Ladoga High School - Canner Review Yearbook (Ladoga, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

SCHOOL I 1 X5 TO OUR PARENTS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE MADE OUR SCHOOL YEARS POSSIBLE. 3 fT W : - la x -4 i,,,,., . i2-1255 f-gg, HAZEL EDMISTON OLIN SWINNEY OLXVE RFIESE P rinc ipal HAROLD HESTER ALBERT CANINE PAUL K, BYRD SARA ELLIS FLOYD NEFF 5 if I FACULTY A L . 1948-'49 ' 4, f ff 5 A R, 14IjQgrL' ,Y A lf ' 1 xx Nm, '7 'V ig S . Jizff ' L ' MAX BUELL, September-November HARMON ROGERS, November- February RUSSEL G. MARTIN, February- May FRONT ROW .To F ranklin Olive Reese H azel Edmiston 5 ara Ellis lna T urner Mary Jones B ette Leeke E dith S trickle!- BACK ROW Harmon Rogers K enneth F letcher R oscoe G rnvit. T rustee P aul K . B yrd G enevieve F eatherston Hazel Arbuckle Albert C anine Floyd Neff Harold Hester Olin Swinney, Principal HAZEL ARBUCKLE .TO FRANKLIN OLIN SWINNEY - - HAZEL I. ARBUCKLE - - - - MAX BUELL ---- PAUL K. BYRD - - ALBERT CANINE -------- HAZEL EDMISTON - - SARA PHIPPS ELLIS - JO FRANKLIN ---------- HAROLD HESTER - - - FACULTY ACTIVITIES - - Principal, Commerce-B .S :Indiana State Teachers College 1932. M.S . Indiana State Teachers College 1945, Darlington High School. Vocational Home Econclmics and Health-B .S . Purdue Univer- sity. B rownsburg High S chool. - - - - - -Vocational Agriculture-B .S . Purdue University 1947. B owling Green High S chool. - - - Physical Educ ation, B iology. Social Science-B .S . B utler University 1948. Russellville HighSchool. C horus and B and-B .S . Arthur Jordon C onservatory 1946. C rawfordsville High S chool. - - - - - English, Latin-A.B . Indiana University 1926. Darlington High S chool. - - - Art and English-B .S . Indiana State Teachers College. Jasonville High S chool. C ommerce and Physical Educ ation-B .S . Indiana State T eac hers C ollege 1948. P rinceton High S chool. - - - - - Mathematics, Physical Education, Health. C oach-A .B . C anterbury C ollege, Wabash C ollege 1938. New M arket High School. RUSSELL G. MARTIN ------ Vocational Agriculture-B .S. Purdue University 1949. Pekin High S chool. FLOYD NEFF ----------- Mathematics, Social Studies, Geography-B .S . C anterbury OLIVE REESE - - - C ollege 1936. Jamestown High S chool. English, Librarian-A .B . Indiana C entral C ollege 1930. South- port High S chool. HARMON ROGERS ----- - - Vocational Agriculture, Wabash College, Purdue University. New Ross High School. GRADE FACULTY ACTIVITIES GENEVIEVE FEATHERSTON -Grade one-Manchester College, Ball State Teachers College. Ladoga High S chool. BETTE LEEKE ---------- Grade two Manchester College, C anterbury C ollege. EDITH STRICKLER ------- Grade three-M adam Blakers C ollege, C anterbury C ollege. INAH TURNER --.. - MARY JONES ------ KENNETH FLETCHER North S alem High S chool. - - - - - Grade four-C anterbury College. Russellville High School. Grade five-B all State Teachers College. Wheatfield High School. - - - - - Grade six-C anterbury College, Indiana State T eachers C ollege. Darlington High S chool. 1 fx X 1 J- 1- ,- W gh K af: g V ' V l'fzj EVERETT FOSTER RICHARD ROGERS DICK WlI.I.lAM5ON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer s , -. , . - J K m ' . V ez, 5:4 . - K K I x,gffJJ'T , l K w ' i N , wi' , A LA MARR NICHOISON EDNA MAYE LEWELLYN President WANDA CLONCS ROSEMARY TERRY IMOGENE DAVE BETTY HUBBLE 9 Ex' , r -an 4:Q,..:,5 gf. Q, fz2iL215 -f , 'Ki A A ww' IO ANNE BRENNAN JERRY BRENNAN MARILYN BROWN 1 21 Q JIM REITER PHYLLIS DICKERSON .TOE PROSSER JOAN ROGERS RICHARD MCCLAINE BARBARA JEFFRIES ' 10 f ni ' 1: -- 'VM Rey X ww MARY .TANE PAXTON LAURA MARKEY FRANCIS MIDDLETON m 5- , Q 1 f W X. F Q, - '- s....4 1 ' ,rr 5-.Q:3::'!5iq,' . 0 Q RN DAVE BRYAN BARBARA MCKINSEY HARRY GRIGGS we - 53 - R Q X RR , ,,,' , BUDDY SANDUSKY DICK ZIMMERMAN ROBERT POWERS 1 1 .TERRY BRENNAN ------- JO ANNE BRENNAN ------ MARILYN BROWN - - - - - DAVID BRYAN - - - WANDA CLONCS - - IMOGENE DAVIS ---- PHYLLIS DICKERSON ---- EVERETT FOSTER - - - HARRY GRIGGS - - - - - - - BETTY HUBBLE - - - - - - BARBARA JEFFRIES ----- EDNA MAYE LEWELLYN LAURA MARKEY -------- RICHARD MCCLAINE - - - BARBARA MCKINSEY ----- FRANCES MIDDLETON ---- LA MARR NICHOLSON - - MARY JANE PAXTON ------ ROBERT POWERS --- --- JOE PROSSER ------- SENIOR AC TIVITIES Class President 15 Hi-Y 1-45 Secretary 35 Booster Club Z-45 Junior Play5 Band 1-Z-3. C lass President 35 Sunshine Society 1-45 Treasurer Z5 Booster Club 3-45 Vice-President 45 F.H.A. President 45 Junior Play5 Librarian 1-45 Band 1-Z5 Chorus 1-45 Annual Sta.ff5 National Honor Society 4. Class Treasurer 35 Sunshine Society 1-45 Junior Play5 National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 35 Pianist l-45 Annual Staff. - - -Junior Play5 Hi-Y 1-45 Chaplin 45 National Honor Society 4. S unshine S ociety 1-45 Vice-P resident 45 C horus 1-45 Junior P lay5 National Honor S ociety 3 -4: Sunshine Society 1-35 Withdrawn in February. Sunshine Society l-45 Chorus l-45 C heerleader 3-45 Latin C lub 35 Junior Play5 School Reporter5 National Honor Society 4. Class Treasurer 15 Vice-President 45 Hi-Y l-45 Band l-Z5 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Junior Play Production. Hi-Y 45 Band l-45 Annual Staff. Class President Z5 Sunshine Society 1-45 Vice-President 35 Student Council 45 President5 Latin C lub 35 Chorus 1-45 Junior Play5 National Honor Society 45 Annual Staff. Sunshine Society l-45 Chorus 1-4: Cheerleader 3-45 Junior Play Librarian 35 Annual Staff5 National Honor Society 4. Class Vice-President Z5 Sunshine Society 1-45 Chorus Z-45 Cheerleader 15 Junior Play5 Cafeteria Z-3-45 National Honor Society 4. Came from Beaver C reek School. Dayton, Ohio5 Chorus 3-45 C afeteria 1: Operetta. Hi-Y 1-45 Junior Play Production. Sunshine Society 1-45 Chorus I-45 Junior Play5 C afeteria 35 National Honor Society 4. Came from Williamsport. Ind.5 Class Secretary 3-45 Junior Play: Chorus 1-Z5 G.A.A. l-Z. Class Secretary 15 Vice-President 35 President 45 Hi-Y 1-45 Junior Play5 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-4. G.A.A: Sunshine Society 1-45 National Honor Society 45 Librarian 45 F.H.A. Historian 4. Hi-Y 3-45 Vice-President 45 Student Council 3-45Basketba11 1-35 Chorus 15 Baseball Z-4: Junior Play: Annual