Abraham Clark High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Roselle, NJ)

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if THE 1931 SPHINX EVA SCHNEIDER A E1fe' Eva, the quiet girl, is seldom heard, But when she speaks each little word Seems weighted with smiles and cheerfulness, too They're an index of a heart that rings true blue. IRENE SCHOEMER Renie Irene never misses a day from school, To her, life means practicing the golden rule. She never gives up until the task is done, She knows in this way life's battles are won. ANNA STEFANIDES Arm Anna is our blonde little girl Who thinks of life as one big whirl, She studies hard if she feels that way, . J But if her mood isn't that-well now, say! lf fs CBIOSALIPID SULLIVAN The Minx - osal' i ' our artist, that's easy to see, Th s s clever nd witty we have to agree, s or even Corat S rw' fl ,edome in future we know. 1 i fi ,ij ,f I J ,ff J' l' A I if 'f' 'JJ X , 1 H' QAM, CYRUS WALTS Cy Cy's blue eyes look so innocent, And he is so full of merriment That all he wants just comes his way gv Luck is his from day to day. 27 3 7

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THE 1931 SPHINX RAYMOND REUL R4 Ray is often seen in the chemistry room Where he makes H25 give a wicked fume But some day he may cease to be If he keeps mixing I with NH FDITH ROBINSON Edze Edith is a talented lass Beloved by many of her class With her violin she'll surely play Her golden way to fame some day SOL SAROKIN Chef oleee Sol is rarely heard from, He hasn't much to sayg But if he's asked a question He knows the answer rig SCAROLA Behind the candy counter We see Patsy every day, He's doing his best for the Senior Class By helping it a fortune to amass FRED SCHAEFER F1 eddy Fred Schaefer is tall and fair The answer to the maiden s prayer He's a star on gridiron and court And all around is a perfect sport 26

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? iw WWW Wi Ml .. Ml GV THE 1931 SPHINX NELSON WHITE Nei Nelson as half-back was dark-horse of the game, And when he goes to Brown we hope he'1l be the same. Besides playing football, he plays a banjo well, If there's deviltry in the wind he's always raising the dickens. WALTER WIOGINS Wally Wiggie is a quiet sort, But all the same he's a darn good sport. He's going steady now we see, Perhaps that's the cause of his reverie. HAROLD WILSON Puff Harold Wilson drives a car fOr should we say a Fordlj g If he gains the success we wish him, He'11 some day drive a Cord. ALMA WORDE Al Alma came from Battin where she made herself a name. Now that she's in Roselle she's bound to do the same Because the art of singing is well within her ken, And she has a knack of attracting football men. 28