Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1943 volume:

! (;- K.V ' . : ' .:;;, ,.■ • ' v. ,■ ' ;!■: t ' ' • ' . 1 ' , ■ ■•■ ' ' . ' .(■ ■ iC: 1- h. ,• H : ' :- ' ir ' •■J ' . ' - ' ■ ' ■ ) , ' ' . J Denuinke ualfan hidh school bi anx7 new uork januaru 1943 ' - 2£ ftft PROLOGUE W ' lien delegates from the tuenU-one republics of the Western I leniispliere convened at tne Pan- American Conference in Rio de Janeiro last Janu- ary, the theme ol their convention was aptly ex- pressed in the following resolution: ' I hf |. rinrii)lc tlial liilcriiiiUrinal conoiicl niusi nc inspired by ihe poli( ' ol llie Cmoa Neiynlior is llie norm of inlematioiial law on ihc Kmerlcan Con- tinent. Since that time, a kaleidoscope of events has made us increasingly aware that the sentiment expressed in that statement is ol vilal and immetliale concern to every citizen ol ihe I ' nitcd States. C ir entire population is launched upon a lull-scale Good Neighbor campaign, designed to awaken in us the realization that from now on the very existence of this country antl thai ol all our sister re[)ublics lo the South, are inseparal)l cnlwincd and intemiingled. 1 hat spirit of friendliness and mutual interest is duplicated, in a smaller sense, here in Walton. For lour happy years, in classes and clubs, we have been cultivating and expanding a good neighbor policy among ourselves. While those four ears ha -e seen their share of disapjjoinlments and sorrow, the memo- ries which linger will be of the good times and dear friends. As we pari Irom all our good neighbors here, we lca e wilh llic rcinxiclion deep in (_)ur licnrls thai we are better ecfuipped than e er before to carr - with us through life the same friendly spirit which pre- vailed here. It is our sincere hope that this book will serve to re ' i ' e lor our pleasure in future x ' cars a lillle of the Good Neighbor Polic - inside Walton. bj.. i. i-; Sri:L DEDICATION MRS. NAOMI KAIJ.MAN MISS MAY MCLAUGHLIN ilh a IcclinK ' ol clecprst oralitude lor the guidance which ou have given us, we, the class of Januar ' 19-15. dedicate this, our yearbook, to you. Mrs. Kallman, Miss McLaughlin. Miss Strangfcld, and Mrs. Wessel. - , r f-f fAlVlORIK STRAN(;i KLIJ MRS. HH.m-.i.Akl) W I..N LL Class o( January lO- l: As each class graduates we arc remiiuled ol our liopcs and wishes for llieni. I always hope that one enduring qualit ' that our girls take with (hern from Walton is consideration for the rights of others. 1 was happy, therefore, when I was told that the theme of your yearbook was Good iVe i A xjrs al Wallon. Consideration lor the rights of others as a basic principle for all our actions at alton makes it possible for us to live as good neighbors in our crowded school community. If you carry this awareness of others ' righls inio all our relations with people and into your thinking on important cjuestions, you will be members of the band that will solve y merica ' s vexing social and economic problems. If ou can help create a wodd in which people are guided in their actions In- this rule ol lile, ou will advance the search lor the road to per- manent peace which man so earncstK ' desires. You take with ()u our l esl w ish( s for a good lile. Sincerelv ours. ' ' a— 1 -OisllJ S ruK ipal ) Kr« AAWv-- CONTENTS PACE Prologue 4 Ocdiration 5 Miss Ci ' inill s Message 6 I ' adiltv I ictures 8 Good Neignnors— E cn flien 10 Senior 1 icliircs and Personalities I 1 Good Neiglinors lor I ' onr cars 55 , (li ilies 56 Senior Officers 58 Future Leaders. Look South! 59 Scnolastir Honors 60 Student Government 65 Publications 64 The Senior and llie Senorila 60 Senior Celenrities 70 The South Xiiierican Way 72 Class Night 73 Photomontage of Good Neighbors at Walton 74 F-pilogue 76 MISS JULIA E. HOLSTE ' Dean % MRS. DOROTHEA B. DRISCOLL AdministrcilirL- Assist an I CHAIRMEN Ol- DFJ-ARTMENTS-sill nn: Mrs. Ilm,l,.r. Miss Gu.-rns,v. Miss S.li.in. Mrs. Ei,sl,rl,r„„k, Miss Harrison: sitimliriq: Dr. Sindlfr. Dr. Kiiriiiiii ' rii ' . Miss Morris. Mr. Ciorcloii. Mrs. Fcllpr. Miss Riogor. Mr. Yjicknnwilz, Mrs. Winner. ADMSERS OF SENIOR ACTlVITIFS-siding: Mi . R-.r r.. Miss Lulym. Mrs. Pn r: st„uhn r. Miss DrurkfT. Mr. Mnrlowr. N!iss Sclirooder, Miss Flynn. Mr. ' il!i;iriis. SENIOR TEACHERS— siding: Irs. KIrin. Mr ;. Vcrrilli. Miss Seligmnnn. Miss W ' liilnov. Miss Fonin. Iiss MacDonciKi. Miss Bronnnn: sUitutiitfi. Mrs. Cirussiiian, Mrs. Ouzz  . Mr. Oillin. Miss Sclirof l r. Miss Cumniings. GOOD NEIGHBORS -EVEN THEN Mrs. Lorraine P. Price In Mrs. Prices e ' es do we see a twinkle Or a new if km lor Peri- winkle? ,K Mrs. Edith NACKi.iuiRr. Bewildered maiden, be or cheer: Vocational giiidance noli II find here. Mr. Jacob Mufson Minus two— an. a mere cleri- cal detail; nothing personal vou understand. Miss Margueritf. O ' Connor She keeps the Log rolling. Miss Ella L. Fi.ynn Seniors flilling here and there, Seniors round and seniors fair. Seniors all are Miss I ' lynn s carcl Mr. Samlm::. 1). Vvck.xowttz A Bunsen Inirner is his llame. BARBARA AARONSON Science holds charms for our friend Bab; She ' s always In the Bio Lab. BEATRICE ABEL Smiling, g y, and dependable, Nothing about her that ' s not commendable. RUTH ABRAMS When life becomes dull, just call upon Ruth; She ' s full of good humor, sparkle, and youth. NATALIE ACKERMANN Dazzling hair, a smile so rare, A personality beyond compare. MARGARET ACKERSON Baseball and other sports are what Margaret enjoys; She ' s well litced and has lots of poise. MARY ANN ADAMS My! You ' re pretty. Gosh! You ' re gay. Golly! How ' d you get that way? LAURETTE ADELSON A member of the Crafts Club was Laurette; A secretarial job she wants to get. GLORIA ADLER Gloria ' s aim: to teach tiny tots, And we ' re sure they ' ll like her lots. FLORENCE AGNEW A knock for her would be hard to find. For she ' s a girl of the nicest kind. SUZANNE ALLEN When talking of ambition, Our Susie says, Physician. CAROL ALTER Friendly to all, foe to none, Gay and quick, and loads of fun. GLORIA AMBROSIO , Take a look at her scrap book. Crammed full of music makers. ARLINE AMOS Learn, little girl, before you grow old. For learning is better than silver and gold. BEATRICE ANDERSON Our Junior Health Counsellor was she; She did her job most capably. 12 ETHEL ANDERSON Ethel did her work easily, And, on the whole, successfully. RITA ANDERSON Rita has snap; we must concede it. As a photographer she ' ll surely need it. LUCILLE ANTONUCCI Lucille is good-natured and funny, Her disposition is very sunny. PHYLLIS ARONOFF For a sense of humor that none can beat. Witty Phyllis Aronoff, you should meet. GLORIA ASCt keen sense de oi r og Editor- oy her. RUTH AUERBACH She can brighten the corner of the darkest room. PHYLLIS AVALLON Phyllis has charm and talents ga- lore; She laid them all ai Walton ' s door. JANE BABCOCK Copper hair, merry eyes. Her star of fortune will surely rise. AUDREY BAKER Singing agrees with Audrey Baker; We hope some sponsor soon will take her. MURIEL ■MEB BARLIN Meb ' s quite proud of passing her life-saving test. We hope her life will hold only the best. ILEEN BARON Dark and slender Is our lleen; On sports and knitting she is keen. DOROTHY BARROW Jolly laughs and impish ways, Liven ail our gloomy days. JANE BARRY Temper is usually associated with red hair. But June ' s sweet disposition is truly JOSEPHINE BARTAK Clothes are her passion; She ' s always dressed in the latest fashion. 13 RUTH BAUER I Smilling and happy and always gay. You ' ll find her that way every day. MARILYN BAUMAN Lovingly sweet and honestly bright, Her charm ' s a beacon in the night. RUTH BAUMAN She ' s charnning though prim She loves to swim. EILEEN BAUMANN Say it with music. NATALIE BAUMGARTEN Nat. one of the nicest girls in our class, always has a ready snnile for everyone. RACHEL BEGLER Her class thinks she ' s a swell sport; In tact, that ' s a unanimous report. ALICE BEHR As a stewardess on an air line Alice Behr will surely shine. iOjtio , DORIS BEITLER When we see Doris we Icnow what ' s cooking; HER brother Is always better look- ing. ELIZABETH BELJEAN Quiet and shy: We like her that way. PEARL BELL Her voice Is as clear as her last name, And as precious as her first. SARAH BENJAMIN Please get your war stamps here, is her daily cry. What can we do but buy and buy? CORA BERENSON We ' ll hear that rhythm; We ' ll hear that tune; We ' ll see Cora win At the Harvest Moon, HARRIET BERGLASS There may be little of her, but what there Is, Is not to be belittled. VIRGINIA BERGSTROM Her heart Is true To the Navy Blue. ETHEL BERKOWITZ Ethel love? the drama and the dance; Success to her, and Bonne Chance. HARRIET BERKOWITZ If you ' re in the mood for fun. Harriet is always ready with a pun. ARLENE BERLIN She is kind as she is fair. BETTY BERSSON A canvas Is the rightful place On which to perpetuate