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

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P 13 ,. « - . v KATHLEEN, SMITH—Anrtinspiration. . xmict —y yCCri BLANCHE BENOAY—It s the natural thing to do. PEARL BLAKfe—Always take mother's advice. GuxaJL DONALD KNESBECKpI want my momma. MARION SALEE—A roving I will go. WILLIAM REDLIN—What have you got that gets me? JUNE CLASS OF 1939 RLEY HUNTER—I'll spe you again. GEHTRuDl HUGH ES m ye got a pocketful of dreams. CHESTER HOOD—I'm laliqffii? u| my leeve ? r‘ MARKHAM—There's a lull in my life. y- RUTH VEALE—Come along with me. KINGSLEY CRAIG—Don't say a word. MARION E. COOK—I'll get by. fd it EVERILL LaBAUMoARD—Rhythm in my nursery rhymes. LLOYD GRIEVE Am I blue aint little schemes. MAGDALENE VlARDWICK—A little bit independent. GERALDINE GREEN—Garbo Greene ARDEAN FISHER • Jn my solitude.(x£ tLC -»v, BETTY GILLESPIE—Hoy 'd you like to love me? LaVERNE SCHUBRINGj Treasured—A sweet little headache. €L ?w£ 7 Ui U cx r CHARLES MIMMS—Hooray for ChaVlie! ft MaAs. AUDREY SWAN—Deep in a dream. LILLIAN MITH—I ain’t got nobody.

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Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead. Class flower—Forget-me-not Class colors—Blue and Silver ‘4$ e-K-s JOE AYERS—Just a kid Inamed Joe. RIETH ANDERSON—Young in heart. EHRBAR— roijier, seek and ye shall find. LEONARD THOMAS- -Come out of your shell. AONES WOODBURN -Small fry. CLARENCE CARTER I'm happy about the whole thing MARY ALICE COMFORT I ain't got weary yet. KATHRYN SOUTH—K-K-K-Katy. ROBERT CLARK—Now you're talking my language. DOROTHY yOUNG When my dreams come true. •fern SEWEUit J 'm a greaf- big man from the South SUN YOG—No it rtin be told. 7 BOKSXft—I've got a feelin' you're lockin'. A RALPH SCHULZ Beginner's luck. IRENE HEAI V n 4fJ DOROTHY CRAVEN—There's a rainbowr und my shoulder. AmTJoNYMAGY A going to be all right. V shn ■ V J+Zf. LOUISE McPHAIL I Ve got a new design for living. ELMER LAGG—I wonder. B. A. McCLOY—Class Adviser. PHYLLIS KNIFFEN-Don't let it bother yoi{J SIDNEY JACKSON—Say it with music. CONSTANCE MATTHEWS—I've got my love to keep me warm. ANULA PSARA Dark eyes. OCIL DALTON—Woe is me! MURIEL ROGERS—O-oh but I'm happy. GEORGE PHILLIPP—Me and my shadow. AUDREY COMPTON—Redheads on parade. JACK VASBINDER—My dreams are as worthless as tin to me. LYLE ELLIOTT—Time on my hands. BETTY EMBLING, Salutatorian—So sweet.

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C% p fT %» u JUNE CLASS OF 1939 PEJAKOV —NameH d fia xpur's. LAWRENCE BEST. Rsgefting V dowV. HILDA COMISEL—In nfy littlewcn DARRELL CHAMBERLAIN Pa.ty cake, patty cake. ILIWOR BUNNER—Are you in t(he mood for mischief? ClImSTnfe OSTtTLER Foo my GEORGE BOUCHARD—On,llie loose. BEVERLY V LSTAft-' Some day. LILLjAN SWEET—Please be kind. JAMES WATSON -Little king of toyland HELEN TURNER That certain party. J lA t cry NORMAN CLISSOLD—I'm bubbling oveL. DORIS WINKLEMAN—So help me BILL TOLL—Hiking down the highway. DOROTHY FIELDS—Wake up. and live. GLADYS POUNCEY-JLs music you must learn. DONAlSmOLD—You ve got to be a football hero. BERNICE ROBBINS—Easy on the eyes. BERNARD GRASSER—On the trail. MA fo tV BSic—1TiH we meet again. my souvenirs. fish in the sea. PATRICK COSGROVE, President- I ups to her and she ups to me. EVELYN WILLIS- So rare, (j T $ jLJLlCS CLIFFORD LINTS—Everybody's laughin'. c FERN ' £ j cfax SHIRLEY DURBIN, Secretary My heart belongs to daddy. GEORGE HENRY—Ordinary guy. CHARLOTTE KLEIN—Supposin'. y , DOUGLAS HETHE NGTQ —Start that band to play.