Staff. Hi-Y 1-45 President 45 Student Council 3-45 B asketball I-45 Baseball 1-45 Junior Play. 12 JIM REITER - - - - JOAN ROGERS --------- RICHARD ROGERS - - - - BUDDY SANDUSKY ROSEMARY TERRY - - - - - DICK WILLIAMSON ------ DICK ZIMMERMAN ------ Editor-in-C hief ------- Assistant Editor ---- - - B usiness M anagers Society Editors -------- Hi-Y 1-43 B asketball l-3g Student Manager 4: Band lg Annual Staff. Sunshine Society l-4g Chorus 1-4g Cheerleader Zg Junior Playg Booster C lub Zg C afeteria 4. Class Secretary 4g Hi-Y 1-4g Basketball l-45 Baseball 4g Student C ouncil 35 Junior Play. Junior P lay Production. Sunshine Society l-45 President 4: National Honor Society 3-45 Booster Club 3: Chorus Z-45 Librarian 3-4g Withdrawn. Class Treasurer Z-43 Secretary 3g Hi-Y l-43 Treasurer 3-4g Basketball l-4g Baseball l-43 Junior Play. Class Treasurer Zg Hi-Y 1-4g Basketball 1-45 Baseball Zg Student Council 33 Vice-President 35 Chorus Z: Junior Play. ANNUAL S TAFI-' ---- --------------------UBertynubble ---------------------------------BobPowers ---------------------------- I-larryGriggs,EverettFoster Richard Rogers, Buddy Sandusky. La Marr Nicholson Marilyn B orwn. Jerry B rennan - - - -Phyllis Dickerson, Mary Jane Paxton. Edna May Lewellyn Athletic Editors - ----- - - - Jim Reiter. Dick Zimmerman. Dick Williamson. Joe Prosser Art Editors --------- B arbara Jeffries, Imogene Davis. B arbara McKinsey, Joan Rogers Grade Editors ------------------- Jo Anne B rennan. Rosemary Terry. Dave B ryan W anda C loncs. Richard M cC laine SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS When we returned to school this fall we found that our school had some new improve- ments. First and the grade As we of all we noticed that the high school had been painted peach and bright green school had been painted blue green and cream. climbed the stairs to enter the assembly we found that the assembly had new lights. When we lifted our eyes to see the lights we saw new pictures on the walls. The grade school, also, had new pictures. A new art room was located in the grade building in what had been the old third grade room. Later on a fountain that worked was placed in the assembly. Lockers were installed in the lower hall, and a new office for the principal was made out of the stage section of the auditorium or the junior high assembly. The seniors' gift to the school was a new safe and it was placed in his new office. ilk!!! lllllllk illllk Mrs. Edmiston: What is a furlong? Bob Powers: It means time. Like when your mother says you can go some place. but don't stay fur long. in mn 'H Mr. Hester: Dick, which month has twenty-eight days in it? Dick They all have. nw an-r um- Mr. Neff: When was Rome built? Joe: In the night. Mr. Neff: W here did you learn that? J'oe:' Well, you said that it wasn't built in a day. 13 SENIOR HISTORY After eight struggling years through the grade school we at long last became Freshmen, Although the big assembly seemed strange at first. after our initiation by the Sophomores, we learned to take things in our stride. During the Sophomore Year a new ruling was made by the Principal! WE COULD NOT INITIATE THE FRESHMENV' That nearly broke our little hearts. Then came our Junior Year. Jo Anne Brennan was elected President and Mr. Neff, sponsor. Our Junior Play, PapaSays No, which was given on October Zl, 1947, with Mrs T he D etec tive ..... Reese as our director, was a big success. The Junior Play cast was as follows: B ill Sykes - C lerk at the Mirama Hotel ...... Dick Williamson Joe - the bellhop ............................... Jim Reiter Toots - the elevator girl. .V Miss Luella Watts - meddlesome Mrs. Hawkins - an odd woman . . Genevieve Hawkins - a brat , Sallie - a waitress . . . . . . . . .. Barbara McKinsey old maid ...... Wanda Cloncs JoanRogers ..............BarbaraTharp . . Edna Maye Lewellyn . ..... B arbara Jeffries Liz - a waitress ...... ..... Mr. Page - a big businessman Janet P age - his daughter. . . Jack Prescott - J'anet's fiance Pete Carter - just out of college . . . Mrs. Carter - Pete's mother... . . . .... Dick Zimmerman . .... Marilyn Brown ........JoeProsser . . La Marr Nicholson . ....... Betty Hubble JerryBrennan Prompters ............... Rosemary Terry, Jo Anne B rennan We Juniors felt honored when the home-coming queen was chosen from our class, our own President, Miss Jo Anne B rennan. On April 23, 1948, we entertained the Seniors at the Junior and Senior Reception. At last in September 1948 we had reached the top of the ladder. Our Senior Year was a very active one in which we were busy all year thinking up money-making schemes to aid us on our Senior Trip. The following was a calendar of our Senior Activities. S eptember 7 First Day of School October Z F ixed Juke B ox October 14 Senior Pictures Taken October Z5 Senior Wiener Roast October Z8-30 Penny Pitch atBarbecue November 9 Junior and S enior C arnival November 30 Skru Ball Game December 15 Movie December Z4-Jan. 3 Christmas Vacation January Z5 M artin B rothers C ircus J anuary Z6 Movie February Z-16 Sold Greeting Cards F ebruary 4 Home-C oming D ance F ebruary Z8 Annual D eadline April ll-Z5 Scrap Drive April Z2 Senior Play April Z9 Junior-S enior Reception M ay 1 B accalaureate M ay 5 C ommenc ement May 9-14 Senior Trip 14 PROPHECY Jerry Brennan with his wavy hair, Will soon be at the head of Virginia Dare. But he is the joy of the greenie class, And will probably snare a cute little lass. Jo Anne Brennan with her delicate ways, Will care for Bill the rest of her days She'll make him a perfect wife, And they'll both live an ideal life. Marilyn Brown with her classy airs, Will always long for Dorman's cares, But the piano is one of her joys, And she'll use this to toll on the boys. David Bryan, a Navy boy he will be, Soon he'll make French girls say We, We But his sweet Barbara will sit at home, While the wide blue sea Dave will roam. Wanda Cloncs with her high voice, Will probably be the opera's choice. She might be in The Barber of S evi1le But probably will land in Vaudeville. Who's as keen, . As Imogene, At rolling her eyes around? But she'll end up With a pot of luck, Obviously Hollywood bound. Phyllis Dickerson is Ladoga's cheerleader Fans have said We need her. Very good