Kinde High School - Beeline Yearbook (Kinde, MI)

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cheers to Donna Richardson, and her swing to Geraldine Moore. WALT LUECKE wills his thick, curly hair to Mr. Barney. ELAINE MEAGHER wills her quiet manners in class to Mary Dondineau. JOANN IGNASH wills her high heels to Mrs. Barney. MERLE KOTH wills his shyness to Richard Schott, and his height to Lee Case. JACK NELSON wills his straight hair to Glen Toner, and his clothes to Joan Rice and Juanita Robbins. Also he leaves hirnself to Dolores Majestic. KEITH HUNTER wills his ability to sell candy to any Junior who wants the job, and his ability to sleep in class to Richard Krzewski. ELFRIEDA JAHN wills her job in the kitchen to whoever wants to wash dishes. VIRGINIA BRADE wills her blond hair and blue eyes to Gerty Parks, and her musical abilities to Joyce Hagle. JIM MC PHEE wills part of the Yankees to Bob Luecke, and his way with the teachers to Emil Majestic. JULIA WOOLWORTHwills MD on' to anyone who can put up with him. Also she leave s her hair to Donna Mousseau. DOROTHY GEYER wills her blind dates to Jean Jahn. ,eh eby4pint, ' of execut.QEi.of this Our Last Wi and Testament. Lastly, we do hereby revoke all forme r, any, and every Will heretofore made by us. In Testimony Whereof,we have hereunto set our hand and seal, the.M.day of in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred andi. B 5 ,Z -X AA , .12

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cfs, ul Be it re embered, That we ' ' of.LQ.iQin the County of and State of Michigan,being in a near-loony state o mind and in a com- plete exhaustion and being aware of the dangers in this atomic age, do hereby make, execute, and declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament, in manner following: First, Being broke,we hope that our teachers will pay in full all our debts and funeral ex- penses since they drove us to our death by so much hard work. Second, We give, devise and bequeath the following: Tothe Juniors, who gave us all our sorrows, we will a double portion of tribulations. CThat's enough for them D l Third, To the Sophomores we leave patience and a sense of humor which is very needed so that they can withstand the Juniors, who will be such conceited Seniors. We also give them our good manners, our good looks, our expert athletic abilities, our out- standing scholastic records, and our good personalities. Fourth, To the naive Freshmen we leave our sedate manner and pleasing smiles that have won us our way through high school. Fifth, To our slave -driving teachers we will our discarded school books and comic books and an additional gray hair from each of us. Also the boys leave to them all their stray hair-pins. Sixth, To Sid we leave all our autographs carved in the desks. They'll be worth a lot of money some day! We also will him an easy chair and a new spitoon to replace the tomato can. Seventh, To Mrs. Barney, the school secretary, we will a magic-eye so she can find the students when they receive phone calls. Eighth, We leave our class picture for public display on the wall. You lucky public! JIIVI POPHAM wills his back seat and black beardto Karl Hunter.Also he leaves his ability to keep his mouth shut to Don King. PAT YAROCH wills her eleven o'clock curfew to Donna Mousseau, and her inability to, get a man to Helen Marie Luecke. WILI..Ef'l TA SAWYER wills her ability to lose weight to Geraldine Moore, and would like to leave her heart to someone but thinks that it is too wornfrom being tossed back and forth so much. SHIRLEY UPTHEGROVEwills allher car troubles to Rink Everingham. Also she leaves the kiss she received from Merle in the tenth grade to Dorothy Hagle. JIM GOTTSCHALK wills his grade-school flirtations to Eddie Moore, and his ability to square -dance to Don Brade. GERALD LACKIE wills his-long-term managership of the football team to Billy Styles. VIRGINIA HEWITT wills her ability to win a man to Mary McLeod, her job as librarian to anyone who wants it, and her laugh to Edna Miller. JERRY CORNETT wills his shyness and red face to Ken Wahl, and leaves his ability to get along with the 'opposite sex to Jim Hall. BETTY TONER wills nothing to nobody. ANNA MAE POPHAM wills 'Little Art A. to Irene Gore ski, and her quiet manner toDorothy Merrick. JACKIE MOELLER wills her love affairs to Dorothy McKim, her natural ability to lead ICONTINUED on Pac.: 121

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DOROTHY MERRICK, IRENE GoRETsKI, JOYCE HAGLE, FLORENCE KoRoI.EsKI, VIRGINIA CosTEI.I.o, DON MERRICK. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: SPONSOR, ROBERT BANNINGER, Boa LuEcKE, BETTY BROWN, DONNA RICHARDSON, JOHN KUBAGKI, DoN KING. BACK ROW, LEFT T0 RIGI-IT: EDWARD MOORE, EDWIN BARANSKI, KARL HUNTER, LAUVILLE BANNINGER, RAMON EVERINGHAM, WILLIS WITI-IERsPooN, KENNETH WAIL. BETTY BROWN President ED MOORE Vice President VIRG. COSTELLO Secretary ' JOYCE HAGLE Treasurer 13