Maple City High School - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Maple City, MI)

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CLASS WILL OF 53 I, Frances Schettek, hereby will my good behavior to Arthur Kilinski and my bashfulness to Don Peplinski. I, Arlene Fritz, hereby will my position on the girls' basket- ball team to Mary Stanton and my secretarial job to Eleanor Wagner. I, Cresence Garvin, hereby will my basketball position to Eleanor Wagner and my way of getting along with the boys to Carol Olsen. I, Donna Brow, hereby will my cheerleading sweater to Carol Olsen, my typing ability to Arthur Kilinski and my job as Secre- tary of the Senior Class to Mary Stanton. I, Sharon Cluff, hereby will my cheerleading sweater to Eleanor Wagner, my job as Librarian to Don Peplinski and my secretarial job to Carol Olsen. I, Louise Kucera, hereby will my typing ability to Tracy Whitten, my job as Editor of the Televisor to Arnold Smith and my position on the basketball team to Carol Olsen. I, Pat Miller, hereby will my job as President of the Senior Class to Paul Nowak and my butch haircut to Arnold Smith. I, Robert Zientek, hereby will my way with the girls to Frank Novotny and my basketball ability to Arthur Kilinski. I, Alex Peplinski, hereby will my job as Treasurer to Frank Novotny, my candy eating to Eleanor Wagner and my job as Sports Editor of the Televisor to my brother, Don Peplinski. I, Philip Sharnowski, hereby will my fishing ability to Arthur Kilinski and my intelligence to Don Peplinski. I, Reynold Brow, hereby will my job as Vice President to Tracy Whitten and my wave in my hair to Frank Novotny.

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I. Raymond Waslawski, hereby will my basketball ability to Arnold Smith and my bashfulness to Paul Nowak. I, Carroll Sattler, hereby will my math ability to Arnold Smith and my power of speech to Frank Novotny. I, Ronald Shupiery, hereby will my speed to Tracy Whitten and my attitude for being rough to the girls to Frank Novotny. CLASS PROPHECY OF 1973 Looking to a quiet afternoon we find our class of '53 having a class reunion. We find everyone present except Pat who is always late. While waiting for Pat everyone is telling what they have been doing for the last 20 years. Carroll: After I graduated drom the U. of M., I entered law school and now I am a probate judge. This office was made possible to me under the help of my campaign manager, Alex Peplinski. Alex: In 1957 I graduated from Ferris Institute with a degree in pharmacy. Now I have a drug store in Cedar. Since business was poor last fall I thought I'd help out an old class mate. Last winter when I was in Florida, I met an old Friend, Frances Schettek. Frances: I'm working in Saint Joseph Hospital as an anesthetist. Two years ago one of my patients was Donna Brow. Donna; I am now working for Ronald Shupiery, who is the Pres- ident of the General Motors Company. Ronnie: I've been unusually successful in the last twenty years. I think most credit for my success can be given to Reynold Brow for encouraging me to keep going on in life. Reynold: I have also been successful in life not only being married and having two wonderful children, but I have a good job working for the Internal Revenue Department. While