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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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' 1' 'xg 7-lr' - , 1: , , .,-vm P :Ask N95 ffv 'HW 4'S'F' ' if 1r Avfg AV I f WE TWARD HO! 1947 Nl ug 1 'I' lb Q G' J L, Q O ,. -'IIE Q Q 'lxsml ' Y PIL-I,' z .. ..' tg A oc Publifbed by the Senior Clan WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 'r 'ii FRANCES DOUB NORTH Our Advisers Dzfdicrztioiz This book is a record of our memories and of those who shared them with us. It will be taken out in the years to come in some quiet hour when thoughts turn backward. We shall remember Mrs. North and Miss jones, who have always found time for our plans and our problems and have guided and encouraged us in our achievements. To these two, who have been the friends of all of us, we, the class of 1947. gratefully dedi- cate our book. MIRIAM E. JONES To lbe Clam of 1947: With the publication of this u'76,ff1Ud7 d Hof, the Class of 1947 leaves Western High School an attractive record of undergraduate years. The time spent by you in school has slipped away far too quickly, and I shall miss your initiative, your cooperation, and your adaptability. Your class has been a clever group with real ability in many different fields. May you continue to enjoy success and happiness in college, in business, and, later, in your own homes. W' W f Principal ELSA C. HAUPT Vice-Principal ELSIE M. WITTERS JEAN B. WHEELER Acting ViceAPrincipal Coumelor NNN-N, ROBERTA G. WHITE C oumelor THE FACULTY HK g F aculzjf Principal Mildred M. Coughlin Vice-Principal Elsa C. Haupt Acting Vice-Principal Elsie M. Witters Art Department Grace H. Kellum, Chairman Lena Picker Virginia K. Poteet Commercial Department Delia R. Alford, Head Florence L. Adams Eva M. Burke Dorothy Carew Ruth C. Hare Delma Holden Winona G. King Helen McPherson Frances D. North Mildred C. Raitt Helen E. Wellener Sylvia Wood ' Englirb Department L. Lucille Haley, Head Edna W. Arnold Ethel Cooper Una A. Corbett Harriet C. Kellemen Charlotte A. Ritter Miriam W. Shaw Ruth Taylor Mildred Watson Louise S. Wisner Hirtory Department Elsie M. Witters, Head Lucille M. Edgett, Chairman Viola R. Burns Dorothy M. Duval Elizabeth J. Gerhardt Miriam E. Jones Harriet C. Kellemen Lois M. Leary Helen J. Weber Home Economicr Department M. Corinne Hibberd, Chairman Miriam E. jones Helen B. Palen Elizabeth Shantz Latin Department Elizabeth F. Kellum, Chairman Edna W. Arnold Elizabeth J. Gerhardt Matbematicr Department Charlotte A. Jones, Head 1fNanette R. Blackiston L Ruth W. Hildt Lillian C. R. Wagner Modern Language Department up Marian B. Spielman, Chairman X Florence H. Burner Alice Diggs Grace E. Reed I A Muric Department JrLouise B. Mackall, Director Virginia K. Diefenbach, Orchestra Phyrical Education Department +I. Elizabeth Corkins, Chairman !KDorothy Beck Frances Braunstein Bertha Moeller Q Science Department Pearl Heaps, Head Alice B. Birely Ruth W. Hildt Marion janney 1K'Nettie A. L. Kuhlmann Alice E. Maginnis Esther S. Ossermann i ' Laboratory Arrirtantr Janet Cowles X Marie G. O'Keefe l Vocational Counrelorr jean B. Wheeler Q JKRoberta G. White Librarian Mary T. Horsey Dietitian Lola Moore Medical S145 V Etta C. Link, M. D. Anne A. Worthington, R. N. , Clerk! Ida R. Block Coralie Brittingham Coifriilorx, like izfiiiily tulip beilf, Of Jzzfizyiiig girlf and lifted, towing heady, DAVID MORTON T Q.. Z , X SC' mu OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1947 Axfiftaazl Treawrer Pffefirlenl Recomfing Secretm'y BETTY LEE ELLIOTT C December - juneb GERALDINE BLAKEY NANCY LEE WILBUR C01 1'6J'P01ZCZi7Zg Secretary Pafefialenz Treizmrer JEAN BOTTS CSeprember - Decemberj S BETTY LOU MARINER 12 February VIRGINIA ADAMS Bonds and Stam s' Bowlin ' P , , 8, Freshman Frolicg Junior-Fresh- man Party, Soph. Rally. ANN ALLAN Athletic Rep.g Class Treas.g Biology Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball. SHIRLEY ANDERS Biology, Latin Clubsg Class Basketballg Year Hockey, Soft- ball, Varsity Volleyballg Bowling, Ice Skatingg Junior Day, Pageant, Swimmingg Usher. JOYCE ARMACOST Soph. Pres., Student Council, Vice-Pres.g Student Rep., Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bas- ketball, Hockey, Volleyballg As- sembly Com.g Freshman Frolicg Ice Skating, Junior Day, S. A. C.' Senior Dayg Tea Dance. 9 ELEANOR AUSLANDER Bonds and Stamps, Class Bas- lgeiball, Volleyball, Year Basket- a . WANDALEE BAER Class Basketball, Volleyball, Campus Rep., junior Prom, Pag- Calif. Class. QWEN sg BARRCSN Thanksgiving Dance. - ' NAOMI BASSAN Westward Hof: Biology, Latin Math Clubs, Class Baskerbaili Bowling, Pageant. DOLORES BAUMGARDNER Class Basketball, Volleyball. LOTTA BENDORF Players' Guild, Class Basket- ball, Volleyballg junior Play Com. JANET L. BENNUM Math Clubg Class Basketball, Year Hockey, Bowlingg Ice Skat- ing, junior Day, Swimming, Usher. MARGUERITE BERGER Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball,VolleybaIlg Bowl- ing, Freshman Frolicg junior- Freshman Party, junior Play Com.g junior Promg Usher. - Westward' Holy -Bi0logY,' Latin, Math Clubs, Junior' Play Com: VERNA BITZER Service Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling. MARY E. BLOCHER Student Rep., Werluzzrd Hof, Glee, Math Clubs, Class Volley- ball, Badminton, Bonds and Stamps, junior-Freshman Party, Junior Play Com., Pageant. ELAINE BONDY Athletic Rep., Service Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Jun- ior-Freshman Party, Soph.-Senior Party. 4 CATHERINE BOOTH Class Treas., Student Rep., Bonds and Stamps, Freshman Frolic, Soph.-Senior Party, Tea Dance. JANE ESTELLE BROHAWN Class Treas., Student Rep., Bi- ology Club, Class Basketball, Vol- leyball, Year Basketball, Varsity Volleyball, Bonds and Stamps, Freshman Frolic, Junior-Fresh- man Party, junior Prom, Senior Day, Senior Prom, Thanksgiving Dance. BETTY N. BURTON Class Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Freshman Frolic, Wen- warzi Hof, Rep. SHIRLEY CISENFELD Latin, Math Clubs, Players Guild. ROSALIE COHEN Student Rep., Wertuzzrrl I-lo!,' Players' Guild, Class Volleyball, Year Volleyball, Art Com., Bad- minton, Junior Play Com., Pag- eant, Senior Play Com. PATRICIA CONNOR Latin, Math Clubs, Class Bas- ketball, Year Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, Bowling, Ice Skating, junior Day, Swimming, Usher. ROSE MARIE CORRIERE Biology Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Bonds and Stamps, Bowling, junior-Freshman Party. GERTRUDE CREEGER Student Rep., Biology Club, Class Volleyball. DORIS DILL Class Basketball, Volleyball. JUNE DOWNS Biol0gY, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Senior Prom. AUDREY EAST Math Clubg Class Basketball. ' BETTY LEE ELLIOTT Athletic Rep., junior Assistant Treas.g Senior Assistant Treasg Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Junior Dayg Junior-Freshman Party, Pageant, Senior Day, Tea Danceg Usher. HILDA FELD Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Soph.-Senior Party. SARAH FELDMAN Class Basketball, Volleyball. SHIRLEY MAE FINCH Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Bowlingg Soph.-Senior Partyg Tea Dance, Usher. ETTA REA FISHBEIN Freshman Frolicg Junior-Fresh- man Party. CHARLOTTE FISHMAN Service Club, junior Play, Bonds and Stamps, Freshman Frolicg Pageant. N SHIRLEY FREEDMAN Ice Skating, junior Day, Jun- ior Play Com., Senior Day. TZIPORAH GOODMAN Student Rep., Latin, Math Clubsg Class Basketballg Archery, Art Com.: Bonds and Stampsg Bowling, Freshman Frolicg Junior Play Com., Usher. EDNA GORSUCH Athletic Rep.g Biology Club, Class Basketball, Hockey, Volley- ballg Year Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Bowling, Senior Day, Swimming. DOROTHY HARVEY Student Rep.g' Glee, Service Clubsg Class Basketball, Bonds and Stamps, Junior Prom, Soph. Rally. CATHERINE HA SLOOP Class Basketball, Volleyballg Cooperative Bureaug Freshman Frolicg Junior-Freshman Party, Tea Danceg Usher. THELMA HASLOOP Student Rep., Class Basketball, Volleyball, Bonds and Stampsg Cooperative Bureau, Freshman Frolicg junior-Freshman Party, Tea Dance, Usher. NANCY HELMS EVELYN MAE HENNEMAN Athletic Rep., Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Basketball, Vol- leyballg Varsity Volleyball, Bonds and Stamps, Campus Rep. HAZEL HEN M Bonds and Stamps, Pageant. ESTHER HERMAN Class Volleyball, junior Play Com.g Rigamarole. RUTH HESEKIEL Biology Club, Players' Guild Class Basketball. KATHERINE HOFFMAN Class Basketball, Year Basket ball, Orchestra. LEAH HOFFMAN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs , Cooperative Bureau. JEAN HOFFMASTER Biology Club, Class Basketball Volleyballg Year Basketballg Bowling, Campus Rep. LOTTIE HORNSTEIN Biology Club, Year Basketball Hockey, Volleyballg Archery: Bowling, Junior-Freshman Party junior Play Com., Pageant Soph.-Senior Party. MARIAN A. HUGHES Student Rep.g Class Basketball Bowlingg junior Prom. 1 ADELE IMBER Student Rep.g Biology, Math Clubs, Class Volleyballg Art Com., Junior Dayg Pageantg Soph.-Senior Partyg Tea Danceg Usher. JANE JEFFERSON Class Volleyball. EDITH MAE KELLER Student Rep.g Glee Clubg Class Basketball, Freshman Frolicg Jun- ior-Freshman Partyg Senior Day. MARY JO KILLIKIN Junior Sec.g Bowlingg Freshman Frolicg Pageant. MARJORIE ANN KLEPPER Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubsg Junior Playg Class Volley- ball, Year Volleyball, Badmintong junior Play Com., junior Promg Pageant: Senior Promg Soph.- Senior Patty, Tea Danceg Usher. EVELYN KNIGHT Bonds and Stamps. ZENIA KOBERNICK Student Rep., Bonds and Stampsg Bowling. YVONNE KORMANN Athletic Rep., Math Club, Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Hockey, Vol- leyball. ESTHER KRISTMAN Biology, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubsg Class Basketballg Art Com.g Bowling. JANE BETTYE KUHN Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Senior Play Com.g Usher. ANN LEE Bonds and Stamps. ANNA REBA LEVIN Biology Club, Class Volleyballg Bonds and Stampsg Freshman Frolicg Junior-Freshman Partyg junior Play Com.: Pageantg Vic- tory Corps. JEANNETTE LEVIN Class Treas., Student Rep., Bi- ology Club, Class Basketball, Vol- leyball, Archery, Pageant, Table Tennis. RUTH LUSTBADER Biology Club. IRENE LUSTMAN Biology, Library Clubs, Bowl- ing, Campus Rep., Senior Day. BETTY LOU MARINER Athletic Rep., junior Vice- Pres., Glee, Latin Clubs, Junior Play, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Hockey, Varsity Volleyball, Cheer Leader, Fresh- man Frolic, Ice Skating, Junior Prom, Pageant. MARGARET M. MARKS BETTY DEAN MATTHEWS Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, junior Play, Class Volley- ball, Year Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, junior Prom, Pageant, Senior Prom, Soph.-Senior Party, Tea Dance, Usher. MARY MAURO Class Treas., Class Basketball, Bowling, Freshman Frolic, jun- ior Day. BARBARA McGRAW Westward H0!,' Year Volley- ball, Art Com., Badminton, Bowling, junior Prom, Thanks- giving Dance, Usher. SELMA RUTH MERVIS Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Campus Rep. FRANCES MICHAELSON Campus Rep., Ice Skating. VIVIAN MILES Student Rep., Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, Year Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Senior Play Com., Usher. SYLVIA RUTH MILHISER Student Rep., Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Class Volleyball, Year Hockey, Junior Prom, Pag- eant, Rigamaroleg Tea Dance, Usher. DORIS MILLER Freshman Frolic. PATSY MILLER Student Rep.g Class Volleyballg Year Volleyball. Biology, Latin Clubsg Math Club, Treas.g Class Basketball, Deck Tennis, Volleyballg Cheer Leader, Senior Promg Soph.- Senior Party, Tea Dance, Thanks- giving Dance, Usher. ANGELIN NICHOLAS Class Treas.g Student Rep.g Bowlingg Tea Dance, Thanks- giving Dance. ELAINE OBERFELD Class Treas.g Biology Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Volleyball, Bonds and Starnpsg Freshman Frolicg Junior-Fresh- man Partyg Junior Play Com.g Pageant, Victory Corps. M. ROZELLA ORNDORFF Math Club, Players' Guild, Class Volleyball, Archery. JUNE D. PARIS Class Volleyball, Bonds and Stamps, Bowling. GLORIA PERLBERG Student Rep.g Bonds and Stamps, Bowling. DOLORES PINCKARD Student Rep., Glee Club, Pres.g Class Volleyball, Bowling, Fresh- man Frolicg Junior Play Com.g Pageant. MILDRED POTTS Latin, Math Clubs, Class Bas- ketballg Year Hockey, Table Ten- nisg Varsity Badminton, Volley- ball, Usher. JANET RAMPLEY Bonds and Stamps. DOROTHY RAWLINGS Student Rep.g Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Vol- leyball, Varsity Basketball, Vol- leyballg Bonds and Stamps. MARIE E. REHMANN Glee, Math Clubs, Class Bas- ketball, junior Play Com., Pag- eant, Tea Dance, Werlward Hof, Rep. C. LA VERN RESCH Student Rep., Biology, Glee Clubs, Class Basketball, Pageant, Usher. ROSALIE RETZ Biology Club, Class Basketball, junior-Freshman Party, Swim- ming. MARY C. RUTTER Glee Club, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Freshman Frolic, Pageant. JAYNE SCHNEIDER Glee Club, Class Basketball, Deck Tennis, Volleyball, Varsity Softball, junior Prom, Senior Prom. SIGRID SCHWARZ Athletic Rep., Biology, Latin Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Year Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Skating, junior Play Com., Pageant, Soph.-Senior Party, Swimming. ANNA M. SEAY Class Treas., Werlward Ho!,' Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Class Volleyball, Art Com., junior Day, Junior Play Com., Junior Prom, Pageant, Rigamarole, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. JEANETTE SHATZER Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Year Softball, Volleyball, Bowling, Freshman Frolic, Ten- nis. DOROTHY D. SHILMOVER Student Rep., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Archery, Badminton, Bonds and Stamps, Junior Play Com., Usher. PEGGY SHORES Bonds and Stamps. ROSALIE SIRKIS Student Rep., Biology Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Varsity Softball, Bowling, Junior-Freshman Party. GERTRUDE SMALL NORINE SULLIVAN Biology, Glee, Library, Math, Service Clubs: Class Badminton, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Hockey, Volley- ballg Bonds and Stampsg Bowl- ingg Junior Play Com.g Pageantg Senior Play Com.g Soph. Rallyg U. N. Y. O.g Usher. RITA SUROSKY Players' Guildg Freshman Frolicg Pageantg Tea Dance. BARBARA LEE SWEIG Hockey. PEGGY ANN TAYLOR Student Rep., Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Archery, Pag- eantg Soph.-Senior Partyg Tea Danceg Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. JANE WARD Year Badminton. BETTY WAREHEIM Glee Clubg Freshman Frolicg Pageantg Soph.-Senior Party. VIRGINlA'VOLLMER WAY Latin, Math Clubs' Bowling' Usher. y i MURIEL WEISER CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Glee Clubg Freshman Frolic' Pageantg Soph.-Senior Party. I SYLVIA WILNER .Latin, Math Clubsg Coopera- tive Bureau, Orchestrag Pageant. MARY LOUISE WOERNER Class Tr-eas.g Student Rep.g Glee Clubg Class Table Tennisg Junior-Freshman Partyg Junior Play Com.g Pageantg Usher. ESTHER R. WOLPERT Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Art Com., Bowlingg Tea Dance. DORIS ANN YOUNG Math Clubg Class Volleyballg Archeryg Badmintong Bonds and Stamps. Xiuaiiax ,ffl Wx Qlgvgie x 'A 4' 22 ELAINE TERRY ZACHAR Biology Clubg Bowling. BETTY ANN ZIEGLER Class Treas.g Class Volleyballg Bowlingg Campus Rep.g Senior Dayg Soph.-Senior Party. June BETTY ABELN Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Hockey, Volleyballg Varsity Volleyball, junior Prom, Tennis. JANE ADAIR Ninety Clubg Class Basketball, Softballg Swimmingg Usher. ELLEN AIST Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketballg Badminton. CLEOPATRA ATHAS Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball. BETTY LEE BARNES Class Treas.g Junior Day. BETTY LOU BARRON Class Treas.g Junior Day. Class NADJA D. BARRON Westward Hof, Business Man- agerg Math Club, Players' Guildg Class Basketball, Year Hockey, Bandg Cheer Leader, Junior Play Com.g Orchestrag Senior Play Com. Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Softball, Volleyballg Archery, Pageant. BEVERLY BAUM Student Rep., Biology, Math Clubsg Class Basketballg U. N. Y. O. DORIS BEDSOLE Service Club, Class Basketball, Campus Rep. RUTH BEECHENER Senior Day. DOROTHY BEHRENS Class Treas.g Senior Play, Class Basketball, Bowling, Campus Rep. CLARA LU BELL Wertward Ho!,' Biology, Glee, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Play- ers' Guild, Treas., Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, Year Badminton, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball, Archery, Junior-Freshman Party, junior Play Com., Pageant, Riga- maroleg Senior Play Com., Usher. JANE BELL Varsity Bowling. GLADYS BELSINGER Class Treas., Westward Hof, Associate Editor, Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Freshman Frolic, junior- Freshman Party, Junior Play Com., junior Prom, Pageant, Rigamaroleg Senior Play Com., Soph.-Senior Party, Usher, Vic- tory Corps. DOROTHEA BENFER Class Basketball, Ice Skating. SONYA RITA BENJAMIN Glee Club, Bonds and Stamps. SHIRLEY LEE BENNER lVeJtwani Hof: Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Year Vol- leyball, Wextwani Hof, Rep. JANICE M. BENSON Weflufard Hoff Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, junior-Freshman Party, junior Play Com., Riga- marole, Editor, S. A. C., Senior Play Com., Soph.-Senior Party, Thanksgiving Dance, U. N. Y. O., Usher. EVELYN BERDINSKY Werlzaard Hoff Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, jun- ior Play, Class Badminton, Bas- ketball, Softball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Varsity Softball, Pag- cant, Senior Play Com., Soph. Rally, Usher. LOIS BERLIN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Ice Skating. JANET BERMAN Class Treas., Wertward Ho.',' Biology, Glee, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Hockey, Volleyball, Archery, Bonds and Stamps, Bowling, Campus Rep., Cooperative Bu- reau, junior-Freshman Party, Jun- ior Play Com., Rigamaroleg Sen- ior Play Com., Soph.-Senior Party, Tennis, Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. MARJORIE BERNSTEIN Class Basketball, U. N. Y. O. GERALDINE BLAKEY Senior Sec., Student Rep., Bi- ology Club, Boat Ride, Usher. JEAN ELLEN BOTTS junior Sec., Senior Sec.g Biol- ogy, Latin Clubs, Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, Year Hockeyg Pageantg Soph.-Senior Partyg Tea Danceg Usher. JO ANNE BOWLES Weriuzzrd Hoff Biology, Glee, Math Clubsg Usher. DORIS BREEDING Class Basketball, Cooperative Bureau, junior Prom. GILDA BRODSKY Biology, Math Clubs, Senior Play Com. ELIZABETH BRUNS Student Rep., Biology Clubg Varsity Bowling, Badmintong Bas- ketball, Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. DORIS LEE BUCHER Latin Clubg Players' Guildg Senior Play, Class Volleyball. DOROTHY BUCKMASTER Athletic Rep.g Class Treas.g Student Rep.g Biology, Glee Clubs, Class Badminton, Basket- ballg Varsity Hockeyg Bonds and Stamps, Soph.-Senior Party. SUE F. CADDEN Biol0gV, Math Clubsg Class Basketballg Volleyballg Campus Rep.g Ice Skating. MARY LEE CAMPBELL Usher. BERNICE CAPLAN Latin, Math Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Basketballg Soph. Day-Flower Com. BETTY CAPLAN Glee, Latin, Math Clubsg Play- ers' Guildg Junior - Freshman Partyg junior Play Com., Senior Play Com. CATHERINE CARR Student Rep.g Biology Club, Pres.g Latin, Math, Ninety Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Basketball, Hoc- key, Varsity Tennis, Archery, Badmintong junior - Freshman Partyg Orchestra, Pageantg Soph.- Senior Party, Swimmingg U. N. Y. O. CE CARR Wertward Hoff Biology, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Class Bas- ketball, Varsity Table Tennis, Pageant. 1j1ETT1E LEE cixsorg Class Treas., Biology Club, Archery, Usher. DOROTHY CASCIO Cooperative Bureau, Soph Rally. JOYCE CHAMBERS Athletic Rep., Class Basketball Year Basketball, Varsity Softball Badminton, Bowling, Table Ten: nis. FAY CLEMENT EVVA MAE COMPHER Class Basketball, Volleyball. ANNIE CRAMER Biology, Service Clubs, Class Basketball, Year Badminton, Hoc- key, Softball, Varsity Softball, junior Prom, Thanksgiving Dance. ELSIE CRAMER A. A., Sec., Athletic Rep., Bi- ology, Service Clubs, Class Bas- ketball, Year Hockey, Softball, Varsity Softball, Archery, Bad- minton, Campus Rep., junior Prom, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance. JANET BARBARA CROW Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball. AUDREY CULP Class Basketball. DOROTHY DANDREO PEGGY ANN DASHIELL Latin, Math Clubs, Players Guild, Class Basketball, Pageant SHIRLEY DATCH Class Treas Biolo Club -S SV Z Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Pageant. IONA DAVIS Soph. Vice-Pres., Student Rep. PATRICIA DEUBER Athletic Rep.g Class Basketball, Varsity Badminton, Tennis. BARBARA DREYER Westward Ho!,' Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubsg Class Basket- ball, Volleyballg Pageant, Senior Play Com.g Usher. JANET ECKERT Athletic Rep.g Student Rep., Latin Club, Class Basketball, Vol- leyballg Year Basketball, Volley- ball, Senior Play Com., Soph. Rally, Usher. ANN EDLOW Wemuard Ho!,' Biology Club, Sec., Latin, Math Clubs, Players Guildg Class Basketball, Volley- ballg Year Badminton, Hockey, Softball. . , New GLORIA EISENBERG Class Treas.g Student Rep., Biology, Math Clubsg Class Bas- ketball. EVELYN EISENSTADT Athletic Rep., Badminton, Senior Dayg Tennis. LOIS ELLIS MARY E. ELRICK JUNE EVANS Bowling. FELICE FEDDER Athletic Rep.g Westward Ho.', Advertising Manager, Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Year Basketball, Hockey, Volleyballg Archetyg Badmintong Freshman Frolicg Ice Skating, junior-Freshman Partyg Junior Prom, Pageantg Soph. Rally, Soph.-Senior Partyg Tea Dance, Tennis, Thanksgiving Dance. MARILYN FEDDER Westward Holy Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Skat- ing, Junior Play Com., Pageant, Soph,-Senior Party. LENORE FELDMAN Latin Club, Players' Guild, Usher. ELAINE FINE Wextufard Hof: Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players, Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bad- minton, Hockey, Softball. ALMA FISHMAN Glee Club, Tea Dance. RUTH FOCHT Student Rep., Rigamarole. BETTY FOLUS Biology, Latin Clubs, Players, Guild, Class Basketball, Softball. BEVERLY FORE STI Class Basketball, Volleyball, Soph.-Senior Party, Thanksgiving Dance. GLORIA FORSHLAGER Student Rep., Westward Hof: Biology, Glee, Latin. Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Softball, Cam- pus Rep., Ice Skating, Senior Day. SHIRLEY FREEDMAN Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Senior Play Com., Soph. Rally. MILDRED FREISHTAT Latin, Math Clubs, Players Guild, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Year Badminton, Basket- ball, Varsity Tennis, Bowling. SHIRLEY FRIEDMAN Class Treas., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling. NANCY GAINOR Class Treas., Band. A WAY Wertward Hoff Senior Play Com. SHIRLEY GAMERMAN Biology, Math Clubsg Class Basketballg Bonds and Stampsg Bowlingg U. N. Y. O. MARIE L. GATES Biology, Math Clubsg Class Basketball, Volleyballg Bonds and Srampsg Bowlingg Ice Skating, Pageant. RUTH R. GLUCK Student Rep., Biolo8Y. Glee, Latin, Math Clubsg Varsity Soft- ballg Junior Prom, Orchestra, Pageantg Swimmingg Usher. RUTH GOLBERG W'erluzml Hof: Service Clubg Class Basketballg Rigamarole: Senior Day. THELMA GOLD Biology, Math Clubs: Players' Guildg Pageant, Senior Play Com. DOROTHY GOLDBERG Biology, Math Clubs, Archery Bowling. BARBARA GOLDEN Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Badminton, Hoc- keyg Bowlingg Ice Skating. HARRIET GOLDRESS Biology, Latin Clubs, Senior Playg Class Basketballg Ice Skat- ingg Table Tennisg Usher. RONA GOLDSTEIN Service Clubg Bowlingg Riga- marole. FRANCES GOLOMBEK Biology, Latin Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Basketballg Ice Skat- ingg Table Tennisg Usher. MARGARET GORSUCH Class Treas.g Biology, Math, Ninety Clubsg Players' Guild. JOYCE GOWMAN Class Treas., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Skating, Senior Play Com., Soph. Rally. CAROL GRADM AN Westward Ho!,' Ninety, Service Clubs, Campus Rep., Rigamarole. BETTY RUTH GREEN Varsity Hockey, Archery, Bad- minton, Basketball, Bowling. ETHEL HALL Class Treas., Biology, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Ice Skating, U. N. Y. O. PHYLLIS HAMMERSLA Biology, Math Clubs, Class Volleyball, Basketball, Bowling, Thanksgiving Dance. JOAN VIRGINIA HAMPEL Class Treas., Student Rep., Glee Club, Class Basketball, Vol- leyball, Year Basketball, Usher. M. CATHERINE HANCE Senior Day, Usher. EDNA HEINZ ANNA HENKELMAN Class Treas. CHARLOTTE HENNEMAN Athletic Rep., Class Basketball, Swimming, Tennis. ELIZABETH C. HERRMANN Class Badminton, Art Com., Cooperative Bureau, Junior Prom, Tea Dance. ADELAIDE HESS Westward Hof, Editor, Biol ogy, Latin Clubs, Class Volley ball, Year Badminton, Usher. PHYLLIS HICKMAN Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubsg junior-Freshman Party, Soph. Rally, Soph.-Senior Party. ELVIRA M. HINDMAN - Student Rep., Senior Play Com. ROSE HOBBS Student Rep. ELEANOR HOENSCH Class Volleyballg Bonds and Stamps. IAHL Class Treas.g Biology, Glee Clubs, Class Badminton, Basket- ball, Volleyballg junior-Freshman Partyg Pageantg Tea Dance. BARBARA HOLDER Westward Ho!,' Math Club, Players' Guild, Junior Play, Sen- ior Playg Pageant. PEGGY HOPWOOD Biology, Latin Clubs, Class Basketballg Badminton, Boat Rideg Usher. JANET HOUCK Biology, Math Clubsg Ice Skat- ingg Pageant. GRACE HOUSE Student Rep., Class Basketball. JANE HOWARD Athletic Rep., Biology, Meath Clubsg Players' Guild, Class Bas- ketball, Volleyballg Bonds and Stamps, Bowling. - A BARBARA HUNLEY Biology, Glee Clubsg Latin Club, Sec.g Class Basketball, Vol- leyball, Boat Ride, Junior-Fresh: man Party, Orchestrag Senior Dayg Senior Play Com., Swim- ming. HELEN JEFFREY Westward Hof: Glee Club, Sec., Cooperative Bureau, Junior Play Com., Senior Play Com. BETTY ANN JOHNS Athletic Rep., Class Treas., Biology, Math Clubs, Class Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Year Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Hockey, Soft- ball, Archery, Pageant, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance. JOANNE JOHNSON Student Rep., Westward Hof: Biology, Glee, Ninety Clubs, Boat Ride, Junior - Freshman Party, Orchestra, Pres., Soph.- Senior Party. HARRIET KAHN Student Rep., Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Year Hockey, Softball, Table Tennis, Tennis, Volleyball, Band, junior-Fresh- man Party, Pageant, Rigumarole: Senior Play Com., U. N. Y. O., Usher. DEBORAH KAPLAN Student Council, Pres, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, jun- ior Play, Class Basketball, Junior Prom, Tea Dance, Usher. MYRA KAPLOWITZ Biology, Math, Service Clubs, Class Basketball, Bowling, Ice Skating, junior Day, junior Prom. CLEO KERLA Biology, Latin, Math Clubs. Q IC? .f MARILYN KESSLER Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Bowling. HILDA KINEK Biology, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Table Tennis, Bowling, Campus Rep., Ice Skating, Soph.-Senior Party, Tennis. AUDREY D. KING Class Basketball, Year Badmin- ton, Basketball, Hockey, Campus Rep., Pageant, Soph. - Senior Party, Tennis. CLAIRE B. KIRK Class Treas., Class Volleyball, Bowling, Soph.-Senior Party. MARY KLEIN Service Club, Class Basketball, junior-Freshman Patty. SHIRLEY KLEIN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Soph.-Senior Party. 1AN1s KLIMA g Latin, Math Clubsg Class Bas- ketball, Table Tennisg Bowling. MILDRED KLISHIS Class Treas.g Student Rep., Westufard Ho.',' Latin Club, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bad- minton, Pageant, S. A. C.g Soph.- Senior Partyg Usher. MERLE KLOFFKE HELEN C. KOLLER Class Treas.g Biology Clubg Senior Play Com., Usher. LEE KOLMAN Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball. DOLORES KOREN Biology, Latin Clubs, Players' Guildg Senior Play, Class Basket- ball, Archery, Badminton, Swim- ming. ,. , lm? 'WEL t RUTH KOREN Class Basketball, Bowling. SHIRLEY KRIEGER Athletic Rep.g Student Rep., Weitward H0!,' Biology, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ballg Year Basketballg Bonds and Stamps, Bowling, Usher. ANNETTE KRISTMAN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball. SHIRLEY KRUGER Athletic Rep.g Latin, Math Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Bas- ketball, Bonds and Stampsg Bowl- ing, Table Tennis. 1141LG1mnLIE..o'D. 31121511 Class Treas.g Student Rep.g Wettward Ho!,' Biology, Glee, Math Clubsg Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Badminton, Bas- ketball, Softball, Varsity Swim- ming, Art Com., Bonds and Stamps, junior Play Com., Junior Prom, Pageant, Tea Dance, Usher. NELLIE LANG Class Treas.g Class Basketballg Varsity Hockey, Junior Dayg Jun- ior-Freshman Party, Senior Dayg Soph. Rally, Thanksgiving Dance. THELMA LANG MYRA LaPIDES Biology, Glee Clubs, Players' Guild, Pageant. INGE E. LAUER Biology, Glee, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Year Badmin- ton, Varsity Tennis, Junior-Fresh- man Party, Pageant, Soph.-Senior Party. BETTY LEHMEYER Student Rep., Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Bowling, Pageant. DORIS LEON Class Treas., Soph. Sec., Stu- dent Rep., Biology Club, Senior Play, Class Basketball, Softball, Year Basketball, Varsity Tennis, Ice Skating, Soph. Rally, Soph.- Senior Party, Thanksgiving Dance. BETTY LOU LEONARD Biology Club, Class Basketball, Year Softball, Archery, Art Com., Badminton, Ice Skating, junior Play Com., Swimming. CATHERINE LEONARD Math Club, Class Basketball, Softball, Boat Ride, Campus Rep., Junior Prom, Senior Day, Swimming, Usher. MARCIA LEVISON Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Bonds and Stamps, Campus Rep., Pageant. PHYLLIS LIBOWITZ Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Pres., Class Volleyball, Senior Play Com. SHARON LOKOM Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, junior-Freshman Parry, Jun- ior Play Com., Senior Play Com. BETTY LOVELACE Student Rep., Westward Hoff Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Badminton, Ice Skating, Junior Prom, Usher. MAY LOWMAN Athletic Rep., Bonds and Stamps. MARY LEE LUEBECK Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Bonds and Stamps, Bowling, Weftward Hof, Rep. FREDA LUSTMAN Student Rep., Biology, Math Clubsg Bowling, Ice Skating. BETSEY MacLEOD Class Treas.g Wextward Hof, Art Eclitorg Biology, Latin Clubsg Class Basketball, Softball, Volley- ball: Year Basketballg Varsity Basketball, Art Com., Pageantg Rignmaroleg Usher. ANNABEL MADERA Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball. BETTY MALARKEY Service Club, Vice-Pres., Class Basketball, junior Prom. BETTIE MARTIN A. A., Pres.g Athletic Rep., Class Basketball, Year Basketball, Varsity Volleyballg junior Prom. W Glee Clubg Class Basketball. DORIS MATZ Werlufard Hof: Biology, Math Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Bas- ketball, Volleyballg Bowlingg Usher. PEGGYANNE MCPHAII. NAN MELLINGER Glee Club. MARILYN MELNIKOFF Class Treas.g' Biology, Math Clubs, Bowling, Ice Skating, Tea Danceg Werluzzrd Hof, Rep. VERA MENDELSOHN Class Treas.g Biol0gV, Glee Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Play: ers' Guildg Class Basketball, Vol- leyball, Junior Play Com., Tennis. EVELYN MERTZ Biology Clubg Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyballg Pag- Cant. RUTH MESIROW Student Rep., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Year Hockeyg Bad- mintong Ice Skating, Junior Day, Pageant, Soph. Rallyg Table Ten- nis. NATALIE MILLER Biology, Latin Clubs, Archeryg Table Tennis. RHONA I. MOLOFSKY Glee Club, Players' Guild. DOROTHY L. MOORE Glee Club, Ice Skating. MARY MORRIS Athletic Rep., Student Council, Sec: Student Re .' Biolo Latin s P 7 SY: s Math Clubsg Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Vol leyballg Badminton, Junior Day junior Prom, Pageantg Sophi Rally. GWENDOLYN MORROW Glee Club. DOLORES MULLINIX Biology, Math Clubs, Ice Skat- ing, Pageant. DORIS NAIMAN Wextward Ho!,' Math Club, Players' Guilclg Pageant. LOUISE NAVIASKY Student Rep.g Wextward Ho! Latin, Math Clubsg Players! Guild, junior Play, Senior Play Class Basketball, Rigamarole, Usher. SHIRLEY NEISTADT Latin Clubg Players' Guild. R. AUDREY NORJEN Players' Guildg Bowling. BETTY NORRIS Westward Ho!,' Biology Club, Latin Club, Treas.g Math, Ninety Clubsg Class Basketballg Archery, junior Play Com.g Pageantg Usher. MARIAN OPPENHEIM Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Players' Guildg Class Basketballg Year Hockey, Softballg Senior Play Com.g Wemmrd Hof, Rep. EVELYN ORNDORFF DOROTHY PERRY Biology Club, Class Basket- ball, Year Hockey, Bonds and Stampsg Campus Rep.3 Soph. Rally. MARIE K. PETERS Student Rep. ABBY PHILLIPS Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Pageant, Soph.