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

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THE PARKER HERMINA OLMACK' A girl, reliable and true, worker, too. ERNEST PARSONSON- The force ol his own merit KATHERINE PAVKOVICH-Knows what to do and WM. PEARLMAN-Few things are impossible to MARIORIE PIERCE--Earnest her manner. GISELA PUSCH-Oh! this learning, what a thing DGROTHY RADTKE- ,li silence were golden, she'd IOHN REICH-'A very pleasant disposition. KENNETH RICHARDSON' The world is lucky--l'M EDWARD RINGL-- He thinks too muchg such me ESTELLE ROEfQuiet to some, to others gay, and her way. LAURA ROHELIER-Makes no difference how th out smiling. MARIE RUEBELMANN-There's nothing as good a NADINE SALEE-To her class and school she has MARY SMITH--With disposition merry and friends CLARENCE SOVA-Oh! Why should life all labo THOMAS SPRINGER-ffl-le is hypnotized by his ow JOHN STEPHENSON-He lives, laughs, and learns. n are dangerous. s a good time. r be? SENIORS and furthermore CI makes his way. does it. diligence and skill. it is. be a millionaire. in it. independently goes ings go, she comes been a friend. galore. n thoughts.

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THE PARKER SENIORS CLARA LANGNAU-Simplicity, sincerity, cmd service. PAT LARCH-Give me four more men and a basketball. BERTI-IA LINDHOLM-We really couldn't ask for a better girl. ISABELLE LUMSDEN-A lump of sugar, small and sweet. VIRGINIA MCMURRAY--I1's nice to be nice when one is naturally nice. IOSEPH MAIORANA--I profess an ignorance how women's hearts are won. IAMES MANSFIELDfIudge not my qualities by my size. ETHEL MARRi Sugar to us. RICHARD MARTZ--Tall of stature, full of might. OTIS MATNEY--That he's ever quiet is true, but he's a friend to all, ioo. ' ARTHUR MATTSON--Why worry when there's something else to do. PAULINE MAY-Pauline has a golden voice. CATHERINE MORGAN-She has a quiet, friendly way. MARGARET MURPHY-Iudge me not, 'til you know me. BOB' NEWBERRY+I sure can hand them wimmen a line. ZIGMUND NIPARKO-Honor the dayathe I-ll-Y began. WALTER OGILVIE-Not too serious, not too gay, but a ready good fellow. FRANCES OLDENBURG-A genial good-natured girl, pleasing and carefree.

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THE PARKER SENIORS LUTHER STEWARTvA fine lad is he and liked by all. GERTRUDE CSTONEJ SCHWARTZ-Give me some novels and solitude. VIVIAN SWAN-Full of fun, mirth, and laughter. IOHN TANSIL--What is worth doing at all is worth doing well. IEAN Tl-lIXTONfl'm a man-hater when no men are around. MARIE TRONGEfA winning smile, a friendly way. WOODROW TRUBA-As good a chap as you could know. PAUL TUCKER-'li l cannot find, l will mcxke a way. HAROLD TURNER-Calm is his nature. RUTH VAN BUSKIRK-Silence covereth a joyful heart. VIOLA VENNARD--To be athletic is to be happy. HELEN WADE-AA quiet girl, with quiet ways. ERMA WALLACE-Nobody's enemy, but everybody's friend. ALICE WALTERS-Good as gold, true as steel. BETTY IANE WALTERSAI-Ionor lies at 1abor's gate. IAMES WAL'l'ERSeThis boy is never in a hurry, always minus care and Worry. MARY VVARDLAW-Talks less, smiles more. 1 fident tomorrows. LILLIAN WENKUS-A girl she seems of cheerful yesterdays and con-