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

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N. Gebelin — The Humming Bird. E, Gerde — Age of Innocence. S. Goldstein — Sally. C. Gonzales — The Spaniard. H. Gough — That Red Head Girl. D. Gullege — Lass O ' Laughter. L. Guth— Charlie My Boy. M. Heckell — Hold Your Breath. H. Hiller— Be Your Self. E. Hollis ( Suppose I Had E. Jennings Never Met You. J. Hooper — Dixie. D. Ittmen — The Dressmaker Erom Paris. L. Johnson — Eascination. B. Kahn— ril Say She Does. E. Kasbaum — The Student. A. Kathman— It ' s All The Same To Me. H. Kaufman — Born Rich . E. Kelleher — Pampered Youth. G. Kesler — Grandma ' s Boy. N. Kirkparick — Isn ' t Life Wonderful. I. La Eonta — The Spanish Dancer. A. Langford — Excuse My Dust. H. Law — Seven Chances. A. LeBlanc — Circe. fV i Old Pals. J. Lilly [ A. Lockhart — The Gaiety Girl. M. Leguenec — My Best Gal. K. Lehon — The Perfect Elap- per. M. Long — Peter Pan. V. Lotz — Honest And Truly. R. Maas — Ashes of Vengence. B. Mansberg ) J ( The Go Getters U. Prosdame O. Marshall— Oh! Doctor. B. McCrary— I ' m Afraid To Care Eor You. H. McVey | I Love You. E. Schleckler C. jNIeyer — The Beloved Vag- abond. J. leyer — Flaming Youth. R. ] Ieyer — Daughter of Two Worlds. T. ...Micas — Circus Days. D. ] Iiddleton — Mighty Like a Rose. A. Mollere— The Silent Watch- er. M. iMonroe — So Big. I. ] Ioore — hose Issie Is She. M. Norwood — There is a little Bit Of Bad In Every Good Little Girl. C. O ' Toole — The Luck of the Irish. A. Pabst — Anna Ascends. J. Pallet — Stumbling All Around. L. Pierce — Margie. D. Perlman — Dulce. M. Pichet D. Plauche | The Three Musketee R. AIoss J B. Pringle — This Ereedom. J. Rachel — The D ' angerous Blonde. H. Randall — Lavender and Old Lace.

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mm Snngs, Mnufes anb looks The Eternal Three. L. Amato — Sunshine. E. Bacher — Curly Top. K. R. Bacon — The Faithful Heart. M. Baker — The Heart Buster. S. Barker 1 F. Blacklock C. Boatner V. Bayard — Dancing- Eool. R. Bently — Come out of The Kitchen. V. Blanchard — Too Tired. M. Bourne — Top of the World. E. Brash — AVine of Youth. M. Brand— Pal O ' Mine. S. Brumfield — Who is Sylvia. R. Burt — Flirting with Love. M. Campbell — Safety Last. N. Campbell — Just a flower from an old bouquet. U. Carnahan — Song of Love. E. Chapman — Keep it Dark. E. Chenet — The Turmoil. L. Cohen — The Poor Little Rich Girl. M. Cousins — The Little French Girl. E. Cross — T h e Dangerous Flirt. L. Dalton — His Hour. F. Dancy — A Triumph. D. Daubert — Dangerous Curve Ahead. H. Dawson — The Littlest Rebel. R. Dawson — Jazz Mania. C. Dennet — T h e Average Woman. R. Dickinson — Hot water. . M. Dolan — Smiling Thru. M. Dowling l-Abie ' s Irish Ida DrezinskiJ Rose. B. Dromgool — Christine of the Hungry Heart. M. Drueding — Vanity Fair. N. Dubourg — No, No, Nora. M. L. Duquesne — Zaza. F. Eberling — Madame Butter- fly. H. Eden — Queen of the Ivo- ries. G. Ellington — The Dream Girl. A. Elliot — School Days. H. Erb — True as Steel. L. Estopinal — Why Men Leave Home. M. Faber — Dreaming. O. Farris — The Girl Of The Golden West. D. Feitel — Bundle of Joy. R. Fell H. Wigginton Our Gang. D. Wigginton T. McCarthy L. Flair— Little Miss Why. K. Florintino— O Sol O ' Me. H. Garsand — Sweet Lady. B. Gash — Wonderful One. M. Gastrell— Nellie The Beau- tiful Cloak Model. M. Gaugin — You Never Can Tell.

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[. Reighly — The Spectator. S. Rein — The Good Natured Man. L. Reiser — As You Like It. E. Richaiid — The White Pea- cock. A. Robertson — Sweet Little You. M. L. Ryckman — The Master- piece. C. Sadler — She Stoops to Con- quer. M. Saer— The Fighting Blade. E. Salisbury — The Coquette. A. Sandoz — A Sainted Devil. Y. Sandoz — Learning to Love. E. Saucier E. Tobin { Soldiers of Fortune V. Tete J L. Sawitzkey i Potash and J. Solomon j Perlmutter H. Sherman — The Importance of Being Earnest. C. Smith — Empty Hands E. Smith L. Smith J. Smith The Whole Town ' s Talking M. L. Stevens— Oh, What a Pal Was Mary! K. Strandvik — When My Sugar Walks Down the Street. C. Streiffer 1 t tt- i . yl Wonder H. Streiiier [ A. Studyvin — Adventure. H. Tate — Helen of Troy, New York. D. Teunnison — The Thinker. A. Thompson — Ponjola. M. Thompson — All Alone. N. De Verges— The Little Min- ister. B. Watson E. J. Westfeldt J E. Welch — The Romantic Age. J. Wehrman- -Sweet and Low. R. Weymouth — Rose of All the World. R. Wilson — The Genius. A. YATES— The Last Laugh. A. ZAR— Youth. By Marion Dowling and Ida Drezinsk! r Buddies Sesults af Btnm lallat Most popular, Carmelita Gon- galez, Ethel Jane Westfeldt. Prettieht, Ruth Fell, Martha Pichet and Eleanor Kellsher. Brightest, Carmelita Gongales, Charlotte Boatner. Sweetest, Jo Smith, Rena Wil- son. Wittiest, Belle Watson, Mar- garet Campbell. Cutest, Myrtle Gastrell, Kath- erine Lehon. Peppiest, Belle Watson, Mar- garet Campbell. Best athlete, Leola Dalton, Nora. Dubourg. Most talented. Myrtle Long, Hy- acinth Eden.