and never will enter college .... Library Clubg Li- brary Assist.g Hostess. MARTHA JEAN ROBEY Motts is gentle, has basket-ball ability, and wants to own the title Mrs . . . Latin Clubg Ice Skating Clubg French Clubg Math Clubg Class Basket Ballg Varsity Basket Ball. MILDRED RODMAN Mildred is delightfully refresh- ing, has sparkling brown eyes. wants the army to be co-ed, will be a successful secretary, and never will be an old maid .... Westward Ho! Rep.g Players' Guildg Latin Clubg Red Crossq Soph. Playg Varsity Ping Pong. Tennisg Year Hockey. DOROTHY ROSEN Dottie is steadfast, has fluency. will be a dramatic star, and never will enjoy the morning after .... Student Rep.g Vice- Pres., Service Clubg Class Treas.3 Vice-Pres., Players' Guild, Red Cross Clubg Library Clubg Sphinx Clubg Senior Playg Junior Play Com.g Freshman Party, Soph. Rally. VIOLET B. ROSENTHAL Vi is exuberant, has vocal talent. wants to win the sweepstakes, will be a good stenographer, and never will tolerate flies .... Campus Com., Glee Club, Ser- vice Clubg French Clubg Players' Cuildg Class Ping Pong. CHRISANTHI HELEN ROUSIS Helen is pensive, has musical fa- cility, wants to play Tschai- kowsky, will be a doctor's pri- vate secretary, and never will voluntarily visit her dentist .... Museum Clubg Class Basket Ballg Year Basket Ballg Bad- mintong Bowlingg Tennis. MARGARET VIVIAN ROUT Margaret is dexterous, has busi- ness ability, wants to cross the mountains in a cable car, will work, save, and travel, and never will wear a pompadour .... Class Treas. ESTHER RUBINSTEIN Essie is facetious, has tact, will sail around the world, and never will enjoy beets .... Latin Club: Audubon Club: Camera Club: Treas., Camera Club: Math Club: Senior Day Rep.: 90 Club: Class Basket Ball: Year Hockey. OLGA MARIE RUDIS Olga is full of fun, has a host of friends, wants to marry a doctor, will be u model, and never will be able to resist dance music. . . . Subscription and Write-Ups Rep., Westward Hoi: Athletic Rep.: Latin Club: Soph. Rally: Home Talent Assembly: Class Teams: Year Teams: Ice Skat- ing: Biology Club: Winter Carnival. CATH ERI N E R. RU PLEDGE Io is personality plus, has a gift for singing, wants to stroll leisurely to class, and never will break a promise .... Student Rep.: Clee Club: Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball: Varsity Hockey, Basket Ball, Soft Ball: Bowling: Operetta. ANNETTE SAGEL Annette is a genius at translat- ing German, has a sunny dispo- sition, will be a successful person, and never will understand why boys wear bow ties .... French Club: Biology Club: Bowling: Assist. Squad Leader: Ice Skating. .IUNE ANITA SAPP June is deft, and has financial genius .... Players' Guild: Red Cross Club: Business Staff, West- ward Ho! JANE SAUER .lane is scintillating, has athletic adroitness, wants to make a para- chute jump, will be a success in matrimony, and never will study on week nights .... Campus Com.: Red Cross Club: Ice Skat- ing Club: Year Hockey: Var- sity Ice Skating, Hockey: Co- operative Bureau: Operetta Com.: Winter Carnival: Senior Play Com.: Usher. VERA BLINN SCHAFER Vera is dependable, wants to wear a City ring, will serve the sick, and never will develop a taste for salty potato chips .... Latin Club: Camera Club: Ice Skating Club: Class Volley Ball. LUCILLE J. SCHLERF Cille is quick-witted, has gold- flecked gray eyes, wants to learn to write themes, and will be an equestrienne .... Audubon Club: Vice-Pres.. Latin Club: Business Staff, Westward Hoi: 90 Club: Latin Club: Players' Guild: Ice Skating Club: Class Hockey, Archery Squad: J. V. Hockey. CHARLOTTE SCHLESS Char is deliberate, has a happy disposition, wants to meet Ye- hudi, and will be a nurse .... Clee Club: Players' Guild: French Club: Carden Club: Math Club: Bowling Club: Latin Club: Junior-Freshman Play: Senior Play: Operetta: Class Basket Ball, Table Tennis: Year Hockey: Girls' Winter Carnival. MARION DELORES SCHMELZ Sehmelzie is meek, has the ability to make an accordion talk, wants to reach the height of five feet, will do oflice work, and never will wear knee high socks .... Latin Club: Camera Club: Ice Skating Club. JANE E. SCHUCKMAN Butch is a loyal friend, has char- acter reading ability, wants to travel, will do art work, and never will care for swing music. Class Treas.g Adv. Staff, West- ward Holg Pres., Library Clubg Subscription Rep., Westward Holg Art Clubg Music Appreci- ation Clubg Ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Ballg Winter Car- nival, Hostess Com.g .lunior- Freshmen Partyg Senior Christ- mas Party Com.g School Activi- ties' Posters. BERNICE SCHWARTZ Bern is interesting and inter- ested, has good taste in clothes, wants to have long fingernails, will be secretary to a large con- cern, and never will wear a hat. Latin Clubg Class Treasurer. SUZANN E SEFF Sue is jolie et petite, has a cheery smile, wants to overcome seasickness, will enjoy life, and never will long for 'flune in January. . . . Westward Ho! Rep.g Business and Adv. Staff, Westward Holg Latin Club, Camera Club, Sphinx Clubg Class Archery. CLETA SETTLEMOIR Cleta has a strong sense of duty, wants to become a good typist, will work in an ofiice where there is a dictaphone, and never will bowl in heels .... Athletic Rep.g Class Volley Ballg Table Tennis, Archery, Bowling. GLORIA ANN SHAFER Gloria is a writer of no mean ability, has sincerity and charm, wants to parachute f'om a plane, will be a journalist, and never will like lima beans .... Class Treas.g Write-Up Rep., West- ward Hol, Business Staff, West- ward Holg Pres., Service Club, Chairman, Properties .lunior Playg Usherg Class Tennisg Classroom Discussion Leader. ELEANORE LEE SCHAFFER Cleo has raven bangs, wants to meet Nelson Eddy, will be a bacteriologist, and never will willingly part with chewing gum. . . . Business Staff, Westward Holg Players' Cuildg Clee Clubg Aquarium Clubg .lunior Playg Junior-Freshman Playg Year Meeting Com.g Operetta. FRANCES SHALLER Fran is steadfast, has emotional stability, wants to be a manikin, will be a renowned radio artist, and never will wear a ring on her middle finger .... Treas., Ser- vice Clubg Players' Cuildg Red Cross Clubg Library Clubg Sphinx Club: .lunior Playg Fresh- man Partyg Soph. Rallyg Student Rep.g Editorial Staff, Westward Ho! RHODA SHIRLEY SHUR Ro is a typical feminine miss, has a knack for sketching teachers, will be a medical secretary, but will never like the smell of garlic. . . . Student Rep.g Campus Com.g Art Clubg Service Clubg Camera Clubg Players, Guild, Glee Clubg Library Clubg Varsity Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Ping Pongg Class Basket Ballg Year Basket Ballg .l. V. Hockeyg Winter Carnival, Senior Play Property Com.g Business and Typing Staff, Westward Ho! EDITH G. SILVERMAN Edith is diminutive, wants two inches added height, will enlist in the army of secretaries, and never will chew gum .... Christ- mas Basket Com. ESTHER SINGER Esther is peppy, has a worrier, will be a private secretary, and never will relish mayonnaise .... Dancing Club. ROSALIA IDA SMITH Lola Lee is a born sketcher, has lovely eyes, wants to explore the earth, will be a photographer, and never will skin an eel .... Picture Rep.g Campus Rep.g Dancing Clubg Service Clubg Orchestrag 90 Clubg Class, Volley Ballg Year, Hockey, Basket Bally Soph. Rally. DOROTHY MARIE SNYDER Dotty is good-natured, has dreams of being a Florence Nightingale, wants to own a shelter for stray dogs and cats, will always be helping someone, and never will be a realist .... Biology Clubg Class Treasurer. HELEN ROMAINE SNYDER Helen is liberal, has a sweet manner, wants to have a date with John Payne, will sing with Frank Sinatra in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra,. and never will be clicked again by a camera .... Biology Club, French Clubg Dancing Club, Counsellor's Rep. NATALIE SOBEL Natalie is angry when her nick- name is used, has athletic ability in general, soft ball in particular, wants to travel in the tropics, will be a drummer girl, and never will lose disgust for un- announced tests .... Athletic Rep.g French Clubg lce Skating Clubg Bowling Club: Class Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Year Volley Ball, Basket Ball, Hockeyg Varsity Hockey, Basket Ball, Soft Ballg Winter Carnival. ANNE FRANCES SOLER Anne is cute and clever, has lots of sparkle, wants to be a story writer, will be a model, and never will ride a horse again .... Westward Ho! Rep.g Athletic Rep.g Soph. Rally Com.g Junior- Senior Boat Ride Com.g Campus Com.g Glee Clubg Latin Club: Biology Club: Ice Skating: Year Teams. ESTHER EDYTH SPECTOR Essie is an interesting conversa- tionalist, has lovely eyes, wants to own a convertible, will be secretary to an important firm, and never will wear knee length socks .... Latin Clubg Camera Clubg Red Cross. RUTH SPERLING Ruth is a jitterbug, has a strong character, wants to fly an air- plane, will be secretary to an executive, and never will enjoy washing dishes .... Glee Clubg Class Basket Ball. SHIRLEY SPEVAK Spevvy is helpful, has adroitness in bowling, wants to get her red- head, will be an interpreter, and never will do any public speak- ing .... Latin Clubg Bowling. CHARLOTTE E. SPITTLE Charlotte is sportive, wants to ride on a fire engine, will enter the nursing profession, and never will digest raw oysters .... Stu- dent Rep.g Cooperative Bureaug Latin Club, Ice Skating Clubg Camera Clubg Audubon Clubg Glee Clubg Write-up Rep,g Adv. Staff, Westward Holg Cheer Leader. GLORIA SPRITZ Glory is creative, has a charming smile, wants to own a kennel of cocker spaniels, will be an il- lustrator, and never will tolerate clashing colors .... Art Staff, Westward Holg Players' Guild: Art Clubg Junior and Senior Play Property and Make-up Com,g Bowlingg Soph. Playg Alt. Student Rep.g Junior-Senior Boatride Com.: Junior Prom Com.g Art Com. EDNA VIRGINIA SPURRIER Mikey is well-informed, has a yen for lab work, wants to make a tour of the world, will be a bac- teriologist, and never will like spiders .... Pres. Aquarium Clubg Glee Clubg Players' Guild, .lunior