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

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16 GWYNNONIA Iune1928 CLASS 91-X4 GOLDIE GOLDSTEIN Every time the bell rings, Goldie thinks it is a signal to move her tongue. HERMAN GRATZ Legs, the class gaint, helps, like Silas, to sup- port the school. He can fiddle, too. Look out, Mr. Kreisler. FLORENCE JACOBS Flossie cannot stand the slightest touch on her hair. If you attempt to smooth it, she says, You get away from here. SAMUEL KOLANDER Sam might work if he got a start, but why waste dynamite? VIOLET MERCHANT Violet is quiet, but that's because she is busy making good marks. Everybody knows she will be promoted. NORVIN MCCORMICK Norvin begins to chirp up at two o'clock, for then the bell will soon ring. BERENICE MCCUEN Berenice has a dual personality. In school she's a mouse. but at 2.30, well-have you ever seen her going up Hilton Street? GLADYS MEARS 'ABobby is very shy. She never rolls a wicked eye and she doesn't talk much. She's afraid of get- ting in Dutch. WALTERS MYERS Walter Myers never works between meals. That's when he gets in his recreation time. CECELIA NEWMAN i'Reds has a wonderful head, outside. We have to open the windows sometimes, when it begins to heat up, SOLOMON OMANSKY Solomon is fond of the fair sex. He is ambitious to be a professional clown. He'd surely be a wow. CHARLES RABEL Chick hops around like a young IOOSEQI. We hear his father started him hopping when Chicky took a bad report home.

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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.

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110101928 GWYN NONIA 17 MILDRED SADOFSKY Millie has the llapper figure. She expects to be Miss Baltimore in 1966. CHARLES SATANOWICH Charles is mighty bright, but he hides his light under a bushel. AMELIA SCHMITT Schmitty is wonderful in gym, but she is not much on making the keys of the typewriter move. CHARLOTTE SCHNEIDER Billy is remarkable for her bookkeeping. She can add as fast as she talks, and that's going some. HARRY SHAVITZ Did you ever hear Shorty sing? Well, you will some day when he grows fat. All great tenors are fat. HELEN SHELTON Jimmy has never been known to lose her temper or even mislay it. How does she manage to keep so sweet? AMELIA ULRICH Amelia is a religious girl. She has a weak spot in her heart for ministers. Listen to her some Monday morning. ' SAMUEL WEINBLATT Sammy is the class champion typist. He will soon rival Mr. Fred Hossilield. He is also the class president. RANDOLPH WRIGHT Randy is a Southerner. He tells you so every time he talks. Also, notice his name. FLORENCE ZAISER Polly is the expert rope climber of the class. She climbs the marks, too. CLASS 9A5 RUTH ALPERT Ruth is always ready with a smile. Her favorite saying is. What's the answer to the next one? FLORENCE BERRYMAN Flossie is the athlete of the class. She hopes to take part in the Olympic games some day. We hope her dreams come true. SOPHIE BICKMAN Bickey can surely dance and bow. Every one who's seen her, thinks she's a wow. EUGENIA COBURN Gene is very fond of sports. By the looks of her reports, we fear she likes nothing else! CLASS 9A5