Odon Madison High School - Odonian Yearbook (Odon, IN)

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A THE QDONIAN Raglesville, devoted to the raising' of little Beasleys. It was g'etting' rather late, so I had to find my room and this time it was the 1'ig'ht room. Being' tired f1'O111 my journey to San Francisco, I lay down to rest for a while. iVYlien I awoke from my nap. I decided to g'o out for dinner. I natu1'ally had to take in the Brown Derby, where Jim Callahan's band was being' featured as the main attraction of the week end. Featured as his vocalist was Ruth Crane. Upon arriving' at the Brown Derby, I checked my coat with the check girl, who was one of the girls from our g'raduating' class. It was 'I'reva Arney. I found my way throug'h the crowd to my table assisted by the waiter, who was Hob Parsons. .Ks I was waiting' for my meal to be served, I looked into a far corner and noticed the cig'arette g'irl who was Sara Seneff. VVhen she came to my table, she sat down to chat for a while. She inform- ed me that the owners of the Ilrown Derby were De1'ald Hasler and Dean l'orter, who had been recently married and were living' on Hollywood Iloulcvard. I was informed the chief c-ook of the restau- rant was Carl Overton, formerly known as Popeye, After enjoying' an evening' of music and delicious food, I left the Ilrown Derby to retu1'n to my hotel room to g'et a g'ood nig'ht's sleep. When morning' came I found myself waiting' anxiously for my boat to leave the dock for Hawaii. It was only a day's journey, so we reached the Island late that evening. As I stepped off the boat. I heard some beautiful music which sounded very near to me, so I decided to see where it was coming' from. As I walked closer to the sound, I found that it was coming' from a restaurant. I opened the door and walked in. There in the back of the 1'oom were some of my old friends. l1nag'ine Harry VValls being' surrounded by a g'roup of hula hula girls! They we1'e Georg'ia XN'inklepleck, NYilma Gee, Norma Gee, Elinor lloyd and Romona White. At that moment I aroused from my dream only to hear Mr. Marlin saying Janet, will you please answer question Zl ?' Janet Green Carl Overton Cleo NYilliams Gerald Padgett 'Why did you leave your last job? 'lllnessfl 'NYhat sort of illness? 'My boss said he got sick of me.'

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1-I THE GDQNIAN CLASS WILL OF 1950 By the authority of C. Il. and diligence of J. A. D., we, the Class of 1950, being of sane minds twe hopej make this our last will and testimony. After our four years of hard and strenuous study, we do will and bequeath the following: We, the Seniors, will all our mischievous doings to the Senior Class of next year in hopes that llvlrs. Pate may have a more pleasant yearg also our intelligence to all the many under graduates needing them. I, Treva Arney, will all my boy-friends to Bobby Nell Pershing, as I won't be needing them. I, Elinor lloyd, will my tiny feet to Rose VVilliams. I, jim Callahan, will my burr haircut to Mr. Ilrenneman. I, liva Crane, will my long skirts to ltlobby Nell Pershing. I, Ruth Crane, will my trim figure to Joy Overton. I, Earl Ilreimau, will my ability to get along with the girls to Mr. Marlin. I, Edwin Ferguson, will my ability to win in Canasta to err . ?'5 ., . Neiswanger. I, Vivian Fisher, will my roles in the Junior and Senior plays to someone who can get along with Mrs. Pate better than I. I, Norma Gee, will my shorthand book to Nancy Courtney. I, Wlilma Gee, will my blue rimmed glasses to Marie Reynolds. I, Janet Green, will my ability to argue with the teachers to someone who thinks it might help themi I, Derald I-Iasler, will my basketball ability to Lois Corn. I, Eldon Howard, will my height to Donald Ellis. I, Helen I-Iugunin, will my arched eyebrows to Lillian Arvin. I, Maudie Jones, will my last name to Janet Poglesong. tllers isn't as common as mine lj I, llob Iietchem, will my nickname to Albert Callahan, I. Grace KlcCarter. will my giggling to any poor soul who thinks he wants it.