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

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Class Prophecy A few weeks ago as I was flying back to my coconut farm in Hawaii, I chanced to meet on the plane my old classmate, Sharladean Shroats, who is a famous MGM dance instructor. Naturally, we discussed our classmates of 1957 and this is what we discovered they were doing. Janice Miller was elected Mother of the Campus at the University of Michigan. She has five boys. We learned that Janet Higley is a hair stylist and.where at, Michigan State, of course. Betty Buehrer is a charming secretary at the Air Force Base in Texas. Sarah Waters is Supervisor of Nurses at the Hills- dale Community Hospital. Sondra Mull and Marilyn Walker are very successful comedians on T.V. Bob Millsap has recently joined the Foreign Legion. Ray Bristow, is a famous senator in Washington. This couldn't be the Ray we knew. Lyle Clevenger, has finally won his 50th gear-grinder cup at the Indianapolis Speedway. James Dryer and Larry Beem are co-owners of acactus farm in Arizona, of what value is a cactus farm, boys? Judy Barr, is now teaching English and History back at dear ole' C.F.H.S. I heard recently that Dick Bryer has just been elected Secretary of the Treasury. No doubt due to his past experience at ole' C.F.H.S. Verla Strouse is busy painting scenery for the Arthur Godfrey Show. Judy Stickney is still un- married and making her fortune running a boarding house for bachelors. Sharladean told me that Dean Harvey has a new job, that of winding the Court House clock in Hills- dale. She also told me that Dale Marks has a new profession being head judge at the Miss America Con- test. David Michael has just been elected local truant officer. John Barrett recently received the title of World Champion Pool Player. Another bit of news was that while attempting to swim across the Eng- lish Channel, Robert Troop was swallowed by a whale, the whale died, too. It really surprised me to learn that Rosemary Haskins is singing in The Lst Frontier nigh club in Las Vegas, and latest word is that Mary Masters has developed a new formula for preventing baldness on men. James Wisman has become a photographer of babies. Knowing Jim I can't say what is meant by the word babies . Speaking of babies, it seems Jean Ash was recently a little confused, she had jobs as a baby sitter, but was fired after she sat on the babies a few hours. The scene now shifts ,to Emma Black, she has become a famous woman politician. l knew her gift of talking would take her places. Karen Edinger continued her Chemistry work and invented a solution to remove spots from the leopards in the zoos of our nation. Looking through a newspaper, we find that James Crow has just won an oscar for his movie, The Buz- zard . Florence Pearce was recently made captain of the cheerleaders down at West Point. Larry Blount, became the owner of a large glue factory, and he's really stuck on his job. Phil Arm- strong, became a chicken farmer, he paints stripes on stones so he can have barred rocks . I told Sharladean that Carolyn Null was working for me. She climbs the trees and picks the coconuts. Patsy Boyt has a life time job writing the T.V. stories for Rin Tin Tin. I also heard that Nancy Hutchins recently swam over Nigara Falls and floated across the English Channel. These are some that really interested me. Ted Warfield, had become a well known filibuster in Con- gress. Kenneth Vincent, recently became coach of a gir1's traveling basketball team, and Bob Kast has taken over Elvis Presley's place in the entertainment world. I-le drives cadillacs, too. We heard that Alda Burch is happily married and now living in Northem Michigan. Loyd Burger be- came President of a Jelly Bean Factory. He started out by counting the jelly beans. Now as my plane lands in Hawaii, I sincerely wish the class of 57 the best of luck in all their var- ious professions. Respectfully submitted, Linda Eachues 12

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Bus Drivers Myrle McDougal, Frank Aldrich, Orin McCe1lan, Harold Sheldon, Roy Kellicut, leland Shook, Lowell Nye, Olen Woodard, William Rothlisberger, Robert Moore, Richard Shippy, Blon Jenkins, Elgie Wisman, Charles Shroats, Ev- erett Hukill. Cafeteria Staff Jessie Morgan, Virginia Shiffler, Wilma Mclilhenie, Wynola Lott, Melvina Shiffler School Secretory Audrey Wisman Cusfodions Norman Cole, George Seeley, Leland Shook, Howard Ritchey.

