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

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THE PARKER SENIORS HAROLD CORBIN---Hold the fort--I'm coming. IAMES CUDNEY-A jolly good fellow, we'l1 admit. MARY DALTON-A sweet, quiet little miss. HELEN DAUBENMEYER'-She makes the best of her opportunities. ROCCO DE LUCA--I say not much but think more. HOWARD DINGER-I-Ie can lauqh with the jolliest and work with the busiest. GEORGE ELLISON -A sincere boy, we wish him well. LOUISE PAHRNER---Success crowns patient effort. RICHARD FOGARTY-Someone must be serious in a world like ours. MILDRED FRAZIER-Still water runs deep. MARGARET FRYER -Good humor is the health of the soul. SAM GILLe--One of few men of few words. DOROTHY GRAGG-A glad heart qoes a lonq way. VINCE GREESON-'In life I find a lot of fun, but when there's work I get it done. NEVA I-IENDERLIGI-IT--True worth is being, not seeming. l DOROTHY I-IENDRY---Ouiet tho' sincere we've always found Dorothy. ' THELMA HENDRY--I came here to study and to think. MARTY HENRY-Some are wise, but I am otherwise.

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THE PARKER SENIORS LILY ARMSTRONG-Quietness bespeaks a lady. ALLEN ASHLEY-He's a quiet man-but quite a man. CHARLES BALIS-I have my own opinions, and I air them freely. KATHLEEN KBAMEJ YOUNG-A lovely schoolgirl, a charming wife. EVELYN BECHTEL-Enjoy life ere it is fledp when you die, you're a long time dead. MARGIE BLAND-I never tread a pleasure underfoot. FRIEDA BOYCE-There never was a man just like my man. MARIORIE BREEN-Perfectly able to manaqe her own affairs. MARGARET KBRDAJ BRIERLYePerseverance and intellect make quite a lady. KATHERINE BRUCE-Not careless in deeds nor rambling in thought. MARCIA BRYAN-Tickles the ivory keys. GEORGE BUGOR-Will to do, the soul to dare. BOB BURGER-Mischief is his middle name. RUSSEL BURGER-He rateth best who ilirteth best. GUY CAIN-It's the tranquil people who accomplish much. RUPERT CHYNOWETH-They can who think they can. CHARLES COLGROVEeWhat greater pleasure can there be outside of teasing? HELEN COOK-My self-expression is on the gym floor.

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THE PARKER SENIORS ALVIRA HERMANCE'-V-Laugh and the world laughs with you. WILMA HILL' 'A good scout and the best of friends. ART HULBERT Lion among the ladies. BILL HUSBAND -I recommend him a soldier of the gridiron. LILLIAN IRION -The last of a long line, OPAL ISAACS A merry heart maketh a cheerful counienance. HERBERT IANES- Even in a riot Herbert remains quiet. ULRIKKA IENSEN-Making friends is being one. BETTY IONES- In her we find all good qualities combined. LOUIS KAHN All great men are dead, and I feel faint myself. PAUL KAMPE -Patrick Henry had nothing on me. VERA KAMPE- A siranger she came- but a friend she became. IOHN KAUMEYER- He's one gentlemen who prefers a Swan. STANLEY KEAST 'A live wire never gets stepped on. DORIS KELLOGG'--She touched the strings of her violin, and low, sweet music flowed forth. EVELYN KENYON Our idea of what a girl should be like. CARL KLIGMAN-f--The world knows nothing of its greatest men. LORNA LANE Knowledge to know, ability to do, and energy to push.