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

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SENIOR YEAR BOOK 25 XVRIGHT, LOUISE. Societies-hSteno Club. Schools-19, 25. Lou commutes all the way from the wiles of Totowa. Your ambition may be a secret, but it will also be a surprise. Whynot spring it before you leave us? We're prepared for the Worst, please don't be so selfish, you've kept it from us long enough. ZA RIROVV, SARAH. SchoolsSNos. 8, 3. , Well, Sarah, 351 won't forget you with your lively history dis- cussions. So your ambition is to become the first woman President of the United States: well keep up your work and you're likely to succeed. Lots of luck to you. 'I , . ,, ll 1 'l'H ONIPSON, MARGAIRET. Schoolel-Iawthorne. n Societies-Chairman Pin and Ring Colmmittee, ' Margaret has had some fine experience in picking outfrihgs for other people this time-and-experience is the best teachdrj so we'l1 not be surprised to see a unique one on a certain finger of -ller's some day. 1' GA DDES, CELIA. Celia is one of our quiet girls-she never is found making any noise whatever. We know for a. fact that she will be a success with such a reputation. Well, Celia, her-e's wishing you luck.

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GIRLS' HIGH' SCHOOL XVALDMAN, JUNE. Societies-Dramatic, Steno and Bronz P. Schools-Nos. 11 and 121 of New York City, No. 4 of Paterson. June is one of our bright ones. She wishes to be a secretary to a handsome young man . Quite extraordinary. Most secre- taries prefer old employers. What can the reason be? As your hobby indicates, you enjoy the gentle art of eating, Well, you know the old saying, Eat, drink, and be merry. XYAND, MARGARET. Societies-J. M. O. L. H. I School-21. Peg's pastime is going to the movies. You had better see less of Wallie Reid if you wish to realize your ambition, that is to grad- uate. Here's hoping you the best of luck, Peg. XYARDLE, EDNA. Societies-Choir, Steno Club. School-21. Your list of hobbies are enormous. When do you tind time for them Well when you can write Shorthandas fast as John Baron or who ever it is Mr. Coyne talks about, then try your luck as .1 private secretary. Wl+llSSil'l11li. ANNA MAY. Toes seems to have an awful craze for cutting, movies, and tlappers. Sheis stepping out quite speedily lately-well stick around a hit Toes , we're going to open a can of glue.

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GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL XVALDMAN, J EAN. School-No. 12. Jean is one of our bright commercial students. We wonder if she will be long in business. Somehow it d1oesn't look that way, when she has a constant attendant to look after her wishes. She'll make a fine housekeeper, we hear. Well, Jeanie, good luck. HORN STEIN , ROSE. School-No. 15. Rosie is fond of camping in along side of some nice lake when she can laugh at the sun, while in the cool waters. While away from camp she is content to pass most of her time dancing and pre- paring to be a school-marm. NOCHIMSON, GE RTRUDE. Gert has certainly worked hard to make up for lost time caused by illness. We know that she will surely make a success as some- one's assistant and no one can but wish her luck. lf' IG I ,I DMA N, Ml,llDR'ED. School No. 23. Societies-Dramatic Society. Mildred intends to compete with Galli Curci with her wondr-ous soprano voice. Her pet song seems to be, Tying apples on a Lilac Tree . Of course, we understand that some day some nice young man will catch her tying apples on a tree for him. Eh, Mil???