Perry High School - Rambler Yearbook (Perry, MI)

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Class History Our activities included a paper drive, dances, a Disc Jockey dance, the concession stand, a cake walk, the magazine sale, and our two most important activities, the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Prom. Our play was entitled The Magic Touch, and was about a girl who played football. Our Junior-Senior Prom theme was Deep Purple. We decorated the gym- nasium in purple and lavender, and lilacs were spread about the gym. We ended our Junior year with a flurry and anxiously waited for the final dash to the finish line. As we entered the last quarter of the race we elected our officers: President. Richard Spaldingg Vice President, Gwen Faughtg Secretary, Jane Wymang Treasurer, Janet Bjorn- seth: Assistant Treasurer, Sheila Dutcher. Our sponsor was Mr. McDevitt. Our activities included the concession stand, the candy store at the games, dances, and during school, a slave sale, the donkey basketball game, bake sales, and the Senior Play and the Christmas Sno-Ball. Our Senior Play was entitled Paint the Town Pink and in- volved the running of a high school by a group of Senior students. Our Christmas Sno-Ball theme was Silver Bells and the gym was done in blue and silver. Heading for the finish line we encountered our most memorable experience. On May 22, we left on our trip to New York. Our activities never lagged. On May 26, we returned home and anxiously waited for the final dash. Un June 1. Baccalaureate made the finish line much closer. Finally, our goal was reached: Graduation Day! On June 3, 1958, we attained our most wanted goal. Know- ledge is the treasure, but practice is the key to it.

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Last Will and Testament We the class of 58 wish to present our Last Will and Testament to all other class- men. We are about to embark on anew adventure. Since we can not take our most prized possessions with us we will sacrifice them to you. Take care and guard them with your life. Thank You. I, Roberta Britten, will my musical ability on the Oboe to anyone who has enough wind to blow. Larry Beers, will my records to any lucky Junior who thinks they're big enough to get them. Janet Bjornseth, will my ability to draw figures in Physics to any Junior brave enough to take that class. Leon Barton, will my stubbornness to Jeanne Pierce. Dale Broom, will my noise to Mr. Randolph, ex-Freddie the Free Loader. Mike Bachelder, will my fairly used Government book to anyone who Wants it. Jack Botsford, will my ability to skip school to anyone who dares use it. Ruth Corn, will my Bookkeeping papers to Marilyn Burcham for her gas station. Ted Dunn, will Gary Galbavi's back seat to any person who likes to hear springs squeak. Luella Disbrow, will my slightly used clarinet to any Junior that is interested in it. Jerry Darling, will my height and size to Norman Faught. Keith Fisher, will my 6th hour library to any Junior. Gwen Faught, will my shorthand ability to anyone who may enjoy foreign lan- guages. Sharon Ferry, will my heighth to Chuck Norton! ierry Grinnell, will my ability to understand Geometry to anyone who doesn't like 1 . Barbara Harper, will my Southern accent to anyone who has the nerve to use it. Jerry Hord, will my ability to do Algebra to Gary Frever. Gary Heniser, will my ability to get a ticket and get out of it to Tom Slee. Lillian Hart, will my good marks in Speech to Pauline K. Marie Harkness, will my basketball ability to Sandra Austin. Janet Jones, will my driving ability to Dianne Wilkins. Carol Jenks, will my Government book to any Junior who can get better marks than I did.