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

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ANNA TSAKONIOTOU 976 Gales Ave.. Bronx A ready smile spells Ihe way To a hearly success. , 1, L . 1 . ' . L 'f ffl, ' L f',f'2Af.,:41,a ' ffl, ' foau, GRACE VIRGINIA UHTHQFF 429 Easl 64 S+. A skillfully Ioewilchinq Grace fa ,. MARY VIDOVILCI-I je 24-30 24 SI., Asforia The smallesf acls qive Ihe qrealosl pleasure. MX! .iwsffwzf R UTI-I VOGELE I 596 Second Ave. A cloak of relicence cannol conceal a Pleasinq PersonaIi WA IAMM 'Q'WVIR'H.,,o,.' s kwkl ,CAV . rf f' OSEPI-IINE WACI-ITEI. IO7I Faile SI. Her screnily ol lace belies her nimble- ncss ol fool. RUTH WALCOIT I6 Easf II6 SI. In school, shes quiel and demure, Bul oulside. . . . we're nol so sure LAURA LILY WALSI-I 57 Wesl 93 S+. The Iraqile beauly of The lily. 1 ROSALIND WEINBERGER 854 In+ervaIe Ave. Her Icnowledqe of arf is no Sma+rerinq of Ignorancef' DOROTHY WEINSTOCK 883 Jennings Sr. A Iillle miss who needs no boosl- she's Iopsl SHIRLEY WEISS 2320 Bronx Park Easl She seeks fhe wisdom of all ages To solve Ihe problems of Ioday. SHIRLEY WEISSBLUM 2300 Bronx Parl: Easl, Bronx Sl'ie'lI do The rnosl wilh Ihe Ieasf ado. SELMA WHITMAN 3I82 Rochan-:beau Ave. Hui Io see her is Io love her, Love buf her and love forever. ,Q ,mx M., ,f M 1 K ryaluf ,WMI JANE VIRGINIA wmmms 98I Union Ave. A iazz noclurne fills her cup: And if runnelh over. LILLIAN YANEZ 526 Wesf I58 Sf. A Ireasure of a Ireasurer- Calm, cool, and colleclinq. flawed! 50-me I wdulhdwg a,.f1fZ 1144

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f- A.!1 - A v' AUDREY SOMMERS 200 Wesl 90 Sl. A pleasing manner, a winning srnile, A will lo do, eyes lhal beguile. RUTH WINIFRED STAHL lllfg Prospecl Pl. You have no liaulls, Or l no iaulls can spy: You are all virlue, Or all blindness l. I V , fu ' 111' ' wfr, fj 1 5.7 f 1 ,' f I 4 .1 f6111TH ' f,jf 'l I Louisr srAi2AcE ,,--f-A ,f 'L 315 EsS+27 si. fm' - Suflicienl golden silence lo be Twice a millionaire. EDITH STARR 380 Easi l7l S+., Bronx Hilch your wagon lo a slar. ROSLYN STEINBERG l53O Sheridan Ave., Bronx And lew lhere are lhal hil The happy poinl where lcindness ioins wilh wil. KATHERINE LOUISE STERN IIS Edsl 86 Sl. A happy face will face a happy life. ROSLYN LEONORE STERNBER6 537 Tinlon Ave. With coquellish grace and luring air, This girl is more lhan passing lair. CAROLYN STRAUSS 32l Wes? 24 Sl. Her hearl is a Treasury of sincerily, loyally, and lolerance. 1 3 K Ly WX I is EVELYN SWEISKY l49l Vyse Ave. Devil'n' Evelyn rhymes we lcnow, Bui a rhyme can'l lie . . . nor even lor show. JUANITA FRANCESS SYDNEY l324 Prospecl' Avf.',J The lwinlrbilygjlglinf fu-fdnnabjauqs .' rnerr' .' I J r .1 - ' U! ,JJ . . l lf' 4' i I Ulf. ANNA TACKTILL 2526 Bronx Parlc Easl Music in her hearl and a smile upon her lips Laughler in her eyes and a winning way aboul her. ,ij , A yiixuffb J: P 'Z -f,-Q, Q ' J A pai RUTH TEITELBAUM Y, 23 Easl IO9 si. s 'iff'-J ln The gualilies lhal' rnaller, Sincerily, perseverance, and deferrni- naiion. Ruih is a hundred percenler. CATHERINE THOMAS l4I Wesl 98 S+. Such charming surprise Expressed in her eyes. idf,c4.41-3-LL AJ... LEONA THOMAS 58 Easl II8 S+. -Loalh lo adrnil defeat GERALDINE CONSUELO THOMPSON 82l Easl I66 Sl. fl ip Her rich dancing laughler JE T .. Expresses lhe fullness of her hearl. MARILYN TICK l245 Grandview Place Her beauly is more Than slcin deep.

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Cyfafsa fkdfory FIRST TERM The Class oT June I94O lhereaTTer known as we l came in wiTh RoosevelT in '36, bu+ Then, we were pracTically guaranTeed eighT Terms! Remember Sepfember '36? ThaT was The Time we ThoughT one should only descend The down sTaircaseg and we Tound rooms by number noT by insTincT. We even walked in sinnel Toil. Mrs. WesT ran The lunch counTer Then, so Mrs. Swan was s+iIl . Annie. The council room was as sacred as if iT had been Tenced OTT. The demeriTs oT denTalizaTion were dramaTically demonsTraTed, and we were TaughT To Touch The Tip oT The Tongue To The Top oT The gum-ridge. We had oTTicial period beTore lunch: ThereTore we musT have been idealisTs, Tor we conducTed all our poliTical business on empTy sTomachs! Our big sisTers were selling some TickeTs Tor a play called Alice-SiT by-The-Fire. Those days, They were Talking abouT a new besf-seller called Gone wi+h The Wind and The New Building we were soon To occupy. SECOND TERM ln February we wenT down To The annex. WalTer ruled The elevaTor, and you had To say Nine, please. Those were The days oT The courTesy campaign. BuT courTesy dioln'T peneTraTe To Slum Row lsee Fig. Zl. You ordered milk Through a represenTaTive, and Two scienTiTic second-Termers deTiniTely proved ThaT you could read a book Through The bologna which was buried beTween The bread. This year was our TirsT aTTempT aT Sing. We sang oT Silly Symphonies and Sarah Maria's Day in School, and made a big hif wiTh The more blase upper-classmen. Subway iams and Town- send l-larrisiTes were The biTTer we had To Take along wiTh The sweeT. SkirTs were long and so were The candy-counTer lines. There was a rumor ThaT some movie company had boughT The righTs To Gone wiTh The Wind and ThaT we were soon To geT a New Building. Jlrzjr f T N new ' f g gf, X 6 l i x ' 1 A 1 if ii If , ,T T T T Q 1 A T , 2 6 T L7 ' iii E ll R y