Fond Du Lac High School - Life Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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A chemist whose knowledge none can surpass Whose discoveries are many is Walter Hass In his conservatory sits Leslie Maze The light of genius in his gaze. Elaine Wilson has become by this time Married to her boy friend whose name doesn't rhyme. Jack Augustin success on Broadway is making, Because of the Barrymores' place he is taking. And I heard by the way Ed. Mullen was landed on a canibal isle in a far away bay. The king licked his chops as he looked at Ed and said, He'll taste good with beer and rye bread. But Eddie jumped up and ran to their hall Where he taught them how to play basketball. So instead of losing his head was made the king's coach instead. Gordon Mueller has become A student of stars and moon and sun. Violet Michels and Mildred Burke Their duty as nurses never shirk. Cars are now run without gasoline - 'Tis the latest invention of Fredrick Kuehn. Wurtz is a violinist of fame, His beautiful playing has made him a name. William Menzel with his flowers As a botanist exerts his powers. And now on the stage is Anita Faust In the joy of her work is happily lost. At Washington now is Doc Humleker His efforts have settled the question of liquor. An air line is owned by Norman Justl It's Dorothea's way of getting to Paris in a hustle. Lois Bunkleman has become A Shakesperian actress - dum de dum. -Dorothy SC'bl'I'Zillgf'1' Page 27 EN 'EET F. 'QV r ,I

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roibhecy Clair of 1930 dipped into the future far as human eye could see, Saw a vision of this class and the successes they would be Far from the crowd's ignoble strife Lives Marian Bishop, a farmcr's wife. And isolated on some leper isles Ruth Nelson, a nurse, wasting her wiles. Hunting lions in Africa is Grace Marie, Teaching the natives what and what not to be. The Misses Hansen. Salehert, Brayton, and Cook On the corner of Ninth, have Il tiny tea nook. Rosella Mengel has a shop of much beauty To wave and cut hair is her duty . A teacher of English is Hope Gardner And her pupils will tell you - There is no teacher harder. In a New York paper editorials appear each day XVritten by Margaret Stratton who has gone there Marie Bury who has studied public speaking Success in Hollywood is seeking and - Martha XVaters in Reno sits A lawyer with keenest wits. Eileen Kelley and Clyde Mahoney Have made up their minds to try matrimony. Hilda Sharron basks in fame - An author's glory gilds her name, And Helen Seiler is now content Collecting gems in the Orient. Lloyd Krenke heads the progressive campaign For President Peeke is his earnest aim. Royal Lewis and Tillman Bruett Are playing the market for all they can get The proceeds are sending the famous explorers to stay Schwebke and Scheibach to the earth's farthest corners To add to the knowledge and to inspire The geologists Buckley and W'illiam Dyhr. 'If'7? l l--l- -If-I-'il'-P-U'-I'-If-P Page 26

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