Hillsdale High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

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Page 22 TWEEN TOWERS 1939 C L A S S W I L L We the senlor class of l939 of the crty of Hillsdale County of H llsdale State of Mrchr gan being of a few sound mrnds make this our last will and testament With sincerest hopes that our few outstanding characteristics may be profitably recerved we do hereby bequeath them to these the heirs of this will the teachers and underclassmen To the faculty we w ll our meager best m the hope that they will forgive us for our re belrrous sp1r1t To our underclassmen we bequeath our brams our brawn and our pulchrrtude ln the hope that we have established a lasting custom we leave the class of 1940 our caps and gowns To the other underclassrnen we leave next year s senrors as a guiding star We will to the halls of H H S the echo of our gay sprrrt and may rt linger and mflu ence other lrttle echoes rn years to come The varrous works cf art doodled on the desks and chairs we leave to anyone who may appreclate them To our most capable prmcrpal Mr Henry and our superintendent Mr Davrs we give our heartfelt thanks for gu dmg us through the laborious years of our hrgh school education We bestow upon our class adviser Mr Baad admiration for his untrrmg effort rn direct mg our class actrvrtres The rndrvrduals of our class wrsh to cast oft the various characteristics and talents that they have acqurred during this four year soiourn rn these halls of learning to the unsuspect mg undergraduates Our valedrctorran Wrnnre Merghan leaves her vrvacrty to Ann Cook Katheryn Pino wrlls her studrous efforts to Nrckre De Franco Marrorre Bosserman and lohnny Ball wrll therr devotedness to Robm Barber and Dean Bumsey Ambrose Lopresto bequeaths hrs astonishing height to that tmy mrte that mere mrcrobe of the halls Brll Sherman tarre Iohn Roberts To the S S s that sophrstrcated smart set the D D s tenderly bestow therr congenralrty and cooperative sprrrt rn the hope that they will have many enroyable escapades Wrllre Prfer regretfully leaves hrs massive muscle to Everett Myers Those two dashing cavalrers Iean Rennie and Grace Sparlrng will their rrdmg ability to Sherry Spreth and lo Bowers To Evelyn Dohse Bob Partee gladly gives hrs unruffled unperturbed unequaled drspo srtron Mary Pate be tows her short simple last nam to Natalie Wochholz so that others wrll not have as much troubl m spellmg rt as we did Vrrgrnra De Bose the wrzard of the keys tboth piano and typmgl gives her talents to up and comma musicians and typrsts To those buxom lassres of the freshman class Dorothy Harvey and Patty Iudge Berna dme Swarthout and Mary Helen Bolen leave their athletic abrlrty Darnty demure Doyle Phegley wrlls hrs finger narl frle to lean Lok Bill Miller .vrlls hrs manly beard to Kenneth Elrott that blond cutre of th Junior class Cynthia Logan casts off the 5th hour geometry cla s to anyone wrth a strong vorce fred Scottchl Duncan spares a lrttle of hrs thrrft for that debonarr man about town Tot Vtleatherwax Thelma Bohner generously bestows her shorthand technrque upon Harold Sokwrtne who has fmally admrtted that thls rs hrs one defect The senrors sleeping beauty lim Dickson leaves hrs dreams m the arms of Morpheu to an ,fone earchmg for a good nightmare Bob Andrews bequeaths hrs trumpet to anyone who has the wrnd to blow rt loy Marne wrlls her makeup to the posters for next years Sophomore Banquet Ann Harwood wills her knack of missing out or' all the choice gossip to Phyllis Rick i ' ' ' . ,. . . Arda Bly, the Ginger Rogers of H. H. S., wills her dancing ability to Hillsdale's Fred As- , s , ' , e ' , ' e ' ' ' ' . A . X . . , . 9 . . .