so lovely a face. RUTH BILLING Tennis playing is her racket; Ruthie sure knows how to smack It. RUTH SINN To laugh is good; To make others laugh is better. RUTH BLITZER Figures large, and figures small, As n accountant she ' ll add them all. SYLVIA BLOMGREN Sylvia is a swimmer hard to beat; To see her form is quite a treat. FLORENCE BLUMENFELD Smiling face and laughing eyes. She ' ll be an accountant fine and wise. DOROTHY BOLLER Her cheerful smile, her sunny ways, Help to brighten the darkest days. THERESA BONGIORNO In the pool she always shines; Dancing is one of her pastimes. WANDA BORZDYNSKI In our P.T. class Wanda played, And beat out the rhythm whil we swayed. EDNA BOYET A lovely girl with a lovely voice To be an actress Is her choice. MARGARET BRADFORD She was In the Gondoliers, Where she won applause and cheers. f j ( ■ v-r 15 BERNADETTE BRADY A costume designer for you, Milady? Banish your fears. Call Bernadeffe Brad y. MARY BRAHAM Mary, who works with scarcely an error, Will be a secretary, smart and clever. CAROLE BRAUN Carole Braun, oh, we have her on the list; She ' s an up and coming philatel- ist. BETTY BRAUNSTEIN On being a nurse Betty set her heart; We ' ve liked her work right from the start. BETTY BREEN Even though we wouldn ' t call her a gold digger, She has always made our class treasury grow bigger. RUTH BRENNER She sports many a coat of fur. Her dad certainly Is good to her. ROSALIND BRESLOW it ' s nice to be natural When you ' re naturally nice! LORRAINE BROSCHART Active In school was our friend, Lorraine; Success in life she will attain. GERTRUDE BROWN She kept us out of trouble and led us out of pranks; To Gertie, the president of 8-6. we owe our thanks. HELEN BROWN Dark hair, dark eyes, and a bright mind. LOUISE BROWN For dressing well she has a flair; That ' s why people turn and stare. ' ' ' j-- MARTHA BRUCE Martha, a girl both bright and sincere. Is editor of the Spanish magazine this year. EVELYN BRULFER She ' ll succeed as a surgeon once she starts. By saving their lives and winning their hearts. GLORIA BURKE Her height and stature we all ad- mire, Her scholastic rating is much higher. CAROL BURRELL Carol has hair that ' s bright and red. She wants to be an author — or so she said. MARY BYRNES An office worker she wants to be; Her hobbies are sports and pho- tography. I DORIS CARROLL What a gal. she ' s always merry: She aims to be a secretary. SYLVIA CALEFF When asking for a book she ' ll say, Let ' s have the best-seller of the day. ROSE CALLAHAN O younger generation, hail future teacher Rose! We ' re sure that she will keep you on your toes. EDITH CAREY With witty poems and snappy dialogues She wrote the column known as Log-Jogs. EDNA CARGILL To be a public accountant is her aim; She surely knows the bookkeeping game. c GLORIA CARRAS Petite And sweet. EVELYN CARTER Full of fun. the original self- starter Is our energetic classmate, Evelyn Carter. FRANCES CASTALDI Frances is both lively and gay; With us she ' s popular in every way. ROSE CATARELLA Rose is a very popular lass; That ' s why she ' s president of the -I class. HELEN CATO Worrying about her pompadour, Gives he wgrries galore. , viviahOcella ivian $ happy that one need not ration The privilege of geHing a higher education. BLANCHE CHAIMSON A scientist our Blanche would be; She ' s bound to make good, wait and see. 17 NORMA CHELTON She ' s first on our Hit Parade! MARIE CIPRIANI An efficient class officer was Marie; The Icind of a girl we like to see. ROSLYN COHEN Roslyn ' s like a chocolate soda, Always sweet and bubbling over. RUTH COHEN Busy and quiet all through the day, She goes on In her modest way. URSULINA CIRELLI - RUTH COHEN In modern languages she ' s first JP ' ■ Don ' t be deceived by Ruth ' s rate; ■ m height; To become a teacher is her fate. ft F Whatever she does, she does - ? right. M, M ROSALIND CIZNER A quiet girl, shy and petite, With a pleasant voice and man- ner sweet. ELSIE COHEN That Elsie ' s wise there is no doubt; She knows what school is all about. % LILLIAN COHEN Lillian will be remembered for her helpfulness. PHYLLIS COHEN In clothes Phyllis has excellent taste; In her future work no time she ' ll waste. SALLY COHEN Sally wants to go on the stage; We ' ll see her name on the the- atrical page. CAROLINE COLONNELLI If you watch her nimble feet. You ' ll know to her dancing is a treat. THERESA CONLON Terry, a shy and quiet lass. Has won the love of all the class. JOAN CONNOLLY A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. 18 CAROLYN COOPER A lover of volleyball and hockey we agree, Who wants to marry a man with an M.D. degree. YVEHE COOPERSMITH A Dodger fan to the bitter end, But still and all a sincere friend. ALICE COULTER Let her have music end she wil seel no other delight. MARGARET CRANE From making grimaces please re- frain When confronted by a camera and Margaret Crane, FLORENCE CROWLEY She wants to be a nurse, you see, And bring good health to you and me. SHIRLEY CRUPAR She ' ll give thin girls dash, stout women, line, With the beauty of each dress de- sign. rjU:: f g HELEN CZURYLOWSKI You sing it; she ' ll play it. RAFFAELA D ' AMATO It would be worth your while to take a look, At the actors and actresses in her adeIaide DANNEBAUM Although Adele ' s mind may seem to be on bookkeeping, Her first thoughts are really on eating. VIRGINIA DAUGHTRY To the Glee Club she lends her voice, But baseball and basketball are her choice. EVELYN DAVIDSON Tweet she ' s called by everyone; She ' s a girl who ' s lots of fun. ALICE DAVIS Alice will enter the portals Reserved for newspaper immor- tals. 4: A tt6 -t -j -w GRACE DAVIS Grace ' s hobby is figure skating and adding to her skating scrap- book. SYLVIA DAVIS Sylvia plans herself to immerse In studying how to become a nurse. 19 FELICIA DEAK If a friend in need you seek, We suggest you page Felicia Dealc. HELEN DE MELIO A jolly laugh, a clever pun, In other words, Helen Is mighty good fun. ANNETTE DE PRIMIO Wisdom, beauty, honor, pleasure Combine In her, all in good meas- ure. RENEE DE ROBERTS Let ' s get hep and ready to jive, For here comes Renee of class 8-5 HELEN DEUTSCH Good things come In small pack- ages they say; As a classmate, Helen ' s fine in every way. EVELYN DISTENFELD She wants to be a dietitian, And guard us all from malnutri- tion. INEZ DE SIMONE Her varied talents all are great; In writing and music she ' s first rate. LOnE DOHM Health aide, office aide, bank aide too. Someone who always tries to do any job and see it through. ALICE DOMENECK Spanish and civics are studies she likes; Music and dancing are her chief delights. ROSE DOWDALL Her cheery smile and no sign of sass, Makes for a jolly Irish lass. GERALDINE DOWLING Known in classroom, gym and halt For her speed in basketball. THERESA DOYLE She ' s been selected as the pret- tiest of our 8-5 class, A healthy, happy, charming lass. JANICE DRESNER Lady In a Jam. PAULINE DROPKIN Efficient and business-like is she. She ' ll make an excellent secretary. 20 ELAINE DUGGINS Future social worker Elaine Hopes to ease the poor man ' s pain. MABEL DUNDON When we ' re dressing in the locker room, Mabel ' s chatter dispels all gloom. MADELINE DU PONT Madeline likes to be in the swin of things. ODETTE DURAND I want to travel, and I ' ll do it yet; Then I ' ll go to business, says Odette. GLORIA EBERST This little lass It the artist of our class. ESTHER EDELMAN She ' s an editor of the Log ; she ' s pretty and tall; In character and leadership she tops us all. GERTRUDE EDELSTEIN A most dependable girl, A pillar of our class. KATHERINE EGAN A darling girl you can ' t resist; A Waltonite who will be missed. THELMA EISENBERG She wears costume jewelry and weird colored nails. But where a job ' s to be done Thelma never failj. feWODA ELLENBOGEN Blond hair and eyes of blue- Gentlemen prefer Rhoda too. 7,i GLORIA ENNEVOR She plays, she sings, she dances too; She really makes a hit with you. VIOLET FAERBER To be a teacher she has a call; She wants to teach history to all. VIOLET FARINA Her face may appear calm and serene. But a world of mischief lies un- seen. FRANCES FASANO When the Dodgers and the Yankf begin to lose. To Giant fan Frances this is wel- come news. 21 FLORENCE PASS Her aim is to serve as best she can To relieve the suffering of her fellow man. CONCEHA FAVAZZO In orchestra the violin site ' plays; The memory of l|er music with us HORTENSE FELDMAN She likes reading of all sorts, And participates in various sports. MARIE FERRARA Marie wants to be a designer of women ' s apparel, Or else an actress like Madeline Carrol. CLARA FISCHBEIN Clara ' s her name; To bring joy is her aim. EDITH FISHMAN Edith ' s ambition; to be a journal- ist. She ' s good in that field and should persist. PEARL FISHMAN To be a Spanish stenographer is her aim; Because she ' s efficient this goal she ' ll attain. GLORIA FLEUR Her artistic talent comes with ease; Her ambition is always to please. BERNICE FLIEGELMAN She loves baseball and is a Giant fan. The poor gi.