in speech she's been, And' we know she's Bob's queen. Everett Foster, the basketball player, Deserves credit layer upon layer. But no one has to have guesses, Who will receive Betty's caresses. Harry Griggs, the Lucky Strike, Has many girls within his sight. He'll spend his life looking for gold, Until the day he's gray and old. Betty Hubble, an intelligent girl, Certainly went through school in a whirl. She made many A's at a lively pace, But she'll win Everett without a race. Barbara Jeffries likes clothes silky and lacy, And probably will be a model at Macy. But with her bangs so sweet and alluring, All the boys will need a curing. Edna Maye, the ticket girl, Has a beautiful, long yellow curl. From private sources we have heard That she likes Alfred's beard. Laura Markey who's Oh, so shy, Has said to Ohio, Good-bye, Good-bye! We hope she'll be happy in our town, And find a guy and settle down. Dick McC laine. the demon of the class. Will always drive 50 miles too fast. Coming in three hours too late, Just to find out he's hit Da.d's gate. Barbara McK. so sweet and charmin', Has already begun her fame with Carmen. But we think she'll decide to marry: Will it be a Tom, Dick, or Harry? The senior boys are enraged, Because Frances is engaged. But they'1l calm down in a while, After glancing at her smile. We know so far, That it's La Marr For which the girls are screamin'. We also know, Under his chapeau, Of Cookie he's always dreamin'. Mary Jane Will never refrain, F rom having any fun. But she's the lass, In government class, Who gets her lessons done. Bob Powers, a jerk he is, At making sodas he's really a whiz. His poor bicycle, which is one of the best, We hope someday will get a rest. Jo Prosser, he's our little Einstein. But Norma says He's mine, all mine. A little genius he will be, Proposing to Norma upon his knee. Jim Reiter will be President of the U.S .A. In all the debates he'll have his say, Jack Hester Keeps him on the run, God pity the man who calls him son. Joan Rogers is a big girl now, Why not stand up and give us a bow. Her main interest is on the farm, Where Milford will certainly meet no harm P rophecy Qc ontinuedl Dick Rogers, the bull dozer of the team, Is always on the beam. When we're behind on the score, He piles up baskets more and more. Buddy Sandusky so quiet and shy, Someday he'll catch a girl's eye. Then he'l1 swing and sway, And be happy the rest of his day. Rosemary Terry, the intellectual type, Will never mess with foolish trite. She will never marry, But will be an efficient secretary. Dick Williamson has charms, In Pat's arms, After a tourney game. He isn't ignored In his Ford, By C -ville's scheming dame. Dick Zimmerman, a loud and boistero When he leaves school it'll be a joy. He is definitely a 1ady's man, us boy, And will never mix with a boyish clan. lklklk lklkfk IUHOUOI He: QB ringing a box of candy to girl, You know--sweets to the sweet. She: Yeah--I figured that way too. Help yourself to the nuts. Iklklk 2924002 10210241 Dear Dad, GueS S what I need moSt of. That'S right. S end it along. BeSt wiS heS. S on. Dear Russ, NOthing ever happens here. WekNOw you like your school. Write us a letter. Jim was asking about you at NOon. NOw we must say good-bye. ever, Dad. 10110241 4118101 4219092 I took her to the castle, I took her to a. showg I took her alrnost everywhere A girl and a boy could go. I took her to swell dances, I took her out to teag When my dough was gone, I saw SHE HAD BEEN TAKING ME! 16 Y our NOther AS SENIOR WILL We, the Senior Class of I949, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath the following to the students and faculty of Ladoga High School: Jerry Brennan - my curly hair to Joed C lark. Jo Anne Brennan - my ability to go steady to Frances Bailey. Marilyn Brown - my ability to play the ivories to Mr. Swinney. David Bryan - my place behind the candy counter at ball games to Mr. Hester. Wanda Cloncs - my Crawfordsville dates to Doris Dickson. Phyllis Dickerson - my speaking ability to Paul Lowery. Everett Foster - my little blue Ford to Wimpy Ball. Harry Griggs - my bookkeeping ability to Richard Hart. Betty Hubble - my ability to get my man to Joanne C arter. Barbara Jeffries - my ability to get out of the assembly to Betty Eldridge. Edna Maye Lewellyn - my long blond locks to Mrs. Reese. Barbara McKinsey - my sophisticated manner to Mary Ann Zimmerman. Richard McC laine - my mischief-making to Paul C lark. Bob Powers - my drugstore manners to C arl'Zimmerman. Richard Rogers - my height to Charles Brown. Joan Rogers - my dutiful chauffeur to Barbara Pace. Jim Reiter - my natural ability to be a master of ceremonies to Raymond Hart. BuddySandusky - my quiet manner to Louise Hicks. Mary Jane Paxton - my ability to study to Mary Ann Zimmerman. Laura Markey - my Ohio acquaintances to Maybeth Todd. Frances Middleton - my ability to become engaged to Ruthanna Britts. Joe Prosser - my Einstein thinking cap to Rex Ross. Rosemary Terry - my secretarial ability to Louise Hicks. Dick Williamson - my casanova tactics to Larrv Nicholson. La Marr Nicholson, Dick Zimmerman - our southern dates to Eugene Everhart. We, bequeath the following to the faculty alone: Mr. Swinney - all our bookkeeping practice sets. Mr. Byrd - our unfinished workbooks. x Mrs. Reese - the entire library with all those dry, dry books. Mrs. Edmiston - the murdered English language. Mr. Neff - those far away places with strange sounding names. Mr. Martin - what the senior boys left of the shop. Mrs. Franklin - those well-wrecked typewriters. Mr. Hester - memories of the County Champs of 49. Miss Arbuckle - them ever lovin' cookies. Mrs. Ellis - all the art that didn't soak in. Mr. Canine - the talent of the Senior Triple Trio to the Freshmen. Signed S enior C lass Witness C arol F aulkinbury W itnes s :O lin Syvinney 17 fw UNDERGRADS A 4 f - , vm A0 0' QIX ,N JOLLY , JUNIORS 1073. f-Q.. , X .Q : A fww?w I AW 'A M, A. 4 , 4 is , ' I ,www WAITIN' 1-'OR THE BOAT? X A Vg- . Q53 f 2-I I 'Ir I , f ' 0 f ' f 5, Vw ,psy ,ng 43,0 K , J it I A I ' 3 65190 -.- XL A . 0 2 - 1 Q.. ' -I I 2.3 'sf ifww E V' THE LATEST--BARBARA AND PAUL V , ,. 'J' . K L! ,E at . K . 'rnvlns HAVE CI'IANGED-- 0 4-1 H.xvv1N'T THEY, MAYBETH? Od, I Q 7 -yo ..+ 5 ' .