Camden Frontier High School - Redskin Yearbook (Camden, MI)

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VERYL WATTS Second Grade Western Michigan Hillsdale College, State University AUDREY WISMAN Office International Business Michigan State University, College Colorado A 8 M., B, S Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Shroats, Richard Shippy, F1-and Aldrich, Gerald Sheppard, Lyle Lemmon, Everett Hukill, Elgie Wisman, Bill Rothlisberger, Olen Woodard, Blon Jenkins, Lowell Nye, Leland Wasnich. Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Mclilhenie, Virginia Shiffler, Melvma Shiffler, Louesa Shiffler, Wynola Lott. L-is i ' , , . H,-f--vc Zi X QT

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MARY M. MILLER RALPH H. Mrmzn MARIAN NO-1-T First Grade Supefintendent lcjndergag-ten Huntington College 3.5. Michigan State Normal Michjgan State Normal University of Michigan Wayne University Bo so, Mo so SUSAN PIRNER Health Science Physical Education Bowling Green, B, S. NELLIE POTTER Kindergarten Hillsdale College, West- ern Michigan College, Sienna Heights College, Ypsilanti Normal College MARTHA B. REED Biology Social Studies, East Lansing, B. A. RONAID R. REYNOLDS Principal Physics Indiana University A. B., M. S. College, A. B. ROBERT PRIESKORN Business Education Michigan State Normal College, University of Michigan B. S., M. A. FIDRENCE SHIPPY Fourth Grade Sienna Heights College Hillsdale College, Michigan State University, B. S,

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Class Will We, the class of 1956, about to leave the town of Camden, the county of Hillsdale, and the state of Michigan being in as good mental condition as usual, and in much better temper, have called you together, before our , departure, to hear our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. I dread to tell you, but be calm: Mr. Reynolds is here ready to revive all fainting ones, but he cannot attend too many. Here is our secret, keep it well. I, PATTY ROBERTSON, leave my horn to ROBERT MILLSAP, knowing he will have enough wind to blow it. I, PATSY HAYES, leave my desire to dance with Rock Hudson, to FLORENCE PEARCE, thinking they will make a good pair. I, MARILYN BRISTOW, bequeath my ability to stay out of school, to BOB KAST, since Bob is so fond of school. I, CLARENCE RIGELMAN, bequeath with pleasure Bunion's Biddies to JIM WISMAN, hoping he will appreciate it more than I did. I, NORMAN GOLLNICK, bequeath my height to SHARLADEAN SI-IROATS, knowing she'll always look down on me. I, ONALEE WHITE, will my good conduct to LYLE CLEVENGER, who occasionally could make use of it. BILL NULL, leave my shyness to RAY BRISTOW, who sometimes needs it. LOREE FOWLER, will my way of keeping only one man on the string to EMMA BLACK. I, HUGH WHITMORE, will my technique with women to JOHN BARRETT. I, CONNIE MOORE, bequeath my long eye lashes to BETTY BUEHRER, hoping she will get more effect when she winks at the boys. I, CAROLYN FORD, bequeath my ability to play basketball to DICK BRYNER and hope he will make more baskets next year. I, MARY ANN WELTI, leave my willingness to study and mind my own business to VERLA STROUSE, who could sometimes use it. I, SARAH MOHR, will my woman's privilege to change my mind, to MARY MASTERS. I, SHARON EACHUES, will with gladness, my Economics book to JAMES DRYER, knowing he will study it constantl I, SHARON WATERS, bequeath my ability to tell jokes to ALDA BURCH, as well as MR. GARDNER. l, CARLISLE HEADLEY, bequeath my ability to sleep in Study Hall to JEAN ASH, who occasionally needs a few more hours of sleep. I, DICK AGNEW, bequeath my peppy manners to LOYD BURGER. I, BOB ROBERTSON, will my desire to go with all the girls to BOB Tl-IROOP. I, JOHN ALWARD, will my speaking ability to DALE MARKS, hoping some day he will be a great oratcr. I, DICK I-IINKLE, leave my broad shoulders to LARRY BLOUNT, so as to help him in football. I, JOE BALOGH, bequeath my ability to get to school on time to DAVE JOHNSTON, who is always coming in late. I, JIM HODGE, will my driving ability to KENNETH VINCENT, hoping he will get so he can come in the school drive on only one wheel. I, JUANITA BILLMAN , leave six of my first dozen children to CAROLYN NULL. I, CHARLES JENKINS, leave my muscles to FLOYD ABBOTT, hoping some day he will be a champion boxer. I, KAY MILLARD, will my quiet ways to ROSEMARY HASKINS, knowing she will need them. I, ALBERTA MAY, leave my ability to always have my boyfriend eat lunch wid: me, to JUDY STICIQIEY. I, CAROL KALTZ, bequeath my ability to speak that which is on my mind, to MARILYN WALKER. I, RAYMOND CARTER, leave Ha.rlett's Hatchery to LARRY BEEM, in hopes he will keep it in business. l, DON ROBINSON, will my ability to wisecrack in government to SONDRA MULL, knowing she will use it to good advantage. I, Sl-IIRLEY DUNLAP, leave three of my tropical fish to JUDY BARR. I, NORMAN WASNICH, bequeath my black, wavy hair to CHARLES CARPENTER. I, SHIRLEY MASTERS, will my ability to get my diploma certificate before my marriage certificate to JANICE MILLER. I, CHUCK KING, will my good grades in typing to KAREN EDINGER, knowing she will need them. I, DOROTI-IEA STANLEY, bequeath my ability to resist the opposite sex to SARAH WATERS. I, CALVIN LINEBRINK, will my ability to hold hands with my girl in English class to BOB BROUGHMAN, thinking he might use it to good advantage. I, JACK DUNLAP, bequeath my desire to go to college to NANCY HUTCHINS. I, FRANK KNAPP, leave the remains of my typewriter to BETTY HAMILTON, knowing she will need a mechanic. l, DICK ROBINSON, will my figure to TED WARFIELD and my good grades to DAVID MICI-IAELS. I, EUNICE SPADE, bequeath my roving eyes to LINDA EACHUES. I, ED KNAPP, leave my ability to cut my own hair to PATSY BOYT, so she won't need to spend so much time in tha beauty parlor. 1. I.