Ludington High School - Oriole Yearbook (Ludington, MI)

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CALENDAR 1949-50 September 27-Salom Rizk presents assembly. Author of Syrian Yankee. October 21-First annual Girls' League meeting. 24-Paul Burke, cartoonist, presents chalk talk. November 4--Homecoming. 'IO--Senior Play Seventeen given under the direction of Mrs. Sally Mueller. 11-Wawantha Wana Singh Trio gives assembly on Indian customs. 12-Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. 15-Deer hunting opens. L.H.S. becomes all-girl school. 16--Annual faculty tea given by librarians. 18-G.A.A. initiation. 31-Most Valuable Player trophy awarded to Bill Pioszak. December 1-Annual staff announced under the supervision of K. Stanford. 9-Debate Club organizes with Mr. Grissen as advisor. 18-Annual joint concert of the music departments directed by Messrs. McEmber and Prescott. 22-Band breakfast held at 6:30 a.m. 23-Christmas Vacation begins. 28-Sparkle Spin sponsored by the Senior Class. February 7-Senior Class motto, flower and color chosen. 22-Mt. Pleasant Gymnastic team presents assembly. March 3-Band meet in Cadillac. 'I4-Beginning of track season. 15-James Whittaker presents assembly. We thought we heard the angels sing. , 'I7-Annual Boys' Association party. 20-Career Day. 27-George Campbell, song leader, conducts assembly. 31-Band trip to Grand Rapids. April g 7-Easter Vacation. 17--Albion College Band entertains pupils. 28--Girls' League sponsors Cotton Ball. May 5-Physics Club enjoys trip to Chicago. 8-Freshman Orientation Day. 'l2-Junior-Senior Prom. 17-Mothers' Tea sponsored by Girls' League. Announce- ment of All Around Girl. 24-Awa rd Assembly. June 'I-Senior Skip Day. 9-Graduation. Page 27

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JANET VORAC Love me, love my horse. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir 2, 45 Drama Club I5 Baseball 25 BasIce+baII 25 Operefla I5 G.A.A. 25 Assembly Band 3, 4. NONA WALLIS A smile will go a long, long way. Drama CIub I5 Girls' Choir I, 25 Mixed Choir 3, 45 Music Dept Librarian 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 3. Page 25 SHIRLEY WIEMAN Never do today what you can do tomorrow. Y-Teens 3, 45 G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Volleyball 35 Baseball 25 OpereHa I. JOSEPH WILLIAMS What manner of man is this? Dexfer High School I, 25 Boys' Associafion 3. 45 Co-op 4. FRED WREDE Now or never. Boys' Associafion I, 2. 3, 45 Co-op 2, 3, 4. SENIOR ADVISORS Miss Ka+herine Newberg and Mr. Arihur Dewey, our Class of I95O advisors. are Io be greafly commended for 'Ihe fine job They have done in geffing Ihe one hundred and fiffeen seniors Ihrough fha 'Final momen+ous year. Miss New- berg, an oId friend from our junior year, and Mr. Dewey, a senior advisor for many years now have performed Iheir clif- 'FicuI+ I'asIc wifh a minimum of Irouble and a maximum of co- opera+ion. Ha+s off Io Ihese fwo fine 'reachers and friends!

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CLASS WILL We, the class of l95O, being of sound mind and cheerful spirit, do hereby bequeath, on this ninth day of June, the following: Eloise Anderson leaves her darlin' dimples to Erv Hansen. Mary Lou Sherman leaves her sponge cake to any man with an iron stomach. Ray Galinski leaves all those women to someone else who can't handle them. .Bob Nankee wills his extra inches to Doris Bortz. Clayton Schaner wills his innocent ways to Patsy Matson. Marilyn Brown leaves her shining red locks to Hook Sorenson. Bernie Lou Brozzo leaves twenty-five pounds of Morris' lemon drops to some undernourished freshman. Joyce Bradshaw wills her baby face to Stewie Anderson. Carol Hansen leaves 88 piano keys to Phyllis Hansen. Dennis Willie Schulz wills Mr. Baxter's tuxedo to an underclassman who wants some blue- vein clothes. Bob Schafer leaves his two-dollar words to Bryant McDermott. Mary Anna Chase leaves her black tresses to Marietta Hallberg. Nancy Hailey leaves her school life to continue with her married life. Ruth Thompson wills her gift of gab to some poor unsuspecting freshman. Carol Banninga and Helen Nelson leave the beat-up relic they typed the senior features on to the attic of L.H.S. Jeanne Taylor leaves her driver's license to Barbara Rohn. Marvin Rathbun wills himself to any girl who'll go along to South America with him. Alvin Benson leaves with a sigh of relief. Bill Pioszak leaves his title as mayor to any faithful and hard-working member of the Pro- gressive Party. Garth Newman leaves to become star football player at Mt. Pleasant. Norm Klemm leaves his good looks to some little freshman with big ideas. Dan Hamilton wills his long legs to next year's basketball team. Don Swanson leaves his scientific mind to any girl who tries to take Physics next year. Emil Hoch leaves his heart for Ruth Johnson. Harry Laude leaves his ruggedness to some would be football player. Bill Nankee leaves Mr. Hartman with a pile of excuses for being late. Dave Fisher her'eby wills nobody nothing. Arvona Manchester wills her sewing ability to Rocky Carlson. Dale Organ leaves L.H.S. to organize an expedition to search for Pango Pango. Tom Paul leaves his ability to stay true to Carol Chilberg. Bob Fox wills his bachelorhood to any one else who can resist women. Tom Kronlein wills his height to the city of Ludington fora new flagpole. Peggy Lauterwasser wills her pretty profile to the Sphinx. Verla Hoover wills her shyness to Iris Miney. Page 28