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

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WEISNER, SHIRLEY The fates do augur well for her who is Light of mood and nimble of mind. WOLMAN, BERNICE She's ever willful, never wild, WREN, ALICE Self-reverence, self-knowl- edge, self-control'- These three alone lead to sovereign power. U 79 ' YEARWOOD, LEoL1N ,ohm H a Some day while gazi-ng 'at L the clouds shell trip over A very quiet bashful child. ebblev .M fig. flu! Y .630 M7 loull-f-f',sl.2f, Q y, , ' Q SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Always in Dutch ......,...L...,uu..........,i,...................,......,. Edith Baileson Best all around ......., ......e.. N orma Fromm Best dressed ...... .,.Frances Vollrner Brightest.. ..... ........ I une Sherman' Class baby ...... .. ..,.,..... ...Ada Behm Cutest .................,...,................ ...... C aroline Allata Did the most for the school ...,, ............. A lice Wren Most athletic ...............,. .....a . .Sara Kwalwasser Most'attractive .....i .. Dorothy Markell Most dignified .............. . Marguerite Hunter Most likely to succeed ...,e. ,....c....... R ita O'Neill Most popular ............... ..,.,.. S elma Block Peppiest .........., .......,., D ora Frost Wittiest ........ ..i... G race Nliller seventy-three I -.A

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TAMAN, NORMA She most lives Who thinks the most, feels the noblest, acts the best. n Jlnufdlf-if 46141 , walk. URIEFF, FANNIE Others suffer in silence: She suffers when silent, 1-...-1 D VAN ETTEN, ETHEL MAE Icy rules the day. sz mid' fb x.8KANI!!vl-mls Charms strike sight, bu merit wx VATTELLE, DORIS It is good To lengthen to the last a sunny mood. VEDOVI, IOSEPHINE Kind her manner, bright her eye, With smiles her mouth is wreathed. VILLA OSA, AN Neither careless in deed, nor confused in words, nor rambling in houghts. f-'Z VIXMAN, BAYLA She will find the sails of her soul set for one of those high voyages of the spirit which give to life its most exalted meaning. VOLLMER, FRANCES Madam, alas! Your glass doth lie, And you are much deceivedg for I A beauty know of richer grace. QSweet, be not angryl, 'tis your face. WASSMAN, JEAN Action and pleasure make the hours seem short.

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L Last Will and Testament S A 7 E, the exciting seniors, bereft of our senses fa la Aeneidl 7 in an endeavor to mete out punishment and reward do hereby bequeath what we haven't. To To To To To To To To To To To Nliss Bruyere: A little phonograph that will automatically say, mon enfantn in answer to a stupid question. Miss Ward: Insurance for all her pictures against Hre, water, and students' hands. Miss Beach: Students who use the art classes for art only. Miss Gallert: An edition of the Aeneid with notes by Messieurs Knapp and Fairclough. Maybe they'll all agree. Miss Koehnke: A fine silver string stretched from the ceiling to the head of every pupil. Oh dear Miss Koehnke, we hope that this will make them sit up straight and tall. Miss Kelly: An automatic machine to make and correct her daily tests. Miss Ver Planck: A class that' knows enough to sit down before the bell rings, when to go to the margin, when to open the windows, when to close the door, and how to take a zero with a smile. Miss Ver Planck: A set of topics that are neither too narrow UD or too broad for senior speeches. Miss Cloyd: A bust of Cicero that will inspire the coming generations of Hunterites. Miss Snyder: A surplus in the treasury. Miss Vincent: A vote of thanks for having shoved us through the two year regents with flying colors. seventy-four