- Senior Party. VIOLA PITKEVITS Bonds and Stamps. EDNA POIST Service Clubg Class Badminton, Basketball, Table Tennis, Bonds and Stamps. JOYCE POLAND Wertufard Hoff Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketballg Bonds and Stampsg Junior Play Com., Thanksgiving Danceg Usher. GRACE PRI TCHETT Biology, Glee, Math Clubs, Archery, Bonds and Stamps. NORMA RAGONESE Biology, Latin Clubs, Players' Guildg Ice Skating. JACQUELINE M. RAPORT Athletic Rep.g Biology, Math Clubsg Players' Guild, Class Bas- ketball, Band, Orchestra, Senior Day. JOAN RASKIN Wextiward Ho!,' Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Table Tennis. NANCY REDFORD Athletic Rep., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Senior Play, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bad- minton, Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball. BARBARA RENARD Athletic Rep., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Year Hockey, Bowling, Pageant, Table Tennis. DORIS RIMBEY Student Rep., Biol08Y, Latin, Math Clubs, Archery, Bowling. ESTHER RIVKIN Biology, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Badminton, Bowling. BERTHA ROBBINS Year Basketball, GYTELL ROSENKOFF y Biology, Latin Clubs, Players Guild, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, Bowling, Junior Day. JANICE ROSENSTEIN Wextufard Hof, Biology, Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Softball, Ice Skat- ing, junior Prom, Pageant, Soph.- Senior Party. CHARLOTTE ROSENTHAL Class Basketball, Bowling, Senior Day. ROSE ROSETT Glee Club, Ice Skating. BETTY ROSS Biology, Latin, Math Clubs. CAROL ROTH Biology Club, Math Club Treas., Players' Guild, Class Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Pageant. MARGARET ROTH Service Club. LENORE E. RUBIN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, junior Prom, Senior Day, Soph. Rally, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. HARRIET SACHS Werlward Hof: Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Ice Skating, Junior- Freshman Party, Junior Prom, Rigamarolef Tea Dance, Tennis. SHIRLEY L. SCHNITZER Class Treas., Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Junior Prom, Rigamarole, Senior Play Com., Soph.-Senior Party, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance. INA L. SCHWARTZ Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Senior Play, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bad- minton, Table Tennis, Varsity Archery, Hockey, Table Tennis, Tennis, Band, Pageant, Soph.- Senior Party. DOLORES SCHWARTZMAN Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Softball, Ice Skating, Pageant, Tennis. VERNE SEITZ Biology, Glee, Math Clubs, Class Volleyball, Badminton. MARION ELIZABETH SELPH Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Vars- ity Bowling. EDNA MAE SELTZER Athletic Rep., Class Treas., Latin, Math, Ninety Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Bad- minton, Basketball, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Varsity Hockey, Ten- nis, Band, Bowling, Junior-Fresh- man Party, Orchestra. SONYA SHANE Westward Ho.',' Biology, Math Clubs, Players' Guild, Class Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Usher. PEGQY 5111131.51 Wertward Ho!,' Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, Archery, Junior- Freshman Party, Rigamaroleg Soph.-Senior Party, Usher. PEARL SHOENIG JEAN SHOLL Student Rep., Math Clubg Class Basketball, Bonds and Stamps, Pageant. CAROLYN SHURTS Weflward Hoff Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Class Badminton, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Volleyball, Bonds and Stampsg Campus Rep., Usher. RITA SILVERMAN Biology, Math Clubs, Cooper- ative Bureau. BETTY SKILES Latin, Math Clubs. DORIS ELAINE SMITH Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volley- ball, junior-Freshman Party. JEAN SMITH Student Rep., Latin, Ninety Clubs. JOYCE SMITH Biology, Math Clubs. LENA SNYDER Biology Club. LIEBE D. SOKOL Math, Ninety Clubsg Players Guild, junior Play, Class Bad- minton, Basketball, Softball Table Tennis, Year Softball? Band, junior Play Com., Pageant, Senior Play Com. FRANCES SOMMERFELD Student Rep.g Biology, Latin Math Clubsg Class Basketball Volleyballg Year Basketball Thanksgiving Danceg Usher. ESTHER SPIES Glee Clubg Class Volleyball. JEAN STACK Class Basketball. Westward Ho!,' Biology, Latin, BETTY STAFFORD Student Rep. JEAN STEDDING ELAINE STEINMETZ Biology, Glee, Latin, Math Clubs. JEAN H. STEPHANS Athletic Rep., Student Rep., Biology Club, Treas., Math Club, Class Basketball, Archery. JEANNE STEWART LOUISE STOUT Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Bowling. EILEEN STREB Athletic Rep., Class Treas.g Bi- ology Club, Class Basketball, Hoc- key, Year Basketball, Hockey, Junior Prom, Tea Dance, Thanks- giving Dance. MARIE srmgxnrc Athletic Rep., Junior Sec., Bi- ology, Latin Clubs, Class Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Pageant, Senior Day, Tea Dance, Usher. NORMA TARON Wenward Ho!,' Biology Club, Players' Guild, Bonds and Stamps, Usher. DOLORES TARUN Athletic Rep., Glee, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Badminton, Hoc- key, Varsity Basketball, Hockey, Softball, Archery, Bowling, Pag- eant. DOLORES TAUTER Bonds and Stamps. PATRICIA TITTSWORTH Athletic Rep., Class Treas., Student Rep., Biology, Latin Clubs, Class Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Orchestra, Usher. DOROTHY E. TREIDE BiolOgY, Math Clubs, Class Basketball. JOANNA S. TRIESCHMAN lVeftward Hof, Rep. JUNE WACHTER Biology, Math Clubs. FRANCES WATKINS Biology, Math Clubs, Pageant, Senior Play Com., Soph. Rally. CORINNE WATSON Biology, Math Clubs. IEAN FRAZIER WATSON Biology, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Softball, Year Bad- minton, Archery, lce Skating, Pageant. JAUDINE WATTS HELEN M. WEBB Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Badminton, Basketball, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Art Com., Bonds and Stamps, Bowling, junior- Freshman Party, Junior Prom, Rigamaroleg Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. LILLIAN WEINAPPLE Class Basketball. GERTRUDE WEINTRAUB - Biology, Math Clubs, Bowling, Ice Skating. ANN M. WEISS junior Treas., Senior Treas., Soph. Treas., Biology, Latin, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Volleyball, Year Basketball, Archery, Tennis, Usher. DOLORES WENKIR A. A., Vice-Pres., Athletic Rep., Biology, Math Clubs, Class Basketball, Year Badminton, Bas- ketball, Varsity Badminton, Bas- ketball, Softball, Ice Skating, junior Prom, Rig::mmfoZe.' Tea Dance. RUTH WIEDMAIER NANCY LEE WILBUR junior Pres., Senior Pres.g Stu- tlent Rep., Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Boat Ride, junior-Fresh- man Party, junior Prom, Senior Prom, Soph.-Senior Party, Tea Dance, Thanksgiving Dance, Usher. ANN L. WILLIAMS Class Basketball, Volleyball. ELINOR WILLING Class Basketball, Softball, Jun- ior Promg Senior Day, Usher. CHARLOTTE WISE Athletic Rep., Student Rep., Class Basketball, Hockey, Table Tennis, junior Prom. BETTY LEE WOODS Class Basketball, Pageant, Soph.-Senior Party. VERONICA WOPPMAN Student Rep., Latin Club Class Basketball, Volleyball. EVELYN WRIGHT Weriuzzrd H of ,' Art Com. MARY YIENGER Class Basketball, Volleyball. DOLORES YOUNG EVELYN ZAISER Biology, Latin, Math Clubs Glee Club, Treas.3 Class Basket- ball, Volleyball, Year Basketball Hockey, Volleyball, Bowling. VIRGINIA ZIELER Glee Club, Class Basketball Junior Day. D DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN Biology, Latin, Math Clubsg Class Basketball, Volleyballg Year Volleyballg Wextward Hof, Rep. iuibgx ff NX ' Q- 'S !ll1fi!J im 44 ANN ZULA Latin, Math Clubsg Junior Playg Senior Play. Senior Day - Class Song gf 1947 Purple and gold will never be forgotteng They are the standards true of our '47. As long as heart can sing, As long as voice can ring, Our acclaim we raise to the sky for Western High. So through the years you know that we will serve youg Purple and gold will always try to deserve you. We'll ever loyal beg We'll prove our love for theeg '47 will praise Western High, dear Western High. CTune: Down the Field-Yalej 1947 Yell Rigamarole! Rigamarole! We're the class of purple and goldg Nickery, nackery, nockery, neven! Western High School! Forty-seven! 45 Speaking of Seniors Let us look into room 310. This morning is typical of any other. In one corner of the room Naomi Bassan studies a French coin just A added to her collection while Shirley Cisenfeld tells about a new foreign . doll she has received. Hearing music, we turn to find Sylvia Milhiser, if '.': ,Amr who Usually Sings to Occupy herself As Time Goes By. Sylvia quietly I , hums as she uramblesu through her geography book. Just then, Mildred T '.'A gg Potts comes in from her daily jaunt to the library. If Mildred's dream 15222 of becoming a librarian is realized, Miss Horsey may one day find herself 5 without a job. Directly behind her, Dolores Baumgardner enters with . ..i1 fi --,i'i ti' Audrey East. Dolores fails to bowl,' over Audrey with her latest school ringg for Audrey is too interested buckling on one of her collection of handsome sports,' belts. They settle themselves next to Virginia Way, who is intently reading-not, it seams, a textbook, but a recipe for Ginger s-naps. Say, there's somebody with an engaging personality. Sigrid Schwarz would like to Pat-ent a microscope to read her own writing. Near-by, we see Margaret Marks Peg-ging away at her homework and removing those tortoise rimmed glasses every two seconds in order not to miss anything going on around her. Peggy is distracted a moment by the commotion caused by Pat Nairn, who wears bangles and bands and showers her conversations with Wilde gestures. Jayne Schneider won't be outdone, however, and vividly demonstrates her interest in the Big Seven, Spivak and-Stella. Sitting a short distance away, Margie Klepper paints a pretty picture as she jokes with Bette Matthews, who is nursing a pair of dance-worn feet. Just then, Janie Ward, a model student, comes bursting in to announce the wonderful news that she will probably be featured in the next dance recital of the Recreation Group of Baltimore. In her excitement Janie runs into Betty Lou Mariner, who is flying out the door, North-ward bound, to in-choir about business college. There appears to be a test in the air, for sweet Peggy Taylor is seen banking on her knowledge of the Norman Invasion to help her in history. Also interested in history is Rozella Otndorfif, whose man- dates will be doubled if she becomes a foreign correspondent. Chemistry, too, is holding its own, as Mickie tells us she is none the Weise after not studying hers last night, for she went to the boxing matches instead. Across the room Adele Imber dili-gently combs her memory book for a program she has lost. Shirley Finch brushes', past, talking about flower arrangements as she goes. Reaching her desk, she asks about Betsy Blocher, a Rhapsody in Blue,', who pictures Les-s fun when work on Westward Ho! is done, to Seay if she can find Anna at one of her meetings. She adds, Anna puts her whole he-art into year 'activities' Dorothy Shilmover, Dot-ing on beautiful penmanship and lettering, puts her stamp', of approval on the book cover of the novel she's reading. However, that tiny tornado, Rita Surosky, debates the difference between the black and white in the design, while the popular-ity records of the book interest Ro-salie Cohen. Esther Kristman casually enters 310 at this moment, armed with gym shoes and a poetry book, thus showing her interest in tennis and Tennyson. She strolls over to Esther Wolpert, who has been spending the few remaining minutes before school reading up on nutritious lunches. Still out of breath from blowing that big French horn, Katherine Hoffman enters the room just as the nine o'clock bell rings. The chatter of the class stops for opening exercises. Just as everyone is sitting down again, talkative Tziporah Goodman whispers to June Downs that she will be Zip-ping off to college in New York to become one of the Little Women, since she has now finished with Little Men. June Downs the virtues of fickle and boasting males and steadily hopes for a faithful swain. Across the aisle, Nancy Helms thinks of all the doctors she will be meeting. On the other side of the room, Doris Young, full of novel ideas about French and fiction, asks Marie Rehmann what the scrap of paper in her notebook is. Marie hesitates to let Doris Re-ad her original poems, but glee-fully talks of her interest in music. 46 The bell for the first period rings, and as she leaves the room, Selma Mervis, her Dark Eyes dancing at the memory, murmurs, Gee, I met the cutest boy at the U. S .O. last night! But she is interrupted by jane Kuhn's vocal efforts. jane, who can't carry a tune, but is Always trying, attempts to draw Hilda Feld into the song. Hilda blushes and laughingly says, Not me! Everyone in Dml seems to be in a merry mood this morning, for Sylvia Wilner smiles as she plays on Gwen Barron's good nature by teasing her about being the last to leave the room. Finally the class is gone, giving Mrs. Ossermann a few hours of peace before they are all back again at two-thirty. Dm? As the eight-fifty-eight bell rings for silence,'there is the hurried click of sling back pumps as Terry Michaelson trips', down the aisle of the auditorium, just in time for the year meeting. Following close behind, Leah Hoffman, thinking of last night's date, murmurs, Hes such a nice boy! As she settles herself, Shirley Freedman smiles at Leah and jokingly asks, Is he tall? Esther Herman, late-ly fashion editor of the Rigarmarole, and an enthusiastic Vagabond, acts as if she had something to say, but there goes the nine o'clock bell. After the opening exercises, attr-active Joyce Armacost announces a forthcoming dance. Besides being noted and liked for her collective charms, Joyce is a hockey fan and n-ice skater. Following her announce- ment, La Vern Resch and Dolores Pinchard report on the current Vocal ventures of the Glee Club. La Vern is nursing along her voice for a rehearsal while Dolores notes her progress. A mention of a Civil Air Patrol meeting reminds Janet Bennum of her dreams of flying through this term of chemistry with no Tuesday night homework. However, blonde, blue-eyed Shirley Anders smiles at this fantasy and continues to harbor thoughts of becoming a foreign correspondent. Kiddo, says Pat Connor, blushing, nothing can compare to 'Marinei life! Their attention is drawn to the stage by Thelma and Catherine Hasloop, who have twin billing in the entertainment. Thelma winks at Evelyn in the second row. jeepers! her friend thinks. This dance is certainly different from the one I went to last K-night. At the other end of the row, Elaine Zachar murmurs, Um-m-m to Verna Bitzer's talk of chocolate nut sundaes and football games. Sitting next to Elaine is Edith Keller, whose sm-art-ness will surely be helpful to her in any office after graduation. A little farther away, Irene Lustman, short and sweet, listens appreciatively to Betty Ann Ziegler, who is trying to find a recipe to cure fun-loving Betty Burton's fickleness. However, Edna Gorsuch asks only that her friends Leave Her to Heaven at the roller rink. As the next feature of the entertainment begins, Evelyn Henneman and Jane Brohawn are finishing their discussion of the short dresses jane saw at a recent Mr. St. joe dance. It's immaterial to me, says Doris Dill. Bobby McGraw leans across to her friends to talk about a ch-art for her Sunday school pupils. Golly! exclaims Pat Holden, I think it re-choirs some horses to make it interesting. Sitting next to her is Mary Mauro, who has been showing Pat some snapshots taken while Mary was living in New York. Meanwhile Wandalee is Baer-ing up under the strain of looking for crochet thread on Charles Street, and at intervals, jean Hoffmaster, in her businesslike way, has been keeping vivacious Dorothy Harvey posted on the latest news of the roller rink. The class stands to sing its year song, and the meeting is then adjourned. As the girls walk up the aisle, Dot Rawlings proudly shows her W's to Mary Killikin, who is jo-king with Catherine Booth about their recent bowling scores. Catherine laughs at the memory, but quickly stops, for the year meeting is over, and the first period has begun. 