-l should take up knit- ting while she can. ESTELLE FLIEGLER Senorlta Profesora one day she will be; Lucky the muchachas who will study at her knee. MARTHA FLISSER Dainty, fair, and sweet is she; A charming miss, we all agree. MARGARET FOGARTY Her eyes are so expressive; She seems to talk with them. EDYTHE FISHMAN Prepared for each contingency, A social worker she will be. ANNEHE FORMAN A lover of books of every de- scription: Plays, biographies and especially fiction. 22 NEYSA FORMAN A soft-spoken and friendly miss. LOUISE FORMICA Her ambition foremost and first, Is to become an army nurse. ELEANOR FRANK To be a journalist is Eleanor ' s de- sire. Missing that — a jewelry buyer. MARION FRANKLIN Oh, I ' ve a new diet, You simply must try it. ' V LILLIAN FREEDMAN Our athlete, Lillian, come tale a bow. At handball and tennis you sure are a wow. RITA FREEDMAN She has a line; the line is smart: She ' ll succeed in the field of art. MARION FRICK Three sandwiches at lunch is a lot to eat. But for our Marion it is no feat. JEANNE FRIEDBURG With Jeanne Friedburg worries fly away; She ' s happy all the livelong day. ROSLYN FRIEDLAND She ' s the type for whom teachers pray: Intelligent, alert, and prepared each day. In her chosen profession she ' l achieve fame. HARRIET FRIEDMAN, A temperament that gratifies; The typi ' of face that satisfies. MAXINE FRIEDMAN We never find Maxine looking tired and wan When she is arguing pro and con. WANDA FRONCZAK She likes swimming, fried chicken, concerts and rain. But school and cold weather give her a pain. GRACE FUERDERER Silence is a virtue that few of us possess. 23 MARILYN FURTH | If one could dance her way to success, Marilyn would get fo ifs pinnacle. JOSEPHINE GALDI A baseball game will put that certain gleam In her eye. TOBA GALES Galesy collected our medical blanks; For all her work, a vote of thanks. RUTH GARRY A winning smile, a pleasant wit, Where ' er she ' ll go, she ' ll make a hit. GLORIA GARVIN Grant Gloria ' s wish; it is so sim- ple. Remember her for her charming dimple. LILLIAN GAHANELLA To be a secretary is her goal; Glenn Miller and Harry James move her soul. {ns true;V - HARRLLTra«IKP9LA A jollVlass, ' , |[lllmake you lauglT whenever yAu ' re blue. h- .24 . IRENE GELBER A secreiary she wants io be; Her hobby is photography. HELEN SELLER With poise and charm she ush- ered many a Walton guest. For her we hope life ushers in the best. JANE GEPPERT When next of Ginny we get word, Her praise as a teacher will be heard. ANTOINEHE GERMANO Although she loves to read, Antoin- ette is no bookworm. Watch her on a bicycle! GLORIA «BRSfc Jpjiy, pepfly (n ( irrt(iiot i Sforia plana. TO- ' work jn a war. ,pl«nt. RENEE GILL Wit and wisdom are inborn, not acquired. RITA GINSBERG Do, re, mi Rita practices her scale; We hope the neighbors at her don ' t rail. SELMA GINSBERG Selma haunted the girls with: Any medicals or dentals today? CAROLINE GIOIA With this ditty we ' d like to convey, We ' ll all miss her after Gradua- tion Day. MARY GIORDANO Mary by name — merry by nature. FLORENCE GIHENS Friendly and efficient, In Spanish she ' s proficient. MILDRED GLASER Listening to music is Mildred ' s delight; • ' ■ ■ Whi1 science is her guiding tight. ,.« ADELE GLASSMAN Adele would like an exciting life. As a student, nurse, or somebody ' s wife. BERNICE GLICK Her words may be few. but they say much. X RUTH GOETZE Ruth is a redhead who loves to swim; To recite all her interests we just can ' t begin. REGINA GOGGIN A mighty good sport with lots of pep; To keep up with her you have to step. JANICE GOLD A good secretary is as good as Gold. RAE GOLDBERG With a smile that ' s sweet and gay. Defense stamps? and takes your dimes away. SHIRLEY GOLDBERG She has a sweet and dimpled smile. SELMA GOLDIN Goldy ' s a gal who ' s witty and gay: A charming young writer she ' ll be some day. RUTH GOLDMAN Hair the color of the sun — She ' s full of spirit and of fun. 25 ROSE GOLDSTEIN She is ready for work when it comes her way. OLSA GONZALEZ She ' s afhiefic, neat, and sincere, And secretary of her class this year. EDNA GOODMAN A sweet girl with a nice smile; All she is, is worth while. PHYLLIS GOODMAN When Phil represents us anywhere, We know we have a good man there. GERTRUDE GOORSKY She ' s good in history and book- keeping too; She expects to matriculate at N.Y.U. LENORE GORDON Sympathetic and ambitious is Lenore. Teaching is what she ' s studying for. RUTH GOTTFRIED When down to the infirmary we did go, She always listened to our tale of LEONORE GOTTLIEB The delight, the wonder of our stage! RHODA GOTTLIEB When there are things to do and things to say, Rhoda will always find the way. MARJORIE GRAMS Sweet and quiet; her hair ' s like the sun; A pleasing appearance that charms everyone. CONCETTA GRASS! Concetta Is our singing star. In the music world, we hope she ' ll go far. HELEN GREENBERG When Helen plays her violin, V Cares disperse and joys fly in. SANDRA GRIT7HANDLER Sandy Gritz. the girl with the smile. Can take stenography by the mile. HELEN GRMAN Kitty wants a degree in C.P.A. Good luck to you. What more can we say? 26 JAQUELINE GROSSMAN Lucky the man for whom she ' ll malce A toothsome biscuit and a fluffy cake. RITA GROUP A charming girl is light haired Rita. You really ought to come and meet ' er. EDDENA GROVES When you need help, have a worry or care, Here ' s one grand pal who ' s al- ways there. MARIE GUIDO Here ' s a girl who loves to sing; Throughout the world, her voice will ring. DORIS GUNTHER She provided the music for our varsity show last year. For this we owe her a hearty cheer. ETHEL GURLAND Science and the stage Ethel ' s fancy engage. EDITH HABER Humor and charm she never lacks; Edith is bound to join the WAACSI LORRAINE HALL To splash in the water is her de- light; Her diving is surely a glorious sight. NANCY HALL Pleasant of manner, soft of voice — For a true success, she ' s our first choice. NORMA HALLEY Never noisy, never a bore, Always good natured, never sore. PHYLLIS HANDSCHUH Her hair ' s as blond as blond can be; Her aim: to control her destiny. DIANA HANNES She is small; she is wise; She ' s a terror for her siie. MARILYN HANNIGAN She skates; she swims; tennis she plays; At her red hair with pleasure all do gaze. GLADYS HANSEN Her disposition is of the best. For she is a girl who likes to jest. 27 SYLVIA HAUSER Spanish is her favorite tongue; South America ' s praises by her are sung. ADELE HELFAND Addie Is smart; Addie Is wise; There ' s always a twinlde in her big blue eyes. JOAN HELLER One of our most popular girls Is Joan of the feather curls. HELEN HELMER Very quiet, quite petite, A combiyl on hard to beat. Kk ' ' ?, JOHANNA HENNINGER With malice towards none, with charity for aM. HELGA HERRMANN This ambitious girl from across the sea In medicine will take a high de- gree. : ; . SALLY HESS She has no other pet desire Than to set men ' s hearts on fire. JOSEPHINE HILPERT The office that employs Josie will have to be equipped with a radio during the baseball season. LENORE HIMMELHOCH Lenore would give the proverbial shirt off her back To anyone who for clothing did lack. GERTRUDE HENES We shall remember affection ately, Gert who wrote verses for you and for me. LENORE HIRSCHBERG She has contributed to almost every publication. Her art work gives us inspiration. ELEANOR HODGE In athletics there ' s nothing you can ' t do — Our witty Eleanor, here ' s a toast to you. LEONORE HOENIG Her effervescent spirit bubbles right into our hearts. pCCe GLORIA HOLLANDER Although she says It ' s not sedate, Gloria still will gesticulate. DOROTHEA HOLMES She likes to swim, she likes to dance, But best of all, she likes romance. MARCIA HOLSTEIN Marcia ' s interests are varied and wide; She takes math and photography in her stride. INGE HOPPE A perfect figure for modeling has she. But a prim secretary she ' d rather be. MARY HORAN Class president of 8-2 — Gosh! we ' re going to miss you. ESTHER HOROWITZ Esther presents the perfect blend; Good student, trusted friend. GERALDINE HOROWITZ Geraldine ' s pleasant, Geraldine ' s gay: Geraldine ' s fun; that ' s Geraldine ' s way. HELEN HOROWITZ For locks and hearts to open, Sweet music is the key. VIVIAN HOROWITZ As for Vivian, a priority has she. On musical expression and sweet melody. NORVELLE HURRY Always happy, always gay. Never angry, that ' s her way. ESTELLE HURWITZ Estelle ' s ambition is to take up nursing; Oh, Doctor! When do we start rehearsing? RITA ILARIO A twentieth century Florence Nightingale. PHYLLIS IMBARRATO To be a good housewife is all she desires; And to be a good mate to the man she admires. MARILYN