Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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 CLiiSS WILL I, Ord Edwards, leave my fbility to portray the ex-husb nd to Wesley DeLeeuw. I, Bill Estcy,- lerve ny bashful smile to Jack Boll. I, Gertrude Ewing, will ny biblical quotations to Edgar Fisk. I, Kensil Giddlngs, will ay devoted potltud© to John Kelly. I, Fhillip Hanner, will ny salesmanship to Katherine Kovrck. I, Adole Kigley, bequeath ny denuro way to Joyce Hoag. I, Sail Geissel, will ny knowledge of History to Charles Fee. I, George Kubbrrd, leave ny ''haory-go-lucky manner to Robert Butler. I, Marian Hunt bequenh ny serious speech ability to Mary Harris. I, Louie Jirikovlc, will ny fane as an all-around good athelete to Don Johnson. I, LeAov Michcrl, leave ny military uniform to Frances Blnghan. I, Helen Niles, bequeath my ability to keep away from the boys to Pauline Guinnup. I, Wayne Ctto, will ny soprano voice to Joe Plpe r. I, Edna Overacker, leave ny ci °zy ideas to Alice Glldden. I, Don Phelps, will ny motorcycle to Charles Drake. I, Maxine Fholos, bequeath ny doiaestic ways to Clyde Hunt. I, Bv.tty Pierce, bequeath ny French accent to Je n Muller. I, Liary Pine r, will ny love for solitude to Margaret Root. I, Enron Pipear, leave ny ev. rlasting smile to Vena Wilson. I, 'Erma Reinohl, bequeath ny song sheets to Gilts right. I, Mary Lou Rlx, leave ny daring for outlandish clothes to Betty Brown. I, ll rquerlte Scott, will ny secretarial abilities to Mary Moore. I, Theloa Siegel, bequeath ny everlasting silliness to Dorothy Srodio. I, Kenneth Simoons, will ny flrummin ways to Edward Kucinich. I, Walter Spiech, bequeath ny get-ahead attitude to Lyle Patton. I, Tod Stuart, bo quo, th ny studious heabits to Donald. Stratton. I, LL ry V-n Genert lcavy ny ability to take away boy friends to Flora Hasten. I, Evelyn VorMuelen, will r.iy good-looks to Charles Drake. I, Gerald ’.7a.-or, bequeath ny height to Joyce Giddlngs, I, Joan Walton, will ny cxoes« baggage to Dale Abn..t, I, Genevieve Wheeler leave ny ability to hold-ny-nan to Betty Barnes. I, lima Wheeler, will ny blond beauty to Harold Berner. I, Ernn. Wood, leave ny tiny waistline to Chick McNeil. To hiss Pinch nnd Mr. Cotter, our advisors, we, the Senior's, leave our thanks. To .the faculty we leave our deep appreciation. To. M.H.S., its faculty and student body we hope we have left a few worthwhile thoughts and memories. 1 ’''.IJuUm'IMSII'mi 1 ■•••tut., i ?w

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 tawr.n, Strte of Michigan do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, To the Juniors we leave our honorable position and wishes for a successful senior year. To the Sorfinores we bequeath our suggestion to. start earning money for their Senior trio, iurediately. To- the Freshmen we will our ability to “hold our own. To the seventh and eighth grades we bequeath our capacity for le rning, PERSONAL BK Uh. TKS I, Albert Allman, bequeath my dramatic ability to Max Burson. I, John Amoy, will ny beautiful curls to Frank Drake. I, Bobbie Beattie, le've my silly giggle to Betty DeLong. I, Helen Becker, bequeath ny knowledge to Ramons Murray. I, Joyce Blankshine, leave my shy, basnful manner to Florence Bukewski. '■ I, Robert Bradford, will ny good hunor to Allen Calloway, I, Delbert 3uck, bequeath ny knowledge of- automobiles to Fllcn Wetherbee. X, Catherine Buroester, will my Jokes to Ardalle Boynton. I, Winifred 3urson, bequeath ny hand to Lawrence Burdick. I, Fugone Busk, leave ny secretiveness to Russell- Connoly. I, Jimmy Davis, - ill my orecisoness with a basketball to Glen White. I, Marvin Dents, bequeath my convincing vocabulary to William Grgirich, • • I, ab Do Lecuw leave nv heart to Muriel Weed. X, Arnold Dyer bequeath ny petite size to Donald Brcdle. I, Scott Ldwards, will my rona.ntie baritone to Henry Amoy. HWW

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 'Us..•••Mil. mmiHS'HMIi. i|IMl'«.UlMilM'l 'Ml!,l!l|ttH!UttllftlilMM1 ! c$ji 'TMMtiitillllf.' 1 One'dry s I iri- .iv lipr : !?■' weary, xoneiy anu ior-- lorn, i e .bnced to pic.. up my annual. Its paries were tattered and torn. It tooa me sack thru memry x..ne ■duea to my Se-.mor class, Reminding me of ail tne ye rs and what had come to pass. as 1 turn tuese pages over, 0.1 the fix’S t I an6, a picture of John Amey. He we.s always a oore to me. • • i. Of course there is Kc.y Burmcster 1'• The artist ol ti.um all, 3i;e is now so famous, 5.. e go« s to Italy in the fall. And look t lie re is handsome Jim...y J;wjies L vis is the- ramie. he's turned out to oc a Ci.ou.iet. T,.o he's Vory .such the Seme. ..mold B„or is u lawyer The he ..as Very Su.aH. 1.. .d Hu l th I'orsytnc, the nur e, She never missoe a call. • H. .vo you htc.ru or the d0„ort bureau? Hemember how he used to arguo? Ar uo ell tiie day. Ne.., he is a politician. a o.cvtr one, they say. Next I see .i, K. ll cts President of our 3,.nior class. He is now a lawyer, Ouodm: ssl How time dots pass. Do you sco Bob Bradford? Ho' s tnc town' o best orec.cher, And of course Winifred Bed’son She'd a dramatics te -chcr. Bob D iet-uiw, Silver x'oxes Tuat's the’ sis ! upon his door. I remember Ord Hue ras Ho’s studying Indian acre. Beorgo Hubbard is leading man. ..nd also Do inert ruca. Tiioy do the oest t.u.y cun. m-.ricn Hunt, i well revenuer 3i.c travels now and spoa..s. aIso j a.n uunort I ..evoi' t he .rd of for .vec.cS. Bxll Bjtey, my folio.; dc outer Ho'c only a farmer now. but oh! There'., Emil ueisscl. He had the. champion cow. Lxsten, t ex’e's tne- radio! Who's playing in the oand? Wuyi Kenneth Simmons at the drum Scott Edwards singing. Gee It's J. ,nd. And then there is Booby Beattie W,.en the circus emue to town. Imagine my sux’pnso. Booby was the clown. There is Kary-L.u Hix r'a...ous Udnnec.uin oi toucy. Jbeil W»lton is her stylist. Jut Hew f ra is iar away. Of ail the senior emss I remeuioer t..e famous two a1 Allman me. bayno Otto, They are comcdic.ns all thru. Continued on next page