Chelsea High School - Memories Yearbook (Chelsea, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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XF Inum II .Le wa hon We the Class of Nmeteen Hundred and F1fty one ded1cate our -Xnnual to Mr Maglera ln appr'ec1at1on of hls guldance and fr1endsh1p to our class 3 menu fra hon QW 'Mahi ALBERT C JOHNSON A B M A CHARLES S CAMERON A B M A SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Western M1Ch1g3n Kalamazoo College UHIVSFSIIY of M1ch1gar1 Umwerslty of M1ch1gan School of Adm1n1strat1on School of Adm1n1str'at1on acu fy Soclal Scxence CARL C CHANDLER A B MABLE W FOX A B M A JOHlN S MAGIERA B L1'llYEI'Slty of Mlchlgan Umxerslty of Mlchlgem Alhance Francalse Parls Soual Sc1ence and Enghsh Enghsh and French 4 Hlllsdale College bnnersny of M1Ch1gBH Umversxty of Kansas Economuts and Soc1al S1Udl6S Coach Physlcal Educatlon V g 0 0 0 l I9 A ..., kiwi wh, , 44. ! t : 'Jar ETV A - x A X J A A-ZX, , V, . , V 'A A ' nw'w1w+,. A. 4, if I X X 7 . :J no A -'M MW ,, 6 K g A I .2 :ik A .- ' 1 'wr I , ' , , ' f x 1 4 K rx V , 1 ,. 1 -,l.. . ,,..,...' Y. ,A. -H-'f,..ai MICHELENA E DEROSE PH B LAURENE MARTIN B S VIRGINIA BETLEY A B S1ena Helghts College Mxclugan State College M1ch1gan State Normal Commerclal Home Econom1cs Educauon Engllsh and Latm A-up--Q It nn.-i A I? --'-' ESTHER L SCHELL A B EDWARD L BENJAMIN B S REX E STARKS B S M1Ch1gHn State College M1Ch1gaH State College Mathemaucs Phys1cal Sclence M1ch1gan Normal M1ch1gan State Umversxty of M1ch1gan Industmal Arts RAYMOND A LOUTHEN B S PHILIP H SMITH B S JOSEPH J FISCHER B D Western M1Ch1gan M1ch1gan State College Un1xers1ty of M1Ch1g3n Phy51 al Educatxon Agmculture Art H1story and Sclence Coach 5 R 1' L A fy X ow U . go g,.... 1 Q W if F, ' at -M A W ., g LPI -I A Q- ll l i 1' l Ah-,Q Xoxfg W 1 - . 1 N! W-,fs ik 5+ 'xx M ' 1 . 4 , 1- 3s L ' W, svfiff P54 ,. ii? nw-mmf , 4,1 Officers PRESIDENT Duane Gentner Duane If there were more of his kind, The world would be better off. Football 1, 2 Band 1,2,4 Class Play 4 Hi-Y 4 Class President 4 VICE - PRESIDENT Kay Murphy nvMuFphuv Nothing is more enduring than a sweet personality. Class Secretary 2 Vice-President 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 4 Operctta 2, 45 D.A. R. American Legion Student Council Vice-Pres.3 G. A..-X. 4, Journalism 4 Annual Typist 6' nwzis' SECRETARY Lois Eisele Slew Foot If you want to be happy get fun out of life The world s a gay place along with its strife Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 4 G A -X 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Operetta 4 Play 3 4 G11 ls'St1te 3 Journalism 3 4 X ice President 4 Latin Club 2 Secretary 2 TR FASURER Joan Schneider In school she took most exery co irse But she wouldn't be Jo without 1 horse if Chorus 1 7 Class Tveasuxer 4 Latin Cllb 3 4 Class Plan. 3 4 Annual 'lvpist 7 Q' . ,. . V- Q ' i 53 ll ll VY H ' Jo l . ' - v ' , Y - N v V 1 1 .- - . . . . , A v . L . - - 2 . . I .' L l- , ' 1 -, S ' 1 , P - ' . Leola Altstaetter Leol 1 Small 1n SIZE that she may be But she ll make news you wa1t and see Journal1sm 3 4 Co ed1tor Theodore Betts Ted A l1ttle nonsense now and then ls reI1shed by the best of men Ann Arbor H1gh l 2 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Y 3 John Blaznek Iohn Be good and you'll be happy But you ll m1ss lots of fun H Y34 Nancy Broder1ck Nancy What s l1fe wlthout some fun? Chorus 3 4 Operetta 4 Dav1d Crocker 'Baby Face He has always ranked among the best Whether lt be athle-t1cs or just the gang Basketball 1 2,3 4 Baseball 1, 2,3 Athlet1c Board 3 H1 Y 3,4 16' 'Ni 'ff' Y 'K 8 'V Walter Bauer Butch' In at e1ght and up at f1ve On the farm 1S where I thr1ve Football 123 FA1234V1CePFS H Y3 Ruth Beuerle Ruth' Full of fun and m1sch1ef too Domg all there IS to do Chorus 4 Operetta 4 A Basketball 4 Duane Bott Duane I would rather be a farmer an a Pres1dent Football 1 3 Basketball l 2 rack 12 3 F A H1 Y 3 4 D1str1ct Secretary 4 Verta Mary Clark Verta She's always ready and w1ll1ng to help Chorus 1 Operetta 1 Cheerleader 1 2 Lat1n Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Journal1sm 3 4 Co ed1tor 4 G A A 2 Annual Staff Semor Stand Co Manager Claude Deatrlck Claude Claude IS a qulet one shy but not sad When you get to know h1m he's a real n1ce lad FFA 11 , vu -4 11 l I Y ' ' , 'A' ' , ' ' .Y 1' - A , - ' 4 A ' F. . . , , , ' - e . , i- , f h 5 . A tr' 1? . ft vu 11 In fx Q - '17, H ' . , I, 1 - ,A . . , 9' K, . . V ,p , , K- I 4 - 1 ' ' G. A . . 2, 4 Hi- , 4 V, ,g 3 A ., ll ll ' l ll II , th' , . . 0' ' i' , . 'N T . , .4 F. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 'Y YI C 2 yy V' U ' ' D . . . It Q ' gui? , lg I 'Q 1 , 2:3 - y ' ' Y Il ' I1 ll Nancy Eisemann ll Nancy Openly quiet but often sh fools Band 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Chorus 2 A A Allan Erke Beargrea se Allan's a farmer from head to toes There'll be good farming wherever he goes Football 1 2 Baseball l 2 F F A 1 2 3 4 Treasurer H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Junior Conservation 1 Frederick Fischer Fred Some day straight and tall he ll stand Behind his pulpit in Dixie Land Track 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Chaplain 3 4 Play 3 Class Play 3 Chorus 3 4 Operetta 4 Latin Club 1 2 Annual Staff Asst Editor Robert Geer Geer He's big and brawny stout and tal But the bigger they are the harder they fall Chorus 3 4 H Y 4 Latin Club 1 Football 2 Ruth Guenther ' Ruth Ever ready, ever helpful A finer girl would be hard to find. Chorus 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Operetta 2,4 Junior Play 3 Ruth Eiseman Ruth' In every rank be it great or small She fills her place among them a Central Treasurer 4 Most representative girl GAA 1 23 4 ClassPlay3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Annual Typist Class Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Senior Stand Co Manager Wanda E schelbach ' Wanda Wanda's our queen from the Chelsea Fair I guess I was lucky she would declare Class President 1 Vice President 3 Student Council 4 Secretary 4 G A A 2 4 Ba ketbal14 Cheerleader 2 Chorus l 4 Operetta 1 4 Play 3 4 Annual Staff Victor Gauthier ' Vic V1c's not so tall but he likes to sing He thinks an Operetta s quite thc, thing Track 1 2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 4 Chorus 2 4 Operetta 2 4 Y 3 4 Ray mond Girnrnev Ray He s a likeable fellow Y Hazel Hafley Hafley' Oh how short the nights are! Chorus 2 3,4 Operetta 2, 4 Arlene Ha1st Duane Hull Halst Hall She s myster1ous there's no doubt A mm of few words but We never know what she s about ' lbs- much thought Chorus l 4 Operetta 4 Y 3 Phyl11s Harrlson Phxl Howell Hlgh School orus 1 G G A Chelsea H1gh School Chorus 2 4 Operetta A Class Play 3 4 Davld Hoffman Dave If he has any faults He has left us 1n doubt Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Student Counc1l 3 4 Lat1n Club 3 4 Play 4 Buddy Johnson Bud' Never let your studles 1nter fere Wlth your educatlon Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 Class Play 3 4 Athlet1c Board 4 Student Councll 2 3 B nd 1 2 3 Class Pres1dent 2 Stanley Kmckerbocker Kmck In all sports he has excelled In blue and gold h1s name was spelled Athletlc Board 2,4 Pres 2 Class V1ce Pres1dent 2 H1 Y 3,4 SergeantAtArms 4, Play 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 -env GJ' 4.4-If -f George Heydlauff Hcydlauff No smner and no sa1nt perhaps But well the very best of chaps Class Pres1dent3 Vlce Pres 1 Athlet1cBoard2 Vlce Pres H1 Y 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Plly 3 Chorus 4 Pres1dent 4 Operetta 4 F otball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Play3 Annual Staff Most representatlve boy Maur1ne Hoffman Maurme It 1sn't what you do It s what you get away w1th Band 1 2 3 4 Vlce Preslden 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 4 A Basketball 2 3 4 Mary Klobuchar Mary Modest 1D m1nd1ng her wn affalrs G A A 3 4 Secretary 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 3 Annual Typlst Melw 1U Leach Leach The greatest