JACOBUS A promising student, a scholar indeed. As a secretary she should succeed. ELSIE JUDENFREUND She is sweet; she is neat; She can cook without a book. 29 SUZANNE KALFUS The Traffic Aides she used to rule; Now she ' s president of our school. PAULINE KAPLAN Efficient, pleasant, sweet — in short; Chief Justice of the Walton Court. LUCILLE KASHDAN She can sing; she can act; This isn ' t a tale; it ' s a proved fact. LEONA KASSINO Ever smiling, ever gay. Ever pleasing, that ' s her way. ( I : Of BETTY KATZ G.O. Rep. for many a year, Betty really is a dear. EVELYN KATZOWITZ She ' s a Lindy dancer and can she gol Here ' s to Evelyn! Cheerio! O. . fiilAjU allmJ ' I HELENE ICAUff She ' s anxious, yes, oh very, very To be a lawyer ' s secretary. T FELICIA KAUFMAN It will certainly be an eventful day, When FIshie has nothing cheerful to say! SHIRLEY KAUFMAN Perhaps clothes don ' t make the man, But we do feel that Shirley ' s can. MARY KEARNS Mary ' s smile Is. ah, so bright; As a children ' s nurse she ' ll be just right. URSULA KEEGAN On the seventh term hike she fell in the lake. But came up in time to graduate. MARY KELLY When it comes to friendliness, Mary ' s on our list; She ' s got quiet charm that ' s hard to resist. ELIZABETH KEMPEL Betty is neat, quiet and shy; We hope her sweet charms wil never die. FRANCES KENNEDY Children will learn their work from A to Z Under the direction of Frances Kennedy. 30 MARY KENNY A girl with quiet ways. ELAINE KE URAJIAN Elaine, who plays the violin, Musical success will one day win. NORA KILLEEN She ' s our Irish Kllleen. PHYLLIS KIRSH A dlllar a dollar. Our ten o ' clock scholar. TESSA KLARR To design our clothes Is the aim of Terry: She ' s pretty, red-haired, gay and merry. THELMA KLEIN In Walton ' s Dramatic Ctub and Variety Show — In the future, on the radio. ROSLYN KLEINMAN Roslyn wishes to be an office worker. We know she has never been a shirker. SALLY KLEnER Sally never just chews and sits; Her fingers fly as she knits. GERTRUDE KOENIG With Gertie we always like to be; She ' s full of laughter, fun, and glee. ELAINE KOENIGSBERG Photography and art are Elaine ' s delight; For her we see quick fame In sight. HELEN KOLEK Although she keeps us quiet In study, Still Helen Is liked by everybody. iXsTE Istor packer e hopes ' to be; theJgat« of llnQwIedie .4she ' ll SI-ilR Y KONl STEIN V FLGRE RENCE KORN A new light to the world of science born, No other, my friends, than Flor- ence Korn. - c l t- . RUTH KRAMER Ruth ' s happy-go-lucky all the day long, A heart full of gladness to make life a song. 31 RUTH KRAPOHL Rufh does everything at a very fast rate; That ' s why she likes to swim and y- j ' i foller skate. , l GLORIA KRAUSER Gloria is a girl we should emulate, For salvage she brought quite a weight. MURIEL KRAWITZ The reason for our stare, Is your mop of curly hair. FLORA KREIDMAN No one can be in despair or gloom When witty f a ' i in the room. J7 when witty R(o a ' s in t • tNGA«ORS KRHJCE - Her interest lies chiefly ln art; We h her suco s fromJhe start. EVELYN KRIGEL Her happy face and quiet smile. We will remember for a long while. ETHEL KUSSEL She ' s determined; she ' s smart; she will not fail; Ethel ' s our future Florence Night- ingale. CHARLOTTE KUHNER Lookle, lookie, lookie, Here comes Kookle, A pleasant sight to see. IRMA LAMBERT She ' s little and she ' s loads of fun. Jitsy is liked by everyone. CONSTANCE LANG Helpful she was to all who knew her; Our gratitude and affection go to her. CHARLOnE LANGER Charlotte wants to be a buyer, And keep prices from rising higher. CARMELA LA ROSA She ' s a very serious lass indeed; Her favorite pastime is to read. m V f £1 2 PEARL LAST ■ ' . r w Pearls last name gives her a clue 1 MK k As to what we wish her luck to do. CATHERINE LAWLOR Her blue eyes dance along with her feef. 52 THELMA LAZAROWITZ Waltzing, waltzing, high on cloud. JUDITH LEICHER Judith studies, but not in vain, For what she wants she will at- tain. LENORE LERNER As Advisory Council president, To do her part she ' s never hesy tant. RENA LEVANDER Some walk a mile for a Camel, they say. But we ' d walk a mile for her any day. MIRIAM LEVENSON Here ' s a girl who ' s more than sweet; To hear her sing is joy complete. DOROTHEA LEVINE On the radio her voice was heard, Clear and sweet like a bird. IRMA LEVINE Charm plus her smile. Surely Is worth while. RUTH LEVINE She does her homework on the Installment plan. THELMA LEVINE Thelma Levine hopes to be A whiz ai stenography. SHIRLEY LEVY At figures Shirley is quite clever; She ' ll succeed in every endeavor. ALICE LEWin Alice is a girl whom we can label: Always ready, willing, and able. GENEVIEVE LINLEY We ' re luclty we piciced you for e.O. Rep.: You collected our money with plenty of pep. HARRIET LIPSKY To be a fashion designer is her desire; Of her lovely fashion plates we ' ll never tire. JUDITH LIHHAUER This dark-haired maiden is a movie fan; We understand her favorite is Ray Milland. 33 GILDA LO GUERCIO By collecting salvage Gllda does her bit; When work ' s to be done, she ' ll not idle sit. PHYLLIS LOMBARDI Does anyone in here want the ' Times ' ? Then off to work collecting dimes. ■ .•■ ' . i t u m nss: THEDA LUBLINER Always cheerful, she ' s a leader. When you need help look for Theda. ..,wU- LORE LUfKART A life-saver she wants to be, But she doesn ' t limit herself to- the sea. ' sjr FRANCES LUNDQUIST Frances seems quite reserved and timid, But when she ' s around there ' s never a dull minute. DORIS LYNCH Doris, a girl without complaints, Loves to dabble with her paints. EILEEN LYNCH Of the charms she does possess, The best of all is friendliness. EVELYN MADDEN Evelyn ' s future lies in a commercial career; It ' s not hard to tell her success is near. SUZAN MAIBAUM Good things come in small pack- ages, it ' s true! It must be so, for loolc at Sue. LILLIAN MALLOY A class secretary was Lillian MaU loy; In the Craft Club she found joy. DOROTHY MALONEY Help us raise our ambulance goal. Bdlce a calce and ease your soul. MARGARET MALONEY Peggy ' s the cute girl with the tilted nose. The gay laughter, and the beau- tiful clothes. ANNA MARCHESE Her recipe scrap book shows which way her thoughts are tend- ing. SYBIL MARCUS Quiet and pleasant in her way. She hooes to be in business some Z • -rt 34 VERA MARGOLIN Vera is qu!et; this we must say. But she has charm and a winning way. ' I J ! WLp. ' ., M GLADYS MARKFIELD We ' ll find that Gladys at the end of a year Is successful In her business career. JOSEPHINE MARKOV ' ITZ For art and the dance she has a flair; This green-eyed girl with the strawberry hair. MURIEL MARKS Does Muriel ' s nickname appeal to you? It ' s short and sweet, my friends. It ' s Moo. HELEN MAROHL Ladies who can smile so brightly, People welcome most politely. DASSIA MARSHACK Dassia would like to be an engi- neer some day; Such an eager girl will surely have her way. JOAN MARSHALL Although Joan seems very meek. She ' ll always find what she wilt seek. GLORIA MASCOLA Her hair is the crown to which all bow. LUCY MASIELLO Every girl has her favorite sport, Hers is on the basketball court. LEANORE MATTES Her acting merits silk and satin. MARY MAHHEV S She ' s tactful, she ' s fair, She always does her share. DOROTHY MAYER Dotty Mayer Is full of life; She ' d make a good career girl but a much better wife. MURIEL MAYER She always wears nice clothes, Laces, ribbons, and bows. DOROTHY MAZALTOV P.T. The forte Of Dotty. 35 FRANCES MAZEROWITZ A ball of flame beyond compare, Her curly top of bright red hair. HELEN MCEVOY Every minute, every hour Helen dreams of Tyrone Power. RITA MCGUIRE Johnny Doughboy has a rose in Walton, Sure, and Rita Is the sweetest of MARY MCILREE How beautifully she illustrates the old saying, As neat as a pin. AGNES MCNEE She likes soldiers, sailors, and ma- rines, They ' re all swell, from Iceland to the Philippines. ANNETTE MENACHEM Annette is a sweet and quiet maid; She served her school as a traffic aide. ALMA MENIER Alma is going to juggle with pills To cure the world of some of Its BERNICE MESSINGER A friend to all is winsome Bunny; With a disposition sweet and sunny, In our class she ' s quite a honey. GERTRUDE MC LERNON Eating Is her passion, j Yet she keeps her figure j Ha MARGARET MCMANUS Margaret likes to sing And with her voice joy to bring. KATHLEEN MCMULLEN Her high standards, her worthy aim, Her character too, we heartily ac- claim. RUTH MEYER A student of highest caliber. Ruth Is also a pleasant companion, in Iso a pleasant companion, in ) J f RUTH MEYERS After a successful business life Ruth hopes to be a devoted wife. ANITA MEYERSON The hair gleams bright on Anita ' s head. You guessed It, folks; It ' s flaming red. 36 MAXINE MEZEBISH Maxine has a heart of purest gold; - She ' s generous, helpful, and never cold.  . -J HELEN MIELE To be an air hostess is her aspira- tion; At this, we agree, she ' ll be a sen- sation. HELEN MILEY Helen draws her cartoons with pro- fessional skill; Her artistic ambitions we hope she ' ll fumn. ESTHER MILLER Esther Miller ' s a jolly maid. Who was an efficient office aide. CLAIRE MINTZER A pretty qjrl wifll a lovely s|iin Aryd a ( if| Jt ic tl er fails to win. r CLARA MITTELMARK In baseball, football, and avia- tion, Clara needs no second invitation. ANNA MIZRAHI Swing music is her delight, On the dance floor she ' s a pretty sight. CONSUELO MLADINICH Connie likes very much to write; For her, journalism is just right. LENA MONACO Whenever her favorite vocalist she is asked to name. Her answer — Sinatra — is always the same. ROSLYN MONTUORI Speech is silver; Silence Is golden. PHYLLIS MOOKE A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. JUDITH MORRIS If you like humor, then Judy ' s the one; For when you ' re with her, you ' ll always have fun. JEAN MORRISON A girl with personality plus, Jean will be remembered by all of HARRIET MOSES Art editor of Scientific Spheres, Her work deserves Walton ' s cheers. 37 IRENE MOSHMAN i-fi ' A Charm and grace come but io few, And, Irene, it has come to you. . i.iji l t:. H£t ' MURIEL MOSKOWIT7 Help the Red Cross by crochet- ing. With Muriel on the job there ' s no delaying. JOAN MUIR In English she knows every other rule. But she stars, indeed, in the swim- ming pool. SYLVIA MUNTER In drawing Sylvia takes great pleasure; This Is a talent one should treasure. DOROTHY MURPHY Attributes of Dot ' s personality: Vim, vigor, and vitality. NORA MURRAY Some like syncopation. But Nora likes taking dictation. HELEN MYERSON A fine musician she will be; Through life she ' ll dwell In har- mony. sm ANN MYLES The president of 8-5 is helpful and a pal. In fact, we think she ' s quite a gal. CECELIA NADEL Her being accompanist to Miss Schein, Of her musical ability Is a sign. MARY NEARY She must have been born with a smile. HARRIEHE NELSON Harrlette is full of fun, And popular with everyone. RUTH NELSON Her eyes get that certain gleam When she cheers for that Giant team. , . JACQUELIN NEWMAN • That she ' s patriotic can easily be seen: She ' s a hostess at a canteen. MURIEL NEWMAN Muriel ' s been In many school plays. Watch your laurels, Helen Hayes. 38 MARY NOLAN Our hearts she won with friendly conversation, We ' ll certainly miss her after graduation. LEATRICE NOPPE Her outstanding trait is self-re- liance; She ' ll be great in the field of sci- ence. DEBORAH NOSCHKES From her ambition in life she ' ll never desist, Until she becomes a journalist. ¥1 MARGIE O ' BRIEN You will often find her buried deep in an adventure boolc. MARY O ' CONNELL Mary, Mary, don ' t you fear. The Yanks will try again next year. ZELDA ODES She will be a chemical engineer; Oh, the destinies she will steer. EILEEN O ' LEARY Let ' s hope your ailments will be few. But those that you have she ' ll cure for you. MARGUERITE ONGARO She likes to swim, she likes to skate, She likes to keep her reading up to date. ELEONORE OPPENHEIMER Walton ' s own Quiz Kid. AGNES O ' SHAUGHNESSY A sunny nature can pull the trick Of aiding the recovery of the sick. JOYCE OHLEY You should see her sing and sway, To the rhythm of Down Argentine Way. LUCY OURAKIAN Lucy craves To be one of the W.A.V.E.S. NANCY PANTANA Give her a boat ride and sky of blue And she ' ll dance the night away with you. AGNES PASANELLI On a commercial career she ' ll em- bark. And in that field she ' ll make her rk. 39 ROSINA PATELMO Basketball and badminton are activities that Pat is particularly proficient at. HELEN PERELSTEIN She ' s going to business; that ' s plain to see; And there she ' ll work successfully. FELICIA PEREZ kr yrWng is as good as her r§ d her LMAN s degree; LILLIAN PERLMUTTER Present or absent? That ' s all I ask. She ' s the secretary of our class. CARMELA PEROTA This girl is true, as right as rain; In the business world she ' ll make her name. MARY PETRUCCELLI In the Night in the Orient she dazzled our eyes, But in sports at Walton her chief interest lies. GLORIA PFEFFER Gloria ' s the girl who ' s peppy and athletic; She has a pretty face and a smile that ' s magnetic. ALICE PHILLIPS Attractive and full of fire — What more could anyone desire? , ' r GLORIA PIETARINEN A mathematician she will be And rule her home with harmony. THERESA PIROZOK She dances well, has a lovely voice; For a friend she ' d be our choice. NORMA PIHEL It ' s very possible that the sight Of Norma ' s twinkling toes will critics delight. VICTORIA PLEVRITIS Twinkling eyes, flashing smile, This is Victoria, without guile. FRANCES PLUTINO On the piano she likes to play. As a bank clerk she ' ll make her way. 40 FELICIA PODOLSKY Felicia ' s picture you all see here: Her ambition ' s to be a chemical engineer. FLORENCE POLANSKY Here ' s a girl who is dark and tail, She ' s a lover of books and basket- ball. EVELYN PORGES An Arista girl and club member she, Interested in each activity. RITA PORTO Rita ' s the girl we all adore; She ' ll get ahead in the field of law. HARRIET POSTAL Pleasant and witty And pleasingly pretty. LILA POTASNICK Lila ' s a friend, true and sincere; Her company brings us good cheer. RUTH POWERS Ruth wants to be a teacher; she ' s popular and gay; To be in her good graces pupils will vie each day. ETHEL PRESSER A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. BERNICE RALL A pleasant girl is Bernice Rail; Her company ' s enjoyed by all. - ' ALICE RANKIN Aquila Waltonia has claimed Alice for its own. In other school functions she has also shone. EMILY RASMUSSEN Blond hair, complexion fair, In everything she ' s just and square. SYBIL RATCHICK Will the girl talking please stand? Up goes Sybil with excuses grand. HELEN RAUS On Helen ' s lips there ' s always a song. 41 ROSLYN REBARBER She ' s sunny, she ' s bright; She ' s great, but not in height. MARCIA JEAN REESE Whether in rain or shine, Her disposition ' s always fine. HARRIET REGOW Singing is her life ' s ambition, For her success we ' ll keep awlshin ' . FLORENCE REICHSFELD Her nature is reflected in her eyes, Blue and sunny as sumn e r slcies. EDITH REIER Rug-cutting and lindy-hopping Edith can do all day without stop- ping. LORRAINE REILLY Lorraine ' s so full of pep and fun. That she ' s well lilted by everyone. MARGARET REILLY Her interest In business Is shown by her membership In the Business Club. EFFIE AVIS REINER There ' s nothing Effie can ' t write or tell; She does both often and quite well. SHIRLEY REINES Her talk is as lively as her bas- Icetball. NICHOLINA RESCINITI To keep our boys warm, many a sweater she ' s knit; To raise their morale, many a let- ter she ' s writ. EUNICE RIBLINGER Though French was her language of second choice. She now acclaims it with a mighty voice. LEE JUNE RICH Lee has blue eyes, curly brown hair, And a character beyond compare. MILDRED RICHMAN In Mil we have a perfect blend ' IL Of earnest student and worthv ' friend. V ' d S4 ' .JJ EDNA RICHTER Silence Is her way; That ' s all that we can say. 42 LYDIA RIEBACK How empty and futile seems a rhyme like this, To describe such an artistic and charming miss. CECEIL RINDER All the pupils will get a square deal When as a teacher they have Ceceil. ELAINE RIVISE Elaine ' s Interest lies in art; In Walton High she got her start. JOSEPHINE A. RIZZO A joyful nature, gay and free, And underneath, sincerity. DOROTHY ROMM To the Gondoliers she did add her voice, As a singer She is 8-4 ' s choice. FLORENCE ROSEN Just five feet and lots of fun. GILDA ROSEN She never gives her tongue a rest, But we enjoy her talk with zest. IRMA ROSEN For every quip she has a reply — That Irma ' s quite witty, we can- not deny 1 t- N BERNICE ROSENBERG - - Her ambitions are but two: To be a teacher and a housewife too. MARTHA ROSENBERG Till Martha succeeds she ' ll never pause; To her. science will open Its doors. HELEN ROSENTHAL Helen ' s swimming Is full of grace, Delightful as her pretty face. DORIS ROSENSWEIG Doris is the reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. ANONA ROSIER The work that Anona plans to do Is become a nurse and a good one, too. AUDREY ROTH We hope she will succeed in her endeavors. 