+ .- is Y-UWA .1 6 no vow? -cLAssoF195o' 'OQQ fgvp ii- y SMALL FRANCES E ii Q3 ,X .LL f fi Q .H X Ns- X - S, r 11? JUNIOR PLAY PRODUCTION JUNIOR PLAY CAST 19 7 11- V I 5 V If someone asked a high school graduate what year in school his class had the great- est financial troubles, there would be no hesitation in his response. When we were Juniors. That was exactly what we Juniors of 49 worried over. Like every other ambi- tious Junior Class, the first resort was to present a play. Ours, called Calm Yourself, was presented on October 9, 1948 with the following cast: Fred Smithie ................................. . . . Larry Nicholson Fannie Smithie. . . Lucie Smithie .... B arbara Hanson .... Harold Ainsworth . . . Jack Bird ............ Mrs. George Wonder . . . Mr. George Wonder . . Hank Webster ...... . . . Louise Hicks . . Ruthanna B ritts . . . Maybeth Todd . . . Paul Clark . . Carl Zimmerman . . Betty Eldridge . . Eugene Everhart . . Paul Lowery MaryZimmerman Among the several money making activities of the Juniors was the making and selling of novelty yarn dolls of green and gold. Although these were not found too successful in high school, the grades made up for it. There was a unanimous vote to try selling popcorn at all home ball games which turned out to be qute profitable. On November 9, 1948, with the Seniors, we planned and held a Carnival in the old gym dividing the profits between the two classes. Under the careful guidance of our sponsor, Mr. Neff, and the rest of the class, these activities were successful and we were proud to be wearing gray and maroon sweaters representing the class of 50. Our class officers for the year were President, Paul Clark Vice-President, Joed C lark: Secretary and Treasurer, Floyd Ball. EASTER BUNNY LARRY NICHOLSON Bunny comes but once a year With baskets full of eggs, And he travels many miles On four white stubby legs. He travels to the rich and poor To all colors and creeds, With Easter baskets by the score Carrying on his good deeds. When all is put away with care And night departs from day, Bunny would like to be there, To hear what children say. And now that all is happy and gay, And no one sheds a tear, Bunny would like to say- Good-bye until next year. 9 - a,.4....-....... , , , ,..nn......, OQOQS! +6 eo? MR. SWINNEY I QQQZ C ?-N z Nx fc Q1 Q0 BOBBY ' f THELMA KATHRYN . A e , X 33 'S 'z Efx BETTY , X. 1 GLOWING PEAR Y' qi ?P'1 HELEN -. as SHELBY vm 'Q ? T p SA 0 Q, 1 Q: ,F ,, L Q: N IRENE LETHA MAXINE JOYCE 7: it ROTTEN P1-:ARS L , NELLIE LAURA FALLING PEARS ...,, J FALLING PEAR15 .nm M' BILL ,+L Z1 L L- . ,, i' ' I 1 JERRY Jerry Boling heads our list And we are sure he would insist That Bobby Brovm is quite a clown. There's Irene Cline and what a line As Wardie says, She's mine, all mine. In the daytime Londell Craig chews his gum. But at home he does nothing but play rum. Betty Davis the president of our class Is a very lucky little lass. Kathryn Denny sixth in row, Is still looking for a beau. BillGerald who likes a. girl Runs to her with arms unfurled. Jim Harris, our one and only, SOPHOMORES Next in our class is Thelma June Hart. Along came cupid and hit her with his dart. Joyce Lawton is not a snob Especially when she's with Sam Bob. S helby Norton came from Kentucky With all the girls he's very lucky. Maxine Oliver has her own desires To be a housewife and build the fires. There's Laura Pitzer and I'm sure you'll agree, Her one and only is Loree. NellieSandusky, our cheer leading gal. To every one she is quite a pal, Patty and C arl have departed but Since Bill O. came along she isn't broken hearted During basketball season was never lonely. David Simmons lives on a farm, When it comes to the girls he turns on his charm. Helen Taylor with a dimple in her chin Can't make up her mind whether it will be Curt, Brad, or Jim. Norma Todd always has a smile And if you will notice, her clothes are right in style. Last but not least is our friend Mary Her ambition is to help Larry operate a dairy. Jerry: - - - - Bob: - - - - Irene and Ward: - Londell: - - - - B etty and John: - Kate to Danny: - B ill to Thelma: - Jim: ---- - Joyce and S am B ob: - - S helby: - - - - - M axine and Norma: - - Nellie and Ed: - - Laura and Loree: - - Pat and Bill: - - Dave and Wanda: - - Helen and Curt: - Mary: - - - - SONGS Love ls The Darnest Thing I'mA Big Boy Now It Had To Be You Don't Fence Me In Oh! Johnny! Danny Boy I Love YouSo Much I Walk Alone Slow Boat To China Brush Those Tears From Your Eyes ' 'Sweet Sixteen Until A Little Bird Told Me I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warn But We Just C ouldn't Say Goody-bye My Darling Maybe You'll Be There Z2 ' 11 ' 1 ' - L . , . 1 N. .-.. f RSQLS - TN if-E S . 5 K2 X i' -QL. M - K- 2- vw-vfxfv is 5 is X x M QR J RED HART W. . -ex , - fifg A L :Q K L X. i X. A X L. . K A R L .f - . 5 5 A sk lg L OUR BATON TWIRLER SMART CHARACTERS ? OUR DREAM GIRL 8 , ff SAY? WHAT A SMILE CLASS OF 52 Q :rx 1- f .s. J, , ,1 ,4 3 .5 i -4 A BRIGHT BOY . 4-sr BOOTS AND BABS CUTE STUFF zff, ' :s f swf ' , 'Wg si-f 4161. ' A ririfw-FL sf ' ' A 1 .G vs gi E gif 3 V ' Q w at M , - ,:a'g,5. A ' if ,Q ' 3? 13112 Q ' L' A 1 . fi 12 ' . 9' Hows LAMBY Now, CARI ' f gg , QE?- , zu , X , i J, , ,1,Q , , ,lxflgj V, A, ,Nl I1 H b , 1 1 . :- 1, . 'Y x ' ' 4 . f ' - . 4 , A . I -. 