47 Dm3 Let's suppose that Dm3 has had a farewell party in the cafeteria one Y evening. If a famous columnist had been present, he would probably 'b have reported to his fans: Q9 X' ,S X lt's a door for Yvonne Kormann's room and curtains, for the men a ,O EJ in her life! X f , f Lottie Hornstein, whose likes range from banana splits to knobby , ,Q , X, knits, looks cuter than ever tonight. O' f fffy Among the first to arrive was Gertrude Small, who got here in X - ' f f record time. She really must have been Racing with the Moon. X Z f Rosalie Sirkis's only sport this past year has seemed to be catching C 44 K colds. She certainly believes that the play's the thing. ff' Friendly Gloria Perlberg dotes on little sister's fairy tales, yet con- stantly worries about Russo-American relations. Kitty Rutter essays, short stories. Perhaps some day one of them will be as popular as Kitty. If it's funny tell it to Ruthie Lustbader. If it isn't funny, she'll laugh anyhow. Peggy Shores has the guests at the party line up to receive their favors. Rose Marie Corriere has had experience-on refreshment committees, that is. She is really being kept busy. Ann Allan and Elaine Bondy are a great help to her, though. Ann certainly looks cheerful in a bright plaid of her native Scotland, and Elaine is just the type to 'iserve well on any committee. What causes Gertrude Creeger to dash into the cafeteria late as usual? Has she been dreaming overtime of being a medical stenographer? jan jefferson appears in an ice blue dress. She is carrying a dish of homemade pastries, which Rosalie Retz immediately proceeds to tackle.', Typing or talking, Zenia Kobernick is the flower of her class. Mary Louise Woerner is engaged in a conversation with Betty Wareheim, who is well known for her steady marking of shorthand papers before school. We're having a hard time getting Doris Miller to answer our queries. Like her clothes, her con- versation is not too frilly.U Hazel Hennemann told us she was planning a visit to Culver Military Academy. What's the attraction, Hazel? Angelin Nicholas has an honest to goodnessn desire to continue her work in photography upon returning to Greece. Is it true that instead of a dent, Vivian Mile's car now sports a dimple to match her own? Could Ann Lee be hoarding that chocolate ice cream for Sonny Boy ? We wonder if that is a calorie book we see Anna Levin consulting before she takes a second piece of cake. Elaine Oberfeld is passing the potato chips as well as transcription. This class treasurer is never in the redf' We've also found out that Barbara Lee Sweig's interest in marine life isn't at all ufishyf' It's a mystery', to us how Marian Hughes pronounces her nickname. Sarah Feldman, whose unusual laugh has given her the nickname The Giggle, is still chuckling over Charlotte Fishman's embarrassing predicament. Charlotte has been looking into all the closets and book rooms to see if she has accidentally locked another teacher in one of them. Oh murder! exclaims Virginia Adams, who has late-ly started a collection of match boxes and perfume bottles. Norine Sullivan, Dm5's letter girl, hasn't stopped talking this evening. Can it BU that vegetables provide a great many more vitamins than does meat? We predict a brilliant future in singing for Etta Rea Fishbein, whose natural claim to artistic fame has made her rhyme with everything that's musical. Charlotte Williams's presence is immediately known when the subject of conversation changes to Hollywood. We wonder why. ' Jeannette Shatzer is sitting just about a whole layer of paint away from a plate of egg salad sand- wiches. Can that possibly account for the fact that there are none left? 48 june Paris is just swimming in pride tonight over her winged victory. Well, it's like this, answers Lotta Bendorf when asked if she has ben a member of the Pioneer Women's Club very long. Having seen Janet Rampley's beautiful blue eyes and long, black lashes, we now wish that we too were lucky enough to have them. Oh well- To Each His Own. Upon meeting Eleanor Austlander, we immediately type her as a natural comedienne. We don't know how it started, but there is talk that Jeannette Levin treasures her miniature collection. Betty Lee Elliott is having difliculty eating her pickles and ice cream and trying to keep the books straight at the same time. Dashing in late as usual is Ruth Hesekiel, our amiable pioneer girl. Rosalie Caplan, instead of making her usual speeches for money, pictures her future at Staten Island. Y is Marguerite Berger laughing so much? Is it because one of her favorite football teams has won a game? We think that Patsy Miller is blowing the warning whistle rather soon and wonder if she has an early engagement. , . . . . d We'l1 have to be on our way now, but we ve enjoyed every minute of reporting this party. Goo night and good luck! xv' X D519 Room 16 is empty except for a studious student studying. Margaret Gorsuch enters, drops her books on her desk, and exclaims, Oh, jean, I saw the most excruciatingly wonderful movie last night! It was about a handsome intern named Ed, who was in love with a girl medic. jean Smith's only comment is a disgusted look, which deepens as Margaret gets out her lipstick and hairbrush and departs for before-school repairs. Catherine Carr catches the remaining echoes of the look as she enters from orchestra rehearsal. What's the matter, Jean? asks capable Kitty. Margaret was talking about some mushy movie. Now what do you have against movies, Jean? Why, I saw an excell- ent intellectual one last week. It probably had love in it, Jean says resignedly. Naturally, laughs Kitty, and it wasn't one of your old westerns either. It told the story of the United Nations. A delightful giggle is heard, and the girls see Vera Mendelsohn entering. Speaking of movies,', Vera says, the last one I saw was ages ago! It was about a brilliant student of 1847 who always helped her friends in math and Latin. She went out West and was caught in the middle of an Indian war. It was horrible! People were scalped and burned at the stake! Now that sounds more like a good movie! exclaims Jean. Oh, Jeanie, says Vera, how we love to tease you! I-Iumph, grunts Jean. 49 D1 Now peep into a kaleidoscope, the one with the sound track, and try to bring into View the multi-colored characteristics of the members of D1. Look! There in the center is Jane Adair rushing from school to get to the Pratt Library on time. But donit think she's going there to read! 1 No, jane is interested only in working in the Department of Frank Opin- ions about the U. S. Navy. . . . When the 'scope is twisted again, Cleo Athas is heard saying, I just got back from York last night. Cleo was again serenading her home town with Greek melodies. . . . The next figure is rather tall. Of course, it's Lu Bell and she's talking about Becky, her big sister, who knows all about yearbooks too. Lu is in a dither about going to Goucher and the thousand and one other places she's always running to. . . . The shape of the next design seems rather bulky. Why it's B and B, Cookie Berman and her associate, Gladys Belsinger. Gladys is trying to write-up one of her poems, and Cookie is making history with comedy. Turn the 'scope quickly, the laughter around these two is contagious. . . . Here's a new addition to Western. Pardon me, but you look just like Margie Bernstein. Margie has told D1 all about the advantages of the co-ed schools in Washington. . . . Twist the kaleidoscope again and-look! The view from here is extreme-ly hazy. The tiny glass crystals have formed a huge pile of books with Betty Caplan peeping uncertain-ly over them. . . . The next design is a four pointed star. Occupying the nearest tip of the star is a neat little figure that looks E-xact-ly like Shirley Benner. She certainly gets along - and that's something Westward Ho! couldn't have done, without her. Perched on the next tip is thoughtful Betty Norris, who just washed her hair. CThat's only the second time this week. Mercy! j Betty has her art and her writing down pat On the third tip is Barbara Dreyer, trying to look like a stern teacher but unable to restrain her brilliant smile. Barbara goes all around with Betty and rises to any occasion. Poised on the last tip is Adelaide Hess, wondering why she can't gain weight when I do eat! Any group assigned to the Editor of Wertwmfd Ho! is sure to be ad-dressed well. . . . Dancing into focus now is congenial Felice Fedder, well groomed as ever. She doesn't seem to have enough time to do everything, but you can be sure she manages, to get in her dates. . . . The pieces of glass have now formed a music stand. Note the two girls trumpeting away. They're Ina Schwartz and Liebe Sokol! You can usually find DocI' Sokol writing up something from a medical book, whereas Ina prefers books that men-tion sports. . . . Coming into view is Doris Rimbey, Dl's talented seamstress. She's disappeared now, and is probably on her way to Mt. Airy. . . . The next design is Harriet Sachs, ad-dressing that letter she wrote to Freddy in her last study. She must have told him about the fingernail she broke in gym, her favorite period. . . . Look at this tempestuous arrangement. I wouldn't say that, says Elaine Smith as she dashes from school to where I work. . . . Here comes Phyllis Libowitz! Maybe she's dreaming up on ad-dition to one of her period-ic recitations for history class. . . . The figure on the 'scope now is carrying a tre-men- dous lunch. She has the cutest joke to tell you if you'll just tell me what it means. Of course it's Ruth Mesirow, who is always nice to be with. . . . Sharon Lokom is in view now. She likes all sports, as a spec- tator, and she's telling about them in her own rapid. everything-crammed-into-one-breath way. . . . A particularly colorful figure is Mary Morris, giving one of her well-known imitations along with her daily plea: Clean up your tables, girls. . . . The kaleidoscope K-pets to a stop as Dolores Koren and Cleo Kerla come into view. Dolores is dashing in, late as usual, to persuade Cleo to put away the ever present Latin book and talk awhile. . . . Helpful Frances Watkins is giving Thelma Lang some news of Doc They are trying to study 'all magazines in forty-five minutes. . . . Hilda Kinek, first aid in time of Spanish tests, forms a dark and interesting silhouette as she dreams of traveling for the State Department. . . . A modest figure with a quiet smile is Shirley Freedman, walking rapidly to school to do the homework I should have done last night. However, when she reaches school, she listens to Edna Mae Seltzer telling about the sports movie she saw. The hero not only made the winning touchdown but even played the trumpet in the band between halves. . . . The neat design of a grand friendf' Peggy Ann Dashiell, next appears. I can't remember the word, Miss Arnold, says Peggy, smiling at dramatic Janet Crow, who is on the road to Oklahoma,' or some other State of the Union. . . . With the next twist of the kaleidoscope comes versatile Joanne Johnson. jo is E-asily one of the most popular writers for Wertward H of, and her droll sense of humor is always pres-ent at orchestra rehearsal too. . . . What's this design? Is it a cockney, or is it one of the Nine Girlsn? Neither. Iris sophisticated Barbara Holder giving another of her impersonations. . . . The kaleidoscope is now focused on Eunice Carr, writing one of her many and interesting letters. Maybe her dry humor is the major key to her good work on the yearbook and at the U. S. O. . . . Here is a cheerful athlete of Dl-Dolores Tarun, urging the class to attend Western's latest sports event. . . . The next pattern is diamond shaped. Maybe that's prophetical of the hopes of H. 49 llljjrlllifj 6916, JAN YJ'-ji J! occ M wif - 0 xltjllsjjjxl . . ix 'og li ! ,. hwy 50 the four girls perched on its points. The first one, Nancy Lee Wilbur, is busily learning Henry's Law. She's holding the presidential gavel in one hand and her recent mail in the other. Next to Nancy is Janice Benson, puzzling over the rigamarole of recommendations for S. A. C. or giggling over some news she has just Doug up about clubs. Near Janice is Peggy Shirley, who is picturing the glories of the Univer- sity of Georgia. She's planning to write a sequel to Gone with the Wind as soon as Westward Ho! goes to press. On the last point is Helen Webb. Ruff! Look at the size of that scrapbook she's making! It's full of clippings about the Army, Poly, and Notre Dame football games. Don't you know she'll make a touchdown at the U. of M.? And so the kaleidoscope twirls to a stop amid the happy congeniality of the class of Dl. D2 The eight-forty-live bell on Wednesday morning has rung, and the auditorium is slowly beginning to fill with girls. There is the thud of seats A I. 4' being lowered and the hum of Western's voices discussing everything from Monday morning's surprise tests to Saturday night's dates. Down in the first seat of Row F we find Ellen Aist, who never wears sweaters and , - - never takes off those three bracelets. Her friend, Janis Klima, so e-fli- f'l V A cient in French and in making coconut cakes disappear, comes down the af aisle with Mary Lee Luebeck. Mary Lee is quietly discussing the possi- i. 7 , Q: 1 bility of giving a course on How To Win Buddies by Being Friendly. A Ann Edlow is certainly driving Elaine Fine and Barbara Golden to V ff F, distraction with her talk about green eyes and knitted ties. Why is i V f N if Barbara rummaging through her pocketbook? Our question is answered when Elaine says, So you're 'Fishing for the Moon' in your pocketbook, Barbf, Oh!, is that right! Barbara replies. And you such a fine friend too! Mildred Freishtat rolls her large brown eyes expressively as she says that there's really an art to playing tennis. As Bernice Caplan waits for the assembly to start, she sketches several of her friends and attracts many observers Because her drawing is so good. Next to Bernice is Marcia Levison excitedly talking to Janice Rosenstein about her black cocker Spaniel, Heathcliff. Janice will make good Use of Medicine if she carries out her plan to become a pharmacist. Marilyn Fedder interrupts her doodling long enough to tell the girls of her plans for studying sociology at the University of Maryland. By the oh's and ah's coming from Shirley Neistadt and Lenore Feldman, we can tell that vivacious Peggy Hopwood has another pair of novel shoes. Shirley is telling Lenore, a prospective script writer, that she is going to study law in college. She also says that she's studying to be the first woman president, and this brings forth Lenny's characteristic remark, Oh, my aching back! We can hardly interpret Joyce Gowman's remarks to Janet Eckert. However, we believe that Joyce is telling of her secret yearning to be a psychi- atrist. Janet is confiding that her ambition is to cook up a minstrel show at church. Across the aisle Norma Ragonese is being teased by her friends about who should be head of the family. Maybe Norma thinks the doctor should be boss. Beside her Louise Naviasky is drawing a picture of Elvira . Oh, my 'pem' broke, exclaims Louise impatiently. She then turns to Deborah Kaplan and seeks this student's counsel on what to do now. Je ne sais pas, ma chere, says reli-able Debbie. Doris Naimon, who hopes to become a journalist, will be able to illustrate her own books. Looking at Doris, it's easy to see why A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. Joan Raskin is pre-med-itating on her future life at Goucher while Esther Rivkin, an authority on Why Science ls the Salvation of Mankind, is trying to get the attention of Annette Kristman. Annette, however, is too excited about the Springtime basketball games to pay much attention. Also interested in basketball is Betsy MacLeod, the artist of DZ. She rates high among her friends. Abby Phillips has depth not only in her voice but also in her eyes. She's a picture of fashion as she chatters to a near-by classmate, whose round, blue eyes, bangs, and rosy cheeks are like those of the typical Patsy-doll. It's Pat Tittsworth, of course. She's fun to play with, too. Betty Lovelace, a safe bet for any bacteriological laboratory, is saving a seat for Ann Weiss, whose late arrival is accounted for by her daily visit to Miss Jones. Dolores Schwartzman is picturing the various aspects of college life while Mary Elizabeth Elrick is accent-uating her positive dislike for cold weather. Nellie Lang, sitting next to Mary Elizabeth, well knows the difference between an era in history and an error in hockey. Bertha Robbins makes it her business to have a spark of originality in everything she does. Esther Spies is having one of the hardest