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

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Maries Louise Stevens A cliller, a dollar Our ten o ' clock scholar, Marie Louise, is her name- She thinks the) numhers nine and ten Are made to look the same. Karen Strandvik From a line of vikings ' bold Karen comes from country cold Her golden hair and deep blue eyes Cause many, many long, long sighs. Audry Studyvin 80 many eyes to me are dear So many do me bless; But best are those blue ones deep as deep wood — mire Where leaves are flutterless Helen Tate I can but say, in Eastern style, Where ' er she treads the pansy bloivs; And call her eyes twin-stars, her smile A sunbeam, and her mouth a rose.

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Joseph Smith Your hair so gold, your eyes so blue, Your disposition charming; The way you have of making friends Is perfectly alarming. Jennie Solomon She ' s really very little Weighs not quite a ton. Oh, gee! .IV s hard to make up a riddle About Jennie Solomon. C. Streiffer Gometa is conservative. She ' ll be so all her days, For she ' s the sori of person Who is set in all her ways. Honnah Streiffer Ever to cheer us, early and late, Is Honnah Streiffer, sweet and sedate; Her bright blue eyes and winning ways Make much sweeter our senior days.

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Dorothea Teunisson She always has a smile, She ' s a friend toth true and steady; And to lend her class a helping hand Dorothea ' s ever ready. Phonsie Thompson Just fawncy ' it once. Then ' ' fawyncy it twice. By jove, old fellow! I say! aren ' t she nice? iEliska Tobin Who is this little miss with the winning smile That sets all the hoys nearly wild? She has sweet personality and lots of men- tality — Eliska, dainty and mild. Nelville de Verges Though a hackneyed expression I ' m sure ' twould e meet In speaking of Nelville, To say that she ' s sweet.