Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 6, 1940
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BROWNIES HELP THEIR BIG SISTERS IN A FASHION SHOW: A style show was a part of the entertainment at the Girl Scout Council banquet given last night in the Michigan League in honor of Miss Oleda Schrottky, dramatics advisor of the national organization. Uniforms of Girl Scouts for various ranks were modeled by the girls, and among the Brownies, not old enough to be Girl Scouts, were the three girls above. From left to right they are Betty Burch, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold K. Burch of Brooklyn Ave; Djina Champion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Champion of Brooklyn Ave.; and Mary Heald, whose mother is Mrs. A. A. Heald of Granger Ave. They are members of Brownie troop nine.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 15, 1940
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GIRL SCOUTS MODEL DRESSES: The Tappan and Eberbach school troop of Girl Scouts gave a fashion show and tea yesterday in the club rooms of the First Presbyterian church, with 12 of the mothers as guests. The dresses which they had made at school in earning needlecraft badges were modeled by 15 of the girls under the direction of the leader, Miss Helen Jimerson of Athens, Pa., a University student. In the group above, from left to right in the back row are: Betty Ann Burlingame, Merry Anderson, Judith March, Barbara Wheeler, Grace Ann Shanz, Joan Slater, Kristeen Ramsey, Betty Curtis, Ruth Whitmore and Miss Helen Jimerson, leader. In the front row left to right are: Ann Cook, Janet Dawson, Shirley Barnard, June Lennox, Sally Donally, Audrey Sheets, Joanne Keller and Ruth Oakes. The girl model is Betty Jean Davidson.