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

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Bertha Kahn Bertha is a Senwr fair And everyone envies her curly hair; ' Tis true she laughs her time away But she knows her lessons every day. Brna Kausbaum Erna ' s ever-ready wit Causes the Seniors their sides to split. Alice Kathman Alice makes a lot of noise Ahout the work that she will do, But when she ' s done we must admit That what she said was true. Helen Kaufman Helen! .Oh, Helen! Troy fell for that name — Here ' s hoping you ' ll always Live up to your fame.

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Janet Hooper Who has rohWa the ocean cave, To tinge thy lips with coral hue? Who from India ' s distant wave, For thee, those pearly treasures drew? Dorothy Ittman Dorothy tries so hard, you know. To learn her lessons every day ' Tis wrong for me to say this though, Ifs fun to watch Dot struggle away. Eduardo Jennings This beautiful girl upon whom you gaze Is as bright as the golden sun ' s rays; Such a gifted one is rarely found Though you travel the whole world round. Lois Johnson In the winter when she ' s workng, Lois is very mild But when the winter ' s over She ' s quite a different child.

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Eleanor Kelleher [Vs a D T 0 this morning, Ifs a D K E to-night, IVs a Sigma Chi and a ' ' The DansanV — But they all cry ' ' She ' s all right. Gertrude Kesler G. ' i for Gertrude, companion of yore, How sad she will he to leave History ' s door; Shell never again hear of land battles grim Or financial problems to make your head spin. Nancy Kirkpatrick How hr hlliant is the morning star! The evening star how tender! The light of hoth is in her eye. Their softness and their splendor. She will capture your heart. Isabelle Lafonta In storing amidst the lilies she was horn. And purer tints her peerless face adorn! And though Adonis ' hlood the rose may pamt, Beside her hloom the rose ' s hues are faint.