South Lake High School 1952 Yearbook (St. Clair Shores, MI) - Full Access

Will I, Donna Gilson, will and bequeath unto Velma Wagonis, my height. I, Daniel Hageman, will and bequeath unto my sister, Ann, my ability to do math. I, Luella Holmes, will and bequeath unto Gordon Dyer, my ability to get along with Mr. Kouzoujian. I, Marvin Johnson, will and bequeath my height unto Bryon Forton I, Robert Kitell, will and bequeath unto Mr. Lawrence a quiet drafting class. I, Patricia Krivens, will and bequeath unto any Junior night owl, my job at Arjays. I, Beverly LaForest, will and bequeath unto Barbara Benson, my job at Woolworth's . I, Bob Lamontagne, will and bequeath unto Brent Smith, my motorcycle. I, Matthew Langan, will and bequeath unto "Fuzzy" my job at the Fox. I, Donald Larkin, will and bequeath unto Bob Field, my sportsmanship in football . I, William LaVigne, will and bequeath unto some school-spirited soul, my job as ticket- • taker. I, Alberta LeBeau, will and bequeath unto Nancy Brolio, my crush on Mr. Kouzoujian. I, Ronald Lee, will and bequeath unto Charles Kosanke my pantaloons. I, Earl Liss, will and bequeath unto anyone who wants it, my car I, Eileen Lubneau, will and bequeath unto Thelma Johnson, my dark hair. I, Ruth Menchke, will and bequeath unto Jim Collins, my 2nd. hour hall guard post. I, Valerie Mida, will and bequeath unto my good friend Nancy Brolio, the inability of Mrs. Simms to pronounce my name correctly all the time. I, Nancy Moll, will and bequeath unto my sister, Janice, all the fun I've had at South Lake I, Robert McConnell, will and bequeath unto Mrs. Simms, my curls. 1, Charles Neal, will and bequeath unto Miss Fosler, a quiet study hall. 1, Jeanette Norberg, will and bequeath unto Pat Duncan, my column in the St. ClairShores Herald. 1, Carolyn Porter, will and bequeath unto Barb and Joan, my love for Texas. I, Dianne Priester, will and bequeath unto the future cheerleaders my "Ebulient." I, Paul Rupersburg, will and bequeath unto Don Morrissett, my ability to skip school. I, Alfred Schmidt, will and bequeath unto Jim LeTourneau, the difficult and unfinished math. problems. I, Sarah Schuessler, will and bequeath my school books to anyone who wants them. I, Nancy Siver, will and bequeath unto Clifford Karry, the use of my typewriter. I, Dora Snedeker, will and bequeath unto my three sisters, South Lake. I, Edward Stephen, will and bequeath unto my brother, Bob, my ability to get along with Norman. I, Marjorie Strelow, will and bequeath unto Rosemary Colorite, my ability to get to bed early. I, Pat Troll, will and bequeath unto Mr. Church, my "Blue Socks.'' I, Donna Turrell, will and bequeath unto Faye and Charmaine, my driver's license. I, Mary VanLoon, will and bequeath unto Sally Prahl, my ability to talk during 7th hour study hall. I, Dorothy Vaughn, will and bequeath unto Faye, my ability to pass notes to Sally in 7th hour study hall. I, Pat Walsh, will and bequeath unto Mr. Kouzoujian, my ability to speak? I, Russell Young, will and bequeath unto my brother Elden, my special walk.