Madeira High School - Mnemonic Yearbook (Madeira, OH)

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'JLast iilllill and Testament. Belly Armbrusier, will my sheet music to Aileen Bowman. Kathryn Bailey, will my ability to laugh at my own iokes to Barbara Edgemon. Dot Blankenship, will my brown eyes to Oakleen Mize. Marilyn Boggs, will my excess ovoirdupois to Jim Henke. Jeanne Bourquin, will my understanding of Roger l'o Doris Zimmerer. Dot Brondhorsl, will my love for clothes lo Lucille Roehrich. Roberta Butler, will my golf prowess to Darrell Reed. Sarah Conway, will my witliness lo Janet Van Leirop. Alma Deerwesfer, will my eyelashes lo Bonnie Wells. Vivien Diversi, will my even temper lo Elise Runyon. Robert Gripshover, will my burr to Don Coleman. Belly Helm, will my French accent lo Dolores Brown. Harold Henke, will my curly hair to Ed Greenerl. Pal Houillion, will my love ofichewing gum to Mrs. McNeil. Jane Jueger, will my sarcastic remarks to Pusty Seery. Lois Jepsen, will my love of Home Economics lo BeHy Semon. Martha Kaes, will my love of long hair to Erl. Mignon Koefzel, will my ability to Tell corny jokes to Helen Klenk. William Kelly, will my l'bounce to Gene Schneider. Charles Kincaid, will my love of the Democratic Party to Mr. Sellman. Robert Klenk, will my long shots in Basketball to Bill Case. Richard Lorbes, will my height to Wayne Fields. Tom Larbes, will my curly hair to Belly Weeks. Shirley Luckey, will my giggle and happiness to Anne Scarf. Ray McCarty, will my experience to Ronny Borcherding. Audrey Moore, will my driving experience of 1945 to Harry Schauffi Freda Moore, will my temper to Anne Waoe. Rosemary Pohlman, will my curly hair to Jo Ancona. June Rau, will my typical blond's giddy laugh to Darrell Reed. Georgonn Rinehurdt, will my love of shorthand to Mary Moore. Shelly Ann Rich, will my mathematical ability to my sisfer, Helena. Richard Scott, will my telephone numbers to Len Fesmire. Shirley Sfehr, will my ability lo play fhe piano to Rolly Boike. June Siinson, will my quietness to Dick Murray. Shirley Ullmonn, will ihe troubles of on Ediior to some unworthy Junior. Belly Urlon, will my Peroxide to Jane Lufi. Glenn Vecril, will my love of moihemctics to Bill Humphrey. Lois Wehrmann, will my nickname Worm to my clearly beloved cousin, June. Mary Wehrman, will my ability to flirt to Juanita Hubbard. Mary Witschger, will my long list of men to Polly. : - ....-..ai-.........i.;... A-mamnk wk+'-;:W.I;wm.s-. .. w...; L mintfmmw-Mrmwlmmjm.---w... .. mm ..4-...: mm

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r wag: . Vwmswwmmvrmwwnvg wm+iaf r1f i. i'W '7 760 :3 a Wleum and! qlit-LWA 0t $anionla FAVORITE EXPRESSION Jeepers Really Uh, Huh Oh, rally! For Corn's Sake Oh, you stinker! Eee-gads Bur Def! Oh, Sure! Oh, shoot! My gosh By crcvcky Well, i'll be darned.I Well, shut my mouth! Sharpie 8 Chicksfer Wait a minufe Oh, Brofher! Bless Your Little- Oh my gosh, I forgot I'll be hornswoggled Well, fry my hide! Nuts! ls thof right?! Fine thing! For Pete's sake! You're balmy I wouldn't say that! Jeepers! Lush Notch! Really Is that right! Oh, Ham! Nalch! My land! Oh, You! That's Tough! Keep your mouth shut! Girl! How asinine! DISLiKES MOST Grumpy people Uncombed hair Parked ca-rs bthersl Bleached hair Moodiness Arguments To call by sur-name Braggers Moody people Noise Flat tires Snobbishness Democrats School English School Conceited people Gossip Losing football games Republicans Bleached blondes Rain Girls Bleached hair Women Sfudying Jerks Gossiping girls Peroxide iioke, som Drafr board Boasting Tolkaiive Girls Serial stories Monday morning Uncooperativeness Nickname, Blondie English The color red School lnsincere people N ICKNAME Betty Kay Dottie Shorty Jonnie Dot Bobbie Sallie Alm Viv Grips Bets Hank Pat Janie Lo Marty Kef Bill Chuck Knobber Dick, Ike Tom Luck Mac Aud None Red Lil' Ivy George Shel Scottie Shra Junie Shirl Jinx None Worm Fence T. N. T. AMBITION Singer Nurse To gef married Commercial artist To please people Kindergarten teacher Pharmacist Nurse Nurse Teacher or Nurse Engineer Interior Decorator Baseball player Nurse Air Line stewardess Dietitian Srenographer Inferior Decorator Engineer Draftsman Basketball Engineer Bachelor Sfenogropher To retire at 40 Nursing Commercial artisf Stenogrupher Dress Designer Secretary Advertising business Draftsman Organist Beautician Social worker Secretary News Phorogrcpher Interior Decomtor To get married M. A. in English pugs nvenuen

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cStanton; CQCLM. ODQaLtI, First Row-Ray McCarty, Betty U'ton, Shirley Luckey, Second Row-Georgcmn Rtnehurdl, Bill Ketly, Dot Brundharstv Third Row-Miss Perin, Glenn Vearit, Mary thschger, Kathryn Bailey, Bob Gripshover, Anita and Diana decide to gcmblelon the stock market, and they win four hunched thousand dollars In order to keep Morgen, Anita's fiance, who regards gambling as a muior vice, from discovertng the situation, they tetl him that the money was left Anita by an imaginary Uncle William who died in the West. The littte lies grow beyond the control of the two girls in an amusing series 0? climaxes. Most amusing is Grandma, who has to be convinced that she had a son, WiltiomV Morgan tinalty looks into the matter and discovers the deception. He hires a cowboy and on Indian squow tactorshto come and blockmcif Anita for hnif the money. They are to represent William's partner and wife. Anita turns the tables by making Morgan think she has actually paid them and he is very worried when he can't reach them. However, the situation is cleared, and Anita is conceded to be very clever indeed. page ninetecn