Tekonsha High School - Indian Yearbook (Tekonsha, MI)

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CLASS WILL CONRAD VOSHEN The past few weeks I have been quite busy drawing up the will of this rich class of 1966. Our wealth is measured in things much more valuable than money itself. Our minds are like giant warehouses, stored with vast amounts of knowledge; perhaps even more than we might find necessary. Therefore, we have decided to will it to needy people. We, the class of 1966 being of sound mind and body, do hereby will all the many good times we have had in our few short years together, to the other high school classes, that they too may enjoy their year's career. Each of us has an excess of some outstanding quality and are now going to will this excess as follows: I, Ronald Amsler, will my ability to not pay attention in class and know what's going on to Randy Waltz. I, Elly Becker, will my ability to speak Dutch to Curtis Kelly. I, Gwynne Dexter will my musical ability to John Abel's band. I, Penny Drudge, will my dislike for most boys to Carol Casebeer, who has tried them all this year. I, Bill Ewers, will my iron stomach to the students who will have to cope with hot lunch next year. I, Leo Herman, will my wavy hair to Jim Duty. I, Nancy Hill will my soft voice to loud Kay Copeland. I, Faye Griffith, will my ability to be quiet in class to the Juniors who talk the whole period. I, Brenda Katz, will my artistic ability to Jerry Shedd. I, Dick Leatherbury, will my trickin' ways and victory cackle to Andy Stemaly, who has a good start. I, Marilyn Macky, will my ability to get stuck in an inch of snow to Fred Katz who could go in a foot. I, Pat Millard, will my cheerleading ability to Chuck Stamaly. I, Paulette Olds, will my stubborn attitude to agreeable Dennis Jackson. I, Cindy Paradine, will my cooking ability to the Home Ec. class. I, Sharron Patten, will my driving ability to Bob Harrier, who seems to have something in common. I, Pete Ragusa, will my acting ability to next year's Junior and Senior play casts. I, Gwyn Randall, will my ability to stay at home and study to Ken Reinke. I, Charlene Rarick, will my study habits to Gary Crabbe. I, Don Selby, will my ability to get caught at everything I do, to all the apple polishers at T.H.S. I, Ed Shumway, will my growing pills to Gary Newland. I, Theo Smoke, will my noisy ways to quiet John Davis. I, Conrad Voshen, will my position on the golf team to Chuck Bush, who has a hard time breaking 60. I, Ron Whitcomb, will my knowledge of cars to Nancy Martinson, who has a strange habit of requesting that the Summer air in the tires be changed to Winter air. This is the last will and testament of the class of 1966. 18

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JUNIORS STAGE PLAY Left to Right: George Millard, Treasurer, Daniel Hall, Secretary, Tony Bowling, Presi- Abel, John Blashfield, Kerry Bowling, Tony Brown, Richard Camp, Linda Copeland, Kay Crab, Gary Davis, Donna Duty, Jim Gleason, Trudy Goheen, Marcia Hall, Danielle dent, Fred Katz Vice-President, Mr. Martinson, Advisor 20