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

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Josephine Meyer Josephine Meyer has ' beautiful hair Which she combs, as you see, with the great- est care. But she ' s not at all vain, and she ' s very, very Wight, Why we think she must study her lessons all night. Ruth Meyer With long brown tresses And eyes to match, Whoever she wants Will be easy to catch. Daphne Middleton Fresh from England, across the sea. To the Crescent City and Wright Hi. Came a stranger, Daphne — The friendship of Southern Girls, to try. Thais Micas Thais, dear Thaiis, portrayer of parts. What a wonderful boy you make. You are sweet, and humorous and have plenty of pep, So strive always to keep up ths rep.

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Olive Marshall I love you or your loving ways And just heoause I love them so, And will soon lose them — thus I know The great value of our remaining days. Thelma McCarthy I don ' t know much ahout her, But one thing ' s very true — If you want to like somehody She is the girl for you. Blanch McCrary Gold hrown hair, soft hrown eyes, A cute, pert little nose; She ' s a truly Pollyanna — There ' s joy where ' er she goes. Clara Meyer Clara is the envy Of all the girls in town; No one has curls so charming. No one has curls so round.

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Alice Mollere. Dainty little Alice In every way is hard to ' beat. Margaret Monroe A sweet little girl is Margaret Monroe, Her Latin she never knew; ' ' You ' d have to he Caesar ' s ghost, ' ' she said To pass l)y Miss Kinnahrew. Www ' ' Israella Moore She ' s not a blonde, nor qwde a brunette, But she ' s the sweetest girl in town. Not a flirt, not a coquette, Yet hundreds of friends flock around. Ruth Moss With a saucy mien And a piquant air Many a thing She ' ll do and dare.