Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Martha Anderson Lincoln Bridqea Veronica Boyaiian Ruth Duncan Fred Godsey Dorothy Hyipio Richard Kahn George Kerrnizian Elaine Olson Armena Samouelian Dan Solomon Robert Sorenson Richard Temerian William Theisner William Vanliuskirk Frank Yamarino Eva Youngblood Marguerite Zakarian Lillan Zaratzian Annena Zaroukian Natalie Zoebel Bob Zimmerman Glenna May Irene Korach Alex Carlson

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Bernyce Thomas Donald Thomas Paul Thompson Iennie Trapani Jane Trice Edward Turner Ieanne Van Devort Charles Vartanian Thelma Venninq Charles Vertrees Ruth Vollmer Robert Waalkes Charles Ward Earl Ward Ernest Watkins Harley Watkins Alexander Webber Ioyce Whear Bob Webster Vivian Welch Douglas Westlake Lois Wheatley Earl Wood Robert Ruth White Harold Wilson lack Wolrauch Wood Zoe Woods Paul Woolly Mary Io Wright Education Is the Defense of Nations

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5 MMEB SIIHUIJLISH IIU TES-19112 Baket o M0629 Yfiminet Sch ai oi 5 Ytxnilip OX Edith Bailey Warren Barrone Rita Canevaro Irla Christine Ioe Fisher Helen Galli Viola Coratti Mike Karoub Carl Kingery Yola Mideria Ruth Rasmussen Billy Roberts Mary Ruddy Marion Saunby Mariorie Stroub Richard Taylor Chester Wells NOT PI-IOTOGRAPHED Phyliss Cobas Robert Showalter Burton Hewson Verna Takkula Charles Moye Frances Taylor Lois Watson Y, I HEN school opens next fall, Room l, that odor- iferous place where Mr. Baker held forth for so long, may be vacant. The chances are that he will be harvesting vegetables in his garden. But his students will never forget Mr. Baker. They will always remember what a swell guy he was, how he would so thoroughly bawl them out, but they could never stay peeved at him. He was a modern person, for- ward looking, and up to the minute in his thinking. Mr. Baker claimed that if he hadn't been brought up on a farm he never could have been a teacher. If he hadn't, he would never have had such a huge supply of homely stories. Often times he would get sidetracked and tell one just for amusement's sake. When he thought the class needed straightened out, he told one with a moral. Many were just good examples, illustrating a chemistry or physics lesson. Since Mr. Baker is leaving, his secret can be told: he keeps his matches between the wall and the picture above his desk.