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

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Minnie Richmond A'D1lCL'1l,' A good wife, our little Ducky, Wants to be to someone lucky. Beatrice Kitchie ..Bm,. Thou hast no faults, or no faults that I can spy. Shirley A. Robins ri Mir Silence speuketh many words, Dorothy E. Rodgers Dollic Another roaming spirit here. Who wants tu travel for and near. Dorothea A. Rogan Shrimp And her feet danced to n merry tune! Bernice Rogers This lady of constant study desires to awaken the world to the beauty of the bas- suon! QNo. it isn't related to the hahoonll Ruth Rogoff UQfy 0ofy's cute and sweet, and smart, A girl who has won many a heart. 'Pr ft' 4 a y .,,,, .., , W Rachel Rosen .. Rays Quiet and dignified is she, hut given to hilurity. Lillian Rosenberg Soul-ie She really dot-sn't know what to be. But shc's good for some- thing we can easily see. Eileen M. Rosenthal High ambitions do not call Who thinks n home is best of all. Bertha Rubenstein Here's rt girl who's going far, She's hitched her wagon to it star. Mary L. Ryan S1n1sl1ine Ambition-Dictician. Probable Destination- Telling her family what and what not to ent. Helena Sakowich H elm Silence is golden, but you can't pawn it, so Helen's going to get n job. Bessie Sarruda ' 'Belly' ' Ambition-Reporter. Happy, gay, and full of cheer, Bessie really is a dear.

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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'

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Josephine H. Scanlon ...lon Ambition-Lawyer or Singer. And her voice was the warble of a bird, So soft, so sweet, so deli- cately clearf, Byron Vivian Schjolden Ginger Ambition-To follow in the footsteps of Lily Pons. You've got something there, Ginger, so don't trip. Florence V. Schlich te ' l1'llI7A'Sff9' ' The sweetest garland lu the sweetest maid. Irene Sedersky Rene Rene is one who for few whoj nbsorhs Muzzey's History. She might readily go to class singing I'se a giuzzey, Boom, la-de-dw a. Gladys Segel Quiet, but still waters run deep. Fun, but she's very sweet. Sara Shaller Ambition-Stenographer. Rs.ymond's Sara Shaller's Dream, If she comes your way, look out, Gene. Beatrice Shumer Beattie Her wonderful poise and her charming smile, Make her really xi girl worth while. Dorothy Schwar Dolly Ainhition-Secv ry. The reuse 1 u hear Dotty n. Is 'cause .rawford ln-at hcr to Franchot Tone.' Frances Rae Sllevitch llIady Ambition-First Lady. 'l'herc's n hit of mischief in her eyes that will out at times. Pauline T. Silva Pauly 'l'hcre is mischief ' this girl-a girl belo d by everyone, fu o aughter, joy and fun. Ruth M. Silverman Ruthie A form more fair, a face more sweet. Ne'er has been my chance to meet. Bernice L. Singer Bernie Bernie is safe with her hopes of being a good pian- ist. She's a melody, herself. Irene Singer Irene s h ow e d she was gifted with loquaeity in the Fcholarship Play as a maid with a coekney ac- cent., Finitia Singleton Whether it is at play or work, You can be sure that she won't shirk.