Play, Inter-High School Chorus, Operettag Soph. Rally, Adv. Stali, Westward Ho! GLORIA NANCY STEELE Clary is dependable, has a special interest in writing, wants to be abandoned on an island with a Bible and the works of Shakes- peare, will fulfill her missionary dream, and never will spell cor- rectly .... Class Treas.g Pres., Math Clubg Legatus, Latin Clubg Bowlingg Assist. Editor, Mecurius. DOROTHY ALICE STEIN Dot is carefree, has loads of humor, wants to have a leopard skin bathing suit, will be a lawyer, and never will swallow a goldfish .... Picture Rep.. West- ward Holg Latin Clubg Camera Clubg Math Club, Dancing Cluhg Class Basket Ball, Hockey, Bowling. VIRGINIA STEINACKER Cinge is impish, has scintillating wit, wants to ride in an army tank, and never will dry dishes. Math Club, Ice Skatingg Campus Com., Write-up Rep.: Class Basket Ball, C-irls' Winter Carnival. GERTRUDE A. STEINBACH Gertrude is studious, wants to grow a little bit, will be a secre- tary, and never will permit crooked seams in her hose .... Glee Club. ANN ISABEL STEVENS Stevie is piquant, has a joyous nature, wants to Hy an airplane, will teach high school history, and never will like worms, bugs, and snakes .... Latin Clubg French Clubg Camera Club, Class Basket Ball, Bowling. DORIS JANE STEVENS Tuyfy is a sport wiz, has an en- viable disposition, wants to ride an aquaplane, and will be an athletic coach .... Bowling Clubg ice Skating Clubg Class Basket Bally Year Basket Ball, Volley Ball, Varsity Bowling, Hockey, Soft Ball, Basket Ball. MARY H. STIENEMANN Mary is friendly without osten- tation, has trumpet talent, wants to be the Nation's Number one trumpeter, will be a government secretary, and never will get married .... Treas., Orchestra. MARIE ELIZABETH STOUT Marie is accommodating, wants to travel around the world, will become a nurse, and never will like written lessons .... Latin Club. JEAN SWEARINGEN Jeanie is capable, wants to be a millionairels dream girl, will be an airline hostess, and never will eat onions .... Campus Com. SHIRLEY TAMRES Tammery is precise, has quali- ties of leadership, will teach his- tory, and never will acquire a taste for cauliflower .... Legatus, Latin Club: Business Staff, West- ward Ho!: Latin Club: Players' Guild: Soph. Rally: 90 Club: Math Club: Camera Club: Sphinx Club: Senior Play: Glee Club: Campus Com. JEAN B. TARUN .lean is a real stenographer, has an even temper, wants to en- circle the globe, will be a secre- tary, and never will have a great affection for l'erole. DORIS ANNA TEUFER Tufe is eflervescent, has a de- lightful giggle, wants to swim the English Channel. will gain weight, and never will take to supple- mentary reading .... Latin Club: Bowling Club: Swimming Club: Camera Club: Aquarium Club: Sphinx Club. ELIZABETH ANNE TIEMANN Betty is attractive, has a passion for horse-back riding, wants to be the proud owner of a shiny automobile, will be a bachelor girl, ami never will try to park a car downtown on Saturday. . . . Latin Club: Biology Club: Ice Skating Club: Bowling: Year Hockey: Varsity Sub. Hockey: Badminton: Assist. Business Manager, Mereurius: Westward I-lol Rep.: Campus Com.: Stu- dent Rep.: Class Treas.: Varsity Ice Hockey. KATHERINE W. TUBMAN Kitty is unruflled, wants to be a country girl, will be a nurse and never will peel potatoes .... Legatus, Latin Club: Class Vol- ley Ball, Table Tennis: Year Hockey, Volley Ball: Varsity Soft Ball: Ice Skating: Bowling. vm , PHYLLIS A. TUBMAN Phil is able to put across new ideas, has a good word for every one, wants to see Bette Davis off the screen, and never will voluntarily rise before noon .... Red Cross Club. DORIS M. VIEHMEYER Scotty is a future bowling cham- pion, has a stable personality, wants to travel through Hawaii ibefore Pearl Harborl, and never will marry a poor man .... Red Cross Club: Class Bowling: Ice Skating: Roller Skating: Winter Carnival. DORIS WAHLE Wally is our expert fencer, has spontaneity, wants to break a silence whenever possible, will be a nurse, and never will paint her nails .... Class Treas.: Athletic Rep.: French Club: Players' Guild: Class Basket Ball: Year Basket Ball, Hockey: Varsity Table Tennis: J. V. Archery: Orchestra: Junior Play: Audu- bon Club. RUTH LILLIAN WALDMAN Ruth has an enviable sense of humor, wants to drive an auto- mobile, will be an expert typist, and never will appreciate unan- nounced tests .... Cirls' Winter Carnival: Usher. BETTY J. WARNER Betty is debonair, has a friendly manner, wants a sailboat and a convertible, will be an interior decorator, and never will like freckles .... Glee Club: Latin Club: Student Rep.: Varsity Badminton: Class Treasurer. DOROTHY M. WEAVER Dot is calm and collected, has a technique in history, wants to dance with Fred Astaire, and never will be a spinach advocate. GLORIA URSULA WEAVER .losh is popular, has athletic stamina, wants to change the color of her hair, will take up nursing, and never will like con- ceited men .... Athletic Board, Athletic Rep., Campus Com., Squad Leader, Players' Guild, Latin Club, Biology Club, Class Basket Ball, Ping Pong, Year Basket Ball, Hockey, Bowling, Ice Skating. SHIRLEY WEDEMEYER Weeflie is shy, has good mixing qualities, wants to set back the clock on week-ends, will go to college, and never will under- stand ironical instructors. VIRGINIA R. WEIDEMEYER Ginnie is vivacious, has expres- sive eyes, wants to waltz on rol- ler skates, will be a mathema- tician, and never will voluntarily write a theme .... Treas., Audu- bon Club, Math Club Rep., Latin Club, 90 Club, Class Vol- ley Ball. REBECCA WEINER Becky is an amateur Blues sing- er, wants to be Mrs., will turn pedagogue, and never will bite her nails again .... Players, Guild, Red Cross Club. YETTA WEISBERG Yetta is understanding, wants to wear a size I3 dress, will be a nurse and never will understand irresponsible people. NANCY CORNELIA WHITE Cornelia has a Southern accent and a radiant smile, wants to travel, and never will hear people rattle paper bags in the movies without shuddering .... Dancing Club, Class Volley Ball. E. THELMA WILHELM Skeets is fun personified, has facility in turning corners on two wheels, wants to be marooned on a South Sea island, will be a future success, and never will drive over 85 in a jalopy .... French Club, Bowling, Ice Skat- ing, Biology Club, Archery, Golf, Student Rep. ROMA LORRAINE WILHELM Rome is a subtle llumorist., has the faculty of enjoying herself, wants to possess a car of her own, will nurse the needy and never will concentrate on home- work. . . . Cooperative Bureau, Latin Club, Camera Club, Class Basket Ball, Ice Skating, Bowl- ing, Squad Leader. KATHERINE SUSAN WISE Katherine is a charming dancer, wants to be five feet six inches tall, will visit Bermuda some day, and never will like cats .... Student Rep., Latin Club, Math Club, Class Basket Ball. DORIS F. WISSMANN Doris is a cheerful soul, has a good word for everyone, wants bigger and better ice cream sundaes, will pilot her own air- plane, and never will eat lim- burger cheese .... Winter Carnival. DOLORES MARIE WOKEE Dolores is pleasing, wants to rhumba to Xavier Cugat's music, will teach, and never will volun- tarily wash dishes .... Latin Clubg Bowling Clubg Ice Skat- ingg Class Volley Ballg Year Hockey. JOYCE FLORENCE WONG Joyce is carefree, has a fine sense of humor, will design clothes, and never will understand preju- diced and sarcastic people .... Latin Club, Biology Clubg Soph. Rally Com.g Art Com. PAULINE C. YIENCER Nicky is an earnest worker with a capable mind, has the ability to cut a fine figure on ice, wants to exploit her talent, will be a success in the business world, and never will appreciate report cards .... Service Clubg Danc- ing Clubg Class Volley Ballg Ice Skating. ELOIS J. YOUNG Lois is fun to know, has a lovely complexion, wants to be stranded on an island with a certain uni- formed blond, will be a secretary, and never will like unannounced written lessons. .v . . Student Rep. ADELE ZACANSKY Essie is a stylish dresser, has a ready sense of humor, wants to wear a size 11 dress, will get a good secretarial job, and never will like to try on shoes .... Legatus, Latin Club. CHARLOTTE K. ZENKER Charlotte is worldly-wise, has genius on the piano, wants to be lglelson Edclys accoimpanist, will e a teac er an never will practice patieht waiting .... gatin 'Clubg Biology Clubg wimmmg. DORIS ZESKIN D Doris is poised, wants to be the personal owner of a car, will teach school, and never will do home assignments gladly .... Camera Clubg Players' Guildg Latin Club: French Clubg Class Basket Ball. SCHOOL SON G Dear Western, we greet thee with songs of thy' pr And with hopes that unchanging may he. That forever in safety' each ship thou wilt guide U'er the tempest of destinyfis sea. May thy colors for aye wave proudly on high, May' thy name e'er he linked unto faineg aise, For we love thee, now love thee, and ever shall love, And ever shall honor thy name. 1942 CLASS SONG 1. To our school we pledge our loyalty and love, And try to give to her our hest. Un our meltle Western High will ever find us Wlhen she puts us to the test, Forward ever. lcl our motto he, Wlestern will remeniher you and me. Forty -two will eier uphold your stands high. Dear Viiestern. and will e-'er he true! 2. ive accept your challenge, Nvestern, And go marching onward, on to victoryl Forty-two will ever put forth great endeavor And will neyer failure see! Our colors blue and gold will symbolize Love for Western. our years here we will prize, Wlestern will be proud of forty'-two As we march down the path of victory! Tune of March from uVllgllll0IIf1 Kingw 68 RIVIE LEv1Ni-: an if Western in 42 r OLU TEER December 7, 1941--Japan attacks Pearl Harbor! December 8, 194-l-U. S. declares war! February 1, 1942-W. H. S. adopts victory program! Forming a meaty filling between slices of spring and fall, the summer victory course is now under way. We who are taking it are given the title of Victory Volun- teers,', which, of course, makes us very proud to be doing our part for victory. Just what does our part mean? It