Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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The Year Book, you must surely see, Quoth one, while passing through the halls, The content each new term is changed, So that it might yet better bel Oh, those who program every class, To give the students what they want, Must truly wond'rous women be, For grateful is each eighth term lass. l sallied forth with woeful face, To right all wrongs in every place. My wand'ring soon came to a halt, On chancing these strange words to hear, My darlings just don't have the time: I'm sure it's really not their fault. Then quoth another, But, you see, The time for Class Night now is near: The dancers, actors must rehearse- So that our work a joy will be. I salliecl forth with woeful face, To right all wrongs in every place A man did hold within his hand Some sheets which I did spring to see, And saw I weighty business charts On publications of the land. I From this I turned and chanced to spy A man who took all Senior dues, And moaned the fact that ere they paid, The girls were chased with hue and cry. l salliecl forth with woeful face, To right all wrongs in every place I, Qc L SA - fy I g fi. x H, 4- . Q 'T ,Lffv T Q J' , Zi f . I A-'V i l i l l l .lp l- - Nfl: Ng. , A N J '- 16 : . if if? I, I I We ' 2? f, '- l gr. ' ' ily' ' -f ' a , x i .. .Y ' 1 N V if fl ' 1' X I . tv I Y jx ' -,,f:gF'f .4.-giw--we-It at .. H' x , Q 1 11

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On hearing voices shrill and high, I sauntered thence into a crowd: This is my classroom: now get out! I heard a lady's anxious cry. I sighed a deep, resounding sigh, And mopped my brow with heavy hand: Not once my sword had I brought forth, Not once my lance had I raised high! I sallied forth with woeful face, To right all wrongs in every place. Barbara Schaclmer, Millie Trager 211,95 I I SENIOR TEACHERS: Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Davis, Mr. Gitlin, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Greenberg, Miss I-Iird Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs. Kupferman, Mrs. Mangan. Mr. Mufson, Mrs. Nagelberg, Mr. Redmond, Miss Rieger Miss Robertson, Miss Rockwell, Mr. Schechter, Mrs. Small, Miss Spear, Mr. Weiss, Miss Wood. X. L17 ff! kVA 13 1 v