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

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Glendora Churchill, we now hear. Is the first lady train engineer. Pay McGarry has had an advance in her job. She now owns Cass Theater and attracts quite a mob. Wanalee always had such pretty black hair. She has used it to allure a young million- aire. Donald Hutchinson and Fred Kilbourne fly around stars. They own, “Rocket Service from Earth to Mars. Howard Muntz is now a Marine. He is busy keeping the Captain's quarters clean. We see that Betty has built her “Palas”. It is located away down in Dalas. If you are ever sick and feeling blue. Our nurse, Lenore, will take care of you. Howard Sheppard joined us at the half of the year. He now owns an onion farm and sheds many a tear. Ed Nemeth wears a uniform of blue. He is the caretaker of the Detroit Zoo. She has tried lots of things, like being a shoe seller. Now Shirley Bukowski is a fortune teller. Of writing this, we have had our fill. 1 11 bet we know two people you w'ould like to kill. Elaine W. was always so neat and refined. She now owns a swank dress shop of the very best kind. It seems his mother wanted him to be a good writer, but Gerald W. had plans to be a prize fighter. Our George Wilson is now wearing a crown. In Gagetown he reigns as mayor of the town. “Mary Wood is very talented,” so people used to say. Now we find her on a farm, helping Ben pitch hay. Arlene Wills was a girl that was quiet. When she eloped, it caused quite a riot. Eldon’s at the Capitol, the Senators pride and joy. He has the important position of No. 1 page boy. An Admiral in the Navy the best you’ve ever seen. Now whose could this high position be? Why it belongs to Dean. Bob Putnam’s good fortune is not a mirage. For now he is owner of the Chevrolet garage. Marjorie Kilbourne is on television after quite a few bumps. As a lady wrestler she has plenty of lumps. Milton Phillips was always a smart crea- ture. It isn’t any wonder that he is a school teacher.

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Class Ii Irma Lefler, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testa- ment for the 1952 Perannos, will my shorthand book to anyone who can get more out of it than I did, and for their sake I hope Miss Mitchell quits. If Ed Nemeth, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testa- ment for the 1952 Perannos, to Tim Burdon, my ability of being a bachelor throughout my high school days. He needs it! I, Jacquelene Little, will to Cathrine Patterson and Joann Miller an even share in my brother Tom. I, Howard Muntz, will my good looks to any poor Junior who needs them. T Ron Posluszny, bequeath to any Junior 3 1 2 pounds of dust, which is on my books, 113 wads of used gum, my ability to remain alert arid wide awake, grasping the power to sleep with both eyes open. I» Joan Patterson, will my height to any short person who would like to have it. If Jim McDonald, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testa- ment for the 1952 Perannos, I came with nothing, I stayed with nothing so I have no choice, I leave nothing. JpL I, Maynard Helwig, will my seat in gov- ernment class to any Junior that would want it. I, Marshall Sowden, will my Government book to my three brothers Donald, David, and Bill, for it will take all three of them to do the work in it. I» Phyllis Little, being of sound mind and body, will to Marion Sefton, Kenneth Hartsel. I, Patsy McQueen, will my shortness to any tall person who would like to be short. I, Tee Simmons, will my job as office Secretary 1st hour to any Junior who wishes to run up and down stairs all hour. I, Harold Field, being of sound mind and body, leave to the kids of bus No. 8 my ability to keep out of trouble. We, Pat McGarry and Lois Little, will our trips to Argyle, our Sunday night rides to Bad Axe, and our “Moonlight motorcycle rides with the Imlay City boys to Gail Fenfold and Sylvia Peering. Maybe they can find interest in these too. I Judy Dickinson, will my position as assistant to the Gremlin to anyone who can take it. I, Jennette Parker, will my ability to be able to go steady with one boy during my four years of high school, to any girl who thinks she can do it. If Nancy Sinclair, will my E Baritone Saxophone to any able Freshman who thinks he or she can lug it around as long as I did. I, Albert Griffin, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will arid testament for the 1952 Perannos, will my happiness and health to students of the coming year. I, Thomas G. Schwaderer, being of sound mind, do will to Stanley Guinther my ability to get plenty of sleep every night instead of hanging around with Bishop until all hours of the night. To Timothy Burdon and Robert Wallace the will power to take their girls home before 3:00 o'clock, I never stayed out after midnight. Last but not least to Graydon Agar I leave a small light for the inside of your car, so I can check on you when your car is parked at my neighbors. 23