Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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NAME Helen Spar ........ Catherine Pratte Martha Bosse ..... Norma Obenour Ruth Sta ger ...... Nelson McBride Alban Potter ...... Iames Moser ...... Louise Moore ,.... Helen Rew . . . Gerald Caris ...... Roger Paugh ...... Rolland Eley ...... Torn Richardson Arlene Luft ...... Eugene Crouse .... Alice Klingler .,.. Marshall Weber Lowell Klingler ..,. Earl Stober .. Hazel Ream ...... Lois Davis . . . Warren Hull ...... Esther Smith ..... Lfiildred Parker .... Evelyn Iones ...... Harold Zimmer .... Aurora Alay ....,. Richard Messenger Ralph Wright .... Florence Staley ..,. Sara Pifer .....,... Brown Pettit ...... Marian Rutledge Ruth Weber ...... Lorraine Chaney Edna Hubbell ..... Tom Hall ........ Earl Baughman ,... Robert Dickmeyer Leona Motter ..... Helen Vlingate .. . Tom Vlebb ....... Eloise Walker ..... Dorothy Orwick . . . Ann Lowman ..... Rachel Harrod ..... Catherine Atha Lewis Elwood ..... Sonia Davidson .... Frances Hoyt ..... Pauline Branan .... Reed Hubbell ..... kia rjory Whetsler Betty Doersam .... Viola Trautner .... Miss Becher ....... THE AMBITIOUS SENIORS Sono God Bless America ..... Liehestraurn . . . . . .,.. . . . . . In a Little Dutch Garden . .. S catterbrain .............. Music Maestro Please . .. In the Mood .......... Confucius Say .............. Let Me Call You Sweetheart Careless ................... I Love Life ......... South of the Border . . Pretty Quadroon ....... All the Things You Are Tuxedo function ............ When You Wish Upon a Star Beer Barrel Polka ...... .... My Prayer .......... Beer Barrel Polka ....... Stardust ................, In a Little Dutch Garden .... I Thought About You . .... Careless .............. Srtatterlzrain ............ Over the Rainbow .......... When You Wish Upon a Star My Prayer ................. Careless ..... Crazy Moon ........ Starlit Hour ............ My Old Dog An' Me South of the Border . Starlit Hour . . : . . . Do It Again .............. Does Your Heart Beat For Me Does Your Heart Beat For Me Careless ................... At the Balalailaa .. Sugar Blues ....... The Old Grey Mare ........ The Man That Comes Around South of the Border School March Song If I Only Had a Brain .... Starlit Hour ........... Tell Ille Why Sugar Blues ..... In the Mood .... Oh, Iohnny ....... Beer Barrel Polka .. I Love You Truly Oh, Iohnny Oh Scatterhrain ...... . ...... . In a Little Dutch Garden .... Careless ............... Faithful Forever . . . In the Mood .. . Night and Day .. . . . AMBITION Athletic Teacher ........ . . . Own an Electric Organ Airline Hostess ...,. Great Roller Skater . Nurse and Surgeon . Mechanic ........ . . Aeronautical Engineer Farmer ....,... . . Model . , . Organist . . . Printer . . . Farmer .....,.. Electrical Engineer Get Married . .. Housewife . . . Aviator ..... Stenographer . Aviator ..... Be President Farmer ..... Secretary . , . Housewife . . . Farmer ..... Teacher .....,. Private Secretagy . Teacher ....... Engineer . . . Pharmacist . . . Be a Success Electrical Engineer Play on Radio ,... Singing ....... Lawyer ........... Own a Stradivarius . To Go to College To Go to College .. Stenographer ....... Settle Down and Be :1 Electrical Engineer . Engineer ...... Go to France .. . Stenographer . . . Patent Lawyer .. Tahiti .,.,...... To be Somebody .. Social Girl ...., Housewife ..... Beauty Operator .... Blacksmith .......,. New York Advertising Housewife ......... Roller Skater . .. Craftsman . . . Housewife , . . Housewife . . . . . . Secretary . Housewife Local Boy NICKNAME Sparkie . . . Katie . . . Blondie .... Shortie .... Sweetie Pie Nelly ..... Buck . . . lim .... Tommy . . . Helen .... lack . . . Rog .... Gene . . Tom ..... Harnbone . Crusoe . . . Klinger . Mark . . Slim . . . Stober . . . Ream . . Red .. Hen . . . Smithie . . Milly . . Ionesie . . . Zim . . . Lolita . . Dick ..... Pee Wee . . Shrimp . . . Pifer . . Prof ..... Half-Pint .. Ruthie . . . Clzaney . , Snoodles . . . Vxlindy . . . Wimpy . . . Bob-o-Link Blondie . . . Frenchy . . . Spider .... Toots . . Spooks . . . Grandma . . Rex ...... Iohnny . . Squire . Sunny . . . France . . . Polly . . Gabe , . . Margy . . . Plumber . . . Vi .... Dot . . D1sPos1'noN Happy-go-lucky Musical Quiet Pleasant Leaderous Changeable Moody Bashful Temperamental HHPPY Bashful Loveable Sleepy Financial Conservative Lazy Ioking Dignified Modest Reliable Changeable Independent Forward Studious Ioking Shy Nonchalant Iolly Friendly Different Happy Dignified Fickle Collegiate Nonchalant Happy Ioking Carefree Independent Loveable Sweeutempered Studious Businesslike Moody Original Lazy Talkative Quiet Independent Poetic Quiet HHPPY Independent Independent Silly Glamorous Law Abiding Pa ge 21

