Kensington High School - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Kensington High School BERNICE V. FERGUSON ' Becomes Verv Forceful A debator she surely will be As shown by her abilityg When Bernice has the floor She couldn't do more To hold audiences skillfully. KATHERINE FERGUSON Keeps Figure This girl surely has cause to gring N She eats all she wants yet keeps thing She, while others pass by Ice cream with a sigh, A third dish is about to begin. MARGARET A. FLYNN Many Adoring Followers Here is a oun lad named Fl nn' l Y g Y Y v At home you'll not Hnd her ing ' She starts out at nine To have a good time And comes home with one more frat pin. ELIZABETH E. FUHRMAN Ever Enjoys Fun She owns no Arabian steed, But a car noted for its speedg When school is let out, She drives round aboutg As a driver she's sure to succeed. . Seventeen

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The Chimes - 1930 BERTHA V, DORTORT Bright Vivid Descriptions Already a young journalist, She has talent, we must insistg As editor of the DIAL She was really Worthwhilcg Oh, Bert, you are sure to be missed. EBNA G. ELLIS Effectively Given I Efficiency She's faithful as faithful can beg l She shared Carolyn's fate In arriving too late Ac THE TRAIN for THE CITY, D. SARAH L. FARBER Some Laughter Furnishes There is so much we could say of you Once started, we'd never get throughg So let it suffice To say you are nice, And a girl who is loyal, true blue. FAY R. FARGO Freely Relates Faults Rowena fshe calls herself Fay, Is present at school every dayg She's good in her studies And has many buddies Because she is jolly and gay. I Sixteen After school she waits most patientlyg C

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The Chimes - 1930 , ARAMINTA R. GILLMAN A Responsible Girl You love to keep things neat and cleang Where you are no dirt can be seen. As you're known not to shirk, You'1l begin your life work In an orphan asylum, I ween. HAZEL M. GINADER Has Many Gifts This talented classmate have we Who does her work quite worthily, She sings and she playsg Entertains other waysg And is an allfaround friend, as you see. LENA GOLDSTEEN Lotsa Giggles 'Tis said she's a capable nurseg She's a reader of prose and of verse. She asks questions as well, And she thinks-so they tell, Though she'd say it was quite the reverse MARION E. GREENWOOD Music Expected Goal A lover of music is she, Skilled in handling la, sol, fa, mig The piano she plays, Winning warmest of praiseg A musician she soon hopes to be. Eighteen