times of her life saving a seat for Nan Mellinger, whose diver-se interests include amateur composing and painting. Our attention is now turned to the 51 front of the auditorium where Ruth Gluck and Barabara Hunley are seated among the orchestra members. We believe that Ruth must have dropped her violin coming into the auditorium because her mind was on a certain letter from College Park. Barbara, who is famous for wearing her shirts backwards, is playing her cello so expertly that it looks as if it would be easy as rolling off a logf' In her place on the stage, we can see Rose Rosett, voicing her opinion, no doubt, on political youth movements. Wilma Matthews is almost late for the assembly and has to take her seat rather hurriedly. We can imagine her saying to a fellow Glee Club member, Oh, horsefeathers! It's those clocks again. Everything becomes quiet at the eight-iifty-eight bell, and the assembly begins. When the program is over, Frances Golombek immediately begins to talk to Harriet Goldress about Trixie Lou and Gracie Sue. Harriet, whose prom picture her friends will remember, is putting up her c-hair as she listens. The girls start up the aisle as another assembly period comes to an end, and the conversation turns once more to lessons. D3 I sink into an easy chair and resign myself to a long evening of cramming for a Spanish test. El dura-dollar, el pan-bread, lmblm'- Hague 6929, to speak. Too bad if I can't remember that one, with all the blossoming '7 orators in our class. In-choir about jane Howard in history, and you'll see why her fever over her radio work has spread to Ann Zula, who's quite an actress even if she can't march the right way in gym. It's a QP' good thing that there are some girls who can uphold Miss Moeller's standards, like Nancy Redford. She's good in basketball and uligures' in upingmintoni' too. Then there are athletic souls like Frances Sommerfeld, , 1 Guardian of the Campfire Girls. I wonder if Frankie had a hand in converting Edna Heinz from the Eastern to the Western way of life. K ii Pobrecim. Now, let me see. Verde-green. Well, Mildred Klishis's eyes should help me remember that. Mildred's Sprightly And Charming personality was certainly one important feature of Wemmmf Ho! And I can hear jean Botts jingling her way up to 219 with page-s of correspondence as usual, for Mrs. North. . Trey-three. Reminds me of our trio, Veronica Woppman, Evelyn Mertz, and Rita Silverman. Ronnie's twinkling eyes seem to express her hopes to rise high in her career as a hostess. Rita will usually do anything, but one thing she can't Stan-d is getting up early. Theyill both remember Evelyn for her changeable eye-deas. Patriolico. Well, that should be easy. Patriotic like our basketball star, Marie Stricker. She can't even tell a midshipman from a sailor. You'd call her patriotic around school, though. Doris Leon, too. She brought the Rigamarole out of the rigamarole like a good scout. Nettie Lee Cascie is still arguing with Doris over the history,' of straw rides. La ciencia-science. I never realized there were so many budding scientists in our midst. Phyllis Hickman is eager to find the right chem lab to start working on her cold preventive formula. In the meantime, Gytell Rosen-cough will be supporting the Kleenex Company as she beats her drum for U. of M. With Brazilian accents on her U. of M. in the Wolverine State, Carolyn Shurts is working on Wertwawi Ho! Gilda Brodsky certainly keeps her telephone a live wire with Wilde', chatter about chemistry. Chemically speaking, Shirley Friedman is even yet talking about the time she almost ground up potassium chlorate. Despite this, she is always read-y to help Marilyn Kessler with her laboratory technique, a pet subject of Marilyn's discussions. El arte. Our class can be proud of Janet Galloway. You bet. She is a perfect symphony in Brown. Lois Berlin draws everything from men-us to ice skates. Then there's Elaine Steinmetz, a future nurse, glee-fully practicing her scales with Barbara Renard. Bobbie likes to spend her spare time sailing around the roller rink, but Betty Lou Leonard, in her free moments, can always strike up a conversation about her Youth Fellowship. Arguing about the case of marine life, Evelyn Zaiser is still trying to prove her point. Peguefio-little, small. I can't forget that one with our Little Four. Elinor is always Willing to show her wardrobe to Cathie Leonard, who wants to fly to St. Paul. Inge, not Ingyj' Lauer cheerfully whistles while she works over her post card collection. We could easily form a club of baseball fans headed by Louise Stout, a real lover of birds, Also in there pitching is Sonya Shane, she has a beautiful batting average, too. Have you noticed her eyes? Speaking of good sports, wasn't Doris Bucher fine in the Senior Play! 1 ,wc.x4 'I I 'QE X90 'Q C F Q i re? ' 52 Quiezo-quiet. Most of the girls think Betty Lehmeyer is quiet, but still she holds the title of Champion Bench Banger. Benches remind me of Dorothy Goldberg, who is certainly write at home on the side lines watching football games. Then there's Freda Lustman, smiling as usual over her memory book or that new two-tone dress. Gee whiz! Dorothy Zimmerman's tale about a certain sailor really entertains the Business Staff of Westward Ho! That reminds me. I'd better get down to business and start memorizing my Spanish. I bet Thelma Gold wouldn't have any trouble with this list. She could learn anything from piano to ping-pong. And Carol Roth surely has said it again with a fine tall-y of sales. El aqua-water. I wish I could swim as well as Fay Clement or look as picturesque on the beach as Corinne Watson. Oh, well, To Each His Own, as we said before. Valar-fly. Hmmm. That reminds me of Dorothy Treide, Hying with the moon to Ocean City, and Jean Sholl, with sky high hopes of becoming an airplane hostess. New York beckons Doris Matz. I wonder what's cooking up there. But this isn't getting my work done. Ayer--yesterday, el jardin- garden, dormir-to sleep. Oh, what's the use! D4 It is a rainy Monday morning, the beginning of a typical school week at Western. Impatiently waiting at the south entrance in the rain are ' :, june Wachter and Betty Ross, trying to persuade Mr. Linsenmeyer to open H the doors a few minutes earlier than usual. Entering close on their heels 5 f is Betty Skiles, brightening the dim room with her sparkling smile. - 5 - , A little later Dolores Wenker and Marion Selph, the two Girl Bri- x gaders, march in, their conversation a mixture of Virginia' countryside Q -I and unfinished homework Whizzing in and out on her way to band ,Y -. rehearsal is Jackie Raport, stopping only long enough to drop her books ' and pick up her drumsticks. Soon after this hasty exit, Jo Anne Bowles, Bing Crosby's future competitor, trots into the room. N In her seat by the window, Harriet Kahn is gazing wide-eyed at the Peabody catalogue, which holds A major key to her future. Near-by is Verne Seitz, busily illustrating het latest short story. She seems undis- turbed by Joyce Smith, who is modeling her British tweed suit, which seems sew attractive to Charlotte Henneman. However, Charlotte's head is in the clouds as she wings her way toward the state of matrimony. There is no need to listen to the animated conversation of the trio gathered by the back door, Marian Oppenheim, Lenore Rubin, and Shirley Schnitzer, to know that their topic is either the past week end or current fashions. Nadja Barron interrupts this endless discussion to ad notes .of cheer for Western. Gloria Eisenberg tags at Nadja's heels as she eagerly recounts the latest news of a certain military school. As soon as she enters and is settled, Helen jeffrey draws crowds of classmates around her when she opens her art portfolio. For a change, Joyce Poland is quietly sitting at her desk, ad-tracting attention to the decorative figures on her history notebook. One of the girls gazing at them is Anna Henkelman, who, in turn, gives her daily diagnosis of a current movie. Across the aisle sits Marie Gates. The rapt look on her face isn't caused by Sue Cadden's thorough review of physics or Phyllis Hammersla's perpetual chatter about wanting to graduate, but by thoughts of the Lone Star State. Betty Ann johns seems to be thinking only about the latest hockey game, which she describes with all her customary pep and vivacity. In the far corner of 317 sits Evelyn, apparently busy with her history homework, but actually decor- ating the pages of her notebook with Wright cute drawings. Faint murmurs which sound strangely like Oh by golly! seem to be coming from that same corner where Grace Pritchett is sorting out Cit's only the third time this weekj her ever increasing stack of photographs. Near-by is Lee Kolman, laughing at one of Natalie Miller's humorous experiences at a recent dance. Lee is reallyT' .interested in getting that new record that Natalie is telling her about. Y 1 53 As she goes from group to group, Ruth Batzler is busily trying to get a word in edgewise about the newest addition to her memory book, while jean Watson, grinning impishly, gossips unheedingly about her awnt. Bringing into a debate the first person she sees, Rhona Molofsky dramatically defends her ideas about some major social problems. Here comes dynamic Shirley Klein, who is too breathless to argue even if she had time. Shirley, already well on her way to recognition as a concert pianist, proves the adage Good things come in small packages. Blushing, and gasping for breath after frenzied dash across the campus and up three flights of stairs, Shirley Kruger slides into her place just as the eight-fifty-eight bell is ringing. Tired but triumphant, bright-eyed Marguerite Kuper follows her, poised with a new plea for disturbing the tranquillity of D4. And so the class settles into the routine of another busy day at Western. D5 A penny movie! Put a penny in the slot, turn the handle, look in, and there's-- Charlotte Rosenthal, wearing another hair band, as usual, and one of her brother's numerous rings. If this penny movie didn't have a sound track, you'd miss hearing the contagious laughter of Lillian Weinapple. However, Lil's personality would be noticeable even on a silent screen .... By turning the handle, you bring Lena Snyder into view. She's studying short-hand. Natch! . . . From the box you now hear strains from Chopin. At the piano is Mary Lee Campbell, who is just Wilde about fencing. Her friend, Jane Bell, strikes you as being the athletic type . .. The scene changes quietly as a mouse this time. lt's only a technicalityf' says Dorothea Benfer, laughing as usual .... just behind Dorothea is Pearl Shoenig, the gem of the picture. Pearlie likes airplanes and hopes to be a pilot. . . . On the screen now is quiet Audrey Norjen, giving her favorite request Make Mine Music. . . . Edna Poist dances by, talking almost as fast as she can type to Dot Bedsole and Betty Malarkey. Dot's quiet personality will bowl the Navy over, and Malark's eyes give the green light to excellent uservicef' . . . Click! You hear May Lowman cheerfully offering to take pictures of anything and anyone- a shutterbug at heart. . . . Oh, great!'i Therels Gerry Blakey blushing again. She must have gotten her dates mixed up for the minute . . . Attracted by a contagious laugh, you peer further into the box and see Ruth Goldberg, who is just the type, tickling Evelyn Eisenstadt and saying, You're cute! Evelyn is protesting, Stop it! in her Pennsylvania draw-1. . . . Do you hear the sound of clicking keys? You might have guessed it, there's Carol Gradman, typing with E's articles for '47. . . . Listen! Mary Klein is still claiming that she looks like a French poodle. You can bet that some-Bunny disagrees with her. . . .This scene seems to be a trifle blurred, probably because Rusty Koller is running home from school to hear that Ding-a-ling on her phone. .... Now you see Betty Barnes, trying to get an inspiration by pushing her glasses up with her hand, or maybe just trying to hide a laugh. . . . And there's Dottie Buckmaster, Don-ning a neat outfit, for I just can't wait for the week-endli' . . . The next turn of the handle brings Joan Hampel into view. Friendly joan takes the cake as well as the Bentalou Street Bus. . . . Seen now are Ruth Focht and Catherine Hance, dreaming up a trip to South America. Ruth may have to Surren- der her sports for a while, and carefree Catherine may have a time with her hay fever among all the flowers. . . . There's only one person on the screen now, Sonya Benjamin. It's no wonder, for Sonya is a musical show in herself. . . . Now Ruth Beechener is whizzing by. She Always likes things to happen fast. l'Definitely! . . . Turning the handle again, you see blonde Ginny Zieler, dancing on roller skates, no kidding! Her two friends, Joanna Trieschman and Betty Lou Barron, seem to have forgotten her for the moment. Jo is looking all over for something, She'd beter brace herself against her loss. Thoughtful Betty Lou is just looking into the future. Dreaming of Hollywood or the next Tello-Test, perhaps. . . . On the screen now is Elvira Hindman, holding the heel from her shoe in one hand. Is that a letter from the Navy in the other hand, Mickey? Now the screen is blacked out, but memories of D5 will remain bright forever. 54 D6 Next on our list is D6. We might drop in on their class meeting which Iona Davis, the Student Rep, is conducting. We may be a little late, but it appears that we're not the only ones. v Annie Cramer Crushing in breathlesslyb. I'm sorry I'm late, girls, V but I've been up helping Miss Burke. What have you decided so far? Q Iona Davis. Well, Norma Taron suggested that we wear orchids t, for Senior Day. With gold ribbons they would be perfect for our class 'X X colors. She isn't here to make her suggestion herself, since Westward H o! N takes all her time now. X Margaret Roth. I think we should change our colors to something ' X E' more striking. And how about the food situation? Why not more for- eign food in the cafe? Evva Mae Compher. I don't like that idea. Can't you just C foreign food in our school! Eileen Streb. By the way of changing the subject, how about a tea dance with St. Joe sometime? Dorothy Dandreo would be right on the Dot for that. It's not fair to invite Poly and City all the time. Beverly Foresti. What's wrong with City? Eileen Streb. Nothing as far as you're concerned. You're sew well known at City. Elsie Cramer. That's a good idea, but wouldn't it be novel to combine our boat ride with the dance. We could go down to the Marine base and have a perfectly marvelous time! Lois Ellis. It's Been a Long, Long Time since I've heard anything that good. I agree heartily. Dorothy Perry. If only they'd play something besides popular music! I like music, but after all. Audrey Culp. What do you call Stuck Up Blues ? Iona Davis. No arguments, please. Elizabeth Bruns. Well, I could bring some of my choir music, but if I didn't get it back for rehearsal, I'd feel like two little cents. Pat Deuber. If we plan anything like that, let's make sure that it really comes off. I can't stand people who promise to do something and then don't. And why don't we have a pole vaulting contest? Audrey Culp. I think I'll stay home and read Poly-anna. Iona Davis. Listen! How would you like a swimming and sailing party? I know all these good sports like Annie would go for that. A Dorothy Cascio. It might be nice to go bike riding. Hey, Aud, how would you like that? Audrey King. I couldn't wear dressy clothes to that though, could I? And how could I fix my hair? Iona Davis. One person who won't have to worry about that is Jeanne Stewart. She always looks neat-never a hair out of place. . Jeanne Stewart. By George! No wonder people call Iona the rnost outstanding girl in the class! She can say the nicest things. Betty Abeln. Since this is supposed to be a meeting, may I make a suggestion? I think it would be a good idea if we pooled our records. I have quite a few, and if the other girls would bring in some, we could have a fine collection for all of us to use. Dolores Tauter. I think it's a grand idea, and I'd really love to help. I'll bring in as many as I can. Of course we must have I Don't Know Why. How about it, June? June Evans. Huh? Oh! Oh, yes. I love that song too. Rona Goldstein. Begin the Beguine for me. Rose Hobbs Cbreathlesslyj. Here I am, late again. I've been up with Miss Burke, as usual. Yes, dear, I broke another nail on that machine. What's going on? Joyce Chambers. Anybody