Albert E Smith High School - Dozeneers Yearbook (Riverview, MI)

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' y ' Q' - gf jg gf still waiting, still hoping. 55 1.32 jf. A change comes over my spirit and I feel within my heart a strange desire li., , to see my old churs, .Till Pilz and Clara Lise Llullins. Responding to my unspoken . I 9 wish, the spirit of prophecy conducted fre to a college in the 'Jest where Jill jf ffiigi Q has at lest fulfilled her desire to become a professor of chemistry, and as 5 5: Q dill, ,5 33 gifffgfly she coldly calculates a mixture of glycerol and nitric acid, her assistant ,, -2 Clara Mae approaches her begging her to consider the danger to the lives of her if sifggfgi 4 four year old twins, Norman and Richard, who are standing nearby. Q. And it comes to pass while I nonder over these things, the door of a ,,, 1 5' .I home swings open before my vision and I find therein a hectic household made u p 'f ' rioffl happy by a wife and mother who had found her I-reatest ambition in the highest -- L, ,,'-5 of all worldly vocations-the maker and keeper of the home. LL soul re oiced as ' ' 'J' L' Y g 3 wi' ' E ' si . ' --v .A, '. -- 3-YZ-5' T? ,, , ICJ 4 P g .f '-g, I gazed my last upon Norma Jean Huff Howard and followed my spirit of urophecy further on its quest of the thinrs to be. As I watch the home liihts die away, sweet straias of music hold my soul entronced and I looked about to see from whence they came. There stood Doris McAlister about to make her debut in Carnegie Hall, the same who had so often sung 'The Old Lamplightern for us in high school. The music fades away and I find myself gazing into the Detroit Public Library where Elda Colucci is runninq madly around looking for books and at the same time trying to keep the noisy people quiet. And it came to pass that I also looked into professional circles and in a large office among men of many minds sat a prosperous meat-packer, Norman Hope, the boy who in our high school had a high salesman's record which enabled himto -is - if f .2 , ::1- . ,, ,,,.. - T 5-gg . 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I notice a woman hanging a washing in the F '-,fi r rear and as it comes closer it is none other than Roselle Hassell, now Mrs. -5: 335 - Avg. Joseph Visingardi. Because of scarcity of large houses they have moved into Hg ' the school where their ten lovely children have plenty of room. If .1 5, gi I, myself have made a nice fat living telling stories like this,of imafnin- 4.-'zffic ary thinfgs to gullible folks like you. 'G 5 f s- .VZ . Q, - 5352 EQFHQ Lifiq .- it 'f gg itil?-gg' 1 f--,f ' in r are if an iz' -2+ is Q1 it ay '52-Asif 5' - -ie' -U -1 5,aa17?,m J- w. 1 'inzffw' H33 5 1 -g. - s , -in , ,-. fc f ., . -.zg 'A . .- . X 1 . wif .- its ,. 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