means that we have now added another subject to our curricula and that we shall go to school for ten weeks this summer, taking two hours of three subjects each. It means that we shall be graduated a half year earlier and thus be able to work in defense industries or go to college that much sooner. The first group of victory volunteers will be graduated in September, 194-2, instead of February, 1943, and thus will be the first group in our school to contribute to the victory program. But doing our part also means that we now have eight studies, instead of the usual seven, a week. The result is that we have little time left to write to friends in the army or to discuss friends with the girls across the aisle. Vile can spare few nights at the movies con- soling ourselves with Clark Gable or Tyrone Power. But these are small matters compared to the summer sacrifices. We shall not diminish the bankroll by going to the pool every day and out every night. We shall not make ourselves soft by sleeping until one every day and luxuriously lazying around the house in shorts for the rest of the day. But we are more than willing to make these slight sacrifices, when we know that they may contribute somewhat to the fight for democracy. The V. V. girls echo the slogan of our democracy talks: Which shall it be? Which shall it be? Nazism or Democracy? We'll fight, fight, fight, 'Till right makes might! And our slogan shall be: For Democracy! And our slogan shall be: For Victory! GLORIA BERLIN, V.V. C1 Slogan by ANTOINETTE WEIDENHAMMER 71 Irene Aist Betty Anderson Dorothy Babcock Doris Barnes Dorothy Blucher .loyce Brim Doris Burton Carolyn Carr Gilda Conn Donna Cross Helen Danofi Ruth Dorsch Ethel Dunning Elizabeth Duvall Elaine Farbman Shirley Finkelstein Ethel Fisher Marion Fleischer Ellen Foster Miriam Goldberg Sonia Goldfine Lucille Goldstein Marilyn Goldstein Doris Gutman Sara Ann' Hennick Harriett Henzler Minnie Heyman Elaine Hochberg Cecelia Howard Ruth Inderrieden Arline Jacobs .loan Kahn Ruth Ellen Kirshner Bernice Knell Margaret Lancaster Alverta Long .lean McClintock Mary .lane Miller Anne Morita Evelyn Morris Lois Morrison Virginia Neuman Mary Patterson Rosalie Posner Hannah Rabinowitz Peggy Jane Rackensberger Ermin Rawleigh Nadine Ritmiller Audrey Mae Rapp Elaine Rosenkoif Shirley Rouse Ruth Rutter Mae Seiver Phyllis Shapiro Rona Siegel Ruth Singer Mildred Smith Ruth Sohn Ruth Steigler Ann Suwall Mildred Taylor Dorothy Weckesser Ruby Williams Dorothy Yendall Virginia Lee Zimmerman ! 43 Marches W Along. .. ,ILST AS a jigsaw puzzle must be carefully and painstakingly put together, so must every worthwhile year at Western be molded together with the combined efforts of s-very year member. When the puzzle is half-way finished, we often pause and look back to see just how much we have accomplished. Clam-ing backward, we see the various activities which we, as one body, have done. We see the Freshman Frolie, which first brought 743 together. We see the Junior-Freshman party in which we, as timid little Freshies, were first introduced to our sister year. Next we see the Sophomore Rally, the day on which we officially became part of Western High School. It was at this time that we first presented our year olhcers to the school, and it was also at this time that we presented a play which reviewed what we had done and prophesied what the future held in store for us. Soon after, we held the Sophomore-Senior Party, at which we entertained our sister year with our home talent, followed by a dance in the gym. Having looked back on what we have achieved, we now begin to fill out the remainder of the jigsaw puzzle. The next piece to our puzzle is 'flunior Day. On this day we shall officially become juniors. Then, of course, we shall have our junior Prom, which will be the best ever because every junior 'Lfought for it. The next piece to our puzzle is a substitute for the Junior-Senior Boatride. The next to the last piece, we hope, will be our Senior Prom, which will be our last formal get-togetherl' before we are graduated. The puzzle is completed when we receive our sheepskins', at graduation and leave the portals of Western as the War Class, and the first Victory Volunteers. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS llarrif-I flenzler, Elizabeth Shantz, Betty Borenstein, Agnes Manning, Marian Spielman. Anna Capone. .lean Cohen. 73 The Class of '44 5'Western will honor the black and gold, As we go marching byf' With these words, our Sophomore Rally ended. Everyone seemed to enjoy our play, and on the whole, our Sophomore Rally was successful. It was our first public appearance since the UB classes joined us in September. Looking back a year to our first few weeks at Western, we remember gazing with awe at the other girls who seemed to find their way safely through the corridors to their classrooms. How- ever, after the Junior-Freshman Party when we were so graciously welcomed by our sister class, we felt we had a place in Westernis family. As time went on, we began to make plans for the Freshman Frolic, which was held out-of-doors one very pleasant spring after- noon. Several of us were even brave enough to escort some of the faculty. We had a grand time until the thunder clouds sent us scurrying home. We reached safety, but missed the extra portions of ice cream. Inspired by this success, we made plans for our Sophomore Rally play, which included glimpses of Western High School in 1844, 1944, and 2044. On this day, too, our newly elected class officers were installed. We sat in the senior rows at the assembly, and sang our class song for the first time. As we recited our pledge, we realized that more than any other class, we should uphold Western's high principles, since we shall graduate when our school is one hundred years old. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Standing: .loyce Brightbill, Flora Gahan, Patricia Conway, Mary Gene Kennedy. Seated: Marie O'Keefe, Doris Cooke, Esther Ossermann. 74- T 75 Westward Ho! THE THREE MUSKETEI-IRS! One for all and all for one! Thatls the Editorial Staff, the Typing Staff, and the Advertising Staff of WESTYVARD HO! To each of us our part in the making of this year's WESTWARD HO! was the staff of life. It was no laughing matter to throw over Bob Hope and Red Skelton for a quiet evening scavenging through Webster for synonyms. It was no cinch to decipher writing strangely close to hieroglyphics without the aid of a Rosetta Stone. And it was no joy ride to squeeze blood out of a turnip and a few dead beets. But after allls said and done, there was plenty of fun to outweigh any dark moment. Furthermore, each of us was proud to help and would bend over backward to do the same again. We only hope that the finished product justifies our efforts and reaches our aspirations .... STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief ....,,..., ......,................. E sther Betz, Elizabeth Canter Associate Editor ..,..,.,,..,.. ,,..,......,.........,.... C aroline Delaney Subscription Manager ......,.,.....,.... .........,....,. J une Sapp Advertising Manager .....,.,.,............... ...,.., ,......,....,....,.., ..,..... B I o lly Birenbaum Assistant Advertising Manager ...................,,.........,.,...,.........,.......,... Betty Jean Clark Art Editors ., ....,.....,.........,,,..,....................,. Betty Cooke, Gloria Spritz, Ruth Svejda Write-Up Editors ,.....,.. ...,,......,.... N orma Freeman, Carliss Ridgely Club Editors ....,......... ,...,...... R ivie Levine, Frances Shaller Athletic Editor ...... ...,..,...,.,......,...,....... A nn Duckworth Feature Editor. .... ...,..,...,........,, lN largaret Ann Canter Activities Editors ....... Gloria Hayes, June Krickhan ADVISERS Louise S. Wisner, L iterary Helen J. Weber, Business Laura L. Alford Miriam E. Jones, Pho , Art tography T6 lam' Anile-rson Sonia llnmle-n Nlinnia- filllbllllk llc-My lloylan Rosc- Mary llowcrs Doris llranzlt Nlargarc-I ifalllrarl Mac' lfanlp Nlinnim: lilimlak Sllirlvy fflloclak lflainm- Alll'iHlIS l lorvmtc- lllilIll'll Lorinne' iioln-n Yirginin Aneln-ws P1-ggy Davis .lean l r1-lwc-ll Rnlwrla llillln WRITE-l'P REPS. Nlaila Gail 'Xlirv Urs-gson Doris Hamilton Bernie llarrleh llarriet Clark Caroline' Delaney Nanvy lfilwarrls llvlly Fruman ADVER'l'lSlNG REPS. lffllwr Cllail Nanny Emlwarrls llenric-lla Clwslock llnne- Fisllpaw llvlty Cooke licwnivcf Fox Hallie-r Dalvli Doris Frank:-l Rnlll Dmnlninsky Ye-ra Gviglein .lunv Kauffman Catlwrine King Ailc-1-n Lazins Milmlrf-ml Rodman Olivia Uvntilr' Anne- Kay Killllt 'll1P Konslant Rlllll Kratz Phyllis flloran lSllSlNl-ISS AND TYPING STAFF l.ll1'illv Glorioso lflimlavlli Gvisler Nlargarel llarcly lffllwr Dah-li Rlroila Daily Cnllwrim' Dixon l'ICTllRlC REPS. Dorotlly lloadlf-y .li-an llollanil Sllirlvy Ure-enlnrrg lflm-anor ,lonvs llvltiv llartlvlr xllflillll l vinsI1'in N Pra U1-igln-in Xlargaret Jones SUBSCRIPTION REPS. llc-rnive Kamaroff Olga Korneluk llc-rnicv Kwmlar Margaret Lego Di-ll llouslon Louise' llullvtt lflvanor jon:-s .larquvlyn .lorclon T7 flalln-rim' King Norma l.innlc-ll llvlty Nlarllonalil Rnlli Kralz Lois Nlavlnpel Gloria Mill:-r Nlary Rive' Virginia Lilzau Lois lllaz-mpvl l.ov:-y Margolis Olga Rudis Olga Rnmlis Gloria Shafer illlilfllillff Spitlle lvy Oliln- Sliirlvy Posner l,lu'ille' Sfllldhff Y irginia Weialvnlcyrr .lnnv Sapp Gloria Sliafvr Rlioila Sllllf Olga Rnilis llorollly Stein Miro Zi:-gler l.orrainv Sawye-r Jane Sllll1'lilIl21ll ,losvpliinc Wolpvrt I STUDENT ACTIVITIES COM NI I TTEE Fourth Your Clzairmerz -lliltla lllae Noone, .lane l5eall, Tlzirrl Year Chzzirnzvn- -Gloria lie-rlin. Carolyn llell, Svronzl Your Clzairmfln- 'Margaret Snyder. Frzfulty Cluzirrnun--Nliss Molly Wood. Major Arlizritivs -- Awarding pins and guards for service renclt-red to the school. STUDENT COUNCIL Chairman -- Patricia Ilowe. Viva-Chairnzan--Hutli Gorray. Ser.--Caroline Dc-Iany, Spon- sor---Illiss Haupt. Major Ar- fi1IiIl'l'Sf'SllllltCIlf Government of the school, Care of campus and traflie, Christmas project, Discussion of student proll- Icms. LATIN CLI' It C0llSIllS7lllllAll1IH Slianwr, Pa- tricia Howe. llutli Gorray Snr.