Sturgis High School - Sturgensian Yearbook (Sturgis, MI)

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! »■ VV N Wv i: : I, Pauline Scupholm, bequeath niv abilitv to sew a fine seam to Phyllis 11 edit. I, Dorothy Kawles will my desire to lie an excellent nurse to any Junior girl. I, Bessie Prestidge, bequeath to Joyce (iasj er my cute giggle. I. Pud Schurtz, will my one-arm driving to Boh Ringler. I. Juanita Prestidge, will my |iiiet disposition to Jeanne Seeley. I, Kugene Selunidt, will my mathematical knowledge to Roger Jorn. I, Vernon Reeg, leave my scientific ability to all Juniors planning to take Chemistry. I, Jean Walters, will my musical laughter to Phyllis Stark. I, Maxine Taylor, bequeath my becoming freckles to Ann Dwyer. J. John Quirin, do hereby bequeath my manly strength to Morris Jackson. 1, Francis Purdy, leave my ability to always be wide awake in class to Marvin Fhlridge. I, Dale Smith, do will my excessive height to John Toepper. I, Patricia Souerwino (Jilbert do will and bequeath my ability to get a husband early in life to Joyce Keagle. 1, Wave Steinke do will my shyness to Beverly Bell. We, Dorothy Sturgis and Louis Wolverton, do will our many good times together to Bib Ringler and Doris Kline. I, Ruth Tapporo do will all tin trials and tribulation for my senior year to any junior. J, Helen Van Zile, do will my love for the boys “south of the border” to any junior girl who can stand the pace. I, lOdward Wagoner, do will my ability to “hit the low notes” to Boh Kline. I, Wallace Walters, do will my “hot lips” to Reed Shimmed. I, Janet Walton do will my ability to he “true to one” to Jackie Kruinm who has already shown great promise along this line . 1. David Webb, do hereby will to all the junior class the smooth going which I had in Mr. Peck’s class. I, Betty Weirich, do will my pleasing personality to Alice Bogen. To Joe Crain, I, Maurice Wood, do will and bequeath niv love for blondes. (The lucky guy.) I, Jack Vaneev, do will my Model “A”, the best around this high school, to FI wood Stevens, providing I get credit for all speed records which he might make. I, Gordon Shears, will my ability to turn out swell baked goods to any up and coming junior. I, Raymond Rosinc, bequeath my ability to kiss a girl “goodnight” to Dick Newman. Dick Wkii: Junk Cask : I 23

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 : (Class Will ; : ■ We, tlie Senior ('lass of ’4‘J of Sturgis High School, do hereby bequeath to tin uiKlerelassmen all our rights and properties of every kind and nature to their own use and benefit. To Ted Warner, I, Dale Mast leave my scholastic ability. I, Wanda May, bequeath to any and every Junior my zest for jou nudism. I, Kathryn Plattner, will to Jeanne Krueger, inv sweet disposition. I, Alvin Mitchell, leave my basketball skill to Chuck llaack. I, Ralph Parker, do hereby bequeath my love of the fairer sex to Krncst Vaillancourt. I, George Petsehulat, will my ability to be a good President of the Student Union to Charlie Arver. I, Josephine Schmidt, will my pleasing smile to Marilyn Reynolds. I, Ruth Stahl, bequeath my ability to boil water without scorching it to Helen Schuler. 1, Wallace Mingus, will my ability to be an up and coming pitcher to Bob ('age. To Kenneth Brothers, 1, Fred Middlestadt, bequeath my flashing personality. I, Betty Pickels, will my love of an ex-student to Beverly Grim. I, Bernard McLaughlin, do will and bequeath my shop ability to Maurice Miller. I, Bob Palmer, will my ability to flip up a hamburger to Jack Sowers. 1, Norman Pierson, bequeath my ability to hold my paper route to Bob White. 1, Norma Paris, will my ability to type with speed and without error to Marilyn Clark. To Virgil Wittenburg I, Dick Weir, bequeath my ability to play the drums in such a way as to make a certain girl’s heart go “pitty-pat”. I, Georgia Pappas, bequeath my beautiful black hair to any Junior girl who so desires to have it. I, Marilyn Nickell, bequeath to Arietta Monroe my senior skip day. I, Carl Molter, leave to Bob Meese my ability to get along with Miss Stratton in the library. I, Jack Slack, leave my ability to get along in Mr. Peck’s class to Don Steinke. To Bob Scheetz, I, Orson Poley, bequeath my art of being seen and not heard. To Farley Lancaster, I, Cecil Shirley will my ability to stay away from girls. T, Bob Schragg, will my ability to be an A No. 1 farmer to Vern I lappel. ■ : : : 22

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