Paw Paw High School - Wappaw Yearbook (Paw Paw, MI)

 - Class of 1966

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PHYLLIS PANOZZO: I will my knack for having an excessive amount of fun at our parties to anyone whose hear can sustain the strain. JERRIE BROWN and CELIA COOK: We will our cell-less test tubes to any person daring enough to take Adv. Bio. JAN JOHNSON: I will my Gov't, notes to Mary Konecki and my Bio. notes to Nan Johnson in hopes they put the to good use. VERN STENBERG: I will my powerful Chevy to Mac Johnson, he'll need it. CHUCK COUNTERMAN: I will fifth hour Asst, to anyone who likes to type, and type, and type. . . also I will my Chevy pick-up to anyone who has 10 gal. of rust remover. PEG FOUST: I will my ability to have boy problems to my sister, Janice. WENDY BALL: I will my oboe and band presidency to Linda Thompson. PAT CARR: I will my goofed-up basketball schedule to anyone who wants to mess-up a date. STEVE POTTER: I will my gray hairs and my heart to Cindy Hagen. JIM MOORE: I will my passing ability to Steve Wright and I hope he has more luck with it than I did. RITA DEMERECK: I will the desire to get as much fun out of school as you can to all the underclassmen. ERNIE GLESSNER: I will my great football catching ability to anyone who likes to sit on a bench. MJ DILLON: I will to Raeanne Markovich all the great times I've had with the Birch Lane Boys --hope she has the fun I did. JIM CORSI: I will my ability to find dark corners in our dear high school to Barb and Louie—hope they have the fun Hazel and I did. HAZEL THOMAS: I will my ability to find dark corners in our dear high school to Nancy and D.A. --hope they have the good luck Jim and I did. PATTY GRUDECKI: I will my Gov't. Book to my sister to have good luck with. TOMYA HENINGSMITH: I will my ability to get in car accidents and my scars to Rod Blowmer, Tony Lelli, anc Dean Holub. DONNA OCKER: I will all my fun and pleasure of high school to my sister, Carla, not that she'll need it. SHIRLEY GREENE: I will my clunkin', lopsided '56 Chevy to anyone who thinks they can handle it. GEORGIA BROOKS: I will my ability to have wild, wild parties to anyone who thinks they have a house that can withstand a hurricane. MARIE HARRIS: I will my ability to ride in trunks with guitars and college boys to anyone who thinks they can handle the situation. PENNY PULLEN: I will bookkeeping and office practice to anyone who is stupid enough to take them. BRENDA TERRY: I will my three hours in room 404 to anyone who thinks he wants them. DEB CLAIR: I will my ability to get along with Mr. Williams to Aloha Wood MB GEORGOFF: I will to Char Lockman my lonely Senior year without my steady. BOB CARPENTER: I will my tremendous intellectual ability to the whole Junior class so that they can graduate with straight A's. HARRY ASHCRAFT: I will my connections to Greg Blackburn in hopes he will use them. JIM WONDERS: I will my car troubles to Craig Salisbury. BOB CROCKER: I will my class ring to Char Lachman and also my ability to be early on a date. DAVE STIMAC: I will to D. D. the ten dollars that he has owed me for a yr. SUZETT KOPPERS: I will to PPHS, my mother, so she will poison them and not me anymore. SUE SITAR: I will all the fun I have had to anyone who feels they can handle it. MARY ANN BOLEY: I will my ability to skip and not get caught to sister. Sue. 24