5: + 'Q 1 I THREE BUZZ --BOMBSI GEE! LEGS THINK You 'RE CUTE, HONEY? Z3 , THE CLASS OF SZ The class of SZ are now Freshmen The best in the land. We will now tell you about these people Who are as sharp as a steeple. Wilbert, Carl, and Harley, who act the age of ten, Get sent out of class, never to come back again. Morton and Junior fuss over the time Until they hear the buzzer chime. Eugene, who has just moved to this town, Is bashful as a little clown. But Glen, who is moving away Is bashful, we would not say. Tommy and Gerald, though this may hurt, May each be called one big flirt. Wallace though he has class Is smart as apple sass. Frankie, the ping-pong player. May grow up to be a mayor. Betty Jo and B arbara, who are fourteen, Are very nice to be seen. B etty Lou who can sing Would like to warble like a bird on the wing. Dorothy and Sandy strut around, Yet they never make a sound. B etty Hart and Anita are very kind And both possess a very quick mind. Irma and Marie, the tallest of the class, Do their work and hope to pass. Jane and Sue are the best of friends May this never end. Now you know every lad and lass Of the Freshman C lass. 24 1 52 V ,NR fs 5' X57 le gl? ' ' A - 4- o .p JI J 5 K 6 wwe 4 E I G H T H G R A D E Betty June Z immerman, M arjory Kenworthy, Carrie Lou Sears, Ioan Swinney, Evangeline Light, Helen Bullock, Wanda Renner, Mary M. Long. Richard Stark, Dale Newhouse, Jim B ob Miller. Harold Cline, Bill Strickler, Mrs. Reese. Warren Boling, Monte Chadwick, Edwin Sears, Bob Long, Allen Long, Danny Boone, David French, John Rogers. Freddie Brennan not in the group. ,i xx Q. ., , -IH - H c 'v V -,v if. ,- ' Nu Z5 ww- H vw SEVENTH N l FIRST Row: Laura Osborn, Darlene Sandusky. S ally Barbar, Patty Long, Virginia Walton, Mildred C line, Judy Pickett, Daphne Keller, Marlene Page, MaryS hover, Nancy C ross SECOND ROW: Miss Arbuckle, George Zimmerman, Joe Wesley, Gaffer Oaks, Janice Eldridge, Stanley Mahorney, David Swinney. Robert Pence, Don Todd, Max Todd. THIRD ROW: Richard Powers, Johnny Gott, Keithley Todd, Ralph Rogers, Tommy Long. Donald Moore, Warren Burge, Ralph Jefferies, Freddie Harris, Billy Kimmel, Richard Dickerson, Theodore W ethington. OFFICERS President ...... . . Ralph Jeffries Vice-President ......... ...... B illy Kimmel Secretary and Treasurer. . . . .Richard Dickerson Student C ouncil ......... .......... J oe W esley Sponsor ....... The First Class in the Junior High, The seventh, as you know, When first they came to high school, They didn't know where to go. But 'twa.sn't long before they found, The way to get about, And now they go from room to room, A going in and out. .. Miss Hazel Arbuckle Now if you'll just be patient, We'll get done, you'll see The time will fly, and speed right by, And seniors we will be. And some day when we grow up, And get as old as you. We'll surely try to do something That will help the world and you. -Joe Max Wesley Z6 SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Reiter, Stark. Martin, Clanton. SECOND ROW: Griggs, Myers, Keller. Thomas. Paddock. THIRD ROW: Gray, Brunst, Davis, Zimmerman. Sillery, FOURTH ROW: Powers, Merchant, Thomas, Newhouse, Cook, FIFTH ROW: Pitzer, Barber, Taylor, Stout. Frazier. SIXTH ROW: Paxton, Mitchell. Burkett. Curry. Gibson, Stadler, Mr. Fletcher. FIFTH GRADE STANDING: fleft to rightl French, Thomas, Ingram, Lewallen. Himes, Mrs. Jones, Boling, Prosser, Zimmerman, Osborn, B ranson, Clark, Kenworthy. SEATED: fleft row, Kimmel, Martin, Mitchell, Frazier, Lewellyn. SECOND ROW: Craig, Eldridge. Light, C rosby, Boone. Todd, Wesley. THIRD ROW: Stull, Sparks, Byrd. Swoverland, Gerald, Brewer, Yeagley. LAST ROW: Byrd, McKinsey, MCC laine, H ubble, B ooher, Jeffries. FIRST ROW: Osborn, Himes, Keller, Cook, Clanton. SECOND ROW: Moore, A. Keller, Sparks, W. Martin, F. Martin, Myers, Long, Mitchell THIRD ROW: Branson. Stout, McCloud. Burkett. Clanton. V. Burkett. Sladler, Taylor. STANDING: Mitchell, C rosby, Stull, Gray, Zimmerman, M r. C anine. Z7 m I wi-Y , , 1 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Con right, Grater,Bradley, Nicholson, Miller, Cornett, Rogers. IAISLEQ Cating, McKinsey, Sewell. SECOND ROW: Pence, Ball, Martin, Hays, Myers, Duncan. QAISLEJ Reeves, Morrison, C lark. THIRD ROW' Faulkinbury, Knowlin gn Vice, Jeffries, Frazier, Plunkett. IAISLEQ Cook, Deckard, Merchant. FOURTH ROW: Adams, Thomas, Gerald, Booher, Da-vis. FIFTH ROW: Yeagley, Newby, C. Newby, Bradley, Mrs. Bette Leeke. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: fat rightj Pence, Moore, Cook, Bradley. SECOND ROW' Burkett, Sewell, Lith. Shover, Sparks, Morgan, C lanton, Crosby, Bradley. THIRD ROW: Ball, McNulty, Killer, McCloud, Martin, Long, Todd, Foley, Bouse. FOURTH ROW: Crow, King, Burnett, Deckard. Mrs. Turner. FIRST GRADE BACK ROW fleft to right, Downing, Prosser, Todd, Clanton, Eldridge, Carmichael, Long, Leach, Wethington, Sowder, Hays, C raig. MIDDLE ROW. Moore, Morgan, Simpson, B ranson, Oliver, Lasley, Griggs Miller, Booher, Sparks, Paxton, Harris, Myers. FRONT ROW: Elliott, Barber, Cook Kenworthy, Reeves, Powers, McC laine, C rodian, McGaughey, McC lellan, Shover. M rs. Featherston THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Ueftj McGaughey, Young. Shover, Ingram, Zimmerman, McClellan Paddack. SECOND ROW: C raig, Strickler, Reese, Edens, W arner, C ating, McCloud. THIRD ROW: McNulty, Morris, Shannon, C lark, Densmore, B. C raig, B runst, Reeves. FOURTH ROW: Lith, Mitchell, Martin, Surber, Sparks. Newby, King. FIFTH ROW: B ritton, Bouse, Poynter, Deckard, C ornett, Griggs. Mrs. Strickler. ,T -x. 5 STANDING: Prosser, Simmons, Pace, Craig, Swinney, Powers, Mr. Swinney. SEATED: Wesley, Lewellyn, Hubble, Zimmerman, Britts, Hicks, Ks-nworthy. STANDING: Mrs. Reese, Britts, Walton, Mrs. Edmlston. SEATED: Cloncs, Terry, Carter, Paxton, Pace, Bailey. T C i U Q 51 4 T 1 O' D 1 A N S ? Mr. Trump, Mr. King L I B R A R I A N S Mrs. Edmiston, P. Clark, B. Eldridge, B. Pace M. Todd, R. Britts. 9 an -or Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Powers, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Scott. 455.555 1 K, L Lunchroom S cene STUDENT COUNCIL The Student C ouncil of 1948-49, consisting of students from Junior and Senior High held its first meeting onSeptember 23rd in the laboratory. At this meeting the officers for the year were elected. They are as follows: President, Betty Hubble, Vice-President, Dick Zimme rman: Secretary and Treasurer, Ruthanna Brittsg and Sponsor, Mr. Swinney. The purpose of the Student Council is to provide entertainment for the students, to work out special problems that arise to the advantage of all, and to work as the self-govvern- ing body of the school. As the self-governing body the council acts as a court to try all cases of misdemeanors concerning the students. SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Informal Initiation was held at the Ladoga High School, October 6th, 6: 30 P.M. preceded by a wiener roast which was attended by both old and new members. Following the wiener roast the incoming members were blindfolded and led through the vicinity of Ladoga at which time they were made to do various stunts and