Bad Axe High School - Bad Axian Yearbook (Bad Axe, MI)

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Class lovers--Jim Gilbert Pauline Temp- le. Best dressed—Judy Davies Jerry Harbin. Most popular--Sally Clark Jim Kerr. Best dancers—Marilyn Jurgess Lee Truax. Biggest flirt—Joan Shoemaker. Most Bashful--Elaine McNeil Clair Guza. Class chatter-boxes--Joan Murray Chuck LaBelle. Most serious—Peggy Gingrich. Best looking--Faith Wakefield Ken May- berry. Class wolf--Bill Zulauf. Class pals— Pat Scott Arlene Smukala. Class cut-ups-- Pat Scott 8c Don Young. Horse lover--Pat McBride. Cutest--Judy Davies 8c Wayne Miller. Apple-polisher--Ann Harder. Class wit--Marilyn Pariseau. Biggest bluffer-- Shirley Anderson. Class pessimist- - Earl Steadman. Class optimist—Eugene Pitcher. Class artist--Faith Wakefield. Most in- nocent--Betty Jean Pettit. Class giggler-- Pauline Temple. Best personality—Gloria Cole. Class bookworm —Margaret Stark. Quietest—Marjorie Kelly. Class athlete-- Dick Glass. Pool shark--Earl Steadman. Best physique--Phil Neeb. Most domestic— Wesley Gebauer. Class sleeper-- Edwin Sams. Sweetest--Ardene Scott. Most likely to succeed—Marylee Gravelle. Most tal- ented—Annabelle Scott. Cutest couple-- Joyce Keillor Bill Zulauf. Most cour- teous--Bill Soini.

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Kenneth Mayberry wills his way with women to Harold Whear. Patricia McBride wills her once happy times with Dick Glass to no one. Elaine McNeil wills her ability to stay home and study to Dave Reichelt. Virginia McNeil wills her band ability to any girl who can keep warm on those cold nights while playing for football games. Harold McTaggart wills his size to Bob Miller. John Micek wills his trigonometry book to any ambitious Junior. Wayne Miller wills his musical talents to Doug Steadman. Kenneth Miller leaves his marks to anyone who wants to work as hard as he did. Joan Murray leaves her ability to talk fast to Beth Stark. Phil Neeb wills his variety of nicknames to his kid brother “Stinky. Marilyn Pariseau wills her witty tongue to Grace Leppek. Betty Jean Pettit wills her innocent ways to Rita Osentoski. Eugene Pitcher wills his journeys on the school bus to Bob Hanson. Virginia Rapson wills her “peppy” ways to Marjorie Kuntz. Barbara Raymond wills her claim on a certain Junior to no one. How foolish do you think she is? Frank Rifenbark wills his blush to Jack Rochefort. Betty Robarts wills her poor marks in school to someone who actually gets them. Eileen Sageman refuses to leave the reason for her thoughts being miles away. Edwin Sams wills his wise cracks and fresh corn to anyone who can stand the strain. Annabelle Scott leaves her ability to study “Morse code to no one. Ardene Scott wills her ability to hitch-hike home after school to anyone who can get the rides. Pat Scott wills her humorous story telling abilities to all who enjoy a good hearty laugh. Joan Shoemaker wills her cave woman technique to Marilyn Sams. Nancy Slack refuses to will Paul to any Junior girl. Donelda Smith wills her ability to date with tall men to Martha Powell. Arlene Smukala wills her domestic ways to Joyce Merrill. Bill Soini wills his liking for sports to any Joe Lewis fan. Margaret Stark wills her text books and perserverance to Alger Glaza. Earl Steadman leaves his I. Q. (que) to Phil Capling. Pauline Temple happily leaves her giggle to any soberfaced Freshman. Lee Truax leaves his pool shooting ability to Joe Grimes. Faith Wakefield wills her title as editor of the annual to anyone who canhandle the work. Don Young wills his silly ways to Wallace McCarty. Bill Zulauf wills his alphabetical position to Shirley Zehr. Signed, sealed, and delivered by— The Class of ’49. THE COMMITTEE Billie Lasky, Mar- gie Kelly, Jerry Harbin, Pat Mc- Bride, Sally Clark.

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GIVE OF YOUR BEST-- WHETHER WIN. OR LOSE--