Chelsea High School - Memories Yearbook (Chelsea, MI)

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The century moves on and those flfty four senlors that progressed weak kneed 1nto the vast world 1n that June of 1950 have brought much fame to our l1ttle town of Chelsea Let s look 1n and see what goes on As you enter the vlllage of Cavanaugh Lake, Nelly Atk1nson s Woman s Exclus1ve Tourlst Court sxgn shlnes out You see she st1ll avolds all men Further down the road we notlce Marlann Bauer, keeplng her motto of Cheaper by the Dozen As you enter the Clty of Chelsea you not1ce that Bycraft s tax1 servlce has grown now that Bruce has made Dexter S9I'V1C6 a hab1t It s a b1rd It s a plane No, lt s Oscar Bare1s and h1s hellcopter whlch he bought from e farm profxts Roslyn Reule and V1rg1n1a Chr1swell have brought Chelsea world recogn1t1on 1n men s haxr styles Robert Toney and Lou1s Dreyer have entered a new clown act 1n the Barnum and Ba1ly clrcus they re known as Bob Blows at Cork act Ronme Eder never gave up we see h1m st1ll accountmg for h1S nlght l1fe now It s to h1S Wlfe, not h1s mother Wallace Franklln lS general Jamtor for the new a1r f1eld at Waterloo Gertrude W1dmayer and Wmona Franklln get together real often to talk over the1r former dates w1th undercxassmen Sara Geer IS employed as a teacher 1n the local elementary department Coyne Hollday IS l1v1ng the exc1t1ng l1fe of a m1n1ster near North Lake B111 Koselka has f1n1shed h1s course on Blondes Beware at State and now resldes on Washlngton Street Walter Zeeb has kept h1s exclus1ve r1ght to head the Sod Busters, ever SINCE 1949 Lanhs Truckxng Company lssues two b1lls a month now, as Mary Ann Schrader IS bookkeeper Jean McClure has her convertlble drlven by Arden Musbach full txme now Genny Wheeler and Phyllls Stoll both marrled farmers and love the l1fe of farmers w1ves Marlene Schne1der and Norm O Connor are tour1ng Europe, she dusts the plano and Norm plays for royalty Patrlcla Murphy has wrltten her f1rst book, It s entltled, Blg and Mlghty Muscles Me L1sten What s that? Oh dear, our V1rg1n1a Qulatt just smashed her father s car agam Peggy Schalble IS happlly marr1ed and recently named her f1rst son Frank We not1ce Patr1c1a Scott and Mar1lyn Johnson are bat g1rls for the two world famous base ball players, none other than our own Bob Vogel and Marty Tobln Dorothy Thomas has full control of f1nances ln her home Could It be due to the Semor - . , . . ......... - cc - y x ' ' ,, . . . . . U . . H 1 1: . - . , . . . , . , ., . . . . - - , th - J KK va -- - N . . . . ' . . . . ., , . - - .. . KK ,7 ' . L . . . , . . . .. ' ' -a - gg - . H . - y . .. . . , - .. . . . . .

