Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

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PROFILE 'Mum gx I, Arlene Scheiwe, a spunky young lass Give to Lucy West of the Junior Class My basketball yells of which I am proud I got out there--now you lead the crowd. I, Bob Paterson, now bequeath To Betty Gerbers just one class beneath, My ability to pass notes in the study hall With no teacher seeing me pass them at all. Erwin Knoblauch to Harold Gerig doth bestow. Ihate to give it up, I'11 miss it sof The alarm clock that works just fine To get the back seat in the nick of time. As our school day life now ends, Our hopes and ambitions will never die. Our success will on our motto depend, Within ourselves our future lies. Our best abilities you Juniors now possess, Also the teachers who have made us a success. Be considerate and kind to the teachers' grind, And a success of some kind you will find. Juniors, the way for you is clear. No more will we be hearing the old school bell. The best of luck to each of you in the Class of 53 And to all of you we say, Farewell, Farewell, STR ICTLY SlE'NIORS 6, .. . . f-' 1' Jw, n i. ' ' W - agfl 3' fl ' ' , A . Q 9431. t 2 1 rgfqffi. .,..' , A ' S Fir' . X - , 'G wig - - .yi ,.j, x . 5 1 Q QT? W. . A WW 5 cvfw , Q, 3 3,4 4 I . ' . vii.. . V Lr x A JM, ... 4, ' 'DR UG STOR E GIR LS 1 Q wr nf' 1 THE THINGS IT WALKSI IT TALKS: WHAT IS IT ? ?

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Florence Webster, tall and dark, Gives away something dear to her heart. Her shorthand talent, which is rareg Also to Helen Woebbeking, a lock of her hair. Ruth Stoller says Tis my will That Dorothy Gerbers my place fill In Physics class, which I think boring To go soundly to sleep and keep from snoring. Ruthie Stoller to Marjorie Bumpus imparts The too tight suit and the old lady part In the Senior Class Play. Take it politely: not a word say. I Cletus Miller, a healthy young guy Give to Mel Delagrange, l don't know whyi My Ipana smile: use it often and see It'll get you a girl like it got for me. Blonde,Mildred Schaper with eyes ol blue, Shirley I-Iarris, she gives this trait to you, Her breath taking talent in plays, to scream And to faint dead away and so realistic seem. Since Mildred has a mild temper that's sweet And she also believes there's nothing like defeat. She hereby passes her mild temper so rare To Billiette Stauffer who'll do by it, fair. I, Nancy Scholstrate, a quiet young lass I-Iave lots on my mind for the Junior Class. So to .Terry Becker, I give away My ability to keep quiet and say nothing all day. I, Nancy, also do hereby tell To Corine Wetter, or Corney Bell, I give my cranking arm, as Pat gave to me To use on the Ditto, you'll be busy as a bee. Barbara Voorhies, a girl who never complains Has lots of abilities and lots of brains. Gives to Kenny Becker, the Junior Class star The ability for highest class honors by far. I, Donna Lampe, so mild and fair, Would like to will something which I have to spare: That is my ability to go steady To Lawrence Wells, who has tried several times already Since Donna has lots of abilities rare, She gives to Betty Nahrwold, so kind and fair Her ability to stay out as late as she may And not complain the whole next day. I, Leroy Wiesehan, doth bestow To .Iohn Ehresman whom you all know, My dark, dark, hair and also a curl In order to help him get a girl. Also because I'm a bright boy in class Give to Gerold Smith, something that'll last, A box of love lozenges, you may need them, my boy, But don't depend on them: they're just a decoy.

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