man may ask foollsh Questlon now and then F A , , Gerald Lehmann Jerry Jerry IS one who can get an A In most any class anyday Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 Latm Club l 2 Treasurer 1 H1 Y 3 4 Journallsm 3 Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Amer1can Leglon Award 3 Athletlc Board 3 4 Annual Ed Class Play 5 Valedlctormn Donna N oah Donna She CHFFIES a smlle for cxery one Latln Club 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Journallsm 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 VICG Pres Semor Play G G A 4 G1rls' Basketball 4 Donald O'Dell 'Dee Content to s1t back and let the world roll by Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 H1 Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Play 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 3 Gperetta 2 4 Donald Plerson Donme Have a good t1me wh1le you re 11v1ng Cause you'll be dead 1 long t1rne Football 1 2 Basketball I 2 Track 3 4 Band 1 2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 H Y 3 Operetta 2 4 Kenneth Proctoz Kenny Why study? The more we study the more we have to forget Football 1 2 3 4 T ack 1 2 3 4 F A 2 3 4 V1ce Pr Reporter 4 ,f 'U John Llghtner rn I ll study 1f I feel llke lt and won't 1f I dont Ill p1ss I can If I can t I won' F A Y 5 Pasketball l 3 lrack 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Counc ll l K arl O Dell Mountflln Red Happy '1mI from c ues I m free Why aren t thfy all just llkc me'7 H Y 5 4 VICE PFLi1fl6Ill4 Ass t St md Manager Annual Staff Duane Otto Otto Good humor IS the best dress one can wear ln soclety H Y 3 4 Track 1 Ass t Stand Manager Jayne Proctor Ilyne A f11mer's wlfe somcdxy she ll c rmg shc hxs proof' you see A eerlexdcz 1 Class S txetlrwl A let1c Bond 5 K xthleen Qulgle N Kay A qulet and 1 etlrlnq soul What to wrtte we do not knoxx Chorus 1 James Robards llJimll It's not war that bothers me, 1t's women. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track 2 3 4 Donald Schrader ' Wheel A party w1thout h1m would be no fun For he gets along Wlth everyone Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 H1 Y 3 4 F A Athlet1c Board 3 4 Boy's State Rosemary Steele Ros1e She 1S qu1et though her ha1r red Sa1nt Joseph Academy Chorus 1 Chelsea Hlgh School Latm Club 2 Journal1sm Club 3 Ass't Stand Manager Annual Typ1st Ca1v1n Summer Ca I a1med for the tree and stopped Wlth a Jerk Can I help It lf my brakes don't Lat1n Club 3 H Y 3 4 Play 3 Dor1s V1ckers Dor1s She seems rather qu1et and has l1ttle to say A 3 ,fi 1 -I4 Georgia Ann Salzgeber Georgie Her big brown eyes conceal the deviltry within. G.A.A.1,2,3 . 1, 41 ?i. 'SZ' Cheerleader 1 Theodore Slane Jess Some may th1nk he's a lad1es man But 1f Jess can't do lt nobody can Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 V1ce Pres 3 Pres1dent 4 Operetta 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff Raymond Ste1nbach Ray A true woman I've never met so I'll Just love my clarmet Bandl 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Manager 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Athlet1c Board 3 Lat1n Club 1 2 H1 Y Club 3 4 Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Annual Staff Ma rt1n Tob1n ' Marty Let my deeds speak for me Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 H Y 3 4 Play3 Athletlc Board 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 3 Pres Chorus 4 Operetta Annual Staff Delor1s Walker Dee She surely keeps us guessmg Chorus 1 2 3 4 A A Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff I IV VI V! Y 1 f 'A 1 s T . , . , I., - 7 1 I 1 gf. A , A, , F. . . 1, 2, 3,4 I , , ll - tl K ,, H ' ' ' is , - 1 1 1 1 i 1 I . 4- , . , 1 . S 3. I A 1 Y r ll f' K .P 1 1 1 work? 5 5 ,V 1 1 , . 1, f i' 1 '- 1 - . . 4 1 ' 'X S, 3 ' H . R yi :Lf-, X X ff. 'f-:- ' rv lv G.A. . 1 , , , G. . . 1 ,Q , i J 5 12 WW' if Nui f QC Ao , , Mary Lois Weinkauf Louise Walz Mary Lois Louie Dick Richard Seeley Wh t' N irls in heaven? I could not other than jolly be, Life's just one blooming thing after a . o g For happiness is part of me. a ' G A A. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 nother. Well, just leave me here. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Play 3 Latin Club 3,4 Annual Staff Treasurer of Penny Milk 4 Annual Typist el'lL0l'J First Row A Haist D Vickers R Steele L Walz K Murphy D Gentner J Sch Eisele R Eisernan M Klobuchar W Eschelbach Second Row V Gauthier D Noah L Alstaetter R Guenther V Clark J Proctor K Proctor Third Row D Pierson W Bauer F Fischer A Erke D Hall D Bott C ODell J Robards C Summers S Knickerbocker T Betts D Schrader G Heydlauff th Row D Otto R Seele J Blaznek C Deatrick D Hoffman B Johnson M Four y Crocker J Lightner T Slane B Geer R Steinbach J Lehmann D O'Dell 13 neider L M Weinkauf Harrison R Glmmey Tobin D o l l l .-i, 1 1 . . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . R. Beuerle, Mr. Chandler, Miss DeRose, N. Eisemann, H. Hafley, K. Quigley, P. ' , ' . ' ' I ' y . . , . , . , . , . , . , - , - , J ' 7 ' J ' 7 ' . I ' I ' ' a ula tory I wlsh to welcome you here on behalf of the graduatlng class of 1951 I know I speak for all the class when I say that We deeply appreclate all you have done for us We have not always followed your good advlce w1sely nor too well but now that we are about to step from your guldance we are begmmng to reallze what It has meant to us Th1s school has taught us respect self rel1ance and loyalty qual1t1es whtch w1ll be mvaluable to us always When our class f1rst entered Chelsea H1gh 1t had the d1s t1nct1on of belng the largest ln the h1story of the school and slnce then we have seen and been a part of Chelsea's champ1onsh1p basketball team These and other accomphsh ments of vxh1ch we are so proud would not ha Je been poss1ble were lt not for the fr1er1dly support and 'xsslstance of the whole commun1ty We hope we wlll contmue to l1V9 up to the standard we have set and that you w1ll always haxe cause to be proud of us We w1ll not forget the help you haxe rendered us nor w1ll we be negllgont of help to others Our smcere thanks for everythmg to everyone of you from everyone of us Joan Ellen Schne1der afe zcfory Parents Faculty and Fellow Classmates We have now reached the po1nt of no return and the knowledge that we have acqu1red w1th the help of our teachers w1ll be put to the strongest test that we have thus far acknowledged Now 15 the t1me to prove our mettle be lt IH sports educatlon scxence entertamment busmess pol1t1cs or m the home but no matter what we do we must do lt w1th the courage md determmatxon needed to do lt well Let us set our goals h1gh and strlve to reach them and make the world better for our chlldren and our ch1ldren's chlldren to l1ve 1n We must not l1ve just for today but we must llve for tomorrow If some of us should be asked to serve our country we must also do that well w1th the thought ln m1nd of bettermg the world for future generatlons Twlce 1n the last four decades our country has fought for the betterment of the world and now a th1rd t1me I hope that wlth God s help th1s w1ll be the last t1me for all t1me to come Wlth that thought ln m1nd my classmates and I the Class lN1neteen Hundred and Flfty One say goodby to Chelsea H1gh takmg the pleasant memor1es of our school days wlth us Jerry Lehmann 14 C . 1 , Y ' A - , , 5 . . . . L . - , V . Y V A - L . U . L - C 7 4 . I 7 tl ' , , : Graduation -- the goal that we have sought for twelve years is now in our grasp. K ' I 1 . 1 D ' n l 1 . 1 , , - , V - ' ' I , ' ' Cfadd Nw forty 0 iff' z - -, ix V ' H V'-i EJ f 1 ' I 1 1 Il LL-V fy 5, - 1, - f , I '. I - , V. ' --'J ' Q , 'rv fl. 1- ', ' ' I I '.::,f ' fi. f 4 -' I 3 Pr- YQ. HL- ' X. I m ' - ' I. . 