---,lliile Kricklian. TI'l'!IX. - -Lucille SUlllCl'f, Sponsors-- Miss Englar and llliss Kellum. Major flclivilicx- -Interesting plays for eluli Hll't'llIlgIS. Christmas play and party. Roman Banquet, .7I'lf'rf11r1'011s, Mmual trip to the arcliavo- logical department of the ,lolins llopkins linivt-rsity Seconds From Minutes... IN GENERAL COUNCIL ASSEIVIBLED On the fourth Tuesday of every month girls, sporting blue and silver badges, come streaming into l22. The ehairman, Pat Howe, calls the Student Couneil to order, and the minutes of the last meeting are read by the secretary, Caroline Delaney. As the chairman calls for the monthly reports. the Committee chairmen, beginning with Ruth Gorray, rise. Once again, the all too familiar rules are repeated: 'IKeep to the right in the cor- 78 ridorsng MStairway 4- is for down trallic onlywg Please leave the cafeteria neat for the next periodv: 'illonlt forget your locker keyf, llnrler the guidance of the vice-principal, school spirit is discussed, and everyone scrambles to take notes and talk at the same time. When the dis- eussion is ended and the meeting is about to be adjourned, someone brings up the perennial ques- tion of a school newspaper. Although the project has been investigated ancl vetoed in former years, a committee is appointed to study the matter, and thi- meeting is oyer. A hlizxarcl of namc slips ch-sa-emls on the front desk. and the girls make for the exits. Cu:oi.lM: DI-ZLANI-:Y S'I'ItllXtDS. WINDS. AND BRASS If you are suhjeet to sleep walking and through form- of habit shoulcl lay' your course for tho Western lligh S1-hool, there is a possihility' that you may 1-ome aeross tht- sf-hool orchestra with its hair tlown. lfyory' Weclnestlayf morning at eight o'eloek the fourtven incliviiluals eomposing this group meet, znnl for an hour ea:-h struggles to forfeit her inclixicluality and get together with the others. Although results are not always l00fi professional, the manner eertainly is. lNo one ean dony that when a sqiieak or slightly' sour note sneaks in. the person responsible ean glare at or heat on her instrument every' hit as well as the end lnan under Leopold Stokowskiis haton. Despite the fart that the treasurer constantly interrupts to proeure clues. that lllPllIlN?I'S straggle in at flztll and points later, that the saxophone set-up stuhhornly insists on playing dll-d00l-dlllll. when anyone ean see that it's duln-de-dum, and that every- one is over-awed hy a masculine presenee in the person of Mr. Steinwalcl. eoncluetor, you must admit that Mrs. hlasson gets very satisfaetory results. When the first Assemhly hell rings. the orehestra plays a two-minute numher as a 1-oyer-up accom- modation lor all their friends who want to finish a eonversation. During the assemhly, the orehestra gets a littlo woll cleseryfecl rest and even manages to store up the wind and the elhow grease demanclerl for a stirring exit march. For you see. the orehestra feels it ineumhent upon itself to fortify' the students of Xvestern with lllllSil' so rousing that they will he ahle to fam a grey, frienrlless classroom on a grey. friendless. I'ci-give-anything-to-he-hack-in-hed- morning. NANCY Iinymnns THICRIC SHALL BIC MUSIC On Nlonclay' afternoons at 2:45 the Music Room is filled with noisy' girls gathered in anticipation of hlencling their yoiees in meloclious song. There is. SPIIINX IILUH l.VlllIil'IlI1lll tlurliss llimlgely, I'ire-lflmirmfzn -lilsie Lung. Spousnr's Nliss iiilllllll'Tgl1'l'. Miss l'itlfIl'll. Major flrliri- lim llisvus-ions of 1-urre-nl lopivs, SICICX ltlli t1I.lll! l'rvx. lllorizl Shafer. Vim'- I'r4'.s, llorollly liosell, Sl'f',f Holly Xlawllonulal. Trwls. - l rune1-s Sllaller, Sponsor - Nliss IJ'-lin R. Allortl. Major ,1rIilili4'.w Sevrelairial work for lln- faculty. Mnlligraphing of programs anil lick:-ls, An- nual hiluw or pivnim-. Christmas party. 79 ASSOCIATED BIOLOGY CLUBS l're.s.--V-Dorotl1y' Jamison, Vice-Pres.--,lean Addison, Sec.--Alice Reininger, Assist. See: sltetty Armiger. .llujor qlr1i1'IIicx --yllikes. Outdoor trips. hoyvcy er. little evidence of such harmony' lllltll the president. Gertrude Drafts. calls the meeting to order. The C0lllIll0tl0Il ceases. and the Wfestern High School Cleo Cluh is ready for serious business. The secretary, Gloria Congleton, reads the minutes of the previous meeting, a11d corrections are called for. Someone promptly volunteers that .A1111 Losey' is i11 DMZ a11d 11ot DMI, a11d the minutes are corrected illlfl stand approved. Much to every- oncis surprise. the treasurer, Phyllis Moran, gives at good report. Mrs. Masson. tl1e director. now takes over and emphasizes the necessity for real practice, as the Clee Clulw will give its Christmas lI1llS-ll' at the Couclter Alumnae Lodge, at the Art Cluh asseinbly, at the Xvestcrn Christmas assetnlvly Oll lJl'l'6l11lJCl' lflth. iltlfl over the XVFBR radio pI'0gl'illl1 Otl the following Saturday lIl0I'Illtlf.'f. Mrs. Masson also announces tl1at the climax to this Christmas season will he a lu11cl1eo11 at tl1e Hopkins Aparttnents. The director distrihutes the musieg every one takes a deep hreath for the hard work now i11 order. There are sour Il0l6S hereg there are good notes thereg there is a giggle hereg there is a groan there. Through trial and error a11d the inexhaustible 80 patience of lVlrs. Masson. SOIJYZIIIOS. seconds, and altos Hnd themselves in a chord. After a slight touching up a11d toning down. reward finally' l'0ltN'S whe11 the HHallelujah Chorus is pl'0Il0IlIlt't'Cl finished, a11d the Clee Club departs in spirits lllQIlH'l' than its highest Cas. GLORIA CoNCI.1iTox THE BATTLIC OF WlTS On the fourth Thursday' Room 119 is llll' l't'Illl'I' of gravity' for Xvesternis arm-chair diplomats. As the Sphinx Cluh assemhles, the casual olmserver 111ight question the appropriateness of the name Sphinx for such a cluh, since silence is one thing seldo1n found there. The chairman. Carliss Ridge-ly. calls the meeting to order a11d reads very' lrrief ltllllllll'S of the last l1t0l'llIlg as a prelude to lllll? discussion itself. One memlmer reads a paper o11 tl1e subject, giying 11ot only the broad outline of the topic. hut also going i11to consideralmle detail, that the girls lltily hay e Zlll i11tellige11t understanding of the problem. Suhse- quently, there is invariably fifteen seco11ds of dead silenceg the girls are either collecting their thoughts, or stunned hy' the impact of such a concentrated dose of knowledge. Alter a few questions are asked to elear up any hazy points. someone ventures an opinion, and immediately ten hands wave helligerently, and the diseussion is on. Arguments pro and eon lly thiek and heavy and frequently range so far afield that it takes a hit of steering on the part of the adviser, Miss liamherger, to get them hawk in line. History is made and unmade with equal ease. and the seene shifts from Alaska to South Afriea and haek again in a way that is truly remarkahle. Although the diseussion eould he prolonged in- definitely. everyone weleomes the last part of the meeting. ahout whieh there ean he no dillerenee of opinion -the refreshments. The emhryo statesmen gather into smaller groups. where the diseussion. somewhat sweetened hy ehoeolates or lollypops, is renewed informally. 'lille meeting ends with the prohlem yet unsolved. hut eaeh girl leaves eonvineed that she knows the seeret eure for the worldis ills. Canouxic lJr:LANr:Y 'LWIIICN IN ROMIY, The first meeting of the lratin Cluh opens with the installation of new ollieers. The legali tip- toeing around the stage with hirthday eandles in their hands. present an inspiring eeremony, marred only hy the giggles of the irreverent. A small lady moves quiekly to the eenter of the stage. The older girls know immediately that she is the sponsor and power hehind the Latin Cluh, Miss linglar. As she outlines the program for the eoming year, the new memhers hear of the Christmas earols sung in l.atin hy eandlelight for the holiday meeting. Older memhers smile at the reeolleetion of Santa, well-upholstered with pillows, handing out little gifts. eomplete with sauey verses, and the Latin puzzles they struggle to unravel. Miss linglar speaks ol the many little plays whieh the eluh puts on. Sophomores see visions of the grandeur that was litbllltsif, upperelassmen eannot help rememher- l PLAYERS' GUILD l,l'l'S.' Gloria Congleton, Viee-l'res.- 'Dorothy Rosen. Sem- lrene llrady. 1'reus.f-Sliirley lllather. Asst. Trerzxf -Rose- mary llowers, Sponsors-V 'Miss Wagner, Miss .-Xrnold. Miss Nlaginnis. Nlrs. U'Keefe. Major .fleliriliex l'resentation of a play for an assembly, Play reading hy memhers. Study of make-up. ing how the leading Hman has to squeeze into high heels that he may tower over his hride in a way that is romantieally eorreet. and how invaluahle Miss lfnglaris serviees are in draping the eheese- eloth logas authentically. Miss lfnglar saves the hest thing for last and fore- easts the Roman hanquet. The uninitiated pieture the eafeteria gaily festooned with multieolored streamers and foretaste food recalling the luxury of lmperial Rome. Those who are wiser hy experi- tIAfXll'.ll.-X t1I.l ll Pres. Mae Tripp. liiee-l'res. Corinne liarew. See. llelen llielllelx TITIIS. -l'ilinor llam- ilton. ,llrljor Arlirilies -Tak- ing pietures of various sehool aetivities. Studying and praes tiring the art of good photog- raphy. ORCHESTRA Pics.