Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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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.

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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

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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