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

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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

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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

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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