-Nancy Edwards, Treas.7lNlary Stienemann, Sponsor- Mrs. Nlasson, Major Activities --Playing at assemblies. Playing at commeneements. ence recall the barefoot dancers, the guests with mantles of the inevitable cheesecloth about their shoulders, the consul crowning the 'cwinew and speaking unintelligible words in an obscure lan- guage. tThe average girl, after a momentary mental lapse, realizes that this must be Latin, since it is a Latin Club meetingfl Before their eyes appear strawberries, fruit punch, and rolls, all disguised by sonorous Latin names. Miss Englar has finished, and the first meeting is adjourned, as the Filiae Romae Antiquae shake off the Roman atmosphere and enjoy very modern amusements in the gym. ELEANOR JONES, CAROLINE DELANEY THE SHOW MUST GO ON If at about 3:15 on any third Thursday of the month a Westernite takes a notion to peek into the auditorium, she is more than likely to meet a panorama strange to the unprepared eye. All appears to be confusion. On the stage a girl is kneeling at the feet of another, pleading in a voice husky with emotion. Miss Wagner, wearing the harried expressions of Frank Capra and Cecil B. De Mille combined, is directing and uputting across the scene. A loud crash and clatter is heard as Mr. Linsenmeyer and the Herculean prop- erties committee drag scenery across the stage and make last minute alterations in the set. ln one wing two girls are rehearsing each other, as another paces across the stage and practices pipe smoking, struggling to attain the pull proper to an elderly 82 CLEE CLUB Pres.-Gertrude Drafts, Vice-Pres.--Ann Losey, Sec.-W Cloria Congleton, Treas.--Phyllis Moran, Sponsor-Mrs. Masson. Major Activities--Radio broadcasts. Concerts for various organizations, Participation in commencement music, Presentation of a musical assembly, Christmas luncheon. gentleman. ln the other wing the leading lady and several lesser satellites are digging frantically into the make-up box in search of the elusive violet eyeshadow. The smell of grease paint, the tense atmosphere preceding the call of 'afirst curtainf, the ingenious art of making up an embryo actress to look like what she isn't, and the feeling of the boards under- foot-all these help to make up the Stage Door which the Players' Guild offers to the stage struck at Vlfestern. Rivia LEVINE, FRANCES SHALLER THEY ALSO SERVE The tap, tap, tap of typewriter keys, the clash bang of filing cases being closed, the fingers inked by mimeograph machines, the dash of girls to deliver a Hmessage to Carciaf, and the blood, sweat and near tears over not too well written shorthand notes are evidences of the fact that the Service Club is in action. Letters typed for department heads, tickets and programs printed, and central fund records being kept are evidences of the good works rendered to the school by the club. On the first Thursday of every month the girls in the club draw up their chairs to form a congenial circle around Miss Alford, the faculty adviser, and await the opening of their informal monthly meet- ing. Such questions as what kind of picture should be taken for the 1942 WESTWARD Ho! or who is eligible for service badges are taken up. d 'ind the members of the Then the cozy little ofhce on the second floor meeting is adjourne . . takes on a relaxed air as the business is Hnished Service Club, full of delicacies and the satisfaction and the entertainment committee takes over. of having done jobs worthwhile and serviceable to Though none of the entertainment has as yet others, go their ways. equalled an Elsa Maxwell, many novel and unique DOROTHY ROSEN forms of rollicking amusement have been presented. w N 3 and the girls look forward to this part of the meet- 50l'H0M0R 1 A' B' L' 5 ing with eager anticipation. Upon occasion a clever Chattering gaily and enthusiggtit-ally, tt throng gf chairman of entertainment has hit upon the idea gggtmd year Students moves leisurely through the of hilVhlg 0ilCh girl give hCr Wflrk ill Pillltfllllilrlit- main entrance to assemble at the flagpole. The Loud and lusty laughter ensues as shy attempts are time is 3 drizzly gtttuntn aftemotm when they Won. made to imitate messengers, secretaries, file clerks, dered whether they could hike-the kind of day the and typists. One girl jokingly remarks that her old Quaker called Hopen and shelf' a sign of wet. imaginary typewriter is a n0iSClCSS. The occasion is the Biology Club pilgrimage through Of course, no high school meeting would be quite Druid Hill Park. After the faiflllty advisers have complete without refreshments. The girls take turns arrived and lists of Sirallge SpCCilIlCI1S have been in serving and compete with each other in seeing distributed, it is Cvidellt to all that there is to be who can produce the most tantalizing tidbits without il Sfavellger hunt! 1300145 are piled high ill Miss leaving the treasury in a state of deflation. Cookies .l8DH6y7S Gr Miss HGHPS, or Mrs. Bir6ly,S CHYS. and candies frequently make their delectable With Shouts of UI know where to find one of aIJl'f'm'U 4'- these! or HOh dear, how on earth shall we be - l utual enjoyment, the able to catch a live grasshopperfw the girls are off After such friendly ant m NlA'I'lll'1N1ATICS CLUB Davis Gloria Steele, Vice- l'rcs. Peggy ., Pres.-,Clnria Congleton, See.-Ruth Hoffman, Treas.---Louise Muessen. Major nl:-tivities -Annual bus or train trip. f fift to the school each l'res1-ntation o g. year. Trip for seniors through the city. 83 on their merry way. After having arrived in the park. the sophomores are soon busily engaged in squinting at the leaves on every tree or looking under every bush for a possible oak gall, cocoon, or pine cone. At three-thirty, groups of proud and anxious huntsmen gather on the steps, of the Mary- land House to await appraisal of their trophies. Vilhilc the prizes, black and orange lollipops, are being awarded. everyone enjoys munching on pop- corn. The excitement of locating books which are scrambled in someoneis car is a real climax to the hike. Thus an afternoon of gaiety and good fellow- ship is over. and another of the Associated Biology Club meetings has afforded fun as well as knowledge. Rivng Llivixii, Donoruv jAM1soN, B1 LICINS LASSIICS A stranger passing through the corridor outside 218 some Thursday afternoon would undoubtedly be slightly mystified to hear such expressions as, anastigmat. focus pointer, range finder, f 2.8, 1 1000. T. l. B. Cable Release, and exposure counter. drifting out through the door. To the Vlfesternite, however, this would merely mean that the monthly meeting of the Camera Club was again in session. Letis step inside and see what goes on at a typical meeting. ART CLUB PI'f'S.'vviI'gllll2l Knowles. Vice- Prcs.--liuth Pierpont, Sea- Vera Ekland, Treas.--Ethel Dunning, 1 acuIty All'l7fSL'l'S- Nliss Laura Alford, Miss Grace Kellum. Major Activities! Presenting assembly program of living pictures depicting famous masterpieces. Oul- door sketching. Parties and entertainments. LIBRARY CLUB Pres.-.lane Schuekman., Sec. -Leonore Howard, Sponsor- Miss MaeMullen, Major Ac- tivities -4 Mending books, Christmas party. At the moment. lVlay Tripp, the very competent president of our organization, is explaining the use of filters to get various combinations of light and dark into pictures. Some controversy arises over the respective merits of a yellow and red filter for showing the most detail, This point, and others like it. are usually solved by the faculty adviser, Miss Kuhlmann, who produces booklets put out by the leading kodak companies. These useful and informatfve pamphlets are a great help to even the most seasoned veterans of the lens. After the technical business of taking pictures has been discussed. the girls entertain with some inter- esting, and at times rather embarrassing, moments experienced while attempting trick shots. It is amazing how much these amateur camera fiends suffer for the sake of the somewhat appalling results they frequently obtain. One particularly intriguing snapshot showed a battleship steaming full speed ahead up the back of a reclining bathing beauty- the outcome of a double exposure. The ensuing hilarity is then augmented by the appearance of a subject that is sure to 4Gclick - refreshments. All semblance of formality vanishes as the girls eat their ice cream and discuss plans for the coming hike. The meeting adjourns on a happy note. with everyone solemnly promising Eleanor Jones, the treasurer, that she will catch up on dues just as soon as possible. SHIRLEY MATHER, C1 ARS GRATIA ARTIS The president stands unnoticed in the museum of Western High School. A crowd of spirited, if not tempermental, would-be artists babbles on. Girls, please come to order so that we can get something done. The treasurer tells me the dues aren't weighting down the cash box. Remember, if you all want a Christmas party, you must pay your dues. Gloria, your name is down for the Senior play committee. Do you think you will be able to corral a foot stool, some velour draperies, a pair of silver candlesticks, some old newspapers, a jeweled cigarette case, a box of candy, a dozen rosebuds, and-? You say you haven't a cigarette case? Well, I hope not! But you certainly can borrow one. g'No, Ruth, your name isn't here at all. Well, you could help gather and arrange things for this month's exhibition in the museum. Miss Kellum or Miss Alford will give you the theme for this month. Jane, did you bring that blue material you promised for one of the madonna pictures? Well, try to remember it tomorrow. You know the assembly is only a week off, and we haven't half the properties needed for the dress rehearsal. We can't use the same costumes for different pictures, and l've never seen a madonna wearing a sweater and skirt. Heavens, Mary Ellen, look where you're going with that! I'd hate to see Virginia with green hair. Is that the paint for the backdrop? Whose linoleum block is this on the Hoor? ltis Dorisil ls this the one you're planning to use for your Christmas cards? Oh, there's Mr. Linsenmeyer. I'll have to run, as we'll need him to cart some of these things down to the auditorium .... Oh yes, I nearly forgot, the meeting's adjournedf, DORIS BRANDT MATHEMATICS CLUB MEETINGS-AN ART No, we can't have the gym this Thursday, there's going to be a basketball game. That means a dance is simply out of the question. The officers gaze in dismay at each other. With a disgusted pull of the hair, Peggy replies that the auditorium is also out of the question as a re- hearsal is in progress there. What has the Math Club ever done to deserve such a fate? However, with clever maneuvering, a place is finally secured, the fatal Thursday arrives, and we fearfully rush to our meeting place to be certain it is ours. One of the presidents opens the meeting, while she suspiciously eyes the door for intruders. Not until the minutes are read and approved, do we feel safe to relax and center our attention upon the entertainment. The entertainment, regardless of its form, always affords gaiety for our fun loving audience. The heroine of our play may be in tears, but the mem- bers of the Math Club are in gales of laughter. However, the participants in the afternoon meeting may always be sure of one row of dignified and attentive members, the Mathematics teachers, who always sit on the last row. We are often envious of their choice seats, since very little can be heard that far back! With a great deal of pomp and ceremony the meeting is brought to a close, and the chatter and laughter of departing members slowly ebbs away. The officers remain for a huddle with one thought prevailing: What shall we do at our next meeting? GLORIA STEELE WESTERNAID We are the girls in the First Aid Class. In our little gym suits green We carry each other around en masseilg It's really a tough routine. We listen to a brief oration On how to calm hysteria. At artificial respiration Our speed is a mysteria! We treat for shock and broken bones, For burns, cuts, and abrasionsg Place tourniquets in proper zones It's simple-like math equations. We are the girls in the First Aid Class, Our enthusiasm knows no bounds. Our aid none can surpass, When the air-raid siren sounds. ILENE LEVIN .1 NINETY CLUB Chairman-Gloria Hayes, Sec.