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

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30 THE OWL Dorothea Trebbing- Poor little Dotty, on a hike, had a fall Because she wanted to walk with the tall. Editorial Comment: Who is he, Dot? Elizabeth Tradelizzs- ' She only comes at ten o'clock, And then goes home at noon! Gertrude Ungrich- Knee-bending! we hear Miss Moulton say. Some fun when Gertrude begins to sway! Editorial Comment: She loses her equilibrium, you see. Lieba Z ecmaan- At 9 A. M. she comes in like a breeze. VVhy? 'Cause she's one of Wadleigh's P. C's. Editorial Comment: Privileged Character! . .i HE FOUND IT A well known Indiana man, On one dark night last week, 'Went to the cellar with a match In search of a gas leak. fHe found itij John Welsh by curiosity, So rumor states, was goadedg He squinted in his old shot gun To see if it was loaded. flt was U A boy in New York stopped to watch A patent cigar-clipper. He wondered if his finger was Not quicker than the nipper. flt wasn't!j A PERNETTA A. MCDOWELI 4 l

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THE OWL 29 Helen Robison- She is with us but half a day. Luck! Some people were born that way! Marjorie Rat:- VVhat's her rep? Full of Pep! Full of Fun? You bet! Rachel Rosvnblatt- Tall and stately, she towers above the motley crowd. Tcssio Rosmzfltal- Your hanky! Your pen! And all of your books! ' What would Mother say if you lost your dress-hooks? Edna Salzmami- VVhen asked if her brother she visits, Our President sweetly says Yes ! But is this really the reason she visits P.B.N.'r.s. P ? P Kose Slzapiro- To a little plumpness add a mixture of knowledge, wit and folly. and stir it up with a great desire to become a dentist. llfildred Slater- Always on the go- Never too-slow! ,Alargarvf Spot:- Still waters run deep! Ruth Stahl- i ' This industrious girl, as treasurer of our class, A Is always counting money when the bell rings to pass. Bertha Stern- We know her and like her. VVhat more can we say? Dora Sfwiscr- That she is in our official class, Is all we know of this quiet lass.

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THE OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION,