Westlake School for Girls - Vox Puellarum Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Q ' . '-55's Z? ,7 C' Mrs. Gertrude Gardner Mrs. Charlotte Morgan secretary registrar We seniors wish to thank you. Mrs. Morgan. for the hours you spent trying to get us oil to col- lege. Your pleasant smile has heen a comfort for all our various prohlems. Another group ol' Mrs. Gardneris babies is leaving. but she will still he there with a smile and a xvord of encouragement for us in our dying moments. FACULTY Miss Mary Perrine Miss May Karlsen physical education And away she goes! C ould those be skis in the back of your little M.G.. Miss Karlsen? Well. she's orf to Mammoth again but don't get excited: we'll be doing exercises again on Monday morn- ing. A good friend to all. always will- ing to help. and producer of out- standing water spectacles which continue to he successful year alter year. This is Miss Perrine as we shall all remember her. Mr. and Mrs. Constantin 'lanasescu tennis 'lxxo of our favorite people are our tennis teachers. Nicki and Tani. From early in the morning until late evening they can be seen instructing girls in the art of the game. We are grateful to them for the pride they have given us in our tennis team.

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Mr. Joseph D, Coles bookkeeper Strange notes-weird drawings- what's this? Adlai didn't make it this year. but by and large. well -anyway we'll never forget you. Mrs. McNiece. Nlrs. Hazel NlcNiece history sf Miss Lou Bredlow English. Vox Mr. Coles is otlicially known as the business manager of West- lake. However. to many of us he is an expert golfer who proudly displays his hole-in-one trophy. The pleasant hours spent in his othce will be remembered by us all. Words cannot express what we seniors feel about Miss Bredlow. As our advisor for tive years she has always led us unfalteringlyg and even though we are leaving. she will always be within our hearts. STAGE DIRECTDRS Nlrs. Margaret Sterett Mrs. Irene Wilson Miss Louise Carlisle housemother secretary We pay special tribute to Mrs. Wilson for the all-important task that she has more than carried out. The boarders all agree that they could not ask for a more kind and understanding housemother. The sight of Mrs. Sterett sitting at the switchboard with her little parakeet perched on her shoulder will be among the many pleasant memories that we shall take with us when leaving Westlake. The friendly face seen in the telephone oflice each day is that of Miss Carlisle. We admire her extreme patience in the midst of our daily needs for money. stamps and telephone permits.

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Madame is not only an expert in the French language. but also an excellent model for the latest French fashions. We shall remember the many times we ad- mired Madame Egan in her beret and her endless collection of scarves. Mon dieu! Mon dieu! Can this be an- other French picnic? And why not? Madame makes the best cakes we have ever tasted. Madame and her cakes will always go unequaled in our memories. Senora not only teaches regular classes: she also has guard duty over Friday afternoon study hall and then rushes home to admire the mosaic work in her home that she artistically created. We welcome Mrs. Lees as a new member of the faculty. An expert on the subject of Latin, she holds classes each day and then rushes home to tutor her son in- you guessed it-Latin! 19 Nladamc Simone L11 in French Nladamc Nladeleine Serveant French STAGE MANAGERS Our thanks go to Miss Millard for all the pleasurable hours she gave us in assembly. The drama class is another important part of the activities we are leaving behind but will never forget. Among the many activities at Westlake. art is one of the most important. We will always be grateful to Miss Lamson for brightening up the school with the works Miss Gertrude Nlill ard dr imt of her many talented pupils. Miss Lois Nl ills Nliss Agnes Chaney music. library '-u. AY f Mrs Olivia Conway Spanish Nlrs Irma Lees Latin Nliss C h irlotte I imson music The lovely musical accompaniment that completes our programs at Westlake is that of Miss Lois Mills. Our moments spent listening to her play the piano will never be forgotten. Indispensable is the word for Miss Chan- ey. Her knack for knowing exactly what we need will be missed when we are buried deep in our college courses. 6-0 s.:',1 if