Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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Joyce Bailey wills and bequeaths her giggles to Miss Renolds. Let ’em know when you’re happy Miss Renolds, Shirley Smith wills and bequeaths her love problems to anyone that thinks they can figure them out. Virginia Kirk wills and bequeaths her surplus service men to the Galesburg girls. . . . let’s not have any trouble girls, there are enough to go around. Lois Reams wills and bequeaths her job at the Snack Bar to Carol Knight. Now you won’t have to borrow money Carol. Bob Doty wills and bequeaths his flirting ability to Howard Kimball. We all know it takes a lot of practice. John Rogers wills and bequeaths his altitude to Don Haist. How ' s your visibility Don? Ronald Ingraham wills and bequeaths his acting ability to Don Rutherford. Let’s see how you use it Don. Grethel Shafer wills and bequeaths her long hair to Lila Wheaton. Better hide the scissors a while Butch. Marianne Eldridge wills and bequeaths another piano player to Mr. Hahnenberg. Here’s your chance kids. Eddie Deview wills and bequeaths his even temper to Mr. Chuck Ross. Just a joke “Chuckle”. Darlene Darrow wills and bequeaths her friendship with Mr. Tannenbaum to Martha Brown. We all know that Darlene doesn’t have it, and Martha doesn’t need it. Loretta Lowe wills and bequeaths her slimness to Norma Neifert. Take it easy Norma. Art Richardson wills and bequeaths his red hair to Mr. Sheeler, it will go good with those curls. Gen Perkins wills and bequeaths her friendship witn Carolyn Smith to Miss Renolds. It’s not hard after you learn how to handle her Miss Renolds. Ruby Hines wills and bequeaths her height to Ron Ball. We all know she hasn ' t got it and Ron doesn’t need it. Joanne Brown wills and bequeaths her way with the teachers to Nellie Knetsch. Good luck Nellie. Wanda Burton wills and bequeaths her pleasing personality to anyone who thinks they need it. Dennis Bresson wills and bequeaths his well groomed hair to Jerry Lorio. A comb helps too Jerry. 19

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Class Will Marlene Harley wills and bequeaths her quiet manner to the entire eighth grade. You kids can use it, too. Norma Gordon wills and bequeaths her small feet to Bill Schrieber. Easy walking. Bill. Cleta Holbrook wills and bequeaths her college men to her sister. We’ve heard that you like ’em too, Rosemary. Jack Knetsch wills and bequeaths his height to Nancy Eldridge. Now you can keep up with Ron. Dough Holdridge wills his alibiing his late arrivals to Jerry Lorio. It isn’t hard once you catch on, Jerry. Ella Wortinger wills her reserved ways to Sally McGlocklin. Maybe this will quiet you down, Sally.’ Ethel Halliwell wills and bequeaths her little black book entitled “BOYS” to Jeanette Per vine. Careful, Kido. Clara Smith wills her gum chewing technique to anyone who needs the exercise. Leo Smith wills his careful driving to Jon Borough. Look out, kids. Duane Srackangast wills his respectable strut to Marvin Richardson. We hope it looks as well on you, Marv! Bruce White wills his ability for scholarships to Carl Rosa. You can use it, Carl! Bob Duggan wills his gentlemanly manner to Jack Sommerville. Everyone likes the way Bob uses it, why don’t you try it, Jack? Margaret Bell wills those rolling eyes to anyone that wants them. Jackie Ball wills her basketball ability to Nellie Knetsch. Good luck next year, Nellie. Jack Love wills his school skipping talent to anyone who thinks that he can get away with it. Doris Waldorf wills her singing ability to A1 Fry. Keep up that bass section, Al! Gene Stewart wills his way with Mr. Ross to Ron Ball. Good luck in Government next year, Ron. Jean Conor wills her books to the Galesburg Library. It should make quite an addition. Mary Cutler wills and bequeaths her freckles to Roberta Bristol--you ve got them whether you want them or not Red. 18

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Marilyn Norton wills and bequeaths her liveliness to Estelle Wortinger. Don’t let it wear you out Estelle. Mickey Allen wills and bequeaths her modeling career to any one who wants it. Joan Flach wills and bequeaths her seriousness to Nancy Eldridge. We ' re just kidding Nancy. Pat Chapman wills and bequeaths her temper to Norma Neifert, who never seems to get mad.