Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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==YPNI ORE Miss Blekking’s slender figure makes her an exception to the rule that “travel Broa- dens one’, for she has been abroad and is going again this summer. Down on the first floor we discover Mr. Osgood. He is a bold, bad man in spite of his serene and calm countenance. Why the man dissects poor little helpless bugs! Oh, girls! Close by we find Miss Patterson, too. She tries to impart her creative impulses to her art students. What a job! Which reminds us (we wonder why?) of Mr. Ivens. He has a great interest in radio (as well as art). He may perfect television. Who knows! Around the corner on the same floor with Mr. Ivens we find Mrs. Bulkley laying a firm foundation for the English language. Mr. Childs’ life ambition is to take an atom apart to find out what makes it go. In the auditorium during the first hours we can see Mr. Barnhill waving his arms and singing (?) at the top of his voice, “Da, de, da, da”, by way of inspiring the band boys to greater effort. Showing our girls how to become lithe and slim, Miss Hammock does her daily doz- ens in the Gym. Words by which ye shall know them: Mr. SCHIMEL: “What’sa matter with your head?” Miss YATES: ‘Sound your A!” Mr. DickERT: ‘Why doesn’t this thing run?” Mr. SCHAEFFER: ‘‘Now get a load of this!” Mr. Foy: “Hurry up! Hurry up!’ And last, but certainly not least, we have Mr. Best about whom we could tell many things. Let it suffice to say that he will go down in history as having inspired each Senior of the Class of ’32 to read something in the newspapers besides funnies. M. H. and W. G. Lb Nineteen : erie 2m staantlee Dita anil ate arte. s, » 7 “- Be See) Cee Oat ee ae ae

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