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

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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

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THE ODONIAN CLASS POEM OF '51 Weill start with Aishe QHilda that isj 3 When it comes to English, she'll really a Whiz. Then comes Allison, a gal kinda tallg If you want a pianist, just give her a call. A is for Arthur fLouisj he's pretty tall toog VV'e think he's cute, how about you? Vonda Beasley is our t'Pnnkie Bellwg A guy in Illinois really thinks sheis swell. Almeda Hrummett, a tall, slim galg Her heart's desire is to be a good pal. Another Alnreda, Qllyrer that isj g Sometimes for fun we eall her Liz. Charles lluneh, our boy in the bandg VVhen he sees a girl lie's in dreamland. Next is Albert Callahan, a pretty good ladg Try and eonvmee the teachers he isn't bad. Mary Aliee Carpenter, she's really wolf baitg With Norman or any boy, she'll always rate. C is for Clark, Sue to us allg She's now en 'a fed to a vu named Paul. rw Y Another C is for Correll Uoanj to all of usg She gets all her lessons without a fuss. Nancy Courtney, cute, neat and sweetg She's the kind of girl everyone should meet. Donald Ellis, tries chewing gum in all elassesg VVe Seniors wonder how he ever passes. Floretta Harris, who sits around planningg How she'll share her life with Manning. Rosalie Holland, who's so very slimg Wie wonder what she eats that makes her so trim Dona Humeriekhouse, a girl with brown hair Everyone thinks she's square and fair. Robert lllanning, who sees all the shows: He makes new friends wherever he goes.