Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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outdoes the sun. Dorothy Anderson Thelma Appelsten The shortest' answer A triend though ab- is doing. sent is still presentfi 5661- ae Z-4: Mary Archer Olive Armitage A pleasing counten- 'The greatest firm- ance and a smile that ness is the greatest mercy. f SENIGR L AS Rose 'Auerbach She who binds her soul to knowledge, steals the key of heaven. Lillian Bachrach Though learn'd, well bredg and though well bred, sincere. Norma Bagarozy l-ler bright smile haunts me still. Barbara Balke Ambition is th e growth of every climef' Shirley Avreen Nothing is impos- sible to a willing heart. Evelyn Baffino I Peace rules the where reas s mind, Hedda Bahssin She always has food for thought. Blanche Baloigh How much lies in laughter: the cipher key wherewith we decipher the whole man,

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l l L r- :es ,X . ef LL,..L f -. ' , , Es. Helen Ablon lean Abraham Q 'Virtue is bold, and 'This gentle maid by if V 1 , '- ii , goodness never tearful, gentle deeds is known. y ff Z f 'W ' fjigj' l sss s o 5 L 23 . sfizigz 1 , , Mfr .',' 9. RQ' - 1 ,,., 5 -1 ,o,. s A . . 1, T T nsnn - J Thelma Abramson Shirley Abra sl . Q - I V The sense oi humor Still or cel thou K , ' l has other things to do thi t gjgarexgq ' gig . fir- ' ' than to make itself lood ate of the V . conspicuous in the art e er hart' ' ' 'Q 1. -,,. ' 'ii-Q i ? ,M Of laugllief- ' .lls l l llrl 5 A 1 , f 'Q Wye- ,f,, T J, t k . N, l SElNllCD R LAS S l ri l i Lillian Ackerman l-ler very touch could charm me. Hermine Adelsberg Prudence is the knowledge ot things to be sought, and those to be shunned, Helen Amigo Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. Elsie Amsterdam True dignity abides with her. Muriel Ackerman The trick ot singu- larityf' Lorinne Alpe-rl' All the charm ot all the Muses. Doris Amols Act well your part, there all the honour lies. Marguerite Amy Friendship, above all, does bind the heart And faith in friend- ship is the noblest part.

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, Edith Banchefsky Birdie Banks wp' ' I To those who know 'See where she gay- ' ' thee not, no word ly comes, apparelled 4 can paint like the spring. X And those who know ' thee, k n o w all words are taint. Freida Baranow Sally Barile The Dell is the A friend, a person tongue ofthe mind, with Whom 1 may be sincere. SENICDR CLAS Shirley Baron But she is constant as the northern star, of whose true-fixed and resting quality, there is no fellow in the tirma- mentf' Rose Barosin Not too giddy, still she's gay Always smiling, that's her way. june Baumann Could swell the soul to rage, or kindle soft desire. Marie Baumgairtner Fashioned so slender- lv, Young and so fair! Catherine Barone She is blest with that charm, the Cer- tainty to please. Ruth Basin There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. iygilla, Baeumgarth Dressed to please others, Helen Bausenwein She goes out to look for friendsg That is why she has no enemies. it :dwg ' x My