43 RHEA ROTHMAN When Rhea teaches biology, She ' ll know educational psychol- ogy. FRANCES ROTHSTEIN Her aim is to be a radio star; With her lovely voice she should go far. JEAN ROY A smile for all. a frown for none, Tis the spirit of Jean — ask anyone. CAROL RUBIN Carol bids Walton a sad adieu; She will study merchandising at N.Y.U. LAURA RUBINOWITZ A very pleasant girl is Laura; That we knew when we first saw her. JUNE RUDDY We thank you, June, for all you ' ve done To make our term a happy one. ETHEL RUDICH Ethel Is a Junior Air Raid Warden, and serves on the Walton Salvage Committee. ANNA RUDL She knows neither anger, nor envy, nor fear. We all agree she is a dear. PEARL RUDMAN Gay tunes on the piano she likes to play; Her ambition — to be a C.P.A. FRANCES RUTSKY Frances is the girl with the jolly face; In the business world she ' ll take her place. i. GERALDINE RYAN An editor of the Log, a whii at math.. Statistics is her chosen path. ALICE SADOWNIK Quite efficient In every way; A laboratory technician she ' ll be some day. BETSY SAFRAN If your pulse is slow and your heart unsteady, And you need a nurse. Betsy ' s ready. , _ -• 1 ,1 7) A ■ ' %. OTHELIA SALERNO | Othelia is our Periwinkle Rep., We like her a lot, for she ' s full of pep. 44 CLAIRE SALOP Her charm and wit, you must admit. Throughout each year, have brought us cheer. CHARLOTTE SALTZMAN A sweet and quiet miss Is she, A great success we hope she ' ll be. HARRIET SAMALIN She finds the joy of life in art. ARLENE SAMIS Arlene ' s been a very helpful lass Collecting salvage for her class. MARTHA SAMO Martha ' s the girl who keeps 8-4 in the race, In buying defense stamps to win first place. BEHY SANDERS Betty will be our dietitian And save us all from malnutrition. ALICE SAN FILIPPO A good deed each day. G80RGIANA SANGIGIAN Heigh-ho, hey diddle, diddle, In our orchestra she played the fiddle. H «. .- _j L ALMA SARACHO To get d good job is Alma ' s ambi- tion; With her personality she ' ll achieve recognition. MARGARET SARGENT She may be a sargent, But she ' s lilted by the privates of Walton. MAUREEN SARROW Maureen is pretty; Maureen can sing; An Arista member; she ' s got everything. JACQUELINE SATZ Her laughing face is with us yet; Her dancing feet we ' ll not forget. FRIEDA SAX Three hobbies Frieda does enjoy: Music, psychology and poetry. MARIE SCHAEPERING A sweet and pleasant girl is Marie; On this I ' m sure we all agree. 45 JOYCE SCHECHTER She can act; she can write: she is always gay; If you want a good friend, just look her way. THELMA SCHECHTMAN Lovely dark hair and eyes has she, Besides good acting ability. BETTY SCHLUGER She has contributed to almost every publication; Her art work gives us inspiration. JOYCE SCHNEIDER Materials may be rationed, but have no fears; Joyce will style your clothes in future years. RAE SCHNEIDER As the salvage Rep of 8-1, She tried to get in salvage by the ton. FRIEDA SCHNEIER In Glee Club a gondolier from Venice Was Freddy who likes to dance and play tennis. HARRIEnE SCHULDENFREI Loads of interest in P.T. Accounts for her vitality. EDITH SCHULTZE This was always Edith (e) ' s plea: Please, girls, spell it with an e. CARYL SCHWARTZ A friend in need is a friend in- deed. JOAN SCHWARTZ In Walton on Arista, High Honor Roll too; In college we feel just as well she -will do. MARTHA SCHWENK From afar this senior came On Walton ' s roll to place her name. SADIE SCIFO She ' d love to seek diversion In an airplane excursion. IRENE SCOGNAMIGLIO Getting up early. she doth hate But to school she ' s never late. ALYCE SEEKAMP A student of the classics, she Hopes a teacher one day to be HELEN SEERY Certainly we can answer your query; This pleasant girl is Helen Seery. DOROTHY SEHLMEYER We could write reams about Dorothy, but we ' ll content our- selves with: She ' s a grand gal. VIVIAN SENISE On the courts it can be seen Viv Is our tennis queen. OLGA SERA To be a nurse is her desire; She ' ll set the doctors ' hearts afire. CHARLOHE SERVICE Charlotte. Charlotte can ' t gain weight. Take courage! Lincoln was thin — and great. H. SHEIER ted hnadennoi- ADOLFIN A charming an ' selle ttfatner of Freifch she wi.l surely exc LUCILLE SyiNE Her name suggests her radiance. LILLIAN SIEGEL A pretty girl is like a melody. ELVIRA SIEKMANN She likes music of all sorts, She participates too. in various sports. LUCIANA SILVANI And now we salute our friend. Shan; She always does the best she can. GERTRUDE SILVER When you ' re feeling low down and kind of blue, A dose of Gerty is the thing for you. NORMA 5ILVERA From the land or from the sea Norma collects scrap for victory. JOYCE SILVERMAN A sweet nature, a laughing voice Combine to make a well liked Joyce. REGINA SILVERMAN Quiet, cheerful, clever — Hope she stays that way forever. IRIS SIMON A better class secretary would be hard to find, For Iris was efficient, considerate, and kind. FRANCES SIMONE Her voice is her most precious treasure. To hear it is indeed a pleasure. MADELINE SIMPSON Her musical ability and her wit earn Maddy lots of friends. SYLVIA SINGER Her French would be a delight to a Parisian ear. BERTHA SINNREICH Within her black eyes there is a glow Of humor and courage. That ' all her friends know. DOROTHY SIROTIN Because she likes to do her bit. For the Red Cross she ' ll always knit. ANNA SMYTH Anna ' s the girl who wins every game; In the athletic world she ' ll win fame. MAY SOLING By what would you remembered be? My photography, such as It is, said she. ELAINE SOLOMON No trouble Is so heavy that her smile can ' t lighten it. VIOLA SOLOMON She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies. y r t:y Xy ' . . FLORENCE SONNTAG Florence would like to give busi- ness a whirl. And business could use such an orderly girl. RUTH SORKOVIT7 True dignity abides with her. CECELIA SPEARING Intellect: the sunlight of the brain. MARILYN SPELLUN In athletics Marilyn ' s first; In mathematics she ' s well versed. 48 ANN SPENCER Some think the world is made fo ' fun and frolic. ROSALIE SPERANZA Personality plus, on the road of fame, She ' ll make herself a model name. HARRIET SPIRO Harriet has an attractive smile; She ' s a girl who ' s rather versatile. WINIFRED SPRAH We take off our rhetorical hat For the art work of Winifred SpraH. RITA STAAL A curly-haired, bright-eyed, sen- orita. Is jolly, friendly, likeable, Rita. NATALIE STANEK As a lawyer she will go far; You ' ll soon see Natalie at the bar. MARILYN STAPLETON Marilyn is as sweet as she can be, As all the seniors will readily agree. MARILYN STARKMAN Her voice set our spirits winging; We shall always recall her singing. TERESA STEELE With high honors she ' ll Steele the show. Walton will hate to see her go. ROSEMARIE STEFFENS This blue-eyed maiden likes to paint and sing, But to study — that ' s another thing. ELAINE STEIN With Intellect, a ready wit, and talents bound to grow. Our PeriwinHe editor Is some- , one nice to -know. BERNICE STEINBERG She ' s a whiz on the tennis court. All agree she ' s a mighty good sport. THELMA STEINMAN At the Met she ' d like to sing. We hope the years success to her SHIRLEY STERN At 8:25 in rushes the crowd, As Shirley walks in, the late bell rings loud. i 49 SHIRLEY STERN Shirley, who excels in math. Is sure fo follow a successful path. ANNELIESE STERNBERG Anneltese hopes to be A Metropolitan Life employee. EDNA STERNBERG A singer ' s career for her. her friends insist. But her main ambition is to be a typist. LORRAINE STIER She ' s small and petite — a love- able one. And to top it off — she ' s full of fun. ISABEL STONE A pleasant girl with a quiet man- GLORIA STUART Gloria ' s nails are her delight, Because they always look just right, And like her, they are fine and bright. MIRIAM STUPACK Sometimes silence says more than ZEENA SUGARMAN With mathematics she has a way, She ' s going to be a C.P.A. LILY TABACHNICK Lily is loads of fun. Certificates in ceramics she has won. ROSE TARDIBONO A housewife and a lab technician, To be them both, is her ambition. LORRAINE TAUB As a journalist we ' ll choose Lor- raine; Her writing will be right as rain. BETTY TAYLOR In her quest for knowledge Betty Intends to go to a business college. ELAIN TEMPLE She loves clothes and art; so nothing ' s finer Than for her to be a fashion de- signer, rf BEHY THODE Not for a misdemeanor does Betty wish to be in court, But to take down notes — In short. 