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

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Page Sixty-six SHULAKOFF, OLGA She Always Knows the Answer, But is Afraid to Commit Herself. SIEGEL, DOROTHY ulngenio stat sine morte decusf, SILVERMAN, JANET Nothing in Excessf, SIMONSON, ELOISE Ever sweet and Neat and Trim, Always Full of Fun anal Vim. SMYTHE, EVELYN Capricious, Sincere, Cay and a Coorl Fellow Wizhal SPERO, JOSEPHINE Si petite, mais comme vous parlez.

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SANZON E, LAURETTA Silence Has Many A dvantages. SCHER, RUTH Zealous and Modest. SCHROEDER, HELEN The Habit of Making Knowledge Power i SCHWARTZ, FRANCES A Peaceful Man is Blessed. SHERMAN, BERTHA Nature Has Given Us Two Ears, Two s E jiciencyf' Eyes, and But One Tongue, That W e Should Hear and See More That W e Speak. SHMULEWITZ, HELEN Sweet Mercy is Nobility's True Indication-', Information Bureau, She is, too, at th e Inclination. 1 r Page Sixty-five

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SPIEGEL, GRACE A Good Head and Industrious Hand Are Worth Gold in Any Land. STAMILMAN, BERNICE How Poor, How Rich, How Abject, How August, How Cornplicate, How Wonderful is Man! STAMLER, LILLIAN Nothing to Blush F or, Nothing to H idef, STEINHARDT, CLARA Great Talent Has Always a Little Madness Mixed Up With Itf, STERN, ANNA 'Music Has Charms Alone for Peaceful Minds. STRAUSS, SOPHIE Knowledge This Man Prizes Bestf, Page Sixty-seven