Laketon High School - Laketonian Yearbook (Laketon, IN)

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Martha Hoover's a likeable gal. All of us think she's a wonderful pal. To be a success in life is her aim. We wish her luck and lots of fame. Next in line is Myrl Frantz He’ll succeed if given a chance. A farmer he would like to become. We hope his school work will help him some. Ruth Reiken is a quiet girl, we agree. But in our class there is none better than she. She can't decide just what to be. When we ask her she just says, We’ll see. Rex Baker, the president of our group. Does not let our spirits droop. He wants to attend college at Purdue, He’ll not have trouble making it through. Next we come to Carol Sue Fruitt, Now there’s a gal that's really cute. We all know she's stuck on Max, She says there is nothing that he lacks. Dorothy Shewman is a pleasant lass. She is the most polite of our class. A wife she some day hopes to be. Then she can start a family tree. Now we come to our tallest lad. He's a boy that's never sad. Richard Clingenpeel is his name. When it comes to basketball he’s a flame. Among us we have a future star. Now here is a girl that's bound to go far. Pat Hileman always is so sweet. We all think that she is hard to beat. Tall and slender and very straight, Jim Weitzel around Laketon carries much weight. No dpubt to college he will go. For brains a plenty he has to show. Mrs. Weber’s our sponsor kind, A better one is hard to find. Thank’s a million for all you’ve done, Our thanks is from us, everyone. Mr. Baldwin is our Chief, He's the man that saves us grief. Even though he makes us study We’re all proud of our old Buddy.

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CLASS POEtn We are the Seniors of '52 About to pass into a world that's new. These last twelve years have gone by fast. But now we're ready to leave at last. This poem we dedicate to Our well-known Seniors of '52. These memories of our energetic class. We leave to you in a jumbled mass. Terry Miller is first in line. We all think that he is fine. On to college he plans to go-- He will be a success, that we know. Phyllis Montel £ the family type. When Lon's around, she doesn’t gripe. To get married is her ambition. She shopes to keep the old tradition. Tom Burch is our class Romeo, With the girls he's a dashing beau. The local girls all rate him on top. But Sandra has landed him with a flop. In our class we have a secretary. If before she does not marry. Rose Anna Ebbinghouse is her name; We wish her luck towards her aim. Next we come to Johnnie Floor, He's the boy we all adore. In school he is always very, very good; If any of us succeed, he should. Dorene Eltzroth is a guiet girl. With her hair done in a pretty curl. In the band she toots a flute. The tunes she plays are really cute. Devon Ogden is our class athlete. He is a guy that's hard to beat. His gal is named Ruth Harms, He says that she has many charms. In our class we have a new scholar, She’s as bright as a new silver dollar. Doris Haynes is her label. She will succeed because she's able. Now we come to Jacob Cormany, He’s helped the class to keep its harmony. In agriculture, Jake’s a whiz. He's one of the very best there is.

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NAME NICKNAME PET PEEVE HOBBY AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING Rose Anna Ebbinghous “Rosie Government Eating Pie Raspberry Teaching “Sh Library Carol Sue Fruitt “Suzie People Who Eat Garlic Eating and Sleeping “Max “Gosh Myrl Frantz “Frazzle Agriculture Playing Guitar Get on Grand Ole-Opry “Oh! Sugar Martha Ann Hoover “Mert Government Music College “Oh Yeah? Jacob Cor many “Jake Government Model Airplanes Business College “Shut Up Rex G. Baker Bake Broken seats in shows Laketon Garage A D.T.C.C. Purdue “Holy Cow Phyllis Jean Montel “Phyl Gossipers Music Secretary and House Wife Oh Your Kiddin Jim Weitzel Whissel Women Sports Purdue “Oh, you dumb girls! Terry Miller Speedy Women Studying Purdue “Sufferin' Succatash Patricia Ann Hileman “Pat Bad Sports Going Places Retire at 18 with $1,000,000 “You Deadbeat Devon Ogden Oogie Bookkeeping Making Friends (Ruth) Farmer Haw! HawJ Dick Clingenpeel Clink Cokes Eating To be the first man on Mars “Hey, Fireball! Doris Jean Haynes Slim Home Ec. Sleeping Paying Job Little White Cloud That Cried. Dorothy Shew man Dot Dave Shock Writing To get a steady job It just burns me up! Tom Burch V. L. Teacher that gossips (Mr. Mertz) Doing Nothing Business College Hair Yes! Dorene Eltzroth Dory Government Music Business College “My land! John Floor Johnie Women Tittling A Tattling Ditchdigger “Holy Catfish! Ruth Reiken “Corky Some people Collect Souveniers A good job “For John's Sake!