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SHIRLEY RONDA: I will all the yeast cells and S. Marcescens to the next Adv. Bio. Class with sincere hopes that these little organisms will continue to brighten the lives of Bio. students. CONNIE FAKE: I will my speed, articulation, and abundance of speech to any mute Junior. DAWN DEAN: I will my allergies to tomatoes and wool to any Junior girl who can withstand the consequences. MARJI HAYWOOD: I will my hustlin’ ability and my knack for cutting classes and getting praised for it to Danny Mulrenin. LINDA CRAMER: I will my soft chair in the office to anyone who likes to have ink under their nails. RON BOVEN: I will my muscles and height to my brother; he needs them? TOM SHIRK: I will my bottle to any Junior chugger. JOHN CORRIE: I will my Gov't, book to Mr. Smith. TERRY DUNLOP: I will my ability to crack-up over nothing to anyone. EARL VAN HORN: S TIM TREAT: I will my white sox to the Allegan girls. BOB HOUSTON: I will my ability to slam lockers in peoples’ faces to my brother, Dick. PAUL JACH: I will my ability to get tore-up to my brother, Steve. STEVE CZUHAJEWSKI: I will my assistant manager to Jim Crook and John Harrison. ROGER HOXIE: 1 will my gym abilities to anyone who wants them. CAROL ARDUCANT: I will to Janie Stevens and Kathy Babin all the extra calories I gained at cheerleading practice. SANDI FINE: I will to Jim Van Wyck, my ability for living in a barn and closing doors. GEORGE KUCINICH: I will to Don Griffin my ability to get out of the parking lot after school first. CLNDY GODDARD: I will, to Lynn Schram my special ability--but she's already proficient at it and I don't think 1 have to explain it because she knows what I mean. JANICE CAMPBELL: I will my gum, which can be found in Mr. William's waste-paper basket to Kathy Reynolds. MARIA BEEBE: I will my disgust for the immaturity of some students on field trips to Brenda Braybrooks. CINDY CHIDDISTER: I will my happy weekends to Louie and Barb in hopes they have as much fun as Nate and I did. JUDY CASSELL: I will my ability to do or say the wrong thing at the wrong time to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. DAWN McGUIRE: I will a fifth of happiness to Dick D. and friends. LARRY WARD: I will my empty box to Gary Needham in hopes that he won’t try it again. CATHY WRIGHT: I will all my bookkeeping knowledge to any nut who takes the class. JOHN DOORNHAAG: I will my No. 3 T-square in Drawing III to anyone unfortunate enough to be assigned to it next year. GARY PARDIKE: I will my choked senior life to a serious student who has a typewriter, an abundance of free time, and the ability to bite off more than he can chew. MIKE OVERACKER: I will my church key before every dance to Bill Bigelow and all my car trouble to the Ford boys. SHERRY SAGE: I will my outstanding ability as a waitress to Terry Tapper. GAIL MASTEN: I will my boring weekends to Aloha Wood. BRENDA RHODES: I will my ability to keep secrets (for nearly two seconds) to almost everyone. LINDA GREHL: I will my ability to win a radio at a Bloomingdale dance to anyone who doesn't get embarrassed easily. 2



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CHERYL JACKSON: I will my bombing and horn-honking ability to any Junior who wants to have fun. JERRY MILLER: 1 will my ability to cut down anyone to anyone who needs it. JOE TARALA: 1 will my ability to find parking places to any Junior who wants fun. CHUCK STINEBACK: I will my big, bad Buick to Terry Tapper. JIM SPIECH: 1 will my comb and my ability to use it to all the Beatle cuts in school. LUC1 ZYGADLO: I will my natural blonde hair to Mr. Arnone. TIM GU1RTZ: 1 will large families to little people. RICH HOLCOMB: I will my ability to come high to school to all underclassmen. GARY RAMLOW: 1 will my ability to go to sleep in the Saint’s class to the Junior class. JOHN BONTER BILL HAYES: I will the red wagon, the play cast of See How They Run used so much, to Mr. Burkett. He likes to run around. DOROTHY YOUNG: I will my student council gavel to anyone who can get it off my charm bracelet. SHIRLEY GARVEL1NK: 1 will my ability to compose myself in class to some of the more reticent juniors. LINDA DRAKE: 1 will to my little sister, my shyness, in hopes she won't use it. BOB McVEIGH: 1 will my ability to go out on steadies and drive like a maniac to Ann Kirnmel. JACKIE PETER: 1 will my dancing ability to my young brother Tom and my Navy uniform to any junior who likes scratchy pants. BOB ELMORE: I will my ability to get dizzy when 1 sing to Kathy Babin--she needs it. JUDI WOODMAN: I will Mr. Campbell to next year's publication class, in hopes they're more organized than we were. JANICE RYBINSKY: I will my 5 a. m. piano lessons to my sister, Jeanette. JOHN SCOWLEY: I will my ability to talk all hour without getting kicked out to anyone who has a lot to say. FRANK SPRINGER: 1 will my Steinbeck books to Terry Tapper. PAUL BARBER: 1 will my shyness to brother, Tim, maybe that'll keep him out of trouble. TONDA BOOTHBY: I will my peroxide bottle, Tastee-Freeze, and bean soup to any forward Junior. KATHY SMITH: I will the telephone in the office to anyone who likes to talk. LARRY BERG: 1 will my ability to get excused absences to anyone who needs it. JOHN FLEMING: I will my long haircut to Mr. St. Aubin. BILL AMOS: I will my title of most handsome to Randy Phillips. DIANE CONOLLY: I won't will my Southern Gentleman, because he's mine. DEB MILLER: 1 will my ability to get around Mr. Arnone to Chuck Brown. JEANNIE RANSON: I will Calvin the Crow II to a 1980 Malibu Inn. JANNA REITS: I will Mr. Williams and his commercial courses to my sister. CHRIS ELIAS: I will my pigtails to Linda VanStelle. KAREN HOOD: 1 will our typewriters in Tribal News to the repair shop. BOB GOLLADAY: 1 will my great discussions with Mr. St. Aubin to anyone stupid enough to take Soc. JUDY MESICK: I will my non-conformity to Thom Stilson. MYRNA McGREW: 1 will my Chinese Fire Drills to the cops. PAT ROGER: I will my excellent Physics to Rod McDonald. MART JENNINGS: I will my senior problems to anyone with a good friend. 25

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