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

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THE ODONIAN Ssmnxms BRUCE RAY HARPER, Muscle-S . Farmer. MARILYN SUE HELM, Frau , Reautician. GERALD C. BRINEGAR, '4Gerald . Lawyer. MARY MAURECE LUKENS, Mary',. Preautician. RQGER K. RIGGTNS, 'KRoger . Farmer. DOROTHY RUTH DREIMAN, Dorothy Typist. RCJWENA BURKS, Rowe11a',. Typist. HESSIE FAYE MCCARTER, 'KRessie . W A Nurse. 4., Y .l , U

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THE ODONIAN SENHQRS A LOTS FERN CORN, 'KL0iS . Nurse. Coach. IOLA SUE HANNA, Sue . Newspaper Reporter. EVA DEE PERSHINO, Dee Housewife. RICHARD LEON SMILEY, Gabe , Mechanic. BARBARA ANN MCROBERTS, Barb Derald's Wife. DELORES GAIL RESLER, Dee . Opera Singer, JAMES LEONARD RAMSEY, Buck Chemist. JERRY DEE NEISVVANGER, jerry

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THE QDONUX . ee be CLASS HISTORY On September of 19-18, titty-seven members enrolled as Fresh- men in the Odon High School. Most of the Freshmen were eighth grade graduates ot Odon. but some ot them came from the surround- ing schools of Raglesville, Shiloh, and Crane During our Freshman year we elected the following' oflicers: Miss Clinton, sponsor: Carl .-Xuberry. president: Frank Qverton. vice-president: Janet Foglesong. secretary: Lois Corn, treasurer: Joyce Hugunin. class reporter, l-ly the end of our Freshman year we lost tive members: Carl Auberry. lda Mae Graber, Amos Stoll. Joseph Kemp. and Leroy Haywood. During the summer months we lost Charles Aishe. Don Rurks. lletty Jackson, livelyn Retchem, Robert Lentz, Frank Uverton, and Samuel Stoll. XYe gained Cerald lilrinegar. Retty XYade. and Janice lirinegar the following' fall. Mve, as Sophomores, forty-eight in number, elected the follow- ing' officers: Mr. Marlin, sponsor: Ralph Solliflay, president: Delores Resler, vice-president: Joyce Huguuin, secretary: llarbara Me- Roberts, treasurer: Janet Foglesoiig, class reporter. Those lost during our Sophomore year were Yirgfinia Vtvitsman, who was killed in au automobile accident, .Xlva Kemp. Janice lirine- gar, Cecil Flinn, Lola Zigjler, Owen iXrney, Rex lrlarper, and Ralph Solliday. XYe began our Junior year with thirty-eight members. Officers for our Junior year were: Mrs. Pate, sponsor: Jerry Neiswanger. president: Richard Smiley. vice-president: Lois Corn, secretary! Mary lfllen Crane, treasurer: Mary Lukens, class reporter. Our can-1 didates, Delores Resler and Jerry Neiswanger. were crowned Ring and Queen of the school carnival that year. On April 20, 1951, we presented our Junior play, A Date With Judy . We entertained the Seniors with a prom and banquet which they enjoyed very much. Our theme was Dreamland We lost two members, Lucille Foster and Albert Sims, during' our Junior year. Me gained one member, Crum Jones, from liurns City. Wvhen school began in September, 1951, there were thirty-four students feeling very proud of themselves. Wie had a right to be proud because we were The Sophisticated Seniorsf, Wie elected the the following olllicers for our Senior year: Mr. Jensen, sponsor: Joe Humerickhouse. president: Sue Humerickhouse, vice-president: Nancy Sinclair. secretary: ives Pruett, treasurer: Janet Foglesong, class reporter. As Seniors we presented a well-attended play. Larrv's Big' Datef' during the first semester. F Vive lost three members during' our Senior vear: Marv Ellen Crane. Leroy Haywood, and Harvey Callahan. 1 H Me have given the events which we think are the most impor- tant of our school years. VYe wish to express our sincere thanks to all who helped in making' our graduation possible, Mary Lukens Eva Dee Pershing Ives Pruett