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Jack Butts - my wornout pencil stub to Richard Noppert. Charles Cushway - my place in the Senior play cast to Carl J esser. Frank Garzelloni - my ability on How to Win and Influence Teachers to Gerald Drake. Loren Hard - my chance for an argument to Calvin Sprik. Willis Meyer -- my becoming blushes to Wes Barbrick. Don O'Brien - my alertness in class to Harold Dyke. Don Sessions -- my brush cuts to John Czinder. Fred Schmidt - my taxi service down town every noon to Mel Laug. Melvin Breen - my art of teasing girls to Bob Roskamp. Wanda Bennett and Doris Laarman - our positions as co-editors of the Zenith to two enterprising and industrious Juniors. Marjorie Breen -- my winning ways and cheerful disposition to any Junior who feels grouchy. Dorothy Meerman - my giggles to Joyce Titus. Bernice Buway - my long fingernails to anyone who can grow them. Lila Vander Laan - my love of basketball to Ruth Venema. Rita Gavin - my secretarial position in the Home Ec. Club to anyone who won't leave the book home whenever there's a meeting. Donna Sheridan - my job of putting the weiners on to cook every Thursday to anyone who Won't forget. Norma Kirkbride - my stage fright and soda mint pills to anyone else who loves to act. Luella Rozeboom - my bangs to Thelma Haystead. Mona Gordon - my school spirit to the class of '48. Vic Carlson - my manly physique to a promising athlete. Hubert Sprik - my vocal entertainment to Don Henrickson. Henry Zylstra - my seat on the Allendale bus to anyone who can get it. We hereby appoint Mrs. Kern to be legal executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand, sworn to and sealed this twenty-second day of April in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven in the town of Coopersville. UIOO UTOQI :Bw 2.19.2 H5-sn: WLS? U' E-ri M335 Q55-'U 915.0 5:31 EQQQ' Q26 SFO 'U E 'D 5 Q rn 4 El E 'U E . ii rm D' U1 0 D' o o 2-' 9- .Q
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Sometfzzhg to Remember U5 By We, the members of the Senior Class of 1947, being sound of mind and body, with no ailments other than those brought on us by four years of high school, do hereby declare this our last will and testament and that any other is null and void. To the Faculty, be bequeath our sincere respect and gratitude for their tireless teaching and encouragement during our school days. h To the Juniors, we bequeath our superiority complex and our knowledge that they will not be Seniors in name only. We name as beneficiaries of our best wishes for two more prosperous years, the Sophomores. To the Freshmen, we bequeath a supply of 102 non-breakable plastic rattles and an equal number of newly developed rubber teethings rings. Individually, we do hereby bequeath the following: La Verne Anderson - ability to keep quiet to Leon Langeland. Ruth Hecksel -- my love for good books to Janice Wiltenberg. Louis Buway - my ten sisters to Don Tasker. Shirley Dennis - my black hair 'to Joan Ten Brink. Bruce Cook and Don Schmelling -- our combined height to George Danenberg. Dorothy Wezeman - my seat next to the bus-driver to anyone who can keep it. Deane Hanson - my wise cracks to Charlene Reister. Delores Frost - my interest in the Senior class to anyone who wants the respon- sibility. . Don Vannatter - my freckles to Roger Holmes. Bernardean Baldus - my gum-snapping technique to anyone who has strong jaws. Angeline Lintjer - my diligent efforts in shorthand to Mary Ellen O'Brien. Bill Sutton - my southern accent to Betty Kennedy. Thurlene Dracht - my tall stature to Helen Reisbig. Lois Laug - my heavenly blue eyes to Marion Schmidt. Harry Styburski - my quietness in second hour Sociology class to Gordon Reyers. Geraldine Phillips - my mischievous brown eyes to Christina Oliphant. Glenn Laug - my position on the basketball team to Marvin DeMeester. Merlin Shears - my trumpet-playing technique to Bill Hodson. Jim Drake - my boxing ability to Andy Pamer. John De Mott - my model A to Bernard Spencer. Sharon Bouchard - my biology book to Mr. Scott. Dick Todd - my mechanical ability toxlerr-y-Lee. Ted Schipper -- my natural wave to Tom Garzelloni. Maxine Lambers - my rendition of Queen of the Blues to Ruth Hoban. Jack Aney - my chemistry periods to Marvin Vander Ploeg. George Hall- my manly voice to Warren Kots. Audrey McCarthy - my white military boots to anyone with cold feet. Don Schippers - my motorcycle speed to a daring Junior. Joan Crouse - my sense of humor to anyone who feels blue. Kenneth Ludema - my loquacity to my brother Gordon. Jerry Lumsden - my love for horses to Joan Buth. Ollene Shears - my position as accompanist to Rena Adema. Willis Bouwkamp - my leadership in the F. F. A. to Darrell Sheridan. ' Wesley Easterly - my wanderlust to a roaming Junior. Kenneth De Can - my attentions to the fair sex to Don Reitsma. Lindsay Bartholomew - my seat next to the window in chemistry to anyone who has good power of concentration. Stella Burgtorf - my position as art editor of the Zenith to Mary Lynn Porter. Owen Taylor -- my curly hair to Frank Colegrove. Vernon Averill - my love for junky cars to Roger Laug.
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