Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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YOUNG AND C-AY 9. I0. I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 MRS. DOROTHY YAWGER MRS. ROSE GUZZO MR. NATHANIAL ROTH MISS ELLA FLYNN MRS. GADARINE GARABEDIAN MISS HEDWIG SCHEIN MISS MAUD WHITNEY MISS MARJORIE STRANGFELD Wanled lo live on a larm and raise len children . . . Was hearlf broken when a beloved gym leacher married a despised malh leacher -wore a blaclc band lor mourning. Ed. Nole: You have our sympalhy. Nol parlicularly lond ol school, iusl French. Loolned lorward lo icee cream sodas al lhe corner drugslore. Never dreaml ol leaching. Ed. Nole: Realily al lasl! Warsl subiecl-English . . . Relused lo abide by rules ol puncluae lion1 '?l Approve ol co-ed schools . . . As a boy, l also had my unscienlilic momenlsf' Ed. Nole: Only as a boy? Came lrom a lamily ol leachers. ll lhey hadn'l decided I was lo be a leacher, l mighl have been a loe dancer. Ed. Nole: We've found you're always on your loes. Was born in Conslanlinople . . . lilced prelly, well-dressed leachers. Co-ed schools? Yes, lor shy girls. Ed. Nole: Only lor shy girls? Sludied dancing and dramalics in Europe . . . Wanled lo be a bare- baclc rider-had a pony and carl which loolc an hour lo gel around The block. Ed. Nole: Almosl as slow as we are wilh lhe Slar-Spangled Banner. Was an awlul nuisance . . .was conlinually gelling inlo lrouble and being aslced oul ol class. Ed. Nole: The perfecl Wallon Senior. Thoughl l had lhe gill ol gab . . . wanled lo be a lawyer, Ed. Nole: The Wallon Courl meels Thursday. Didn'l lilce school . . .Teachers were way over sevenly-nolhing like Vlfallon. Memories ol a prom lo be held in lhe allernoon il we wore rniddy blouses and didn'l bring boys. Ed. Nole: Weren'l you lhrilled? FRIEDA BARON, Pl-TYLLIS MANDELL, HEDY STRAUSS

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OUR HEARTS WERE 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MR. SAM SCHNEIDER MISS FLORENCE SIMON MISS AGNES CASEY MRS. LOUISE LA GUARDIA MRS. ESTHER JACOBS MR. EDWARD WORNOW MRS. LILLIAN MARKELS MISS MINETTE RIORDAN Liked school, especially lhe co-eds . , . Wanled ro be a Wall Slreel financier, so here I am reaching economics. Ed. NoI'e: Wall S+reeI's loss is our gain. Came from Dululh, Minnesola . . . Memories of loolloall games againsl Superior, Wisconsin . . . Teachers pei? . . . Of course, every- body loved me. Ed. Noiez We love you, foo. Memories ol how my ego was llallened when my arl leacher con- gralulaled me on how well l had done, considering l had no Ialenlf' Ed. Nofez The well-'Formed circles in +he hall and +he ar+is+ic pass prove how wrong she was. Loved school . . . repealed malh ,... no rhumba, no conga, no Spanish. Always dreaml ol wriling shorl sforiesf' Ed. Nofe: How are you af +alI sfories? Adored school . . , They had good spaghelli in Ihe lunchroom and l love spaghelli. P.T. was my worsl suloiecl-no good in ouldoor spor'rs. Ed. Nofe: How are you in indoor spor+s? Recognize me? l had lols of hair +hen. Ed. No+e: Hair foday, gone fomorrow. Preferred women leachers-now falce my French leacher . . ' Ed. No'I'e: No, Mr. Wornow, we'II Ialxe you. Approved of co-ed schools . . . good opporlunify lo meel boys. Would never Think of coming To school unprepared. Ed. No+e: Unprepared for whaf? Liked school . . . 'rhe walk Ihrough lhe park was pleasanf. Never lcnew my amloifion-my guidance counseller never fold me. Ed. No+e: Could we sugges'r one?

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