Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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NAWE, Betty Mesaros LeRoy Meyers Rita Iorrin Rita Moules Betty Moyer Jim Newman Dorothy Oat Linford Price Richard Rauch Dale Rigel Raymond Rigel Carol Roe Luan Schuler Mary Siler Shirley Siler Alfred Simmons Robert SIMMONS Rita Smith Wayne Smith Paul Stotz Charles Stubbs David Wadsworth Pat Wethern June Welever Joan Wilson Victor Winnes Betty Worlinger PASLITL Howard Girls Dancing Piano Playing Square Dancing Dancing Television Sports Sports Swimming Girls Dancing Music Muslc Readlng Gir Football Movies Sports Singing Sports Car tlHP6PlDg Singing Square Dancing Dancing Baseball Mus i c O Aga n 'When You Were Sweet Sixteen Aga n Clair De Lun nChopin's Polonai e Stardus nweddlnv Bells 'Stardust' I Can Dream Can't Ion nLady of Spa n' II 'I Can Dream Can't Ion 'Sitting by the Window WF1nland1a nRememb r HI Can Dream 'an t I9 N ag Mop Aga n nI'm ln the Mood for Love nI'll Get By There's N Tomorrow nChattanooga Sh Shine Boyn nMule Train uStardust Sentimental Me nRarlem Noctur nMusic, Music, Music nThere s o Tomorrow W O I SAYING nNo klddin nOh Hec oh, He NGodf ey 'Let's have a party nOh, Boloney nOh, Shucks Could be shut Honest to goodness WHL Stin yn WNot bad for an amateur 'Ya don say nI'm the star Howdy WNanna Bet None 'Want me to tell youo' nTell you later 'Could be 'Don't y believe me nAlr1ght, ouse guys You know I reckon nI'm sorry nYes, Sir nOh, Dr 1- ' In v' 9 S NC II II II 1 IIS . , k Il ckn iz II in II II e II I, II 3 II I II II t II II II O I II II . II Oha . Llp Q i I N II . I , k YI II II y t II v 8 II II - , N n u ' . n . is R A II ' I II v II 1 ll 0 I II I . . ' II . YI II O I II ll 4 e ' ou ? PI ' II II .. If 1t.n II U I Il VI II II Ile N . II c ' N s ipeu .

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LA Sf WILL AND I'-S FAMENI' We, the Class of 1950, of Dundee High School, being of sound mind and good disposition and, considering it fairly well settled that we are to be graduated this year, do hereby devise, give, and bequeath our several belongings to the following persons, in this our first and last will and testament To our teachers, the faculty of Dundee High School, we hereby give, free from all inheritance, luxury, or income tax, our entire store of knowledge From them it came and to them it should be returned, that others may be benefited by it as we should have been DOLORES FREDERICK wills her capacity to stay by one boy friend t Viola Rigel who doesn't seem to find the right one BARBARA HISER gives her library technique to Lorie Wright, who will appreciate it in her work MARION JACKSON gives her popularity with teachers to Mary Furrow Perhaps Mary can use this to good advantage in teacher relationships MARY JENNINGS transfers her personal file on going steadyn to Bar bare Bird BARBARA HUNTER in the future will share her shorthand with those who aspire to be secretaries BARBARA BRUCKNER leaves her auburn hair to Mary Allore, who ob viously wants red hair JOYCE CORBIN wills her figure to any over sized girl who wants 1 JACQUELINE BRUCKNER wills her seat in English class to anyone who wants a front seat DONNA CRAFT urges Diane Viles to accept her singing voice VIRGINIA DAVIS wills her skating skill to Larry Wheaton MARY DUNNORE wills her black hair to all her admirers MARY ELLISON hands her coyness to attract boy friends Carol Rigel DENNIE GOLLER gives his little black book to Ohmer Corbin JACK GOODRIDGE tosses his athletic prowess to Bill Tinsman CHARLES STUBBS passes along his method of entertaining everyone to aspiring Chuck Greer ROGER HEARNS bequeaths his musical voice to Bill Hllgeneck BILL HUTCHINSON presents his fancy socks to whoever wants them JOE MAY throws his baseball technique to the promising juniors AL SIMMONS decrees his infancy to next year's youngest senior 1 1 P Q ' S 1 o N - DONNA KAY passes her good nature on to Leah Martin. - t. to