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

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@Laii Will The football team should be quite successful next season with Faye Bel i 11 and Barbara Kent filling Jerry Moored's tackle position. Agnes Duby receives Jerry Morse's ability to stay out of trouble. Robert Kenny rewards Ella Aiken and Mary Howard with his acting aptitudes. Jack Muehlfeld hands down his hustling hot rod to Mavis Palmer and Nancy Grim. Along with strict orders to Keep 'em clean , Mary Ann Periard acquires Frank Newvine's white bucks. To Marvin Nichols and David Bhirdo goes the silly giggle of Judy Hobson. Jim Hobson has finally found a cure for his chronic disease, teacheritis . He will simply give it to Robert Schian and Mary Koester. Pat Owens wills his shyness to George Randick. John Pennington presents Susan Craig with his sharp sideburns. Joe Price places his beloved Physics apparatus in the delicate hands of Roy McCulloch and Douglas James Richard Weston receives sole custody of Vivian Remender's flipped flute. Judy Schultz wishes to transmit her rosy cheeks to Jerry Wycoff. Bob Schumann hands his trusty trombone to Jackie Totten. (Blow hard, Jackie.) Barbara Sims bequests her beautiful blush to Sharlene Smith. Jim Smith leaves his lack of success with the opposite sex to Larry Hadsall. Sharon Keith inherits Evelyn Sproul's long black hair. Dale Suppes places Patty Gillenwater under the watchful eyes of Jerry Wilder. Shirley Sutto would like to install Nick Weiland and David Bowns in her position on the cheering squad. The ping-pong prowess possessed by Bob Taylor is presented to Bonnie Pagels and Beverly Racquepaw. Frank Thompson freely offers his argumentive ability to Janice Morgan and Arthur Percy. Ronnie Stevens and Dan Reed inherit Donna Wolfe's ability to obtain the family car. (They really need it, you know.) Gary Worden wills his long trip to school to Frances Brenay and Gwen Foster. George Reed transfers his little black book to Richard Louchart. Compliments of BRANDELS DRUG STORE Birch Run, Michigan Compliments of A Friend

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eua wm Leo Be 1111 relinquishes, though rather reluctantly, his title of Casanova to Frank Gnatkowski. With Earlene Blades abdicating her throne on June 6, she graciously bestows her Gueenship upon Garmen Snellenberger. Roberta Bowns and Benny Sautter inherit Norman Breiler's outstanding athletic abilities. Ronnie Cole places the custody of his bustling blue Ford in the protective hands of Rose Hickmott. After thoughtfully considering Stuart Pennington's characteristics, David Cooper bequeaths his nickname, Porky , to Mr. Pennington. Kay Davenport, giving up her diets at last, wills her pound-resistant Postum to Grace Prell and Ken G. Hart. Realizing his great need of it, Mary Dolfi gladly offers her height to Don Lay- man . Ruth Douglas leaves her musical adeptness to Victor Gray and Jerry King. To Diana Huckins and Barbara Zehnder, Jerry Ferguson sadly surrenders his delightful diction. A very lucky Chester Wright receives Donna Gaunt's pleasing smile. Beverly Grim leaves every boring study hall session to an appreciative Allen Heckerthorne and Barbara Moored. Jerry Hart presents his extreme friendliness and winning smile to Lillian Matzke and Carol Lerette. Shirley Loney and Bob Hutchinson inherit Ken Hart's ability to shirk work. Fred Hauck's pitching arm shall be directly bestowed upon Gail Jokat and Gloria Fox. For the sole interest of the Golden Torch, Carol Hauck transfers her editorship and all of its headaches to Harry Wendzik and Jean Ross. Sandra Janni hands her beloved bowling ball to Carolyn David. (Keep it rollin', Carolyn.) Art Cuthbertson and Don Percy inherit the flirtatious qualities of Mr. Gordon Kime himself. The band-leading baton of Joyce King will find loving care in the twirling fingers of Don Ellis. Agnes Husen wills her love of hillbilly music to Richard Gaunt. Johnny and Frank Tanner each inherit half interest in Judy Magnus' blonde hair. Kaye Marko bestows her prized position as Mr. Ombry's rider upon David Harris. Robert Longfellow Moore bequeaths his poetic potentialities to Pat Bator and Frank Labodzinski. MORRIS EAGAN, INSURANCE Life, Auto, Fire, Liability and Marine Birch Run, Michigan

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SENIOR PLAY TIME OUT November 22-23 8:15 P. M. Ginger1 CAST Agnes Carol ...............................Carol Hauck Howard Carol................................ Bob Kenny Ginger, daughter, age 14..................Judy Magnus Jeannie, daughter, age 16.................Shirley Sutto Joan, daughter, age 18.....................Donna Wolfe Lizzie, the maid.............................Mary Dolfi Eddie Davis, Joan's boy friend...............Bob Moore Tommy Green, Ginger's boy friend............Fred Hauck Mr. Wilson, Principal....................Bob Schumann Ed Hoffman, bank president..................Jim Hobson SCENES Act I The living room of the house of Mr. and Mrs. Carol. Early Fall. 4:30 one afternoon. Act II Scene 1. Four weeks later. Scene 2. A Saturday afternoon. Four weeks later. Act III The same evening. Tommy