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

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Mary Norwood Her eyes are ' brown, Her hair is, too; She ' s mighty sweet, Let me tell you. Corinne O ' Toole Now, Corinne ' s a wise student, Jovial and playful. But always prudent. Anna Pabst Sweet, shy and demure, ' Tis Anna, you ' d know — Undaunted by work, With dull care as her foe. Julia Pallet One of the sweetest girls I know Is our dear Julia Pailet; We re sure that she her point will make Whatever the profession she undertakes.

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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.

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Marjorie Pierce Marjorie is capable, Marjorie quiet, Marjorie is amiahle — No one can deny it. Dora Perlman Her name, ' tis true, is Dora; Dora, hut not dumt) ; To her for the mere ashing. The joys of life will come. Martha D. Pichet In English, French, or Algebra, She ' s good — hut as a rule. She ' s wiser yet in things that are Not taught in any school. Dorothy Plauche Pretty to walk with, Witty to talk ivith, And pleasant to think on, too.