'J' T' f , QV., YT ' 1 s ' ! ' . ' I ' F' V ' 1- v YJ I ' 2 '- 1' : 1- 1 I '.' ' Q? Il ' ' L ia tory To the class of f1fty one We glxe these gtfts just for fun And we hope that they w1llbr1ngJoy To exerv glrl and boy To Mls Betley we ,que thxs dut We thxnk she m1ght l1ke to try xt M1 Benjamln these llfe savers to vou We glxe Th it 1n case of a chemlstrv exploston You st1ll mlght l1xe To M1 C xmeron we ,Que thls paper money He1e's hoplng 1t mlkes your cl'1vs sunny Fox Mr Qhandlel who saw us through gne these autographs to you e glxe thls candv to Mrs Qlaue flnd someone so sweet IS very rare Mxss Dellose we glve 1 pot of stcw m rcmtnd hcl of thlt man cllled Stu To Mr Flscher we ,que th1s eyebrow pencll For when makmg eves he doesn't need a stencll To lVI1ss Fox we glve th1s ruler Bu nusc wc xt heard Mr lohnson llkes to flsh We ,que hlm thls hook and out good luck wlsh To Mr Louthen wc g1V9 thls tooth paste For that smlle of yours 15 alwavs IH good tlstc. o Mrs Maglera who taught speech e Que her se-mor plctures to remlnd hcr of each r Nlaglera th1s trophy we glxe to you a 1oke But the ones the hovs won fox xou were no we hope Io M1ss Schell we gue thls bottle f Stn lan So she ll be ln stvle when she meets her man To 'Xlr Smlth we ,que th1 plckage of seeds Here s hoplng that thev ll grow w1thout anv weeds To Mr Stlrks we g1Ve thls hammer Slnce 1n shop h1s boys make such a clamor To Leola who 15 so very small We g1ve thls yardstlck 1n case she grows tall A farmer boy as everyone knows To Butch we g1Ve these p1g's toes Ted Betts we g1V9 a box of Pep he w1ll always be 1n step Ruth Beuerle we QIVQ th1s bottle of peroxlde keep her ha1r touched up on both s1des Some of John Blaznek's def1n1t1ons are really qulte amuslng So to hun thls d1ct1onary whlch we hope he'll be usmg Th1s horse we g1ve to Duane Bott So 1n the future he'll he able to trot To Nancy Broderlck we g1V6 the rules of grammar IH the future she'll please Mr Chandler Verta a sweet llttle lass e g1V9 thls candy from the class 1. QIVQ thls book entltled Success o Dave Crocker we g1ve thls hour glass ln college he won't be late to class A llght bulb we glve to th1s fa1r lass To remlnd Lo1s of the br1ght 1deas she has So her career won't be sad We ,Que to Nancy Elsemann th1s shorthand pad To Ruth hlseman goes thls ruler and a sympatheuc look She used lt many tlmes m checklng our school books To Allan we gue th1s statlonery he may keep the glrls merry So she'll not forget those hlgh school plays e gne to Wanda these two bouquets e g1V9 Fred th1s prayer book to be a Mlmster he took o remmd h1m of h1s manager days e g1V9 Vxctor th1s book of basketball plays unwound he'll never be e gne to Bob Geer thls l1ttle key gl. , .Y . . F Y - K . , 2 . I . L . . ' 'R . To ' , So ' ' . '. 'z ' A' g ' .' ' ' 1 K .U . . T0 ' ' ' , To ' ' . . . ' K . , , - , We 1 ' . ' ' ' To ' f ' C . ' l To ' : 'v Q 1 , - - Q , Tc 'H z 1 a . ' . ' , So ' . . V , . ' I To 1 . v W ' ' . To help her keep her classes cooler. To Claude who, we know, will progress, WA ' ' ' ll 7.11 51 ' A 3' '5 ' . 1 I , T ' ' , V ' v ' ' Y L v V ' . A ' ' ' ' g L ' ' . , ' Z ,' 1, , , - ' l D 4 ' ' . T . . ' ' 1 , wr ', - ' ' ,. . , . ' 1 as Q , : t Y ' kv I A ' Y I ' l ff ' - So ' . ' ' 1 ' ' o - rs , 1 1 , W . I A ' , . I W , . I j As ' ' , . ' . . ' ' 's 2 A ' T . . . , , I Nl , W . . . D S0 , . 4 ' ' , W w ' ' A , 16 To our President Duane Gentner th1S ladder we g1Ve So he'll come down to our level and really IIVG Because of h1S lnterest ln au latlon 1S hlgh e g1V9 to Ray Glrnmey th1S airplane to fly Ruth Guenther may keep her volce real sweet e g1V9 her canary food to eat Hazel we g1V9 a great blg M remlnd her of her many men Arlene a convertlble we present remlnd her of the boy lt represents Duane Hall we've heard no prattle to hlm we g1Ve thls rattle To remlnd Phyllis of that soldler This map we glve so she may follow hlm all ouer To remlnd hlm of the queen he found We g1Ve to George thls golden crown To remlnd Dave Hoffman of hlS art days We g1Ve to hlm these pl9CeS of clay So that floor burns again may she never have We g1Ve Maureen thls soothlng salue That he won't forget any glrls on hls hook Because she blushes as everyone knows To Mary thls box of powder goes We g1V9 thls football to Stanlev Knlck Wlth hopes that hls team wlll never be llcked In a meat market he has worked to Melvln we glve a DIQCS of pork Jerry we glve thls book of knowledge he wlll get good grades ln college John Llghtner who slep through many a class g1V9 a box of no nods at last o Kav because she IS so small e glue her ultamlns so she wlll grow tall Donna we glve thls nurse's cap her nurslng career may start off with a snap worklng ln a garage he greatly deslres We g1V6 Carl thls chew lng gum to patch up the tlres In case he forgets the ones he walked home To Don O'Dell we g1V9 th1S beautiful stone To Duane Otto we glue thls book on speed So he may have It ln case of need Don Pierson lS always playlng some klnd of sway So we QIVC hlm thls pretty plece to pl'lV To Jayne we glue thls lock of halr lt's really from the one for whom you care Kenny we glVe thls kernel of corn over Roslyn he'll never mourn Kathleen who IS so qulet g1Ve thls drum to make a FlOt g1Ve to Jlm for hls old car lS gasoline so he may go far Georgla Ann we glue thls toy help amuse that college boy remlnd hlm of the days when he was called Wheel We g1Ve to Don Schrader th1S llttle seal To Joan we give thls horse Its a magnificent stallion of course This box of rouge to Rosle we glue So that up to her name she may llvuays llue To Richard Seeley thls tlntalr gots Because of h1S danclng technique he has We g1N9 t Ted Slane thls record of Jazz We glue t Rau Steinbach thlg photographer manual To remlnd hlm of hlS work on our annual Because he has such a reslstant heart To Cal we g1V6 thls cupld s dart This xlng vue glue to Marty Tobin For later use here s hoppln lo Dorls such 1 quiet lass We give her autographs of the cllss I'o Delorls thls rolllng pln we glue In hopes that 1 happu married llfe she wll lue We glve thls broom to Loulse our frlend In sunshlne use the brushv part ln storm use the other end Because Mary LOIS halr 15 so black We g1X8 her thls coal so that color lt'll neuer lack Verta Ruth Elsemann Mary LOIS So ' , y , W ' . T0 . ' ' . To . . vw 11 So V Q To ' . To ' ' , To ' , We ' ' ' . To ' ' . We ' ' ' , Of , Th' ' V . So ' ' ' . To . ' ' ' . ' ' ' , To . To . . Y ' ' YY ll . . . , . . . - - H - vw A I We give to Buddy this little black book. We hope it makes your hair so red it glouvs. , . - . ' O . hr . . ' ' , ' , 'f O L' ' 1 1 's SO ' ' ' . . ' , ' , C . ' ' V ' K . To ' ' 7 , SO . . c ,L i. I .Y Y . , C V I lu To ' , X . We ' - , . ' z I , T N ' , To ' ' , 1 . V So ' ' . As ' ' ' , ' , , ' . - ' f . 17 Cfadd Prophecy Th1S IS our outlook for the SGHIOFS of the Class of '51 Kay Murphy 1S engaged 1n a bus1ness venture called We Can Increase Your He1ght Short People Do Not Despa1r John L1ghtner 15 Stlll takmg l1fe easy Seems he b9l16V9S he'll l1ve longer 1f he doesn rush Vlhen you DICK up your phone and hear the words Number Please you may be l1sten1ng to Kathleen George lS now the best housew1fe M1Ch1gaH has He got h1S exper1ence from clean1ng out telex1s1on sets Nancy F1semann has acqu1red the h1gh pos1t1on of Secretary to the Pres1dent of the Unlted States She has made herself 1ndespens1ble Her f1l1ng system IS so d1fferent from the rest that no one else can f1nd anythmg Arlene H81St has made her fortune runnlng a sheep ranch from all the exper1ence she re cened 1n 4 H In h1S freshman ye 1r Kenny Proctor was chosen most l1kely to succeed We're not saylng 'xt what he wxs chosen to succeed but you can take our word for lt he d1d succeed We st1ll see Don O'De1l tak1ng l1fe as It comes always happy go lucky' Wand1 15 the pres1dent of '1 bank 1n Ann Arbor mstead of just an employee Ruth1e Guenther IS a famous s1ng1ng star of rad1o and telev1s1on on stat1on CHS channel 51 Leola 15 on Broadway not as an actress but as a prompter She does her best work from beh1nd a f1replace Nancy Broder1ck and Delor1s Walker are st1ll go1ng around s1ng1ng 'Bell Bottom Trousers and wa1t1ng for the1r sh1ps to come 1n Dave Crocker IS now g1v1ng that nlne foot man 1n New England some real compet1t1on Duane Hall IS now the ch1ef pharmac1st at the Chelsea Drug Store LOUISE and Hazel are owners of a Jomt excuse us we mean Jomt owners of a dance hall Fred has graduated fx