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

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'EI-Ili-QIQQNIAN Albert Callahan, believe it or not, linally graduated from Ohio State and is a very prominent veterinarian in Middletown, Qhio. Almeda Brummett is still a farm girl. She and her husband, Mr. Ivis Myers. are now living on a large farm south of Qdon. Charles Bunch, M. D., is the bachelor of our class, but he is do- ing rather well for himself. He has his office in the Qdon Clinic and has as his nurse, none other than our very good friend, Joy Overton. Almeda Byrer, after trying secretary work for quite some time, has finally settled down to working' in one of Odon's large nurseries raising all kinds of pine trees. h 2-s 1 Jim Malone is owner of a large farm south of Plainville, and is starting to drill the third oil well on his farm. John Dee York can be found in Gary, Indiana, working as an arc welder in the steel mills. John says there's only one thing he can't weld, his wife's opinions. Lewis Arthur is working at the International Harvester as a farm machinery demonstrator. He was voted top plow salesman of the United States and won a trip abroad as a prize. Vonda Beasley finally got herself a job. She is back in Macomb, Illinois, working as a bookkeeper in her brother-in-laW's garage. She was selected as Miss Grease Monkey of the yearn by her co-workers. Hilda Aishe, after working at Crane for several years, has de- cided to return to school and complete her education. She is a student at Indiana University. She is majoring in dress designing. Leroy Tarvin can't make enough money on one job so he has two. He works as a mechanical engineer in the day and is on the Odon police force at night. He just caught his lirst crook, who had robbed the Odon Hank of over a million dollars. Doris Allison, after graduating with high honors at Indiana University where she got her Ph. D. degree, is now playing as star pianist with a large symphony orchestra. They recently opened a two weeks performance in New York. Way down at the bottom of the page it said Last, but not least our very good friend and sponsor, Kenneth Hugo Jensen, better known to all as Nip is now retired and has a large estate some- where in the middlewest. So this is where the class of HSI is now. We haven't done badly for ourselves, have we? After reading this Prophecy several times I put the paper back in the box and walked on down the street deep in thought of the class of 5l . Norman Sims Vonda Beasley

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THE GDQNIAN CLASS WILL OF 1951 We the Senior Class of '51, who are about to depart from Odon high school, will the following things, which we will not be needing: To the Juniors, we will our nickname, The Outlaw Classn. To the Sophomores, we will our winning ways with the teachers. To the Freshmen, we will our intelligence. I, Hilda Sue Aishe, will my yell-leading ability to Eva Dee Pershing. l, Doris Allison, will my ability to catch on to jokes to Jeanie Barnard. l, Lewis Arthur, will my laugh to Cerald Brinegar. I. Yonda Beasley, will my pleasing disposition to Mary Ellen Crane. l. Charles Bunch, will my ability to get along with the girls to Jerry Neiswanger. I, Almeda Byrer. will my ability to get along with the teachers to Jim Ramsey. I, Almeda Brummett, will my boy friends to Nancy Sinclair. I, Albert Callahan. will my rowdiness to Junior Cook. 1, Mary Alice Carpenter. will my drum major's uniform to Karen Abrell. I, Sue Clark, will my trim figure to Dorothy Dreiman. I, Joan Correll, will my ability to ride horses to Sue Humerick- house. I. Nancy Courtney, will my shyness to Ruth Brummett. I. Donald Ellis, will my long legs to Bruce Harper. I. Floretta Harris. will my good typing ability to Janet Fogle- song. 1. Rosalie Holland, will my long curly hair to Joyce Hugunin. I, Dona Humerickhouse. will my quietness to Bob Arney. I, Jimmy Malone, will my curly hair to Harold Phillips. 1, Robert Manning, will my excuses for being late to school to Harold VVilliams. I, Joy Qverton, will my ability to get along with Mr. Buechele to Richard Smiley. I, Barbara Pershing. will my height and figure to Bessie McCarter. I, Richard Poindexter. will my line to Jerry Sibray. I, Bill Seneff. will my good chemistry grades to Paul McCarter. I. Norman Sims. will my reckless driving to Melvin Johnson. I, Nancy Stickles, will my dark complexion and hair to Joan Scott. l, Richard Streepy, will my false teeth to Jack Byrer. l, Leroy Tarvin, will my last name to Nancy Humerickhouse. I, Rose VVilliams, will my height and big feet to Cora Ann Turocy. I, John York, will my love for English to Max Sinclair. ln witness thereof. the testators herein have to this, our last will and testament, set their hands and seals this fourth day of May. 1951. Nancy Courtney Lewis Arthur Jim Malone