50 GLORIA THOMPSON You don ' t have io be a wise ma- gician, To know that Gloria will make a fine technician. HELVIE THORS In our hearts, eternal resident; A really grand Arista President. ANNA TIMM To the world ' s greatest journalists she ' ll add her name; Anna ' s determined to win such fame. JENNIE TOMAO Jennie with the light brown hair. ' RUTH TOMPKINS In an effort to excel Ruth never tirss; To be a doctor is what she desires. ; V: MURIEL TROY A merry girl she ' ll always be, And exceedingly good company. FRANCES TULLY Softball and basketball she sure can play, She wears her Senior cap in the cutest way. MARY TUOHY Mary ' s hair is a lovely golden red, That she ' s a good friend, many have said. RAVENNA UKELES Her art is a pleasure Beyond all measure. GLADYS ULLMAN She hopes to be happy and healthy, But won ' t demur if she becomes wealthy. GLORIA TORRES Though in stature she is small She is liked by one and all. RUTH TRICKEY The test of the true sportsman is her love of the game beyond the priza. ANGELA VITABILE Angela ' s a name that fits her to a tee. A Spanish teacher is what she ' ll be. OLGA VOMACKA Olga wants to fly up high, To the topmost pinnacles of the sky. 51 ALICE VULCAN Alice will be on the air waves. RHODA WADLER There are books that are large, and many that are small, But our Rhoda ' s passion is to read them all. HARRIET WASMAN A quiet person, ever true. Wish we knew more iilte you. MARGARET WALSH Margie with a Joke is always ready. She ' s full of fun, but mighty steady. SHIRLEY WALTERS Poor Shirley ' s not a trouble maker. But trouble never seems to forsake her. MARGUERITE WARSHAUER Margie has a lovely voice. We all hope she ' s the Met ' s first choice. MILDRED WASSERZUG Wassczy will cook deliciously; A home eco. teacher she plans to be. ELEANOR WEBER Materials are scarce, but have no fears;. She ' ll style our cloth4s for future ea s ' . ' ) . VIRGINIA WEIGNER O you dark-haired girls, bewaref Here ' s Virginia, blonde and fair. HONORA WEINBERGER For the Periwinkle Honey writes; She ' s one of Arista ' s shining lights. RUTH WEINGARTEN She ' s at home with a photography book, And we also know she loves to cook. GLORIA WEINSTEIN We all know that Gloria ' s pride Is that she can horseback ride. CAROL WEINTRAUB In matters scientific Her information ' s quite specific. l . MARGARET WELSH Here ' s a girl who wants to be a W.A.V.E. We ' re sure many a boy ' s life she will save. 52 EVELYN WENZEL She ' s bright and lively — a joy in any class. EVELYN WEXLER A lover of sports and photography. too; She listens to music v henever she ' s blu3. PATRICIA WHITE Charm, friendliness, sophistication. A most attractive combination. ADASSA V ' HITMAN Some day the world will hear about this girl behind the ie t tubes. ERNA WIECHMANN She is slender, rather tall, Very charming — and that ' s not all. CECELIA WILDFEUER Watch her face when she discusses her future. RUTH WILLIAMS The B Th ey lrpolilynX)odders IJ-JMrt team ]fi 7ou n, Ruthie, it lid seem, i v.- .A DOROTHY WILSKY i the next year finds us stili at war, Dorothy wants to join the Medical Corps. MARGARET WILSON Marge — her cautiousness Is her virtue. LEATRICE WILT Of Interests Lee has a variety; We all enjoy her society. JOYCE WINOKUR In our Victory Rally she sang her part. AUDREY WOLINSKY Her step Is music and her voice a song. IDA WYMAN Ida ' s photos will be works of art; The Camera Club gave her a start. LUCILLE YAHR Her laughter — merry as a bell; This we ' ll always remember well. 53 FRIEDA YUDKOWSKY In the operef+a Patience, Frieda had a part; When she sings she sings with all her heart. GLORIA ZARWANIT2ER Though last in the alphabet her name appears. She ' s first with her friends; so have no fears. FRANCES ZEMSKY Franlcie, the perfect pool assistant. Certainly isn ' t water resistant. FLORENCE ZIMMET If everyone were as cooperative as Flo, How smoothly the affairs of the world would go. LOUISE ZIRNGIBL She blushes easily. ELIZABETH ZITOWSKY Sing to drown your cares and the cares of others. PHYLLIS ZWEIFLER In her studies does Phyllis excel, And everything else she does just, as well. IRMA ZWICK Here are three cheers tor Irma Zwick, For in her studies she is quick. 54 GOOD NEIGHBORS FOR FOUR YEARS () ' lliiil we cipproacli llie vnd of llic Paii- al- toiiian I li ' jliway. il is [)lcasanl In rc-minisco and recall experiences encounlerecl on our journe ' . Tlie G. i). parU ' in lirsl term paved the a - for a happy frcsli- inan xcar at ihe annex, but when we came to the main huildiiii;. we were I jlli[)iilians enlerinu llie do- main ol lirolxlinonag: however, we grew tucustomed to the size of the huilding by the reservoir, and were soon SLifliciently in the swim to participate in Wal- ton s Aquacade, inspired b ' a pleasant trip to the World s Fair! Fourth term rolled ofT to a good start with our ga - skating part ' and the in- stallation ol a new Irafiic s ' stem. with up and down staircases, express and local. It was at this time that we learned (much to our chagrin) that sopho- more is derived from a Greek word meaning foolish one! Our pride was pricked, but not completeK- dellated. We still were able to enjo - the C tirtain Gallers presentation ol , l iVc in W ' oihU ' ihind and we left our sojihomore ear still chuckling over the comical antics ol white rabbits and irate duchesses! nd so into lifth. where a new t pe of term activity— old-time movies in the auditorium— was inaugurated. That ' ear s highlight was, of course, the .Junior Prom. Gym One was decorated in Gay-Nineties style with six chiibbx- ru|)ids beaming at us as we glided over the floor to the strains ol . Birvch ' Hnill or Two. Modesty forbids our divulging the resLill of the faculty-student baseball game at Clove Fake Park, scene of the seventh term hike. A bright spot of that term was the gala perfomiance ol Gilbert and Sullivan s The Gon(h hi ' rs. in w hirh our glee club displayed superb histrionic ability. We began our scrap campaign at that time too and carried it on with patriotic vigor in our senior term. he proceeds from the facull)- show. Monday flower sales, Friday cake sales (we really went all-out eating cake lor the cause), the White Flephant Sale, and the Pan-American show, were contributed to our Red Cross fund. Even Class Night was made a paying affair. Our goal was to collect $6,000 with which to bu - three hospital-e(|uipped station wagons. Our traditional Senior Prom was relinquished for the cause that strives to presen ' e the American spirit of friendship and neighbodincss which we have enjoyed throughout our years at Walton. If there were some who shed a tear or two at lv - Day s sentimental cere- mony, it is understandable, for only graduation remained between us and the end of the Pan-Waltonian Highway to the wodd outside. Ai.iCF. Davis . nd Alick Ivwkin m - -Wt?tW C ? w • W SENIOR OFFICERS— irsf row. llicrcsa Steele— Secrelar -, Lorraine Rcilly— Vice-President: secotid row: Iiiin- Riiilflv— Pn-siilcnt. iirni.t ( licllon—n reasurer. Dorotliy Murjiliv— Secretary. FUTURE LEADERS. LOOK SOUTH! I II! world has never had greater need of capable iind wise leadership than it does today. The world has never had greater need or young women trained to take an active part in its allairs. There is a de- mand for women in every field— agriculture, science, industry, business— women to replace the men who are hghting to protect their homes and ideals and the homes and ideals of their neighbors! Prejudices are cast aside; barriers are broken down: limitations on u omen are scrapped. 1 heir opportunity has come, but they must be capable of meeting it. Walton has prepared us to take our place in the world of alrairs by educating us in specilic subjects and b ' giving us a chance to learn democracy by prac- ticing democratic procedure in our student goxernment, clubs, and other activi- ties. We have learned here to appreciate the merits of sound leadership by being encouraged to select our student representatives with discrimination and to carry out conscientiously the duties of those positions to which we ourselves have been elected. A star to guide the student ship of state is Simon Bolivar. We admire him as a leader in the concept of Pan-American democracy. Bolivar, who is the George Washington of South America, began the revolution against Spain which gave five nations birth, commanded the armies which won their freedom, formed their governments, and wrote their constitutions. His words are re- peated by illiterate peons and Indians, and South American statesmen doff their hats at the mention of his name. This man was the very embodiment of all the qualities w hich are essential in leaders of all kinds— courage, detemiina- tion. foresight, confidence, humor, wisdom. 1 le swore that he would free his countrymen from the chains that boimd them to Spain. His [jrojihetic vision was clairvoyant as judged from subsequent history. He urged the building of the Panama Canal and the formation of a great union of American republics to stand as a bulwark against the decadent philosophies of the old wodd. We are not all destined lo hv Bolivars, it is true, but if we utilize to the fullest possible extent the l)asic training in leadership that we received in Wal- ton, and add to that the admirable characteristics of personality possessed by such men as he. we shall be (|uite well ecjuipped to ser ' e efficiently a world w hich will need much good steering to right her on her course in the future. Elaine Stein, Honora Weinberg and Rosly.n Cohe.n 59 SCHOLARSHIP CIRCLE-C ' arol Allrr. Ethel AmlorsuM. Gloria Asrli. Raclul Brglrr. Htlul BrrUwilz. Rosalimi Brrslow. LouUc Brown, Cilnria BurLc. Nonna C ' licllon. Elsie Colion. Annrltc Or l- ' riinio. Estlifr Edolnian. Conrclla Fnvaz o. Estollc Mieglor. Roselyn Iriftlland. Olga Gonzales. Edna Goodman. Lcnorc Gotllieb, Nancy Hall, Sylvia Mauser. Adele Helfand. Lcnore Hirstlilierg. Leonore Hoenig. Maria HoUlein. Helen Horowitz. Flora Kreitlman. Ingeliorg Kreucer. Lenon Lemer. Shirley Mallin. Joan Marshall. Ruth Meyer. Claire Minlzer. Consuelo Mladnich. Helen Myerson. Eleanore Oppenheimer. Alice Phillips. Nomia 60 Piltel. Evelyn Porgos. Harrirl Poshtl. Bfrnitc Rail. ErniK Kasniussrn. Eunicr RiMinger, Irnia Rosen. Marilm Rosenberg. June Ruddy. Pearl Rddinan. I ' rances Rulsky. Cieraliline Ryan. Maureen Sarrow. Harrietle Scliutdenlrei, Adolfinc Shcicr. Lucille Sliine. Regina Silverman. Viola Solomon, Cecelia Spearing, Marilyn Spcllum. 