Birch Run High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Birch Run, MI)

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CLASS WILL To Roy Andrews, Marvin Hauck leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Irish in typing class. Wayne Raquepaw wills his salutatorian honor to Herman Matzke. Richard Sproul wills his book-carrying-job to Ursula Randick. Jeanette Lis bequeaths to Llewlyn Dowdy her soft voice and fondness of English class. Ronald Worden wills his job at Howard Worden's skating rink to Bob Garfield. Let's hope it makes Bob as slender as Ronnie. Donna Knight wills all her short romances to Bob Hickmott. Dorothy Hickmott leaves her quietness to Wanda Newvine and Joyce Papineau. Ruth Marks, to Jerry Lerette, wills her shy, retiring personality. Let's hope she can use it to positive advantage. Joyce Ewing wills her cleverness for skipping school to Jeanne Bel ill. To Jean Price, Sandra Brown bequeaths her short hair. Jack Maeder wills his loud sneezes to Tom McNamara. Donna Eagan wills her fine ability and luck of winning boy- friends to Judy Duranseau. Duane Robertson wills his great attraction for girls to Ed Reed. Gordon Reed leaves Regina to the care of Jerry Seder and Ronnie Huckins. Barbara Totten wills her shortness and ex-boy-friends to Barbara Wilder. Janice Duff wills Clarence Bosley to Lois Papineau. Julie Hathaway freely gives her Tom to Beverly Bowns and Nellie Lou McKinny. Dan Robertson wills his bright pink socks to Dale Woolworth. Sylvia Beach, the shy gum chewer, wills her ability to keep it in Mrs. Irish's classes to Sandra Dunning, Shirley Greene and Nancy Bamberg. Jo Anne Block wills her typing ability to Mary Bell Dewey. Bill Vaughn bestows upon Claude Tanner, his ability to get dates. Deanna Coppoc wills her policy Man Hater - to Peggy Eagan. Jeanetta Wilkerson wills her art of romances to Mary Ackerman and Ken Duby. Yolanda Granger, the big time news editor, wills her gossip column to Max Polzin and Ruth Hauck - Come on kids keep the gossip coming. Frances Zehnder leaves her blond hair and rinses to Irene Rodak. Janet Robertson bequeaths her fun-loving times in Chem-lab. to Shirley Gaunt. Janet Hall wills her loud-speaking tones to Irene Seiferlein. Joan Bell wills her interest in the Clio boys to Doris Trinklein. Alice Deuring wills to Becky Kaufman her ability to go steady. SWI HART'S IGA FOOD LINER 110 New St. Clio, Mich. Free Parking - New Location KOESTER'S SERVICE Groceries Gas - Oil Gifts Etc.

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Brown Hauck WHO'S WHO in The Class of 1955 Best All Around Boy................ Best All Around Girl............... Most Likely to Succeed.............. Handsomest Boy..................... Prettiest Girl..................... Most Popular Boy.................... Most Popular Girl.................. Best Dressed Boy................... Best Dressed Girl.................. Best Athlete....................... William Vaughan . Janet Robertson Wayne Raquepaw . Richard Sproul Yolanda Granger ... Jack Maeder ... Donna Knight , .. Marvin Hauck ... Sandra Brown ... Marvin Hauck Sproul Compliments of FRANKENMUTH DAIRY CO. Walt Schellhas - Phone 4021 REID SALES Ferguson and Massey Harris We sell The Best and Fix the Rest'

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CLASS PROPHECY The Senior Class of Fifty-five Being hale and hearty and much alive. Has looked to the future to see what may be Held in store for us all in nineteen seventy. We've employed the serress, the prophets and sages To help us look forward down through the ages. But fifteen years forward makes quite a great change. As you'll certainly find when you let your mind range. All through these pages as your classmates you greet You'll rave with surprise at what all you will meet. Their doings we've chronicled, their loves and their lives And what they've acquired in husbands and wives. In a big lonely mansion upon a great hill We find Janice Duff is still running her still. She knits by the day, and works by the night. Cheeks ever glowing, eyes always bright. Looking into a ranch style, magnificent house. We see Frances Zehnd ' ’ ’ , Frances a model, Bud a good cop. Sylvia Beach we find, has a very easy station. Makes her home in the white house, has a good occupation. She polishes the silver, puts out the cat. Answers the door bell; what's easier than that? Finding her vocation through her much loved chemistry. We see Yolanda Granger and surprised were we. At her spending her time in atomic research Mixing all the atoms to blow up the earth. Wayne Raquepaw with pencil, books and all Is studying at M. S. C. this fall. Engineering is his trade, A new model car we see he's made. Barbara Totten, we see, has played the field ‘till She ran out of boys, as many girls will. But now it's happened, as her luck may be. Fourteen oil wells in her family tree. Ronnie Worden has inherited the rink It used to be Uncle Howard's we think. The skating's improved since Ron has taken over And with the girls he's still quite the rover. Dispense with the lyric, the sonnet, the ode, Down with all stanza, all Shakespearean code. Inspired by these, most unorthodox thoughts Julie writes volume on volume, never distraught. For Dorothy Hickmott travels have ceased She now has a home in the far, far east. Singing her best for the good service men. Being housekeeper for a family of ten. 'Twas an evening in surgery and high overhead God entrusted his patient to the plasma she fed. The scalpel, the scissors, the tweezers, the twine A citation for Janet--for her patient who's fine. Counting their money SHEATHELM DRUGS Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Phone Clio, Michigan LAYCOCK'S GAMBLE STORE Hardware - Sporting Goods - Appliances Phone - MU 34011 Clio, Michigan