om Asbury College and IS now a full fledged m1n1ster Somewhere 1n Kentucky 15 the famous Schne1der R1d1ng Stables Joan IS the head horse woman there Who IS that pullmg a small boy beh1nd h1m'P Oh' 1t's Jerry Lehman takmg hlS small son school Th1s t1me lt'S not h1S l1ttle brother Carl Wlll never have to worry about gray ha1r as he IS Well stocked Wlth T1nta1r D1ck Seeley who never could settle down IS now New York's most prom1nent playboy After ten years of research J1m Robards 1S Stlll unsuccessful 1n h1S quest to 1nvent some thmg that he can put on h1s Ford that w1ll beat a Plymouth Bud has wr1tten a book ent1tled How to Sk1p School 1n Three Easy Lessons W1th It you recclve a book of excuses all guaranteed Duane Bott Claude Deatr1ck V1ctor Gauth1er and Allan Erke are keepmg the new bachelor's hall 1n Chelsea At U of M Ted Betts has just f1n1shed h1s last year and h1S plans for the future st1ll aren't qu1te dECld9d Ruth E1seman has advanced and 1S now seen Slttlng on her boss's lap Phyll1s has Just come out w1th a new perfume called D D T Th1s perfume IS guaranteed to make men fall l1ke fl1es at your feet Cal 1S dr1v1ng a car Wlth all four fenders no dents and all pol1shed How does It seem Cal'J Duane Otto IS st1ll a bachelor but one of these days hah We now f1nd Walt managmg a farm west of Chelsea Whlle Jayne manages the household dut1es After toss1ng m1lk cans around Don P1erson be11eVeS 1n that old say1ng Early to bed early r1s Out on the baseball dlamond we see Ted Slane coach1ng the Detro1t T1gers Mary LOIS IS now the hlghest pa1d Engl1sh teacher 1n M1ch1gan She got her educat1on at Chelsea H1gh naturally Maur1ne Walted unt1l her younger s1sters graduated and IS now the pr1me member of the Hoffman Quartet After graduatmg from detect1ve school Don Schrader and Ray G1mmey have been ass1gned to f1nd out why Beg1n the Begume never ended and why Rxchard never opened the door Lozs has Just 1nvented a new type car It's so small that It can sl1p under the standard s1ze auto Th1s prevents a lot of acc1dents for Lo1s S1nce Verta was so eff1c1ent 1n her Job at the Sylvan Theater she has been promoted to General Manager 18 . . . ,, . , 1 I .H . . . . . 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' , Ll 7. 2: '1 ' wr- hope th ill 111- full of 1111111 1111155 Gu 'gin ,XXIII 'li -lv Q Q 5 I 5 I 1 iig 74 l ll 1 fl VX 5991 wx tl ff Z' 511.1 'K 19 Clay W ll We the class of 51 1n VIEW of our past generos1ty leave to the faculty and underclassmen these tokens of good w1ll To the faculty we leave our understandmg nature so they may better deal w1th the students we leave beh1nd To the Jun1ors we leave nothlng so they w1ll have the same r1ght next year To the Sophomores we w1ll our 1nab1l1ty to carry on a class meetmg wxthout argumg To the Freshmen we leave the beg1nn1ng of a new athlet1c era Leola Altstaetter leaves her knack for Journallsm to Mary Lou Tobln Walt Bauer w1lls Jayne Proctor to anyone who th1nks he can get her Ruth Beuerle bestows upon Betty R1egger her blond lovelmess Lo1s E1sele leaves her dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to Carolyn Shelly m hope she w1ll be able to keep that Bu1ck 1n one p1ece Ted Betts bequeaths h1s qulet d1spos1t1on to George Sweeny John Blaznek leaves h1s bachelor hood to James Hafner so he may be the bachelor of the Jumor Class Dave Crocker w1lls to D1ck Merkel the pr1v1lege of be1ng h1gh polnt man next year Duane Gentner bestows upon Bob Heller has coal black ha1r Arlene Ha1St leaves her out of town 1nterests to Jeanette Bertke Jerry Lehmann leaves h1s stud1ous ab1l1ty to Lee Hoppe QI-Ie Needs lt j Duane Hall w1lls h1s ab1l1ty as a soda Jerk to Denny Murphy as he IS already tra1ned Mary Klobuchar bequeaths her f1rst team unlform to Mar3or1e Robards Kay Murphy belleves she wants to leave her extra 1nches to Evelyn Woods D1ck Seeley leaves h1s fso calledj bashfulness to anyone who thlnks he can make people bel1eve lt Melv1n Leach transfers h1s Chevy to the students who are t1red of walk1ng John Llghtner leaves h1s f1rst mystery story How I became Tall to the llbrary ID hope that some shorty w1ll read lt and beneflt George Heydlauff w1lls h1s map of the back roads of Chelsea to any boy who thlnks he has a use for It Carl O'Dell bestows h1s flam1ng red ha1r to Clara Lew1s 1n case she decldes she wants some more Donme O'Dell bestows h1S fr1endly att1tude toward h1S fellow mmates to Betty Bradbury Duane Otto leaves h1s pr1v1lege of sleeplng 1n Study Hall to anyone who thmks he can get away w1th It Dav1d Hoffman w1lls h1s smooth looks to any boy who needs them Kenny Proctor bestows upon Harvey Koselka h1s 1nterest 1n the opposlte sex Ted Slane bequeaths h1s fancy dance steps to Oscar Bollmger 1n the hope he can learn them Nancy Broder1ck leaves her great mterest ln the Navy to the lucky glrls of Chelsea Stanley Kn1ckerbocker w1lls h1s da1ly walks w1th a certaln party to anyone who can keep 1n step Joan Schne1der leaves her crazy horses to Roy Rogers Jlm Robards bestows h1s careful dr1v1ng hablts upon Jerry Herrlck Georgla Ann Salzgeber bequeaths her nlght l1fe fon week endsj to Judy Murphy Loulse Walz g1ves the rest of her w1tty remarks to Mr Cameron Dorls Vlckers laves her qu1et ways to Jackle Hughes 1n the hope that she w1ll use some of them 1n e future Rosemary Steele bestows upon Jean Schwe1nfurth her extra freckles Fred F1scher w1lls the ha1r on h1S chest to Leonard Blaznek Mary Lo1s Welnkauf leaves her amb1t1on to be a teacher to anyone who can tackle the Job Delorls Walker w1lls her ab1l1ty to keep one man happy to Mary Ellen Van Rlper Allan Erke leaves h1s lnterest 1n farm llfe to Bruce Peabody Vlctor Gauthler w1lls h1s back seat 1n Study Hall to the f1rst one who gets there Raymond Glmmey bequeaths h1s sweet 1nnocent sm1le to Jack Hummel Verta Clark leaves her bashfulness to Dave Yoell Ruth Guenther w1lls her smgmg talent to anyone who IS w1ll1ng to try Nancy Elsemann g1ves back to Mlss DeRose the t1me and energy spent 1n Bookkeep1ng class Cal Summers leaves h1s ab1l1ty to keep old cars runnmg to Ed Schlller Jayne Proctor leaves all her worr1es beh1nd s1nce she has got her man Wanda Eschelbach bestows her sweet and charm1ng sm1le to Jana Lou Welnberg Marty Tob1n w1lls h1s sk1ll 1n basketball to Joe Greenwood Don Schrader bestows h1s butch ha1r cut to Earl Guenther and dares hlm to get one Donn1e Plerson leaves part of h1s 1nterest1ng l1fe to Jack Plckett Duane Bott w1lls h1s Amerlcan Government answers to any no1sy person Claude Deatrlck Just wants to leave Ray Ste1nbach w1lls h1s great mterest 1n photography to Dave Bertke Donna Noah bestows upon Kathy Merkel her ever ready sm1le Kathleen Qu1gley leaves her peace of m1nd fon report card dayj to worry1ng students Buddy Johnson deslres to leave h1s unfr1endly attltude toward teachersto Marlon Zlncke Bob Geer leaves h1s Economlcs answers to any Junlor who can understand them Maurme Hoffman w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along wxth Mr Benjamln to the students of next year Hazel Hafley leaves her laugh to anyone who can stand xt Phy1l1s w1lls her excuses to get out of school to Joyce Messner 1n case she dec1des she wants to use them Maurme Hazel Phyllls 20 C u lv - - . n . . . . . . - gg . . ' . . . H n . . lv - vv - i - Undef, SP 'l'hG 4 SP2 c'za,,m en junforg PEL o hmores FI 'CShfY73'n x 8 FP 35 ,X 1 0 +31 o Ea lll'lL0l'J fl 3... U Q 44 jaw rrst Row D Crt Q 0 1n er otf ru nur lgillli fur uenther I Cucnther' I Hafner I Herrrnk L Home erond Row I Hughes H Koselki Y Kuhl D Liyher S wrs us D D Merkel S Mrsirledee W Moody J Murphy T rrd Row J O'Dell B Peibody T Pfkett Q Preru. B Hrnfg c rr 11iI Schwernfurth B Speer G Sweeny M L Tobrn S Yonex Fourth Row M E VdnR1per S Wrlker J L Wemberg P Wernkauf T Werr I3 Whltmrn G Wmchester E Woods G Wrrght Absent L Blaznek B Daley L DeFant D Yoall The class of 5.2 was busy thrs veir' rex sold Chrrstmra cirds r t o x Junror suppe presented a play and Sponsored the Junror Senror reuptron The class offlcers were Premdent X rr L Presrdent Secretury Tre rsurer' 22 Jean Schwernfrrrth Stanton Walker S.1llv Leeth Beatrrce Fowler 0 ,- in , , ,, ,: A no I ' ,Zh ' l Trl ' 6 1 7 1: -1 A 'V - ': -ss ,J ' 'I .A ,17 Q .1 4 A7 5 V ,K Q ' 5. 