Plymouth High School - Plythean Yearbook (Plymouth, MI)

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22. Ella Ahern leaves her candy case to any theatre bug. 23. Pat Isbell gives her brains, which she received from Carolyn Rolen, back to sister Mary. 24. Nan Broman leaves her Dutch-bob to Barb Daniels. 25. Betty Schumacher leaves her back-breaking, blood-hound tactics to next year',s treasurer. 26. Bill Bateman leaves his numerous social, class, and band activities to next year's Class President vwho, we hope, will parry on as well as Bill did. 27. Bill Lowry wills his English seat to another nature lover, Bill Osgood. 28. Thelma Swan wills her very pleasing personality to june Schwarz. 29. Edna Newton leaves her chain of broken hearts to Dolores Sark. 30. Nan Proctor wills her cheerleading pep to Dolores Woltmann so that Dolores may carry on with the struggle. 31. Betty Ann Spanier wills her sweet smile to Patty Green. 32. Ted Campbell leaves his coy manner to lim Dudley. 33. Don McGregor leaves Bentley Crane to beat out Bumble Boogie' all alone. 34. Joanne Walsh wills her horrid, rim-painted glasses to anyone who can take it. 35. Lee Weathers leaves without Lois but there still isn' t a chance for the rest of you fellows--sorryl 36. Mary Ann Hasselback has already left but leaves her luck to the rest of you girls. 37. Doug Blunk wills his English book, English class, and English manner to Miss Allen so that she may drown the .memory quick. 38. Velma Kainz wills her demolished Physics brain to Sally Gustafson. 39. Bob Perkins wills his badge to Plymouth High's next 'cop on the beat. 40. Ilene Fegel wills her lack of financial resources to brother Al. 41. Roger Smith donates his wavey, black, slick hair to Ronnie Matsch. 42. Bob Wagenchutz wills 'his red sweater and red socks to Bob Benjamen. 43. Gerry Shear leaves her poise to Joanne Bovee. 44. Mary Lou Rowe leaves her mentality to Doris Puckett, who doesn' t really need it. 45. Rosemary Gutherie wills her moronic sense of humor to Carolyn Sayre. 46. Ioan Dipboye leaves her ability to carry on Student Government to the next mayor of Plymouth High. 47. Marvella Smith wills her many boy-friends to Grace Gearns. 48. Butch Mitchell leaves his shyness to Phil Barnes. 49. Fred Fisher wills his passion for plays to Jerry Moffitt. 50. Ioan Miller leaves Harold to the custody of the Iunior Class. 51. Dick Stisko wills his photographic ability to lack Gage. 52. Phyl Christensen wills her pep and vigor to Kathleen Bloxsom. 53. Vivien Anderson wills her soda jerkin' job to Suzie Maddox. 54. Mary Ann Cylk wills her beautiful voice to Violet Mault. 55. Marjorie Fegan leaves her executive qualities to Barbara Lorenz. 56. Bea Hartmann leaves her naturally nice way to Neva Anderson. 57. Anne Hopkins leaves her multi-colored knee socks to Aleta Shekell. 58. Leigh Langkabel leaves his dancing technique to Jack Campbell. 59. Mary Ann Zukosky leaves her many activities to Mary Lou Klinski. 60. Maxine Martin leaves her ability to listen and talk at the same time in class to Delores Lee. 61. Betty Rea Norgrove wills her skating talents to Dick Wisnowski. 62. Eddie Sawyer leaves his drum beating to DeWayne Becker. 63. Dick Palmer leaves his excursions to Wayne to Jerry Harder. 64. Corrine Rathbun wills Mr. Alford's office work to Betty Dely. 65. Margaret Plummer leaves her striking red hair to Lois Thomas who has the temper to do it justice. 66. Beverly Hauk wills her gift of gab to Clara Simonetti. 67. To anybody who needs it, Chuck Fin1an's bluff. Apply early and avoid the rush. 68. Evelyn Bruny leaves her office job to anyone who wants to lose weight fast. 69. Bob Mielbeck wills his strong silent manner to Ken Erdelyi. 70. Mary Agnes Evans leaves her sunny disposition to next year's Annual Staff who certainly will need it. 71. Donna McKinley leaves her sweet courteous manner to Mary Arthurs. 72. Ken Pankow wills his tiny stride to Bill Perkins. 73. Dorothy Comport' s ability to chew gum in class and Q get caught is left to Glemx Hix. In witness whereof, We, the Class of 1947, lmay we rest' in peacel, have to this, our will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hands and seal this month of June, Anno Domini, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven.

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