Roxbury Memorial High School for Girls - Laurel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Marion Nathan M ickeyu What would 212 do with- out her? After one task, she has another. Ellen Nestor Ellen is a girl who has charge of the candy in the teache-r's room for the W. B. T. C. You either have un empty pockethook or good self-control, Ellen. Gertrude A. Nickerson Trudy She is darling, petite, She is ultra, yet so sweet. Ann K. Nolan Karrolxu Though she may win great acclaim. Knrrots still will be her name. Mary L. 0'Brien This bonnie eherub wants to get rid of something she hasn't got-n temper. Sweet little thing, isn't she? Janet 0'Hanley . O'f5w'f Florence ,Diem ' upeg In ' u Always p nsnnt, full of cheer Muy s gain more joy ene year. Eugenia Owens Jean A sophisticated blonde Of whom everyone is '- f ond. Sylvia F. Padovitz Paddy Throughout the ter years we, wish Padt loads of success! And ope she will do her ver est. Anita R. Paine U Jvlffln Gentle, quiet, and sincere, Of her kindness we are sure. Eva Pasquale Lime Em Eva, the sweetest of them all. Madeline V. Pelose WWW Dalwiilg and singing her Q, K, W There are girls both large way through life. Q , , H Et ' and small, - W -f W Here's one of the nicest -Q Q- of ull. 13:21. . ,. . ..,....,.'2t' 2. , .M f ein... 21 . f:g1s2frr i V. '21!-'!:?1ff 3 f' if iff Kill' , elm A. o'Leary 2? E32 - 'Egg Angelfi fVI'.P '0 e ff j- vi' ' ,L i g.. .f ngre ,f Red g. as A 1,3 H , l H Helen's as sweet as a girl if fx fgw i h :ei Shes Vlxenl l. Her hair is cunning, and ,, V so is she. '-Tfsgf' ' . R ' hike: li 2, . , . 5 28

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Helen F. Miller Helen excels fln e v e r y school ctivi . As Presi- dent o our ower classes, she laid th .trong founda- tion for Senior year. Ida Miller To a pal she's always loyal. Though his rank be low or royal. Marjorie A. Milton Marge Now that I collect class dues I can buy a car to go to school ln. Mary G. Mlnkle Mink Blondie 'Anxious to work at Hur- vard, why? Tliere's something there in your sparkling eye! Renee . Mitchell lr A frie ly sort of girl Who hair h . a decided rl. K' Wlnlfred Mitchell Win i A winning smile and dunc- ing feet, Popular, iolly, clever and neat wg Lillian Monson ULN.. Advertising anager En- terp 's She's n for her per- son ty, Her charm and her origi- nality. , f J Si- Catherine F. Morgan .. Kay., Adorahle, dainty. and oh, so sweet, Just the best pnl one eould meet. Mabel D. Morris ..Mny,, We can live without learning, We can live without books But what will the world be without good cooks? Olive Morris Ollie As sweet as n rose in summer. Edith Moskin Hallie Still to new heights her restless wishes tower, Claim leads to claim, and power advances power. .I ulia Moynihan Sir Julia's Mr. Balcomlfs aide, Of hard work she's not afraid. Mary Mullins ..Mady.. 'She's a poet, we'll have you know it. Anne Mumler Towle Quite petite and sweet, Clever, capable and neat

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Mildred A. Pirrone Ambition-Social worker. Best things come in small packages. xx M 1.i.r Z5 :LL if Lillian Pollack Lili I A keen wit. ri pretty smile. 1 1 A brilliant mind, a girl 4 K ' worth wliile.'li,g ' if ' en , . Luella M. Pookatch .J . ,as Peeing Oflicious, Innocent, Sin- ceref' Rufine E. Power HRH.. On her smiling way she goes. Making friends hut never foes. wx 'ki .fifr ff. - -5 ' z a Y w.-.1 Esther V. Prescott Gone are the giggles. Smiles hid by yearning, While she fidgets und wriggles, French verhs she' is learn- ing. Helen Psomas Quick, quiet and steady, Helpful and always ready. Helen Oueena Queenic si To see her hnpp , joyful smile. Makes ynn f ' hat life's worth wh Q7 Anne Rabinowich DimpIf'x The gold of the sun is in her hair, Sl1e's pretty and witty, So, world, beware. Mary L. Rantz HRM.. Sort of quiet, sort of slow, But just the sort we like to know. Janet Re '-1fU1fbi1 ff qfg' ,P May she have in real life all the good things of reel C life. W ffj Harriet M. Reed IIarri Underneath her silence, there's sincerity und kind- ness. J ohnlna Re JaInni Amhitin 'l' me a concert pianist. ic hath charm und so h i Johninn. Helen Rlbok ..Rl,d., There is no doubt she will be a successful s oc i al worker or huycr for her lovely Titian hair never made her hlind to duty. Thelma H. Rice Teddy Ambition-To he n. Sister. What sweet delight a quiet life ntfordsf'