Ida High School - Comet Yearbook (Ida, MI)

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62455 Will We, the class of I959, in the town of Ida, the county of Monroe, and the State of Michigan, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and about to pass out of existence, do make, ublish, and declare this our last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking any and alnl former wills by us at this time heretofore made. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions. I, JOE ALLOR, bequeath my ability of having good grades in government to Joe English. I, DARRYL BAMM, bequeath my forty-six ford convertible back to Ed Reynolds, so that he can try to beat me again. I, DALE BASTIAN, bequeath my blonde hair to Jim Sancrant. WE, JANICE BERTA AND MARGARET KNAPP, bequeath all the fun we had in English Class to Joyce Barkenquast.. I, ELVIN BLACK, bequeath my ability to drive into ditches without knowing how I did it, to Jack Cannon. I, DAVE BLOUNT, bequeath my ability to drive so well to John Lisek. I, GERALDINE BOLSTER, bequeath my ability to go steady to Janice Thompson. I, MARY fANN BOWMAN, bequeath my position as forward in Basketball to Sue Bo dt. I, COLLEEN BRIETNER, bequeath my two government term papers to Sharon Sells so that she may pass the course. I, CAROL BUSSELL, bequeath my diploma to Leamon Yovanov so that he may graduate without worrying. I, NORENE CAIRL, bequeath my seat in choir to Rella Rohrbach. I, TRUDY CAPAUL, bequeath my ability to dance to Farley Dennis. I, JEANINE COLWELL, bequeath my engagement ring to Karen Weber. JERRY COWAN, bequeath my ability to keep slim to Linda Mintz. DAVE CRABTREE, bequeath my ability of being stopped in my Ford by the cops to Bob Baker in his hot little Willy's. I, DAVID DENNIS, bequeath my spinner for a wheel to Douglas Johnson. I, MARILYN DIETZEL, bequeath my seat in government to Margaret Steiner. I, SHARON DIROFF, bequeath my walk to Yvonne Bowman, so she will always be in the swing of things. I, JANET DOTY, bequeath my ability in Commercial Courses to Linda Stock. I, BILL EIGHMEY, bequeath my grades to Gary Miller so that he won't have to worry about being eligible in sports. I, BILL FANNING, bequeath my ability to play bumper pool to Chuck Albright. I, SUSAN FIRESTONE, bequeath my ability of getting out of class to Nelda Sa o. l, LOU FISCHER, bequeath my speed in football to Wayne Clark. I, MARJ JANE GEYMAN, bequeath my ability to get out of study hall to Lois Gro l. I, NORMAN GROSS, bequeath my car to Dale Kamprath so he will always have a nice one. l, LILLIAN GUBALA, bequeath my natural curly hair to Nancy Bella so that she won't have to worry about nightly pin-ups. I, ARTHUS HARDWICH, bequeath all the fun I had in my Senior year to Dan Kolakowski. I, JIINQCIHICKS, bequeath my position as Student Council President to Karen Dr t. I, VI HOLTZ, bequeath my iob as Hi-Lites Editor to Beverly Root and all the luck she may need to be successful. I, I.

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L'lll6'.5' PROPllEL'7 60N 'Z We are back in lda again and in the hotel lobby we see MRS. BARRON, MR. MECK, and MR, REISSER standing in the corner reminiscing over old times. MRS, BARRON must know the source of the Fountain of Youth for she still looks as young as she did I0 years ago. Her taste for clothing is still as impeccable as it was before, for she is right in style. She reminds us of a real life, size doll. Her husband cer- tainly is a lucky man. MR. REISSER certainly hasn't changed much. He has that same hair cut, those penetrating eyes, and that slow forthcoming smile, and he's wear- ing his tennis shoes, khaki pants, and sweat shirt. Yes, that's MR. REISSER alright. My goodness is that MR. MECK? He looks like a new man. He's been on a Gain Weight and Muscles in 60 Days Treatment. Look at all those musclesl As we recall, we have seen the whole Class of 59 . As we predicted ten years ago they have all become famous in their own ways. We are going to leave them now and go to help Mayor ROSSWURM with his census. WM

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I, I I I, w I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, ALLEN JOHNSON, bequeath my height to Tom Sales. LARRY JONES, bequeath my excellent driving record to Roger Novak. KELLY KELEMAN, bequeath my ability to tackle the coach to Burt Stone. E, SHIRLEY KILGUS AND SHARON LOWRY, bequeath our government books to Larry Robbins. Maybe he'll have better luck with two. LARRY KNAPP, bequeath my ability to drive to Bill McCIish. JUDY KNUDSON, bequeath my blond curly hair to Bonnie Karns. DORIS KREPS, bequeath my position as captain of the Bible Quiz the Y.F,C, to Carl Smith. CORKY LEAPER, bequeath my government book to Marlou Pollock. EDWARD LEE, bequeath my gum-chewing ability in Choir to Sam Riffle. JENNIE MAGEE, bequeath my typing ability to Lovercla Solclwisch. KAPTIHLEEN MERCE, bequeath my ability to get out of homeroom to Elaine Sc ump. LOUIS MAYHUGH, bequeath my parking spot in the school parking lot lbetween the two railroad tiesl to Bob Stotz. SHIRLEY NESS, bequeath my ability to keep in touch with Bedford to Sally Hohman. SANDY NOTARIO, bequeath my nose to Dean Bazick. SHARON OBERSKI, bequeath my ability to drive and my signed diploma to Joe Oberski. EILEEN OTT, bequeath my seat in government class to Rita Carleski. LOIS PERNIA, bequeath my black hair to Judy Schmidt. TOM PERN IA, bequeath my diploma to whomesoever shall need it. CHARLES ROSWURM, bequeath my ability to laugh to John Gerwick. DOUGLAS SELFE, bequeath my singing ability to Gary Drodt. DON SMITH, bequeath my shortness to Bob Sweat. WAYNE SMITH, bequeath my recl hair to Jim Kish. KAYE DON SORTOR, bequeath my car to Fred Maenle. GLORIA SPRINKLE, bequeath my place on the Y.F.C. Ouiz Team to Terry Sprow. PHYLLIS TORPEY, bequeath my ability to skip school to Pat Van Riper. BARBARA VERDON, bequeath my red hair to Virginia Stubleski. JOANNE VERDON, bequeath my ability to go steady to Beatrice Diroff. JOl'LN VIDOLICH, bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Tom Hei en. OPAL WALTERS, bequeath my cheerleading position to Lynette Bondy. BOB WINKLEMAN, bequeath my B.P.A, membership card to Jim Brownell. MARVIN YARGER, bequeath my ability to be flirtatious to Bob Thompkins. Team for MRS. BARRON, be ueath to Mrs. Waffle privileges of Senior Skip Day along with all the dirt from under my fingernails after Potato picking, my permission to dress sloppy on Senior Slop Day and money to pay the tax for a new dress for Senior Dress-up Day, the carbon copies of all letters written, to the Travel Agency concerning our Senior trip, and last but not least all the fun, excitement, and pleasant memories of being a Senior Class Advisor. MR. REISSER, bequeath the class point system, and my Slop Day clothes to Mr. Deichart. MR. QAECK, bequeath my ability to keep quiet in class meetings to Mr. Strau .