LeRoy High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (Le Roy, MI)

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A A A 4 K V r I. r , 1 1152 7f:fj ZTQHLK T354-ff.X.Lz4,1 lv4Lf4 ,373 by f47A7J'LVfJvL47A7 T Irene Williams .is married and is now co-owner of the V big Fewless and Williams dog kennels located near the notor- v l ious town of Dighton. The firm started when Irene sent for z a pamphlet on dogs and pets and signed her hus'oand's name. 5 ---- Isn't that crystal ball amazing? g 4 Mr. Bodary, having been appointed Good-Will Ambassador f to China was leaving with Mrs. Bodary on a Clipper bound for 3 A' there. The pleased expression on his face told that he liked W- his assignment very much. E The scene changed. Some persons were digging :Ln what ' .l appeared to be some ancient ruins. As they straightened we ,N 3 were able to see their faces. No, it can't be but it is, Mr. q Lickert, ably assisted by Mrs. Lickert. Some equipment near 1 ', by read --- Mr. Lickert, Archelogist of Ancient History, Y ---' 2 University of Bombay. ik Mr. Wareck now has a speech class in addition to his f other courses, his main caution is to speak loudly enough so I l that all may hear. t 21 Cluckl. Cluckl Gluck! Oh my, it sounded like chickens --- j and it was. who was that feeding them in the chicken yard? Q why it was Miss Nelson. She just detested chickens when she f was teaching school. All goes to prove that miracles do E 2 happen in this old world. L ij We saw Mrs. Curtis, seated behind a desk, wearing a A badge. Yes, she is the first lady sheriff of Osceola County. Y I We saw Mrs. Porter conducting a Home for misplaced 4 Cats . Lir. Porter tends to the financed through the sale of Y cat fur. g LeRoy soon will have a driver-training course with Mrs. z Randall as instructor. , 2 Miss Sprague has a school for mothers. How to bring up E children is the leading course. 9 Mr. Tacoma has absorbed so much knowledge of agricul- , ture that he now has a demonstration farm near LeRoy. ' :::: Mr. Nelson has come up a long way. He used to work in , the basement as janitor, but now he's a chimney specialist. it ' i' ' ' ' 'ff 'ffl 'f' ' ' f fn ' ' ' igLg'J',g,g,5,Lg3'J'.:I:,iff.L' 'i'7I 'f.'1'lJ

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Here's some curlers in case that natural What was that next view? Why, it was the Ozark Mountains. We also saw a famous resort place. We saw Mr. and Mrs. Swanson standing by one of the cabin doors. They were taking vacation from operating their world renown rest- aurant in California SENIORS Margaret Briggs Betty Caldwell Signe Sutherland Celestine Swem Louella Holcom Ruth Stanton Barbara Tate Aileen Miller Fay Johnson Irene Williams Erland Engstrom Harold Miller Jim Davis Dick Davis Roy Davis Ronald Davis Roger Kenney Charles Nelson GIFTATORY A tube of kiss-proof lipstick for those Saturday night occasions. It stays on and on. Some band aids to give you a head start on your nursing career. A ring to satisfy people's curiosity until the real one shows up. A dish cloth to wash all those dirty dishes after the big event. A fish hook and bait in case your method fails in catching a man. A box of Ry-Krisp in case you actually do go on that diet. An aladdin lamp so you can rub it and get your uGen1en. A cook book so he won't have to suffer completely. wave gives out under pressure. The month of August. After that you will have a WFewlessn to worry about. A pin to drop in case your silence ever gets boring. A razor blade in case the old one gets rather dull on those rough whiskers A brush to use with all that soft soap you've been peddling around. The formula for peroxide in case your hair ever turns dark. Some tooth picks to hold your eyes open at least during class. Some hair oil to keep that well-groomed 100ke Stilts in case you get into hot water and shrink. A tractor as a sample for your future business.