Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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L e I EDITH Bx'F1E1.U June Edith is the tall girl with dark hair. For some reason or other it is rather hard for her to get to her classes early, but she manages to get there some way, even if she is late. The saying Hbetter late than never seems to apply to her case pretty well. IUARION CoI,v1N June Oh, Marion, who is that tall clark person with whom you go to the HPuritan,'? XVe couldn't guess. Besides being very prohcient in her studies, Marion is a fine knitter and did her bit toward winning the war. Her hobbies are hot fudge sundaes and Walliel' Reid. Cenbeafw, Bmrkrciz Cook June Reader, meet the chief giggler of the Foolish Five. Bee has that smile that won't come off, and oh! those eyes! just ask one of her many victims about them. Her definition of laziness is Hrheumatizf' When there's anything to be done, ask Bee to do it, and she will say, If 'twere well 'twere done, 'twere well 'twere done quickly. 4 FRANCIS Cox June Ha, ha, ha! comes reverberating down the corridor as Dizzy approaches. As per usual, he's Hkiddingf' His big-hearted, guileless boyishness has made everyone his friend. He's always in hot water with the faculty, and eternally getting ab- sence slips. But Cox should worry! He's happy, and he ran play football! .gag Page 25 ,, , 41

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I Page 24 BIILDRICD Buss June Nickel, please! -it's Mildred collecting fares at social hour. Five twenty-live, please! -It's Mildred collecting ring money. l'Eleven cents, please! -itls Mildred collecting money for grad- uation announcements. She's a great little money collector, all right. XYhat did you say? Oh no, it's not rouge. That coinplexioifs perfectly natural. ELIZARI-:TH RoHMER. Ju-me To the casual acquaintance Elizabeth is a quiet, reserved girl, but to the intimate friend she dis- closes a wee spark of inischievousness and an- other wee, wee spark of naughtiness, that seldom, however, shows itself. As a friend, she is indeed sincere and true. A 15 CHARLES BRADLEY June If you'd like to meet him, go to the candy coun- ter after third hour. He's a member of the popu- lar Tortoise-Shell Four-Eyed Society. Honorable and gentlemanly are the two adjectives which apply to him. His smile is sweetened by gravity. MARTHA BRANDON June Martha is a shy mouse, but she's full of fun just the same. They do say she likes to have spreads and parties. Her soft, slow', hesitant man- ner of speaking is very attractive, and 'when her big brown eyes Hash, Martha is charming. We hope that she will have less ill-health from now on. 971-Lwlaedg L .I A

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Page 26 CLARESSA COYTE February Here's the superlatively happy-go-lucky, care- free damsel of the class. 'flsh ka bibble is her motto, she's always going to flunk, but she always scrapes through by hook, crook, or burning the midnight oil. She's breezy, reckless, and witty, generous as the mornin-g, dances superbly, and is one of the chief warblers in the glee club. Efgoyff VVILLARD CRIM june Aha! Our dignified manager of the football team and likewise our VValter Raleigh, the mir- ror of all courtesy. ' Willard! W'illard!-Ha young man married is a young man that's marred, for when a lady's in the case, you know all other things give place. WJQJQ EMM C HARLES DANIELSON February The Senate of 1940 congratulates itself on re- ceiving into its midst a twentieth-century Demos- thenes from Illinois, and a Demosthenes who doesn't need to chew pebbles to refrain from stuttering! The new senator is Mr. Danielson, who in his high school days was a member of the Undertakers and of the extemporaneous speaking team at Parker! O Tnlconoma DAv1DsoN June Yep! He's that fellow that comes lopin-g down the hall with the young giraffe's stride. But he always has time to shake hands with all his friends every time he sees them, particularly with his lady friends. Ted will make a wonderful war corre- spondent, or a real estate agent, or a promoter for gold mining stock! X X ami, .,