Mendon High School - Green and White Yearbook (Mendon, MI)

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WILL OF H56 We, the Senior Class of 1956, be1ng of unsound m1nd, insane judgement and undy1ng wit do hereby will our following traits, be they good or bad to the students and faculty of Mendon High School st 2nd rd th th th th th th 10th llth 12th 13th lbth 15th 16th 17th 18th 19th 20th 21st 22nd 23rd Zhth 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th 30th 31st To the Freshmen, we leave the des1re of someday becom1ng seniors To the Sophomores, we leave our abllity to have a large number on the honor roll To the Juniors we leave what we inherlted last year, just one word which means so much, SENIOR I, Arleen Bennett, leave my poetic ability to anyone who knows how to use it because I'm sure I won't need lt I, Larry Wagner, leave my scoring I, Mary DeCola will my ab1l1ty to to anyone dar1ng enough to try it I, Peggy Fe1ster Thayer, leave my Jun1or g1rl t1red of belng slngle I, Sandra Chartrand will my gift record to anyone who can break it have fun and still stay in classes ability to catch em' young to any of havlng fun and being able to stay on the honor roll to any bra1n who needs lt I, Mary Mitchell, w1ll and bequeath my Black Papermate Pen to anyone w1th a black ford to match I, Betty Schmldt, leave my dlmples to any girl who thlnks she would l1ke them I, Betty Copenhafer will my pleasant manners and pleasing oersonal1ty to any g1rl who needs them We, Martha Brouwer and Helen Phenicie leave all our broken test tubes to any future chem1stry students who mlght f1nd a use for them I, Carol H1cks w1ll my mischiev1ous eyes and sm1le to any girl brave I, Phyll1s Barkalow, leave my abil1ty to get along with Mr Rolfe in case any band member is planning on golng to Florlda I, Patr1c1a Pride, will and bequeath my royal typewriter to Rodger Hughey so he can get better marks on his time wr1t1ngs I, Janet Schneider, leave my height to Jack Fryling, with my 5 feet and i inches and h1s 6 feet, maybe he car break Larry Wagner's scoring record I, Dorothy Crotser leave my bookkeeping books to any lucky person who needs them I, Amanda Kroll, leave the dishwasher ln the hot lunch room to Phil Sands and hoping that his nervous condltlon might improve I Jayne Oxender, leave my ability to put my personal pr1de in second p ace when true love comes along to any lonely girl I, Irma Richman w1ll my friendship with Larry Garman and a slightly used bottle of 'L1ght and Bright' to Joanne Wolfe Jerry Dalman leave my ability to play the trombone like Tommy Dorsey Larry Garman Helen Turner, leave my glasses to Coach Ellinger Because I'm sure that he can never see without them when he corrects our chemistrv tests I, Janyce Wr1ght, leave my abillty to play the cymbals to anyone who has enough ambition to chase them across the football field I, Don Pearson, leave all my brains, talent, and vivaclousness to the Jun1or class because I'm sure they'll need them We, Clark Huckendubler and Bill Spence, trade in our football uniforms for some of Uncle Sam's I, Robert Gentry, leave my Maxwell to anyone who is too lazy to walk I Phyllis Yeomans, leave my friendly smile to any bashful Freshman g rl Emerson Ladd will my sizzling fast ball and my fast breaking curve Robert Maher whom I hope will make good use of them Edward Griffith, leave my way w1th the girls to D1ck McClish any underclassman who wants to travel Carol Krontz leave my seat on Bus Number And last, but not least, we the class of joys, gripes, foolish giggles, and happy remember1ng them in the years to come the wide open spaces I, 56' leave all our heartaches times behind But always . I. , - 1 l ' ' ' . 3 ' , ' 1+ ' , 5 ' . 6 . . . , 7 a u . n a n . 8 , e . lu 9 a . u u , 1 ' p n . enough to accept them. 1 . Q 1 . Y I, to I, . i . ID D to . I 0 I, - To ' , 3. ' 1

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