Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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ate We, the undersigned, do hereby testify that this is our last will and testament. Being of sane mind (you may not believe it, but we have proof) and sound body, the Class of 1957 of Colon High School, Colon Township, St, Joseph County, the State of Michigan, revoke all other wills, bequests, and all other forms of like nature heretofore made by us. We, the seniors, will to Mr. Flowers, the hope that he can pound Econ through the Juniors heads and still crack Jokes; to Mrs. Ambs, a pair of magnetic scissors which she cannot lose; to Mrs. Ash, a baseball bat, she will need it with the classes she has coming. To Mr. Judd, we will the promise that after June Ij., we will never again skip school and forge those silly excuses; to Mrs. Jaffe, a medal for having such an even temper; and to Mr. Haight, the 1957 Ag. Class and a bottle of aspirin; to Mr. Loomis, a hope that the new schoolhouse will be completed by I960. To all of our teachers, we will our thanks for bearing with us and our problems through these past four years. To the Junior Class, we will our books, our initialed seats, (and also the gum under them), the ability to give a good play, and to go into debt as only Seniors can. To the Sophomores, we leave our clean, roomy lockers and the ability to walk around the halls without passes. To the Freshmen, we leave fond memories of Mr. Judd s busy office, our A s in Citizenship, and semester test marks, corny Jokes, and our satisfaction in life. 19 Douglas Adams, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Mike Davis. I, James Blair, will ray good marks in Economics class to Tom Webb. 1, Carol Cupp, will my first chair in band to Phyllis Taylor. I, Phyllis Cutchall, leave nothing, as 1 am going to take it all with me. I, Barbara French, leave a box of soap and a rag to Larry Belote for his car. 1, Barbara Hagelgans, will my ability to get to class on time to Ronald Ash. I, Vlitzi Holsinger, will all the fun of being a Senior to next year's Seniors. I, Sandra Loudenslager, will the good marks on my report card to Miriam Lederman; and if she doesn't need them, she can give them to someone who does. I, Betty Lunger, will my ability to chew gum in Economics class to Colleen Phelps. I, George Mayer, will my brains to David Hoekzema. 1, Julia McClish, will my conceit to anyone with an inferiority complex. 1, Janet McKee, will ray clean locker to Judy James and Barbara Kane. I, Susie Mesler, will my office as secretary of the Senior Class to anyone who wants it. I, John Miller, leave ray hound dog to Mike Davis. I, Arlene Miller, will my name as shorty” to anyone who wants it. 1, Esther Oldenburg, will my height to Lee Sprowl. I, Marilyn PeiTy, will my ability to play the accordian to Kenneth Brandys. 1, Judy Pokorny, will to Karen Case the ability of getting her papers in on time. I, Carla Robbins, don't have anything to will except my Elvis Presley pictures and I'n keeping those. I, Charles Ruge, hereby bequeath a quiet study hall to Jim Farrand. I, Edward Schrader, will my temper to Margaret Pooler. I, Marcella Shannon, will my temper to Kay Pari in. I, Bethel Stanton, will my ability to run the ditto machine to anyone who wants a full time job (without pay). I, Doris Steininger, will ray name as preach s daughter to Colleen Phelps. I, Marcia Stuart, will ray ability to sputter to Barbara Kane. I, Richard Thomas, will my class dues and my books to anyone who will take them. I, Jean Thurston, will ray name as hillbilly to Floyd Humphries. I, Jeanette Thompson, will my ability to spell words as they have never been spelled before, to Shirley Stewart. 1, Gene Trine, will my interest in sports to all those who haven't any interest in sports. 1, Loretta Truckey, will my boyfriends to Janice Truckey. I, Jerry Truckey, will ray ability to type to Boner . I, Bill Vaughn, leave ray ability to skip school and get away with It to Maurice Bonham. I, Jane Westendorf, will ray looks to Bob Quinn so he can get as many tips as I did. I, John Yoder, will my quietness to Bill Barker. In witness whereof, We, Senior Class, the testator, have set our hand a,.u seal here to, this 31st day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. 20