Glen Cove High School - Profile Yearbook (Glen Cove, NY)

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THE REI) AMD GREEN Alice Marengo Tall and slender, and of stalely mien, She moves through our halls, this light-haired queen. Always jolly and full of fun, But never without her homework done. Dorothy Marenco Conscientious, capable and full of fun. Virginia McCarthy A damsel, fair and true, We wish success to you. Kathleen Mordecai Kathleen—that merry sprite In every class she’s the leading light. Esther Mould A countenance in which doth meet Sweet records, promises as sweet, A creature not too bright or good For human nature’s daily food. For transient sorrows, simple wiles. Praise, blame, love, kisses, tears and smiles. Helen Olsen A friend to one, a friend to all. Good luck goes with you, Helen dear. But don’t forget your old friends here. [12]

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THE RED AND GREEN Sidney Kessler Jit won great prestige both in football and basketball, he lias such nice curly hair and such a pleasant smile, always succeed, Jit! Eleanor Kirby Modest, simple and sweet. Margaret Kirby Sober, steadfast and demure, Never lived a maid so pure. Anita Levin To know her is to love her. Edward Maliesky “Eddie” Eddie, our athletic star In pitching is quite above par. His worth we observe. The hall does he curve; On the diamond a diamond he are. Ida Mandelup The originator of the saying, “Silence is Golden.’ “I a word. Miss Richards. [11] Besides May you didn’t say

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THE RED AND GREEN Mary Sekwood Quiet and retiring, but a good scholar. Lydia Strincham A simple name, an innocent look, But beware—for many a heart she’s took. Kenneth Trousdell “Ken” A sworn woman hater is Trousdell But then—you never can tell The bashful and shy Often act a big lie He may be the other kind—well? Emma Washburne All that in maiden is adored. In her dear self we find. Julia Wolpert A maiden fair So buxom, blithe and debonair. [13J