Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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O 5 I 1'l 5 I I Q Yr J' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER GERTRUDE DOUNN RAYNOR WERTI-IEIMER ART BOARD LITERARY BOARD BUSINESS BOARD Charlotte Bartels Beatrice Balsam '. , Helen I-Iandvverger Grace Kadison Estelle Waszok lean Altchiler luliette Bier Grace Borax Marie Cerussi Cecilia Coughlin Libbie Diamond Beatrice Englander Gertrude Fromovvitz Evelyn Gibbons Rose Goldstein Gertrude Elion lohanna Goldman Ruth Grossman I-lelen l-landvverger Marion I-Iarris Viola Horpel Dorothy Levine Marguerite O'Brien Rose Sobel Pearl Wexler PERSONALITY COMMITTEE Elizabeth Glander I-lelen I-landvverger Adele Kaback Rose Kiviat Rose Krulich I-Ielen Mozak lulia Nusgarten l-lermine Popper Gertrude Praskin Beatrice Salit Evelyn Schechter FACULTY BOARD joseph A. I-lorn, Chairman Florence Katz Dorothy O'Keefe Florence Pasternak Gertrude Schiffer Sarah Shatter Gertrude Schiffer Martha Shock Irene Slutt Evelyn Steinteld Charlotte Strunsky Rose Trenk Lillian Udell Estelle Venetsky I-lannah Willner Florence M. Feier Elizabeth L, Hayden Alice T. Gallagher Gertrude S, Pterdt Margaret V, White

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The contemplation of beautiful visions, emotions, thoughts, and dreams expressed beautifully in vvords, stone, metal, paint, and music has slovvly, generation by generation, uplifted man and raised him from the savage state. So, Art from that fund each just supply provides, Works vvithout shovv, and without pomp presides. So have you, Mr, Frerichs, quietly and unassumingly, capably and understandingly, fostered beauty and loveliness. With a scientific knovvledge and an understanding of art and architecture, vvith an ardor for and a love and a sense of beauty, you have brought to Walton l-ligh School the fruits of your observation. Through your painstaking efforts, our nevv building has been endovved vvith graceful properties and aesthetic qualities, which vve all love. With you, lvlr, Frerichs, it is not only the tangible evidences, but the aesthetic something beyond that counts. Therefore, vve, the Class of lune, l933, gratefully dedicate this book to you, as a token of our sincerest and most earnest thanks. Q tel 6 l'Q I S A

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