Hazel Park High School - Viking Yearbook (Hazel Park, MI)

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THE PARKER SENIORS MARGARET C. PASCOE—Whither thou goest I will go. WILLIAM LAWRENCE POWERS— And learner wiser grows without his books. DONALD JAMES REED—Boom! Boom! Ain't it great to be crazy? ROBER I L. RUEBELMANN—Like Tennyson's brook, goes on forever. MIKE RZESNEWCKI—‘7 follow the crowd. MARY MARIE SANDERS—'7 appeal unto Caesar. ARTHUR SCHINER—He never shirked a responsibility. ESTHER M. SCHUBRING— For nature made her what she is and never made another. HARRY ROBERT SCHULTZ—This is a man. LENNIE MARY SCOTT—Stay as you are and be loved forever. VIRGIL LYLE SCOTT—A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. AUGUST M. SHAAK—We are sorry the middle of June will mean the end of August. HERMAN SKOK—Our greatest tribute: a real gentleman. SADIE SMICK—To be rather than to seem. CHESTER H. SMITH—None but himself can be his equal. JAMES ALVA SPAULDING—“Honors come by diligence. SYLVIA MARY STARR— So many admiring ways of charm. CHARLOTTE IRENE STRICKLER—'77 make thee glorious by my pen.”

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THE PARKER SENIORS JOHN D. LAW—A man of the wo:Id. HAROLD GEORGE McCARDELL—Study! Study! What do you think I’m here for CL EON A GLORIA MCDONALD—One of an inseparable pair. KATHLEEN GRACH MCNALLY Nothing but the best is good enough. SYDNEY MARR—Not prepared!— JACK H. MARSHALL—If one likes him not. let him blame him- self. DENZEL L. MARTIN— To know how to hide one's ability is great skill.” ANNE MARIE MIRIANI—One of a long line and more to follow. EVA MORWAY—’’Into the midst of things. DOROTHY LUCILLE MYERS—First we lose the brother then the sistet. WILLARD HENRY NAAS—Men of few words are the best men. GRACE A. NICHOLLS— My duty is what the day demands. IRENE NIPARKO—Who said I should diet? ALEXANDER C. NOVITZKY— Mama threw my dolls away. I am a big boy now.” ALVINA MARIE OLMACK— With thee conversing. I forget the way. EILEEN V. OTT—‘A generous mind is the best kind of nobility.” GERALDINE MARGARET PARSONS—The style is the woman herself. RUSSELL M. PARSONS— He seems to be a man sprung from him- self.”

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THE PARKER SENIORS MARJORIE V. STURNER—“Happy is she who owes nothing.” DOMINICA N. TARUS—She is herself and that is enough. FRENCH HAMPTON WILLIAM ST. REGIS TREADWAY— Genius is mainly an affair of energy.” JOHN WILFRED THOM— Mu only hooks are women’s looks. I certainly do like to study.” EDNA MARY TOLL—Ah, sweet mysteries of life. FRED C. TURNER—Even his red hair can't make him angry. LEBRO TURCHETTI—How much dearer the wife than the bride. FRED McKENZIE WALLACE—Happiness gives him energy. ANNABEL WAMPLER—Patience and gentleness are enviable vir- tues. HELEN M. WARDLAW—Adorable and lovable. CATHERINE M. WATT—“Soft smiles by human kindness breed.” NORMA ELIZABETHANN WESTFALL—The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. RUTH ELIZABETH WILSON—Great is youth. ARCHIE L. WITKOP—“Know this, that every good country can produce a good man.” NORMA EMMA WITT—“Learn to live and live to learn. DORIS MAY WRIGHT—A very sweet girl with a very sweet smile. ALMA LILLIAN ZERRAN—“True to her work, herself, and her friends. ANGELA RITA ZUPAN—The other of the inseparable pair.