Wadleigh High School - Owl Yearbook (New York, NY)

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16 THE OWL Teresa Gvldstein- She giggles all the time, and yet she considers herself a senior! Anna Gorman - Can't you give the world a smile, If only for a little while? Tunlikki Haapazmki- That first name throvff fe en'll have to carry, But the latter'll be changed as soon as you marry. fcanette H irschberg- The wearer of the purple has n shadow, it is true, And a more devoted shadow. human being never knew. Keith H. Johnston- Not at all like the girl of to-dev, She's always around with nothing to say. Helm: fordan - We always Wonder who keeog her away, For during the week she Cowes only one day. Editorial Comment: Lieutenants are pleasant company, of course. Elsie K esslcr- Tell us, Elsie, does-it pay T0 stay at the mirror all the day? Elisabeth King- We wonder about this girl, so fair, How long it takes her to curl her hair. Illollie Klotz- Thy faults we cannot try to tell Until at least we know them well. Anna Kofsky- VVhen you are near, VVe love you, dear. Editorial Comment: But how often are you near?

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THE OWL I5 CLASS 8-2 Stella Adler- She always talks with an accent broad g Can you tell me whether or not it's a fraud? Lilian B erchansk y- A true American patriot we've named you, Lily dear, For you'd sooner be out selling bonds than studying, we fear! Editorial Comment: VVhat was the attraction in going to so many theatres? P Q M ildrcd B ertucl1- Q Torbe never caught when she comes in late, Seems e'er to her a desirable fate. Vera E. B ieser- Quips and cranks and wanton wiles Help to win a soldier's smiles. Victoria D'Agataf- A sailor boy beside her sat, And Viccie's heart went pit-a-pat. Kathleen Daniel- Kathleen is a good little lass, And in all her lessons she tries hard to pass Mildred Ellis- We wonder, we wonder, dear Mildred, why Those long, long letters make you sigh. Aline Epstein- In Wadleigh Aline is acquainted with strife 'F or Physical Training's the bane of her life. I Adele Frank- Speak about dances or Outside affairs, And Adele gives a listening earg But speak about school and inside affairs- Why! Adele is never near. '

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THE OWL Edna E. Kramer- On whom will thy glances demurest be cast, VVhen thou leavest the portals of W'adleigh at last! H clan A. M 4-K i vr1tza.n- ' Thy greatest weakness is far too small To hit the human sense at all. Carolina' lllfarsli- VVith her pretty smiles and her winning way She gains a new friend every day. Ida Monfc'- ' Ist Premise-All stout people are good-natured. Znd Premise-Ida is stout. Conclusion-Our Ida is good-natured. Deborah 211011111- How can you keep quiet all the time? ? P Ruth OTC'C7l'S- Come. pensive maid, for once he gayg Shut those gloomy thoughts away. L0rc'Ha Pdvrlllrlzl- YVe'vv tried and tried with might and main. Pvt our attempts are all in vain. Rrgina Quaid- . She's naughty but she's nice. Grace Quinn- Early every morning von can see her in her Seat, And that is why in History she simply can't be heat Margaret Raj?- Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning! Oh, how I'd love to stay in bed! l