St John High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Last Will and Testament We, the class of l959, being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish our last will and testament. As follows: To our pastor, Father Higgins, and his assistants, Father Novak and Father Buescher, we leave our warm-hearted thanks for their guidance and friendship during the past years To the faculty we leave our sincere appreciation and gratitude for the sound know- ledge and character traits they have endeavored to instill in us. To the class of l960 we leave the following: ' Dave Anderson leaves his Slenderella look to D. Dangler. T. Bissot leaves her friendly eyes to Gracie Gianella and Rita Zakrewski . Bill Black bestows his'driving abilities to Mary Fry. John Bradley leaves his corner fire hydrant to Kenny Kwaske. Bill Brown leaves his Bobbie wave to Tom Babcock. Jack Bullinger leaves his secret love to Ron Smith . Terry Campbell leaves her sweet face to any junior girl in great need of one. The lucky heir to Mike Case's space books is Joe McCarty. Pam Clifton and Judy Pahl leave their Chemistry proiect to R. Murray and Judy Clark. Dick Chmielewski leaves his barbells to John Killian . Ann Conway has decided to keep her freckles but she does leave her J .H.S. boys to Judy Newman . Mary Ann Conway leaves. . .but takes Murph with her. . .sorry girlsl Mary Ann Damianac leaves her St. Mary's boys to Pat Basic. Julie Ann Dempski leaves her bottle of Light and Bright to Janet Prestler. Mary Lou Dempski leaves her job as hash slinger to anyone broke and hungry. Dave Devine leaves his Ford to John McKenzie--if you get it started let us know. Janet Dorian and Nancy Whedon bequeath their engagement rings to Jackie Burdick and Lorraine Lingane. Terry Drennan leaves his apple cores to Frankie Bullinger. Mike Duffy leaves his religion merit pin to Ben Lutz. Lorraine Elinski leaves her bold personality to Carol Lefaive and P. Desnoyer. Jane Fleming leaves her agricultural Know-how to her sister Susie and Helen Hawkins. Mary Lou Franklin leaves her collectipn of Class rings to Rita Prazano and Rosemary Osborn . Pauline Freundl leaves her Brown to Sharon Powers and Gloria Roman. Jerry Gianella leaves his bowling shoes to Tim Young. Joe Gorney and Larry Gurr leave their hot bombs to Exposito and Joe Michner. Tom Gutowski leaves his flashy shirts to Mike Beech. Chuck Griener leaves his A- in History to J . Zueck. Shirley Harper leaves her wittiness--'??Joanne Havens leaves her organ to anyone who will take it--how about it? Janice Denachuck? Jerry Holt leaves his iet-like speed to Bob Frybarger and Bill Hardwick. Elaine Huyghe leaves her trail of broken hearts to Kathy Torpy and Carol Laptos. Mary Juszkowski confers her come hither eyes on Mary Theresa Weeks and Gwen Ackerman. Louise Job leaves her gift of gab to Sandy Smith and Gloria Malch. Kathy Johnson leaves De Fako's pizza to Josie Dragonetti . Jan Jodis leaves his best wishes to all the nuns he leaves behind. Duane Jonasz leaves his Arthur Murray shoes to Larry Balhman and Dave Foster. Dick Kalahar leaves his collection of beer bottle caps to Bob Tansky, and Jerry Louagie. Pat Kaminski and Joan McQuillan leave their giggles at the wrong time to Carol Debus and Mary Ellen Haney. Anita Kellog leaves her tweezers and eyebrow pencil to Phyllis Gomolka. 36

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BARBARA WILSON Barb: In school she's very shy, but outside--My, oh, my! Choral 1, 2. 12-YEAR STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Anita Kellogg, Betty Smith, Rosanne LaRosa, Joanne Havens, Kathy Johnson, Elaine Huyghe, Judy Marrinan, Mary Ann Conway, Nancy Smith, Janet Dorian, Nancy Whedon. SECOND ROW: Ann Conway, Ruth Schonard, William Slowinski, John O'Conne1l, Jerry Holt, Dick Winn, Jim Higgins, Mike LaRa, Joan McQui1lan, Mary Lou Rogers. THIRD ROW: Art Sayers, Ted Smith, Bill Black, Dick Mosson, Tom Wowianko, Joe Gorney, Tim Kelly. 35

