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

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fb 50? NJ , os., .rw R - GADALI, DOROTHY And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. GLASER, SYLVIA A' usic with unsuspectcd x e e e can move, An .l ' c e art. l GLASSBURG, CLAIRE Hers is the understanding to direct and the hand to execute. GOLDBERG, Rl-IODA Her eyes are so bonny blue, Her lips like roses wet with dew. GOLDBERGER, BERNICE Charming little person she, Blithe, gay and ever carefree. sixty-four GOLDMAN, DEBORA 'AOne inch of joy surnioutnts of grief a span, Because to laugh is proper to the man. GOLDMAN, ROSE 'Rosy is the West, Rosy is the South Roses are her cheeks And a rose her mouth. GOLDMAN, RUTH A sense of the beautiful is God's best gift to the human soul. GOLDSTEIN, BEULAH Displaying every promise of future success. GOLDSTEIN, PAULINE Her mouth is a grin with the corners tucked in And her laugh is so breezy bright That it ripples her features and dimples her chin With a billowy look of delight.

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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

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GORDON, MARIORIE A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet. GORDON, PERA Her name, her smile and her cheer save Her for all time from being. inconspicfious. i .A D 1 'fav fin ' iz LL1s mer os n Jver urheth . A a aff r 1' X . x A.: S HAAS, MARIORIE Modesty seldom resides but in a heart that is enriched with maiden virtues. HABER, HANNAH My crown is in my heart, not on my head: Not deck'd with diamonds and Indian stones, Nor to be seen: my crown is called content. sixty-five HAGOPIAN,iIQORENCE Out of the East and out of the West 'no man under- standeth me-Oh, the hap- pier I who confides in none but the wind. HAIR, ALICE Blessed with that charm, That certainty to please. HELD, DOROTHY Write me as one who loves his fellow-men. HENRY, MARION In character, in manners. in style In all things the supreme excellence is simplicity. 6 sf' -- 4' , .rx ' ou., V9 ,ww gala? WMV JG HOBBS, BARBARA Determination is manifested in all her ways. In every gesture, dignity.