Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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La Vonne Hammer has a lovely voice, In singing she's the seniors choice. Doris Klingler, Rosemary Eofer and Hazel McCool, Are always seen together round school. The boy with the smile is Waldo Hofer, When it comes to photography the rest must move over Irene Hover, a nurse to be, will be successful, wait and see. Isabelle Hubble is tops with us, She's a girl with personality plus. As for Dot Jenkins, we're proud of her, She'll make a good stenographer. I know one thing that takes a prize, It's Lucille Klingler's big brown eyes. Harry Krofft is really smart, At least he's stolen Mary's heart. Dotty Long may be sorta flighty, She's awfully small but she sure is mighty. Catherine Long is the pretty scholar, She'll make good, I'll bet a dollarl You'll know Bill Martin any where, Just because of his red hair. Charles Mathewson is a quiet lad, Very good-humored and never sad. Our newest student is Donald McCloud, Of his presence, we sure are proud. Riley McElroy's plenty O. K. With all the girls, he has a way! The next name here is Jerry Moore, With Riley, she sure tops the score. Bob Needy edits our yearbook But at the girls he doesn't look. Glenn Neiswanderi so blond and tall, Will be missed when football comes next fall. Teed Neiswander's the athletic type, He'll be missed by all, especially Shipe. Ladonna Neubert plays piano grand, In the music world, she'll take her stand.

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When Jayne Castles around there is no gloom, Her smile would brighten any room. A handsome lad is our own Clyde Cheney, He's good in football and also brainy. Melvin Cheney's the finest to be had, He'1l succeed in farming, like his dad. As for Dorothy Cheney, they don't come better, In G. A. A. she earned a letter. Madeline Clum is a friend so true, She'll do anything for you. Keith Cosner may be sorta shy, But he's proved to be a regular guy. Marian Crawford is a senior lass, Who has one big interest in the class. Lucylle Creps is an awfully smart girl, At least she's got Dave's heart in a whirl. George Dally's a monitor in the hall, When he's around you just don't stall. Mary Dearth sure gets around, She has a boy friend out of town. One look at George Derringer and you'll guess the truth, For he's a very bashful youth. Roger Dodge and Buckie Walls, Both can handle basketballs. Joe Ellison and Lloyd Early are two, Who always are willing when there's work to do. Clair Elwood is just everyone's pal, He spends his time with a Jr. gal. Mary Jane Firestone is an athlete, And you'll find her hard to beat. Our valedictorian Bettie Focht, For popularity. gets the vote. Of Dottie Fulks, you've heard before, For she's a whiz on the basketball floor. Martha Garwick of our Sweech Class Play, Will get some place in dramatics some day. Erythe Groves to Ada Hi is new, But she's quiet, deeendable and true.

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Allen Scoles and Leo Nixon, Think the farm situation needs fixin'. Dorothy Rew is cute and small, As for French, she surpassed us all. Mary Shadley, with her keen mind, No better girl you'll ever find. Evan Simon a duty won't sbirk, He has an interest in Dunkirk. Paul Sousley took a course in farming, His knowledge of it is quite alarming. Walter Sousley is everyone's pal, We all ride to school in his big La Salle. Next in line is Denali Spar, He nroved to be a football star. Mary Stambaugh leading cheers, Has pepped-up the team years and years. Russell Stauffer is next on the list, And as for boxing he sure can use his fist. Now, Doris Steiger's name we see, She knows piano from A to Z1 TO have Mr. Taulbee as a teacher, we feel lucky, Cause his heart's still back in the Mountains of Kentucky Lyman Turner is known by all, . For keeping order in the hall. Marie Van Atta wrote the class nistory, But who her boy-friend is, remains a mystery. Yolanda Willeke doesn't need any learning from books, She'll always get by on her good looks. Last is our pesident Walden Yale, His duty he did never fail, In debate, he took all the honors away, He's the verv best, what more can I say. . J Our High School days have come and passed, Their memories will always last, We'll close our books, ani with a sigh Say so-long to Ada High. --Virginia Mertz