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TM 'A' i l rv-. , f Q , , .. -. - ,L ,rjh 5 ,ii V ' l cff2,.:U,i,51 ifgilx' .J - ' -:sv 'E r ' - Z' ' ,,.-.T F' E. E.. --winlwrwfuvra V Page 20 a -if-as-zulu-V v-V-W-V-,-W--avi .. ...,l,.,, ,... ,,. -.,,.,,,,,,,, ,,wn,,,,k,W-,Wmhm in V THE CLASS PRGPHECY Martha Bosse just won top honors as the best-dressed woman in the United States. Catherine Atha and Pauline Branan are putting the crinkles in the cookies at the Crinkle Cookie Company. Marshall Weber is flying the trans-continental Plane, Cone With the Windl' twice daily. Leona Motter and Ann Lowman have Hnally joined the long list of artist's models. Frances l-loyt is conducting the sale of those gaudy satin shirts that men are raving about these days. The most talked of radio actress and songbird is none other than our Sonia Davidson. EX-President of the American Rotary Club, Thomas Webb, is the great in- ventor of the Rocket that now makes weekly trips to the moon. Edna Hubbell is in much demand by Broadway producers to Play negro char-- acter roles. It all came about as a result of the senior Play of ,4o. Iames lvloser has accl. ired such a Enite knowledge of agriculture that he is considered an authority on the raising ei hybrid corn. I Dorothy Orwick has established an art studio in the heart of Ada. Brownie Pettit and Tom l-lall are capitalizing on their debating Power. You can hear them airing their views at 6 a. nw. every morning over station C. Y. U. R. Sara lane Piler, the hast in the class of ,ao to receive the matrimonial vows, is considered the perfect liosifsz-. Arlene Luft has just hnished the book, 'll loW to Win and Influence Cats. The book is more or less a collection of her English themes. Rolland Eley has followed in the footsteps of his father and is now preaching at the l-luntersville Church. Catherine Pratte, successor to Kate Smith, is trying patiently to get the moon over the mountziiir. The line of le-larrods in the scicnce department at Chio Northern University iust can't be broken. Rachel has replaced her father and is doing very well. Tom Richardson is swinging and swaying his own band after the inimitable fashion of the old favorite, Sammy Kaye. The book, The Art of Novel W1'iting,l, written by Helen Wingate, has inst come oil the Press. This book is especially noteworthy as it was written from the authorls personal experience. Nelson McBride has joined the large world of Hollywood extras. I-le recently played the part of a tiger in the current Tarzan hit. It used to be Robert Taylore-now itls Richard Messeiiger. Vife could not locate Eloise Vfalker. It is believed that she is lost somewhere in the Pacific in her attempted Pow' r pill lliqlat. Vfarren Hull and Eugene Czonse have joined forces and are terrorizing the country with their kidnappings and bank robberies. They say that they got their idea from the Senior Play, in which they Played these same roles so successfully. lilorence Staley still believes in the Wright man. Continued on Page 64 mme -- i... .. .imuaj-g..,MW Mm an, .. .

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A-'--M-wa.-new W-...at , z Q Q 4 L 5 3124 f f f ,Y i s 1 Ji f.3j . - 7, ,,.. L . .. ., ,.,...... W.-.sw .,,.Y.-N.,-.F-.,..........--- ...U , YF .-.- . , -2 page 22 THE LAST ROLL CALL Next on the list is nice Gerald Carisg VVe could tell tales but they might embarrass. Right out of the Forest comes Lorraine Chaney, She's fast at basketball and also brainy. A chill and a shudder announce Gene Crouse As we remember him in 'Hob Goblin Housef New right in here we find the name Sonia, But we're too shy to feed you bologna. Another red is our cute Lois Davis, Beauty and brains, she certainly gave us. Then we come to Robert Dickmeyer, ln football, no one could kick higher. An all-around athletic is Betty Doersam, On the basl-:ethall team she really floors 'em. Roliund Eley is good at drum and cello, In fact, we think he's a versatile fellow. Lewis Elwood, we couldn't omit, The quiet type, but he sure has 'it'. Though he was often behind the eight ball, He's a boy we all like-Here's to Tom Hall. Rachel I-Ian-od is sweet and petite, We're very sure she'll be hard to beat. One of our class who was always adtoit, ls a shy little Miss named Frances Hoyt. Stealing the show, who but Edna Hubbellg All laughed at her 'til they were bent double. Reed Hubbell is another dramatic star, Who in the art of acting could go quite far. Well. look who's here-it's Warren Hull, When he's around there's never a lull. Evelyn Iones is sweet and smart, From her company, we're loathe to part. Alice lean Klingler-active in classwork, Energetic and cute, she never did shirk. Lowell Klingler is lanky and tall, For him every girl will likely fall. A little fhcme-body' is Ann Lowman, But when she's around boys, its-Alas woeman! Our Co-editress is Arlene Luft, And friends of hers are never rebuffed. Nelson McBride is a shy, handsome lad, With good disposition and seldom sad. Clark Gable, Bob Taylor, have nothing, we say, On Dick Messenger, hero, in our class play. Louise Moore has a principle from which she doesnt vary This policy we mean is the well known cash and Carey Iames Moser is the next in line, He's a nice boy, we think heis fine. Leona Motter is a blond And of her we're very fond. Continued on Page 56