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

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SENIOR YEAR BOQK' 21 ROSEN, DINAH. Societies+Dramatic. Schoolsgl, 4. This young lady says her ambition is to be successful. What could be sweeter, I ask you. Deeny's hobby is swimming, so here's hoping she proves to be Annette Kellerman's only rival. v IH DSICN lilflliii, SADYE. Societies--Steno Club. i Schools-4, 15, 12, N. B. Borden, Mass. Sids pet aversion seems to be oral compositions! The fellow suI'l'erers extend our sympathy. Good luck as a school marm . 2.4 r' IH l'I'HS'l'I1lIN, MINNIE. Societies--Steno Club. .e School-3. ' What seems 'to have come over G. H. S.'s sub debs? Every once in a while we meet with one who's favorite pastime is gazinglongingly at Ru. Valentino. Minnie too seems to have succumbed to hiswiles. Best wishes old dear-hope your ambition is realized, Il0l'Sl4lR, BER-NIUE. School-10. Bernice, me thinks, likes school very much. She always seems to be hurrying in that direction. Her hobbies are eating candy, movies and teasing. You may like to tease, Bernice, but does he like to be teased? '

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL PROBERT, ELEANOR. Societies-Steno Club, J. M. O. H. L. Schools-24, 13, Eleanor is another one of our quiet girls, but-wwait. Eleanor will surprise us some day. Her hobbies are movies and hiking. Her ambition, to become a private secretary, is a worthy one, Here's hoping, Eleanor, that you End some nice congenial chap to be secre- tary to. 4 , ' R lrllilil, YVANDA B. Societies-Dramatic, Steno, J. M. O. LQ H. School-15. . Wanda is one of our neatest girls. It's no use to say that one of these days we'1l be losing another one of our private secretaries and Von certainly has all the requirements of a prima donna. Go to it Von your men will follow and so will We. ' IKIZZO, CLARA. SocietiesvT. A. F. O. Schools-Nos. 8 and 3. Clara is good, quiet, and clever. She isa model of propriety. She also is a member of a certain mysterious club. Clara is going to be a school marm. Outside of that she will spend most of her time in the movies. Now, Clara, is that nice? ROEMEII, LILYAN. Societies-Steno Club, Student Council. School-3. Lillums' hobbies are dancing, tennis and ice-skating at night. We wonder who the attraction can be? Judging from her favorite pastime it must be Valentino. Do his wicked glances fascinate you too?

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL SANDERS, ANNA. Schools-17, 12, Walsh, Waterbury, Conn. Hiking is a pleasant pastime Anna, but it would be better suited for one who needed less avoirdupois. Where do you wish to travel little maid, to the Romantic South Sea Isles? Or do you prefer Sunny California? SHAUGER, MERLE. Schools-9, 13. Societies-Swastica, Chairman of Class Book Committee. Merle is the class mystery, we wonder why. As for her ambi- tion, we are surprised to hear her say she'd never tell. Why' Merle, is it as bad as all that? She enjoys an auto ride, or rather a Flivver ride with a certain young person very much, we are told. SILVER, ETI-IEL. Societies-Steno Club. Schools--4, 6. We heartily approve Ethel's ambition. Eats and the movies make a good combination. Here's hoping your ambition is realized. A little red Stutz is not half bad. SILBERMAN, RON A. Societies-Steno and Student Council. Schools-Nos. 1, 23 and 13. ' Here we have another advocate of dancing and auto riding. Wherein lies the attraction for the latter? ' Here's hoping you suc- ceed as a secretary. Would you like your employer to be very old- and very rich?