1 eresa Steele, Elaine Slein, Zeena Sugamian. Helvie Tliors— President. Gladys Ullnian. Honora WVinberger. Rulli WVingarieri. Carol W ' einlraun. Adasna Wiiilnian. Ida Wvrn.in. Plivliis Zweifler. Inna Zwick. 61 ARISTA HIGH lOXC R ROM. Ellicl Anderson. Gloria Ascli. Phyllis Avallon, Wanda Borzdynski. Gloria Burke. Norma Chcllon. Lillian Cohen. Esther Etlelnian. Renee Gill. Lenorc Hirschherg. Marcia Holsloin. Lenore Lcmcr. Ruth Meyer. omia Pitlei. Evelyn Forges, Eunice Riblingcr. Geraldine Ryan. Maureen Sarrow. Harriet S huldrnfrei, Adolphine Sehier. Regina Silvennan. Viola Soloman, Elaine Stein. Hrlvir Thors— President. Honora WVin- oerger, Carol Werntrauli Siflinn: Aiiiu lt [)i I ' riMiiw. iJ.-.iaui. OppnJu iiiur. Ki..-...hiMl litol.Av. I o Ivm 1 rK-dl.tiuI. Lu-t LiHr- l ' .tli - . nd ' rson. Ruth Meyer. Gloria Asrh: .standing: Phyllis .Avallon. .Adolphine Sheier, Carol W ' einlraul) Hclvic Thors. Cdoria liurki ' . Imia wick. Harriet Postal. Zeena Sugarinan, Lenorc Hirschoerg. ri2 G.O. OFFICE DEFENSE COUNCIL Silling: I cIh ia K.miiii.in. Wiiiula lioradynski— Sccrctar : standing: Lcnore Lcrncr. Suzanne Kalfus— President. Pauline Kaplan— Cliief Justice. Wanda Borzdynski, Suzanne Kalfus. G.O. REPRE- SENTATIN ' EJ Silling: Adassu liilin.in. Alice an I ilippo. hclirin Knuliiiiin: kneeling: Hnnora W ' i ' inbrrgi-r. Miirilyn Slaplclon: standing: Rutli Koelz. Isabel St one, Bernadctlc Brady, Rita Sinal, Annellc Fornian. 63 PERIWINKLE STAFF 1 ITERAR ' STAFF- enee ing: Alice Rankin: silting: Elaine Stein-Editor- Chief, Mire Davis: landing: Edith Fishman. Honora Wei bergcr. Rosl n Cohen. m- in- PERSONALITY STAFF-jIrs ruu- Phyllis Avallon. X ' ivian Senise Eddena Groves. Annelise Slernberg: second mir: Joyce Schechter, Rhoda Goltlich, Harriet Eried.nan, Ruth Al.rams. Adele Helfand, Gloria Slnarl, Ruth Meyers, Roseniarie Steflens. ART STAFF- , mu: Roscmane Slellcns, Ravenna Ukeles: slanMng: Gloria Flour. Ruth Powers. SusaT, Maihaun,, Martha Miss,-r. Idaine Teninle, SlalT I h.olooranhc-r-Marcia 1 lohlnn. FACUITY Al A ' ISFRS-Mrs. Lorraine I ' Pnce, Miss Eleanor Rogers. Miss l-annic I )nickcr. Mr. George IV WilLnns. 64 S ; f 65 FORT STAFF Flora Kreidman, Claire Salop. THelma Joyce Klen. LOG STAFF I inl roir: Lt-iiurt- Hirschnerg. Riitli Ooldninn. Gomlninc Ryan; second row: Euilfi Carey, Floria Ascii— Editoi-in-Cliicf. F.stlicr Fdelm.in. Joyce Schernler. BOARD OF ELECTIONS Siliint}: Marion Frick. Bcrniic MrHsini; ' r, Kmrtitnj ariili Benjamin; standing: Car i Scnwnrlz. Gloria Sluarl, Acirlr Glassnian. 66 SCIENTIFIC SPHERES Ktwflint}: Gcr.iltlinr ' I lorowit . Shirloy M,illin, Riilli Meyers. Ravenna Ukelcs. Miirriel FriedLuuIer: sUinAincf: Harriet Nloscs. Carol W ' rintrftiili — Editor-in-CIiiei. frli a Hrrinann. Rutn CioUmed. Ktwelinq: Rosiland Breslow. I ' lorcncc Gittcns: standing: Marllia Bruce. Sylvia Hauser, Alycc Seckamp. Alite Kankin. Pauline Kaplan; silting: Pnyllis Zweincr. Eocicna Groves, Lucille Yahr. Eunice Rihiinger. Silting: Sandra (_ ri( .lian ller. I liere?;a SIitIp. I ' ninres I ' asano: sttindinq: Bi ' tiv TIkkic— Presidenl. Syliil Ralrliirk. W ' antla Bonrdynski, Gloria Burke. Raffacla D Amain, Hortense Feldman. •OREIGX PUBLICATIONS SENIOR SCRIBES 67 SENIOR PRESIDENTS ORCHESTRA COUR Sitting: Gertrude Brown. Violet Farina. Lenore Hirscnberg, Luciana Silvani; kneeling: Anita Meyerson, Alyce Seekamp. Lorraine Broscliart; standing: Joan Marshall. Mary Unrnn. Harriet Postal, Gloria llionipson. Rose Calarella, Ann Myles. Ruth Powers. Sitting: Gloria nrwanltzcr, Conrotta Fava zo. Audrey W ' olinsky: sUtiuliitir. Helen Greenberg. Geraldine Ryan, Helen Meyerson, Georgianna Sangigian, I ' lorenre Blunrrg — Assotiale Juslite. Miiiatii Levenson— enio Representative, Pauline Kaplan— Chiel Justice, Ruth I hieherger— Secretary, Minnie Silbennan— Bailiff. 68 THE SENIOR AND THE SENORITA . i liiy in OIK ' act by hditli risiiniari Cnaractcrs— Marjoric Waclswortn. a alion senior. hlena Contura, her South A mcriran ncjohl X)r. I iiiu — I he present. I Uc scene— I .iviiii. ' room of Marjorie W ' aclsworlli s nonie. M. K.ioRiii: {sarcastically) Its about time you showed u[). Were you rest- ing? Elena: {soflly—lml uitli a tiiitiklc in her eye) I al a s take a siesta, nut I came later than usual because I thouohl ou were going to join a dun in Walton. M.XR.iORiK: (inditinnntly) We are in tbe midst of a global war. How can you speak ol siestas and clubs when so much ital war work must be done? Elena: Es vcrJail. true. P)y all means do everything possible to contril)utc to the defense effort, but relax occasionalK ' , m - frienfl. Otherwise you will become ill, and then whom do you help. ' ' By joining a club you ac- comi)lish two things at once: ou have a good time and you do war orK. When 1 isited your school. I learned that the Red Cross Clul) rolls bandages and studies first aid: the Forum Club discusses and interprets current events: (he Xccounting and Senior Scribes Clubs iid the girls in becoming more enicient workers so that when they enter the business world the ' w ill be better able to assume their share of the burden. Mak.kjru:: {niejully) It docs sound wonderful— the way you describe it. but I belonged to a school club where all term long we talked of the part ' we ' d have at (he end. and then wc dldn t have it! To be truthful, though. 1 d like to join the Social Dancing C lub. but does it seem right. I ' Jena. ' ' Eli ' . . : ic ' nii)hatically) Of course, its right. I hinlc of the joy tired peo|)le get from seeing Ciirmen Miranda. Rosita Rios. and Maria Monte . liink of entertainers like Bob 1 lope. Douglas l ain)anks. Jr.. i l Jolson. and whole troupes of actors and actresses who go from one army camp to an- other putting on shows for the soldiers. They are contributing to the war (iTort b - bringing good cheer and diversion to the boys. Mar.ioru:: (rcflecliri ' ly) I think you re right. All work and no play make Marjorie a dull girl. I iliink I II join the Photograph ' Club. Mr. Lerner is very cute. 09 r - M4tr , iv- . -- g ' siilr .■ iy y e ' 4 % fl : S;;5| j ' oitCA. ' ' fl ■•- V. C MM t tlutbl  L 1 he lacuhy . . . and three cheers for its show. 1 lomeworK . . . how we love it. l—jxits . . . the ' look good at 2:45. Oenior hats . . . any resemblance to arm - fatigue is surely deliberate. V ' ur Students . . . saddle shoes and sloppy sweaters, l nlinished S mphony . . . Senior music. 1 omorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . dental note blues, rligh Honor Roll . . . the 400 minus 500. surser ' . rlhur Studios . . . face lifting without si i lidtcrms . . . messerschmitts. 1— essentials . . . minimum. r .c|)orl cards . . . the awlul truth. Inlirmary . . . the answer to our unnnisncd homework. V_ .afeleria . . . hold that line!!!! z id . . . cali ' leria. lirst. Iibrar ' . ollice, sliuK h,dl, Iraflic. 1 lii[ running . . . ele alor. V V allon 1 .og . . . all the news that lits. they print. iVgonics at Walton . . . Not any. ' ' Well, hardly any. 1 oungster. mo e along there! Ai.icii D.wis . xn l Kl. I . . KI. I EPILOGUE Time fleets so fast away from usi Too fast, metliinlcs. alack! Those ' ears which loomed so long ahead— So short in looking back! Tliough work and fun and trxing days Make memories bittersweet. 1 he sweetness seems to dominate, And looking back ' s a treat. The gay lunch hour, the traffic jams. The quizzes (unexpected!): 1 he lockcr-room. the study hall The onicors elected. 1 he operettas and the plays. The absence notes and lateness: The low-spots when we didn t art W ilh lady-like sedateness! I he Junior I ' rem. the Senior hats. The Log. the Fort, the classes: IVkiney cards and book receipts A s! p.d ne er-enclmg passes! T he answer we forgot to write (More nwhil. since we knew it!); I he homework s being handed in 1 he day we didn ' t do it! 1 lie medical and denial notes. 1 he mid-lemis in Xo {-mlxT. And sim|)Iy loads of other things We can t help hul rcmciiiber! That s why. allhough we eagerly Ar(- looking toward tomorrow. We none of us can help but feel I hat Partings such sweet .sorrow! ' f El. i. i- ' ■ri-ix PRINTFn AT TI!F COMET PRESS, BROOKLVN 65 v fc ..xi- AiL . L A- : i e t: ii ■ ■ •ix-- ' V ' A,. U Z : — J J r ' XXi A ' ' L....