Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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MR, SIMON I. IASON. Adininistrzitivc Asst. O I J' ' 'Lf .. ' T' O ' . ' - . oy V , , V ' It I' kj! MISS IULIA E, HOLSTE. Dean X-J' CHAIRMEN: Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Easterbrook, Mrs. Fclter, Miss Guernsey, Miss Harrison, Mr. Kessler. Dr. Kummcrlc, Dr. Lutycn. Miss Marcus, Miss Morris, Miss Schein, Dr. Stedler, Miss Wzillace, Mrs. Winner Mr. Yacknowitz.

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DR. MARION C. CAHILL Principal T0 THE CLASS OF IUNE 1939, A great nineteenth century poet urged: Let not yourself be robbed of your own mind. It is easy to believe what the crowd believes in, You are taking the important upward step of high school graduation at a time of stress and tension when in many parts of the world gov! ernment action is concentrated to prevent the use of the individuals mind and judgment. We hope that your growth at Walton will help you to practise the poet's advice. This has been our aim as it is that of your city and state in providing the splendid opportunities of this school. The future of our nation will be determined by the will of all you young people who are leaving schools throughout the land to keep your minds open and to judge wisely. Sincerely yours, -rvxfeg., Q ,Q,A,..52Sl

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1 tl t.'l ,xv If-fl ', ' f ! . I 17 J 5,1.V.,,L,:uf,-., I ,W Jlprf l SAMARITANS: Miss Bring, Miss Burrough, Miss Carpenter, Mrs. Driscoll, Miss Flynn. Mr. Frankel, Miss Hussey. Mrs. Isaacs, Mrs. Kupferman, Dr. Lutyen. Miss Schein, Mr. Shapiro, Miss Spear, Mr. Williams. I0 7 HEREIN Don Q11i.Yotrf sauies forth in search of acl- mfnlures lllllll1I0PfSll7Hll the UOCJD S1-liX'1ARlTANS of ilu' html of Xvallon 'Pon reaching near the Walton wall, My lance I lowered, and I charged- Clear through the gate I flew right quick, And found myself within a hall From whence there issued suddenly A tall, majestic personage. Oh, youngster, hurry, you are late, Said she with look so heavenly. I salliecl forth with woeful face, To right all wrongs in every place