Milan High School - Yearbook (Milan, MI)

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'VII' OTIEIIVI IPDLIE EXCU-IAINCGIE We, the amiable class of 1950, being of sound mind, body and soul, bequeathour most treasured possessions to the fortunate Junior class We hope that they will use them to their advantage as we have done in the past In addition to the following we will them our outstandirg scholastic rating at Milan High Emma Jane Anderson wills her Lonely Hearts' Club to Ruth Sharp and Bruce Gordon Arthur Avery wills his name 'Jug' to Joan Hillyard lla Bondie wills her size 6 shoes to John Buggy Do you think they'll fit? Max Buxton wills his nightly trips to Ypsi to Willie Matt and Harold Linfield Stanton Bordine wills his executive position at Laskey'e Notor Sales to JimPick et Harlan Benjamir wills his title, WAll American Boy,W to Dean Lidgard Donald Bortles takes special pains ln making out his will that states, Rosemary Endly is all mine Larry Bausman wills his center position on the football team to Jerry Ueave1,Don Harkness and Ed Mays Jeannine Carver wills her Dundee man to Elsie Avely and Mary Randolph Ruth Clark wills Joan Conde her daily rides with Mr McCulloch Dale Clark wills his regular attendance record to Richard Heininger Vera Iae Cunkle wills her sailor friends to Uva Knaggs and Ada Sue Dunnavant Lois Collins wills her sewing ability to Harry Empson Charles Caswell wills his trained wave to Dick NcCleery Barbara Cook wil s her empty oeronide bottle to Pat Stuart Gerald Dennison gives his favorite pool cue to Jackie Klak Jackie Dennison wills her new hope chest to Helen Bame Dolores Dixon wills her long golden locks to Sandra Craig Charlene Hosler wills Harry Emoson's High Society records to Imo Belle Murray and Eleanor Ortell Russell Kanitz wills Doris Meyer his position as athletic manager Arthur Keller Jr wills his speech ability to Gail Lentz Glen King and Kenny Llmberg will the back seat of their Chev to all of the Junior girls Frank Kartje Jr wills his rabbits to Donna Shine and Francis noyer Gladys Kuzych wills her office Job to Bruce Williams Catherine Lauff wills her singing voice to Carl Lowrey and Eugene Chambers Beth hclullen wills her favorite lighter to Nancy McGovern Jean Drevdahl refuses to will Johnny to anyone Tom Denham wills his basement to the Junior Ace Club members Lexis Ernst leaves his pull with Coach Sukun to John Zwiller tary Ann Gaydos wills her typing ability to Doug Edwards and Grace Snell helen Gerebics wills her French accent to Tom Gotts and Dave Lentz hichael Horvath Jr wills his sack seat, ahem, smooching to Bob Stuart James Hill wills his worn out tires to Jim Dodson Junior Hanson wills his panel truck to Elaine Jones Ethel Huntington wills her Ace Club secretarial Job to Vary Relitz Richard Randall wills his nickname nSkuffu to Bill Preston Barbara Robson and nary Ann Petrascu will themselves to all of the Junior Helen Reone bequeaths her null with Lardo to Marilyn Reum David Savage wills his Nsqueeze boxn to all the cats Jean Schroen wills her eal to ear smile to Bill Smith and Jerry Townsley Tom Searfoss wills his new Gillette razor to Harriet Auten and Joyce Bolt Helen Sharp wills her southern drawl to George Cresmell Joan Schmalholz wills her corner seat in typing class to Jerry Tschirhart Arliss Sanford wills her contagious laugh to Wilma Beck and Pat Bubel John Taylor wills his curly hair to Gus Stralnic G C Van Orman Jr wills his ooveralls to Dorothy Ernst and Janet hannlein Eleanor Wilkie wills her fl8SH camera to crime photographer Jeannine Stribley Don ills wills his Toni to Eldean Rhodes Iorman hassey wills his fear of women to Juanita bays wills her quiet ways to Don Jean Naugle John Neckel Francis Opp John Porten Barbara Ray wills wills wills wills wills her his hl his her boys Richard Vershum Beck Ielba Williams ridge Garner great ability to balance rulers to Chuck Hurbis lisp from the Senior play to Bill Finley trlg book to Eugene Dietrich driving aoility to Pepsodent smile to 23 I . . A .. , . . . . . , L . ,h -. t. L . v 1 . 1 H 1 4 1 A . o ' s . 1 .L ,, D . 'A Q A U .. . L 0 ' 4. . 'I . . . Q il L o ' I . ' . f 1 , ' DL . . . .7 . 1 A . 'I I 'L Y 17 . v . I 1 ' a ' ' u . .. . ' 'L . . . 1 W V A I r ' . . 1 . V A . A . I . . A . . 1 1 . . . - F . 1 ,I A'A Q V I' Na ' . ,I ' Q 1 . 'A . g 1 ... 1' . S . . A . A l

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AIRDILIIND FAVORITE IAVORITE SONG SPE vu-nz cnmmtngmg 33- 34' 35. 36. 37- 38. 29' 0 41. 0 'Jealous G G 'Baseball' Heart' 'Clair de Lune'Tenn1s IRAS. Mop! 'Slow Boat to China' 'Dear Hearts and Gentle People' 'Sweet and Lovely' 'Mule Train' 'I Said My Pajamas' 'Chattanooga BhoeShine Bo yn Tennis Basketball Basketball Tennis Basketball Like them all Blsketball 'They' re C0l1l8 Basketball Through the Window' 'It Isn't Falrnswlmming 'sentilental Swimming Journey' 'Old Master Track Painter' 'Smoke Getsin Football Your Eyes' Always Like them all 'Hold You in Basketball My Heart' 'Always' 'Black and Blue' 'Emperor Waltz 'Where Are You' Swimming Track Tennis Roller Skating 'Riders in the Football Sky' 'I Can Dream, Walking in Csn't I' knee deep snow Dreamer s Football Holiday' 'Mus1c, Music, Basketball Music' Like them all Football TE typing classll Too fast and too much Never Now and then Seldom If in the mood All the time Not much In my cultured way All the time Too much At the wrong time Too much At times All the time Only when I have One sided When I get the chance to All the time Yes Constantly Yes Slow Every place but in chemistry Q 'EM- -..-50 X1 Eating Dashing through the halls Being late Quietness Pinchlng Driving Blushing Careless driving Brilliant answers Arguing Not studying Wise cracks Playing when 1t's time to work Not much of anything Living and hav ing a good time Not much Accordian The oboe Being good Tractors Saying 'Holy Cow' Brains Driving Living on a farm 'l-6. Never tell To go to Europe someday Get into college Getting out of school To be happy To be a self made woman Make a million Get married Make money build a house rulers get a raise Williams be a history teacher None To go to Mars Go to Japan Go to business college Never can tell College Be a nurse To travel To make money To be a mil licnalre To become a dentist To be a bachelor Get through college 42. To of 430 V To at 44, To 05. M6. 157' I I 48. - 49. to 51. n 52. 53- 54. - 55. I I 56. 5?- 43- Tx LIJ E I' A 75 W I A 22 W T 22

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