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

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THE ODOXIAN

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THE ODONIAN owner of the big trucking line, Fruhauf. The happy couple have one child, a chubby little black-haired boy. Dorothy Drieman is an elementary school teacher in Washing- ton, Indiana. She isn't married yet, but she is being courted by a very promising young lawyer by the name of Gerald Brinegar. Delores Resler has continued her singing career and is a big opera star in the Metropolitan Opera House. She is married to Slats Courtney. They have live curley-blonde-haired boys and one girl. The boys are basketball stars and the little black haired girl sings. Jim Ramsey, the easy going guy. is married to Priscilla Fish. They live at Burns City and are making millions by running a fish hatchery. Jim, who used to be a policeman, is giving lessons to the boys from Burns City on How Not to VVreck a Car . It seems that Iim learned from experience. Rowena Burks has gone to a beautician school and is an up and coming hair stylist. She is also the personal hair stylist of Elizabeth Taylor. Rowena is the only one in the class to make Hollywood. Hurrah, for her! Sue Humerickhouse has flown right out of the Senior class and is an air stewardess for the American Airlines. She is married to the pilot, a very handsome young man. whom we all know as Dean Porter. Roger Riggins, a bashful boy, owns a big farm at Raglesville. We guess he wasn't too bashful to ask a certain girl to marry him, anyway he is married to Mary Myers. They are the proud parents of triplets-Huey, Luey, and Duey. Bessie McCarter is working in the office as stenographer for Dearmin and Company at Odon. She is a new bride: her husband is a salesman for the Fuller Brush Company. Bessie and her husband live in Happy Acres just outside of Odon. Mary Lukens is now a Home Economics teacher. She graduated from Indiana University and began her career teaching at Odon. She is engaged to a new doctor who has just started practicing medicine at the Odon Clinic. Rosalee Williams, the red head of the Senior class, is telephone operator for the Bell Telephone System at Elnora. Rosalee is mar- ried to Max Woodsmall, and it seems she spends most of her time calling her husband. The Woodsmalls have one child, a little red haired, freckled faced boy. I finished the letter, satisfied with myself that I hadn't done any- thing wrong in reading it. I'm still curious though as to who sent it. But how would any human know the future anyway? Maybe Fate herself wrote the letter. I have just about come to that con- clusion. I-Iere,s thanks to her! Delores Resler Helen Smiley Nancy Sinclair

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THE ODONIAN LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1952 VVe, the Seniors of '52 as we depart from Qdon High School, after twelve years of hard labor, still being of sane minds, wish to leave this last will and testimony, to the poor souls remaining behind. To the Freshman Class, we will our intelligence. To the Sophomore Class, we will our beauty. To the Junior Class we will our quiet, reserved, and dignihed actions. I, Jean Barnard Riggins, will my ability to get a man and hold him, to Yvonna Reed. I, Gerald Brinegar, will my love for light haired girls to Junior Cook. I, Rowena Burks, will my quiet disposition to Sandra Seneff. I, Jack Byrer, will my false teeth that Dick Streepy willed me last year, to Dale Sims. I, Lois Corn, will my seat in physics class. surrounded by boys, to anyone who has the nerve to take it. I, Dorothy Dreiman, will my book of rules on how to Become and Remain Boy Shy to Leona Williams. I, Ronnie Fisher, will my car to anyone who has the vocabulary to make it run. I, Janet Foglesong, will my naturally blond hair to Jo Ann Scott. I, Sue Hanna, will my winning ways to Nancy Helm. I, Bruce Harper, will my superb ability as a public speaker to Karen Abrell, hoping that she will prove a success. I, Marilyn Helm, will this advice to all girls: Don't have so many boy friends as Ig itls too confusing. I, Marcile Howard. will my books to anyone who thinks they can get some use from them. I, Joyce Hugunin, will my A pluses to Pat Evans and Shirley Guthrie. I, Joe Humerickhouse, will my 'flove them and leave them tech- nique to Buster Franklin. I, Sue Humerickhouse, will Fred Porter, my brother-in-law to be, to my cousin, Mary Humerickhouse. I, Mary Lukens, will my parts in the Junior and Senior Plays to my sister Eva. I, Bessie McCarter, will my loud mouth and rowdy manner to Roxanna Simmons. I, Paul McCarter, will my bashfulness and name Friction to Bob White. I, Barbara McRoberts, will my ability to flirt with all the boys feven though I am engagedj to Ernestine Atchley. I, Maurice Miller, will my many excuses and ability to get along with Mrs. Freed to my brother Bruce, with the understanding that