Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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WHO S WHO AMONG THE CRITICS MRS BLENDERMAN An efllcuenl and skullecl enguneer Though you may 'Ihmk Ihus slalemenl as queer And her Deulscher Vereln Through bad wealher and flne She has always been able Io sle rl MISS BRING The soul of precls on IS she And as well versed un books as can be There as no 'hme for fun Tull she gels her work done For she Ihlnks of 'lhe Regenls dear me MR DOMBROW Thal' Ihe Yanks 'rop Ihe Glanls ns consensus Thal fhe Guanls are Iops us nonsensus Wllh Ihe zesl of hus clan Hes a 'lrue Guan? lan Bul' lruly we mean no offen usl MR EISENTRAGER For schooling he wen+ Way Oul Wesl' Thai 'Ihey called a commnllee Bo+h Iaclful and wnHy Who suggesled he lel hlmself resl' MISS FLYNN She ns an mvelerale Iraveler And lhe world s wenghly problems unraveler When I+ comes 'Io us Sensors She s really mgenuous Thal charmlng unraveling Iraveler MISS HAYDEN A teacher of English ns she And her pupils wlll surely agree Thal when dnphlhongs she drelled She near had us killed Wulh aw ee and ah oo and ah eel MRS ISAACS She IS one of fhe really good sporls Who has worries and 'Fears of all sor'I's For our greal enlerralnmenl' She makes all arrangemenl Whale we merely 'lhmk of escorlsl MRS MCTERNAN Her surroundings she ever keeps clean In her school room he reigns as a queen She s always so accurale And ever ammacula+e Her melhods we d all luke 'ro glean MRS OBEAR From good old New England she halls And our lack of convenhon bewalls Her Ihoughls are arhshc And qulle allrulshc Good 'lasle In her classes prevalls MRS PERLMAN She s a Ieacher qurle amply endowed Wllh 'Ihe lalenl of volcnng aloud Her oplnlons qulle candid When we don I' undersland I She has u submlsslvely cowed MISS ROBERTSON I-Ier complaml agamsl us IS qulle old She Ihlnks 'fhal we Sensors are bold We mcessanlly 'I'aIk And al homework we balk Never domg lusl qurle whal' we re Iold MISS SCHEIN When she crles ln despair Oh you s To vex her we re loalh So we +ry domg bolh Bul we re sorry we simply can I do :I MISS SCHROEDER We plly her nerve rackmg pllghl When she cannol' gel sfudenls +o wrlfe And when 'For 'Ihe For+ A few eflorl are wroughl' Which she sadly relecls as loo Irlle MRS THOMPSON The sublecl' she Ieaches us brief And gives all her sludenls relief From Ihe pangs of Ihe pen Called cramp now and lhen We no longer need wrnle a whole sheaf MISS WALLACE She s Ihe newly made head of 'rhe Arls'I'a Bul her duhes have never embarrassed her We are anxious +o please As each sI'uden'I agrees Thus delnghlful new head of Ihe Arlsla MISS WHITE AI' meehngs we re nol very quuel' Bu'I' our achons do nol If'lCI'l6 rlol' Though you 'Iell us we re bad We re Ihe besl' class you ve had Tls a facl' and you cannol' deny rl' ,,,.,,D072f,Zl', lew 0 I I Iii .ll ' I s ' ' . K I S . . . . l And he worked wilh such excellenl zesl And please won'+ you sing I+, no'I chew il? , I - I: . . ' I I

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WEALTH So many lovely laughlng fhmgs have we Thai' life fo us IS all a symphony Of blrdsong when fhe nes+s are an fhe eaves Of musnc when +he fleehng sfreamlef smgs And leaps fhe hlllsude flashing sllver wmgs Of sunlai' pafches In fhe foresf s deep Of fragnle flowers on some wooded sleep So many fine and wondrous fhlngs have we Of knowledge culled from worlcs of learned men Of books enough fo leave each passnng day A hosl' of pleasanf hours on +he way Of poefry and worlcmgs of fhe pen Of lllhng llssom words wlfh preH'y ways Of sayung charmmg fhlngs for all our days So rlch are we fhaf as we go along A weal+h of laughfer music dance and song Of beaufy love and happiness and mlrfh ls ours for every day we spend on earfh ELSE HOLMELUND Thai' life 'lo us is all a symphony