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

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Rose Swartz Rusty A light heart lives long, but don't get rusty, 'llustyf XShirley Tannenbaum Shirts Ambition-A nurse and have Errol Flynn for an interne. Nice going, my bonnie classmate! Thirza E. Tanner TI1ursrIay Charming manner, peppy style, Never loses once her smile. Emma Taylor E-m ic An uncrowned violinist of no little talent. As quiet as a churchmousc, but you can't win-she knows all the answers, ,4.,,,.1f,.-w4,ex-'if , , I f' wr' C'L,,,,r i-1 V I 'jf Evelyn E. Taylor Shorty A great originator blusl1es,too. l M, Goldie Teitelbaum Connie Laughingeyes and flushing smile, Charming ways and lots of style. Blanche L. Thompson One of the girls on whom we depend, She's always steadfast and true to a friend. -- Virginia M. Thornton Ginger Ginger doesn't fit her name, K Sweet is the word for her we claim. - Mae Toy my Ming Mae was the beautiful widow in the Scholarship Play who sohherl so pa- ! , thctically. Elaine L. Treinish 'lanicn VVe asked what makes her charm so true. And it's 'cause Lame smiles at you. Bertha Trigger Belly Bertha Trigger-'s fiery head, Show's her temper isn't dead, Beware, of a redhead. Estelle E. Tucker Esau Essie was the athletic type, Inclined to be a little tyke. Anna T. Tumu Jerry Poise she has zl friends, too, Very bus ith loads to do. MJ ' Marie Turcotte Marie Turcotte, cute and ' tiny, Her nature is always sweet , and sunshiny. 'Cf I I Ji! y 10' WYYW'

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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

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Ethel F. Turner HEPPM, I'll bet she knows the dic- tionary upside down, When I hear her del-ine each word, it makes me frown. Dorothy Vernon Dot There's no place like home for a comely girl like you, Dot. Phyllis V. Waldstein Brat f'Good things come in fimall packages. ' 1. Phyllis Walsh Phil A lovely little miss. Agnes Wanders ..A gm.. Cute little Aggie, With her tongue awaggy. Betty Watt 0h to be n duncer und show Eleanor Powell some- thingg Or an orchestra leader and show Calloway swing. I. Mildred Watts Millie She's as gabby as can be, Shc'll even speak her own eulogy. Charlotte Weiner ShusI1y A lmrmful little urmful, who is 1 my f sunshine. wwyff Blanche l-l. Weisman Her help and charm she always lends, 'l'hat's why she has so many friends. , Charlotte Werner From the crown of her head to the sole of foot she is well-dressed. Evelyn M. Wheeler --Eff The cashier in the lunch- room who would be only too glad to give you five penny checks for a. nickel. Elizabeth B. Whltkln Bully Smile so warm, and win- ning ways. May joy be with her all hcr days. Shirley Wiesenfeld Madame Queen Shirley's smile is well- known. Ruth Williams Ruthie 1 Devise, witg write, peng for I am whole volumes in folio.