Grand Ledge High School - Ledge Yearbook (Grand Ledge, MI)

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gl,.1..1..1..1u1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14.1-,1..1...1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I I 5 E S 5 g I I I I I I I I I +-l'1 - Seventeen CLASS WILL fcontinuecll Francis Darling-His ability to conquer Mathematics and Physics singlehanded to Carrol Harrod-he can use it. Arlene Dettling-Dick Foster's address to Bethany Benjamin. Beatrice Dixon-Her ability to get in early nights to Helen Hennis. Dean Doty-His pull with the teachers to Junior Baribeau-he needs it. Arnold Dixon-His athletic ability to Bob Blough. Wayne Elliott-His knowledge of the mysteries of Chemistry to next year's Chem- istry classes. Rebecca Flint-Passes on the Mail Order Engagement' to Jeanne Morris. Margery Fritz-All her unoccupied moments to Sue Dunn. Walt.Freder1ck-His interest in the firm of Doty-And Howe!! to the best dancer. Bernita Gates-Her violin playing to Emily Carnell. Cecil Gemmell-His Tuba Tootin' to Forest Bloom. Naomi Gidley-Her ticket to Pontiac to Dorothy Havens. Mildred Haueter-Her quiet ways to Shorty Howe Cwho doesn't necessarily have to use them.D Harvey Haueter-His ability to coax any car Cregardless of model or makeb to start, to Tommy Scofic. James Hemingway- Ha.novers his Flint to the College Lad from Indiana. Agnes Holland-Her winning smile to Hazel Curtis. George Irish-All his possessions Cexcluding Janice? to next year's occupant of lockers 3143 and 3035. Don Kingsley-Leaves Marcia Clark-very unwillingly-to Bud Gilbert. Jack Kingsley-His position at the Kroger store to Lorne Bouck. Helen Kempf-Her five-year-plan to Bruce, Kenny, and Curly. Irene Klingman and June Langham-Their love of dancing to Doris Davis. Ted Maris-His nose for news to Next Year's Bee. Helen Marshall-Her dimples to Hortense Corbett. Hazel Masters-Her honor of Salutatorian to her sister Jennie. Lucille Matz-Her love of Winter Sports to Virginia Glatz. Dorothy McDaniels-Her giggles to Cheryl Avery. Kathryn Meier-Her interest in HIS V-8 to herself-she is not going to give it up to anyone. Nila Meister-Her deftness at jerking sodas to whoever works in Harvin's next year. Erma Milks-Her winning ways to Ellen Barnes. Doris Morse-Her gum-chewing to Glenna Chapman. Norva Newcomb-Her ability to play the Middle to Floyd Merritt. Donna Oliver-The other Kirkpatrick to Ruth Casada. Audrey Olmstead-Her seat in the History Room to Bernice Davis. Marian Parker-Her minute vocality to 'tCurly Foster. Louise Piepenburg-The other Churchill to Evelyn Jenson. Philip Reed-His title as the Thin Man to Tommy Baird. Earl Rosier-His ability to accomplish things, although seated next to Don MeCune, to whoever sits beside of Don next year. Donna Schavey-Her Mulliken friends-BOY-ER girl-to Edythe Hiscock. Jeanette Schavey-Leaves Mr, Brooks Cside-burns, took to Miss Yinger to watch and protect. Joe Schultz-His formula on How to be Happy Tho' in School to J. Shoals. Frieda Sisco-Her wiles to Janet Doty, although she does not need them. Rosalie Van Camp-Her interest in Hseedsv to Edna Tower. Margaret Van Houten-Her cello to Miss Strong, and may she find another person to play it well. Agnes Wells-Her Lincoln Zephyr to Arlene Howe-isn't that what she wanted? Curtis Wheaton-His Torrid Trumpet to Virgil Lietzke. Marie White-Her knowledge of second year French to Ralph Wight-His book entitled How to Waste Time Still Get By to next year's Chem. class. Bud Wolf-His goatee'l to Bob Klingman-to match the Marian Moore-Leaves NeedMore to Maxine Skinner. Phyllis Newth-Her position at Lines to E. Hiscock. Mortimer Perrin-His influence with Miss Yinger to Bob Harry Veltman-His privilege to soft soapi' the. teachers to Doyle Workinger. Edwin Withey-His knowledge of history to Miss Bassett to be distributed among next years classes as she sees fit. Helen Veltman-Her interest in the Ferndale Dairy to Harriet Wells. Bob Patriquin. in Chemistry Class and Sideburns. Patriquin.

