Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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ANTOINETTE HILL With a pretty, innocent, saintlike air. JANETTE HILL Full of pep and raring to go. JOHN HILLIARD ll e1l-timed silenre hath more eloquence than speerhf' DORIS HOLLREISER Maiden! with the meek brown eye:. ' FRED HUBBARD I know whafs what. JOHN HYLAND Youth of bashful eighteen. BRUCE JACKSON Let there be a good supply of books. N -W CAROLYN JENKINS Begone, old care, and I prithee begone from me.

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gl? RUTH GODLEY Great thoughts rome from the heart. ELSIE GRAMBERGER Delirary is an attribute of heaven. 'lf' MARGERY GREENE A hearty laugh and twink- ling eyeJ. LUCILLE HAIGH And her sunny lark: hang on her temples like a golden Heeref' ' ' .41 In HARRY HAMMOND I prefer reading. DORIS HAWES As pure as a pearl and as fair. W? FRANCIS HEILMAN So xtout a gentleman. GLORIA HENSHAW Her faire was ever soft, gentle and low.

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MILDRED KAMPER Laughter is with me all the day long. RUTH KEITH To glad me with her soft blark eye. HELEN KOCH History a Whiz! If that is not sensation, I don't know what it is. LOIS KUNZ Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. KATHARINE KIELY ff V ELLA LOUISE LAMB She's never early ye! ever Q Ella so shy and reserved in haste. We really do not knowjer GEORGE KIPP Men of few words are the best men. worth. KATHARINE LANG You srarre could think so small a thing Could have a heart so large.