Morton High School Class of 1956 Class Will - Page 3/6
she won't have to rent a boat when she goes paddling. Kay Collins to Charlotte Langley her curley eye lashers. Joan Janda to Carol Chirko her locker. The same forn Carole Moffatt to Carole Sehivak. Dennis Polli to Jim Starnesan a locker lock. Fred Vydra to Dan Krika his used books. Ralph Wagen to Dominic Tadero his lock.
To the following go gym clothes, Smelly and otherwise. Barbara Basiner to Birginia Tooke, Barb Janis to Joyce Albert, Joan Kovarik to Judy Lange, Jennette Oleniczak to Joyce Oleniczak, Frank Houdek to Nick Conforti, Jennie Wright to Carolyn Sehultz also with Eleanor Petrowsk's gym number we, Bill Roth to Charles Roth, Carole Serbick to Ardina Voelker a sweat shirt, Nancy Nelson to Joan Rawlins, Joe Pojack to Dennis Medlicott, Dar Platsan to Dennis Opatrny, Tom Donat to Joe Kostka, Judy Luba to Jayne luba, Naney Prohaska to Roenanne Balkus, Ross Lange to Jerry Petric, Leta Merle to Joyce Fegerson, Robert Cherney to E. Rhode, Leo Wallenburg to John Ludevich, Dorothy Kuzdus to Roseann Balkus, Lonnie Pletka to Pat Rieth, Rich Parm to Stan Pilch.
Marlene Racine to Wanita Byron, Bev Schlitwiler to Martha Palas, Wetsztynick to Carol Shevchuk, Ruth Hines to Ralph Nieman, Steve Faynor to Tom Lucke, Carole Lejsek to Ann Pine, Marian Welsh to Lynne Waldagel, Mary Ann Czyrzervski to her sister Pat, Evelyn Gala to Marge Pardus, Joanne Massavello to Bill Hine, Maxine Jadro to Betty Welsh, Betty Kostka to Gail Kalivoda, Eleanor Votvuba to Nancy Svec, Lois Toky to Carol Karr, Pat Fikar to Sylvia Bilek, Paul Ambroiggio to Bob Sullivan, Carole Hendrych to Barb Sladek, Carol Peters to Donna Jablan, Dale Kroc to Loreli Suchy, Lavonne Maresek to Emily Hradec, Rosemarie Mondek to Mary Barnett, Arlene Matcha to Eileen McCorthy, Lori Loch to Marilyn Perfect, Eileen Norman to Diane Huizinga.
Carole Sevakaski to Irene Burba the tongues from her gym shoes, Judy Stejr to Mary Mackowiez. Joan Gonzini to Loretta Mitchell, Dirty gym towel from Carole Johnson to Trudy Seminis, Bivian Straka to Joan Jash, Barb sivan to Earl Rohde, Gloria Trince to Barb Repetney, Sue Radke to Carolyn Schultz, Jo Nemesek, to Virginia Kotas, Katherina Hanezas to Arlene Linksky, Charlene Kviz to Nancy Evans, Kathleen Musolf to Arlene Harve- stine, Jo Perillo to Barbara Kuras, Rich Lyons to Earl Rhode, Mike Hickey to George Olmstead, Carolyn Pedersea to Charlotte Langely, Ruth Flobach to Judy Barham,
Olga Patek to Joyce Opalecky a left handed bowling shoe, Stanley Hails to George Regan a moldy cub scout hat left to him by D. J. Mac Connell. Carol Kratovil to Barbara Travnicek a little red sonior bow to wear in her pony tail. Bob Masek to Tom Racine his clipboard, Joanne Vanasek to Diane Dite her go-go Cronin picture. Sylvia Kadlec to next year's social committee chairman all her minutes, Nirma Hynd to Mary Grove a pair of three inch heels to be worn when she goes out with someone over 6' 3", Karen Reich to Jo Anne Dvovak her last year's tan. Mar ilyn strnad to Marilyn Goles All her points in Booster Club, Ken Baggs to Ross Radtke one half of Gina Lollanrigida locked in his locker.
Denes Bennet to Bob Friberg his round-off back fl1p in tum- bling. Dottie Kasmal to Mavy Barnett all the pickles from her hamburger. Joe Izzo to Bob Adler his many women, Barbara Havlicek to Gail Kalivoda reducing pills, George Silhan to Dick Krachmer his little black book. Victor Mazylewski to Gcorge Kosinek all his worn our hi-fi records and an osmiun needle. Arlene Sedlak to Alberta Panak her gum suit hangar. Romona Rott to Diane Kosatka her green leotard. Pam Janda to Joan Ver Halen her black skirt from creative dance, Alice Vitek to Deanna Veselsky her old battered ballet shoes, Ray Varr to Dan Krika his Tremendous build.
Judy Hasenberger to Carole Meisenger a pair of shoe strings, Don Tuskey to Nancy Kucera a locker full of like new editions to Newsweek. Jim Trefil to Walter Loveland a slightly chipped 10 Mi. graduate. Robert Pacholski to Bob Zwart his detrmination to get ahead, Joyce Vlach to Wally Nuzgoda " The Tale of Two Cities," Elaine Neugerg to Joan Borovec and all day smile, Gerald Hodan to Frank Stephan His old beet up bengo trumpet, Mel Siska to George Wolszan his ability to fix a car, Ted Beastall to the next man who makes state, his pair of old beat up track shoes.
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