4 li 'Q 4- T -J yt A T , V l v .JL A I us- J 2 5' 'Q KH! , ,T A ,Q 49 -1, 3 1- L J ' r ' . L , ,.f I F4 1 . B ' ' k 2, O. H ll' g ', D. B , B. H I ll y, V. - l l -r', Cf 'f l ' ', H. Fuwlf-r', D. G , 2. I 2 r , L . ', .. r , . rp . Sf, : - . ' , . 5' . , 3. , . .I ', . Leeilr, C. 1,0 L. lmxflp, .Mvflvzrr h' : . , . . f, .. A re 2 ,M 'A . wr Ur-, D. S-hill-', rc. Sc'l'll1', J. 'V 'H ' K K . Tl Y ' if 1 ' 5, mu n 2 P 0ln0l'eJ ik Yan IA 4 1 -Y A 1.- rrst Row strettcr uer ' ur-sc I5 Chr D C ur Coll eurnd Row D owlcr C rlbreit I breenwood I Hufner rt Hin err If Hrnkcr H ller D Hrndcrer I Hoffmrn Y Hoffman T Hummc 1rdRow Keezer A Knrckerbockcr C, Luke. Irrnhfrr Lotrrdge G Mrnrck J Mess-ns P Moody H Moore M Moore W Moore N Mor n Fourth How D Murphy F Robards D Howe C Rowe O Rregger S Rrrhrmakr If Schrnrdt D Schncrder H Sghnerdcr S Segerstrom D Speer C Stfrprsh Flfth Rom F Sweeny I Vobel W Weber S Werr L Whrte L Wrreman G Wortley P Yoell M Zrncke Mary Ann Hafner sent Brrers M Kenzer B Mshrr C She Phe Sophomores sponsored the Freshman Sophomore Party on October 28 and a Pep Meetrng on Irnuirv 1 In M'1rrh we ordered our thee rrngs vxhrph we wrll recerve ut the begrnnrnp of our Tumor yerr For the frrst semester we eluted -Xlfred Knrckgrbocker 1nd Robert Heller 15 our Student Counc rl Heprceentrtrvgs for the senond semester Xlfred Knrckerbodxer rn Irhfrrd Hrrc -. 'lhc offrcers for thrs xerr' were Presrdent Otto Rregger Vrce Presrdgnt Denny Murphw Secretary Dorothy Speer Treasurer Norma Jean Dull 23 I 5 -, ,' - , ,:. ., 2 's c 4, 8 .X . in 4 ,gg 1 ,, I 4 1 I ff l x . ' H v I 7 5 - ' A r xr 2 4 2 ii .4 - A ' 1- xg -1 - ,a 1 x ' f 5 '7 '21, 'la T .?. A JJ . 1, a f 1 7 , -U -1 '4 ld, , U? Q '-7 h I 4 V fa 1 V X 'Af f ' f' f ' 4-.J A ' :M - .1 , f L 'Y ' .. if , :L 4-A 'Q' . 2 D .6 fi' W, . . . .9 rfn -, .. ., 5 ,. -, 1 ' .1 ' 1 1 7 H- l . 4 -5: f f 1, .QI ,,- 9, A .- Th v f X ,. 4 F' .' : L. A1152 1 J. Ha x , S. Lauer, K. Ch' . I. k, . Tl' 'k, V. Clark, B. ' l'ns, N. Dull, Ii. Eisele, R. liisele, N. Feldkump. S ' : .F , K. iz fr h, . . ff , C. ' , L. Hit , li. 2 kP'l, 1. 1 - d, R. 0 1, . ' .. 2 , . ,.. 2l. Th' : R. .2 V, . . : f r , '. Q X, P. ue' . t, J. ' , . 2 , . 5' A' . , . '?, . , . ' -, '. 'ga . ' ' 3 ' 2 , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , Ab. 1 : R. 2 1' 4, . 21 , . z ', . lly. 1 d ii' . ' A vii. 91-ea lllnell SA ... ,Q QQ fill Q., G A1-A F1rst Row D Atklnson S Baldwln R Ball D Bauer J Bauer M Bauer B Bertke D Beuhler J Davlsson H Elseman R Foster B Frankl1n Second Row G G1ll1gan L Grau D Ha1st R Hoffman M Hombaum B Hughes K Kenney D Kolb J Lesser A Loeffler R Lonsway D Lulck Th1rd Row S Marsh K Merkle C Myers L Noah J Otte C Paul N Paxton J P1att D Plerce D Proctor E Push M Robards Fourth Row D Rothman D Rowe D Satterthwalte D Schne1der D Smdlmger B Smlth V Srmth M Staplsh F Stoll M T1tus D Umstead N Van Rxper Flfth Row L Wahl J W1dmayer K W1dmayer D Welnberg V Young Absent J Bertke W Beuerle T Guman W Hale The freshmen started out the year w1th the1r elect1on of offlcers who are Pres1dent Sandra Baldwm Vlce Pres1dent Janet W1dmayer Secretary Dorls Halst Treasurer Kathleen W1dmayer Katherme Merkel and Cynth1a Paul were the Student COUDC11 representatwes and at the end of the flrst semester Janette Otte was elected to f1ll Cynth1a Pau1's vacancy Among thelr aCt1V1t19S the freshmen had a stand at the Communlty Fa1r and gave a Return Party for the sophomores 1n Aprll They also put on a pep meetmg and went camplng at Cedar Lake wlth the 9th graders of Dearborn 24 . fr I V A , , .. - f L - i 9, A Q. 5 L -A f - A g ,O S -1 ,-v I X . , I I 1 N J ' . , - f- 4: 'ZS' I 5 - J, 4 l, ,4 .1 ,. 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Fowler, L. Waldo, G. Owens. 0 l ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ourflz grade First Row: C. Barr A. Eisernann, M. Whitaker, W. Patrick, N. Bauer, S. Quigley, D. Szilysfr, li. Balmer S Slane K Munro P Gage V Greenwood enond Row D Winelow Q Slocum J Rudd J Fletfher MisSCooper X Owsns P N Larson F Wagner R Eder Third ROW ichardson G Maver R Papsdoif R Pistnr O Hart 1 Alder N Rowe L Keezer Fourth Row A Howard D Keeny L Hale P Brown It .1 grade H m J l x D ILL ow on bi 1 N 'Xlnehin 7 4 S - ': . . , '. , - , - 1 , Y ' 1. -fff21l,N- ' Z O. R' , . 'U , . K ' . 1f-' 2 , . 2 ', T. Gemner, F. FI'C3fll?Y',L'li, R. , H. ' , . . 0 I-'mf' Rfw: K. '-pliurie, R, Cliixrw-liiil. li, ll'-r l4i-, I.. Fixlu-ry H. X Ei-ty ll. lizwf '. 1 . fin-V-1 Nl. 'airlery X. Kunz, D. Moore, Vgagru-1'. in-wirll Rfiwt P. Nl laniels, U. FAQS. XY. fXl'i!'la'f., CQ. llazix, Nlrx, li,: '.f'j.', 13, lf-'11 ', -l. VU: 1 lf. Hr vwn, C. 55 -HV, H. Czilign-xiii-r', lhixxi R ': L. C4fiI'Y', T. Bi' ikf, B. 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IIk'. mndergarfen an F1rst Row G Packard P Mepyans S Fletcher P Osborne M Alban D Dlckelmen D Boyer C Tarasau P Carter L Baxter Second Row B Speer B Allan R R1emenschne1derD PeldlmmpD Brooks D Joseph D Holmes R Gleske L Baney J Steele R lchmann mndergarfen al JM Salxer M Bower S 'NanHals Second Row D Dowme B Fletcher K Vwhlte M Kellx P Sqlures B Coltze J Nhdmaxer G Carr Th1rd Row M Danmels T Wahl M Carlson R Smlth J Qmnglex T Elsenbelser '70 o 0 0 First Row: M. Bower, M. Balmer, B. Hite, C. Stappish, J. Brown, C. Fisher, J. Fletcher, L. uraf SCLOOIJ SAVAGE SCHOOL sYLvAN CENTER M51 QQ A F1rst Row D Irw1n R Coleman R Mock J F1rst Row Mrs Gadd L Welch C R1sner M Carpenter R1sner M Joseph J Joseph Second Row C Coleman G K1e1s J Kre1der Second Row D West K Ortego R Fletcher J H O'Del1 A Bauer M Hale Joseph D Joseph A Fletcher Th1rd Row C L1ndner Mrs E1sele A R1sner Absent Fouty G Fouty I Fouty K Joseph G R Pearson R Slane G Roder1ck D Warren R1sner J Welch C G1pson P Oesterle Absent A Allen B Allen G Packard J Black R Fowler RIEMENSCHNEIDER PUMPKIN COLLEGE F1rst Row T Kayser, B Frellgh, R Sexton, D Fxrst Row L Adams, O Beeman, G Yoder, G Mart1n, J Reed, D Martm, S.G1ll1gan Dav1s, R Yoder Second Row D G1ll1gan, M Marsh, L Schrader, Second Row L Flynn, R W1se, G Rmge, E D Sexton, D Scr1pter, D Scrzpter, R Scrlpter, Flynn, R Prent1ce, V Mxller, T Parshall L MCMSUHIS Th1rd Row M Re1nhardt, E Saylor, D Beeman Th1rd Row G Dault, L Lotmdge, T Dault, J D Martm, J Malone, C Re1th, P Saylor Dault, C G1ll1gan, Mrs Carter, M L Sexton, Fourth Row P Prentlce, L Yoder, J Malone, J Smlth, J G1l11gan G Fletcher, B Fletcher, M Saylor, J. Absent' J Panzer, S Mayne Hartford Teacher Mlss M111er 30 A Q A ' L IJ '. C l z .K M . J Vx? 4 Y f v '. ' ' 1'- J Y JW ' A 2- a Q E ' fc' 6 ' Q lil , , A : '- hi t , 5, , I Q , , 1 'gray I wh ., if , ,- Y 0' - l.'.3,,r 'si' t 4 , ' ' : . ' , . , . , . ' : . , . , . ' , . . , . , . . 1 . , . ' , . ' , : . , . , . , . . , . , . . , . , . . ' : . ' , . ' , . ' , : , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , ' , . , . . : . , . , . , . , L eg, ' ' A , L -4 , an ' I ,, M , K Sports x 2.3 oolbai F1rstRow L Hoppe J Lehmann J Robards G W1nchester T Slane Capt D Schrader G Heydlauff K Proctor S Kmckerbocker D McClear R Barels Second Row Mr Mag1era R Merkel J Hummel D Proctor K Galbreath D O'Dell D Bauer S Toney J Lesser O Re1gger J Bauer D Satterthwa1te Mr Louthen Th1rd Row ManagerB Scott D Murphy B Bertke O Boll1nger T Betts J Herrlck D Hoffman G Sweeny C Eder F Sweeny ManagerL Schne1der The football team posted a flne record of 8 v1ctor1es 1 deafeat and 1 t1e The boys 1mproved rap1dly as the season progressed but h1t the1r toughest opponent too early 1n the season to take the coveted Huron League Champlonshlp The team looses 10 by graduat1on but w1th 8 lettermen returnmg and a good second team Chelsea w1ll have the goods to capture the League Champlonshlp next year Eder F Sweeney O Bollmger Guards Cap'tD Schrader? K Proctor' G Sweeney J Bauer K Galbreath O R1egger Centers G Wlnchester D Hoffman? J Herrlck Quarterbacks J Lehmann? S Toney Halfbacks D McClear T Betts? G Heydlauffft D O'Dell4' D Bauer Hummel D Proctor J Lesser D Murphy Fullbacks T Slanellf K Galbreath 'Lost by graduat1on All League D Schrader T Slane G Heydlauff Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Dexter Mllan U H1gh Sal1ne Dundee Flatrock Llncoln Roosevelt Manchester Ends: S. Knickerbockerft, R. Merkel, R. Bertke, R. Bareis. Tackles: J. Robardsft, L. Hoppe, C. , . . z . . . , . , . , . , J. 7 0 . 