Gwynns Falls Junior High School - Gwynnonia Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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14 GWYNNONIA 1111161928 CLASS 91-X3 MARY GLOSS IVIary's name fits her. There's a shine about her eyes and smile that helps many a poor discouraged teacher through a rough day. RENA GOLDBERG Rena is our expert mathematician. I-Ier favorite saying is Explain this question. GUS GOLDSTONE Gus, sometimes miscalled Gussie, is quiet but not dumb, for nobody gets his home work before it is turned in, EDWIN GORDON Ed is the captain of the basketball team. He certainly can hit the basket, although he seldom hits 90 in an average. HERBERT HARRISON Herbie means well, but he talks so much that our loud speaker sounds restful after a day with him. DOROTHY HENNEMAN Dotty is so quiet that we have thought of pre- senting her with a loud speaker when she recites her lessons. PHYLLIS HORSEY When notes are flying around you may be sure Phyllis has been doing her stuff. ROBERT HUCKS The Fox played on 9A3's class indoor team. ELIZABETH KABERNAGEL 9A3 would be at a loss if Liz were not with us to give orders and advice. MILDRED KEMP Our honorable vice-president hopes to be a teach- er some day. She will have plenty of opportunity to use her favorite, Good gracious. EVELYN KUESTER When Eve is asked to lend her home work, she gives an icy stare and passes on. JACK MARGOLIS Jack is the champion typist. Ask him to show you the medal he won. His fingers fairly dance on the keys. EDWIN MCELVEY A red-headed baseball player always brings good luck. Ed has played for two years on the Gwynns Falls team.

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june 1928 GWYN NONIA. 13 - T ' 1 GRACE MOOREHEAD Grace is the tallest girl in our class. American beauties grown on long stems, and Gracie can blush like a rose. MIRIAM NADISCH Miriam is a type of Jewish beauty, coal-black hair, rosy cheeks. and red lips. CWe suspect the last to be lip-stick.D MARTHA NUSBAUM Poke is like the cow's tail. She usually gets into the class room after everybody is seated. SYLVAN PAYMER Good-looking! That's Sylvan. His father thinks his son is a bright one. EDITH PINDELL Edie was a wild cat when she started but is a tame lion now. Edie has brains when she wants to use them. HERBERT ROSENBAUM Dimples. we call him. Just one look at him. and you're in love. ' SADYE ROSENBERG Poor Chewing-gum Liz, I suppose she is tired of hearing, Sadie, dispose of your gum, but it's her own fault. DORIS ROTHAUGE Dot is a good kid, but we'd rather she would save her singing attempts for cheer leading. ROBERT SHAULL Percy is our walking dictionary. His favorite expression is, Miss, I know it. MILDRED SCHREIBER Millie objects to painting her face. She is thinking of putting a new cosmetic on the market. It is guaranteed to produce a permanent blush. GAIL SHANK Gailie is just like any other draft, always blowing in at the wrong time. FRANCES SIGLER Cutie is the picture of those kewpies on Hend- ler's ice cream trucks. LILIAN SNYDER Lilian is a good sport in athletics, but rather shy on gym. It's too much like work. GERTRUDE SPECTOR 4 We havenft found out anything that Gertrude can't do, if she tries hard enough. DOROTHEA STEVENS Thea is a regular flapper. H.er constant in- quiry is, Have you seen Wright Calder? MARY SUSKIN Is she a book-worm? If you say so. She is sure easy to please in the book line. LOUISE TICKNOR Louise always manages to get good marks. although she has so little to say. EMMA VARINA She's a live wire. She's so fond of English that it is impossible for her to keep out of the lesson at any time. GORDON WRIGHT Gordon is a born tease. He tries it out on the girls, but doesn't like it much when they pay him back. CLASS 9A3 HAROLD AARON Harold is the best little borrower we know, when it comes to home-work. EVELYN BOGAN Evie's our class champion questioner. She'll soon know everything the teachers know. MARGARET CLAGETT Margaret doesn't talk much. but she thinks a heap. Her quiet smile means she's thinking about you. DOROTHY CROWTHER Although Dots is by no means a dot, she can rival the thin flappers in turning on the mat. HELEN EMORY Billy would be terribly unhappy if all the mirrors in the world suddenly disappeared. JEROME FLINKMAN Jerry is now pitcher of the school indoor team. He doesn't have much pitch left for home work. VIRGINIA FREANER Jimmy is one of our ardent dramatic stars. She carries her make-up with her, in order to keep her nose properly powdered. '

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fzinezgzil V OWYNNONIA 1? ELMER MEYERS Elmer's silence means thinking. Ask him a ques- tion and you'll be sure to get a good answer. MARIE MULLIGAN We'd know Marie better if we had known her longer. As it is, she's rather attractive than other- wise. MABEL MURRELL If Mabel ever got to school on time, it would be because the wind was in her favor. LESTER PISTEL When Shrimp was left in charge of the class, he proved his dislike of girls by taking names. all their EUGENE ROBERTS Mighty Casey swings a mean bat does frighten the opposing pitchers when he comes to the bat. and sure EVELINE ROBINSON Robin is very much like a bird. Her feathers are easily rufiled. MINNIE SCHERR Minnie makes us think of the slogan, Slow but sure. MICHAEL SNESIL Mike's black hair serves as a good place to wipe his inky Hngers after all his strenuous multi- graphing for Live Wire Sparks. , HENRY SPECTOR C1etsie played guard on the lightweight soccer team and, believe me, City College was sorry he was there. KENNETH STEIL Kennie 's power of argument should make him a lawyer. It doesn't go far with the teachers. He can be sweet. BERNARD STINNETT Fatty is sure to succeed as a story-writer. His teachers predict a great future for this ambitious boy, DONALD STRAUSS It has been rumored that Donald is taking les- sons in nose-powdering from Jane. At least, he's always watching her. JOSEPH SUMERS Jackie always has an excuse ready for the teacher as soon as she begins to scold. He looks hurt when she will not accept it. l ,L 'I ' HELEN WALDMAN If Helen climbs the ladder of success as well as she climbs the ropes in gym, she will leave us all at the bottom. HENRY WINDESHEIM Lindy is our expert bookkeeper. Still he does have some time for the girls. CLASS 9A4 LOUIS BALL Louie, Odysseus the second, has blisters on his feet from walking around the world in search of his Penelope. SAMUEL BLAKE 'iSam is an all around good fellow. He is noted for his excuses and arguments, which will make him a diplomat of the future. A ELEANOR BORN Kitty always thinks she is right. but she's sometimes alone in that opinion. MARY BRUNDIGE Mary is terribly happy when she is banging on a typewriter. She does it well, too. ESOME BURTON Lazy Esome, the aviation expert of the class, expects to cross the Pacific in the late summer. Heaven help his fellow-flyers, , we say. REGINALD CATHERMAN Tubby is training for a job with a vaudeville company. He intends to lecture on Food and Their Values, HELEN CLAS A Helen's ligure is thin, but who likes a fat girl, anyhow? HARRY COHEN Reds can carry on an argument with anbody, but he doesn't always come out winner. CHARLES DALINSKY Charles is so fond of the girls that he says he in- tends to become the director of a chorus. ELLSWORTH DERRENBERGER Buddy is good on the lield and in the gym, but he is usually inquiring, Gottcha homework? GLADYS FAGER Skets is the thriftiest one in our class. She has become an expert banker.