Southwestern High School - Prospector Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Our Last Will and Testament By Kathy Zayacz and Henry Citron Don t speak to strange people' They may be law yers' As you will remember two Lawyers gave you the third degree during the early part of your senior semester Your testimony is now part of the legal records of the Class of January 1957 The under writers have the following wills filed in the vault I William Bell will and bequeath to Clarence Dukes and Joe Carter my old gym shoes which en abled me to score three points and still get a varsity letter in basketball I Richard Borowski will and bequeath to John Briggs and Rich Michael my used razor blade to shave their peach fuzz I Mattie Barrow will and bequeath to Carolyn Baker Mattie Jewell and Antonia Martin my seventh grade blue tank suit for their June splash I Connie Burgess will to Eleanor Mate Nahida Aweidah and Carolyn Bridges all my broken pencils and fingernails from shorthand and typing classes plus my ability to get through the halls without a pass I Frank Cancilla will to Ronald Chabane and Horst Jenson my old books the ones with all the wrong answers in them I Jim Edwards will and bequeath to Stan Olekas and Ernest McNear my Flagg Flyers suedecombat boots and my Toni home permanent I Julie Cartlidge will and bequeath to Mary Gil liam Gina Crisi and Simone Katranis my elegant fur tank suit I Joanne Bu cks will and bequeath to Marie Cham bers and eraldine Tucker my old beat out rubber boots and black suede stockings to keep their feet warm until June. I Henry Citron will to Florian Smarch my exclu- sive irregularity permit which entitled me to regular tardiness without fear of penalty after January 24. I Richard Fapka leave to Lanier Johnson and Ignatius Carone my seat in Mr. Phillips office which is within easy reach of the door. I Al Ferrans give to John Hornak all my old E+ comp papers. I Pat Ciarlino, will to Nancy Penz, Norma Lang- -y and Patricia Szgula my old clarinet reeds. I Gloria Ceccarelli leave to Linda Richards and Barbara Samuel the craked pots I made in pottery class. I Doris Dobbs, will and bequeath to Zelda Kayo and Nancy Metdepenning my ability to become a bas- ketball tennis, and field hockey ball-chaser within four semesters. To Joan Davidson and Mary Broome I leave my ability to get a second breath in hockey and lose it playing basketball and tennis. jx 'bv- Henry Kathy ZaJacz I Ron Fleming will and bequeath to Otha Mayfield my ability to be one of the best members of the swimming team though Inever learned to swim To Ed Darling Igive my little black book which has only 938 pages with all the names addresses and tele phone numbers of the prettiest girls at SW CI got them from the counselors filesll I Columbus Glover will to Hulet Franklin my gym shoes baseball glove track shoes and football pads I Val DeFrank give to Ruth Reinke Shirley Kala Jian and Margaret Barta all the zeros Ive received in family living class for talking I also leave them my beautiful Charleston outfit to wear to all the games I Rosely Doroghazy will to Connie King Carol ylor and Mary Gatesy my ability to get along with Miss Duck under any circumstance I Morris Hartman will and bequeath to Arthur House and Fred Copeland by basketball stomp I Ray Herrando will to Gordon Runngren and Ron Nemeth a deck of cards minus the two Jokers, since they will complete the deck I Al Hickson will and bequeath to Brian East and Willie Clements my most valued possession How to Play Basketball in Two Easy Lessons by Coach Robinson I Anna Marie Dragish will and bequeath to Mary Cancilla and Judy Tarala my notorious attendance record I Dolores Eaddy will to Jackie Murdock and irley Burch my skid proof shoes so that they will be able to slide safely into class just before the bell. I Sara Eadd leave to Cora Buycks Carol Davis and nn Fleming my treasured book How to Be a Success in High School which I never read. I Gary Hunter, will to Brian Wolf my outstanding scholastic achievements gained in Southwestern. I Gilbert Hunter leave to Hildred Bynum and Eddie Proodian my ragged shoes, my three-cent vest my tri-focal glasses and my million-dollar looks. I John Kasa will and bequeath to Albert Ruiz my scholastic prowess and voluminous research into the problems of the American educational system. I Amelia Fernandez, will and bequeath to Marjorie Gustin, Julie Marion, and Patricia Scarbro my favor- ite castanets to use in the spring concert, also my long, stringy mop of hair for their senior pictures. I, Kathleen Gall, will and bequeath to Judy Gayd and Joan Stevens my sequin-studded open-toed tennis shoes to wear on those daily treks through Delray and my season s pass for conducted tours of Wood- mere Cemetery' fContinued on Page 441

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