Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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fswvmwfr 'f ti' 1 1 4' I dw! 4-il T L- ' One day it so happened Granny Morrison we had spied With memories en masse--with memories en masse- On january fifteenth it happened we will confide And from mind it will not pass from mind it will not pass. There was the proud pent--up princess with her laughter so gay' Mrs. Perlman s historians wed let have their say' The dancers did their tapping on a light fantastic toe And the commencement exercises much humor had to show' The program was enjoyable the players were not crass' So from mind it will not pass-from mind it will not pass. Then there was the wedding with the bride.-all dressed in aces. After this we saw them pass all this we hold en masse And at the garden party we saw many charming faces. Q From mind they will not pass--from mind' they will not pass. When Granny took a trip to Mars much laughter had been heard Yet when she joined the League it was not thought absurd 'And the memories withdrawn by the children were replaced' Then the curtain was let down and the bright scene was erased. The memories and Granny that bright and spirited lass- From mind they will not pass-l m sure that they not pass They wanted a dance at a school Where parties are not quite the rule Till along came the depression Which started a digression. Now the female is more like a mule. Now those of the millionaire class Coaxed for the prom vote to pass' But a girl in her teens . Finds it hard to have means And they lacked the right number alas! It was on a Friday night And our hearts were gay and brightg We were all bedecked in red And to the auditorium fled To the scene of our long-awaited dreams . 5 1 3' Z? , . at J? . .Hb Ts? ' 3 a 'gill 'Jn . .'+'-1 vilffi.. ,555 v 1.116 f f m 'QR 'AN-' N Ft' 'J' 'Q' , ., . V i 413, A- J, ,.r -.- :A H -4 Q , 4 NA, i. ug - '.- . T -4 . . '. Q, ,,.h -3 0 , Qt' 1. . Q.. yy w . ' , fa ' . d ig ' 1 if .'4qg'.,'i- rf.-Q '- .f M3-jfo, - -1 I .J 4. x c A , -., g , , . f Q -. n f .- 9 3-Abc. A 1, 1, 1 P 1.9 . .N J.. H '. .rap-,,:aj,A. .t.' , ,sa 1 .1 -,saga -- - '-In ri i1'.'fiv ' 53515 , .4L ' A A-.-it J-P1-L . V ,.-If k-1 .1.5- . -' 'L' If 'L ' R-lin -. TLT . z ' f - - .'-' 'ax Q.-. ' 3 .ff 'L-iafsfi .f.'-.4 .9-'A was 3... 4 :Z-'at - ff '-V , .L H 4,, , .-,V-,-i. . 1 ,Q ,4 Y sr -i A-.-. .-.v.-. ng .l.'. 64 -, foie: ,wg -'av wx: 'f .-..-.fu . .lpzeigf C. i - 11,3 fog-of 'fag' a- Q ivan-F , ' 5, f' gulf. 'dvi ., Tnzofn bla: 5435 'sg' 9 . -34. V ' f s , - 1, - M. - ',v,- agar , 1 1 , - -of r- s .- -3. 'f .- :sri . 5 ' i -, ' .1 .s. V 1, :. f , 'iwfl -It :-15. ,d 3 3 fr I -J' Lx' 'situ'-vi'o'f' . 3' ' 1 F ' 'T ' .1442 .0 914 ' ' r , 6 N '4 A 'slr o' K ' 4 Q . ' , c Q rf S T' I , 0. - , fy 4 eo, ,QA .am .vas 4 ae, ' 4, , as f. va, asv, na 4 Q 'a .' '. r.. , H ' ' ,,ff . ,A .4 ,'.-.. .-.. - .. -.- ,-.'. I A-at I 3: -61 QQ--. if uf 5.55 ' .'.'- ' 1 . wwf LJ. . , . 'ff 1 i 11,53 . 4 I -.- ff? JL. v ' 9 ' I Y i , 1 I ., i r Q, E , , fi. ? rr .' , I 1 fn .j.,AL, F it A- ' 95436. . ng .- . JQLE f' 1 .-,alms -gh-f , :gn- 5155 j.V,f,,,: . .J L- . i 'II ff . rag ffv. 1 J 5 . ,-lfif' sf' ' ' ng'-.-. .:4f g - .iii-, 5, .-L. . , ti . ,Vg 142 ' .Qi 1 5-534. . A . v i., , wt, ,

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