Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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As a ticket taker at the Odeon show, I Carl 'and1er's a lad that all of you know. It slowed dawn the heart of Irma Jean Crowe, When poor Willard to the army did go. As the captain of our football team, Johnny Castle elayed hard and clean. A giri's heart fldtters and her eye flashes, 'hen she looks nt Joe Davis's long lashes. As a plaver on the senior softonll team, Third oaseman Dave Bietzel was right on the beam. Andy-Fender relies on his muscles and Drawn, But what will poor Andy to the day they are gone. He'S president of library, and a good one EOD, It's Johnny Ferguson we spelt of to fad. Betty Greenavalt is the Wirl with red hair, Waere there's e citemeut yod'll find Jetty there. How tnere's J. Thadeds Gardner, our lll shorts fan He earned his letter as 4 football man. Betty Uuyton in shorthand, dh Coen e cel. with this type 0f'w0rk we know she'll do well. Next comes Alisa High, a beLoved lass, As valedictorian, she leads our class. Wim HOVSI didn't wnyer, she soon found'her place, Eight in the Orchestre, slanoin' that bwss. As our athlete we nicxed Martha Hull, For she field hnnsle a basketball. An outstanding ftudent of versatility, Is Bob Irwin, an Anerican farmer to be. Avanell Kindle with red hair of hue, As manger of robes, we are grateful to you. In future years, we all will see, Margaret Kinnear in a Beauty Shopo'e.

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ADIEU It is with pride and joy tonight, We look upon your faces, This class of ours as seniors now, In rememorating graces. Many times you've gathered here To listen to our tableau, We hope we've pleased you very much, Before we have to go. Our teachers dear with all their toil, To make us all the brighter, we give our thanks, and hope Their burdens will be lighter. And now dear friends, I'll hurry along, For I have an urgent task, With your permission, I'11 read to you, Some poetry about our class. In the Speech Glass Play, as an Irish girl, Katie Abbott had Noel's heart in a whirl. Mary Atha's romance is really the thing, For now she is wearing a beautiful ring. Mr. Augsburger has been loyal and true, To the Senior Glass of '42. No eyes for another boy, it's understood, For Marie Binkley is satisfied with Underwood. Leonard Binkley is lanky and tall, On the farm he'1l be working next fall. Therefs a lad in our class named Jimmy Black. With all the girls, he sure has a knack. Now Eldon Bosse, they'd like him to stay, For he earned his letter in F. F. A. He's the originator of the Hold pool room stuff, That's Russ Boutwell, but haven't we said enough. In bookkeeping and typing he sets the pace, The one we're speaking about is Franklin Brace. Dark-haired and dashing is Irene Burns, Towards stardom and glamor, her heart really yearns

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An all around girl is Betty Klingler, Her heart's in Columbus, for a ring's on her finger. Although through trials and tribulations, we an do Miss Many Ellen Kraner, still in her right mind. As a ooeeditor, Jean Krofft, proved fine, For she had the annual, right out on time. Leota McBride is a girl full of cheer, Another senior, whom theyfll miss next year. For one whofs an actress, and willing to do, Count on Marie Mazzulla, she'll always come through. Dependable and willing, is Andrew McBride, Welre glad t o have him on our own side. Into our class in our seventh year, Came Emerson Moser, a boy sitting here. Clair Motter is so young and so stout, 'Cause he's a true member of the Boy Scout. June Newland is our NJitterbug Queen,N When she's on the dance floor, she's really keen. Norman O'Brien, hails from the farm His curly black hair adds to his charm. Now from Pat Olson, wo've all heard Her acting's superior, her voice is superb. She On Marjorie Peterson, you can always depend. lives on Simon Street, is a good friend, Helen Philpott has records, ever so many. When you're with her, you have fun a plenty. Jolly Joe Ream is our colorful clown, He cheers you up when trouble gets you down. The big ambition of blond Ruthie Ryan, Is to help the U. S. Ukeep 'em flyin'.W Roland Rodenberger, a basketball star of renown, Soon will be moving to another town. Tom Rutledge, on the flute he does play, We bet that the band kids would like him to stay. find