Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Clare Biller She makes the morning sun last throughout the day. Helen Bittner For never anything can be amiss, When simpleness and duty tender it, Harriet Birkenho-ltz A fair lily on the tlow'ry green. Sally Bivolcic What is the secret of your attraction? SEIXIICDR C LAS Helen Bizzalrro A soft shadow lies in her eyes, Like the dusk in eve- ning skies. Ruth Bleier You are good but from a noble cause, From your own knowl- edge, not from nature's laws. Roslyn Blinder Sweetness and quiet- ness personified. Lenore Bloolm True eloquence con- sists in saying all that is necessary, and noth- ing but what is neces- sary, Marion Bleier ln their motions har- mony divine, So smooth her charm- ing tones. Rita Bleiweiss Let mildness ever atte d thy tongue. ,pd I av' V 1,31 . .LZ . 'J' 'ii I Alma Bloch Our own heart, and not other men's opin- ion's, torms our true honor. . Shirley Blumenthal Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.

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Eleanor Beaber We like her for her jovial personality. Ruth Becker l-ler nature is sub- dued to what it works in, like the dyer's hand. Salome Becker l-ler speech w a s sweet music. Miriam Bedford if A Crace was in her steps, heaven in her eye, ln every gesture dig- nity and love. SENICDR C LAS X W Jessie Beigel She never makes a fuss or ever a noise, fi i , . For Jessie has dig- , nity, charm and poise. Valerie Bell She has a nimble wit, perchance 'twas made of Atlanta's heels. Florence Benjamin She'll find a way. Sylvia Berman Genuine simplicity of heart is a healing and cementing principles Eleanor Belack l Sing again with your sweet voice Revealing a tone of some world far from ours. Sophie Bendersky To see her is to love her. Ieanne Berg l-ler happiness and blitheness seem to en- fold all who know her. Pearl Bernstein The foolish man seeks happiness in the distanceg The wise man grows it under his feet.

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of Q! ff ff J' Florence Bohan A few books thor- oughly digested, rather than hundreds but gar- gled in the mouth. Frances Book Eyes n ot down- dropt nor over-bright, but fed with the clear- pointed flame of chas- tity. Mollie Bonderow Of easy temper, nat- urally good, and faith- ful to her world, Mildred Borges She loves tranquil! solitude and such sp- ' , Q I ciety as is quiet, is and good. li 1 if - 'l-ff li . l V yi A., ll SENIOR CLAS Florence Bossert Elegant as simplic- ity, and warm as ecs- tasyf' Shirley Brackman A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread. Ruth Brandes Scientific fame she'll acquire And attain her heart's desire, Renee Braunstein Come and trip it as YOU 80, On the light fantas- tic toe. Agnes Bo-w A cute affair with Dorothy Bracly that springs from labor. dimples she seems With a .smile that ra- diates and beams. She tasted the joy Lorraine Blrasted l-low sweet the con- cord of her lips and heart! Dorothy Breitholz A cheerful life is hat e m es love. .ef ppl , w