want to go to the football game with me? I wish the Orioles were playing now. Betty Green. Personally, I'd rather go ice skating. Only with all this homework, I guess I won't be able to. Isn't there any way we can eliminate homework? C General uproar.D Iona Davis. I think this would be a good time for Charlotte to take over, since she's our other Student Rep. Charlotte Wise. O. K., if the meeting doesn't last too long. I have to help Miss Burke, and then I want to see the Ramblers play. Any more ideas? Eleanor Hoensch. Liz, I wonder if you would have time to decorate some hair ribbons for me. Those paintings you did were really pretty. Elizabeth Hermann. I'll do it if you'll play your accordion for us. That's right down your alley. Charlotte Wise. You seem to have your plans all made. What about the rest of you? 55 Claire Kirk. I hope I don't have to wait long for my ship to come in. Doris Breeding and I will be holding a personal pow-wow with the Navy. Shirley Datch. just to be different, l'm not going to get married. I think I'll be a credit manager. Myra Lapides. While you're slaving on that, I'm going to see what I can do about making Western co-ed and getting lots of classical music to while away our spare hours. Betty Lee Woods. What spare hours? Why I hardly have enough time for my embroidery, and since they refuse to start an embroidery class, this is practically my only chance during school. Iill never get enough for my hope chest. Charlotte Wise. Well, girls, I have to be getting up to Miss Burke now. Think it over, and we'll vote on your suggestions tomorrow morning. The meeting of D6 is adjourned. D7 Perched upon the sundial on the campus is Fuzzy, a squirrel, watching the girls of D7 waiting to have their picture taken. At his right, he notices Annabel Madera debating with Evelyn Orndorff on how to avoid any further , 7' , incidents on stairway five. Next to them is sympathetic Marie Peters, listen- . ing attentively to tiny Merle K1offke's latest tale of woe. Betty Stafford, Q y gob-bling up some chocolate covered peanuts, is asking Nancy Gainor why x ' '-'1. - f she persists in twisting her hair. Shorty's reply that she is nervous about ' 'V ' 5 , if,y,'., her work indicates the need of a tune up. just then, Grace House dashes EL ' across the campus shouting, Has Kil-Roy been here?l' .Qt The little squirrel, reaching for another nut, notices quiet Viola Pitke- gf vits dreaming of the happy day in June when she will receive her diploma. As for futures, Fuzzy predicts that jean Stedding will bank a fortune in silver dollars, and that her friend jean Stack will continue going her way. He overhears Ann Williams usketchingl' her plans for the next hop to Bettie Martin, a junior-sized athlete but a major part of Westerns sports. Jean Stephans is seen making the rounds to be certain that everyone has seen her driver's license and her most recent letter from Georgia. Pegganne McPhail instantly retaliates by showing Jean the latest green addition to her wardrobe, which seems to suit her Scotch- Irish ancestry. Dorothy Moore, Gwendolyn Morrow, and Mary Yienger are gathered by the flagpole, watching Ethel Hall, who dreams about her plunge into the sea of knowledge. Dorothy's you all distinguishes her as a Southern belle. This cute little girl with a turned-up nose and freckles is wondering if Reds Yienger has yet set aglow the heart of a tall boy. Gwen's blonde hair against the blue sky would be an ideal subject for her own camera, Fuzzy muses. As he watches Judine Watts and Ruth Weidmaier cutting up on the campus, he recalls their Sopho- more slogan, Frogs for Friends, and scampers up the nearest tree. Nearly choking on another nut, the squirrel giggles uncontrollably as the contagious laughter of the shorthand group of eight reaches him. The big brown eyes of mischievous Marilyn Melnokoff are opened wide as she hears Gertrude Weintraub's latest piece of verse. Certainly the poem which begins Wasted time is lost time is a masterpiece of characterization. Shirley Krieger ads to the conversation with her witty remarks, provoking glee-ful laughter and the customary exclamation Vayismere! from Gloria Forshlager. And here comes the busy B of D7, Evelyn Berdinsky, who plays in sports and works on Westward Ho! She now tells one of her jokes, to the amusement of janet Houch and Dolores Millinix. As Dolores is showing janet her bangle bracelets, she suddenly remembers her 2:50 date. janet warns her to run real fast like a bunny and then immediately begins to try out that new jitterbug step. And does the poor little squirrel's hair stand on end as the suspicion dawns on him that Dorothy Pres Behrens may be responsible for the lack of the ninth girl! Gazing at the girls again, the squirrel can't help chuckling over Betty Folus's ring-ing voice and novel ideas. The conversation of this last group on the campus is enlivened by Myra Kaplowitz's account,' of the night before. Alma Fishman, whose mind is on the stars, is brought down to earth by Mrs. O'Keefe's announcement that DTS picture is to be taken next. While Ruth Koren receives the announcement as law, Fuzzy sees Beverly Baumls baby blue eyes roll innocently upward as she remarks, Are you kidding? Petite Shirley Gammerman drops her miniature pile of books and dashes over to get into this latest addition to her picture album. And so the entire class gets settled, and each girl gazes starry-eyed at the camera to produce a pictorial record of '47's D7. 56 .. S.-at . X X Alice As our Christmas project for 1946, the Western High School adopted Alice Swartz- pelc, a fourteen-year-old Polish girl. In doing this we pledged that we would try our best to be a big sister to her. We have been sending letters and gifts to our foster child, who is living in Belgium. In this way Alice is learning about the traditions, the everyday life, and the never ending activities of our school. The Class of 1947 has felt so close to Alice that we want her to have a place in our yearbook. SK fm -li M wg if C T' f K T ' 1 2 I 'gil l i I r, A . 43 a 5 B b . 5 .J 2f' I . I I R gg g X 'Z' ff Aa I 5 gd '37 QQ 07 .1-'X if V! Q i , s .1 Y i f .,. gf 14. I f I X 6 all K I l M lm ,N MSO Well Remembered 3' 'Way back in nineteen forty-four, As Freshmen we first cameg We were the very hundredth class To honor Westerns name. We Freshmen planned Virginia reels With campus grass for floorsg Unhappily it rained, and so We had to go indoors. On Sophomore day we had a thrill- Three novel puppet showsg But that was not quite all the fung We occupied front rows. Then we designed a fashion show With sport and formal wear. Our sister year was most impressed For Gert and Mert were there! October tenth had come at last, And we could hardly wait To wear chrysanthemums and white, As juniors on this date. One day we wore our highest heels, Our most becoming dress. The Poly boys outnumbered usg The dance was a success. In forty-six we went to press To print the junior views. Rigamarole came out on timeg The staff thought that was news! 58 1 i lair , iV'! . X al DK fm N t life! I i I 5 1 . ,1 A ' ICJ, C ls ii mired ce: - 7 r llfnnzl airs- We used to like the last word best, But since a certain day, We know The Tenth Word is the thing For any Junior Play. The Junior Prom-a date with Bill g Remember all the fun? We didn't recognize the gym Until the dance was clone. Our class produced a minstrel show That Freshmen came to see. Our listeners didn't even gring The chorus rocked with glee. As juniors we put out to sea Upon a cloudy day. We took the Senior Class along, And all went down the bay. Traditions now were all turned round, For Western was to be The guest. of City College boys, To have a spot of tea. Doctor Lemmel's first words to us We thought were all too few. When he came here on Senior Day, We both made our debut. A murder right before our eyes- That was the case one week, When Nine Girly came to Western High And made us laugh and shriek. 59 xi 2 - 4 'Aw 'Wi if 'I ,,v,-.JAWS tlti' 55.531 'Q .. A' a L, 5 E5 U l'- Qu, 1 4' ,,' X . I M Q,- liifylx' ing .A 7 Pl QK s a 'L - I ' ,. Z? fifgffi 5 'mln ' E .,,,, Hi mtg! c1,,,, uf 65:9 1 'fa .. 5 'sv s K iavgfii . lab 0,5 i L - Q. 5? lx ,.,, I fifr x ' v 'wwf E x QWQ The sun came up, the sun went down, With write-ups still to dog The yearbook leaned upon its stalf To make them something new. We set a precedent this year With our Thanksgiving Danceg No moonlight, but the spotlights To further our romance. School Sixty's little boys and girls Had comeg and now we know The architects were very smart To make the fountains low! helped Our Western days were almost goneg We did and didnit mindg For though we said our last farewell, We left cur books behind. Our long white frocksg our trembling knees That trip across the stageg Diplomas in our hands at lastg This was the final page. And then the dance weid dreamed about, For now the time was hereg We Seniors had our Senior Prom To close our Senior year. 60 K za 4 '1---. W Down the Bay :il IK. The Tenth Word umm, s i Nine Girly Junior Prom W nd.-M JILQA., R zgnmaw '0 lc ln the spring of our Sophomore year, several girls suggested to Mrs. North that 1947 publish a newspaper. The following fall, the official word of approval was given, and everyone interested in working on the paper was asked to volunteer. At the first meeting, Janice Benson was elected editor-in-chief, Clara Lu Bell was chosen assistant editor, and ten other juniors were elected to the editorial staff. lt wasn't long before the make-up of the paper was decided upon, and the contest for finding an appropriate name was under way. From the many names submitted, the one suggested by Doris Leon was finally chosen-Rigamarole! Issues of the paper were published in October, Decem- ber, April, and june. A copy of Rigamarole was given to every girl in 1947, every teacher, and every school and year officer. We hope that everyone felt as Miss Coughlin did when she said in her letter to the editor: The bright and cheerful style so evident in Rigumarole is typical of Juniors everywhere and is a delightful contrast to the dignity of Senior publications. I enjoyed it immensely! C55 OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF I948 'T7'6d.fZH'61' Arriftmzz Treasurer C owefpomiing Secretary DORIS WYANT JEANEIIEHEKLOF ARLENE GARVERICH Vice-Pfeficien! President Recowiivzg Secremfy MARY QUDEFQID JYUNE CROFOOT S EL While looking through my memory book Of days that have gone by, I came across some pages marked My Years at Western High. Now herels my badge of black and gold Received on Sophomore Day, When all the girls of '48 Were started on their way. A flash of yellow from a tag That dangles on a string Reminds me of the Sophomore Tea, A gay event in spring. On junior Day our seats were changed, The Seniors' place we took, I wore with pride my rose corsage Now pressed within this book. Some said that men were very scarce, But we did not agreeg For all of us had plenty at The Poly-City Tea. Our Fashion Show was just in time To model Easter styles, The suits and dresses, hats and bags, Brought forth applause and smiles. joana Berger had the lead As Elmer'l in our play, The fun and laughter that we had Comes back to me today. The boat ride was our last affair, The cheery month of June Had come at last to bring reports, And school was ended soon. Yes, I enjoyed my Western years ln many different ways, And now I close my memory book On golden Junior days. 66 OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1949 Recording Secrelary Arriftmzt Treasurer C orrefponding Secretary JEAN SCHAEFER JEANNE DOUGHERTY BLANCHE ANDERIQN President Vice-President Treasurer JOAN MATTINGLY CHARLOTTE KNAUF GLORIA GRANGER As we complete our Sophomore year, many of the things which have made it enjoyable come to our minds. We were not quite sure of ourselves when we started high school, but entering into our various activities helped us to feel that we were a part of Western. We felt even more at home when our sister year entertained us with a minstrel show. We enjoyed the entertainment, even though it was difficult to recognize the juniors with their blackened faces and curly wigs. The Sandman Cometh, our Sopho- more Day presentation, featured some of our best talent and gave to Western a bit of the fanciful. In the spring we had a garden party for the Seniors. Besides our special events, there were the little things which made our Sophomore year memorable- the birthday parties in the cafeteria, the scrambles in the locker sections, and the beauty of Westerns campus in the spring. As we look back upon many things, both big and small, and think of the friends we have made among the girls and the teachers, we realize that our first year at Western has been a happy one, and we look forward eagerly to the years to come. 67 A Little time for laughter, A little time to Jing. PHILLIP BOURKE MARSTON 1- ?-an-L. Orchestra Prefidefzt Joanne johnson Secretary Treamrer Elizabeth Schubert Margery Kent Biology Club Prerident Marilyn Worden Vice-Prefident Secretary June Cowart Eleanor Griffith s 5,9 .Q AA -N' , i. x . ,.' K! X S Eff' e 4 0 f un'-QI .Q .fx 3 Q Q. Q SSB 6 5 I 44 ww. - - Y- ZW' Glee Club 75553 M7 W? Vice-Prefident loan Abramo Affifldnl S ecretary Verne Seitz Affiftant Tfeafurer Marion Selph 6 N f , xox Q S. A. C. K bw f X STUDENT MEMBERS AV Chairman Chairman if I I i Joyce Armacost Janice Benson yi' h ig ,Q CSeptember - Februaryl CFebruary - junej ii M fi-1, S -, -: .,-.- N ecretary ., ffgf. A M Mary Woodrui i ' Nineaj' Club :QQ 9:99 Q Q . Q Q Service Club 90 President Vice-Prerident ?'i7 :jj-E1 1 find Sarah Famularo Lorraine Ford f '? 2 2' ' f 1 of 4 Secretary Tremurer Peggy Pless Charlotte Smith E ' or ij Q 9 Q 5 Ari E 5 ' 5 . , - i i W - - 72 UYYW' or e f f ov' Student Council Prefuleut Vice-Prefident Deborah Kaplan Joyce Armacost CSeprember - Februaryj Secretary Berry Lovelace Mary Morris CFebruary - juneb f xy , ...A X I 1 f - x e , -- r H X 2 T51 F 7 fl, ii' ,f id? : y f b i ' X , x f .9 CPhotograph by Alex. Malashukj Executive Board of the Student Council 75 PlfQfl?7'.9, Guild Prexident Phyllis Libowitz Vice-Prexident Leonore Hofriehter Secretary Jean Pasenker Tfearurer A Marilyn Litty Literary S ta jf Staff of Westward Hof Editor ..,..,..........,,.... ,,,,....,.....,.,..............,.,.........,,....,..,..,..., ..A.,.....,.., A d elaide Hess Arrociate Editor ,....4.. .........,..,,............,..,...,,....................,........,..,...... G ladys Belsinger Editorial Board ...A... .,..... S hirley Benner, Eunice Carr, Betty Norris, Carolyn Shurts Activitief Editor ........ ...,........,...4.....,...,.......,.............,,..,....4.........,......... A nna Seay Art Editor .,............... ..4.,.. B etsey MacLeod Typing Editor .....,..,......,..........,. ........ C arol Gradman Advertising Manager .....,....,......... ..,..,.. F elice Fedder Afrirtant Adoertiying Manager ...,... .,...... M arilyn Fedder Bitrineff Manager ...........,.......... ......., N adja Barron Arrirtant Barinefr Manager ..... ......... S onya Shane Clara Lu Bell Janice Benson Evelyn Berdinsky Janet Berman LITERARY Mary Blocher Barbara Dreyer Joanne Johnson 74 Mildred Klishis Joyce Poland Peggy Shirley Norma Taron 30112 jo Ann Bowles janet Galloway Helen jeifrey Gwen Barron Nadja Barron Naomi Bassan Janet Berman Rosalie Cohen Ann Edlow flflverlimzg .,.. Art ....,...,.l, Bminen ., . Lilemry ...,, Pictmer ,.,.. ART Barbara McGraw Doris N aiman TYPING Ruth Goldberg ADVERTISING Elaine Fine Gloria Forshlager Barbara Holder Shirley Krieger Phyllis Libowitz Betty Lovelace Louise Naviasky Betty Norris Evelyn Wright Doris Matz Joan Raskin Janice Rosenstein Harriet Sachs Sonya Shane Dorothy Zimmerman FACULTY ADVISERS Edna W. Arnold Grace H. Kellum . ..,. Lillian C. R. Wagner Mildred Watson .. ,. Ruth C. Hare Betrey and Louixe Busineff and Advertmng Stay? 75 In play. there are Zim jnfefzfzzrw for your cb0o1i1zg- The one if ufifzning. and the other Zomzg. LORD BYRON A lw M, ,W sv' , Qoooot0:2, meow wssosotss s:::sS9S9 x-6333 OOOQQ er WX LA' X-Z 'E 'fi' Bertha Moeller Athletic Azfzirer of 1947 OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC BOARD Dolores Wenker, Vice-Preriziefzty Elsie Cramer, Secrelm'y,' Bettie Martin, P1 6J'id67Zl,' Qnglolyn Fergiiiicitg, Treamrer. 78 VARSITY HOCKEY Sfufzrfifzgf Carolyn Fergusson, Nellie Lang, joan Strouse, Yvonne Kormann, Nellie Roloff, Patricia Anderson, Mar Ellen Curre , Betty Johns, Julia Frazier, Cristol Hall, AnnfBarnhart, Knee ing: Carol King. i ,N 7 . 