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

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I, Wesley Frederick, being of sound mind and body hereby make my last will and testamony, will my ability to get a D 4 mark from Mr. Oatley. I Peggy Uquhart, being of sound mind and body will my ability to have and love horses as well as boys. I, Glendora Churchill, will my ability to tolerate Don Weber to Amy Churchill. I, Bonnie Benkelman, of questionable mind and body, will my ability, (which I don’t have) to stay on my hall guide post all hour to Joan Holmberg, who doesn’t have it either but since she has to make a good impression it might come in handy. I, Betty Martin, will my ability to type out the absent list fourth hour and usually getting done on time to Delphine Isler. I, Wanalee Morell, will my ability to go with the same guy for three years, and not get a diamond, to all the other girls who did. I, John Keller, as long as I have no ability, will my humble attitude to Jack Gallager. Don’t you think he needs it? I, Archre McLachlan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Campbell to any Junior, who gets in as much trouble as I did. I» Virjean TerBush, will to any lower classman the ability to go steady for over two years with a boy and not have an argument. I, George Bognar, of the Class of “52” will my curly hair to Mr. Borg. I, Dale Burhrly, will my ability to put up with Mr. Cardew for four years without being kicked out, to any Freshman who wishes this ability. I, Ruth Phillips, will my seat in Mr. Oatley’s sixth hour class to any poor un- fortunate person who gets assigned to it, unless he is a better student than I was. I, Ellen Sickler, will to Betsy Wallace, the ability not to believe anything that Stanley Beach might tell her. I, Carolyn Chapin, will to Jack Gallagher my quietness in hopes that he will pipe down. I, Virginia Schneeberger, will my ability to get a diamond in the Junior year to Doris Copland. I, Alvin Hutchinson, wish I owned a gun factory so I could will it to Theron Hopper and Don Hanby. I, Ruth Ann Schwaderer, will my ability to take over a Tait as I did, to my sister Marilyn. (You’ll make it’.) We, The Hungry Four”, (Doris Root, Barb Morell, Elaine Weatherhead, and Joyce Harris) of the Class of ’52 of Alkatrax (CCHS), will to any underclass.nan with nerves of steel and a handy hot rod, out trips to the Home Restaurant for a mid- morning snack, (without getting caught of course). Also the very educational sixth hour TV shows. Good luck kids'. I, Bonnie Kritzman, being of sound body and sometimes wondering about mind, will to Veras Hill my ability to be able to always go with a guy who drives a Ford. I, Rosemary Creguer, being of questionable mind and sound body, will my ability not to do any studying and still give a reason- able answer in class to anyone who does it as often as I did. I, George Wilson, will my ability to keep the days I skipped under ten to anyone that needs it. I, John Agar, will my height to Beatrice Leslie so as she and Bob Wallace can stand on the same level when he says goodnight. I, Esther Van Norman, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testa- ment for the 1952 Perannos, will my seat in sociology to Eunice Smith. 24 |

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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

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I, Anna Mae Doerr, being of kind heart will to Miss Bertha Mitchell the ability to hook a man and get a diamond in leap year. (She better now, or she’ll have to wait four more whole years.) I» Dick Wallace, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testa- ment for the 1952 Perannos to Stanley Beach, deafer ears than mine so he doesn’t have to hear all that corn Foy and Guinther shell out on the trips to the game, and to Fritz and Connell, I will my fiancee, but watch out for Downing. It Glenn Meiser, will the ability to be tardy every morning (and get away with it) to Carl Gohsman. I, Dale Groth, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my ability to get along with the hall guides and teachers, who so kindly allowed me in the halls without a pass, to anyone who is photo- grapher in future years. If Jane McMiller, having spent four Wonderful years in Cass City High School leave the school a huge bottle of ARSNIC. In hopes that all the teachers, who wouldn’t take my advice before, will take a big Dose. I Lawrence Marshall, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get through school in twelve years, and still not know what it’s all about, to Robert McArthur, for I think he will need it. I, Ernest Pena, give my typing seat to any boy who thinks he is man enough to take it the whole semester. I» Eldon Stoutenburg, will my seat in government to Dick Auslander hoping he will make better use of it than I did. I, Bob Putman, will my chair in government (which is usually being knocked over by Maynard Helwig) to anyone who would take a chance with his life and attempt to sit in a chair that is always falling over. I, Arlene Wills, will to Delphine Isler my ability to stay far-far away from boys. She needs it! I, Dorothy Butler, being of sound mind and body, make this my last will and testament for the 1952 Perannos, will my place as bass drummer to Richard Martin. I Dean Toner, will my seat in government to anyone who will make better use of it. I, Catherine Ross, being of sound mind and minature body will my ability to get through the Cass City Hails during changing of classes to anyone who has a hard time. I, Milton Phillip, will my curly blond hair and my Colgate smile to anyone who wants them. I, Bill Patch, will my ability to load my car with students and take off for an after- noon house party, without getting caught. I, Grace Ann Graham, being of sound mind and body will my ability to graduate in three years to anyone who is having trouble doing it in four or five years. I, Evelyn Graham, will my reputation for never doing anything wrong to some in- nocent little Freshman and also I will my maiden blush to Delphine Isler as I think she could use one. I, Don Hutchinson, seeing a great need for a underground tunnel from the school to town do will to the school such a tunnel so the skippers can get off the school grounds without being seen. And hereby say that all the millions collected from the toll for its use shall go to making more and better means of escape. I, Charlyne Bartz, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to fit the song “Embraceable You” to my cousin, Delphine Iseler, so that Frank Creason will be able to dedicate it to her instead of the “Two Fat Polka”. i 25