Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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Janice Sanford Sharon Selby Glenn Sweet Kenneth Thornton Ross Walker Steve Cavinder 10

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Patriot Palmatier Ronald Pierce Patty Potter Larry Putnam Sharon Rarick Linda Reese

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CLASS WILL I have been very busy the last few weeks drawing up the will of this wealthy class of 1965. Our wealth cannot be measured in dollars and cents. It is to be measured in things much more valuable. We have stored up such a vast amount of knowledge and ability. Some of this we have decided to keep as we might need it. We do not want our surplus knowledge to go to waste so we have decided to will it to people who need it. I am sure each of our heirs will feel eternally grateful. We, the class of 1965, will all of our old textbooks to the school. Since all information found in these books is now implanted in our minds, we have no need of them. Our minds are weighed down with all this stored up knowledge, but we'll survive. I am sure the burden will be lightened as the weeks go by. Each of us has an over supply of some quality and is now going to will this surplus as follows; I, Andrea Althaver, will my ability to burn any dish I make to Cindy Paradine. Cindy has seldom had a failure; Andrea seldom a success. I, Mike Bowling, will my ability to be quiet to noisy Theo Smoke. I, Kathy Brown, will my ability to get good grades to Jerry Thompson. I, Nancy Casebeer, will my acting ability to Mary Ann Vanderpool. Nancy seems to have trouble keeping her tie out of her soup. I, Steve Cavinder, will my even temper to Marilyn Macky. 1, Edith LaMee, will my ability to show interest in Home-Ec to Penny Drudge. I, Kathryn McFadden, will my sewing ability to the 1st year Home-Ec class. I, Bob Copeland, will my ability to play basketball to Ed Shumway. I, Gary Davis, will my ability to sleep in Lit. class to Gwyn Randall. I, Nancy Doolittle, will my stubbornness to Brenda Katz who is so agreeable. I, Vicki Dyer, will my ability to cook to Linda Janusz. I, John Goheen, will my ready smile to Don Lloyd. 1, Kandy Kowalski, will my ability to drive the Mustang to Pete Ragusa. I, Larry Lloyd, will my ability to attract girls to Jim Duty. 1, Sandy Mahrle, will my negative attitude to anyone who thinks positive. I, Pam Main, will my ability to get the family car to Bill Ewers who seems to have trouble getting the family car his share of the time. I, Jerry Martinson, will my ability to rip my slacks to the freshman girls who seem to be trying. Don't buy them so small girls. I, Earl McFadden, will my studious ways to Charlene Rarick. I, Alice Melville, will my ability to stay active in high school to John Davis. 1, Kathy Millard, will my ability to be all talk and no action to Don Selby who is no talk and all action. I, Mary Olds, will my sweet disposition to Paulette Olds. I, Patrick Palmatier, will my ability to listen in on the girls conversations to any guy who wishes he could. I, Ron Pierce, will my ability to skip school and get caught to the Juniors who seem to get away with alot. I, Larry Putnam, will my friendly way to the upcoming 8th grade class who will need it. I, Sharon Rarick, will my driving ability to Phil Shaffer. I, Janice Sanford, will my grace and poise to Sharron Patten. I, Linda Reese, will my ability to fry eggs to Conrad Voshen. 1, Sharon Selby, will my twirling ability to Jackie Miller who has a good start. I, Glenn Sweet, will all my aches and pains to Leo Herman who will play football no matter what.» I, Kenneth Thornton, will my leisurely way to Dennis Jackson who is always in a hurry. 1, Ross Walker, will my job and car payments to anybody who thinks he can keep them up. This is the last will and testament of the Class of 1965. II