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

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I- i I-IOETER, DORIS Wealth has she galore, VVith grace, kindness, and love in store. HOFFIVIANN, NIVES Stern daughter of the Voice of God! O Duty! If that name thou love Who art a light to guide, a rod To check the erring, and reprovef' HOROWITZ, LEAH Was this the place to launch a thousand giggles? Oh. Leah! 'fy X jp I-IORWITZ, SHIRLEY Shirley doesn't believe in sadness 9 Her policy is perpetual gladnessf' I-IUNI 'ER, MARGUERITE HShe is monarch of all she surveys, .G U 5 sixty-six ISAACS, MARY IOY 'AAII below is strength, and all above is grace. JACOBS, MILDRED A'The brave Go out unbidden Unto the forefront Of all struggles. IACOBY, KATI-IRYN There is a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. IAEGER, ETHEL A'Swifter than arrow from the Tartans bow. KAAS, EMILY A cheery laugh, a happy smile, a delightful giggle that does your heart good to hear her. 0

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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.

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KATZ, HILDA One of the literate she A poet laureate, she'll be. KESTENBAUM, ANNETTE No words sufhce the secret soul to show, For truth denies all eloquence E44-1711. Ad- - to woe. 5' ,.l KLEIN, IEANNETTE A sweet litt girl with swe l' Her merrimen .inger the A I ngest while yrfkllvllf . C l ti' iii' I-'yu 'OLKER? Build little webs as spiders do. With their story, try, try again, Accomplishment will come to you. KOZINN, GLADYS My shortest answer is action. ,gf nil 2 we ' tae KRAMER, ADELAIDE A well-disposed nature Ioined with a pleasant feature. KRLIMM, MARGARET UO ye with banners and battle shot, And soldier to shout and praise. I tell you the queenliest victories fought Are fought in the silent ways. KWALWASSER, SARAH Of all the paths lead to a womans love l7ity's the straightestf' LA MA CHE, MARIE Laughter is her prime delight, . Hers is a cheerful nature. LENSH, MILDRED Diligence and patience have rewarded her with a great store of knowledge and a brilliant mind. , JN , Y- sixty-seven M