compelled to eat a mixed combination of unappetizing food. The Formal Initiation was held October 10th on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Christian Church. The newlrnembers were initiated by a candlelight service. The officers of the year 1948-49 were as follows: President, Rosemary Terry: Vice-President, Wanda Clones: Secretary, Laura Pitzerg Treasurer, Barbara Pace: and Reporter, Betty Davis. They elected as their new sponsor Mrs. J'o Franklin. The Society held its annual Christmas Party Monday, December 20th, at the home of Ruthanna Britts. Gifts were brought and shared by everyone. As their first project this year the Sunshine Society girls sold Christmas cards. which proved to be successful. Last year they sent a CARE package to France and received a letter of gratitude from a mother. They are planning to send another this year. LATIN CLUB IN '49 The Latin Club had only five members in the year 1948-49. A meeting was held on the third Thursday of each school month. The officers were as follows: President, Maybeth Todd: Vice-President, Paul C lark: Secretary, Ruthanna B rittsg Program, Betty Eldridge. The outstanding event of the Latin C lub program was a Io Saturnalia Feast held on December 12, I948. The five members dressed in the Roman style and were served a Roman dinner by the Latin I C lass. 31 S. S. S. ROUGH INITIATION SUNSHINE SOCIETY HOMECOMING QUEEN WORMS 32 HI -Y The Informal Initiation was held on October 20th at 7: 30 P. M. where eleven new members were admitted into the Hi-Y. The Formal Initiation on October 29th was held in the Presbyterian Church and a dance was held afterwards in the church. On November 4th ten members and Mr. Hester, their sponsor, attended the Hi-Y Conference at Attica. There they were entertained by various speakers, debates, and ministers. A banquet was served following the meeting. The officers for this term were as follows: President, Joe Prosser: Vice-P resident, Bob Powers, Secretary, Richard Rogersg Treasurer, Dick Williamsong C haplain, Dave B ryang and S ergeant at Arms, Shelby Norton. F. H. A. The Laaoga Chapter of Future Homemakers of America was organized November 29, 1948, with twelve charter members. The officers elected were as follows: President, .To Anne Brennan: Vice-President, Helen Taylor, Secretary, B etty Jeffries, Treasurer, B arbara Pitzerg Reporter, Sue Harris: Song Leader, Jane Smith, Parliamentarian, Dorothy Himesg Historian, Mary Tane Paxton, Adviser, 'Viiss Hazel I. Arbuckle. Future Homemakers of America, an organization sponsored by the United States Department of Education was founded in 1945. F. H. A. is a sister organization to the Future Farmers of America. There are 82 F. H. A. Chapters in Indiana with 2619 members. The motto of Future Homemakers of America, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purpose of the organization--learning to live better today in order that the lives of those of our families may be better tomorrow. The colors of the organization are red and white, the flower is the red rose, and the emblem is a house upheld by two hands, the hands of a boy and girl, signifying that the houses of the future are in the hands of youth. LIBRARY The school year of '48-'49 brought to the libraries of both grade and high school a supply of much needed new books. These books are both fictional and informative. In accord with the state recommendation, approximately one dollar per pupil was spent by the town- s'lip on library books. This addition has permitted the library to remove many obsolete textbooks from the shelves and fill the space with up to date materials. The obsolete books will either be sold to a book purchasing company or stored in case of future need. 33 BIRTH OF A FLY! HI -Y C LUB HEADS OR TAILS ? ? CATCH PITCH H1 ' Y C L U B LAST MINUTE 34 INSTRUCTIONS EDA HARRIS ON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CREED I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this society to which I have been elected, striving in every way by word. and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. STANDING: SEATED: 35 Lawton, Taylor, Eldridge, Terry, Clark, Paxton, Brown, Hubble, B. Brown, Mr. Swinney, Dickson, Scott, Pitzer, Davis, Pace, Zimmerman Todd, Hicks, Britts, C loncs. , m77m777 m l7 7117 NATIONAL HONOR S OC IETY HISTORY The Eda Harrison C hapter of the Ladoga High S chool National Honor Society was organized March 1, 1948, by Mr. Swinney, Principal of Ladoga HighSchool. The society was so named because of the long service which Mrs. Harrison had rendered to Ladoga High School. The qualified students were voted on by the faculty on the points of S ervice. Leadership, C haracter, and Scholarship in which one negative vote would disqualify any student for membership. To be qualified the student must have a B average and have been enrolled in Ladoga High School for one semester. After the qualified students have been voted in by the faculty they are formally initiated. The 1948 Honor Society members were initiated by officers of the C,rawfordsvi1le National Honor Society. The 1949 members were initiated October 27, 1948, by members of the Ladoga Honor Society. Later they were invited to WFMU to repeat the initiation over the air. There are now nineteen members. 0 ACTIVITIES The Honor Society sponsored the taking of individual pictures at the beginning of the 1948-49 school year. In November, they placed a pencil machine in the old gymnasiuxn for both the grade school and the high school. Then in February they sponsored a Valentine Post Office on Valentine Day. A student could send any person in the school building a valentine for a small fee. Some special deliveries included singing telegrams delivered by air mail and valentines by special delivery or pony express. 1948-49 SECOND SEMESTER INITIATION The members of the Honor Society held impressive initiation services for the students who were eligible for membership at the end of the first semester of the 1948-49 school year. The ceremony was given before an attentive student body on Friday, February 18th. The following students became new members of the Honor Society: Richard Rogers, Barbara Jeffries, Edna Mae Lewellyn, Jim Reiter, Thelma June Hart, Dave Bryan, Phyllis Dickerson, Jo Anne Brennan, Barbara McKinsey, and Joe Prosser. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY T he Eda Harrison C hapter of the National Honor S ociety of the Ladoga High S chool is sponsoring a Junior Honor Society in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades to be called the Harmon Rogers Chapter. This chapter is honoring Mr. Rogers for his long service as a teacher in the Ladoga Schools. Membership in the Junior Honor Society shall be based on Scholarship, School Citizenship, Service, Leadership, and Character. To be eligible for membership in the Ladoga Junior High Junior Honor Society, the student must have attended at least one semester in the Ladoga Junior High School, and maintained a B average. The first initiation will be conducted sometime this semester. 36 , .,.',. MUSIC STANDING: B, Zimmerman, Harris, Simmons, M, Zimmerman, Powers, Mr, Canine. SEATED: Todd, C ross, Dickerson, T. Long. Mahorney, Chadwick, M. Kimmel, Himes, B. Jeffries, Griggs, Osborn. B. Kimmel, Harshbarger. J. Eldridge. Todd, Pickett, Page. R. Jeffries, Plunkett, Cline Kenworthy, Terry, W eslev,P., Filriridno A-be D Qnnflnqlfu v-n.... SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO B rennan, Lewellyn, M r. C anine, Brown, Rogers. Hubble, Dickerson, McKinsey C loncs, Terry. S andusky. Harshbarger, H art 37 FRESHMAN TRIPLE TRIO Simmons, Griggs. Paxton. Eldridge. Pitzer. Jeffries. Harris. Smith Hart, Himes, MUSIC DEPARTMENT Our band of 33 members played in the Fall Festival Parade at Crawfordsville. Saturday October 19, 1948. For appearing and playing they earned ten dollars. On December ZZnd, the band and chorus presented a Christmas Program. Those participating were: The Two Triple Trios, and Accordian solo by Bob Powers, 4 vocal solos, the Grades and the Band and Chorus. This year the band played at all the home basketball games, also the Friday after- noon session of the Montgomery C ounty basketball tournament. The Senior band and vocal ensembles participated in the Montgomery County Music Festival which was held in C rawfordsville March ZZ, 1949. The band furnished the music, a half hour concert preceeding the play, Everybody's C razy Now. This play was presented by the Band Boosters Club. the proceeds of which were placed in a fund for new band uniforms. The Senior Girls Ensemble competed in the amateur contest at the Ladoga Fall Festival winning second prize, S 25. They also sang at a nurnber of engagements during the year including the District Solo and Ensemble C ontest at GreencastleFebruary 5, 1949. The Freshmen girls ensemble also sang at the Ladoga Fall Festival. Twelve students from the Ladoga High School took part in the annual district solo and ensemble festival at DePauw University Saturday, February Sth. The musicians were accompanied to Greencastle by Mr. Albert Canine, the local instructor. The triple trio and three soloists won first division ratings and were eligible to compete in the state contest at Indiana State Teachers' College at Terre Haute on February 19th. The ratings of the students of the Ladoga Highschool were: C lass Cl, Vocal Solos. Division I - Barbara McKinsey, soprano: Jane Smith, soprano: and Betty Lou J efferies, soprano. C lass D . Vocal Solos , Division II: David Swinney, soprano. . . - S. C lass C , Triple Trio, Division I'g Wanda C loncs, Phyllis Dickerson, Barbara - McKinsey, Barbara Jefferies, Rosemary Terry, Betty Hubble. Jo Anne B rennan, Joan Rogers, and Edna Maye Lewellyn. The accom'- panist was Marilyn B rown. C lassil , Piano, Division III: Barbara McKinsey. The students that took part in the State Contest and their ratings are as follows: Division I - S enior Triple Trio, Division II - B arbara McKinsey, B etty Lou Jeffries and Jane Smith. 38 Y---- -- Z -L- LADOGA CANNERS L.-L. ROW ONE: D. Zimmerman, Prosser Foster, La. Nicholson, Williamson. Clark, Harris, Rogers, B all, Ross. ROW TWO: Reiter, Gerald, Kenworthy, C . Clark. L-4-1... fa'- . G. Z immerman. C . Z immerman. Craig, L. Nicholson, W. Clark. Norton. M.r. Hester. ROW THREE: Barnard. Lewellyn Kimmel. Hart. Simmons. Manager and Coach Jeffries, Sandusky, Dickerson 40 ' '1.'i-: ,- ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES Coach Harold Hester, better known as Jack , started the basketball season with six Seniors back on the varsity, three Juniors, and a Sophomore. After selecting Tim Reiter as Student Manager, Jack was ready to start the season. Along about the middle of the schedule the Athletic Association bought some new green and gold warm-up jackets and long socks to match. Later they bought some new pants to match the jackets. They also bought a new clock and a jumping board for the gymnasium. While in the process of getting things the boys added the County Tournament Cup to the trophy case. They also had a very good seasonal record, winning fifteen games and losing three. The games were as follows: Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga Ladoga W aynetown L adoga Alamo W aveland Wingate New Ross B ower s D arlington N ew R ic hmond Linden Ladoga New Ross New Richmond N ew M arket C rawfordsville W aynetown Linden W aveland B ower s D arlington Alamo W ingate Jackson T ownship 30 New Market 33 Tangier 26 B ainbridge Z8 New Ross Z3 Roachdale Z3 Darlington Z4 Russellville 31 Alamo 41 Linden 52 Roachdale 36 COUNTY TOURNEY D New Market Ladoga Waveland New Ross Bowers Linden SECTIONAL TOURN Ladoga New Market C rawfordsville W aveland W aveland B owers B owers Alamo ' 4l Ladoga 54 New Ross C ounty T ourney L adoga 39 New M arket Ladoga 46 'L inden L adoga 45 C ovington Ladoga 55 D arlington Lodaga 41 Waveland L odoga 48 W aynetown S ectional T ourney RAW L adoga L adoga W aveland L adoga Linden EY New M arket W aveland W ave land 46 , ,TV , OUR TEN N1cHoLsoN XP VV ,SX ZIMMERMAN AND OUR COACH 42 8223? FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Richard Rogers. Dick Williamson, Joe Prosser. La Marr Nicholson. Everett Foster, Student M anager Jim Reiter. BACK ROW: Coach Jack Hester, Rex Ross, Floyd Ball, Dick Zimmerman, Jim Harris. Ioed C lark, Olin S winney, Principal. , LADOGA HANDS DEFEAT TO THE LINDEN BULLDOGS IN TOURNEY The Canners, receiving the said hardest draw in the county