Forest Park High School - Forester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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TWENTY-SIX ,ft-. fx ' THE FORESTER lf! 4 LUTHER EDGAR MACKEY, JR. UXVARPYU Here's one of us who can really sing, His voice is quite supcrbg If you were I, you would agree It's the best you ever heard. NORMAN LINDSAY MCNEIL Better late than never, he calls Every morn at two-of-nineg Then you see him down the halls just taking his good time. ANDREW JOSEPH MIL R RANDY 4 ere's ldi i as ' Han o , al - Dresse in unifor plus brass, e seeks to. ar s all. of ON J MILLER MORT f orn se s 1 ll, rt .n so We eye i 1 But without him, our classes Would not be the same. SHIRLEY MILLER It's hard to get to know this girl, She seldom talks in schoolg But when she deems it time to speak, 4 You'll find that she's no fool. NORMA RUTH MITCHELL uU1'H1E XVe think our Ruthie's simply grand- She's proved her worth each yearg We're sure that she'll ascend the heights When she has gone from here. RUTH O'BRIEN URUTHIEH Ruthie has the Irish wit, The Irish good humor too. NVith the Senior Class O'Bricn's a hit, And to Forest Park she's true. Janice has the gift of gab V She never can bc stillg p -. lj! But when there's work to be done, iff' She does it with a will. 4 , . JANICE HELEN OTTENHEIM - gy

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FEBRUARY, 1935 ETHEL BERYL LAWRENCE roofs Sail on, sail on, O Ship of Fate- Storms ne'er will you o'erwhclm, As on the sea of life you toss, If Toots is at the helm. MURIEL LEACH Surely everyone's heard of Leach Her merry laughs fill any room. For cheering up, this kid's a peach, A sure-tire lifter of the gloom. JOHN ROGERS LEE Joi-1NNx ' Johnny is always writing stories, He l1asn't sold one yetg Someday some editor's going crazy, And then some dough he'll get. MAE Serene and quiet, Mae will go Untroubled on her wayg And always be the loyal friend She is to us today. PEGGY LIBERLES Peggy is always on the go, We never know just whercg LEGG She meets the world with spirit gay, Unburdened by a care. HELEN Helen is the grandest girl That most of us have met. She has a head and a lot of brains That'll get her places yer. FRANK LOESCHKE HLOESCHH Loeschke is a happy lad, LIST His iokes are always quite the thing g Wheix around this boy you're never sad, In the land of Laughter Frank is king. C if' HILDA LEE LUTTRELL ' ul-IILLYU Here's a friend, sincere and true, And tho' our ways may sever, Vfc may forget all we have learned, But our classmate Hilda-never. ji J snfzfxs

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FEBRUARY, 1935 JANE WINIFRED PEAKE Jane is quite a haughty one, In poise she does excelg But beneath her frigid air We know that she is swell. JOHN PECORA john is a talker, We'd never doubt that, But he's a grand fellowg I doff him my hat. MILDRED PHILLIPS uMILLIEv Millie's liked by everyone, With teachers she's a hitg She knows the time for work, for fun, And when to use her wit. LEWIS B. PORTER nLEw.u Lew is always out for fun, This world is just a jokcg If smiles will win for anyone, Success to you, Ole Soak. JACQUELINE RAYMONDS REIK JACKIE Jackie is a Forester NVho's peppy as can be, She's got the fun, the zest, the vim That gets both you and mc. KENNETH MAXWELL RHOTEN Tall and slim and handsome, Our Kenneth is the oneg e'll win the world as he wins the girls- vi fact he's already begun. DO S VIRGINIA RICE NRICEYH Chopsticks are utensils The Chinamen think nice. Wlell, they can have them gladly But, we'll take the Rice. THELMA RICKLES Thelma doesn't say a lot, She's quiet we admitg But for a task that must be done Shc's not outdone a bit. TWENTY-SEVEN WWW X L, I 1 a .Ig DQNILJQ