-June Krickhan, Sponsor- Miss Haupt, Purpose-To honor students with a scholastic average of 90 or more. Major Activities--Selling car tokens to the students. 85 SAFETY COUNCIL Chairman-Dorothy Rosen, Faculty Adviser-Miss Buchholz, Major Activities-Emphasizing safety to the students by means of posters and booklets and skits. 5? NFIHSI .A,A., ,N ..... - E I 2 5 x E? 2 E 5 .. . .. . . . :. -4 X Q- SPRING OF '41 SOFT BALL TEAM: Natalie Sobel, Catherine Rutledge, Katherine Hoursh. Margaret ,lunghans Rhoda Shu Jn-an Bushman. Roberta O'Wesney, Vivian Abbott, Gloria Kelly. FA LL OF 1941 September, 1941, found serious sun-tanned seniors once again buckling down to the job. The Athletic Reps were among the first to answer the call, for the A. A. Board assembled during the second week of school. The election of officers was a headache, for there were too many candidates who were both competent leaders and active athletes. At last, however, the voting was closed and the following girls assumed their respective oflicesz Gloria Weaver, president, Irene Frahm, vice-presi- dent, Virginia Helldorfer, secretary, and Gloria Wurzberger, treasurer. But the day had just begun! Miss Dennis, faculty adviser of the A. A. Board, sprang a surprise. Because of the national defense program, weekly exercise charts, on which pupils were required to record their daily calisthenics, were to be distributed and collected each week by the Athletic Reps. Pandemonium broke loose, but Miss Dennis got the meeting quiet enough to announce that a Hallowe'en subscription dance would be given to raise funds for square dance records. Standing committees were appointed, and another stormy session of the A. A. Board was adjourned. After the organization meeting things at Western, athletically speaking, began to move. We gave ourselves to strenuous athletics, straining to maintain old titles and conquer new ones, striving to uphold good sportsmanship in both victory and defeat, and struggling to build up enviable physiques. Among the sports offered were hockey, soft ball, basket ball, badminton, tennis, volley ball, table tennis, archery, bowling, ice skating and swimming. Meanwhile the A. A. Reps had been busy, and by October 31 nearly five hundred tickets had been sold for the Hallowe'en dance, the gym had been decorated with 87 l orange and black streamers, and everything and everybody was all set for a rollicking time and a big success. Shall we ever forget the jiving jitterbugs and the kicking Conga line? After the dance major sports began to shape up. Hockey, more popular at Western every year, led off the season. Year, Junior Varsity, and Varsity teams all had the thrill of an open field, a curved stick, a ball, and spirited players, if not that of victory. Watch the birdie Knot the photographerdsj then sounded the call, 'fLet's play badmintonli' Badminton, seemingly mere child's play, has all the breathtaking excite- ment and work of tennis or volley ball. Even though Western's hockey season proved to be a little unfruitful, our badminton team brought home the baconv by winning the city championship in the lnterscholastic Badminton Tournament. For A. A. fans Thursday was THE DAY, for then the Bowling and Ice Skating Clubs held their weekly get-togethers. During the winter months Western,s Sonja Henies donned their prettiest skating costumes, sharpened their blades K of skates, of coursel, and flocked to Carlin's Iceland to practice the figure eight. All year round on Thursdays, the Bowling Club met. Because of the fire at the Midway Alleys, the members of the club in '42 'fkept 'em rollingw at the King Pin Alleys. The girls on the varsity bowling squad were constantly in action, either practicing their technique or pitting their skill against the teams of other schools. After the Christmas holidays basket ball lingo was heard in athletic circles. Teams from other schools trekked to Western to compete with our Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. The Western Table Tennis Team vied with the Badminton Team by winning the lnterscholastic Tournament. Western in defeating Forest Park won the championship by thirteen victories against two losses. Rhoda Shur was undefeated in five singles matches, while the doubles crown Went to Anna Davis and Ruth Goldstein. Mildred Rodman was also an active player on the table tennis team. This year's spring sports, archery, soft ball, volley ball, and tennis, are due to begin as our record of athletics goes to press. The hopes of every senior are high, and the prospects of repeating the successes of the spring of '41 are favorable. Carlye Rose, Gloria Wurzberger, Peggy Bichy, Lenora Alt, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Richter, Serena Berger, Lucille Schlerf. , 88 iff ff 4,13 M ' HKS: ,Nrispuh lll'um1, lllq UiI'QlIill. C1lIlll'I'ilH' King. lflu Lulu. Um - -- C 1' x mlm. lulalim' Nluvlll. llvrtrlnlm- l'l1-iss, SICNIIIII XHI.l.l'1N l3:Xl,l. IIXN Xllilllilljlqlll. llmis 1Llll'4Illl'l'. Xiljlilliil ll:-llnlullnl. Illllli lx f IlIll'IiIIl' H ' gr ' I r . Illlllll NH IIIII llfllflmle-I Um XI1ll'llil.LiHi'-. N 4x llunn l1nill4 1 '- . .V . ,, I 1 . u . Nl'1r1'unvI ,lllllgllllllx ,ilIII' . A hlulm-H. iallnum kin 14l'l'll'lI1It' Ph-ix-. UU TENNIS TEAM: Gilda Fislie-r, Milmlrecl limlman, .lean Fretwvll. .lanv lie-all. Vivian Mvlmtt, ln-'ne Hahn, Janice Goldberg. VULLEY BALL TEAM: Szfazczl-lmla Girsllin. Zona linsenlmerg, Alva Morningstar, Shirley Cav- ilP1'. 1fl16l'lflIg7CLlIllCI'iI1C King, Dolores Kamin- ski. .lCun Cullen. Smnrlirzg--lila lmvin, Arlcline Tlfoslwrg. 90 IHNIKICN Il 'I'l'IXN1: Slllllllillg 1 lllwllm- lhmm-lls. .lvun f.1lk!'ll. llllflan Lnlwn. lxfwvllrlg l1l'il4't' lvllvr, Shirlm-N Iylllllllllj.. Alva NllPI'llillQlNlill'. RIIUIIII Sllllf. Svrrlvrl Ilullx L1-xx. KL1-rtrmlv Hilfllllilll. 'Nl zrgzm-I llufflm'isl4'l'. Xyvllllil I.l'f'k. IIlNIIxI'QW I X 'l'l'1ANNl: Slllllllilly l':lI-y Ixuym-, Xlfglllllll llvll- 1lm'f1-1-,lh-ily Xllisun. Klll'1'lflIH lr:-ne' I I'1llIlIl. 1:illIl1'l'ill1' Hul- l lgv. ffullwrim- King. Srulwl A ri- Ste-wins, .lunv SIIIIPIA, Hutll IIIINNIIIRHI. lin-lly l:lDl'l'Il5Il'iIl. I3-XSKET IMLL A TEAM: SIIIIIKIIUIIQYY-fliillll'l'iY'lt' King, flklIll?I'illC Hullvflge. N irginia Ih-ll nlurlier. Yiviun Almlmtl. Srvllwl Diana Kj'I'llllS, Xlargarvt Junglians. f,if'I'lflllll' Pla-iss HASKICT IMLL li TICANI: Slzznzlfng-'V Palsy Kaym: Ha-tty Nlaim, .lufly Silly:-rinuii. llclf-n Nivlltcr. ,loan -Xlmlxntt. Hl'lIff'll'ElSlL' llill, llelty Burr-iislvili. Ruth lfvy. .lam flolwn Gloria W11rxbei'gBr, lrenc Fralim. 92 Iuneling' Xixiun ,Xlllmll..l01llI Mmlmll. lflhvl Ullllllillgl. lxm'1'lir1 Ihnulln Xlrlmll l'llric'iu lirull. Srrzlwl illurizx Kvlly. llvlly xYill'Ill'l'. .ILIIIU Ih-ull. IXLII Il NNIN II XXI: Nlilwlrwl lhitllllilll. lillmlu Sllllf. ,xllllil Iluvis. Nlllll Kllllllqlqll O3 TH E PAN-AMERICAN BROADCAST Dorothy Rosen, FTZIIICCS Shaller, Jane Beall, June Krickhan, Carliss Ridgeley, Peggy N mick, N ancy Roman. Rehearsed . . S Unrehearsed Off The Record... 'X In spite of the fact that for almost A a hundred years Western has been gf! Yu. LL., ul. , . . . : VH- S' 'fi a stronghold of sense IH the City sz: 1 ln-F ' 71 in 'N N 5 , 1 of Baltimore and the super-women 7' - . of Westernis faculty have striven - indefatigably for sense, the little f. .wr 1 1-1 rv. it N' X man who wasn,t therei' has striven YEHUUI name '6Yehudi, which started as a whispered word, a catch phrase, and spread like a forest fire, he has started a sixth columnist movement of nonsense. Here a pun, there a pun, everywhere a pun, pun. fAin't we got pun?l equally so for nonsense. With the ln truth, this sixth columnist movement has gone so far as to ensnare even the highest dignitaries of the Pound-some-sense-into-their-heads-if-you-have to-kill-'emn exponents. Who, indeed, are more ardent devotees of the nonsense movement than Westernes own Three Little Pigs? And have you heard of the teachers' sallies into the field of humor? After a certain teacher,s fall on the corner of Saratoga and Howard Streets, she wrote, by way of thanking her colleagues for their newsy letter, that she sincerely hoped that Westernis recent air raid drill wasn't occasioned by the unfounded rumor that a bum fell on the corner of Saratoga and Howard Streets. 4' J X - cf' lfgtfaf. 