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

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To The Class Of 1966, How do the girls with whom I graduated from Western in 1916 compare with the girls with whom I leave Western fifty years later? Well, those girls were just as good-look- ing but not so concerned with their appearance, just as bright but not as clever in using their brains. You girls of today have wider horizonsg you know more about literature, science, current events, art, music and sex. You have seen more shows, visited more museums and attended more concerts. Many of you have traveled and I hope all of you expect to before long. You have much more exciting and diversified plans. I believe you are more interesting than the girls of 'l6. I find you have just as high ideals, concern for your fel- low-men and faith in yourselves and the future. It has been a pleasure to work with you, to know and love you and to be a member of the class of 1966. 16.

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APPRECIATION Fifty years ago, Jean Burke was graduated from Western High School in the Class of 1916. Now, .lean B. Wheeler, nee Burke, is graduating as an honorary member of the Class of 1966. Ever since we entered Western, Mrs. Wheeler has worked with us as a counselor, a teacher, a friend. As she is leaving with us, we regard her less as a counselor or a teacher and more as a friend. The Guidance Department is not alone in its loss. For last year, the faculty lost a dedicated member in the person of Harriet C. Kellemen, head of the History Department. ln the same year, Lucille B. Haley stepped down as head of the English Department, and now, she is leaving teaching altogether. She leaves a place which will be hard to till. Our loss is compounded by the retirement of Miriam E. Jones, head of the Home Economics Department. To each of these teachers, we offer our sincere gratitude for all their years of service. As teachers, they have given a part of themselves in their work, as pupils, we have received that part and will carry it, along with our memo- ries, as a living tribute to them. ,Z