Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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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

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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

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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