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Page 24 TWEEN TOWERS 1939 CLASS PROPHECY Thls IS stat1on H H S com1ng to you frono the mam aud1tor1un' of H1llsdale H1gh School 'Ve now bnng to you your weekly program T1me Marches On Well T m does march on and on and on We take you ahead Wllh us to 1949 Th s ene IS the new football stact um 1n New York fBy the way everyone after the game drop n at the shop of Cay wocds Cute Candy Canes wh1ch are support1ng the nat1onal sweet tooth? There s or large crowd out for the game today and 1t 1 such a f1ne day were all sure to en1oy the game There IS George Brown lad1es and gentlemen the man now engaged 1n the construct1on of a colossal four lane br1dge over Beebe Creek Everyone IS stoppma to patron1ze the popcorn man Vlncent Bruno The former Lo1s Arch hemp ly marr ed w1th f1ve ch1ldren IS paus1ng wxth her brood And there IS no other than th man who has brought happmess to so many m1ll1ons through h1s da1ly column on Adh s ve for Broken Hearts IH the Osseo Tr1bune Its Carl Bundayl As we walk on toward the game we see Olland Cole who has won h1s fame by cross 1ng a torto1se and a hare so ne1ther can wm the race D1ck Meeks th flrst of Hlllsdale s a1r plane trafflc cops swoop down over the fleld Have you heard that he stopped Doyle Pheq ley for speedlng the other day? Bob Partee IS here too S1nce h1s Uncle Zeke left h1m a for tune he s turned lnto an 1nternat1onal globe trotter Now for the game but look 1lS over' Ambrose Loprestos Prgskln Terrors the wonders of the football world last year have won another game and the score 1 IOO to ll T1me Marches On' We hope you enJoyed hearlng about the game or rather l'1ear1ng about the people who were DQGTIDQ about the game Instead of stand1ng hours over a hot stove th1s summer go to the new Cooperatlve Cannmg Company 1n Bankers It 15 run by Helen Rockey Dorothy P1tts and B111 VanDeusen We now tdke you to H1llsdale College For a long t1me we worked for th1s prolect For years we strove to create th1s masslve structure Now we are celebrat1ng the flfth ann1versary of the new college l1brary The head l1brar1ctn We f1nd IS Katheryn Plno As we wander through the rooms we see Elsle Crawford the famous model at Saks 1n New York thumb1ng through the latest Vogues hm Dlckson 1 fndmg the l1brary tables a b1t hard tHe IS a tester for the Beauty Rest Mattress Company OUlSId9 of school hoursl In the lecture room we flnd the promment 1nventor Ray Dohm who has Just lnvented a dedandehomzer for lawns l.1sten1ng to Ray 1S Amerlcas blond g1ft to the tall dark A gentlnes the famous dancer Allce Gelemus Next to her IS the Steamburg Un1vers1ty Pro fessor lean Gemmell Also 1n the audlence we f1nd the wmner of the New England f1sh1ng pr1ze for the longest mxnnow He IS Lavern Haynes Ch and we mustnt overlook the head alesman for the Happy Greetlng Company Iunror Iennmgsl We leave th1s del1ghtful hall to VlSll the reference room There are a number of people here Every month we see Lowell Hodson when he comes to read the gas meter so I shant bother to mentlon h1n1 Alva Hawk1ns famous 1nvest1gator of sleep1ng s1ckness 1n the Be1g1an Congo IS studymg hard Mary El1zabeth Kalder IS rev1ew1ng her Mother Goose Rhymes for she IS runn1ng the Nursery School on the htll Burd tte Kelley IS 1n the same sect1on of the room as he IS work1ng und r Walt D1sney drawlng Goldlloclfs and the Three Bears T1me Marches On' We hope that after our program you w1ll keep tuned to th1s statron At nlne oclock you may hear Donna Mae Beach lectur1ng on How to ROISQ Pumpkms At IU 30 Mar JOIIG Bosserman w1ll g1ve her famous barnyard 1m1tat1ons At ll youll lsten to Bob An drews playtng flrst trumpet 1n the Podunk Nat1onal Symphony Orchestra And dont for get tomorrow morn1ng at 7 OO to tune IU and hear Bernadme Swarthouts Slammlng S1tt1ng Up EXGTCISGS Do your shoes f1t your feet or someone else s? Come to the Nat1onal Shoe Expert IH New Orleans The exclus1ve shoe model there IS Iean Trout Now we take you to the Hrllsdale Depot There we frnd celebrxtles and many promln . . ., A 1 .. . ,, . ,, i Q . , . , . V . Q A . , , . . o c a ' a . A ' I I A A , . - , . 2 1 - I ' V ' I . . . , . . Q O . ., , ., , ' Q . , . , , . . H . h . , . ' . 'fu 1 1 0 f . , V , , . , . . T1me Marches Cn! , , , . s . , , . , , . r- l I 4 - , . C . . . - , . . , . , , . . . . Q . . . . . A , . . , - , - , .