26 . ' 19 ' 20 26 33 ' 20 33 184 ' 32 unior High goolball F1rst Row C Gullet B Scott I Kmckerbocker G Collyer B Downer J McLaughl1n B Robards G Wexr M Lew1s Second Row Mr Starks B Rmge B Wh1te B Keezer J Greenwood T Nlxon W Hoppe These are boys whose dreams hold VISIOHS of playmg for Chelsea Hlh 'Ihr boys had a tough season and have suffered the taste of defeat early but t1me and experlence can make a good team mto a great one Center B Keezer Iackes B Robards W Hoppe J Mclaughlm Ends C Gullet G Backs B Whlte B Wexr C Carpenter M LEWIS Downer B Scott J Greenwood S alma Mllan Silme Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea 33 Guards: R. Ringe, T. Nixon, G. Collyer, T. Schulze, I. Knickerhovker ' . I 2 1 ' v 21 6 Q 18 - . ' 1 l-1 Clzampiond F'1rstRoxx D Schrader S Kmckerbockcr M l'ob1n Cxpt D Crotkcr J Lehman F Betts G Hcvrllxuff Second Rom Mr Iouthen V Cauthler D O'Dell B Johnson T Sllne D Merkel S Walker L Schnelder Mr Mlglera Th1s year s cagers by postmg a record of 18 wms 1 loss proved themselves to be one of Chelsea s best basketball teams Through the season the boys took the Alblon Huron League and D1str1ct Champ1onsh1ps before belng turned back by St Andrew the State Charnplons In th1s h1ghly successful season they also broke the League and school record by scorlng 84 po1nts 1n one game and Cipt D Crocker surpassed the League and Albxon Tournament mark vnth 39 and 'li respectnelx Lnds Bettsi C' Heydlu Y S lkllkhla M TODIH Forwirds S Knxckcrbockerr I Lchmani D Schradcralf B Johnson? D O'De,ll'li Lost by gr1duat1on All league D Crocker S Knlckerbocker Honorable Mentlon M Tobm J Lehman Second team All State D Crockel C helsea 5 J J 3 I J 'lwkxllllflfl Chxmpxonshun J 'HUKLL lguc C hamplonshlp 1 'W4fD1st11ct Champ1onsh1p 1059 Manchester Hartland Dtxter Bcllexlllc Athens North Adams Parma 3048 Manchester Dexter Roosexelt I H1 h Flat Rock Salme Llncoln Dundee Mllan 30418 Muhlgan Center Hanoxer Horton a84'M'lf St Andrew 699 . Y , . Y. v I G11 ' 5: T. ', 1. lz ff , . 'z H , . 'W Centers: D. Crocker? T. Slanei, D. Merkel i , 5,1 . - 32 74 . C 37 V4 - 32 50 1 - 27 53 37 59 I A ' 40 45 1 49 26 F0 34 84 ' ' 37 F0 T. 'g 57 F1 55 45 ' 18 52 ' 36 FF X 28 42 ' ' 32 '- ' ' - 22 f ' ' Q ' - ' f'1 2 ' - ' lk z ' I ' 5 ' 41 '. ' 63 34 adfcei all REJBFUBJ F1rst Row A Knlckerbocker G Lake G Wlnchester B Bertke J Greenwood D Proctor R Bare1s Second Row Mr Louthen R EISGIQ H Owlngs B Clark F Sweeny S Mlsalledes D Rowe N11 Magle ra Th1rd Row V Gauth1er L Noah R Heller J Bauer L Schne1der The Bullpups proved themselves ready to take over next year They had an express1ve record of 9 4 Showmg steady 1mprovement throughout the season the boys are ready to flll the shoes and attempt to break the record of the1r 1rnmed1 ate predecessors Guards R Barels D Proctor D Rowe G Lake I Bauer D Murphy L IN h Forwards J Greenwood A Kmckerbocker D Bertke H Owmgs I Lesser Centers B Bertke B Clark G Wmchester F Sweeny R F1selc S lNI1s11lules B Heller Chelsea Manchester Hal tlfmd Dexter Bellew 1lle Manchester Dexter Roosexelt U H1gh Flat Rock Sa11ne Lmcoln Dundee Mllan 24 I 45 - 1 48 2 28 f 35 36 40 Y 38 . ' 39 60 ' 48 ' 49 38 ' 35 unwr ,Hugh Bad keiball F1rst Row D Messner D Downer W Scott R Owmgs R Rmge R Vvhxtc I Crcenwood G Packard R Keezer Second Row lVIr Starks E Walker J lVIcLaughl1n G Collyer T XIXOU G Welr T Schulze W Robards J Leeth R We1r1ch W E1senb1ser The Jr Hxgh team was a b1t up and down but thls can be expected from a younger squad The boys of the hardwood had a wlnnlng season and by the tune they reach the varslty all d1ff1cult1es should be lroned out and Chelsea should have another great team E1ghth Forwards B Scott B Keezer D Rmge G Owens Guards B Wh1te B Downer D Messner Centers J Greenwood D Rmge R Owmgs Chelsea Seventh 27 Forwards T Nlxon G Welr R Werrlck G Packard Guards G Robards L Walker T Shulze J McLaughl1 Chelsea 9 Dexter Manchester M1lan St Tohn Salmc Mllan Stockbrldge St John Center Dexter Manchester Mllan Dextcr S Johns Sal1ne M1lan Stockbrldge St John's 264 C Carpcn D ter J Iceh 0 0 31 45 27 . 23 32 , ' 31 25 Dexter 47 15 . 1 's 30 24 ' 1 23 32 ' 25 29 ' 23 58 . 's 18 ,E '- I . 1 , . ' , . ' , . . 2 ,. , . J t : . , '. , . , . An. 33 5 22 6 15 '. 14 19 A 22 24 t. ' 17 23 ' 28 14 ' 11 22 A 16 27 . 34 T5 E 36 Eaaeball Narrowly m1ss1ng the last two baseball champlonshlps the team IS ready to add that trophy to the1r case Hurt sllghtly by last year's graduatlon the team can't boast an all veteran squad but a good experlenced one can do as well wlth a 11tt1e luck The players are P1tchers D Crocker? B Johnson? S M1sa11edes T S1ane'4' G Lake M TOb1D'k Catchers S Kmckerbocheri' R Barels lst Base J Lehmani D Satterthwalte B Clark J Hummel 2nd Base T Betts? H Koselka 3rd Base D McClear G Gllllgan SS G Heydlauffi L Grau LF D Merkel B Bertke RF G W1nchester CF A Knlckerbocher D O'Dell 'Lost by graduat 1on Apr11 Aprll Aprll Apr1l Aprll Apr1l Apr1l Apr11 May May May May May May May May May May May BASEBALL SCHEDULE Dexter Stockbmdge St Mary Uacksony Lmcoln Salme Dundee St John Uacksonj Open Flat Rock St Mary Uacksonj Dexter Roosevelt P1nckney M1lan Open St John Uacksonj South Lyon South Lyon P1nckney 37 He re There Here Here There He re There There There There Here There There Here Here Here There Here ' 10 . 12 . ' 13 . . 17 . . 20 . ' 24 ' 25 . ' 27 1 3 . 4 8 9 . 11 ' 15 17 . 23 28 29 ' l'aC Hurt deeply by last years gradufatlon the track team was left 1n tough shape r Maglera had to d1g deep to come up vuth a flrst class outflt Track only m 1ts fourth season has not created enough mterest But tt IS these boys amb1t1on to arouse that mterest and have 1 fn st class team SCHEDULE Apr11 14 R1ver Rouge Relays May 5 Alb1on College Inv1tat1onal Meet May 9 Trxangular meet at Mllan fM1l8H, Sal1ne, Chelsea! May 11 Huron League Meet 38 ' ' '- 1' ,g l-- Y K , l i .W K V I ' 1' J ' .4 I i, ,b , It A , V .r ., A 'M - r 1 . , . Y. 5 , ww-.1-.A. , J , . K ' I ', ' IA , . s 1 tl . ' f. ' ' ',' 1 V , I ,.4,z....4.e Q ' 1 ' ' . M ' . 1 , . Q ' , garb Kadketbalf F1rstRow J L Welnberg L E1sele R Elseman M Hoffman C Lew1s J Murphy D Rowe M Klobuchar J Hughes N J Morgan Second Row V Srmth L Hatt J Messner M Robards D Halst MISS DeRose C Rowe D Noah J W1dmayer J O'Dell B Hughes Th1rd Row M L We1nkauf R Beuerle S Welr K W1dmayer J We1r S Baldw1n W Eschelbach K Keeny Fourth Row J Bertke H Ezseman D Beuhler K Merkel N Van R1per The glrls had a successful basketball season th1s year Out of the e1ght game schedule they won s1x and lost two December January January January January February February February Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea Chelsea SCHEDULE and SCORES Dexter Manchester Dexter Manchester U Hlgh Salme Salme U Hlgh 39 G They o W 19 vs. E -F 5 vs. 26 13 12 vs, 14 29 16 VS. 22 18 26 vs. . ' 21 16 2 vs. ' 25 9 9 VS. ' 11 10 23 vs. . ' 23 15 Q al all Fxrst Row K herkel S R11h1m1k1 D Beuhler R Llscman Moore P Vogel J Bertkc Klohughar C Paul P Moody L Flselg Second Row M1ssDeRose V Smxth B Hughes L Hatt I Murphy L Pixton B Sm1th K Chase C, Rowe B Fowler J Lotmdge K Murphy J ODell D Rowe Mrs Harvey Th1rd Row S P1erce D Noah I Wldmayer D HHIST J Dawsson D Hmderer M Robards S Welr M Welnkauf B Bradbury R Beuerle J Messner S Baldwln Fourth Row J Welr K Wldmayer C Lewls L Vlfhlte Vi Eschelbach N XanR1per NI Morgan H Elseman M Van Rlper E Schrnldt K Keeney D Fowler J L Vbelnherg G A A Ca eer .feaderd Thls year the G1rls'Athlet1c ASSOC13 t1on had an enrollment of flfty e1ght The gxrls had a full schedule wmth the followlng fall wlnter and sprlng sports volley ball track bowllng basketball softball and tennls The G A A put on sexeral pep meet lngs and sponsored a Sponge Dance at the end of Sponge Week J he off1cers were as follows Presldent Phyllls Xogel Vlce Presldent Jeanette Bertke Secretary Mary Klohuchar Treasurer Marv Pllen Moore All'1l8tlC Board Representatues Marx Ellen Xan R1per and Clara Lewls 2 CHFFRLEADERS Qounterclockvuse J Murphy D Rowe M VanR1per Q Lew1s J Hughes C Rowe M L Tobm J O'Dell 'N' 40 . .. , . ,, . . 