Grand Ledge Academy - Ledge Lore Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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INVENTORY Tom Scofic Eleanor Shepard Mary Shepard Barbara Simons Josephine Skinner Betty Smith Jack Snavely Arthur Stobert Jean Strong Virginia Thompson Leona Tidd Dorothy Mae Watson Alma Werner Virginia White George Wilson Marjorie Workinger I ouise Zander Class Prophecy-A cop. Class Will-His love of women to a woman hater. Giftatory-A ticket for speeding. Class Prophecy-Co-owner of a roadside hamburger joint. Class Will-Her attachment to school to D. Frederick. Giftatory-A one way ticket to Indiana. Class Prophecy-History teacher. Class Will-Her ability to put one in one's place to Jean Gamble. Giftatory-A crown so she can be a Glamour Gal . Class Prophecy-Mannequin. Class Will-Her appreciation of the opposite sex to Jo Ann Toaz. Giftatory-A bottle of hair tonic, to keep her pretty hair. Class Prophecy-Secretary to the Michigan State Police at East Lansing. Class Will-Her high heels to Mary Lou Nott. Giftatory-A bottle of Cleo-cola'. Class Prophecy-Wife of 'tLarry the second of the Three Stooges . Class Will-Her twelfth grade history book to anyone who will take it. Giftatory-A million dollar bill. Class Prophecy-Member of the President's cabinet. Class Will-His speech making to Mary Cody. Giftatory-A file for all of his Love Letters . Class Prophecy-Henry Ford's chief mechanic. Class Will-His freshman interests to a next year's senior. Giftatory-A Hale Stone. Class Prophecy-Wife of the third of the Three Stooges . Class Will-Her seat in shorthand class to Velma Potter. Giftatory-Contract to broadcast her readings over the radio. Class Prophecy-Ideal housewife. Class Will-Her job at Herrod's to someone who has her ability to keep secrets. Giftatory-An application blank for the position of Army Hostess in an R. O. T. C. Class Prophecy-Latin teacher. Class Will-Her interest in history to Doris Burnett. Giftatory-Some mascara for those pretty blue eyes. Class ProphecyfProprietor of a food shop in the Phillipines. Class Will-Her beauty to Charlotte Hough who has plenty of her own. Giftatory-A Clark bar. Class Prophecy-World's champion shorthand writer. Class Will-Her sarcasticness to Dawn Church. Giftatory-A package of gum. Class Prophecy-Designer for Vogue. Class Will-Her interests at Michigan State College to some- one who hasn't any. Giftatory-A book of antidotes for inexperienced cooking. Class Prophecy-Member of the St. Louis Browns. Class Will-His ability for all sports to Stanley Cranson. Giftatory-Ten easy lessons in wooing. Class Prophecy-Juvenile actress in Hollywood. Class Will-Her million-dollar smile to Edith Edgar. Giftatory-A can of spinach to make her grow. Class Prophecy-Bargain counter sales girl. Class Will-Her trombone to Patricia Challender. Giftatory-A wagon so she won't ever have to walk any- where again. Fifty-one

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INVENTORY Fifty Charles Ingalls Hettie Jones Kathleen Kinyon Betty Kingsley John Klingensmith John Kwant Virgene Lietzke Ruby MacPhee Louis Merritt Miles Merrill Ronald Miller Clare Noecker Ernest Nostrant William O'Neil George Padgham Gerald Roth Class Prophecy-Manager of a pickle factory. Class Will-His red head to Chod Shane. Giftatory-A pencil to Wright with. Class Prophecy-Lion tamer. Class Will-Her angelic temperament to Maxine Kingsley. Giftatory-A trailer-to help bring the gang in. Class Prophecy-Wealthy horsewoman. Class Will-Her movie siren eyelashes to Shirley Corwin. Giftatory-Contract with Paramount. Class Prophecy-Clarinet instructor in the Royal Conserva- tory of Music. Class Will-Her diminutive stature to Mary Ginter. Giftatory-A Schlapp . Class Prophecy-Ladies hairdresser on Broadway. Class Will-His 'tmodern artv ability to Warren Eveleth. Gifta-gory-Book A Thousand and One Ways to Fix Your air. Class Prophecy-Professional tap dancer. Class Will-His knowledge of printing to Howad Randolph. Giftatory-Song Margie' . Class Prophecy-School teacher. Class Will-Her standing as salutatorian to the next in- telligent pupil who can make it. Giftatory-Book Ten Easy Ways to Get Lessons Done . Class Prophecy-First woman dictator of Antartica. Class Will-Her ability to carry five subjects to Albert Deuel. Giftatory-Membership in an Actor's Guild. Class Prophecy-Member of the Gustapo. Class Will-His castles-in-the-air to John Welton. Giftatory- Flint and tinder--so the flame will never die. Class Prophecy-Bass drummer in the U. S. navy band. Class Will-His place in Commercial 12 to anyone that gets along with girls. f Giftatory-A date book. Class Prophecy-Great scientist. Class Will-His presidency of F. F. A. to Jim Davis. Giftatory-A loan from the A. A. A. to get his farm started. Class Prophecy-Manager of the Wishy-Washy Wall Tile Company. - ClassEdWill-His interest in Mary Jo Rossman to James gar. Giftatory-Song, I Can't Give You Anything But Love Baby . Class Prophecy-Flight commander in the Eagle Squadron of the R. A. F. Class Will-His lady-killing technique to Arch Kane. Giftatory-A basketball. Class Prophecy--Watch repair man. Class Will-His woman-hater attitude to Walter Flitton. Giftatory--A toy watch Cand we bet he even makes that wqlhll Class Prfixphecy-Model for Esquire. Class Wi l-His ability of collecting kisses to Roderick W'in- stan ey. Giftaitoigg-A candy kiss. CI-Ie is probably tired of the other in . Class Prophecy-Filler of paste jars in a paste factory. Class Will-His consolation to next year's Junior Class. Giftatory-Toy tractor--to start farming.

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Fifty-two Salutatory Fellow Classmates, Members of the Faculty, the Board of Education, Parents, and Friends: This is an outstanding event for us, the Graduating Class of l94l, and we cordially greet each and everyone of you-you who have helped to make our high school successful. Much of our success would not have been possible had it not been for the cooperation and continuous effort of the faculty and Mr. Sawdon. Also, many thanks go to our parents who have done so much to make our high school worthwhile. Some, it is true, will be able to continue our education while the rest of us will undoubtedly be seeking employment in various fields. Of course, some will follow the careers chosen when in school while the others will select new ones, perhaps far different from those previously considered. When we entered high school as Freshmen, we had our hopes and dreams of what we believed the future held in store for us. It seemed an interminable time until our graduation days would arrive. Now that they have arrived, in far less time than we believed could be possible, we are wonder- ing what the future really does hold in store for us. We discover that we, too, are facing the same old question that generations before us have had to face- What will tomorrow bring? just what will it bring? No one is certain, but whatever our lot or our destiny, it is our duty to be honest and worthy American citizens so that our friends may feel that their trust in us will be fulfilled. Many of our friendships formed in school will be memories after we leave these halls, diplomas in our hands. These memories will remain, however, when in later years we think back to the activities of our school days. We sincerely hope that we may face the future with confidence. l..et's keep looking forward with hope and faith! The future starts tomorrow! lt is for us to step forth and realize new achievements. --VIRGENE LIETZKE.