Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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We, Wanda Flanders and Marilyn Crowner, do leave our love for our diamonds to anyone who wants a settled future. I, Joe McAlary, do leave my sweat shirts to Walt Sorenson with the hope for complete coverage. I, Gayle Miller, do leave my ability to blush to Marilyn Jackson. I, Dick Rinker, do leave my height to Bill White who needs it. I, Doris Seabrook, do leave my stack room job to Betty Stoakes because I know she'll keep the students just as quiet as she is. I, Marilyn Wilson, do leave my seat on the Palo bus very gratefully. I, Lloyd Baylis, don't leave anything until Marcia graduates. I, Norma Anslow, do leave my driving ability to Greta Nash. I, Henry Castle, hope I don't have to leave my girls. I, Doug Cook, do leave my stool at Blandings to Bruce Schroeder. I, Janice Crane, do leave my shorthand tablet to another speed demon. I, Marv Lockwood, do leave all my girl friends to the college men. I, Jim Owens, do leave my peroxide to Don Haberstumpf. I, June Janes, do leave my bowling average to anyone who wants to try to raise it. I, Al Hafner, do leave my delightfully comfortable Physics stool to Bruce Loerch. I, Mike Brindle, do leave my idle day dreams of deer hunting to Larry Donovan. I, Bonnie Haigh, do leave Ionia High. I, Tom Blanding, do leave my camera to Dick Flynn. We hereby appoint Anna Smith and Lloyd T. Smith co-executors of our last will and testament. Notary Public Linda Hiler My commission expires June 7, 1951. Signed, The Senior Class of 1951 Signed, Hal Bliss.

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We, the Senior Class of Ionia High School, City of Ionia, State of Michigan, believing we are of sound mind (though some people may wonder) and having finally come to the end of our four years of education, do hereby publish and ordain this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I We, the Senior Class of 1951, do leave the Board of Education with the hope that by the time our grandchildren reach high school they will have the privilege of using that new gymnasium and auditorium. ARTICLE II To the Faculty we leave the will to continue teaching and guiding our followers as well as they have taught and guided us. ARTICLE III To all underclassmen we leave everything we can that will help them get ahead and have as pleasant a high school career as we had. ARTICLE IV (Personal Bequests) I, Don Piper, do leave my wind to anyone who wants to play the brass horn. I, Martha Roberts, do leave Mr. Warmbrunn and his interesting history classes with great sorrow. I, LaMoyne Munn, do leave my nickname of Boing to anyone who can put up with it. I, Chuck Reglin, do leave my trumpet to Bob Hicks if he can learn to wiggle his ears as I do. I, Joan Balderson, do leave my love for math and all the problems I've solved to Bill Haas, another math wizard. I, Bob Chrisman, do leave my bashfulness to Jack Rowe. I, Bill Franch, do leave my ability to answer the phone at two o'clock in the morning to Clyde Whipple.

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