tournament, came through with flying colors. After defeating Waynestown by a score of 43 to 34 they pro- ceeded to trample the New Market Flyers by a score of 30 to Z7. Later, on Saturday afternoon the Canners prevailed in the tournament by crushing the Hornets of Waveland with a score of 34 to 29. Finally the Canners were ready to meet Linden, the team winn- ing the bottom half of the draw. So on January 15th, ten boys dressed in gleaming white suits trimmed in bright green marched on the floor to represent the Ladoga HighSchool. Spirit was high among the students from Ladoga who were witnessing the game. The Canners set the game off to a good start and kept the score leaning to their side most of the game. When the gun sounded the end of the game, the Canners were leading the Bull- dogs by a score 44 to 31. La Marr Nicholson proceeded to cut down one of the nets while .Toe Prosser cut down the other. Then Mr. John Ward, County S uperintendent, presented the ball to the Captain of the Bulldogs, Don White. Following that La Marr Nicholson and Everett Foster, Co-captains of the Canners, was presented with the trophy which was ibrought home and 'placed in the trophy case with the other county trophy won in '47. 43 5-5 What will B arbara say? h big s1iHk n T C Blowing off! I I Sleepy? ? ? B efore and After B nldy? ? ? We specialize in UTOMATOES . ODDS AND ENDS The gym after a busy noon. Betty and Everett will be needing How is the lumber some soon' bizziness? ? ? ? ? ? T he T hlnker G ruesome Twosome Does any one Iciclcs? A great orator need a Cute secretary? . 1 . A' tu A J x ' l -Z1 1 s Spectators X: A Dissatisfied? ? ? sv- 'few--a' .1 K 13:2 Elsie's Boy The Model Who? 7 ? s.B.R. 45 Jerry B rennan Jo Anne B rennan M arilyn B rown D avid B ryan W anda C loncs Imogene D avis Phyllis Dickerson Everett Foster Harry Griggs B etty Hubble B arbara Jeffries Edna Maye Lewellyn L aura M arkey Richard MCC laine B arbara M cK insey Frances Middleton La M arr Nicholson Mary Jane Paxton Robert Powers Joe Prosser Jim Reiter Joan Rogers Richard Rogers B uddy S andusky Rosemary Terry Dick Williamson Dick Zimmerman Jerry B rennan Jo Anne Brennan Marilyn Brown Dave Bryan Wanda C loncs Imogene Davis Phyllis Dickerson Everett Foster Harry Griggs Betty Hubble B arbara Jeffries Edna Maye Lewellyn Laura Marley Ric hard McC laine B arbara McKinsey F rances Middleton La Marr Nicholson M ary Jane Paxton Robert Powers Joe Prosser Jim Reiter Joan Rogers Richard Rogers B uddy S andusky Rosemary Terry Dick Williamson Dick Zimmerman NICKNAME C halky Jo Peaches D ave W andy Jeannie Phil F os C hester ffield, that isj Hub Jeff Maye L aury M ac S horty C utie Nick Pax Mighty M ite Josephus S peed Milf Rodge S pec Rosy F lash Z ip WHAT THEY SAY Shall we say-uh- Well! Oh Ah - heck Oh erp! O. K. Oh dear By Godfrey Wanna buy an annual? Oh, shoot Oh corn! Okay Now Let's see I don't know nothin' Don't I know you? Boo! Sullivan, Here I come! Oh shoot Oh you kid! Now, take and - - Listen, no kidding Huh? Morning qs ilenc el Good-bye Happy New Year H ---No! 46 WHERE USUALLY FOUND B ig blue F razer In a green C hevrolet Talking to La Marr In C rawfordsville W ith T enny ' T ardy Home washing her hair In his blue Ford Around the corner With Everett Eating Next door Opening her locker Making phone calls Primping W riting letters At S ullivan In the library In the drug store At Norma's Playing hard to get With Milford On the farm Studying W riting shorthand Playing basketball Warming the bench KNOWN FOR W ith a La Fendrich T emper G i gg ling Good nature A Her singing Arguing with Zimmerman B eing stuck-up B asketball ability M ec hanic L eadership To go steady Her pretty hair C hewing gum Being in mischief Drinking lemon cokes Her diamond Flirting with Marilyn Her figure Playing his accordian Looking neat His two girl friends L oaf ing S miling His bashfulness S tudying His wavy hair T alking voice ferry B rennan Jo Anne Brennan M arilyn B rown Dave B ryan W anda C loncs Imogene Davis Phyllis Dickerson Everett Foster Harry Griggs B etty Hubble Barbara Jeffries Edna M aye L ewe llyn Laura Markey Richard McC laine B arbara McKinsey F rances Middleton L a Marr Nicholson M ary Jane Paxton Robert Powers Joe Prosser J im Reiter Joan Rogers Richard Rogers B uddy S andusky Rosemary Terry Dick Williamson Dick Zimmerman Jerry B rennan Jo Anne B rennan M arilyn B rown Dave B ryan W anda C loncs Imogene Davis Phyllis Dickerson Everett Foster Harry Griggs B etty Hubble E dna M aye Lewellyn Laura Markey Richard McC laine B arbara M cK insey F rances Middleton La Marr Nicholson M ary Jane Paxton Robert Powers Joe Prosser Jim Reiter Joan Rogers Richard Rogers B uddy S andusky Rosemary Terry Dick Williamson Dick Zimmerman SONGS AMBITION 47 It's Not That I'm Such A Wolf Wherever There's Me There's You' Ain't You Ever Comin' B ack Bell Bottom Trousers Don't You Love Me Anymore' Lavender Blue Dilly Dilly Coax Me A Little Bit Near You fBettyl Smoke, Smoke. Smoke It's Love, Love, Love I Love YouSo Much It Hurts Me So In Love Slow Boat To China Don't Fence Me In My Hero Waiting For The Train To Come ln You C all Everybody Darling I Wonder My Gal Is A High Born Lady Life Gets Tedious K-K -Katy This Is Always I'm An Old Cowhand Nonchalant Man YouStole My Heart Jeannie With The Light B rown Hair' Gimme A Little Kiss, Will Ya, Huh? To be an undertaker To be Bill's wife To make up her mind To be a sailor To be able to sing To be a physics teacher To be a missionary To be a poultry farmer To play the part of Romeo To live on a poultry farm To grow a beard like A1fred's To be a nurse To leave the farm ' To be sophisticated To be a good government teacher To marry C ookie To be an occupational therapist To be a soda jerk To explain something to Einstein To get rich To be MiLford's wife To dance like Fred Astaire To love someone To be successful To make Pat happy To be a nursemaid W :4ufoLcj 'zufzfgi W A L S W 1 R T H Lllhoqnphod A louhl by wnmwonfu nnonnu l..,.n--. uf. , u s. A. 49 X ,, 4 - -.r-'ww-wr, CONIPLIMENTS OF The Cox Funeral Home DEDICATED TO SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICE LADY ASSISTANT ---- LADOGA, INDIANA JAMES TL, COX - - - - LADOGA, INDIANA EARL B. 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