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Tim Kelly leaves his Irish temper and freckles to Mike Dunigan and Pat Hagerty. Denny Kelosky leaves all of his girls to Lee Kelly. Louie Kibler leaves his mechanical know-how to Terry Southwell. Cathy Kirk leaves her curling iron to Janet Crego and Barbara Daniels. Yvonne Kryst leaves her back porch light to Jackie Curran. Mike LaRa leaves his political knowledge to Bill Lebel and John Horvath. Roseanne LaRosa leaves her all-year-round tan to Shirley Bucior. Doris LaFaive leaves her finger nails to Theresa Borenor. Al Lafere leaves his blushing talents to Doug Soltis. George McCaslin leaves his bean shooter to Gus Dwyer. Mary Helen Mapes leaves her petticoats-- two for every girl. Judy Marrinan leaves her vocation to the convent to Peggy Crowley. Tom Martin leaves his back porch technique to Jack Taylor. Christine Molokeiwicz leaves her Mascara set to Rose Mary Fitzsimmons. Larry Money leaves his racing shoes to Paul Rand. Joe Moran leaves his worn out thumb to John Widmire. R. J. Mosson leaves his talented toe to Bill Prestler. Dave Murphy leaves his athletic know-how to Ron Juckett and J. Sitko. Dick Navarre leaves his excess wind to Jim Przano. Fred Neubecker leaves his parking ability to Harry Stevens. Bob Oatley leaves his religion to Martin CLutherj Bliss. John O'Connell leaves his midnight auto parts to Joe Proetti. Mary Ann Paruch leaves her smiling ways to the Matthews twins and K. Martis. Mary Lou Rogers leaves her shorty pajamas to Jeannette Balhorn. Frank Rulewicz leaves his basket- ball shorts to Stuart Cameron and Jerry Lafere. Gerry Sambaer leaves his big smile to Dave O'Neil. Theresa Sarafin leaves her J.H.S. yearbook to Judy Beale and Dorothy Anuszkiewicz. Art Sayers bequeaths his Never say die attitude to Phil Booth. Don Schafer leaves his dead batteries to John Janson. Ruth Schonhard leaves her instant freckle remover to Sandra Ritter and Sue Urban. Bill Slowinski leaves his 201 pounds of Dave Gennety. Betty Smith leaves her overworked cerebrum to Sharon Zantop and Jackie Secord. Gary Smith leaves his right cross to Harry Stevens. Margie Smith leavesher pony tail to Nancy Booth. Nancy Smith leaves her sewing basket to Carol Decker and Ruth Kalahar. Ted Smith leaves his ulcer to anyone owning a cow. Ed Soltis leaves his jumping ability to his bro- ther, Jim Soltis. Bob Soltis leaves his paper route to R. Maske. Jack Tomshack leaves his finger-prints on the ceilings to Mary Lou Oldenburg. Jim Tuttle confers his ability to sneak Pop's car keys to Mike Vannest. John Tylutki leaves his plow to R. Benn. John Tyrell leaves his smokes before Mass to Bill Warner and Carlos Jeminez. D. Lomas leaves love of Chevy's to Carol Jankowski. Roger Vail leaves his blank pictures to Dave Westoff. Tim Warfield leaves his ways with Sister Carmeline to J. Renfer. Nancy Walicki leaves her profile to Jane Stuart. Val Wilbourn leaves her WRIGLEYS Spearmint to Nancy Lefere. Barbara Wilson leaves her baby blue eyes to Anne Tomshack. Dick Winn just left to meet his other half. Jim Wisda leaves his sudden trips to Ohio to Mike Terry. Mary Helen Witkowski and Lucy Zaborowski leave their diplomas from St. Joe's to Pat Brieger. Tom Wowianko leaves his drafting pencil to George Zalewski. Elaine Wrozek leaves her tidy closet to Ginny Benner. Jerry Zimmerman leaves! ! l 37