Cass City High School - Perannos Yearbook (Cass City, MI)

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CLASS WILL I, Ruth Ewald, will the credit I didn't get from kr. Borg to anyone who needs one. 1, Norbert Kapala, will my place with the GOLu DUST TWINS to LOVER boy Ellis. I, Roberta Hempton, will my ability (which I don't have) in Shorthand to anyone who thinks they can get more out of it than I did. I, Gil Schwaderer, will to my skinny cousin Tom a big juicy steak so he can be big like Nancy and to Jim Bishop my supply of cuss words to be useu on Otto Ross. I, Anita Weatherheaa, will my cheerleading tights to Arlene Lane. Hers always were too tigit. Also to Jet, iuary and Jessie tne ability to continue their daily 5th hour trips down town (without excuses). I, Fred Ross, will my seat at Baldy's to SUOKEY Ellis. I, Barbara Howarth, will my ability to enjoy all sports to any poor soul who doesn't know what he's missing. I, Ken Brown, will my ability of being late 3 days out of 5 to anyone in H.R. 34 who can stand the grind of thinking up excuses for said time so Mr. Ackerman will excuse them. I, Joyce Fry, will my book of NaSTY REMARKS to Jim Bisnop which will pull him out of embarrassing situations in Mr. Ross's class. I, oack Bird, will to Jim Bishop my ability to get tackled four yards behind the line of scrimmage in football. I, Betty kcwiiller being of sound mind, will my ability to eat lots and stay thin to PeggyUrquehart. She thinks she needs it. I, Jim Baker, supposidly sound mind and body will my ability to get into loads of work and not find time to do it to Richard Orlowski, and my home room chair to my sister. I, Marilyn Behr, will to Richard Orlowski his old job back as assistant photographer. I, Floyd Roach, being of sound mind will my ability to taice out a woman with only 50 cents and have a good time. I, Josephine Gleski, will my ability to any junior to receive a diamond in her senior year as I die. I, Bob Wood, hereby will my second year seat in American Literature to any junior who may have to take it for 2 years. I, Mildred Arnott, will my ability to get along on the DeLong bus (without losing my temper) to anyone who thinks they can stand it better than I did. I, Elaine Root, will my ability to raise one eyebrow at a timet in order to get her guy. I, Helen Phetteplace, will my ability to be teased to any unfortunate junior that thinks a maiden blush is becoming. I, Betty Spencer, will what little art ability I have to any underclassman who thinks he can get along in art class with it. I, Margaret Peddie, will to Ruth Phillips my chair in Sociology hoping by the tine she reaches it: it will be soft. I, Amelia Pena, will to Dorothy Pawlowski my Spanish accent and the bad way I treat the English language. I, martha Martinek, will my persevertr.ee to stay at school every noon and study instead of going down town to my orother, Charles. I, marguerite Pawlowski, will my wavy hair to any junior who has straight hair which won't curl. I, »iary Lou Anderson, will my ability toao things I know are wrong and then worry about them. I, Emaline Bullis, will my seat in English Lit. to .«.arilyn Agar , hoping she can get more out of Shakespear than I did. I, Jim Turner, will my ability to be anywhere other than where I'm put: to anyone who woulc like to do the same. I, Shirley Watson, will my seat in 5th hour study hall to coanne Caister. I, Nancy Schwaderer, will my size, weight, and speed to any undernourished underclass- man who really wants to go out for football, I couldn't. I, Douglas Van Allen, will my ability to demolish school property and get along with the school faculty to any student tnat misuses it. is

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CLASS PROPHECY CONTINUED I had heard that Betty «iciiiller was a psychologist so decided to look her up next ifor personal reasons only.j When I finally located her office, I found it was on the 8th floor so I took an elevator up. It was rather startling to hear What floor, please? coming from Jim Schad as I entered the elevator. I had a nice visit with Betty and when I asked her if she ever sees any of the class of BO she said, Oh I see Ferris Ware often. I suppose she meant only in his professional capacity as a comedian in one of the night clubs near her office. (The Arthur Godfrey type I understand.) Leaving Betty, I had just nicely stepped out on the sidewalk when whom should I see coming down the street but Shirley ’Watson and Bob Bader. She told me they had left their prosperous little farm for an all day shopping trip. When I inquired of Shirley about a few former class mates she replied the only one she knew was Ken Brown, tie is a preacher in a country church near her home. I continued on my way and a sign caught my eye, the R. and R. Detective Agency. (Ross and Roach) Right next door was a bar, and when I walked in I found Jim Wilson help- ing to furnish the music, Robert Wood setting up drinks, and Jim Turner and Norbert Kapala just sitting. When I was talking to Jim he told me that Gil Schwaderer has taken over his dad's gravel pit and is busy producing little cement blocks. As I left there and walked cn to catch a bus down town, I noticed Elaine Root's and Mildred Arnott's sign out as window decorators. While waiting for the bus I bought the Free Press, but nearly forgot to read it on the bus after I discovered Duane Rushlo was the driver. Recovering from my surprise, I started to look through the paper and read on the sports page that Joyce Fry and Nancy Schwaderer are on their way to the Olympics as track stars, still running things!I! I also noticed that Doris Franklin and Dean Karr are doing well and have bought a modest little bungalow in Highland Park. Leaving the bus, I started to look for a good movie. When I got there, I found Loyd Langmaid selling tickets, Betty Spencer selling popcorn, and Virginia Newton and Mary Lou Anderson as ushers. It was a good show and I had a wonderful seat so after the show, as there didn't seem to be anyone else in Detroit I knew, I decided to try and locate some that lived out of town. I found out from her mother that Beverly Evans is the private secretary of a large firm in Chicago. Coming through Frankenmuth, I saw that Roberta Hempton was selling Home Cooked Chicken Dinners. As it was near meal tine, I thought it would be nice to pay her a visit. Her meal was wonderful ard when I inquired of her about former class mates. She said that Milton Hnatiuk was working as a D.II.I. man (Dairy Herd Inspector) for the Nestle Co. She also said that Georgene Lowe has married Clare Brown and now holds large shares in the Bordens Milk Company. As I knew that Georgene had been friends with the Keller girls, I decided to look her up and see if she knew what they were doing. She said Rosalie is now married, living in Port Huron, and works as a secretary. Marion Keller has moved to Ubly, to be nearer her work. (Harry Grifka) I found out from Georgene also that Naomi Crison is a seamstress at Mt. Clemens. I had by this time found out all there was to know about my former classmates, except two of them so I came back to Cass City to see if I could look them up from there. I was sorry to see I had missed Josephine Oleski in xy tour around Cass City the first time. She has now married Steve Ziemba, and lives on a farm near here, and is raising future candidates for Homecoming Wueen. By inquiring of her parents I fo.und that Barbara Hill is now working as cashier for Sears and Roebuck in Bay City. Well I must get back to rr.y 29 kids!!!!!! Don't get me wrong I teach school. 17

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CLASS WILL CONTINUED I, Earbara Hill, will my ability to get two diamonds in one year to Olga Holik. I, Ferris Ware, being of unsound mind will my ability to get good citizenship marks to Bob Fritz. I, Nadine Weber, will my friendly smile to Mary McClory to enable her to capture her man as I failed to do. I, James Schad, being of sound mind and body (I hope) do leave to any junior who thinks that they can stick it out, my 3eat in Sociology Class . I, Leona Whittaker, will my ability to get fours when I sit next to a guy like Ferris Ware. I, Dean Karr, will my job of hall guide commissioner to anyone who wants it. I, Joan Kanaby, will my dimples and smile to some one who is less fortunate. I, Loyd Langmaid, being of sound mind and body leave to any freshman ray speech book that I didn't use while I was in the 11th grade. Providing that they take speech while they are in the 10th grade. Mr. Ross has the book now. I, Marion Keller, will to my brother Carl, my ability to enjoy studying History's and Government from Mr. Ackerman. I, Rosalie Keller, will my parking place on South Seeger Street to any capable soph- omore. I, Shirley Kritzman, will my laugh to Gene Chapin because I think his could be I, Mary Jane Lessman, will to little Jackie Van Allen my height, then maybe get trampled in the hall anymore. I, Duane Rushlo, will my seat in Government class to some one else that things make better use of it than I did. I, Georgene Lowe, will my brother Dale, to finish school, even tho he has to struggle like I did. I, Walter Rayl, will my ability to get E's in Government to Johnny Chapin. I, Naomi Crisan, will my ability to fight with Lee Little to Marion Walker. I, beverly Evans will my ability to get a diamond for 6 days to anyone who can change their mind as quick as I did. I, Jim Wilson, will my (natural curly hair) to my brother George. I, Janet Habicht, being of sound mind, (h'm I wonder) will my ability of trotting 4 or o times from third floor to first floor and back again 1st hour every lorning, to any junior that can stand up under the strain. I, Doris Franklin, will to any poor junior who sits next to albert Griffin the ability (which I didn't have) to keep quiet in study hall. 1, Ken martin, will my seat in Kapala's car to SGAKY Ellis. I, Bob Mann, will my bashfulness towara girls to Dale Damm who could use a little bit. I, Fred Strong, will the intelligence I haven't got to any underclassman who thinks he's too smart. I, Roger Parrish, will my ability to play the piano to Harry Watkins. I, Milt Hnatiuk, will my sense of humor to Ed Neal. improved, he won t they car. put up a