Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

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Class Will I, Harold Arman, will to Harry Barrett a pair of scissors, a free oil change, and enough good sense to cut off that mop I, Janice Armstrong, will my ability to roll and wreck cars to anyone who can afford it! I, Leon Balcom, will my rusted out rocker panels to anyone who can afford to have them fixed. I, Joan Bennett, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Anne Pelon. I, Steve Berry, being of sotmd mind and body, will my ability to stay in school to Dennis Berry. I, Sandy Bloomberg, will my love fcr the Whitehall Cheerleaders to the student body. I, Connie B-oner, hereby will my ability to catch up on my sleep in Econ. class to any future Senior who neeck it. I, Linda Buys, will my wink to my sister, may she use it no the best of her advantage. I, Ray Capek, will my ability of being a normal band student and occassionally being flat to Janeen Mcrat who never is. I, Diane Cassleman, leave my ability to study to Pat O'Connell as his family says he needs it. I, Charles Caviness, will my ability to get along with more than one girl to my younger brother Rudy, seeing it runs in the family. I, Dennis Cleary, leave my paint brush to anyone who is dumb enough to paint 59's with it, I, Roger Cole, will my book of passes to anyone who gets caught late, I, Charles Collins, leave my nickname Tiny to Janeen Morat because she is so short. I, Rosita Davis, will to Curly , or Betty Bartlett my quiet ways. She needs them. I, Jim Dowker, will my Hot Rod to anyone who has a crank. I, Jack Flanery, will to the Freshmen girls, the best thing that can be willed upon them, MYSELF! I, Barb Fortenbacher, will to the Juniols, a step ladder to get down off their high horse. I, Maureen Gibbs, will my ability to get into trouble to whoever thinlfs they can get out of it. I, Suzanne Grate, will my political views to Saburt Atkinson to f1u'ther his career in becoming the next Democratic Governor of Michigan. I, Roger Gravengood, will some of the chemicals in the chemistry room to the hot lunch program in hopes that they can come up with something new. I, Sharon Hayes, will all my friends in North Muskegon to Sidney Harvey, who thinks she already has them. I, George Hein, will my blonde curls to Sandra Brand who needs them worse than I. I, Dennis Hertel, will my position on the baseball team to anyone that can figure out what it was! I, John Hogan, will my cast iron forearm pad to Bill Brogren for future use on a Montague football player. I, Ted Inman, will my dancing ability to David Pray. I, Barb Irwin, being of sound mind will my term paper to Lois Ann Scott in hopes that she might graduate next year. I, Glenn Irwin, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Norma Hoyer in the hopes that she will use it.

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I, Ray Iteen, will all my forged pass slips to anyone who seems to be having a hard time getting to clax on time. I, Stu Jamieson, will to Sidney Harvey my red ivy league slacks. She will fully fill them I'm sure. I, Judy Jansens, being of sound mind do hereby bequeath to Doris Brownyard my love of life. I, Don Johanson, will my big feet to Marty Nyberg, who hardly needs them. I, hate to disappoint anyone, but I'm taking everything with me. Joan Jordon. I, Janet King, will my seat in Math Analysis to any girl who wants a REAL education! ! I, Sandra Klett, will my chauffer to school to my nephew, Roger Ralph, so he won't get out of condition for sports. I, Inez Koski, will my ability to wear loose Htting clothes to Jeanne Laham. I, Lyna Leitch, will my weekend parties to my sister, Susan, in hopes that she can have as much fun as I've had. I, Carol Ioy, will my position on the girls' basketball team to my brother Doug. I, Bill Maclaurin, being a potent .200 hitter, bequeath my nickname of R. B. I. to Jim Koslosky in hopes that he can win more late inning thrillers for the Vikings. I, Joan McClain, will to Joln Hogan upon his departure, my guitar playing ability because he needs it worse than I do I, Jemy McGoran, will my golfing ability to Mr. Iverson. I, Lois Meier, will David Pray my dictionary so he can look up the meaning of the word QUIET! l I, Doirene Muerrer, will my size 5 shoe to Marty Nyberg to wear on his big toe. I, Marlene Middlecamp, in sound mind will my keys to the Dark Room to Janet Schaub and David Pray who can make use of them. I, Merv Mitchell, will my smile to anyone who can use it to advantage. l, Carolyn Moore, leave my calm and unflurried ways to Pat Reilly. I, Annamarie Morat, will my short height to Jilleen Grieve. I, Georgan Morris, will my wink to anyone who thinks they could put up with the razzing I get. I, Karen Mosley, will my natural colored hair to Pat Reilly who can't seem to make up her mind what color hers should be. I, Judy Norwick, being of solemn mind do here by will my red hair follicles to Charlene Byron who needs them. I, Charles O'Connell, will the oscilloscope I made Qwhich by the way, is used for measuring vibrationsj to Joan Harvey who may be able to give a better demonstration than I did. I, Jack Paggeot, leave my married life to anyone in the Junior class who needs it. I, Loel Potter, will my bowling ability to get a turkey to Dave Johnson. I, Harold Randles, will all my good times over at Dorothy's to Deane Henderson for she 's always over there. I, Frieda Reeves, will the time I have spent studying to Ed Luzadder Qwho never studiesj hoping that he will get more out of it than I did.