'fl ,fff s.,QQX g- fr. , f x 677 9,2-fx HOWARD AND SARATOQA 'STREETS However, a pun or catch phrase in the hands for is it the mouth?l of an irresponsible student . . . welll For example, the scene is a classroom. Enter a teacher wearing the proverbial scowl. fAny re- semblance to any teacher is purely suicidalj '4Wh0 had the audacity to dilute the concentrated Hg SOX 96 At this point all is quiet. Each student poses with a large pair of eyes, an open mouth, and a quaking heart. Finally out of the stillness a mischief-maker rises and announces with a dead-pan face, 'LI doo'd itf' The class collapses after gales of laughter, and now the poor teacher has the large eyes, open mouth, and quaking heart. Poor soul, how can she be expected to grade all the papers, do all the wor- rying, and still keep up-to-date? fSh! A word of advice: Some of the teachers are solid senders and cook with gas.D And now to encourage friendly relations and to establish a good neighbor policy, WESTWARD HO! presents OFF THE RECORD, a play by play de- scription of the by-play at Western. THE GIRLUP POLL For the past five months the student body has been unable to concentrate. fBefore that we blamed our wandering minds on the war.j For the past five months the WESTWARD HO! staff has been counting, counting, counting in its sleep. Sheep? No, votes! For the past five months every member of the class of '42 has been preparing the speech of acceptance to be used when she is voted the most Gzrlup Poll The girls at Western who are popular with a capital POP are Margaret Junghans, Doris Hamll ton and ,lane Beall. Paris will have to learn frac tions so as to divide hls apple among the beauties Doris Hamilton Susan Tydings, and Ann Sober If Hollywood looks this way, Gloria Congleton, Dorothy Rosen, and Montrey Ashburn will be among the first drafted. Western's three wise men for is it WofElmen?J are Gloria Hayes, llsa Fried, and Margaret Jung- hans. Beware, Western- .--... I ... mg. f Nair 1, ISIN QQ 5 , . 4 ' T if 'ff,r , -' r If ' f . T . t Xa. . v til this or the best that. Now it can be told in the - C0 F' Y . . 5 X lxl ' 'leg . - CQ xx XM . , -A ---' 1 . J 'L F' . . 7 i XJ f X ,T'l' 1 1. f ff' f i L ,K f X ites, and never let your bests dance with ,lane Beall, Ann Duckworth, or ki ivhl 133 IF YOU THINK THESE DATES ARE Mamie Russell, never let them listen to the singing of Ann Losey, Judith Brissman, or Frieda Malpass, Westernis Jenny Linds. fThey,re high-flying Jen- nies, too.l For charm to soothe the savage beast, Jane Beall, Doris Hamilton, and Pat Howe are chosen. The bets are on Margaret Junghans, Cath- erine Rutledge, and Vivian Abbott to carry the ball for dear old Western. The old Alma Mater slinks up and breathes into the ear of Shirley Fineberg, Virginia Brandt, and Catherine Konstant that they have been picked as the girls who know all the answers and have good lines. To start anything or end anything with Pep the odds are with Jane Beall, Catherine Hoursh, and Anna Lew. These girls com- prise Westernis own perfect specimens. The average Western- ite has brown hair, brown eyes and a 2516 in. waist, weighs 120 pounds, is 5 ft. 6 in. tall, wears size 654 glove, considers her greatest asset a pair of pretty eyes, considers her great- est debit a bad temper. P. S. Western's three been chosen as the all-aro for Margaret Junghans, Hamilton! ll The ideal Westernite would possess: the hair of Constance Rudo, the eyes of Mada Gail, the weight of Doris Shilow, the height of Doris Shi- low, the hands of Doris Teufer, the waistline of Virginia Wise, the per- sonality of Jane Beall. glorious presidents have und Westernites: Hooray Jane Beall, and Doris WH AT'S IN As Shakespeare once sa name would smell as swee A NAME? id, A rose by any other tv We are all sitting around the BURNER when that HAMILTON woman CANTERS in, HALEY and hearty, and suggests a game of DENNIS. That she ISETZ will he HEAPS of fun. We decide to 97 take a walk down DELANEY and NORTH over the RIDGELY. A HAYES settles on the landscape. A BEALL of thunder sounds. We start back and reach the house. As we open the door, we hear the KRICKHAN on the hearth chirping WEBER to be or not to be? All us JUNGHANS gather around the table where some were EATON BAMBERGERS which RAITT high with us. Because of the DRAFTS, we decide to call it a day and go to bed. Thatis HOWE we spent our time. HISTORICAL, YOU'RE HYSTERICAL Ever since we were in the third grade, a certain choice group of numbers has been forced upon us as dates fnot the edible ones nor the stimulating ones, but the historical kindj. Now we know all and offer this word of warning: N 0 ,Qfg PLYMOUTH ROCK 1620 1776 1812 1861 1898 campaigns for removal of trash in the cafe- teria. good excuses for not having prepared lessons. times-has forgotten her locker key. beads of perspiration per pupil at test-time. tons of lipstick consumed at W. H. S. 1914 thank you's for this most inspirational talkf, 1929 1942 years before Western becomes co-educational. gray hairs at report time. THESE FOOLISH THINGS REMIND ME OF YOU Spring tests, the shortened periods of assembly days, sighs over the new retail selling course, five long bells, term papers, the candy man, Mrs. Masson collecting pennies for the Christmas tree, days off foff and onj , summons slips, threats of misconduct marks, roses, and white dresses . . . these foolish things remind me of you. 'II Don't Want To Set the World on Firew-Theme song of the chemistry lab Hjinf'-A course of study 54 Chattanooga Choo Chooi'-Bentalou Street bus Why Don't We Do This More Often? -Christmas vacation an Tonight We Lovei'-Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6'Hold Back the Dawnl,-Night before a test uCone With the Windw-Friday at 2:35 as One Foot in Heaven -E+ in a test Of Mice and Menw-A cheese sandwich in the cafe uBlood, Sweat, and Tears -Cramming for an exam cc All's Quiet on the Western Front 4Air raid drill uThe Keys of the Kingdom -Mr. Linsenmeyer '6What Makes Sammy Run -8:58 bell MStrike Up the Bandv-8:58 Wednesday GL The Awful Truthw-Deficiency cards The Philadelphia Story',gNavy I4-, Army 6 as The Womenn-Western's monopoly Grapes of Wrathw-Iceless grape punch at tea dances 4'Woman of the Yearw-Miss Burner Escape ffCraduation as Youill Never Get Rich -A word of advice to school teachers uBoom Town -Cafe-Sth period ii Foreign Correspondenti'---4'The Strangerw of the Poly Press f C2551 ffg f QLJ X f if. I 2 an -., .IZU-EE' 4055 -efiijt ' 'Ya .-NE,-f W' .X FILL IN THE BLANKS OH and on the faculty has engaged in a bloodless game of torture to measure our shrunken mentality. Now it seems that the Army has joined them, and together they ask us to fill in the blanks. 98 qifg T' 15? ii pm. fii,fl tf.f'b t ,f , e,?a,2't'z,b4a-avi f4f7h! J!! Way 0a.ZZ2,un.g, 711 ew! am, , .BM WEL-Zuwwnfffq JM-Lu 1 . aaa. ,7 1. 710'-G-24, Q, ' I0 440446. -57a '-a..,t.t...,,. LJKQQM-YZ-owaawa 9 j-415 Mg-aim -fbi: MODERN DESIGN MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE Since Western has changed from a Female High School to the coed school of today fWe do have Dr. Blake, lVIr. Marston, and Mr. Calderj , and long bobs have given away to feather cuts, and peace time has been diverted to war time, it can be seen that modern design makes the big difference. Little Red Riding Hood lived with her mother far back in the Ten Hills. One day Little Red Riding Hoodis mother said to her, '4Little Red Riding Hood, take this priceless bit of gasoline to your grandmother to fill her cigarette lighter. You 'iff .. E -M--x 8. I i A ff X44- -- , X' I- NV ? 'U Ni.-..T - will have to go through the wilderness, so watch out for the wolves. I dig you, Momf' said Red Riding Hood, and she shagged on out. Red Riding Hood's Mommy was right. She hadn't gone very far into the wilds before a wolf drove up in a snazzy convertible and yelled, '6Hi gate, is your hat on straight? Why walk when you can ride? Red Riding Hood thought to herself, 'gMy mamma done 'tol me- If I do it, I get a whippin' . . . I doold it. Red Riding Hood told the wolf that she was going to her grandmother's. Thrill, thrill, said the wolf sarcastically. 4'Listen herein said Red Riding Hood, 'glVIy grandma's no square from Delaware, and as a gate sheis far from rusty. She's really hep to the jive. Wait and see. They found grandma in the living room swinging on down with a bunch of hep cats, while the rest of the ,gators beat the skins and went out of this world on the licorice stick and the dog house. Who's that you got with you, Red Riding Hood, a jerk from Albuquerque? No siree, grandma, he's strictly on the solid side. Can't you tell by his zoot suit with the drape shape? After hearing him give out with Boogie Woogie, eight to the bar, grandma agreed that he was no icky. You're as solid as a stonewall, Jackson. With grandma's oliicial approval, the wolf was accepted into the record sessions, and they all swung happily ever after. . -ll And now good-bye... Good-bye to slamming locker doors and air-raid drills. Good-bye to the crowded cafeteria and the cold gym floors. Good-bye to midnight cramming and history term papers and hydrogen sulfide. For us the old order passes and with it deficiency cards and two-of-nine bells and Wednesday morning assemblies. Behind us are muddy grounds and Service Club badges and daily bulletins and everlasting committees. Farewell to teachers and friendsg and, most of all, to S 6 you, dear Western. g Class of A-Special Class of Cl Dm 1-1942 'AA Friend M. Helen VValter hflollye Birenbaum H. VV. Stigler Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Norris Martha YVebb Lillie Ixlvg XVilliam VVeltner Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Curlett The Candy Man Miss A. Eleaner Betz Dr. and Mrs. C. Reid Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Hessey Mr. and Mrs. VVm. A. Murray C. Sherman Denny David Cordray Miss Mary Hahn Miss Anna Hahn Mr. and Mrs. William Iolly Miss Nathalie Dill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, Ir. C Z-1941 Class of C 8-1941 Class of B m 1 Mildred C. Raitt Mary B. Parker H.I.VV. Samuel B. Goldberg Laura B. Burner Dr. P. G. Machokas Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Noakes Mollie W. Wood VV. H. Seff Florence Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Shuler Mr. George F. Brown Mr. Iohn C. Ruff, Ir. Richard C. Manning Iocelyn lays Mrs. Frances Vance Howard A. Chenoweth Mrs. YVilliam Iungbans Mr. VVendell Vollmer Mr. Edward Stewart Morris Goldstone Patrons o D 12-Art Major-C 12 C 4-1942 D 5 Mrs. Arthur VVisner Fritzl' 'tVVesternite Cooperls Drugstore Mr. and Mrs. Israel Braverman Mrs. M. Gcweken Edward Iunghans Fort Benning, Georgia-1921 Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Kirchner Samuel S. Feldman A F riend Shirley Brager Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Levin Mr. Robert Caplan Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Abrams Applestein Pharmacy Mrs. Robert XVright Captain and Mrs. C. YV. Zenkcr George Hofman A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Griesser A FRIEND CLASS B1 OF Class Ui 1943 Westward Ho! Class of C-Special Class of Dm Z B m l-1945 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice W'allerstein Parrott Elevator Company I. Kirchoff Mr. D. Littman Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Shuster Dr. Maurice Shamer Mrs. Edith Barnes Mrs. C. W. Fowler Miss Pauline Norris, R.N. Mr. H. V. Canter Mrs. II. V. Canter Mr. and Mrs. john Staublitz, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. William Chenoweth Albert L. Losch William Sabo HL. M. E. Dr. and Mrs. H. Linden Mr. Edward Yurkowski Mr. Walter Boushell Class of B 8 B m 4-1944 C 8-1942 Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Ridgeley Mr. Richard King Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gaertner Mr. and Mrs. Max Schulman Clipper Club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gooch George M. Fried Fort Benning, Georgia Mrs. Gussie Gosnell Miss lane Sheppard Floyd Warriner Rena Forster Hurwitz: Grocers lack Walman Howard G. Hepting Gladys King, R.N. Cap Braverman and lack Matz Obbey-jordan-julian Phi Lambda Nu D m 3 Class of C 5 Class of D m 4 Mrs. Amelia Hugelheim Mr. Robert E. Wright Miss Marie A. Betz William Y. Goldsborough Marty Stone . Bobbie Silberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Shaffer Temple, Texas-1921 Mr. and Mrs. james H. Delaney Miss Emilie Zimmerman Miss Ruth Parks Two friends in 1926 Two friends in 1927 Mrs. Rose Geppi Mr. and Mrs. Sagel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morfoot Leon-Vernon-Melvin A Friend Charles S. Austin, Ir. Mr. Andrew Kral Leonard and Marian ' P. M. Fried Louis A. Mathheis Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lazins C4-1941 D8 D1 BZ A FRIEND 1 Class of 1944 1 sas' Nfl it f lliillr pl , 4llht in wi l Wn. .dsx X -J - -4. T5 kb' 'X 'Cx - . Uqmiqqjzj x r-. 1 'J .1 r' , Nix v ,a .1 ti rs .--X, , I I r J su 50, S !1l5. N1-' UNH? , :f-fav ' - ' wi .Erw in 3 'ini fi i Q2 v i M11 - Iii V 7 'EW'I'Wffxtl -I M lit J . ...F if. MF it E ' '- W i4E'W'4gc:1l'i -1 J- - 4- .em 'git I .S it f ,UN 'M Y l.fIfI1,,lri1!r i,1 sqiif -X - :. , in wg all 45. ,lmmiglxitf ilglj nl xxx .J tix' I , 'f-.' CX '-lllnws X . , E I. 'LIM- iil V 1. .Q .Tr H '1 'P+ X X ' ' , X,,.,..,:-v ',,,.-5X X asv X .-. -N A Mortuary Rendering the Finest Service to the Best Families Since 1870 Stewart Sz Nlowen Company fXVilliam F. YVooden, SuC.j Funeral Directors 108 W. NORTII AVENUE lN1Ulberry 1342-1343 KEEP UP YOUR CONTACTS with our classmates Y your favorite teacher your friends in other classes by joining jlze .fdfumnae .xdfiriociafion MRS. POLLY WRIGHT YOUNG, President MRS. 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Begin your training now. Summer School Civil Service Day and Night Classes Executive Secretarial BARD-AV ON SCHOOL Secretarial Department 905 N. CHARLES STREET VERNON 1155 WALBROOK THEATRE 3100 W. NORTH AVENUE 15C Every Day to 6:00 P. M. 15c HILTON THEATRE 3117-19 W. NORTH AVENUE ISC Every Day to 6:00 P.M. I5c HARFORD THEATRE HARFORD AVENUE AT GORSUCH 15C Adults At All Times 15C COMMUNITY TAILORING CO. CLEANERS AND DYERS Every garment renovated in our new and modern plant 4712 LIEERTY HEIGHTS AVE. FO. 8842 XVACHTER, HOSKINS Sr RUSSELL, INC. Sanitary Plumbing Fixtures Steam, Water and Cas Supplies 726730 W. PRATT ST. BALTIMORE, Mn. Compliments of HOWARD W. FORD COMPANY 4721 LIBERTY HEIGHTS LEX. 6810 LEX. 6811 THE KAHL-HOLT CO. Tin Plate and Metals Distributors and Iobbers Tinsmiths' and Roofers' Supplies 111 S. CHARLES STREET C. HOFFBERCER COMPANY ICE COAL FUEL OIL MONUMENT AND FORREST STREETS 50 YEARS OF UNEXCELLED SERVICE Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. MORTON SCHENK and VICTOR SCHENK SACHS BROTHERS PHARMACY Near Western 2425 REISTERSTOWN ROAD KING PIN BOVVLINC ALLEYS 2614 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Phone MAdison 3933 Free Parking for 300 Cars C. EDW. BASSLER Fancy Groceries and Provisions Phones MAdison 0557 and 0558 734-36 LENNOX STREET Compliments of the W I N D S O R THEATRE BEAUTIFUL 3113-15 WEST NORTH AVENUE SPECIAL NOTICE During the past six months we have had many more calls for secretaries than we have been able to Hll. Now is the time for High School graduates to consider positions. preparing for onc of these If you are interested in a business educa- tion we shall be glad to have you call on us and learn about our Secretarial Course. EATON 85 BURNETT BUSINESS COLLEGE lx'TORRIS BUILDING CHARLES 8r SARATOGA STREETS Write or Phone for Catalogue Plaza 1453 MANY VVESTERN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ATTEND THIS SCHOOL Complinrents of WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE N E E D E D ! Officers for Our Civil Army Government and lndustry need thou- sands of trained workers. Are you prepared? Enroll at Strayer College. Day or eve- ning courses in Shorthand, Typewrit- ing, Business Machines and allied subjects will enable you to play your part in helping to win the war. Enroll today. STRAYER COLLEGE 18 N. CHARLES STREET LEX. 5626 NEEDED FOR XVAR AND PEACE Accountants Iournalists Advertising Agents Lawyers Aircraft Engineers Salesmen Executives Secretaries Tax Experts Time is important-Save a year by taking summer courses Day or Evening Classes Choose Your College, a new guidance booklet, it is yours for the asking UNIVERSITY of BALTIMORE 847-851 NORTH HOWARD ST. Vernon 6095 Phone Forest 9607 Lubrication Specialists CLASS OF D3 sUNoco SERVICE 5623 Park Heights Ave. Nr. Hayward RT R . H E S. M. DRAYER A HU C EIS 219 N. HOWARD STREET ICHN M- WARD Phone Gilmor 3331 Established 1908 Plumbing and Heating VAN'S PHARMACY 2002 N. Pulaski Street LAfayette 0342 2501 W, Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md, Compliments of POSTAL POST 1581, V. F. W. Commander S. Meisel Compliments of a Friend VIRGINIA BEAUTY SALON 3855 ROLAND AVENUE HUB FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 710-712 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Baltimore, Maryland IULIUS T. TEUFER, Registered Plumber Compliments of Plumbing - Heating W C E 2724 WINCHESTER STREET MAd. 1551-I ' ' ' HELEN'S DRESS SHOP IUNIORS, - MrssEs' CLASS OF D 2- 3108 W. North Ave. Open Til 9 p.m. For. 0988 Compliments of SUNNYFIELD DAIRY Westward Ho! Forever PERRY SIEGEL SlEGEL'S FOOD MARKET IAMES D. Ron1NsoN REALW COMPANY 2123 N. CHARLES STREET STANGE Records-Radios-Repairs 2912 Edmondson Avenue Supertluous Hair Removed Permanently By Multiple Electrolysis MARYLAND MANGER, 1 W. Franklin St. VE. 4020 Phone Liberty 8686 ZENTZ PHARMACY S. W. Corner Park Heights and Rogers Ave. LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 215 N. Liberty Street Compliments of EUGENE IENKINS' SONS SPHINX CLUB Phone Llberty 8200 Prescription Specialists ,LEWIS PHARMACY 5500 Park Heights Ave. ToRscH AND FRANZ BADGE COMPANY Badges, Buttons, Banners 8: Pennants 3 N. LIBERTY STREET IOHN H. SAUMENIG 8: COMPANY BROOKFIELD PHARMACY 930 VVHITELOCK STREET MAd. 4111-4112 Compliments of TALBOT MOTOR COMPANY C M 2 and MISS GERHART Dsp D M 1-1942 D M 3 AND MRS. NORTH Phone Vernon 0967 SCHULER-THOMAS Florist . . . Decorator 318 VVest Saratoga Street HELEN MARIE FINGER Member Florists Telegraph Delivery CARL SCHON, INC. 109 W. SARATOGA ST. Creators of Distinctive Iewelry in GOLD, SILVER AND PLATINUM H TZLER BFQTHEIXS G Congratulates THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1942 TIIE AMERICAN IUNIOR MISS ADORES Original DORSA Fashions exclusively yours at THE anew- HUB Choose HOCHSCHILD, KOHN 81 CO. for correct College and Campus Wear HEADQUARTERS EoH THE THINGS YOUNG FOLKS LIKE STEWART Sz CO. 'ATHE PERFECT FUEL Fine shoes for man, women and children DEPENDABLE since the turn of the century . . . w n L R Fuel Oil Service: W Y M A N C111 Wolfe W. St. Liberty Hgts. Harford Rd. Greenmonnt B1 XVHHCT Corp ,k 1600 Clinton St. nr. Garrison in Hamilton nr. 33rd SL. NVILLIAM COOK Funeral Home ST. PAUL AT PRESTON MUlberry 8080 F lowers for Any Occasion TH0lX1AS VINCENT CC. LONGXVOOD ST. AT NORTH AVE. Phone LAtayctte 1947-8-9 Compliments of NATES Sz LEONS Dclicatessan Sz Restaurant 850 XV. North Ave. LEARN Shorthand and Typing Quickly Enroll for Day or Night Classes Reasonable Rates Y. M. 8: Y. W. HEBREW ASSN. BUSINESS COLLEGE . 305 VV. Momnncnt St. VErnon 1632 Cargoes Insured Phone CUrtis 0698 XVESTERN lhlr-XRYLAND TRANSFER 542 PATAPSCO AVENUE Brooklyn, Baltimore, Md. XVHITE RICE INN Best Chinese Restaurant in Town 320 PARK AVENUE GENUINE CANTONESE FAMILY DINNER Fried Lohster Cantonese Style Phone VErnon 3428 Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. D5-kqf Vvggfgfn XN713 CLEAN Snorzs, CI.oTnrNc, IIATS Wye sm. goodbve ZOH P L X 6 Stores 109 XI L1 t St To you-our Schoolday heaven 1 ar'zve. 1. IJCII' . I V 138 W. Fayette Sr. 10 E. Saratoga Sr. A l,,'1 1'C that fm' 1827 N. Charles St. 110 E. Baltimore St. W Ill not forget Phone Calvert 5968 MISS LEE and HER D7 THE AHUNDEL EURPURATIUN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Dredging - Construction - Engineering - and - --- Distributors of -l- Sand - Gravel - Stone - and - Commercial Slag WE ABE PHUUD . .. To be the OFFICIAL PHoTooRAPH1tRs of the H1942 VVESTVVARD-HO SEGALL-MAJESTIC STUUIUS MULBERRY 5621 PORTRAITS-WEDDINGS-GROUPS Specnl ng in School and College Photography THIS lCDI'l'ION OF XVl'1S'l'XVARD HO! XVAS PRINTICD BY GARANIOND PRESS, XYIHCIT ALNVAYS D1'1I ,TGII'1'S IN THIS PRODUCTION Ol A FINE BOOK. BAI ,'l'IMORL1 1942 ff ,,,. 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