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A ctz vz tzes I l I J 1-A7 put on a Chrlstmas program They part1c1pated 1n the d1str1ct band contest and all Left to Rlght D Br1ston T N1xon J Dav1sson C Paul J Plckett Mr Pfeuffer J Schwelnfurth R Stembach E W1ll1ams B Irwm B Hughes S Wh1te C Lewls S Baldwln W Geddes S Baxr L Wahl W Scott M Munden G We1r C Stembach E Schm1dt N Fahner N May A Kmckerbocker D Gentner G O'Dell E Woods M Hoffman P Aldr1ch Under the leadershlp of Mr Pfeuffer th1s year the band has paruclpated 1n several act1v1t1es They played at all but two of the home football games and at won th1rd ratmg They also played a sprxng concert The offlcers for the year were Pres1dent V106 Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer L1brar1an 42 Woods Hoffman Stelnbach Paul Schmldt the Saline and Milan basketball games. They also, in co-operation with the chorus, ' ------------ E. ' - ' ---------- M. - - - - - - - - - - - - R. ' - - - - - - - - - - - - C. . . ---.-------- E. . :Student Counci! F1FSt Row R E1seman W Eschelbach T Slane D Noah K Merkel J Otte Second Row D Hoffman D Merkel MISS Schell E Woods R Bare1s A Kmckerbocker The Student Counc1l under the superv1s1on of Mxss Schell IS composed of two representatwes from each class the Central Treasurer and a v1s1t1ng member from the e1ghth grade The Pres1dent and VICE Pres1dent are elected the second week 1n May of the preced1ng year by the ent1re student body Th1s year the Student Counc1l arranged the takmg of 1nd1v1dual p1ctures 1n November and sponsored an All H1 party February 23 An award of S5 00 was g1ven to the Class 1n H1gh School w1th the largest percentage of parents present at Parents' N1ght The Student COUHCII planned many mterestmg and educat1onal assemblles Some of the members attended a c1t1zensh1p conference 1n Ann Arbor November 8 wh1ch seemed to be very helpful to our organ1zat1on The Student Counc1l th1s year has been a great success under the leadershlp of the followmg off1cers Pres1dent Slane Vxce Pres1dent Noah Secretary Eschelbach Treasurer Merkel 43 ' : .' ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. , ,. ,. ,. . , . , '. . . , ' ------- -----T. ' ' ------- ---D. ------------W. - ---- -------K. C 0l'uJ F1rst Row Mr Redner R Guenther K Murphy G Heydlauff R Stembach S R11h1mak1 K Merkel Second Row L Walz S Segerstrom C Lewls L Lew1s M Van Rlper L DeFant D Fowler B Mshar M Ducey J Welr B Hlnes Th1rd Row G Wortley D Guenther D P1erson D O'De11 H Hafley M Zmcke J Hughes W Eschelbach L Wlreman E Schm1dt V Gauth1er F F1scher S Walker Fourth Row R Seeley S M1sa11edes E Guenther G Wlnchester S Kmckerbocker J Lehman F1fth Row L Hatt J O'Dell E Hankerd B Speer P Harrlson R Beuerle A Halst M Hoffman K Qulgley P Lelnhart J Murphy Th1S year the Chorus sang over stat1on W P A G and at the M E A meetlngs ln Detro1t They gave a Chrxstmas Program Wlth the band and on Aprll 27 pre sented the opperetta Meet Arxzona The off1cers th1s year were Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Heydlauff Guenther Merkel Murphy M. Tobin, T. Slane, R. Geer, G. Lake, D. Kolbi D. Sind1inger,,D. Yoell. l I! - VV I - ' ------------ G. ' ' ---------- R. - - - - - - - - - - - - K. - - - - - - - - - - - - K. 44 Uperetta 'Meet Arxzona a dude ranch operetta wr1tten by George Murray Brown was gxven by the chorus on Aprll 27 The ent1re scene of the operetta took place 1n front of a dude ranch house 1n Arlzona The chorus was composed of cowboys dudes dudmes and MCXICHHS There was a cast of flfteen pr1nc1pals CAST OF CHARACTERS Renme Marla Cappy Aunt Lav1n1a Bert1e Jack Guldy Emlly Antomo Lett1e Blalr Tom W1lder Carlos Arlzona Tom Ton1ta Sunr1 e Carlotta Douglas Kolb Maurme Hoffman George Heydlauff Jackle Hughes Donald Pxerson Donald O Dell Ted Slane Ruth Guenther Fred Flscher Wanda Eschelbach Dav1d Yoell V1ctor Gauthler Dav1d Yoell Elleen Hankerd Yvonne Hoffman Y - YI - , . . I I ' I . U Q V Larry Benson ........ . . . . . . . .C . 45 enior ffay Seated M Klobuchar D Noah D Gentner P Harrlson J Schne1der L E1sele W Eschelbach Standmg Mr Flscher M1ss DeRose J Llghtner R E1seman G Heydlauff B Johnson D Hoffman On December 8 1950 the Senlor class presented the play Clementme about a g1rl who was a conflrmed tomboy Clement1ne's mother was havmg trouble maklng her behave l1ke a lady and as the daughter of a mayor should After many football games and flghts Clement1ne or Butch as she preferred to be called quleted down She declded to please her mother by trylng to be good She went at th1s w1th her customary vlgor and f1nally won her young hero Hank Clementme Kelley Mary Kelley her mother Gerald Kelley her father Bertha the housekeeper Abe Carter the handyman Hank Mathews Pete the lad1es man Tubby who has hay fever CAST OF CHARACTERS Phyll1s Harrlson Mary Klobuchar John L1ghtner Donna Noah Buddy Johnson Davxd Hoffman George Heydlauff Cathy who has d1scovered boys Joan Schne1der Jane Ann a b1g gOSS1p Lo1s Elsele Ann McNe1l a speech teacher Wanda Eschelbach M1ss Prunella Prmgle Ann's aunt Ruth E1seman 46 l : . , . , . , . 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Duane Gentner , ........................ , .................... , ................. . , ....................... . , ........... ..... , ................ . unior ffag The Jumor class under the d1rect1on of M1ss Schell and Mrs Mart1n presented a three act comedy ent1tled Glamour Boy Apr1l 20 The play centered around a hlgh school pr1nc1pal s offlce and a poor frlendless boy who brought fame to h1s school The play was orlgmally scheduled for Apr1l 6 but had to be postponed because a member of the cast came down w1th the mumps at the last m1nute CAST OF CHA RACTE RS Mr Garf1eld Clarlssa Green M1ss Dav1s M1ss H1gg1nS Gregory QFlashJ Horner Chauncey Jay Mooney Perry QCorkyJ W1ll1ams Roxanne Towner M1ss Prescott J C Roberts Audrey Nelson L1fe Photographer 'WBC Announcer M1ss Thorndyke Davld Bertke Judy Murphy Sally Leeth Beatr1ce Fowler Don McClear Stanley Toney D1ck Merkel Betty Bradbury Evelyn Woods Bruce Peabody Barbara Speer George Wmchester Harxew Koselka Petty Re1gger , . yn yy . N . , . Georgia Belle Roberts ...... Jana Lou Weinberg .L . .......... ' J' 47 alllzfeiic Boar Fust How C Lewls J Welnherg M Iohm D MCClear M Van Rlper S Ruhlmakl Segond Row Mr Louthen D Schrader S Knlckerbocker B Johnson M1ss DeRose J Lehmann S Walkel Mr Maglera The Athletlc Board began thls year by electmg offlcers who were as follows Presulent Marty Toh1n Su ret ary Mary Van Rxper Irc ISUIKF Jana Lou Welnberg L haxe had a xery successful year by accomphshlng many goals We haye set VM haxe purchased needed equlpment for all sports and declded the payments of h lls r athletn goods We had D1d's 'Nhght on the mght of the Manchester Toothxll Game 48 ' 'Z . , . 1 , . ' , . , , . , . , ES' E ---n-----.- I ' Vive President ------ - - - Don MCClear ,Z 1? ----.------ , ' XX' , I v , . . N, . MY Y ' ' V . ' S Y . . i. , fo . . ' 2 a L . ' ' 4 z A. Ni y F1rst Row G Wr1ght R Stelnbach F F1scher D ODell G Heydlauff C O'Dell A Erke S Kmckerbocker R Glmmey C Summers Second Row Mr F1scher S Toney D Yoell D Hall V Gauth1er D Bott D Gentner T Betts D Schrader D Otto D Guenther Mr Bengamln Th1rd Row B Peabody D lVlcClear G Wlnchester B Moody B Johnson J Lehman H Koselka J Blaznek Fourth Row E Guenther R Ceer lVI Fobm D Crocker D Mcrkel I' Slane J Robards Purpose To create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the school and commun1ty h1gh standards of Chrxstlan character To estabhsh clean speech clean sports clean scholarshlp and clean l1v1ng among 1ts members The H1 Y of 1950 ol has had a very successful vear We undertook the task of feedlng the players and sponsored dances after exery home game durlng the football and basketball season We had sexeral square dances wh1ch were very successful attended church once a month sold boys and g1r1s socks and sent representatnes to the H1 Y conference at Ann -Xrbor For entertamment we went swlmmlng at Ann Arbor OFFICERS Preszdent George Hexdlauff V1ce Pres1dent Carl O'Dell Secretary Don O Dell Treasurer Allan Erke Chaplam Fred F1scher Sergeant at -Xrms Stanley Kmckerbocker 49 ' . ' ' ' I , , . . , . 