Lake Odessa High School - Reflections Yearbook (Lake Odessa, MI)

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+ 5' C1055 Pofm We are the class of forty six We've tried so h8PG ou minds to fix On things to do and to do our best So we can meet the world with zest In the year of nineteen forty two We started out all fresh and new For doing honors we've won a name And helped to bring to Lake C' fame Along slid the years, one by one A lot of work a lot of fun As for our teachers we thank them all, They really kept us on the ball And now we're ready to Bay good bye To every one in Lake O' High By Loraine Shoemaker Class .Yong CTO Tune of Say It hith Music 5 Farewell to Lake O Farewell t Teachers we want you to know That your help will not be forgotten As we are leaving, Memories are lingering Of days we've spent here with you, We'd like to let you know its been swell Lake O Tests are all over Aork is all done, This is the end of the line days behind us how we are leaving Memories are lingerin Of days we've spent here with you, We'd like to wish dear Lake O' Farewell By Lois Friend MOTTO NQTQ1 fhefop, bu'f clam bunq comms Qad 'ld Blue PLowaR Qui Qosf, X1 Qf o - . C, 0 if . R - of Ox . Q , . S O Y 1 . QCSSQX We must leave our school S, 0

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sing 'Chiqulta Bananan. . . BETTY LOOMIS, noted research chemist recently discovered a drug that prevents sleeping during lectures. All proceeds to go for Rural Education DON MCKINLEY and Susie Smith have joined forces and are raising a family of cheerlead- ers and athletes . . . The new owner of the Lake Theatre is DONITA OVERLY . . . On the society page of the Lake Odessa Wave-Times we find the Mrs. Curtis Guild, the former JUNE REED has given a luncheon for the former cheerleaders of L.O.H.S. who worked with her during her high school years . . . ELAINE ROBINSON, obstetrician recently returned to Lake Odessa for a much need vacation from her duties in Chicago. . .ELOISE ROBINSON R.N. has, for the past two years been working in the Lake Odessa Memorial Hospital. JUNE SCH ABEL is private secretary for GERALD CHORLEY who is publishing a simplified edition of NHow to Speak Spanish in Ten Easy Lessonsu. . . LORAINE SHOEMAKER, ex-bas- ketball queen of Lake Odessa High School is now Harry Conovers No. l model. She mod- els Junlor sub-deb fashions . . . PATRICIA SKELDING is teachlng Latin in Saranac and LEEB LLA DAHMS ls instructor of a Home Ec. course in Mlddleville. . . KENNETH SMITH is a traveling salesman for Fuller Brush Company. He always did get around. . . MARGARET WHITE, pastor of the Calvary U.E. Church has announced that EVALINE POTTER noted mis- sionary will speak at a Revival MeetM31m1Thursday, June 27th at 8:50 P.M. Again the crystal ball grows cloudy, so we are wafted back to reality and the year 1946. We leave you now, but bear in mind. . .what we have found, so you will find. By-- Elaine and Eloise Robinson.

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.Senior Log In the fall of '42 Lake Odessa High School received into its bosom a slightly frightened Freshman Class After our initiation we elected the following officers President, Eugene Smith, Vice President, Kay Gaiser, Secretary, Marie Jackson, Trea surer, Donavan Kaufman Our advisors were Mrs Nicol and Mr Hallenbeck until he en tered the Army In our freshman year we had two parties A theater party and a weirer roast In our Sophomore year we elected the following officers to guide us President, Marcia Holbrook, Vice Pres'dent, Richard Pearson Secretary, Pat Skelding Treasurer Cleo Downing Our sponsor was Miss Frost Ne had both a roller skating party and an ice skating party this year In addition we presented the Christmas program to the high school It was our idea of the difference between an old fashioned and a modern Christmas ln the spring we had another weiner roast at Eagle Point CAsk some of the kids what happened when Eob Feldt rowed over in a rowboat 5 We started our Junior year by electing the following officers President, Kathryn Gaiser Vice President, Don McKinley, Secretary, Dean Kelly Treasurer, Evaline rotter This year we put out the school paper, the Trojan Eloise Robinson was our editor Our first party was a hayride durlng which Tom Courtnay took an extra spec'al ride We took the Seniors on in a war bond contest before Christmas and lost As our pen alty we treated them to a slelghride that ended at the Hesterly's for chili Ne spon for us at was the night we presented our Junior play 'Charm School' In May we carried on tradition by sponsoring the Junior Senior Banquet and J Hop Our theme was Black Magic Our biggest and best year was started by the election of these officers Presi dent, Richard Pearson, Vice President, Don Cook Secretary, Marie Lane Treasurer, Betty Heintzleman, Reporter, Clare Blakely Since it was up to us to initiate the Freshman, we made them come to school dressed as Indians Then after the party that night they were officially recognized as members of Lake Odessa High School he en joyed the chicken, pheasant, and the rabbit we ate at the Senior Hunt Supper, on Octo ber 17th Miss Sp ngenberg directed our Senior play, 'Gabriel Blow Your Horr revived the Senior Prom this year lt was formal and our theme was WThe Silver Ball We also earned money this year by selling hot dogs and pop at the football and basket ball games Seated KL to RJ Marie Lane, Secretary, Betty Heintzleman, Treasurer, Don Cook, Vice President, Richard Pearson, President Standing KAdv1sorsD Mr Stauffer, Miss Spangenberg I . J' . 3 5 1 5 ' ' 3 . , 1 4 'N . sored the Patriotic Ball, an all-high party. Friday, April 15th, proved very lucky . Th ' '. . II . Q ' 3 : - A . a A .. we O in ll 51295 1 C