Lake Odessa High School - Reflections Yearbook (Lake Odessa, MI)

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W I L L of TH SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 BE IT REMEMBERED, that we, the Senior Class of Lake Odessa High School in the County of Ionia and State of Michigan, being of sound mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainties of this life, do here- by make, execute and declare this to be OUR IAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, in manner following: First, we give, devise and bequeath our sincere best wishes to the administration, the faculty, and the student body. Second, we leave the coveted title of Wseniorn to our worthy successors, the Juniors. Third: , I, Shirley Anway, bequeath my ability to argue to Charles Begerow.' I, Peter Benedict, bequeath my frequent trips to Ionia to Dick Hazel I, Elaine Bennett, bequeath my red hair to Wayne Kill. I, Connie Branch, bequeath my dr1ver's license to Shirlene Hewitt. I, Larry Catt, bequeath my old blue car to Alice Larson. Nick Contreras, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Tom I. Vietche I, Jerald Cook, bequeath my red convertible to Tom Senters. I, Blaine Curtis, bequeath my neat hair-do to Lee Wouters. -I, Marlene Daily, bequeath my ability to coon watermelon to Don Richmond. I, Kay Darby, bequeath my natural beauty to Pat Maurer. I, Helen Davis, bequeath my diamond ring to Denny Sauers. I, Glen Desgranges, bequeath my ability to stay in school to Jean Shumway. I, Paula Desgranges, bequeath my hearty laugh to Mary Lou Taylor. I, Dawn Durkee, bequeath my physics book an my physics experiments to Mamie Badder. Larry Dye, bequeath my position on the football team to Bill Nancy Eash, bequeath my cheerleading uniform to Kendall Cross. Lester Fawley, bequeath my acting ability to Sharon Hunt. I, Carlene Fuller, bequeath my love for Woodland to Burton Taylor. I, Judy Gallagher, bequeath my science major to Mary Nash. I, Elwyn Grant, bequeath my ways with the girls to Roger Catt. I, Alice Gray, bequeath my ability to keep track of class debts to Audrey Shook. In Houtman. In In I, Alma Gray, bequeath my ability to stir up cokes to Dean Blough. I, Margo Goodemoot, bequeath my ability to sing to Bob Tuleokl. I, Art Haas, bequeath my ability to argue to John Jackson. I, Mason Hershiser, bequeath nMacbethW to Karyl Hartzler. Bernard Hewitt, bequeath my geography book to Marva Fredricks. Russell Hewitt, bequeath my black nair to Bruce Cooley. I, Madeline Hunt, bequeath my pretty long curls to Rex Bailey. Lester Jackson, bequeath my new Chevrolet to Linda Ainsworth. Delores Kloss, bequeath my English research paper to Betty Archer I, Carl Lachniet, bequeath my ability to get along with Economics teachers to Beverly Rhoades. I, James Leak, bequeath any girl to Robert Winkler. I, Arloa Lite, bequeath my corny jokes to Don Haskins. Sandra Livingston, bequeath the senior class memories to Polly I. I. I. I. Charlotte Manshum, bequeath the Woodland boys to Joy Cook. Barbara McCaul, bequeath my blonde hair to Charlene Courtney. I, Doris Normlngton, bequeath my willingness to work to Leon Sutherland. I, Marian Osenga, bequeath my position in the cafeteria to Marcelene shadse I, Frances Peacock, bequeath my graceful sneezes to Beverly Richardson. In Earle e In I,

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