Walton High School - Periwinkle Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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01? 'T Ba, 1 xQ.f.,-, 2 M t Susan Baytin Co-Eclilol'-irr-Chief a -f' QQ, ff W 1 Lois txftotstty COAECIHOI'-in-C11 ief New 1 9 WW Y V Mblgdlhlgg RONV ONE: Etsia txtartinez, Gerityn Dickerson, Blary txtarino, :Xprit Crowe, Lois txftotstcy, txtiss Sanctra Krantz, Susan Baytin, Susan Aversa. trene Luttius, Joan Fordyce, Barbara Pilkington. RONY TWO: Barbara Fietcts, tvete Perez. Cattry Brennan, Imelda Xvatcten. Jeanne Yarrow, Bettina Ctiervin. Renee twarcus, Patricia Poctastai, Deanna Karniner, Lincta Qratnoni. Btaija Popitis, Helen Regar, Ann Ferguson, Ftoretta txteactows, Ntarityn Ntaneso- Witz, Angeta Scatcione, itartene Setritowitz, Karen tiillltkllldll. Btarion Nirtrots. Row THREE: Nitcote Danstxer, Starr Hawkins, Barbara Xvittiains. DCI7OfEltl Gotcttriect, Harriet Fair, Beatrice t.apin, Loretta Pmoctzati. stoyfe Peters, Carmen Gattego, Ann Limone, Etaine Binott, .loan Sctitein. Carol Davis, Sylvia Setnner. Nor IN THE PICTURE: Susan Greenwatct, Janis Genner. Ntarityn Colin. Ductiess txftustcos, Bartnara Petr-ueei. I-'ACULTY ., lx . N ' 1 it M' txtlss btlllitfil tXl'dlltZ, t'm'uIty ftetvisor Q35 ntr. .tvsse i'Xll0I'tMlK'tl, Ptmloqra :Irv rtctviser . I . 4771 ., - SUSZUI IAVCVSEI Exeeutive Seerelary txtiss Agnes .l. Casey, Business Adviser

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Z' 5- 2 I A s's V u t I P.Og,AB olui For us, the graduating ciass of June 1959, the curtain is heing iowereci on one act oi our iives. When Act I began four years ago, we were frightened stariets seeicing parts in a new cirama , . . ijevviiciereci by the Costumes, the scenery, the maice-up, the props, anci most of aii hy the script. Vve neeci not have xvorrieci, for we have had capahie directors every step oi the way who managefi lo get the show on the road. At the emi oi the run oi our piay, we have memories oi iaughter anci oi tears: the sicie spiitling Facuitv Show, Coiiege Boarcis, lhr- extitc-mr-nl oi the Fair, Regents exams, ivv Uav, nic-tention, Refi Letter Day, iaii- ing ,Qracies or xxrista, Xve have memories that we therish anti iiieiong irienciships that have ,qroxvn irom casuai classroom acrquaintances, Time has passe-fi too quicixiv. Ar times we imvv xvantr-ci to fry out, Agtopi I neeci more limi-,H iiiw iimiiv in Clur Town. But time 4 an in-ver ohiige. No matter how harci xve lric-ci to holci iiast, it siippeci hy. Uur pt-riornmm 1- is aimost over, Soon xvf-'ii in- mr-miners of Xvaitonis auciience. XV1-'ii look at our oici stage anci see sharioxvs oi past triumphs. Xveiii ixnow that all limi xve have iearneci is piaying a vilai part in the greatest roie of our iives: ariuithoori. This is not Ciosing night, The real curtain is ahout to go up.