Zeeland High School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Zeeland, MI)

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We, the Senior Class of 1948, being both sound of mind and body, fully aware of our loyalty and service to our Alma Mater and to those who follow in our footsteps, do here- by publish and declare this our last will and testament. We, Shirley Beltman and Eleanor Klooster- man, will our long walks to school to Carolyn Vruggink. We, Peggy Boonstra and Leola Schermer, bequeath our girdles to Muriel Roon and Carolyn Bolman. I, Ed Berghorst, bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Dickman. I, Don Boerman, will my influence with Miss Baer to George Gebben, l, Dick Bloemendaal, will my line to who- soever will listen to it. We, Rose Bok and Harley Bos, bequeath our laziness to all those who need it worse than we. I, Iune Ozinga, will my latest gossip to Carol De Ionge. I, Eugene Iekel, will my nice shiny desk to Harriet Gruppen, I, Hardy Ensing, bequeath my magnificent pitching arm to anyone who can hit the broadside of a barn. I, Ken Heuvelman, will my manly physique to Nathan Van Bronkhorst. I, Don Meeuwsen, will my ability to blush to Henry Redder. I, Howard Gebben, bequeath my swittness to Norma Beltman. I, lean Geurink, bequeath my cute bathing suit to Diek . I, Christal Broekhuis, will my quietness to Iack Miller. I, Ruth Lemson, will my A's to Ken Wiersma. I, Harvey Pyle, will that thing called a car to my sister Nella, providing it will get her to school. I, Elaine Steigenga, will my sweetness to Dean Headley. We, Phyllis Glass and Milly Morren, be- queath our summer at Heinz to anyone who wants to be pickled. I, Bob Van Rhee bequeath my crown to anyone who can keep it on his head. I, Eunice Schipper, will my temper to my sister Sylvia, just to keep it in the family. We, Faye Van Dorple and lack Mellema, bequeath our inseparability to Esther Vanden Heuvel and Mick Zuverink. I, Dale Vanden Bosch, bequeath my height to Lloyd Ollman. I, Shirley Haylett, will all my men to any- one who can handle them better than I. I, Gordon Rateririk, will my ability to make touchdowns to Nelson Gebben, I, Arlene Goorman, bequeath my Swing to the grade school playground. I, Howard De Ionge, will my ability to woo the women to Sherwin Nagelkirk. I, Helena Bruggink, will my persisting argu- ments to anyone who is sure they will win them. I, Una Compagner, will my ability to lose combs to someone who has enough money to buy new ones. I, Norma Ver Hage, will my Grand Ledge friends to Inez Wassenaar, providing she will have as much fun as I did. I, Yvonne De Ionge, will my chauffeur's li- cense to Don Mellema. I, Lois Vollink, will my typing ability to Harold Hodge. I, Bruce Glass, will my bunny to Erk Poest I, Elvin Gitchel, bequeath my long running sprees to Coralee Nies. We, Don Van Eden and Iack De Ionge, be- queath our memberships in the Bachelors' Club to Albert Wesseldyke and Ronald Wes- tenbroek. I, Dorothy Kamps, bequeath my speed in shorthand to Wesley Van Rhee. I, Marilyn De Pree, bequeath my liking for the older members of the opposite sex to all the freshmen girls. I, Bob Bakker, will the remnant of my drawl to anyone going South, I, Doris Ten Brink, will my wavy hair to Iohnny Boeve. I, Norma Groenheide, will my angelic air to Wayne Wiersma. I, Erma Deters, will my hearty laugh to all the poker-faced under-classmen. I, Shirley Schermer, bequeath my ambition to succeed Mr. Dickman as principal of Z, H. S, to Ieanne Molter. I, Loren Renkema, bequeath my persistent teasing to Iim Poortenga. We, Marian Bosch and Dorothy Gebben, be- queath our stick-togetherness to any oi the bickering couples of the underclasses. I, Miss Ver Hage, will all the trials and tri- umphs of my sponsorship to anyone who thinks he can receive more pleasure than l. I, Helen Vander Wall, will my get-up-and- go-ness to Minnie Scharphorn. I, Gordon De Pree, will my female admirers to Iohn Boeve. I, Beverly Headley, will my sophistication to Delores Hendricks. I, Robert De Weerdt, bequeath to the under- classmen anything but Lois Boes. I, Merle Vredeveld, bequeath my complete confidence to Bob Dryer. I, Leone Tjepkema, will my position in the girls' trio to Ted Vander Ploeg. I, Erma Wyngarclen, will my job in the bank to anyone who doesn't like money, tl guess I keep it,I I, Adrian Vredeveld, will my large vocabu- lary to Gordon Huizenga, hoping it will im- prove his, I, Ray Mokma, will my height to next year's basketball team. I, Carol Van Zoeren, bequeath my loyal support of the University of Michigan to Coach Iones, so it will not be neglected alto- gether in Yeeland High School. I, Alvin Vander Kolk, bequeath my Vries- land humor to Clarence Timmerman. I, Douglas Elzinga, will my cracked glasses to any blind bat. I, Gladys Klynstra, will my long fluttering eyelashes to Bernard Ozinga. I, Mary Van Harn, will my clarinet to Donna Martini, In Witness Whereof, We, The Class of '48, the testors, have set our hand and seal hereto this fifth day of Iune in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight, 119483. CSealJ Signed, sealed, published and declared as and lor its last will and testament by The Class of '48, the above-named testators, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as wit- nesses on the day and year aforesaid. tSealJ - tSeall