Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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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

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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.

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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