Hunter College High School - Argus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THE ARGUS ELSIE EINHORN Love and Latin-for these, I live! CHRISTINE ELSNER Laugh and the well you all know the rest Tiny certainly has bravely stood the test. ENA EMSLIE Louder please! Patrick Henry never spoke like that. GLADYS FRANKEL May Gladys as a journalist Of ever-rising fame Not have a bunch of knocks to write To tarnish her good name. HELEN FRIEBOLIN .. Helen can be sociable, But, brrr ..... she can be cold- It was a poor rejected youfth Who us this story told. 75 '

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THE ARGUS HELEN DAUENHAUR Is this the face that launched a thousand ships? Oh fair Helen! ALMA DENENHOLZ K A sense of humor and real, pep Have won for her a lasting rep. Always pleasant as she can be- She'1l linger in our memory. MARGARET DOYLE Tiny, short in stature Ringlets in her hair Skirts that sweep the sidewalk- The kind that infants wear, MARGUERITE EDLICH We could knock her on her vanity About much has oft been said. Buit since shefs such a real good kid- Why-we've boosted her instead! BESSIE EIGEN This girlie won't believe in love: There's no such thing--says she, Uust wait until the gods above Send down some nice young he '.l ' 74

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T HE ARGUS CONSTANCE FRIESS For beauty I am not a star, There are others more beautiful by far, But my face I don't mind it, 'Cause I live behind ift, It's the people in front that I jar fBy Connie's special requestj SARAH GARBER Little graphs upon the wall Sarah sees-and knows fthem all. Sights the waters rthrough the fog Saves a. little ship-wrecked log. HELEN GINSBURG This fiery headed lass VVith anecdotes And innocent jokes Can brighten any class. MOLLIE GOLDBERG Always attentive In every class Tho' others fail She'll always pass. RITA GOLDSMITH Fair presidenft we bend our knee In ready trust and loyalty A tango queen wetve crowned thee A fit consort for royalty. 76