Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

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 £L Qs We, the graduating Class of “52,” being of sound mind and body do hereby make our last will and testament to the following persons: Clara Mattner wills all her nights with Dick M. to Ida. Frank wills his ability to chase the girls to George Lawrence. Mike wills her ability to skip school in the eleventh grade to Linda F rank. Tom Davis wills his great love for Hillbilly tunes to Mr. Jochman. Sally wills her bangs to Miss Ganzlin. Herb wills his quietness to Allan Beilman, to give the teachers a break. Beverly wills her ability to keep a swell fellow to Josephine Wilbur. Jeanette wills her smallness to Donna Peachey, so shp won’t have to reduce. Ted wills his pitching ability to all the coming pitchers. Chuck wills his convertible to George Dohm, so he can take out Ruthie. Marilyn wills her figure to Velma Keigley, which should enable her to catch a man. Francis wills his temper to Dick Whitright, so he can argue in class. Bob Wills his tallness to Red Enders, maybe it will make him grow. Marian wills her curly hair to Jeanette Auffert, so she won’t have to put her hair up every night. Don, to Jim Young, wills a seat next to Esther Street, so he can get good marks. Jane wills her ability to go steady to Wilma Peachey. Dorothy wills her ability to stick to one fellow to Nila Grant. Clara wills her bashfulness to Ruth Ann Smith, maybe it will improve her personality. Frank wills his good behavior in Government Class to Elder Janke.

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 We, of the Senior Class, wish Mr. Masten would be more lenient with the SENIORS of years to come. We think that the Seniors should be let out of school to work on their cars when they feel it is necessary. We wish Mr. Rhinard would get a wagon to carry his brief-case to class with, because he looks so tired when he arrives. We think the Seniors should have a private smoking room for vve boys not out for sports. We think Mr. Miller should take us on more field trips. We don’t think the SENIORS should have to come to school, only during classes. We think the Seniors should have a private telephone in the study hall. We think the Seniors should be able to eat in study hall any time they want. We also think they should be the first ones down to the lunchroom. We wish the underclassmen would in the future have more respect for the Seniors because they’ll be in the same place some day. We don’t know why the Seniors can’t be at least a little late for basket- ball practice. We wish Miss Ganzlin wouldn’t disrupt the study hall by yelling so loud. We think the Seniors should occupy one corner of the study hall and be able to talk any time they wanted to. We wish when we’re supposed to get out of class for meetings. Miss Ganzlin would at least give us an A for our good work, and when students come to the door, she could at least leave their heads on. Why can’t the Seniors have a private doorman (preferably a lower- classman) to open the doors for them when they are entering school and classrooms. Why can’t we have an elevator to carry us from one flight to the other as it tires our feet to walk up and down the stairs one step at a time. The Seniors would like to have their own study hall so the other grades won’t bother them when they study. We don’t see why some of the Junior Classmen consider themselves Seniors in College, as we’re their elders by one year and they should respect our great knowledge. Why can’t the new school be built before we graduate and the Seniors have complete authority. Why do the lower classmen blame us lor everything tnat happens, everyone, knows we’re perfect angels. Ted Menchinger Frank Weber Chuck Duncan 17

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Tom wills his devilishness to Margaret Karn. Michal wills her disposition to Sammy Duneatz. Sally wills her leadership to Bill Frank. Herb wills his friendliness to Chuck Haskins. Beverly wills her good behavior in Home Economics to Kay Kaiser. Jeanette wills her cheerleading ability to Carol Kendall. Ted wills his ability to get a girl to Calvin Prillwitz. Marilyn wills her good marks to Glenda LaVanway, so she will be sure to pass. Francis Jackson wills his manly physique to Verle ThaT.nann. Bob wills his good manners to Leslie Duncan. Marian wills her ability to get along with the teat rs to Dixie Airgood. Don wills his ability to tease the girls to Chuck Walters. Jane wills the use of her Dad's gas station to Bob Tollas, so he can get his gas free. Dorothy wills her blonde hair to Mary Phillips. The Senior Class will their good behavior to the undergrads, and hope Mr. Masten will like them as well as he does the Senior Class. We hope Mr. Rhinard will have as good a Government Class in the future as he had with the Seniors of 52.” Signed, sealed, and witnessed by: Dorothy Jackson Jeanette Walters and Don Slatton CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White MOTTO: Go Forth And Conquer