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

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THE OFFICERS OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION,

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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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32 THE OWL CLASS 7iX ' Miriam Aise1zstein- There be those who claim she's lazy, And I have seen her blush. Frances Baker- In Botany she's a champ , and why? 'Cause she borrows the book of a girl close by. Anna Ill. Battisfaf- . If a teacher you would be, History we would commend to thee! Eleanor B ewes- One period, ere the end of the day, Eleanor prevents us from getting away. Catlzvrinc Brc'nm1n- lVhat was it that Theodore Roosevelt said about large families Sadie M. C a-ro:sa- Tease her, torment her, as you will, She takes it all in cheerful good-will. Jennie Ciojfi- Y0u're absent from school so much that we fear, As a lawyer. on cases you'll never appear. J Lillian Cohen- She loves to speak. 'Twould all be well, If she but had something to tell, Elisabeth. Davis- I Always ready to help in time of need. F arm-ic E isenberg- A knock, what shall it be? Only that she is too quiet for me.