Wright High School - Chronicle Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Helen Erb Enemies she has none But virtues she has all. Lydia Estopinal All leauty, granted as a hoon to earth, That is, has heen, or even can have Urth Compared to hers, is void and Nature ' s care Ne ' er formed a creature so divinely fair. Marion Faber In these days of servant trouhle It is well to he a cook, 80 Marion showed rare judgment In the cooking course she took. Oleta Claire Farris In high schools old and high schools new OletaA made credits quite a few. But at last to Sophie Wright came To add ' ' graduate to her name.

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Ploretta Bbeling Floretta Eheling, laughing and gay, Is irresistible all the while; She fis cute, they say, amd fond of play, But her charm lies in her smile. Hyacinth Eden Piano is her study, Her playing is divine; And some day in the halls of fame. Her name will shine. Grace Ellington Tall and lithe as a sapling she stands Like a Grecian Goddess of old. And with her many manifold charms Her future is surely foretold. Adelaide Elliott Adelaide wUh tresses brown, With smile so sweet and never a frown Revealed a marvelous mysteree — Miss Hunter knows how to make an E.

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Dorothy Feitel Dorothy, your . smiles always Help to cheer the clay, And your laugh is always ready To cheer a fellow on the way. Ruth Fell Here is our Ruth So lovely and fair She won ' t need a wig ' Cause she has long blond hair. Kathryn Florintino She is such a merri soul. Whatever mood you ' re in Kathryn can cheer you, With her Mg happy grin. Hermanie Garsaud Herminie, oh, Usten, I do pray. To these lines so ' blithe and gay ; You are my friend so gentle and kind — Think of physics when you read these lines.