Owosso High School - Spic Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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LUIS TURNER Ln Yu-p, in tht- Navy! llluv 'l'riunulv, .luniur nnrl S4-ninr Play Coniniiltvvs, l'mm t'nmmitln-te NORMA WOODARD Norm Mm! llnw I lun- music! KENNETH VI-IALE Otto l'vm- quit lwinp: u woman halt-r. Iimakt-tlu-ill, llanrl. Intramural Sports TRESA WYSKO ShurLy Say, lint. Ilnhm-rs' Club HELEN VESTULA Shox-tio Oh, shui. upl HELEN YOUNG Hama II:-y, Murty, wht-n ya leavin? G. A. A., Junior und Suniur Play Cast, Blue Triangzlo. Spin Stuff. Swimming Club, Prom Commituw. Chvor- lcmlvr, Junior and St-nior R4-cl-lution LLOYD WELCH 'Al dnn't know. Hand, Trac-k, Football Manmzvr, Intramural Sports JOHN ZVUNEK .IHl'k Aw, nuts. Track, Football ARDITH WILLIAMS 1 4 l i I f ra l .1 1 l 4 li. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES DOROTHY COE MAXINE GROUNDS JOE KAYANEK ED MATZKONIN JANET SMITH CHARLES WARD

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VEDA STEED Willlio I wonder where my man is? G. A. A. JOHN TEMPLE liar Wi-ll, I am taller than Nover! l oot.ball, Track, Wrvstling, Juniui' and Senior Iln Conimittees, Prum Cumniitlul- ANN SVARC Annie I'll betcha' ten dollzirsf' ROBERT TERRY Bob JAMES TANNER Jim Football, Track GEORGE TISSOT Tis Ya. ya. Babe Intramural Sports BONITA TAPHOUSE Bonnie-' Hope I get some mail today. Finyrerprinting, Camera Club, Guidanct- Office-. G. A PHYLLIS TRUIJEAU T1'u1. A'VVhich way'd he go Georgm-1 ' G, A. A., Girls' Glvv Club, Silvi-1' Triangglu, Blue :inirlt-, Prom Committee- LUCY TAYLOR JOYCE TURNER Chinn Yuu'll iivvi-r grin-ss who 4-:illi-il mt- lust night! Girl! tilt-v Ululi, Clinrus, Blum' 'l'i'i:ui3:lu

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Senior Classy Will We, the Seniors of 45, acting with sound minds under no influence or threat or demand, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I To our immediate successors, we bequeath not only the title, Senior, but also the expensively carved pews in the remote regions of the Candy' land. To the Sophomores fwise foolsj, we bequeath our old notebooks and any other result of our midnight toil, which may save them undue mental exertion. To the Freshmen, we bequeath ffree of charge and with sincere regretsj the many pictures of Van Johnson and Petty Girls, which line the doors of our lockers. To the incoming Freshmen, we bequeath the wads of gum stuck under our desks and our symf pathy. ARTICLE II Certain individuals of the class wish to leave the following: 1. Jim Storrer leaves not only his characterise tic laugh to Bob Foss but also his nickname PeachyfPie. fHe hopes., 2. To Bud Smith, Dorothy Adams leaves her riding ability. 3. Bill Cordell leaves his AllfState Title to Danny Yankle. 4. To Mr. Simpson, Betty Critikos leaves six inches of her hair. 5. Bruce Meyers leaves his bow and arrow to Cupid and his appendix to Dr. Arnold. 6. To Darlene Randolph, Ann Lieberman leaves her singing ability. 7. Ernie Kitchen's boy Beryl leaves what's left of his Ford to anyone with Life Insurance. 8. Esther Lohrer leaves her financial worries to Mrs. Coller. 9. To Jack Hollis, Dick Schneider leaves his luck at poker. 10. To Sally Stevens, Alice deBoom leaves her title Nicest Girl in School. 11. johnny Dingwall leaves with the next draft. 12. In the nearest wastepaper basket, Joan Montgomery and Elaine Dickinson leave their newest sketches. 13. Rev, Davis leaves his lower lip to Andy Gump. 14. To Mr. Brant, Jim Storrer and Marty Ar' nold leave Milford Hunter and Sally Throne in hopes that he has as much fun thinking up jokes about them. 15. To R. J. Wolf Howe, Don DeVoe leaves his hatred for women. 16. To Donna Brown, Helen Young leaves her flirtatious Hi 17. George Capitan leaves his beautiful curly hair to his best friend Pop Cournyer and his monstrous muscles to Albie Lieberman. 18. Jim Tanner leaves his attractive smile to Colgate's Advertising Agency. 19. Gar Temple leaves his seeingfeye dog to Jersey Sherwood. 20. The Football fellas leave to their coach, john Miller, the distinction of beating Flint Northern for the first time in the history of our school. And with a lapse into unconsciousness, we close. Marty Arnold Helen Young