Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Hats off to the juniors Who day by day With Rayne as president Make strides in every way. For Did For Did Our Interclass Pat and Anabel well on the lighter side, seriousness Dan and Gloria so well that they need never hide. stars on the floor Ed and Jack Many baskets did shoot, While Ralph, Fred, and Jim starred In football, and made us feel proud. Bill and Toni are the cutest couple, And For active in all sorts of ways things to be done, the two Pats Their staunchness, ne'er could ve doubt. Remember the couple at carnival time That the class chose as King and Queen? Certainly Jean and Alan will remember that Hith 515- did we sing! Ye always will remember those tvo old Ford That Don and Merv used to drive. Tearing down Grand Avenue How did they stay alive? In girls basketball, Betty was head Lon just about every game, Mary Ann, Jean, Mildred, and Shelly Will certainly ride on to fame. For music, always at contest time The girls, Helen and Shirley Tried to win, but Arden and Tom Caught up with them in a hurry. Mary Bea's and Connie's lovely eyes, Mill live in the hearts of many. And Beverly and Ellen cut quite a figure On skates, almost like Sonja Henie. If you want to have a good time and laugh It's Dick, a new boy this year. While Bill Bale is the artist of the class About him, plenty, you'll hear. Peg can cook, no question raised. A good wife to somebody she'll make. Since Shirley's engaged, it's about time She learned to bake a cake. Bob, who is letterer on the annual staff Lith his compass and pencil did work, Roger and Dick are quiet anc friendly But their duties ne'er did they shirk. As years may come and years may go You'll hear the echo in the hall, Of George and Johnny's raucous laugh iith fond amusement you'll recall.