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

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1939 Class flower—Yellow Tea Rose Class colors—Green and Gold GRANVILLE SLUSHER Collegiate. FRANCES SCHOMER Blue skies. IRENE KINNAIRD My own. LOUIS TARUS Here am I, doing it. MR. HAROLD RICHARDS Class Adviser. MERRIE PAVKOVICH Lady of the evening. MARIE HARRISON Vice-President Lovely debutante. RALPH JONES Isn't it wonderful, isn’t it swell. ROBERT MARTZ, Treasurer Rinka, tinka man. CLAIRE HILDEBRAND Sweet as a song. DOROTHY HOYLE Valedictorian Reminiscing. VERDON SCOTT Why doesn't somebody tell me these things. WALTER TAYLOR A penny for your thoughts. LENORE PHILLIPS Young sophisticated lady. LOUIS WILSON There's a sunny side to every situation. GERALDINE KNIFFEN Let's break the news. RUTHMARY SHIVAS I'm misunderstood. CLYDE SIMECK Day after day. BURLEY KISTNER I double dare you. ANNA WATSON Let a smile be your umbrella. RUTH KEYSER Love me. love my dog. HOWARD WINTERS The right kind of a guy. FRED TUCK So little time. JUNE SIGMAN I'm going back to the farm.

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4 MARGARET ADDISON Let me tell the world. JAMES FOGARTY It's easier said than done. BRYAN ARMOUR I'm a devil. EVELYN McCOLLUM Quainty, dainty me. GENEVIEVE LOCKHART Blue, what for? BRUCE BARNES All mixed up. ARTHUR CHRISTENSON It's the dreamer in me. RUTH BROWN When Irish eyes are smiling. RITA MOORE Hoping you understand. CHARLES MIRIAN1 The life of the party. VINCENT MYERS Undecided. ANNA MARINCO Thinkin' it over. CLARA BUCKLEY I won't tell a soul. ROBERT DAHLKE You never know. JAMES FAHRNER 's good enough for me. MISS ADA McCULLY Class Adviser. MILDRED SARKISSIAN Confidentially. BERNARD SHEA. President Each man for himself. STANLEY ILICH Something tells me. BARBARA RUSSELL Secretary Jitter-bug. JEAN PASCOE Get out and get under the moon. WILLIAM McADAM Salutatorian It's the little things that tSdH tyf LEONA PFANKUCH Too much jf a qood thing. LLOYD PERRYMAN Hurray for spinach. JANUARY CLASS The Portals of Success Lie Within Ourselves.

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JUNE CLASS OF 1939 p.U BILL ADAMS—Make me some swing-a-roo. VIRGINIA ALDRIDGE—I promise you HAROLD AKINS—Ya got me. 4 p A P :4 JIM GRAHAM Bring me someone to love. J CEHALE Rc in l ()jJ Gl © GEQ IAN 6isUlusioned V-j' CX o5 V MARGARETHA SCHALM—Class Adviser. RUTH LAZENBY—Always and alwayg LVIN .McINTOSH I'm one step ahead of my shadow. rubri- I m one step HELEN NICHOLSON myse a ,ime‘ JACK WHEAT—Variety is the spice of life. JULIA BARAN—Jeepers creepers. ALWIN BAKKE Don't ever change. CONNIE BECK Music maestro please. ( « w CLARK BEARDSLEY—It's the doctor's orders. octor’s orders., s, A GORDON ZEIT Yfcu can't take it with you. MAXINE WATSON—What is this thing called love? VICTOR VINCENT—Everybody calls e good-for-nothing. EVELYN YEIP—What does it matter? JE very body calls me lat does it matter? PHILIMEN». COLLWS-AfhereTl come a time. T OM - et's cell the whole thing off. YVONNE GIBSON—I'll stand by. ‘ LIONEL CLARKSON—Keep the fires burnyia FRED PARKER—Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning. LILLIAN NICHOLLS—On the sunny side of life. Valedictorian. LEE HKTRICK—My heart is.keeping company. DOROTHY FULLER—Breakln the ice. RALPH WETTING—Dancing under the stars. DOROTHY TARDIFF—I go for that. cjo ARNOLD BUTLER—Ah. swdet mystery of life. KATHERINE SIGMAN—Oh gee, oh gosh, oh golly!