Pickford High School - Panther Yearbook (Pickford, MI)

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Class Will The last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1956. Duane Ames wills his acting ability to Gerald Leach. Fred Ames wills his student manager job to Milford Galer. Gwen Batho wills her giggle to Ruth Anne Stockinger. Bill Becks wills his hunting ability to Terry Gough. Norma Cottle wills her ability to cook to Dave Whyte. Audrey Crisp wills her shyness to Barbara Edgerly. Dave Fountain wills his ability to get along with Miss Morrison to Larry Hatfield Lavonne Galer wills her ability to play the cornet to Elva Iean Leach. Raeone Graham wills her D. A. R. award to Sharryl Harrison. Galen Harrison wills his ability to argue with Mr. Shanks to Ilm Roe. Arla lean Hill wills her cheerleading ability to Patsy Ie ske. Lyle Hill wills his height to Iim Iohnson. Dave Hintz wills his curls to.Marsha Rye. Karen Huyck wills her speech book to Fred Stockinger. Ethel Johnson wills her job as Senior Class Treasurer to the unlucky senior next year Elmer Laloie wills his tuba to Gerald Leach. Iaynce Leach wills his speed in track to Bob Moore. Ronald Leach wills his blocking ability in football to Cub Fountain. Verna Leach wills her ability to play the piano to Reg Rye. Fred McCready wills his green beard to Richard Be lenski. Deanna Metk-iff wills her dancing ability to Kenneth Stevenson. Ioy Moore wills her engagement ring to the next co-ed that gets one. Linda Nettleton wills her quietness to Dianne Hanna. Marilyn Patrick wills her horseback riding days to Iudy Harrison. Basil Rader wills his racing ability to Edwin Stevenson. Glenda Rutledge wills her ability to play the saxophone to Beverly Iassan. Sandra Rye wills her glasses to anyone who wants them. Vern Sawyers wills his blond hair to Cynthia Patrick. Mary Sherman wills her shorthand book to Rose Marie Desormeaux. Don Stevenson wills his ability to pitch to Ted O'Brien. Io Storey wills the honor of being crowned queen to Ioan LaVictor. Dave Taylor wills his selling ability to the Iuniors. Thelma Thompson wills her Government book to Mr. Smale. Mickey Wonnacott wills his deep voice to Dick Leach. Bill Wallis wills his farming ability to Bill Clegg. M.r. Howell wills the class plays to anyone who wants them. The above will was witnessed by Ethel Iohnson and Ioy Moore, and do hereby under sign and seal this will on this day of May, 1956. This page was pre sented by the M G G CAFE

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Vern Sawyers is still on the warpath for a wife. The blondes seem to affect him most but he just can't seem to settle down and forget his playboy tactics. Lyle Hill is trying to invent an ideal American sports car to compare in beauty and per- formance with the more popular foreign cars. Verna Leach is now married and has her litter of 12 kids. She believes in the saying of Cheaper by the Dozen. Ethel Iohnson is the new county Welfare agent and is responsible for the prosperity of half of her classmates. Glenda Rutledge is seeking a life's Work in nursing and has become one of the best known people in our medical circles of today. Duane Ames is doing fine with his job as office boy in the Pickford High School. He decided that he would like this job when he had to go there after his arguments with Miss Morrison. Lavonne Galer will be getting a good foothold in a career as a housewife. She will be speech teacher at the high school to help students forget their bashfulness. Arla jean Hill as we all know was married to her high school sweetheart Elmer Stearns upon returning Hom the senior trip. She is living in Rudyard. David Hintz has long ago given up his bachelorhood and is married and supporting three kids and a blushing blue-eyed wife. Sandra Rye is married to Tuck and is still the boss of the house. Poor Tuck has to tend to their three little children. Giftatory lcontinued from page 391 To Io Storey a record or Cru Cut and Baby Blue Eyes for remembering a boy friend. To David Taylor QP1ainJ a Soo High annual to remind him of his 150 girls. To Thelma Thompson a gold set of drumsticks to remind her of band. To William Wallis KBillJ a 1903 Buick to help modernize his farm. h To Wayne Wonnacott KMickeyD a loud siren to start at 12 o'clock to remind him to go ome. To Mr. Howell a class play catalogue so he can order and direct' the plays for the next ? years.

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