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

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.. .E I . 32 GWYNNONIA Iune1928 FREDERICK GRABAU- Freddie Freddie has always been a mystery .Like the Sphinir, he seems to be pondering over the eternal question: What's it all about? A PAUL HURDEL- Zeke Little Zekie ' knows his French. He accents his name on the last syllable, just like the real Parisians. h EDWARD KIEFFER-- Ears Perhaps you haven't noticed his dimples. If you do once. you'll never see his ears.- I-' MILTON LASCHER-- Momsie . Momsie yearns to be an athlete, but he can't spare the time away from his books. VINCENT PAPA- Wopf' Vincent simply could not neglect his customers to study lessons. Each has his own shaving mug. P FRANKLIN PETERS Franklin got a lot of ink' on his fingers: but does ink make a printer? LESTER SCHULTHEIS- Les Les is very smart in school And does right fair in gym: He always does his home work, So we copy ours from him. CORSON STILL- Elsie The choice of all the 9A's Is in our 9A4, He strives for better things for us, And still for more and more. DONALD WAGNER- Beans Beans is a good musician, ' ' He can set up quite a din, He plays in Gwynns Falls Orchestra On his ancient violin. MILLARD WILHELM- Kaiser Millard has his thoughtful moments, but they are sometimes far away. A dreamer, is our- Millard. LEONARD ZINSER- Eagle-beak Leonard is a good old sport, In our esteem, ranks high, He is a high-grade athlete, And should star at B. P. I. A - -res I P-7'iqF4'x, , ,iw A' 'f 'I QA. Lekji :A , H 1.5 if e.i?'3 eg .,,A.qd ef ' Q 2 V 5 I 'T 1 fi , . 't' f .Q 1 , J P ,Q 4 W 2 I - p' rl? . ' ng 1 gn: , .. I . fill l .MQ I '- , , , i'- iff, JQR ' it s we .L ' J . -A Tsf SL if 3' , - - ' :Z Q tial- ' '- U -,, ',. I . -. , I ,. , J' - y , A .. , '5 , v i. .1 IQ ff ,J ---au... .X -l.s'.,ie:'iA.- 3 . 4 -x. , sin. L., . ses.-aatig-mira .Sen ':rs:.l.sn1.,fl'

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I1ine192? GWYNNONIA 31 JANET REITER Janet's favorite expression is Uthiga-ma-jig, She would be pretty in any rig. KATHERINE RUCKERT Cathy let her hair grow to be in style. Our efforts to tease her brought naught but a smile. LILIAN SATOFSKY Studious and sweet and bright as well: Dressed as a boy she surely looked swell. LEAH SIMPSON Leah Simpson's very wise. Although she's rather oif on size. EDNA TINLEY Edna, the life and joy of 9A3. Is a little lovefsick, take it from me. ELIZABETH WHITE A little Lizzie, but running all right, Her record in Gwynns Falls has always been white. RUTH WRIGHT Guarding in basketball has been her task, Did she do it Wright? We merely ask. CLASS 9A4 CARLTON AIST- Cat Face Carlton can surely murder a good Cornet, but it took him two years to find out that he couldn't swim in a pool room. So dumb! EDWARD BELLOEF- Kosher His enemies might think he's nuts, but those who know him pronounce him good meat. CARROLL BRADFORD- Bigmouth Carroll always looks rather startled, but wouldn't you he if your hair was so electric that it threat- ened to blow out a fuse? IRVING BUHMAN Irving wants an education in the languages. but French is Greek to him. GEMILL ELLINGSWORTH- Elly Gemill has his ups and down, but there were so many more ups than downs that he went up finally--to Poly. CHARLES GERWIG- Hump Hump is our star athlete. We expect him to carry Gwynns Falls' fame to Poly. FEBRUARY CLASS 9A4

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vi. Iune1928 GWYNNONIA , -' ,' ', - L' T CLASS OFFICERS JUNE CLASS FEBRUARY CLASS President, ETHEL MILLER President, CoRsoN STILL Secreetary MARGUERITE KERNS Secretary, CARROLL BRADFORD Treasurer, WESLEY JONES Treasurer, RUTH LAZON CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES i History SOPHIE SILBERMAN EMMA VARINA , CHARLES STREET ELIZABETH HIPKINS SAMUEL BLAKE Prophecy EDWARD JAYMONT, Chairman CARROLL BRADFORD, Chairman Sports KENNETH SAUNDERS BENJAMIN COHEN LOUIS BERLIN FRIEDA BERMAN MILDRED REINHOLD Acti ui ties LENORE FRANK MAY BURKE HELEN EMORY CHARLES CUFFLEY HERBERT THALER RUTH JOHNSON DOROTHY SCOTT , Jokes ESTHER STEVENS MARGARET NAGEL WRIGHT CALDER I'IORACE LOWMAN WILBERT BRIZENDINE HARRY SHAVITZ LEONARD MOLOFSKY Advertising CLAUDIA DAWES MARGUERITE KERNS JAMES HARRISON FRED WRIGHT DOROTHY JACOBS Personals EDITH PINDELL SAM WEINBLATT ANNA HEIZENBERGER MARY HEILAND GRAYSON CHANDLER GORDON STRASSER Faculty Advisers CAROLINE SAHM LOUISE SMITI-IER IVIIRIAM DEEM ' ELIZA BARTON LILIAN DUVAL ELSIE THOMPSON ELLIS M. FELL A CLASS TOAST TO 91 Tune: Silver Moon Gwynns Falls, our alma mater, to thee we sing: Ever deep in our memory your praise will ring. You have striven to give us ideals true: Though we're leaving, we will always honor you. Allegiance we pledge to the dear red and gray: Boldly waving on high, you have shown the way. You've watched ourendeavor and guided us through, Ever urging us onward to laurels new.