Vermontville High School - Verhian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

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Class Will (Continued) DALE RANDALL wills his good behavior to BRUCE STEDGE, who, we believe, may really learn to like it after he has practiced it a bit. RACHEL VIELE wills her skill as a typist to SHIRLEY BORDER, who seems to be having a little trouble in that subject. ALBERT HELATH wills to DON HOSEY his date book, and to LARRY MUSSER hie well-prepared line. EDWARD ZENKE wills his popularity with a certain junior girl to DALE BRIGGS in hopes that she will not be lonesome during the coming year; and to WALTER VERNON goes his skill as a basketball player. RICHARD SCHNEIDER wills his ready smile to KARL BENSON but we hope that he will be careful with it, for it has a startling effect on most girls. MARY VIE1LE wills her talent for getting along with a certain principal and coach to NONA MAKLEY and BARBARA JOPPIE who have long envied her. PHYLLIS McGREGOR wills her way with the male population to HELEN MIX and JUNE TOWNSEND. BILL LINDBERG bequeaths his maps of the “Local Cole District” to PHIL LA FLEXJR and LEX) GAEDERT. ARDITH WALTER wills her way with the local veterans to MAR { SCHNEIDER. PRISCILLA HALL wills her dignified position as bottle washer at the local Meade Pharmacy to JOAN WOHLSCHEID, but warns her to stay away from the candy counter if she wishes to keep her girlish figure. LASTLY, to our school we leave the rest and residue of our property, what- soever and wheresoever, of what nature, king, and quality it may be, not herein before disposed of, to be used for the good of the coming classes. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We The Class of 1947, the testators, have to this, our will, set our hands and seeds, this 24th day of May, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. —