Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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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

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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

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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.