North Baltimore High School - Tiger En Bee Yearbook (North Baltimore, OH)

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Jerry: nwhy, Evalyn Hutchison has a beauty salon in New York. Jeanne Nerthrup works for her and she usually sets my hair.N Margaret: UI heard on the radio that the Qygljng Honcfgooners have just returned to North Baltimore a tor touring the United States on bicycles.n Jerrvg UI an afraid I never heard an thine about it.n V Ld Margaret: WYou surely hoard of the double wedding of Maxine Kitchen and Kenneth Hayes, and Carol Fillwock and Cloyde Simon. Both couples then toured the United States on bicycles. They returned to North Baltimore a few days ago and have new settled down to quiet farm l1fe.W Jerry: NI heard that George Foltz and John Adams have taken over the Rippeth undertaking establishment. Their business is rather poor of late. It seems that the people of Forth Baltimore are becoming more healthy everyday. Neither are the doctors as busy as usual. I wonder if it could be because the new marshal, Ed Boney, is demanding strict enforcement of the laws.N Margaret: WI think we have mentioned practically everyone in our class and what they are doing today. Oh, no, there is Donald Baker. Do you know what he is doing?U Jcrrv: nhhv yes he oined the Navy several years u G J 3 u 0 J Q J J ago and 15 new llvlng up to the true sailor code, leavinf a broken heart in every oort.u S4 U' .L Margaret: nOh, yes, I do remember hearing that he joined the Navy. The reason I called you was to have you get no a headache tablet. But never mind, my head seems better now. This visit seems to have out L nev life in me already.n .. -1- - .'.. i!,w95'.3f fw 'ar had wMM+rw?HhW . J.-K in ..-,.f!- Q - 'U'-:w--' . ,,.: izaig 'i . . .. ,Q wifi? 'ravi ,sfgf -- fiffiffilf-s751..ffs1 j- f 1 , ,,., ,,..,,,., W, f?iEHEE5geqQpQg?efW'1 , lg! ,,sifQwggig?giQg api??:'fZ.,..:-:bl-1,TImi7 ff12- ' ' V' I JV Li l ' , Nt' . .1 --M .. sc.. ,:-i5i,gu':.EZz.Z5v,gsQ' V-I -.

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obtained the job as hairdressers for M. G. M. studi- os. llmagine Red and Sam dressing Garbo's hair.J Do you find it lonesome here with nothing to do?n Margaret: UNO, I usually have my radio on. Mm, that reminds me it is nearly two o'clock and I always listen to Down Memor Lane with Donald Fry at that time. I like the program better since Donald has taken Lanny Ross' place. I guess Marcille McKee and Ruth Butler send their requests in regularly to be sung on Donald's program.n Jerry: Uwhat happened to those girls after they left school?n Margaret: nThey went models for Adrian.n to New York and became artist Jerry: uHere is a book I just finished reading--The History of the Origin of the Electric Mouse Trap By John Beckford. CMiss producing a genius in next book is going to Moss must feel very proud of the literary field.J John's be a biography of Victor French.n Margaret: nAbout an hour ago I listened to a game between the Yankees and the Giants. Victor was pitch- ing as usual. He won his fifth straight game today. You know I didn't know Robert Sponsler was married. I just heard of his marriage last week.u Jerry: nBut you surely knew of his success as a chemist. It was because of his wife's fthe former Doris Renschj large lingerie bill that he was led to invent a liquid to preserve the thin fibers of the garments. This proved to be his greatest dis- covery.u Margaret: nLast summer I had a marvelous time during my vacation at Yellow Stone National Park. Richard Hesse was my guide and'he used the same Ford he had while in high school. Because of its weakened con- dition, I was afraid it might break down any minute. Richard obtained a job for Evelyn Patterson fguess he was 1onesome.J It seems like wedding bells now. On my way home I stopped in St. Louis at the Campbell tearoom. Howard has a very good business and seems to like the work very much. Jerry, who sets your hair? It certainly is becoming to you.n

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CLASS WILL We, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1940, of North Baltimore High School, North Baltimore, Ohio, possessing as usual, complete control of our mental faculties, do hereby bequeath.our many assets and liabilities to our esteemed subordinates, that they may better cope with problems of directing our institution. First: We appoint Superintendent E. E. Leidy to be the executor of this will and testimony. Second: To the faculty we leave our ugigglesn . which we hope will ring out through the years. Third: To the Juniors we leave all the assign- ments that we failed to get in this year. Fourth: To the Sophomores we leave all the fun we have had during our Junior and Senior years. Fifth: To the Freshman we leave the authority to become a love-sick Sophomore. Sixth: To the Junior High we leave our sleep- ing positions in Study Hall. Seventh: John Beckford wills his 1929 Deluxe Ford to Ralph Cook flt will get you there, even though you do push it.D Eighth: Ed Boney wills his voice to Herb Kinnan, better carry a basket, Herb--it's better that Way. Ninth: Gail Boyer leaves his job to Steve Ham- mock. 'For the sake of schooln. Tenth: Howard Campbell wills his ability to play football and his nickname UStaru to nSnapn Baltzg you better keep in training, Usnapn. Eleventh: Myron wills his musical voice to Bill McMahan for serenading the girls, especially the one on East Brotdway. Wish you luck, Bill. Twelfth: Goer Downs wills his midnight walks to Barry Chapman. Barry, don't go near the White Bridge because it's still Roger's favorite place.