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Class Will We, the class of 1957, in town of Camden-Frontier, the county of Hillsdale, and the state of Michigan, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath all our cherished and carefully nurtured abilities, and our priceless incomparable possessions to such members of the Junior Class as have demonstrated their great need for them. And in this manner do we dispose of our possessions: I, BOB BROUGHMAN , think it only fair to leave my football physique to George Lange ---- Happy tackling George. I, ROBERT MILLSAP, leave my car to Billie Hicksenhiser, in hopes that she can keep it running. ROSEMARY I-IASKINS , leave my good sense of humor to Mary Vincent and Pryor Beard. DICK BRYNER , will my desire to become a college athlete to Jerry I-Iigley, and Jerry Long, thinking they will be successful prospects for the future. I, SARAH WATERS, leave my medical skills to Arletta Peters. I, CAROLYN NULL, will my ability to resist men to Cherie Salisbury. I, LARRY BEEM, leave my desire to become a great wrestler to Bill Schmidt, hoping that he will become as well known as Hans Schmidt . I, JANET I-IIGLEY , will my quiet and pleasing ways to Bill Kast and Donna Gary. I, KENNETH VINCENT , leave my specks to Relmond Chamberlain, so as to prevent eyestrain while viewing Jayne Mansfield on the screen. I , TED WARFIELD, bequeath my desire to become the second Einstein to Larry Van Aken. I , MARY MASTERS, leave my peppy manners to Dale Jagger, hoping he will make good use of them. I, ROBERT TI-IROOP, leave my long, black Elvis Presley hair cut to Jack Clark. I, JEAN ASH, will my technique with men to Marian Gary, knowing she will need it. I , JANICE MILLER, leave my wom out shorthand book to Eleanor Gratz and Iris Shaw, knowing they will use it to good advantage. I , DAVID' MICI-IAELS , bequeath with gladness, my Gov. and Ec. books to Sharon Frank and Roger Richardson, know- ing they will get more satisfaction out of the books. I, SHARLADEAN SHROATS , bequeath my ability to tell jokes to, Linda Carter and Virginia Wi lson, also our be- loved teacher Mr. Gardner. I, JUDY BARR, will my basketball ability to Janet Grimm and Martha Ford, wishing them lots of luck next year. I, JAMES CROW, bequeath my bewitching line with the girls to Duane Headley and Richard Gardner, thinking, they could use it. I, BETTY BUEHRER, will by ability to square dance to Carolyn Salisbury. I, JAMES DRYER, leave my old wom out cowboy boots to Gordon Davis, hoping they will help him in football next ear. I , KAIREN EDINGER, bequeath my ability of capturing a certain man's whole and undivided attention to Dorothy Pearce. I , JOHN BARRETT , leave my drag-racing ability to John Carpenter, and my blond hair to Glen Brown. I , PATSY BOYT , will my saxophone to Marvin Shull, hoping he will have enough wind to blow it. I , LYLE CLEVENGER , will my ability to sleep in classes to, Randall Heller, hoping he will find the desk more com- fortable. I , ALDA BURCH, will my quiet and reserved ways to the girls basketball team. I , MARILYN WALKER , will my devilishness to Ronald Ewers. I , ROBERT KAST , leave my unmly lock of hair to Janice Mann, joping she can train it. I, LOYD BURGER, will my side burns to William Strouse. I, LINDA MCHUES , leave my shorthand ability to future shorthand students. I, DALE MARKS, leave my speedyways to Sharon Smith, and my desire to become a great orator to Dixie Hayes. I , NANCY HUTCHINS, leave an awful lot of friends behind. I , JAMES WISMAN , leave my pull in the front office to Mary Ann Curth and Royal Van Aken, knowing they may need it. I , DEAN HARVEY, leave my school work to Robert Rawlins, and I'm glad to get rid of it. I, SONDRA MUI.L , leave my scientific ability to Paul Munger. I, PHIl.IP ARMSTRONG , leave my technique to skip out of certain classes to Jerry Lapham, hoping he will get to visit with his girlfriend. I , EMMA BLACK, will my natural curly hair to anyone who will take it. I, VERIA STROUSE, will my desire to have coffee breaks to next years commercial class. I, LARRY BLOUNT, leave my way with women to James Seely. I, RAY BRISTOW, leave my favorite pastime horsin aroimd to David Strawe and Kenneth Ewers. I, JUDY STICKNEY, will my conspicuous laugh to anyone that will have it. I, myself, FLORENCE PEQRCE, leave my position of sport editor to Carolyn Fouts, and my treasure of cheerleading yells to Ruth Buehrer. Besides these bequests, we leave our best wishes to any and allwho may desire them. Finally, we do hereby name and appoint as the sole executor of this, our last will and testament, our class ad- visors, Mrs. Logan and Mr. Griffin. Inwitness whereof we,the class of 1957, the testator, have set our hand and Seal on this the twenty-third of May in the year of 1957. I, I, Florence Pearce I 3