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

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BURKE, EDITH 'AI-low exquisitely minute A miracle of design. E5- 35 ' f CHEPOW, EVA I5 ' wit, humxor and a cheerful . ' dis' on constitute a good QA companion, Eva n ed not ' ' I 9' bd. worry. P . 'N 3 CHIESA, ANITA Anita is fair with golden hair. And quiet doth appear. But I protest, and not ir fear. That looks deceive, my dear. J f - ' 9+ J CHRISTENSEN, , 1 GEORGIANA v 'iHer smiles that win, her W M ' tints that glow , K ' I Tell of days in goodness fp Q spent. 5' CY l COHEN, HAZEL Ep! A daughter fair, Y F 7s -slender, blith , and 5 de ' . g X X M 'W P . sixty-two f l . Justus .,,,,,.w,uf Co EN, MOLLIE i A charming girl whose active mind For one much older was designed. COLLINS, GRACE There is likewise a reward for faithful silence. 1 J 1 DAVIDSOHN, THERESA Bravery never goes out of fashiorrfy' HV' I X f 0 Ri Nr 5-, , . r . Q u,, ? d e My if ,f ANJ' V'-r fl., l nv +,s'i .s f DAVIS, EDITH ' She has kindness - which conquers surer than demand. DUBINSKY, CECILE She is indeed a Senior rare For she still has that Freshie air.

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X -25 f n U ,P . M X ' 0 M BERGE, ALICE 'Tho' silent. unassuming, and retiring. We know her to he ever aspiring Towards the cherished goal of literary success. BERLINER, MILDRED Her hearty laughter fills the room And hastily dispatches all the gloom. BERNSTEIN, SOPHIE f'VVith thee conversing I for- get all time. mf ,mx 05,4 WLIAC' guru' F' BICK, BERTHA If void she seem of joy Disdain cloth make her Cov. L--My Bent- A BLOCK. SELMA To me more dear, congenial to my heart One native charm, than all the gloss of art. .tiki 5 1 X I BORNSTEIN, ANNA The poet's scrolls will out- live the monuments of stone. BRENNHAAR, ANNA MThe victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of work. BRETT, RENA A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eye - Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky! She attempts the end and never stands to doubt: 4 3 Nothing so hard but her search will find it out, BROVVN, FRANCES Sweet maiden with glowing eye It glads me when thy face I spy. . Q ! A 4

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EISENBERG, ILILIET Like Tennyson's brook, she runs on forever. X ELSON, LILLIAN ' passes: art alone u endures. ul ENNIS, RUTH 'ASO on the end of her sub- duing tongue All kinds of arguments and questions deep All replication prompt and reason strong, For her advantage did wake and sleep. FAEGRE, DOROTHY Soft voice and smiling face With a gentle lady's grace. FELDMAN, MLIRIEL You have a nimble wit: I think it was made of Atlanta's heels. sixty-three FIALKOFF, LILLIE Hers is the desirable combina- tion of ability and good humor. FLACKS, LILLIAN So be I written in the Book of Love I do not care about that book aboverl' ' FRASER, CHARLOTTE As fair and welcome as May! FROMM, NORMA Like a swift river through a silent plain. FROST, DOROTHY Seasoned kindly H Behold the child by Nature Il Penseroso, Don Quixote and Beelzebub spriskled finely. K