South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Helen Gondek You create the wonderful way. And make the hours a perfect day. Donald Fromwiijjbr Where more is meant than meets the ear Thus, in store, Don has a career. Carol Gross You will guard the golden gate. For you art the master of our fate. Henry Zuciiowski You’re going to grow clever and tall And you will he the beau at the ball. A X N A G HJSY M Rows K1 You have a very bright star. That tvUl lead you to heaven far. •Joseph Grucza She loves the man who bravely does his part. And risks a conflict with heroic heart. Elizabeth Greenwood Elizabeth flows as the stream, Like an old tune through a dream. Anna Grigalczik You love school in a seemly way, For all your work you receive an A. Peter Fricky .1 chauffeur—that’s the thing for you But be a cureful driver, do I Hembce Grcchacz Helene will have many things, And will meet people and many kings. Florian Goluhski .1 man of business you will be You’ll make a fortune easily Jean Gr .ywixskj Jean is like a rose in bloom, She shatters emptiness and gloom. 28 ]

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Elizabeth Fiala She is a dream of life and beauty, But Elsie always does her duty. Mildred Foth Look in the mirror, lady fair, A sailor lad is surely there. Peter Dubaniewicz Right agai7ist the eastern gate Where Peter begins his state Mary Fronckowiak You have a sympathetic soul, all other traits above, Remember, though, that pity kind is oft akin to love. Anthony Faldowski You’ll be an aviator bold— Your stunts will make one’s blood run cold Alice Gasset Alice is a maker of wonderful dreams, She makes springtime and golden streams. Dorothy Fields Dorothy has many crucial things to decide, Truth or falsehood for the good or evil side. Charles Drinkworth Some Gentlemen” prefer a blond Of them you, too, are very fond Lillian Frrdejucy Sow' Lillian is a lifelong friend And will still be to the journey’s end. Walter Dziedzina In the army, in the morn, Walter will sound taps with a horn. Jeannette Gajda Jeannette speaks in perfect rhyme, She’ll float above the wrecks of time. Virginia Golembiewski Virginia is a dream of pleasure. And to us is our dearest to treasure. [27

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Jane Gwozdzinski Through many roads has Jane flown, And in knowledge and culture grown. Evelyn Henkel You are a strange, sun t, lonely delight, All burst into joy upon your sight. Raymond Harwood You will have a great many shops, And the people will think you’re tops. Irene Horvath A nother Florence Sigli t ingale you will be; A nurse in white is your dream. Edmi nd IIudz Ere many a year Edmund Jludz will be A solemn Doctor of Philosophy. Florence Ilosvay Your name should have been Joy, simple joy, Because your gladness never does annoy. Ji nk Hecker You arc a maiden fair, With sunny floating hair. Norman Guth You’ll dig a garden with your spade. And then stop to rest in the shade. Mary IIrich You are wise when you say, I’ll try to brighten your day. Ben Hocevar Be thankful that you know your stuff, And. never let them get too rough. Ienevieve Hubkny You will keep a shop of lovely hats, All trimmed inth turnips and tails of cats. Leonard Jagielski The girl you’re after will say yes So you’re lucky—Well, I guess. [29