Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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ORIOLE 0 5 F1 CLASS WILL X We. the January Class of l930, being of sound mind and perfect 9 physical condition. do hereby will and bequeath the following items, to-wit: Q - I, Freda Kistler, will my talent of using Golden Glint' to Helen Hamel. I. Vera Barnhart, will my knowledge of flirting to Marjorie Swanson. Q I, Helen Steingraber, will my basketball knowledge to Coach Reed. R V I, John Keene. will my powers of arguing to Buddy Dorrell. P I, Clark Kjarulff, will my boisterous laugh to Mr. Granger. L I. Kathleen Krause, will my size to Dorothy Bell. , I, Elizabeth Hansen. will my art of chewing gum to Ruth Dorrell. : We, Edith Schwartz and Beatrice Arnold, will our ability in shorthand lO Harriet Marks and Gladys Nerheim. ' I. Leonard Nielsen. will my dimples to Babe Loomis to keep hers ,A company. V I, Dorothy Ekman. will my habit of being late to Celia Sutton. L . We, Marie Sanders and Alice Barnhart, will our Ford cars to L. H. S. B I. Clark Norton. will my heat theory to future physics classes. Pg I. Beatrice Pehrson, will my recitation ability to Don Nelson. 3 I, Hazel Werman. will my lip-stick to the Martin Twins. I. Margaret Nelson, will my love of History to Dorothy Seeba. ,A We, Alida Lietz and Alice Dues, will our quiet ways to Mildred Ogren P and Arvilla Peterson. X I. Gerald Gowell, will to Red Larsen my method of control over women. I, Jack Suess, will my knowledge of Married Life to Lester Pehrson and! ' I, Lillian Kupper. will my Battles with Mr. Owen to whoever can take my place. il I, Fredrick Williams. will my Dancing Ability to Jeff Gustafson's brother. g I, Beatrice Abrahamson, will my Motherly Ways to Hilda Nielsen. 8 I. Marita Hawley, will my ability to argue with Miss Pearce to Katherine Kirwan. , I, Garman Winey. will my artistic ideas to anybody who wants them. I I, Lyle Clark, will my book on How to Become President to Elmer Nelson. F I, Charles Newberg, will my collection of L's , which are to be framed. 5 to the school. ' I, Alvin Osborn, will my knowledge of Golf to Albert Sweikhardt. L I, William Hall, will my Ford to my brother so he can take my place I and go after the Hazzard sisters. ' I. Glenn Davidson. will my ideas on Masculine Superiorityu to Fred- L erick Butz. 5 I, Sidney Young, gladly will my ability to make a trombone talk , k to my successor in the orchestra. f I. Donald Schumacher will my ability as a salesman to Frederick Ericksen. l We, George Laird and Ernest Hansen, will our Pestiferous ways to anyone who needs them. F To our class-room teacher, Miss Paine. we will the profound admiration and ever-enduring friendship of the class of l930. F Ima Guy Ben Turpin is Compiled by, Youra Guy Witnessed by, Ben Eatin' X Heeza Guy Ben Drinkin' P 5 950

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ORIOLE CLASS PROPHECY Harken, O ye men and women. assemble yourselves, for the veil of the future hath been rent in twain, and it has been given unto us as the chosen people of the Class of l93O. to dream strange dreams of the years to come. 'Ihere appeareth Beatrice Abrahamson toiling over a novel, for thus she keepeth her fame. and Clark Norton. Jr. who dasheth off the bedtime stories lor the little ones. Vera Barnhart stars in opera composed and written by Sir Lrnest Hansen of England, while Dorothy Eckman wields the brush on the scene Also one Beatrice Arnold was helping a husband to deliver the gospel. Vlrs Beatrice Pehrson Grams and Helen Steingraber visit the shop of Alice Barnhart Beauty Specialist. and the Glen Davidson Shos Stores, lnc., in the city of Amber A clattering approacheth, we bethink ourselves of the Kistler-Hawley Horse Ranch Alas? the error is great: it is John Keene, beating out his fifteenth International Typing Championship. On the out side, Miss Sanders. Nurse guides our eyes to the oflices of Gerald Gowell and Leonard Neilsen. Surgeons Sweet refrains and loud applause reward the work of Alice Dues. But o it changeth to screeches and screams, George Laird maketh his way through the jungles of Africa and bringeth forth beasts for the Kjarulff Zoo. And beholdl William Hall's gas station hath the patronage of Elizabeth Hansen whose Lincoln is a ntting prize for the World's Champion Gum Chewer And as the gum bringeth out the office girl, so doth Edith Schwartz appear as the private Secretary of Henry Ford. Ot this goodly number only one followed the calling of the Apostles, and Alvin Osborn hath a rushing business as a Commercial Fisherman. Sidney Xoung became Head Draftsman of the Pentwater Rowboat Co., and Jack Suess the Electrical Engineer of the Ludington Public Service Co. a multitude of letters come to Don Schumacher, who hath relieved John Gilbert. And many a check cometh to Frederick Williams, famous dancing teacher of 1-Iollywood and Kathleen Krause, the fat lady of Barnum S5 Bailey. Schools moved by. In one high school, history is well taught by Mar- garet Nelson while Charles Newberg. football star, is Football Coach at Vlanistee And behold! there passed before our eyes a great game where Lillian leupper s eleven mighty sons were playing at football. Anon the noise of the game changeth to sweet music which the husband of Alida Lietz bangeth liom the piano And our ears heard a great squeaking and squawking. and before us was 1 radio Forth from the mystic realms of the air issues a voice which sayeth. ndies THU gentlemen of the radio audience, your future president, Lyle Clark. will now give 1 short talk on How I Became Wluat I Am. Then cometh a blinding light and a roar of thunderf the curtain of the iuture vi is drawn: silence and darkness came upon us. -Lyle Clark and Freda Kistler. 1 i . i I Q ' J . Sears, Roebuck 55 Co. hath Garman Winey for their mailing clerk and l 'H Q . I I Ve c 95OCXQ

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DRIOLE n,fg,C, W 44 1 9 3 07 1 Z 0,7 , XVillard Hawley g,,,, LLL- - .Yw,, President Dorothy Meisenheimerv, WW, L, -Vice President Lucille Van Dyke ,,- -L ,,,.., , L ,,,,, Secretary Clarence Olmstead--,, g,.., ,,,,. - ,L l.,, Treasurer CLASS MOTTO: In Ourselves Our Future Lies. CLASS FLOWER: Orchid Sweet Pea. CLASS COLORS: Orchid and 'White HONOR ROLL Valedictorian M-, ,...L..L.....L.,,L Lucille Van Dyke - fGladys Berg Salutatoriansw .LL,,..,C.,L,L.... --Lr.lCaro1 Mero Thelma Carlson Grace Loomis Evelyn Meisenheimer Alice Moline Dora Eliasohn Gertrude Shoup Harry Meisenheimer Clarence Olmstead Leola Gilford Dorothy Meisenheimer Arthur Millwood Ernest Roeder Hildegarde Schoenherr 95039