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

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yi LEVIN, MILDRED Deep violets, as you liken to the kindest eyes that look on you, Withotit a thought disloyalf' LEVINE, PEARL Be glad of life for it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up to the stars. N 4 LI ' AN, ALICE ' fxce W' gladness over- spread f iles by human kind- ness bred. LOTTERMAN, ELEANOR MA poet loving all the ways of words MARKELL, DOROTHY A daughter of the gods, Sweet and most divinely fair. L sixty-eight 'GMU D .YM ,if , I . .Y . .ff U MILLER, CONSTANCE Never boisterous, never gay. But you can never judge them When they come that way. MILLER, GRACE L A'From the Crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. MUCKA, MARY Kind tongue that never wounded Sweet mirth that knows no scar. MURATI, GRACE Happy am I, from care I'm free! NUSSBAUM, SELMA Oh, why should life all labor be?

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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

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OCONNELL, MARY An ounce of hearty mirth is worth indeed. a pound of sorrow ODONNELL, GERTRLIDE They can best relish life who have quick wit and gay humor O'NEILL, RITA Beauty is truth, truth beauty -that is all You know on earth, and all you need to know. OUGHELTREE, BEATRICE She is fully aware That to care is to open the portals to sorrow. PEARSON, MARGARET Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. sixty-nine PELLEGRINI, IOSEPHINE A'On bokes for to rede, I me delytef' PLITNICK, RENEE Simplicity in all things is the hardest to be copied. tin POLK, ELENA 'Still let me sleep, embracing clouds in vain. And never wake to feel the day's disdain. POLONYI, LOUISE Let me dream as of old And be loved for the dream always For a dreamer lives forever And a toiler dies in a day. POLSTER, DORIS I sing of sincerity, strength, and simplicity. K 0 .L