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

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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.

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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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Dorothy M. Wilson Dottie Many are cheered by Dot's charming smile. Mary Wilson Juni Sweet and loveub'e, thut's our Mary. Hope V. Wise ta er She's lwny ll k oslare Au rightiun n there's r' to be done. Josephine Wolfe ...ION Why take lifc seriously, You never get out ol' it alive. Jeannette B. Wolk S e means well and does better ' e's very faithful to the letter. Vivian E. Woodlock A good nature is the air of a good mind. 'P .mf fryrggf feng Florence M. right Krcr el One who. reams lie in the field 0 art. QQZMALZ, We Obie-feel Audrey Wyche Lil A u4Ircy A pleasant girl with n pleasant smile, Will bring you news iu the latest style. Elinor Young Elia Slrvrzi.r Elie's dimples und spark- ling wit Are all she needs to make n hit. Evelyn M. Yudin r-Ere!!-, joapf Hera-'s :mother roaming M miss, To travel is her dream of bliss. . s 3 Charlotte L. Zaltsman SI1nrlie And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace A nymph or mad or a grace. ' Of finer form or lovehcr face. Sophie Zukowskl Zlwl:y Kind tongue tlmt never wouncleil, Sweet mirth that leaves no scar. Pearl Ruth Zusman Pearl's one smart girl, Who some day into n jour- nalist will unfurl.