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4. iiiii T. i1iiT1i1T1t? -.1-.1 1?-1 -..------nu-,iq ' 1 CLASS PROPHECY CContinuedj Naomi Gidley-Author of book How to write notes. Harvey Haueter-Fuller Brush salesman. Mildred Haueter-Tight rope performer. ' James Hemingway-Doctor in charge of Wacousta Hospital. Agnes Holland-Housewife. George Irish-Parkyacarkas' understudy. Donald Kingsley-Head coach at Notre Dame. Jack Kingsley-Drum Major in U. S. Navy Band. I Irene Klingman-Winner of the National Roller Skating Marathon in 1943. June Langham-Missionary to Africa. Ted Maris-Manager of Waldorf Astoria hotel. Helen Marshall-Famous artist now loafing in Italy. Hazel Master-Dean of Vassar College. Lucille Matz-Successor to Sonja Henie. Dorothy McDaniels-Ideal housewife. Kathryn Meier-Candidate for president on Woman's party. Nila Meister-Office girl-paperweight. Erma Milks-Head of Milks' School of Dramatics. Doris Morse-Champion Gum Chewer. Norva Newcomb-Successor to Fritz Kreisler. Donna Oliver-Distributor of Kirk's Flakes? Audrey Olmstead-Movie Critic. Louise Piepenburg-Librarian of Library of Congressf' Philip Reed-Successor to Romeo. Earl Rosier-Archeologist. Donna Schavey-A second Eleanor Powell. Jeanette Schavey-A second Fanny Brice. Joe Schultz-Taxidermist. Frieda Sisco-Manager of a Stoneiyb Quarry. Rosalie Van Camp-A famous woman chemist in DuPont factory. Margaret Van Houten-A second Martha Raye. Agnes Wells-Stewardess on Western Airlines. Curtis Wheaton-A second Lawrence Tibbett. Ralph Wight-The Successful Farmer. Marie White-Famous crystal Gazer. Bud Wolf-Plastic surgeon. Doris Allen-Professional Gold Digger. Nadine Austin-Radio Announcer. Walter Berner-A cobbler of high degree. Helen Kempf-Charge of an orphans home. Marian Moore-Telephone operator. Phyllis Newth-Bargain counter salesgirl. Mortimer Perrin-Crooner. Helen Veltman-Just a mere milkmaid. Harry Veltman-Mining engineer. Edwin Withey-A great historian. Marian Parker-Superintendent of hospital for cats and dogs. Elaine Leonard-A sob sister. HURRAH ! I I CLASS WILL George Althouse-His squattersl rights on the Taylor St. entrance to Lynn Pen- nington and Martha Hough. Doris Allen-Ted's Packard to Kathleen Kinyon land may she enjoy ith. Charles Avery-His presidency of the F. F. A. to Ronald Dell. Nadine Austin-Her note writing to Beatrice Parker. Darleen Barnes-Her height to Ellen Barnes. Walter Berner-His gift of gab to Lloyd Hines. Kenneth Church-His good nature to Doug Aldrich. Ilah Church-Her slimness to Edythe Hiscock, tho she doesnlt need it. Marguerite Clark-Her privilege to gambol with Gamble to Gamblels sister. 1 l s T I rf E ! I a a Q ..---........-------- ------ ----- - -------..---1-Q. Sixteen

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--uu-wi? 1 1 G 1 F T A T o R Y 1 .l George Althouse-Toy tractor-to start farming. Doris Allen-Toy Ford V-8. Nadine Austin-Western drawl-to go with McCune's. Charles Avery-A cow for his farm. f Kenneth Church-Little church with a red roof. Ilah Church-Some Matthews' ice cream. Marguerite Clark-Handcuffs so she won't lose Flint. 2 Darleen Barnes-Bottle of hair tonic, to keep her pretty hair. Walter Berner-Diploma from course in shoe rebuilding. Arnold Dixon--A car so he won't hitch hike rides with Mr. Sawdon. 2 Arlene Dettling-Certificate to teach. Beatrice Dixon-Little typewriter. I Francis Darling-Book: Facts About Printing. 2 Dean Doty-A trailer house so he won't need to go home from Bosworth's. Wayne Elliott-Set of Encyclopedia. Walter Frederick-Box of Boyer powder, so he can have the same charm as Don. 2 Rebecca Flint-A little boy doll, so she can take her Jims with her to St. Lawrence. Margery Fritz-Fraternity pin. Bernita Gates-Toy Austin. 2 Naomi Gidley-Pad and pencil for note-writing. Cecil Gemmell-Safety razor. I James Hemingway-Map of Flint. 2 Mildred Haueter-Horn to blow for a little noise. Agnes Holland-Toy telephone to do away with whispering. I Harvey Haueter-A girl. 2 Helen Kempf--Cradle. Irene Klingman-Roller skates. I George Irish-A car, so he and Arn won't have to hitch hike rides with Mr. Sawdon. Donald Kingsley-A bus to remind him of old times. 2 Jack Kingsley-Fish in bowl: Little Minnie. I June Langham-Dancing slippers-these won't wear out so fast. Ted Maris-Soronian Paddle from Olivet. 2 Helen Marshall-Nurse's cap so she can stay near Fred. I Hazel Master-Dunce cap. Lucille Matz-A sack of peanuts. , Dorothy McDaniels-Wooden shoes. She wears out so many walking home from I school. 5 Kathryn Meier-Map to Three Rivers. Nila Meister-Malted milk tablets, to increase her size. : Erma Muks-Half title to Red's car. ! Doris Morse-Package of gum. Marian Moore-Song 'KI Can't Give YOU Anything but Love. 1 Norva Newcomb-Toy violin so she can fiddle around. Phyllis Newth-Shamrock, to remind her of the Irish. Donna Oliver-Palmolive, to keep the school-girl complexion. S Audrey Olmstead-A bicycle to ride to school. Mortimer Perrin-Paint, to put a date on Barnes. Marian Parker-Airplane, to go to California. 2 Louise Piepenburg-A job working for Elbert in the N. Y. A. Donna Schavey-Laughing gas to get rid of her giggles. Jeanette Schavey-Contract with M. G. M. 2 Frieda sisco-Wedding ring. I Philip Reed-Red foundation cream to hide his blushes. I Earl Rosier-Loudspeaker to make himself heard. 2 Joe Schultz-Box of dates. Rosalie Van Camp-Package of seeds from Walt's Seed Store. Margaret VanHouten-Cook Book for Brides. Helen Veltman-Milk truck-so she can help Bill. Harry Veltman-Chemistry Pony. Agnes Wells-A Million Dollar Bill. 2 Marie White-An Eagle. 1 Edwin Withey-A wig so he can stay near Louise at Stephens. I Curtis Wheaton-Song: Sweet Adeline? 2 Ralph Wight-New tractor for farming. Bud Wolf-Taps for his shoes. I .l 1 I -1- ---..-- ----- ------ - -------..-----,,-,,-W Eighteen