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

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THE OWL Pauline E pstein- I asked your friend for a knoick for you, But she wouldn't tell meg so what could I do? Ethel Essenson- Though her father's a doctor, we greatly fear Through a loop-hole Ethel will disappear. Mary Flynn- Laugh and grow fat, may be very wise, But, Eat and grow thin, we'd rather advise. Nettie Frank- She's gone through VVadleigh, . And we've yet to see her powder her face. Editorial Comment: Is this a knock or a boost? Ruth .D. Gordon- We throw up our hands in horror ' If she appears at an early hour. .Dorothy Grifnshaztv- O Dorothy, those dips ! ! Fannye Hein-eman- 'The waves in her hair the ocean might envy 5 The y in her name is gazed at by many. .Rose I a1micelli- , From Washington Irving comes this lassg We wonder how she likes our class. Josephine Ioh1zson- ' Study and this maid do not agree, And how she passes is a mystery. Lois Jones- A gentle, mild and virtuous maid.

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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.

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34 THE OWL Charlotte Lax- Tom, Dick, Harry or Bill- Or, tell us, is it that sailor still? Marjorie Levy- Dear Madam Treasurer, leave us enough for just one little frap Helen G. Lipsey-1 ' ' I wonder if ever we all shall have leamed To help poor Helen with seats upturned. M an' M alozzi- You're a little bit old-fashioned, Mary, But you get there just the same. Esther Motow- We've often wished an only child to be, - But since we've heard you tell of it, ' We've changed our minds a bit. Teresa F. MqHugh- Teresa Frances, you're an awfully nice girl, But why do you wear your hair in a curl? Laura D. Mendelson- VVhy so aloof, Laura? How we shouldrlove Helen Irene Miller CH. I. MJ- 5 A more manly girl we've yet to seeg The him in her name still puzzles me. V ictoria. Rebholtz- How well we all remember the day When the door got in Victoria's way. Dorothy Reilly- to see you grin! Such a little girlie, with so many, many beaus 5 A tiny birdie told me-I wonder if it knows. J j Y l