44 , x I ,A N , I V N 'V tbl' . E all ff' is l ff I . :A -5 :-L' f ' J. V. HOCKEY Snzmlmg: Betty McGee, Anna Lyell, Jean Zarafonetas, Louise French, Lucille Gcisez, Leureta Beam, Dolores Tarun. Kneel- ing: Rose Bircnb',1um.,,lna Schwartz, Carol Trumbo, Dorothy Buckmaster, Helcnf Bcdsworth, Aznn Weber, Betty Pfohl, C Marlene Wellrnztn. 79 YEAR HOCKEY Standing: Audrey King, Evelyn Zaiser, Barbara Golden, Elaine Fine. Kneeling: Elsie Cramer, Dorothy Perry, Ann Edlow, Mar- ian Oppenheim. , , Nellie Lang and Dorothy Bncknmfter 80 KVM W 7 VARSITY BADMINTON Smmfifzgz Dolores Wenker, liilliane Teller, Faye Davis Rosalie Abrams. Kfzcelilzgz Qarol I ' Emily Gold Strom, Ann Barnliarr. YEAR BADIVIINTON Smfzcihzgz Barbara Golden, Mildred Potts, .Nancy Redford, lean Wfatson-, Ina Schwartz, Elaine Fine. Kneeling: Inge Lauer, Edna Mae Seltzer, Ann Edlow. 81 C VARSITY SOFTBALL Standing: Betty johns, Betty Pfohl, Fay Coomes, Miss Thomas, Dorothy Meredith, Patsy Popp, Betty Hawes, Dolores Wenker. Kneeling: Lillian Pearson, jo Ann Stephenson, Qarolyn Fergusson, Alta Myers, Joyce Chambers, Minnie Ingber. 82 VARSITY AND V. VOLLEYBALL Sfmzcling: Pearl Steinberg, Patricia Connor, Mildred Potts, Ann Weber, Margery Kent, Sigrid Schwartz, Betty Beclsworth, Rose Huggins, Dorothy Rawlings, Marsha Wcmlpert. Kneeling: Betty Abeln, Shirley Anders, Eleanor Medford, Carolyn Huller, Ililliane Teller, Yvonne Kormann, jane Brohawn, Evelyn Henneman, Joyce Shelhoss, Bettie Martin. . ,O Y I - , ' :rl r' ' E--1 I 1 1 -Q I Ne . ,iigiii .- ' I . ....... 1... ':iE:5:: , Qsrrrnsz ,v I Iiiigiillifff Fil 'A Q :'f5iS553525iEL: l 62:22:51--eras: ,.. N ,szaf flsz iif iargil I :- ' .fy :1 uit- --L.:-,.'.y, hi -- X I l VARSITY TENNIS Smnvling: Patricia Deuber, Carol King, Ina Schwartz. Kneeling: Edna Mae Seltzer, Ann Barg- hart. 83 Ham, Cmmdx ARCHERY SQUAD tif, Clara Lu Bell, Ann Weiss, Clare Weidenhan Shirle Bowman, Ina Schwartz, Nancy Coopngr, lieverly Friedmanm loana erger. X AWA, JFK 4 L 1 f 'Q if l , rl .Q fwmflf' ICE SKATING CLUB Chairman--Jean Timanus 84 VARSHW'BASkETBALL Betty johns Dolores Wenker Pqtricifl Titrsworth Ann Weber ,Helen P le? l ., N Q L - 7 .lv cle 1 f I U Bedsworrh, lAigieMSrglQk'e5 Margaret Igischel, Nancy Rellford, DlJlL3fdSlT11fLlH. Y - 3 f l - X ee , ,S rc ' ' ri 'v. ?T - -L e X A Q., 8 Q j,V.BASKETBALL liar? rmw: jenn Orye, Wilmal Matthews, Qmgl. Mif1'zlle rnzr: Berry Pfohl, Charlotte Knuuf, Ellen Lang. From row: Carol Trumbo, Arnn Bzlrnhuxgfzxye Davis. 85 Am! I will Cclflflllf your mimlx Mill? fzweez' fzozvltjf. Ovm Will You Ever Forget ---- How you wished for a bridge across the track on rainy days? The The The Our racket of the tennis court rollers and lawn mowers? ever available aspirin in the hospital room? gloomy cavern we called Lost and Foundn? oatmeal knitting boxes? Cookies bout with a locked mimeograph machine? The The sound effects in the Senior Play? spot on the chem lab ceiling? Henry Esmond? Pausing to watch the sunset while taking that certain chemistry test? The clanging radiators in study halls? Term papers and typing tests? Mrs. North and Miss jones? Sunday fllournitzg A chemistry test, An essay to write, A Latin vocab- No date Sunday night! 011 Getting Back Cl Slzorthand Test 1rEa, Me? Gee! 88 It Realbf Happened Foods teacher: My, this pie crust tastes unusual! Are you sure that you used enough baking powder? Sophomore: l'm sure I did. Here's the can. Foods teacher Cafter she has recoverecljx My dear child, this isn't baking powder. This is what we use to clean the sinks. Physics teacher: Will someone tell us how to start a fire. Hopeful junior: Well, first you get two sticks and rub them together, and then- Physics teacher: That's all right, but wouldn't it be easier to use a match? Chemistry teacher: Tomorrow, girls, we shall start our study of the atomic bomb. Excited Senior: Shall we bring our lab coats? Out of the test tube: Negative ions are repulsive to other negative ions. An example of the heroic couplet: Launcelot and Guinevere in ldyllr of the King. Hard to imagine: The year officer with a presidential gravel in her hand. A caption in Rigamarole: The junior Senior Boat Ride- Ship Ahoy, Mater! Reconstruction was never like this: Grant put nine counties of South Carolina under marital rule. One letter does it: Father's occupation-Sheep metal worker. Mother's occupa- tion-Housewipe. The Eternal Triangle I never thought that I would see The day when I was not a Bug But since I've lived through C and D, I wish I were again a 89 H 0. , f ,r?.L,M ' , G 1 -2 g , f-.gym , 40, uf I xy Q if I A b ,if , AQM, Z ,if j. M a W W :X 7 I A U Y YZ f .fff WWW 0 W , ff WUMM M My if ff wH w we ' f' WW , Q 2 gi i W 7 I . . .. ..g :'i .. J , 5 :ZH I J rv ,197 Q7 -'32 5 4 7 Es 1 is-'ig J ,f 'VJIV 555, -k ,.:: L ff ij I , N ,xx ,N 1 ' -1 ie Zia 3 Qgf I 4 55 sv., J Q 1 S, W ! 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Songs to R emember Long Ago and Far Away-Sophomore Day Gotta Be This or That-true and false tests Temptation-lemon meringue pie One Meatball-hot plate in cafeteria Guilty-going up Stairway No. 4 Oh, What a Beautiful Morning!-Junior Day 1 I Don't Know Enough about You-transcription Holiday for Strings-the band South America, Take It Away-three gym periods Stormy Weather-night of junior Prom The Beginning of the End-Senior Day Smoke Gets in Your Eyes-Chemistry lab Autumn Serenade-Thanksgiving Dance Night and Day-Westward Ho! meetings You Came Along from Out of Nowhere-School No. 60 For Sentimental Reasons-tears at Farewell Assembly It's All Over Now-Commencement In Ad-dition Miss Arnold had a new idea To help us sell our adsg We sang of Western's line old book To all the undergrads. The material on the cover of our Westward Ho! is pre-shrunk. We now have the only yearbook that can be read under water. 91 foyce That'J tl Joke, S012 Double Feature Bemifzg Up 15120 lobe 1 Wifzdfaurci Ho! Beitie Marie ' A Tall Slory Adelaide . Anna Debby Belyey Two To Make Read3 Wind -bl 011171 Cajfn Nancy Friefzdfbip Liuky K' 'Q ' Q f T W- '.,.......... ,...f.-- - W Reception lnlerlurie Dr. Lammel Si11g! Slfzmling Room Only In the Shade 95 i gm Graduated Good Sporty All Set Up Oh! Not So Stern Bright Outlook Iriterloc-ing Circle Left Rah! Rah! Rah! Tree-0 C-Day I Behind the Wheel 96 Shirley Carolyn and Mary I0 Sloiprbapc I1m've.rf Moon Open the Door. Mr. Linyenmcyer At Armfr Length 011 the Right Truck 97 98 Dmr WI'.S'fI'l'l1 Dear Western, we greet thee with songs of thy praise And with hopes that unchanged may be, That forever in safety each ship thou wilt guide O'er the tempest of destiny's sea. May thy colors for aye wave proudly on high, May thy name e'er be linked unto fameg For we've loved thee, now love thee, and ever shall love And ever shall honor thy name. 99 t- I r X We, -in the Class of 1947, have striven toward many goals during our years in school. Now, as we leave Western, we are confronted with, perhapsgithe most challenging of them all-to help establish, in this new fage,-1 -peace on earth, good will toward men. Through our democratic education We have learned that this can be achieved only when the peoples of the world understand each other. Let us take our place as young citizens of the world, to work vvith others for the attainment of this goal. ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1947 from Cm 5 To Class of '47 From Dm 4 and Miss Wood Best Wishes Cm 1 Compliments of Class C 3 Congratulations Seniors from C 2 Best Wishes of Class B 2 Best Wishes of Cm 4 Congratulations 1947 from Bm 4 Good Luck and Best Wishes B 1 Congratulations to the Graduates from B 5 Congratulations 1947 from the Class Dm 2 Best Wishes to '47 from the Class Bm 3 Best Wishes Class of Cm 2 - '49 Compliments of Miss Holden and C 8 Compliments of Mrs. Hildt and Bm 2 Best Wishes of Dm 5 to 1947 Walbrook Hardware and Supply Co. 3101 W. North Ave., Cor. Rosdale Compliments of a Friend Brookfield Home Supply Co. 903 Whitelock Street Compliments of B6 Greetings from B3 Compliments of C4 A Compliments of B4 Compliments of B8 Congratulations from B-Sp. Compliments of C4 B Best Wishes from B7 Rob Segran Irma Bereston Lillian Ruth Goldman Patrons Brookfield Pharmacy Cor. Whitelock St. and Brookfield Ave Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Marvin, Paul, and Herbert Vaughan Haywood Studios 319 N. Charles St. Congratulations to Phyllis, Carol, Sue, and Michael Compliments of a Friend Mr. Henry T. Banes and Son Florists Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ricas Coney Island Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. john Ginsberg and Family Compliments of Phyllis and Ruth Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Carr Joyce, Sunny and Arlene Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berman Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. joseph Ginsberg Nav, Schmitz, and Kap David R. Holberg 2309 W. North Ave. Klein's Auto Service 2542-44 Greenmount Ave. To Marilyn Fedder from Bob Steinberg Didn't think you'd make it. Quitt's Roumanian Cafeteria 2 Dr. Herman Seidel Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barron Compliments of Steinberg Bros. Irving Cohn Mr. and Mrs. A. Gold Mrs. Fannie Forshlager Mrs. Samuel M. Frenkil Mr. Samuel A. Forshlager Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Viron L. Diefenbach Mr. and Mrs. joseph H. Eisenberg Mr. Harry Shindler Mrs. Minnie Siegel Mr. and Mrs. jesse Fine Compliments of D., L. S. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mortimer Kremer Mr. jacob Hornstein Mr. john W. Hall Gilda Walters Sidney and Marsha Bartz Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blum Jerold Blum David Blum Mrs. Anna Cohn Marc Howard Perel Mr. and Mrs. S. Kleeman Mr. john E. Marshall Compliments of George Beavens Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Coluianni Beavens-Ice and Coal Waltz Pharmacy Michael Badolok Mr. and Mrs. Ben Saverino jerry and Gloria Rita Machowski Dovey Levy Donna and Richard Mrs. John W. Hall Elmer T. Hall From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Libowitz John R. Marvin Lewis and Andy Noonberg Mr. and Mrs. S. M.Jaffe Manny Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Heyman A Friend Barr and Aletsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lovelace Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shane Mr. Wendell Baker Roy's Ice Service Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Alex Chiat Shirley Silver Selis Chuggy and Bob Marcia Bonnie Rubin Dr. Philip L. Block Mrs. Harry Goldberg Dr. Harry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cyford A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Norman Friedel Mr. and Mrs. Herman Libowitz Betty Davidov Mr. and Mrs. William H. East Miss Myrtle Grese Mrs. Ola Tscheulin Mrs. Helene Briers Mrs. Helen Diering Miss Martha Wiechenberg Mrs. Margaretha Romoser Mrs. Etta Kress Mr. Frank Hornig Stanley and Frances Belford Susan and Stuart Schoenfield Mr. Joseph Wallace Mr . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs M. Milhiser A. G. Block Isaac Potts Morton Class L. Schlefstein Joyce Chambers Doris and Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matz Phyllis Esther Rice Datch and Eanet Miss Anna Kreuder Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Golden Myron S. Reichel Mrs. Marie Fiedler Mrs. Ivan Stauffer Joseph Brown Ira Grolman Steuart Fine Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Wheatley Ann and Ed Joyce and Sonya Camerland Mr. and Mrs. Max Sokol and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Oppenheim Mr. and Mrs. john O. Rutherford Joseph W. Eliff Joseph Golomb Irwin Ravitz Ellis B. Klank Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Saul M. Levy Mrs. Helen Welfeld Marlyn Fay janofsky Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris Mortie Cohen Jacob Janofsky Morton janofsky Carol janofsky Edward Smith William Glick Louis Barron Lou Weiss Edward Harris Bernard Naiditch Pat and Aut Bernard and Barry Stern Ellis and Ann J. Fribush Mr. and Mrs. George T. Keyser Jobie Laskar Barry Jay Rodner Barry jan Besbris Compliments of J. E. S. Compliments of a Friend Serenade to a jerk Jeanne Bodin Mr. and Mrs. Grebow Mr. Frank Applestein Ailene Bacldock Mr. William F. Gakenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Shuman Mr. and Mrs. William Blumberg Mrs. Minnie Euzent The Hilton Pharmacy Dr. Jesse Trager Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Zellers Charles and Bunky Shirley and Betty Mr. T. M. Hughlett The White Company Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Holder Barbara and Earl Mashe Barron The Elf of Blaugendiel Raforgengaulten Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kuhn Sylvin Levine Isador Grodnitzky Mrs. Ethel Burton Jessie G. McGraw Bill McGraw Mr. and Mrs. Henry Naviasky Liebe and Ina Mr. and Mrs. George Beechener Ruth and Georgie Mrs. Mary A. M. Smith Arthur F. Smith J. Hood Warfield Anne Sussman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Epperson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cisenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beatt Peggy and Norman Mr. and Mrs. William Finch Elaine, Ruth, and Irene Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ziegler Carol Ann Evans Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor Barbara and Stanley Rudo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lupus His Majesty-s Three Miss Helen C. Simonaire Mr. and Mrs. George E. Cropsey Rose, Nan, Wilma, and Esther Mr. and Mrs. B. Lustman Gwen and Morty Jeffrey Stuart Kehn Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Morningstar Mr. and Mrs. M. MiClinik Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Katz Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Taron Howie and Milt Carolyn Conn and Charlotte Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kurlander Dorothy Cascio Mrs. Vernon Tamalavicz Jimmy and Bette Mary and Jerry Mr. Alvin P. Maas Miss Dorothy Beaman Mr. and Mrs. B. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Koller Weedie and Joe Miriam Hurwich Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Kaplan George T. Keyser Ann and Frank Mrs. Frederick C. Dreyer Miss Dorothy Kittel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Friedman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kuhl Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Gerber and Son Mr. and Mrs. Altom H. Hammersla Robert M. Wilson Harriett and Ben Morris Hurwitz Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Poiley Arthur E. Aist R. L. Zimmerman Mervin Kramer Ada Mae Klein Michael and Eric Cookie and Gladys Dolores and Jane Arlene and Sammy Mr. A. B. Raub Mrs. A. B. Raub Kitty and Lu A Friend Milton Feldman Rosalie Plotkin Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moses Juanita White Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Galloway, Sr Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Galloway, Jr Mrs. Sylvan A. Manger Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Graf Thomas Kneavel Matthew Mertz Carl Treide Dottie and Steward Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Klishis Fred Smith Edward Baum Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans Joan and Thelma Kahn A Friend Rhode Brothers Laroque's Pharmacy Doctor and Mrs. W. V. Adair Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Porter Sol Gerstein Shirley Dusty Datch Myra Amber LaPides Rita and Stan Norma Orchids Taron Bobby and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Howie, Jr. Mother, Dad, and Jane Betty Lou Gill '46 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Greatest Jack Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Batzler, Jr. Walter J. Ross C. Barber Samuel Weisberg , Weskey Reed D. Sirkin and Son Dr. and Mrs. G. Bowers Mansdorfer Mr. and Mrs. Sue and Vera Marty Hess Linda Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Benner Julius Lauer John Roth Wm. H. Stricker Louis L. Levison Bernie and Joyce Mildred Watson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ragonese Leroy B. Heiser James C. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Moe Rubin Niel and Sigmund Stanley Roslyn and Diane Sue Nathan and Sue I. S. Zinberg, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Milligan Nathan Olshaker J. Blottenberger Edward Dickman Frank L. Redford Mrs. Emma R. Eckert Iota Theata Sorority Delta Chapter Mrs. William W. Russell Jacqueline Ann Dallan Class '43 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Popp George G. Johns Katherine Watts '46 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weiss Mrs. John Peters Mr. and Mrs. Olin F. Copenhaver Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Shurts Jim Barlow Joe Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orndorff Tommy and Lois . Mr. and Mrs. Aron Rosenstein Jan and Marsh Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Edlow Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freishrat Ginny and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Bocher Mr. and Mrs. W. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kessler Harriet and Sandy Dr. Samuel M. North Mrs. Samuel M. North Sanaron Auto Repair Helen and Ding Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hindman Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Hindman, Sr. Mick and Bill John Reed, Esq. Fitzhugh C. Hughlett, Esq. Ruth Whittemore Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. McShane Jean and Henry Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caplan Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dreyer Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Hopwood Goldie and Louis Fine Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Stepnans Carol Wallerstein Mr. and Mrs. A. Milo Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blumberg Lenore A. Hofrichter Miss Miriam E. Jones Mr. and Almost Mrs. Dan Yalfe Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur Michael and Dolly Esther Ruben Jerry Lindzon The Big Five of Dml Marilyn and Elaine Shirley and Cookie A Friend Susie, Steve, Gloria Ellen and Joyce Betty, Barbara, Adelaide and Shirley Lefty and Shirley - Excelsior Gilda, Thelma, Dots, Phyl Shirley Helen Freedman Congratulations from Dr. Ross Francis Marcus Tupp, Class of '28 TEIN BR0s.aB0YoE Established l853 6 S. Calvert Street, Baltimore 2, Md. Baltimore, PLaza 8400 New York, REctor 2-3327 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA LOUISVILLE Hagerstown, Md. Cumberland, Md. Washington, D. C. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE and other leading exchanges ASK YOUR DOCTCR HE KNOWS Q, F1525 0 f - Q 'QQ Big 1947 Jar 396 FREEZE-0 5'ki146rmm CONGRATULATIONS 1 9 4 7 from 1948 BEST WISHES from THE CLASS OF 1949 Ellen Ginny Aist Bernice Bosky Caplan janet Edt Ekert Ann Mouseface Edlow Marilyn Lynn Fedder Lenore Lenny Feldman Elaine Elf Fine Mildred Mitzi Freistat Ruth Gluck Barbara Barbie jean Golden Harriet Little One Goldress Francis Blondie Golombek Joyce Jo Gowman Margaret Peggy Hopwood Barbara Bobly Hunley Deborah Debby Kaplan Annette Koistman Janis Jan Klinia Nellie Nell Lang Marcia Marc Levison Elizabeth Betty Lovelace Mary Lee Becky Luebeck wBetsey Mac MacLeod xNVilrna Wimp Mathews Dorace Dot Naiman Louise Nav Naviasky Shirley Babe Neistadt Abby The Voice Phillips Norma Little Nell Ragonese joan Raskin Esther Stir Rivkin Bertha Beezer Robbins Esther Tess Spies Mary Elizabeth Elrick Dolores Dolly Schwartzman Janice jan Rosenstein Patricia Pat Mellinger Ann Weiss ' Rose Rosett Lois Berlin Jean Bolts Gilda Brotsky Doris Bucher JNettie Lee Cascie Fay Clement Shirley Friedman .laneT Galloway Thelma Gold Dorothy Goldberg Edna Heinz Phyllis Hickman Jane Howard Marilyn Keesler Mildred Klishis Freda Lustman Doris Matz Evelyn Mertz 'JNancy Redford Barbara Renard na at M nw Inge Lauer Betty Lehmeyer 'fDoris Leon J Betty Lou Leonard Catherine Leonard Gytel Rosenkoff Carol Roth Sonya Shane Carolyn Shurts Rita Silverman Elaine Steinmetz Frances Summerfeld Louise Stout 1fMarie Stricker Dorothy Treide Corinne Watsoll Elinor Willing Veronica Woppmail Evelyn Zaiser Dorothy Zimmerlnan Ann Zula Class of D5 Miss Adams Lover Barnes 5'Blue', Barron Hoss', Bedsole Smiling Rep Hampel '6Mick Hindman Camera Girl Lowman Sunshine Beechener '4Ka1ie Hance Blue Eyes Bell Gilda Benfer H88 Keysn Benjamin Jerry Blaky '5Green Eyesw Bnckmaster Gypsy Campbell Evvie,' Eisenstadt Carlos Focht NA Haute Voix Goldberg Whiz', Gradman Frenehies', Klein Pearlie Shoening Shorty Snyder Last Minute Norjen 6'Rusty Koller Petuti,' Porst Witty Rosental Malark Malarky Ginny,' Zeiler Apetite Trieschman The Laugh Weinapple Miss M. B. Spielman Evelyn Wright Delores Wvenker Jean Watson ,lune Wachter Joyce Smith Betty Skiles Marion Selph Verne Seitz Shirley Schnitzer Lenore Rubin Betty Ross Jacqueline Raport Grace Pritchett Joyce Poland Marion Oppenheim Natalee Miller Marguerite Kuper Shirley Kruger Lee Kolman Shirley Klein Harriet Kahn Betty Johns Helen Jeffrey Charlotte Henneman Anna Henkelman Phyllis Hammersla Marie Gates Gloria Eisenberg Sue Cadden Jo Ann Bowles Rhona Molofsky J Ruth Batzler Nadja Barron THE ARUNDEL CORPORATION Baltimore 2, Maryland DREDGING - CONSTRUCTION - ENGINEERING and Distributors of SAND - GRAVEL - STONE and COMMERCIAL SLAG J. JENKINS SONS CO., IN C. Manufacturers of SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY 20 West Redwood Street CAlvert 3394 Greetings frorn THE HUSBANDS ofthe AZOANS Compliments ofa FRIEND of HARRIET SACHS A Great Name on the Roni!! AMERICAN OIL COMPANY C omplimenls WALBROOK THEATRE Open Daily 1 P. M. Continuous Show to 11 P. M. 3100 VV. NORTH AVENUE Compliments HILTON THEATRE Open Daily 1 P. M. Continuous Show to 11 P. M. 3117-19 W. NORTH AVENUE Compliments HARFORD THEATRE Open Monday to Friday-4 P. M. Continuous Show 4:30 to Close Open Sat 1 P. M.-Continuous Show to Close Open Sun. 1 130 P. M.-Continuous Show from 2 to Close HARFORD AVENUE AT CORSUCH 4'Give A Gift With A School or Lodge Seal Attractive Selection of Gifts with Western High School Seal THE JOHN TROCKENBROT CO. -Designers of- School, College, Club, Lodge Rings and Pins For All Local Schools and Colleges BANQUET FAVORS, TROPHIES 310 N. Paca Street Baltimore, 1 VErnon 1052 One of Americcfs Leading F urriers MANO SWARTZ 225 N. HOWARD ST. Quality Furs for Over 50 Years. Here Western High girls will find the smartest Coats Handbags Dresses Blouses Suits Gloves Sweaters Costume Jewelry Skirts Raincoats Moccasins Luggage Riding Apparel and Equipment DE LUXE SADDLERY CO. Importers 336 NORTH CHARLES STREET McNamara and Company Steel Plate Construction Engineers - Designers - Builders Tanks Hopper Bins Breechings Smoke Stacks Welded Pipe Stills and Pans Electric Welding Office and Plant McComas and Clarkson Sts. Baltimore-30, Md.. Phone SAratoga 0440 STRAYER COLLEGE A Pre-eminent School of Business Training, Specializing in Shorthand, Typing, Accounting and Related Subjects Day and Evening Sessions the Year 'Round Ask for catalog-it's free Phone LE 5626 18 N. Charles St.-1 Mg VQt B RD-AV N SCHOOL SECRETARIAL Complete secretarial training-Pre-college courses Special Summer Classes DRAMATIC ART AND RADIO Dramatics-Radio-English-Cultural Subjects 905 N. Charles Street VErnon 1155 Day and Evening Classes Bell Abeln Beezlebub Breeding George Stewart Eileen', Streb Liz Bruns Joyce Chambers Little Eva Compher Frank Cramer Elsie Cramer Sandy Culp Dot Dandreo Lefty Datch Beve Foresli Babe Goldstein Skipper Green Liz Herrman Frank Evans 5'Rose Hobbs El Hoensch Orchids Taron Frankie Tauter Audv King 5CPaul1, 6LEd95 D6 Amber LaPides Char Wise Herbu Perry Margie Roth Ollie Davis Pat Dueher Cascie Cascio 'Tommyn Ellis Best Wishes of MR. 8: MRS. HILLMAN POLAND and Family Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Goldscheider Congratulations 1947! MR. 8z MRS.. F. MURRAY BENSON EATON 8z BURNETT BUSINESS COLLEGE Morris Building CHARLES 81 SARATOGA STREETS Write or Phone for Catalogue Plaza 1453 MANY WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ATTEND THIS SCHOOL It PAYS to ATTEND Baltimore Business College B B C students receive the BEST training. B B C graduates obtain the BEST positions. SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSES for Academic and Commercial Graduates DAY AND EVENING CLASSES R E G I S T E R N 0 W Baltimore and Light Streets-2 Plaza 1241 Baltimore's Largest ' Home Improvement Contractors Lofngwood Street at North Avenue CONTINENTAL Baltimore, Md- HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. when You Think of Flow s, Thi k of VINCENT OF AMERICA and Pho e LAf yette 1947-1948-1949 227 N. Calvert St. DECORATORS . FLORISTS LEx1ngton 7200 Compliments SACHS BROS. PHARMACY of 2423 Reisterstown Road T'he Square Construction Company 1 AMERICAN SHADE CO. Harry H. Tillman GEO. L. BEYER, JR. Funeral Home 864 N. Howard St. Baltimore 1, Md . Telephone, VErnon 5891 1512 Hollins St. Window Shades and Venetian Blinds BALTIMQRE, MD, Measured Serviced Installed Cleaned I SHOWER BATH CURTAINS Tel. Gllmor 6203 Better Quality and Service Prompt Ejicient Personal Service at No Additional Cost Compliments of CARL SCHON, INC. Makers of Jewelry ln Cold. Silver, and Platinum Your Unusual Gifts Wearwell 109 W. Saratoga Street near Cathedral Baltimore-1, Maryland Friends john W. Frech PLaza 1782 President Compliments Class of of D7 DM1 1947 . Coeducatlonal Compliments SCHOOL or LAW 3-YEAR EVENING Program leading to the LL.B degree, 0f qualities for the Mar land State Bar Examinations. 'ERE-lgAgN f-YEAR DAV or EVENING Program qualifies for BW C 00. AL SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. INDUSTRY. AND MANAGEMENT 4-YEAR DAY d 6-YEAR EVENING P I d' 1' the B.S. degize in Accounting, Buslggsrfmaaxlgergena d Finrancig, Industrial Management, Marketing, an Trans- an po a lon. JUNIOR COLLEGE LEE 2-YEAR DAY and a.vEAn EVENING Programs in Liberal fda. an? ELYEQRA DAY Medical Secretarial Program, ea Ing o e . . Write or Call for New Booklet 847 N. HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE 'I, MARYLAND Compliments Compliments of of MILTON GERBER A FRIEND REV. M. A. GILLELAND 2017 E. NORTH AVE. Spiritual Medium-Healer Experience 30 Years AIR BRAKES AND CONTROLS Distributors of Benidix-Westinghouse Air Brakes 2300 Russell St. 1502 Benning Rd., N.E. Baltimore, Md. Washington, D.C. ELLIS AND BANKERT Home Builders 41 BELCROVE ROAD Edmondson 0228-J Royal Crest Chocolates lll SACHS BROS. PHARMACY I. F. Kartman 119 W. PRATT STREET KILROY DEALS HERE Jack's SHELL Service 5300 PARK HEIGHTS AVE. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMEN TS OF OF A FRIEND A FRIEND Compliments of MARIE CODAD COMPANY REALTOR Compliments of FRANK MERIN-Builder 3207 West Strathmore Avenue A. T. JONES 8: SONS The Baltimore Costufmers Since 1868 Ba1t'more - 1, 823 North Howard Street Md. VErnon 3473 MANGER'S Pork Products Richmond and Lexington Mkts. WEDDING INVITATIONS STARK FILMS Th Engraved by Photo Stores SAMUEL H. KIRBY sf soNs Pe,S,,,,,3fSe,v.,,e 506 PARK AVR. LEXINGTON 54153 537 N. Howard St. 2029 E. Monument St CHAS. L. GREER 8z CO. Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Phone SAratoga 6989 421 N. GAY STREET Compliments to PHYLLIS From Uncle Si We Wish the Best of Everything for the Graduates of 1947 HUTZLER BPGTHEIG 613 HOCHSCHILD, KOHN 81 CO.. The Store Where Teen-Agers Feel at Home Congratulations and Congratulations to the Graduating Class Best Wishes to the cum of ,47 0'NEILL'S STEWART'S Compliments Compliments of of A FRIEND A FRIEND Compliments Congratulations to of JANET MR' 81 MRS' A' GESBEN MR. sz MRS. CHARLES C. BERMAN SUCCESS Compliments of to all 1947 graduates from a friend DR. 8z MRS. A. H. JOHNSON Compliments Compliments of of M. P. E. F. SARATOGA INN Distinctive Diferent Luncheons - Tea - Dinners Open 11:30-7:30 328 North Charles Street Compliments of MARY LEE DRESS SHOP 474-O Liberty Heights Avenue 1802 Harford Avenue l'el. Lmayette 0613 We Telegraph Fl wers Compliments of ALBERT E. FIEDLER MARYLAND .PRODUCE co. FLORIST Wholesale Fruits and Produce 5658 Market Place 3016 West North Avenue We Deliver B8liim0l'e'2, Md- CAlvert 4047 SA toga 4018 YE OLDE ANTIQUE SHOPPE Wilton Appliance Sales and Service 5122 Franklintown Road Baltimore-7, Md. Radios A Han I R d Li 8227 , pp ces an! ecor s Early American Fllmiillfe 4804- PARK HEIGHTS AVENUE China - Glass - Lamps Josephine K- Hunley Baltimore la, Maryland Best Wishes to PHYLLIS Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schockett Miami, Florida WILLIAM J. FOLEY Realtor and Insurer APPRAISALS Phone Pikesville 530 SCHREIBER 8K JONES Sporting Goods-Athletic Equipment junior miss DRESSES Not an age-but a figure 210 W. SARATOGA ST. BALTIMORE 1, MD. 1950 LINDEN AVENUE at NORTH Compliments C0lPlPlim9UtS of of A Friend of FUTTERMAN'S PHARMACY North and Harford Avenues Compliments Compliments of of A FRIEND A FRIEND Phone Mad 1701 nes. Phone For. 6406 SMALLWOOD PHARMACY W' L' The Meeting Place of F 'S' WESTERNITES Bonded Member 1542 Pennsylvania Ave. F.T'D. Baltimore, Md, 24 - Hour Prescription Service Compliments SOHN 81 O'HARA of Graduate Pharmacists N. E. Cor. Fulton Ave. and Reisterstown Road BARRON BROS. The Outlet Department Store MASONTOWN, PA. Best Wishes HARPER to PHYLLIS Furs Compliments 231 N. HOWARD ST. f Mr. and Mrs.oBen Schockett Miami, Florida Jenkins MAdlson 6611-2 Donald Jenkins SPENCER BANDS AND BRASSIERES EUGENE JENKINS' SONS Established 1884 For Youthful Beauty and Posture Individually Designed To give you those slender trim figure HARDWARE lines you want Fulton and Pennsylvania Avenues Mrs. Hattie Pullen Call VErnon 6296 Baltimore 17, Maryland Professional Bldg. 330 N. Charles St. Best Wishes PHQQJLIS WAONER sf WAONER Cllmpliments PHARMACISTS o Mr, and Mrs. Ben Schockett 2441 Reismersrown Road Miami, Florida Compliments For That Special Occasion of For Food at its Best SEARS, ROEBUCK K CO. NORTH Avi-:. AT HARFORD ROAD OLD COURT INN Pikesville, Maryland HERMAN GINSBERG Compliments of THE SACHS FAMILY Compliments from a friend 0f PHYLLIS LIBOWITZ Compliments of MAX AND WOLPElRT Compliments Compliments of of VALENZIANO BROS. L A B 922 W. Barre St. ' ' ' FRUITS and PRODUCE Compliments HOLLAND of CARLIN'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS ICELAND AND ROLLER RINK Memory Lane Give your Scalp and Hair G . C ds A l n, fresh, and invigorating treaim t reetmg ar USE R-X-308 The Bowers 81 Ottenheimer Co. 223 W. Madison Street Baltimore 1, Maryland A physicianis prescription for dandruf and itching scalp On sale at all drug stores Best Wishes to PHYLLIS Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. BEN SCHOCKETT Miami, Florida DELTA KAPPA PI Compliments of the NATIONAL WALL PAPER CO. and Mrs. Herman P. Schulman Congratulate Miss Phyllis Libowitz Congratulations to the Class of Compliments of 1947 A FRIEND WM. WEQISGERBER SCHULQER-THOMAS Wallpaper - Paints 8 Supplies FLORISTS 704- Waslliligtoli Boulevard Baltimore 313 W. Saratoga Street Phone: SAratoga 2790 Phone vmnon 0967 Complirnenls of F. P. B. C. Carry On! Cookie A FRIEND DEL 'N R0'SE Dresses 17.95 up Suits 29.95 up Juniors - Misses 1316 N. Charles Street VE. 7459 C. A. NORRIS 81 SON Pile Driving - Diving - Salvage Compliments of Literary StaE of Westward Ho Compliments Of A FRIEND For Westernites Proudly Presenting A Club That Is New Progress To Date Is But A Preview Of What Can Be Done With Sport And With Song So Get On The Bandwagon And Come On Along Western Alumnae Club WEBE R Harlen Bev Porith Jenny Lee Janie Tools and Mole Compliments of Eliz Peg C6 Ginny DSP Mike Mushface Marty Star Lee S1251 Petil Phil Georgie Compliments of MISS ARNOLD AND ASP Compliments from the CLASS OF C1 GOOD LUCK Ffgm Compliments of MRS. OSSERMAN Ana MISS LEARY AND C7 DM1 Best Wishes from C5 and MISS WELLNER Good Luck-1947 From BM1-1950 C0.LISEUM ROLLE . . R SKATINF We D1dn't Graduate from Western 0 Hammond Organ Music. No canned music O Real Air Conditioning Plant 0 Nicest ro d and e ' ment and 0 La g t fi I Top-n t h P f onal instr t I Nightly L C nga Number C l' t School Parties Invit d amp linen S SKATING - Wednesday through Su d y Evenings Of and Sunday Matinee 2201 N. Monroe st. LA 0200 K- L- S- WE ARE PROUD . . to be the Ofgciaf fpholografoherfi of the 19447 WESTWARD H0 I SEGALL-MAJESTIC STUDIOS 342 NORTH CHARLES STREET MULBERRY 5621 PORTRAITS -- WEDDINGS - GROUPS Specializing in School and College Photography Compliments Compliments of of BLOCK'S BAKERY DAVIS' RECORD SHOP Washington D. C. Compllments Compliments of of Kranler,S Confectionery Store The Pimlico Merchants Association Stromberg-Carlson Radios , l Congratulations Compliments EBE 0! from Mother and Dad A Friend Harry J. Shallenberger, Inc. Compliments 218 North Greene Street PHYLLIS LIBOWITZ School Supplies q'76fcg.eA!. ,OS-M-v A9-bffjtd! J' 1947 Printed by the Garamond Press in Baltimore 1 S . P 'ry walk' ay, v 1254 fr' 4 ff-bf X ,I .3 'ft y1'fU, 1' ty xv' I' 4 ,,f qvyxyljgk ry F 4 F F Q X iq, 2' 1 -f f -N 519 ,447 var GZ' 9 6 ', EW, 5 S 9 5 3 :X 'E 3. 3 'TN . X Z2 ii shi if 5 'S Kf 5 C YE- -1 25- :J-5 i