Adrian High School - Sickle Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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We, Betty Reed, Margaret Overy, and Helen Dyer, will someday get rid of this not wanted weight. tWe hopell I, Bob Hansen, will my quiet likeable manner to Ronnie Briggs. I, Don Romeo Phillips will my girl-killing abilities to Carl Tubbs who already has a good start. I, led Shull, will my wit, quick thinking, brain, and speaking ability to Ray I slay 'em Roop. I, Iim Croyle, will advise all boys never to go to sleep while with your girl! I, Mary Bohlke, will my easy-going ways to Marilyn Schmidt, who I know will take good care of them. I, Iohn Hood. will my bachelorhood diploma to my brother Herb to carry on. CGood luck fellowll I, Io Hadden will my ways with the boys to any girl in need of technique. I, Pat Aldrich, will my devilish schemes to Tom, I Know 'Em All, Cooper. I, Ernest Kapnick, will always live up to my first name! CSee Marlenel. I, Bill Fetzer, will my ability on the mound to the future prospects of the baseball team. I, Betty Simmons, will my happy-go-lucky attitude to vivacious Barb Tim- mons. I, Peggy Miller, will my place at the Rite Spot to the Sitting Bull girls of the Iunior Class. I, Donnabelle Block, will my likeable manner and my ability to keep my nose in my yard to the freshman girls who have not yet learned such an attribute. I, Marilyn Emerson, will my jokable manner to Flash Gordon in hopes he'll smile more. I, Shirley Walden, will my cultivated mind to Elaine Kirk. I, Mariene Gallanis, will my curly lock to Mr. Rainer in fear of cold weather. I, Virginia Wolfe, will my intentions to give certain steadies a hard time to any future girls who wish to die young. I, Don Maloney, will Cuddles Anderson to all Iunior boys but wish to advise caution to athletes. I, Ann Richardson, will my new viola case which Mr. Rainier spent so much moola on to lean Allshouse. tSo there to P. LJ I, Ianice Smith, will gladly t?D say Whew Amen . I This page is sponsored by L. J. STAFFORD, M.D. 23

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CLASS WILL WE, THE CLASS OF 1949, being of an unreasonably sound mind and having 992 of the class in an insane asylum, do hereby bequeath and will to our devoted followers of Adrian High School our treasured attributes. I, Dick Rough Tough Hough, do will my dynamic personality to give the girls a charge to any fellow who will handle with care. We, Ieannette Smith and Chuck Wallschlaeger, do will our ability to be companionable to all future steadies. We, Smith Horton and Tom Mitchell, will our bachelor policies to any junior who is smart enough to be one? I, Katherine Boyd, will my quiet and likeable ways to a much-needed Yvonne Betz. We, the Senior boys, will our study hall huddles at noon to all future boys who want to talk about the women. I, Aleva Lott, do will my can of spinach to any girls who feel run down. I, Beryl Moore, will my leading roles in the school plays to the Actresses of Adrian Hi. I, Iim Hoffman, will my flirtatious ways to Dickie Tom Thompson. I, Special Delivery Miller will my nickname to the mailmen of Adrian who need a helping hand. I, Ioyce Damon, do will my haste to Barbara I'm in a hurry Pasternacki. I, Murldean Britton, do will my lustrous black locks to Sally No-hair Roberts. I, Diz Disbro, do will my good-hearted ways to Rog Hagadorn. He can have my handsome face features, too. I, Luette Walper, do will my position on Wally's shoulder to any student who needs a darn good friend. We, the girls of the Senior Class do will all the luck and success in the world to a great guy from Room 27. I, Betty Pixley, do will my position as leader of the band to the rest of the girls to fight over. CLook out for Don Wintersll I, Melvin Handyman Dye, will my notebook's false teeth to Pat I'll get them yet Fox. I, Iuanita Montgomery, will my ability to rope a man, free or otherwise, to little Miss Marion Enders. This page is sponsored by BENFAIR MARKET 22

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SENIOR PL Y 3 if U y. 23.5-1 fr .. STANDING: Ierry Curtis, Wendell Disbro, Charles Hall, Larry Wilson, lack Bowen, Bill Gay. Ierry Shull, Larry Hammerman, and Iohn Hood. SITTING: Orvetta Bristol, Beryl Moore, Nyla West- ern, Ianice Smith, Nora Schaller, Barbara Hill, lean Shaneour, and Phyllis Hanke. The Senior Play, January Thaw was given at the Armory April 28 and 29. Ianuary Thaw is a three act comedy involving a conflict between two generations, one about the age of 40 and the other from 60 to 70. This conflict is intensified by the fact that both groups live in the same house and the younger group resents what they call the unlawful habitation by the older generation. Gul Frieda ............... Herbert Gage .... Sarah Gage ..... Paula Gage ..... Marge Gage ....... Barbara Gage ..,.... George Husted ....... Ionathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis ................. Uncle Walter ....,. Matt Rockwood .... Carson ............... Cable ....................... ........Orvetta Bristol ...........Ierry Shull .......Beryl Moore .....,..Iean Shaneour Shirley Walden ........Ianice Smith ........,....Bill Gay ....,..lack Bowen ...Nyla Western .....Larry Wilson .........Fred Osler Wendell Disbro . . ............ Iohn Hood .......................l'erry Curtis Directors-Barbara Hill, Nora Schaller, Donna Lou Harris, Phyllis Hankei Stage Manager-Larry Hammerman, Charles Hall, Larry Wilson. This page is sponsored by SHEPHERD AND STOLL 24