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Scrapbook Wilma Haas 1933 |
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1 | Scrapbook Created by: Wilma Neoma Haas, ID0379 About
1933 Source: Wilma Haas Lucas Papers Acc001471/Doc1731.pdf Title Page (My addition to this Online scrapbook) |
2 | Contents Chapter Page Frontpiece 1 Dedication 2 Contents 3 I Autobiography 4 II My Interests 6 III My Home Family & Friends 8 IV 22 V My Vocation 23 VI What my Health Depends On 24 Autographs 25 |
3 | To My Mother and Father at the turn of the road the grass is green, and the brook goes twinkling by, Washing the smooth-worn Stepping-stones, and glimpsing the summer sky. at the turn of the road I
pause today, For over the hill is home - my home! |
4 | Chapter I Autobiography of
Wilma Haas In the year of 1918 on the 14th day of April there
came into this world a baby girl. as you can guess I was this
baby. In 1918 I fell ill with influenza, as my
father was in the navy I was taken to a Red Cross Hospital where
I received the greatest care. If it had not been for those
nurses I would not be here to tell the story. During the
course of years I had three other sisters. |
5 | well in high school as I did in
elementary and Junior high I will be well pleased. I have
told my history in a brief form and you may not be able to
understand it, as many times I had to hurry. Picture of 9a's (no picture)
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6 | Chapter 2 My Interests A.
My Hobby
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7 | and as a result got rather wet. We later returned to the place where had eaten our supper. I found my had was gone. We looked everyplace for it, but it could not be found. We of course walked home. When we got home we were very tired and we had been very active. although we were very tired we were feeling fine as we had enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. |
8 | Description of 9a's Raye Mosier
- Crazy as day is long |
9 | August & Wilma Haas, Sept. 1918 Ph10141-001.tif Hi-Res Image
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10 | Chapter 3 My Home, Family & Friends
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11 | The four girls - and their grandparents, Summer of 1925 Front: Wilma, Olive, Marj, Norma - Back: William A. Worthen - Della Worthen Ph10141-004.tif Hi-Res Image
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12 | Klinger Family, 1924 Ph10141-006.tif Hi-Res Image [Photo missing] |
13 | The Family in 1920 Ph10141-007.tif Hi-Res Image
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14 | Marjorie, 1924 Ph10141-009.tif Hi-Res Image
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15 | Wilma Haas, Agnes Hilyard, April, 1919 Ph10141-011.tif Hi-Res Image
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16 | Wilma and Norma, 1921 at the fair Ph10141-013.tif Hi-Res Image [Photo Missing] |
17 | Wilma 1919 Ph10141-014.tif Hi-Res Image
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18 | Mabel & Marguerite Worthen Ph10141-016.tif Hi-Res Image
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19 | [photo Missing]
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20 | Mabel, Wilma & Norma, 1920 Ph10141-019.tif Hi-Res Image
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21 | Wilma, Olive, Norma, 1923 Ph10141-021.tif Hi-Res Image
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22 | Chapter 5 My Vocation When about eight years old I wanted to be a school teacher. I suppose I wanted to be a teacher because they were great in my eyes. But after helping teachers I soon came to the conclusion I would rather try something else. For a while I wanted to be a nurse but when I found the done I decided other wise. I have always wanted to play the piano and sing but was never able to make much progress and as a result had to look around for something more suitable. After searching for awhile I found I would like to be a dietitian. I studied and learned all I could about it and I think I can meet the requirement. I am now planning to be a dietitian as I prefer it to all the others. |
23 | Chapter 6 What My Health
Depends 1. I must have diets which are well balanced and rational 2. I must have as much rest as possible as a person who is growing must have plenty of rest 3. Fresh air make your blood more pure and the organs of the body function more readily. 4. Exercise is the best way to get rid of body poisons but his must be overdone 5. Cleanliness means all in making friends if you are not clean how many friends do you have? If you are clean and nice also you have many friends
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[Autograph Page] |
(1)
Actually, she was probably a student in the 9th grade at Blaine
Junior High School (2) I transcribed the pages and have provided Hi-Res images for all the photos included in the scrapbook |
Loose Photos (In an Envelope inside the album) Click Thumbnails for larger Images | |||||
I-01 | I-02 | I-03 | I-04 | I-05 | I-06 |
Mabel Worthen Haas, May 1973 | Mabel Worthen Haas, holding Wilma Haas 1918 |
Haas Girls - Front: Olive, Marjorie - Back: Wilma, Norma - NE corner of front porch of 17th St house abt 1925 |
Marguerite Worthen abt 1907 |
Klinger Reunion, nd Abt 1925? |
Mabel Worthen Haas - August Haas - abt 1917 Wedding Photo? |
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I-07 | I-08 | I-09 | I-10 | I-11 | I-12 |
Wilma Haas, 1918 | Camp Dewey 1918 |
Wilma Haas, 1918 | Wilma Haas, Della Worthen, 1918 | August Haas holding Wilma Haas, 1918 |
Mabel Worthen Haas - Wilma Haas inside stroller - 1918 |
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Mabel Worthen Haas abt 1920 |
Wilma Haas inside stroller - 1918 |
Wilma Haas, 1918 | Wilma Haas, 1918 | Wilma Haas, Mabel Worthen Haas, 1919 | Wilma Haas, Agnes Hilyard, Apr 1919 |
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I-19 | I-20 | ||||
Wilma Haas, 1918 | Wilma Haas, 1919 | ||||
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