Whitehall High School - Yearbook Yearbook (Whitehall, MI)

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I, David Riggs, will my height to Bill Koski. I, Don Roberts, will my ability no receive low citizenship marks in Mrs. Nelson's Speech class to anyone who can talk enough to earn them. I, Charles Schecter, will my ability to get along with Karen Wells to her brother Ronnie. I, Ed Shalifoe, will my comet playing ability to Janeen Morat. She needs it. I, Sandy Simonson, will my naturally curly hair to Elaine Kramer in hopes that she'll be able to manage it. I, Sally Speese, will my summer tan to Kevin Cleary so he won't have to miss any school in acquiring his own. I, Mary Swenson, will my ability of keeping my temper to Coach DeYoung, who will need it next year during time out at basketball games. I, Lois Thomas, do gladly will all my good times to Jilleen Grieve. I, Judy VanSlyke, will my job at Dowker's Drugstore to Alberta Kubik so she can scoop out some dips like the big one she already has. I, Sharon Weeks, being of sound mind, will it to Nancy Pierce. I, Spud Wolfe, will Jay Yarwood's friendship for me to Eva Bush who will be most happy to receive it. I, Herb Wright, being of sound mind and body will it to any good looking girl. I, Jay Yarwood, will my easy going manner to Ken Ledford in hopes that he'll know what to do with it. M S T asur - S d Wolfe President- Shaalrlon If-Ii1n3fg:'Se1cci:'et2.r?'l.'StuPgrt Ja.mie'son, Vice -'President

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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.

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N D . 5. 13: ., V., V, ,- . C1 ass The hands of time were wound when we started kindergarten in 1946. Miss Mott and Mrs. Byam were our teachers. Our Classmates were Janice Armstrong, Leon Balcom, Joan Bennett, Sandy Bloomberg, Charles Collins, Jim Dowker, Jack Flanery, Maureen Gibbs, Barb Irwin, Janet King, Sandy Klett, Lyna Leitch, Georgan Morris, Harold Randles, Charles Schecter, Sandy Simonson, Sally Speese, Her-by Wright, and Jay Yarwood. At one o'clock we gained five new members, George Hein, Charlie O'Conne1l, Mary Swenson, Sharon Weeks, and Ray Iteen. Two o'c1ock came and we had a talent show. No new members joined us that hour. Three o'clock and all is well. This year we presented a gym show. We gained Suz- anne Grate, Roger Gravengood, Carolyn Moore, Spud Wolfe, and Judy VanSlyke. Four o'clock came quickly. Charlie Caviness was the sole new member to join us. We took a trip to a maple syrup farm in the spring. If you found us at five o'clock, you would see a class of hard workers, selling cup cakes, donuis, and candy apples, early training for a major pre-occupation throughout our academic career. For that was the year we went to the Shrine Circus in Grand Rapids and ate at the Pantland Hotel. New faces were Ray Capek, Rosita Davis, Don Johnson, Steve Berry, and David Riggs. At six o'clock some of us became band members. Seven o'c1ock came and we moved into the old senior high building. Harold Arman, Judy Norvvick, Ted Inman, Bob Johnson, Joan Jordon, Inez Kosld, Jerry McGoren, Merv Mitchell, Frieda Reeves, Ed Shalifore, and Lois Thomas joined us in our studies there. Eight o'clocl-c and we ruled the roost, the older students moved into the new high school and we were the big bosses, we thought, Diane Casselman, Barb Fortenbacher, Dennis Hertel, and Jim Berlin joined us. The last day of school when one third of our class skipped, we were caught and had to attend school one day extra after everyone else was out for Sumxner Vacation. Also we visited the Hackley Library, Muskegon Museum, and the B. C. Cobb Plant. rawrsmx ww '- ,W .vm -5 sv, , ,W A I ,