Mayville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mayville, MI)

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junior Clad3 Rov 1- H. Vogt, D. Taylor, B. Dr can, J. Harmon, A. McNlnch, J. Hendrick Row 2- T. Crandell, J. Fritz, H. Series, M.L. Mathews, M. TerBueh, M.K. Fox Ro 3- M. Johnson, A. Freeland, L. McMullen, R. Bertrand, M.J. Melnally, D. Tltue Row h- B. Baldwin, M. White, R. 8ha er, Shirley Weller, 0. Obrien, F. McMullen Row 5- 0. Spaven, D. Nlckert, K. Colling, R. Hate, K. McNlnch, R. Hazen

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J. Marr, G. Stout, B. Gohe, B. 11th Sebert, L. Lumley, B. Hammond LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the class of 52 , being of sound mind, do hereby leave all our possessions this side of heaven to our most unforgetable underclassmen. We hope the Juniors find comfort In these small tokens that we so thought- fully leave them. Benny Baber—leaves his baby face to John Hendricks. Luman Barry—leaves his chummlnees with Dave Eldredge to Ken Colling. Billy Bretsloff—leaves his curly hair to Jim Harmon. Duane Colling—leaves his side burns to Rex Hare. James Cranlck—leaves his spare tire to Morely Ter Bush. Duane Dost—leaves his corny Jokes to Roy Shaver. Milton Jacot—leaves his quiet ways to 8hlrley Weller. Billy Kelly—leaves his bashfulness to Don Taylor. Duane Lindsay—leaves hie sports ability to Frank McMullen. Terry Malers—leaves his height to Mary Jane Melnally. Keith Mead—leaves his ability to play his horn to Mary K. Fox. George Mitchell—leaves his ambition to Arnold Freeland. Gary 0'Nell—leaves his ability to get Into trouble to Richard Bodies. Francis Wood—leaves his ambition to Arnold Freeland. Bharron Blink—leaves her ability to twirl a baton to Ann McNlnch. Carol Curell—Leaves her quietners to Beverly Duncan. JoAnn Ewing—leaves her cheers to Mary Lou Mathews. Elaine Frenzel—leaves her good marks to Don Titus. Beverly Harris—leaves her ability to play the tuba to Larry Lumley. Kathy Heecott—leaves her shape to Barbara Hammond. Eva Howay—leaves the Juniors because she has hers! Joanne Mc lplne—leaves her long hair to Margaret White. Dorothy Irwin—leaves her ability to flirt to Lois MeMullen. Nellie Kilmer—leaves her natural curly hair to Bill Baldwin. Joyce Saunders—leaves her blonde hair and blue eyes to Greta O'Brien. Marilyn Seddon—leaves her art ability to Harold Sarlee. Patsy Seddon—leaves her art ability to Harold Sarlee. Janet Stephens—leaves her boyfriends to Marion Johnson. Marie Ter Bush—leaves her shortness to Janet Marr. Violet Titus—leaves her love to Robert Hazen. Margaret Werner—leaves her small waist line to Gerry Spaven. Betty Wheaton—leaves her diamond to Bernice Sebert. Anna Yens—leaves her ability to study to Tom Crandall.