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

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T H E O W L CLASS 8-3 Nettie Aronowits -- Her lunch is so small, And still she grows tall. Dorothy Bcammw- ' Now here is Dorothy Beamang A pert young maid is she 3 Her main pastime is talking, And silent shefll never be. Elsie Bcnda- To be a school 1TlH,2l111 is a pity For a maid so sweet and pretty, Hannah Basscr- She never hurries or worries. Ncclmma Clzernick- A collar this maiden crochets every day, Only to have it taken away. Tillie Colm- In our debates she's sure to succeed, For socialism is her chosen creed. Bvatrirc Fox- VVoes may come and woes may go. But she smiles on forever. Hannah Frivdnzmz- She'd like to be good, but her eyes won't Veronica Garbien- ' If silence were golden Veronica should possess a million! .Martha Gf'lb- E Tell us, Martha, what is your fate, That you should go from a 6 to an 8 lu f let her U?

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22 THE OWL .Mildred Greber- Annapolis is her favorite city. i Editorial Comment: Too bad the Naval Academy isn't in New York! Florence Hannigan- ' VVe often wonder why this child decides to come to school at just 8:45. Madeline H eckel- Whenever a talking-machine you hear, You may be sure that Madeline is near. t Frances Hirschlock-V How is it, Frances, that you get by ? VV ith or without work, you're sure to stand high. Sadie H irschlock- we 'Tis better to have blutled and passed Than never to have passed at all. Anna H yson- Bilf! Bang!-A noise fills the air. Did you say POLITICS? Anna's right there. C oustance K ilpaflrick- Connie dear, we wonder why You always seem to act so shy. P P P Editorial Comment-Especially when we speak of the Expos- ition. Cecilia K elly- i She blushes, blushes, blushes, Although she has no crushes. Elsie Klein- A quiet little maid with a quiet little way, And she knows in class just what to say. Rose Leimanf- Roses and sunshine! VVhat more can he want.