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

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Betty M. Baker Betty is the envy of many girls, Because of all her lovely curls, Miriam Becker HnrIdy Listen to lNliriam's marvelous melodies: Her ivory hands on the ivory keys, Strayed in a fitful fantasy. Geraldine Bennett Jerry Quiet in actions, but staunch and loyal in friendship. Marion I. Bennett asis.. Sis was a member ofthe Current Events Club and Guidance Club. She is another who plans to become a nurse. Mary C. Bishop Marie She is something to look forward post mortemf' She yearns to be an embalmer. Beatrice Blotcher ' lively 'Though you search the whole world round, The like of her can ne'er be found. Tibel Brovan Teddy Teddy would like to be ai- V Lab Teelinieian. Probable Destination: Serving flapjacks with patience and pre- cision. Sadie Buchanan Sadie is one nf the girls in the cooperative course. l've heard she is thc modern poet. Dorothy Bunson A nge! - Angel would like to he a dress designer or an athletic instructor. Perhaps Dorothy would he the one to get our gym suits to fit. Ruth L. Burke RuIIn'n Member of Glee Club. Ambition-To be a dental hygienist. I'll buy my Srd set of lowers from yon, Ruthie. f5ee Dorothy Bramowl. Georgia Carr M Mya 'l'o he a buyer of Infants' Wear in a large department store. Why not find an orphan- age to use the infants' wear? Marianne E. Cass Marianne will no doubt be a good steno- grapher for,-- A girl with u smile is a girl worth xi lnle. Josephine M. Chamberlain NJN.. Jo would like to be a lxookkeeper or wife. It may be hard to keep books, hut how about a husband? Quiet and sweet-tempered, but still waters run deep. Margaret Christensen npfllglln She's always there when there's work to do ' A cheerful girl and thoughtful toe. Mary E. Clarke 1 'Iarkien Ilas Man-'s being a traffic officer at school anything to do with her wanting to ride the country on her bike? Sadie Cohen Sunny To be a stenographer to u wealthy and good-looking gentleman. thlethinks she wants more than an employerj Selma Cohen Selly Sweet in manner, kind in deeds, Just the girl that this school needs.

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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.

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1 Esther G. Cornez Sweet of manner, and honest of mind, .X few more like Es we'd like to find. Margaret Mary Cotter .. IW., Quielness often iudieales the real worth. Dorothy Coulston ller silenee is sufficient praise, For Dorothy's niee in all her ways. Mary Cuniff A eharming nurse all dressed in while, 'l'o tend you morning, noon and mghl. Eileen Dagle 'l'o he a l'iano player in a swing oreheslra is her anihiliou. Sha-'s loved hy those who know her here. Shv.-'s very gay and lull of cheer. Mary Denekemp Barbara E. Fllnn l?urI1y Roses are red, A violets are hlne. Barhara is quiet, - and lovely loo. Clementine Forsythe f'1z'my Official dress-designer for the tronsseaus of the Class of 1937. Florence Forsythe lilqllffllllln Amhilion-'l'o live to a ripe old age. Then she'll he the lypical Little Old Lady. Grace Furnari VHTIIIJIIHU .lmliilion-Ilairdresser. Grace, the woman of the hour. Shall fix your hair like unto a flower. -alias Shakespeare l Angela Giardina N A soul sincere, in action faithful, and in honor cle mr. ..DmHh'.. 1 I l7ennie la former merulner of tl X Haskel- hall Vlnhl would like to heeome a salesgirl or a lelephone operator. Elizabeth Dogan l.i::y Joys have I many W- Fares have I none. Jeannette Dorfman .lu1Iy .lady is a lady we-'ll have you know, Sha-'s not Loo fast and not loo slow. X n Kathleen Duffy Q ,. .. Kay.. -U , 1 Sneeessfnl business woman-194-l News Item!- She married her Boss. Alice B. Farrell Full of fun and always new, Shes a girl who's seldom hlue. X Marcia H. Goldberg Memory Amhilion-Journalism. For every why she had a wherefore, She's destined to get places therefore. Pauline Goodman Polly Polly slarled her eareer in drawing as a memher of our Art C'luli-335436. Betty Gordon - --Im YYauts to travel round and rouurl, Till at lasl she's homeward bound. Edna Granada .lIr1rilza Rayr ' Edna is hnilding most heautifnl dreams. Let's hope her singing and dancing will beam, Like a Ray uf sunshine.