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

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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.

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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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Geraldine L. Smith Janie Idlencss, did I ever of- fend thee? K Sylvia Sommer What's female beauty but an air divine, Through which the mind's all-gentle graces shine! Anna Spillane Always doing things on the square, Makes her a true sport and fair. Frances Spunt Spuuly Frances Spunt is full of fun, Never sad, never glum. Shirley Stacey Fewer friendships, better friends, Work and happiness she blends. Ruth Stanley Ruihie Ambition - Robert Tay- lor's privnte secretary. Ruthie never tires of read- ing books. Helen S. Stravopulou Stevie Helen's very nice indeed, She really is a friend in need. Alexandrina Stewar Drir1a As sweet u girl us one could find, Courteous, gentle, and very kind. Jane St. r n ' nj, . .. No g ' fxceede her in e nsium f school activities. Her ability has fitted her well for the role of lender. .X Frances Stone She has u smile for every friend, And a friend for every smile. Muriel Stone M udge' This girl seems quiet and self-possessedg But still the truth must b confessed 9 Slnfs always quick to share Y l the fun, And right on hand when work's to be done. Elizabeth Sullivan With a. charm that is all ber.own. aww., Elizabeth A. Sullivan Sully Winds may blow, ruins may fall, Courage brings her safe through all. Helen E. Sullivan S ull y' ' Such wondrous beauty, that nature, self-delighted, did behold a rare work in her. fwfr