Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL IlAlili0XVl'll0l'GH, MAE l'. Societies-Choir and Steno Club. School 21. Mae's hobbies are dancing, swimming and movies. She looks very calm and shy, but 1 am told that she is one of the you'd be surprised type. Come Mae, tell us about your men, you have them we know. Well, Good-bye and Good Luck. l5EIl0YSKY, BARBARA, SocietiesASteno Club. School-Brooklyn Model School 23. Well-Babs, Bobby, Babbie. You surely have a collection nick names. Variety is the spice ot' life, Betty. What-a roman streak you have! A hunting lodge in the west sounds-ideal. L of luck! F ' ILIGIUIAN, SARAH. Societies: Steno Club, Dramatic, . Schools, 22, 10. ' So young lady, you enjoy riding withh--fl Why the secrecy? Who is the fortunate one, if we may take the liberty of asking? Sally will undoubtedly prove a success in the literary world. Her stories are tres' bien. Luck to you. , ' Ii0l1lSSNI+lt'K, Gl1lRfl'llllllE. Schools, 19, 5. - Gert's hobbies are dancing, swimming and tennis. All hobbies ol' a normal girl. Well, how's Totowa, Gert,'it'A1l soon be losing you when you become somebody's private-secertary and then-Oh well, we can imagine the rest.

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK 9 ABBOTT, FLORENCE Schools 14, 4, 5. Floss is one of our quiet girls. Her hobbies are movies and walking. We conclude, Floss's ambition is to be a teacher for a while. After a while, of course-Well, who knows? I ANDERSON, DOROTHY. Schools-East Rutherford P. S. No. 1, Carlstadt Public School, Oak Free Public School, No. 24 and No. 9. Dot has done considerable jumping around of schools. Her hobbies are reading and writing. Dorrit's ambition is to become a great writer. Some years hence we shall read Her Eighteenth Husband , by D. Anderson. Here's hoping you write.better than E. M. Hull, Dot, - - ,. 5. A PPELBAUM, FREDA . School-No. 3. Fritzie dear:-Indeed she is judging from the universal opinion of the younger smart set. There's not a doubt as to Fritzie's good looks and you may well laugh when you hear that her ambition is to be an old maid. Not probable, say we. A Bl ' HI BA I ill, ELIZABETH . Schools-Newmilus Public School and Galston Higher Grade School from Scotland. Elizabeth is a fine specinian of that old proverb that Silence is Golden? No one has ever seen her do anything wrong. She'll make a successful School Teacher. We wonder why you didn't aspire to be one of the World's Greatest Artists. Perhapslit-fis be- cause you are one already. A

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK 11 ISOYLE, ES'1'ER BANARD. Societies-Dramatic, Choir, Swastica. School, No. 5. Et, I hear he comes Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at half past four. He'1l soon wear the carpet out at that rate. Her aim is to be a teacher, outside of that she loves to be in his arms. fllancing of coursej PARK, IGYELYN. Schools-21, '20, 13. Evey desires to be a nurse. Some one of these days we'll read of her marrying one ot' her 'rich patients andy then-Oh, she'll be-happy ever after of course. - - V ' - 1 1 'H ICI Fl4l'l'Z, SYLVIA. Schools-1, 23, 6. . V ' Walking and flirting go hand in hand-. Oh black eyed Susan! We are shocked to say the least. The proverbial Still waters run deep seems to be true to your case. Luck to you'as a school mar1u . 1 ' l'0H EN, ICDYTHE. Societye-Steno Club. School-6. Hello, Eddie! Do you really want to be a good stenographer and get a good salary and most of all marry the junior partner? Not so bad, little girl. Here's luck to you. -4-