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

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Mildred A. Busch Assislanl Teacher Margarel M. Scully Acling Head al Annex ART DEPARTMENT Clare L. Enrico Kalherine J. Kelly Mildred S. Tunick BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Mary L. Alkins Agnes W. Benedix Jessie A. Benedix Edilh Grossman Rulh S. Lilienlhal ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mildred Brubaker Dorolhy Bunker Dorolhy L. Bush M. Elizabelh Clark Edna T. Eloulon Mildred Eochl Hazel C. Goodale Leah Jonas Eslher Keagey Iona R. Logie Clara P. Searle Anne L. Slavin Sarah S. Weisberg FRENCH DEPARTMENT Anna Balakian Yvonne Bruyere Rose-Marie Daele Louise Garlali Marlhe M. Smilh Henrielle C. Wagner Margery E. Willenburg Doris J. Zack lil Clflfl f Dr. Jean E. Brown, Principal GERMAN DEPARTMENT Harriel Theurnann Elsa Weill HEALTH EDUCATION Rulh Bausch Marion Rool HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mina Blaunl Mabel E. Edland Mary E. Grillin Margarel A. Koch Helen G. Mallhew Rulh Landesrnan Belly B. Morse Emma Schweppe Ida Simpson Judilh C. VerPlanck Helen Wilmer LATIN DEPARTMENT Marie G. Beirne Lillian Corrigan Thelma B. DeGrall Berlha L. Field Eileen M. Eilzgerald Doris P. Gallerl Elsie Kahan Florence Kirschner Marion M. McCormack Augusla G. Weichbrod MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Linda Allegri Calherine P. Candler Elizabelh M. Cooper Alice P. Cromack Eslelle Kelly Mildred T. Lawlon Anne M. Leadley Marlha S. Lyons Elizabelh D. Munlz E. Elizabelh Shearer Mary S. Willies MUSIC DEPARTMENT Charlolle Hochman Jeanelle D. Koehnke Helen E. Reed Bealrice R. Reuss PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY Emily E. Boggs Amy E. Davis Josephine Delany Doris W. Hering Ray L. Miller Anne Sullon Muriel E. Zeigler SPEECH DEPARTMENT Mary E. Cronin Clive B. Davis Anne G. Mclnlosh Ruby W. Papp Margarel G. Rice Evangeline Trolander OFFICES Caroline M. Chillum Charlolle Rheins Edilh T. Wollram NURSE Elizabelh Linz LIBRARY Jean M. Tilley W W ,zwmnmnu-----1maw' nwi - .....,,.., ,M,,M,,Y -wiiunnnw-mn-M .f..wmws.., mf-nm Y ,1m,f,m,,.s emfm Q..-...-egmqea. 1.1

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M Mesttmm' QW of Bztlaraiiun uf HEN in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the bands which have connected them with an- other, and to assume among the peoples of the earth the separate station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a respect to the opinions of Mankind requires that they should declare the circumstances attending the separation. We hold these truths to be self- evident: that when a number of girls in a unit of Society have conformed to certain set standards for an established period of time, they are and of Right ought to be considered in a state of graduationg that accompanying the recognizance of the existence of this status is the undeniable Privilege of bequeathing to the remaining members of this unit of Society a few Last Thoughts, Well-timed Admonitions, and Cherished Possessions. To prove this, let Facts be presented to a candid world: To.Doctor Brown . . . we leave a conservatory, one orchid not being sutlicient. To Miss Beirne . . . we leave nothing, having no wish to leave her. To .Miss Koehnke . . . a class that is 10005 good. To Mrs. Simpson . . . medalist award for Annals at Columbia. To Miss Blount . . . one Washington cherry tree so that she may have japanese blossoms in her own back-yard. ,W-.:, sl e a ' .SzfM.,7gU.eW cleat feat MX-MW, MB-A fj',4oC4 we we YMWJ. A aw EMM M WSW jgfnwwlgggp Q73 Adil.. F fs:-Lp'W'l. B.A.qv, 'L dfwwjMAQ,4N,, W9 ln M1126 Bldg X 7'f-4--J-44-f .:F-nwdafgenrihwci Ku: Wh 1:-:ie 'Ma iq' a 66221215 ,yfiffff-J-ff,fm0.,ExEmZM RQ:-tx fl i gm! V XZ' Zena ,mum Wm Laid' Mm!! Mgt? QfW75iliLctiQSf fjtcafw x..j:J,2uSNN:Zi??2whW7g ,QT fum emi? Zfglwl tc JWLW' gram' , ,QZAWMJ .pw-aavet . llwadf Q n flag 1 ' I Q -6254 my X A, QQWW ?W,,t ' S