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To Pat vue gxve thts song to slng To Arden whose known to all as MOOSE We gxve thts address book to put to use We gtve to Dave th1s rxnse of red Because he uses lt so tt s saxd Stnce Norm wants to be a famed musxctan We gtve htm thxs ptece to start h1s ambltxon To a lass who seems to be so qumet We glV9 thls rattle to Phyllts Ptatt Because we ve heard hxs tales a lot We gxve th1s corn to John Ktoj Popp Because her amb1t1on lS to fly an axrplane We gxve th1s avlatxon book to Elame Although you may thxnk Vlrgln a s Qulatt We g1VE her UIIS mask to show she s a rxot To Roslyn we glve this PICYUYQ of Kenny To her xt s worth mxllwns to us a penny Bob there s bandages ln th1s klt For 1n football you were always hlt Emtly these sunklst dates we g1Ve to you As the dates you glve are very few To Peg we glve thts lxttle blke For the dxstance to Dexter IS qulte a hxke Th1s mlrror we g1VC our frlend Marlene As meer gxrls are seldom seen For an overmght party If she has anymore We glve Mary Ann U'llS alarm clock to wake her for sure To Jeanne we glve th1s fancy bouy For 1t s Waterloo' Shxp ahoyl Phyllts th1s bottle of cream w1ll make your lxfe merry For xt wtll remxnd you of your days at Wetnberg Dalry Dorothy we gxve you thms feather cut tn two To remmd you when your next feather cut IS due To Toney we glve thls song of Carolyn For nothmg s f1ner then belng wtth Mertlyn Because he had such a resxstant heart To Bob Vogel thxs cuptd dart Because Genevxeve s mckname seems to be Farmer We glve her thls package of seeds and hope lt won t alarm To Mary Ann Wheeler a short hand student was she Here goes a long hand a dxversxon you see' To a girl whose name ts Nancy White We glve thls soap to keep her future brlght To Gert we glve thxs small band a1d To patch up her quarrels xt seems It was made Thls needle a.nd thread to Bette Wolfe goes As she mended her ways as everyone knows To Dean, a boy wlth a sense of humor, We gxve h1m thts shoe so he may get a kxck out of 11.6 sooner These boxmg gloves to Walt do go For over h1s opponents he ll Wm we know To the baby of the class we d l1ke to wlll Th1s l1ttle dolly play wlth It Wmona and get a blg thrtll Now on .Tack her mmd ts rested But Pat remember that Crosley you Just tested.? Between Chelsea and Dexter her mmd does fxght So to Joan goes thxs map to make thmgs rtght Pat S Wmona Joan Understgners Schmoe Crumb Our hearty thanks for bearmg vuth us' Jerk I' , ', V ,M 5 I y 42' , , . . y ' ' ' t f 45. ' ' ' -f I . . . , he ' 4 ' -- f 46. , N , . I . . . ' Y 47' - 4 , y ' ' f 'f ? . 48. ' - f - 4 , ' ' -- ' . 49. ' , ' L ' . so. ' ' ' . ' 51. - -- . , ' , . I 52. , , 4 y . , . . -- I ' . . A ' f , 53. ' ' , ' ' - s4.- ' I 1' . -A P.s. U Q , ' f f- H ' .gf 5 9 'v 'ff' , ' 4 I 1 X05 N O t 5 5

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treasurer s Job she d1d so well? Dallas Lake IS st1ll work1ng ln a factory, and Look! the jalopy he drxves, we wonder what happened to h1s b1g ldeas? Esther Klobuchar has advanced and IS now seen Slttlllg on her boss s a See that flash of red? Yes, Davld Myers IQ st1ll ln town We notlce Bob Robblns walkmg along sxnglng h1s old t1me favorlte Margle In Joan Hughes mlnd 1ts st1ll not June nor July but just May Boy' what a pretty nurse Why 1ts Shlrley LeVan, and look at the patlents whose hands she gets to holdll Now we know why Ralph called everyone Snuff It was because of h1s secret 1nterests 1n Tobacco Advertlsments Betty Wolfe st1ll makes her daxly tr1p to John s, Just for old tlmes sake We f1nd Emlly return1ng from her work to chat w1th her old frlend Evelyn who IS as shy as ever There are two new bus1ness flrms 1n Chelsea Mary Ann Wheelers Nursery and Mary Hankerd s Bowlmg Alley John Popp 1S now a carpenter bel1eve It or not he s st1ll cuttmg up Whats th1s we see Danny Maroney hard at workl' He never exerted hlmself l1ke that 1n Government Class Plmton Johnson and Dean Wortley are now the proprletors of Bachelors Parad1se It s rumored that Elalne Plckett IS commander of a sh1p We were mformed that J Nell Lantls IS owner of a group of chaxn stores His speciality is of course Mama Dolls 'Nancy Whlte has devlsed a new approach step for bowlmg lt goes one two hop three Jean Schulz st1ll has the mckname of Ennle Ulz We wonder lf her last name IS st1ll the same Now that Audrey Lake IS a farmer s wlfe, she has d9Vlb8d a new varlety of potatoes that aren t fattemng she must st1ll be on a d1et Lmda Bradbury fmally made her great dec1s1on and has moved far away from Chelsea We see Phyll1s P1att IS competlng w1th the other beauty parlors ln town Now that we have seen 1nto the future, we close the door knowlng our lxves w1ll not be as predlcted but mstead hoplng they w1ll be full of happlness and success We, three g1rls of the 1950 Semor Class Jean, Audrey, and Lmda v ' ' ' ' l p. - . . . . . . - gf ' 7? Phyllis Hoffman is reading the latest novel, Feed your Husband from Tin Cans . lar . . . . . . ,