Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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RITA FALEY She is always just the same Sweefness seems to fit her name. RUTH FELDMAN So young and so fair. BARBARA FINNAN As merry as the day is long. JEANETTE FISHERMAN Where did you get those eyes so Hue? Out of the sly as I came through. SHIRLEY FLEET A song will out-live all the sermons in the memory. GEORGE FLEMING He's not quite a brute who blushes. JAMES FLOTARD Not too U2 noisy, not loo grim, We all know his friendly grin. cs-MLM FRANK FOLKER His hair is curly.

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H I ELMER DOOLITTLE Tall, dark, with a twinkle in his eye, 'Specially when a pretty girl goes by. I I I PEARL DORF Pearl, quiet and denture? Careful now, don't be too sure. HELEN DRAU DT For my voice, I have los! it with halloing and singing anthems. ,E I s ' ' 'I M VIRGINIA DRITTEL Keep smiling, is a good rule, so they say, Ginny keeps laughing all the day. 1 EILEEN DUGAN Reputation is but a syno- nym for popularity. HERBERT EAYERS His strength is to sit still KU MYRTLE ELLINGHAM Life is short and thy art long. M55 wmif ' fcguiif EILEEN EVERSON Words pay no debts, give her deeds. I i E' xi, 'IRL'--'fi'

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YOLANDA FRANCHINI Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content. ROSE FRANK Who thinks that each word must be accompanied with a giggle. If , I ANNA FRIZZELL The flower of sweetest smell is shy and retiring. YOLANDA GALBORNETTI Sensible people find noth- ing useless. ALICE GALLAWAY Sweet Alice with hair .vo brown. 594 JOHN GARRY A good fellow quietly in- clined Life s incessant hubhub he 10' .,9.v doesn't mind. MARY GAUGHAN Why does thy nose turn up so pertly? MILDRED GLYDON Neither too sad nor too lad Neither too good nor too had.