1 , . , . , . ' , . , . . I 5' I Platform: 'M C Vx s - 4 , .Y j .- A - - - -- --- - -- V C A ,,.,,,,, , ,Caiin F1I'StROW M Wemkauf J Swemfurth S Plerce D Noah V Clark J Plckett S Wen J Schnelder Second Row D Hoffman H Koselka M L Tobm B Fowler M1ss Betley lN Morgin R Pedbodv D McClear D Merkel The Latm Club cons1sted of slxteen members th1s year We sponsored .1 dqme m October called Harvest Ball and had a pot luck supper m December We also gave a pep meetmg March 2 and are plannmg to attend a sport event th1s sprmg The off1cers are Vlce Pres1dent Sh1rley Plerce Secretary Jack P1ckett Treasurer Verta Mary Clark Wed f Sf 50 President ------------ Donna Noah Q M -Av XJ! V v K 1 xi' TL 'I X . N' .1 Oufnll LJH1 rrst Row K Wrdmayer S Segerstrom I Whrte J Otte M L lobr L Ifrselc I Murphy Brldbury NI Morgan 5 Iceh H Irsemrn I Bcr kc Seroncl Row R Sternbach I Smrth P Wcrnkauf B Hrncs S Werr P Lcrnhrrt L Altstacttcr Mrss Fox V Clark J Wrdmrycr B Speer D Noah S Prerce K Murphy F Frschcr 'lhrrd How L Hatt L Altstaetter J L Vkernbcrg B Mshar P Vogcl C Lewrs L Woods K Chase D Hrnderer I Messner S Baldwrn I Dayrsson B Fowler D Rowe The Journalrsm Club has a membershrp of forty thrs year Ihe mrrn purpose of the club rs wrrtrng news for the local paper and sendrng artrcles to one of thc Ann Arbor papers Thrs year the Club started rts own paper Phe Bulldog Bark The srx monthly rssues proved very acceptable to rts readers Fo make less work for the edrtors the offrcers appornted sub edrtors for the drfferent actlvrtres The Journalrsm Club also Wrrtes letters to the serxrcemen who were former Chelsea Hrgh students Included rn thrs year's actrxrtres the club sponsored a pep meetlng as well as a dance the Turkey Trot Sexeral members attcnfled Iournorl rsm Day at the Mrchrgan State College Co Ldrtors Presrdent N rce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer OFPICIN RS 51 Leolcr Altstretter Xerta Marv Clark Judx Murphy Lors Ersele Mary Lou Tobrn Betty Bradbury r . . , J. ., . , . . n, ... JB. ' 1 xx 4 4, 1 1 J w - ' J ' 1' f ', A'- x' ' - -, .v V . . , J. , . r , . -, . , . 1 , . . ., -' ' 4 ' 2 I - 'x A rx ' . f v V H I 5 , . . , r H 1 J - ' , A . f H v 1 l v 3 - - ........... C .L r. V 1 , ' Safety fa trol rst Raw Nea K Rlemglschnelde-1 J S h 1 e D Co V Hmgs DQFant Second Row G Staffan H Vu nberg MISSQ Oper J Geer' G Ov 5 QW KN 3962 Fwy? fi M KA QQ U2 Fi c : B. ' 1, . ' XI ' ' ', . c: u Z , . ' 114 or, I.. ' I N, A. ff' N Vq x. A' K GE V NL f W VD Q f J xl H- 1 . .x - X:g f VW 1-??i '2'y- K ' R X Knj 5'-:.. I x., I 5 X Y X X j K3 f '15 WNW X ,Z X X 'L X K rjigfz' r X QU If A V f 9904 F1rst Row D Layher J Robards B Whltrnan K Proctor R Heller W Bauer D I t I Sch1ller Mr Sm1th C D83tF1Ck J Lxghtner Second Row D Umstead D P1ercc F Stoll D Bott K Galbreath J Platt W Beucrlc D Clxrk H Moore V Clark D Schnelder Th1rd Row J Bauer C Stapxsh D Bauer A Frkc D Proctor D Satterthwa1tc L Grlu D S1ndl1nger R Keezer O Hlegger E Push O Bollmger Fourth Row J Bauer W Moore J Greenwood R Barels D Schrader G Sweeny G Mlmfk Moody D Sch1ller Thls year the F F A boys have part1c1pated 1n the followmg dCt1Y1t1GS a Corn Husklng Bee wh1ch was won by Chelsea a Wood SGWIHQ Contest won by Sullne Speech and Parhmentary Procedure Contests whlch were won by Mllan and Salme and basketball games The Club has engaged xn these money maklng projerts p1ck1ng up glacholla bulbs and selhng apples and c1der The state delegates thls year were Walt Bauer and Jtm Robards 53 0 0 0 : . , . , . , . , . , . 1 , . int, L. , . , . , . . . . , . 3, . , . , . c , . , . ' ', . 1 . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . ' ', . ' , . . , . r , B. y J 9 5 J 1 ' 1 ' Q , Y- . , N . . , - . , A dverfzszng and Best Wifhw' I I I , xv FINIYBEINEIQ LUMIBEIQ CCMDANY ' ---my-f Bl TELEPHONE 2 3881 CHELSEA MICHIGAN On Old Hlghway US I2 .lust Off South Mum Street A 2 f .Q ix I n Tzu 11 fl I I. 'lain' - n Q 4' 'M ' pf x v-11 - OIFQITY ' ff ,, MATERIALS ' - , ' . f ., A . and ,'.' SERVICE T, ' . ' ' '-15' - ., F - 5 T ' I I I ' I Q COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS of TO THE CLASS OF '51 SPAULDINC CHEVROLET W D MOHRLOCK SALES and SERVICF USED CARS LOMPLlMENTb OF FRIGID PRODULTB ELELTRIC AIILIANCES FROLEIN FOOD LOLKERS 1 I I 1 1 1 A K fl 1 1 .Q I ,. , w 1 ' xr ' ' f A f 1 1 1 . Best Wishes T0 THE CLASS OF 51 FEDERAL SCREW WORKS 1 CHELSEA -:- MICHIGAN BEST WISHES CHELSEA DRUG STORE C M LANCASTER REGIST ERED PHARMACIST CHELSEA MICHIGAN PHONE 4611 QUALITY DRUGS FLUYU D RUWF U55 my mn QL CHELSEA IMPLEMENT I I UNIB NC H1 XTINC NNI LL DHILLINC STAN BEAL DEAN WILLIS PHONE 5011 ,A - J SlCS'T ' 'Q A pass off '51 1, A N159 ,mn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T951 SCHNEIDER S MEATS GRocERLEs g th f 51 HARPER SALES 81 SERVICE Norma s Beauty Shoppe J ack s Barber Shop LEACH S GROCERY 86 DANCE HALL WELCOME TO VISIT US AT ANY TIME C pl t f REDS BARBER SHOP Compliments of CHELSEA BAKERY Bzrthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specwlty Con raiulafions to e Class o ' - gg - A 9 9 9 Congratulations to the Class of '51 9 - pg - om imen s o , C O MOHRLOCK AND WORTLEY COMPLIMFNTS OF VOGEL S STORE SHELL GAS AND OIL COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIME S NT D E X T E R ' S FROM A FRIEND GPOCCFICS and Meats Phone 2 1011 Chelsea CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 W F Kantlehnef Hlnderer Brgs Jeweler Optometrxst MEATS and GROCERIES Phone 6721 ROSE S BEAUTY SHOPPE Compliments of The Waterloo Store MACHINE MACHINELESS Don C Lelsmger AND CQLD WAVES YOUR COMPLETE STORE PHONE 5421 J 7 0 I ' O O . o O , Q , Q 1 Li CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'l95'l Chelsea Mllllng Company 0 JIFFY MIXES ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RENT KERN REAL ESTATE SAND AND GRAVEl General Truclung local Moving Concrete Work of All Kmcls fCemenf Mlxer for Rentj ROBT and ED LANTIS PHONE Q 6811 Comphments of E M Hankerd SUPER SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF GRACEY S Shell Gas Groceries Meats Candy 8 Ice Cream l.lMA CENTER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 LONGWORTH PLATING SERVICE INDUSTRIAL PLATING CHELSEA - QR - 622 SO. MAIN ST. PHONE 3241 9 'fi-'N .fig ,Li-7 E 'unizrm ui Q, f-51' nu qu 4: SLJ' my ,.1VHI' 'F Trl' 3 'E' if CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MAY THE FUTURE BRING YOU HEALTH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS DIRECTORS A A Gulde MD A A Palmer MD Arthur Walz J Vmcent Burg Howard S Holmes .T L Fletcher P G Scha1b1e OFFICERS P C SCHAIBLE Preszdent L FLETCHER I1cePreszdent Cashzer HOWARD S I-IOLMLS Vzce Preszclent GEORCIL E PAUL Asszstant Cashzer UNDER STATE AND NATIONAL CONTROL MEMBER OF THE F. D. I. C. CHELSEA STATE BANK - .. ' 5-- fe 'Ee-+' - ,f ' a n -' 737-'Lf '44 - e -. r f --A , , ,f iff 1.:l3L' - f ..:.-.. 'I V' - .. .'.. If'- 24 . 1 A- -. .pf if ' f , f?fHSi fm-1 L I M 17. 'Y 1 1:'1: gf 0 ' Hu, 5 .. 2-Q Y vu, ' 6 Q Q , -5' X-55: N .WAN fp. ,yr 5 mf R Q , , :Tl 1:35 - I '11 I A . A - .Ja , . -- I . W ,7::f,5.' li, 5 -21 ff: :gg 1 - Z -. ,rg 1 C' f 'JI gl 'Siu lu f : L :figs are -- - i 5 - ?l:'5 . - ' f--s'a1'l'F-'b '- -2'-..25'f ' L . awisk-1f' 1r:2. 914 IPA. :T-'ffifibii ,A 'Zi --5-Y' L - 4-Tl'1?X?2?-11 ' - f-.15 5.2,-,p ! Q Q I O Q Q l I I O O I . . , 4 ,. . . . y. , . , , - I J ' u I Comphments of Parker s Chelsea Cleaners WE WISH YOU SUCCESS and oll the good rewards your fme work deserves' THE I H ELSEA STANDARD Chelsea s Home Newspaper PUBLISHERS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS Best Wishes to the Class of 5I GAMBLES AUTHORIZED DEALER WES. HOWES Success to the Class of I95I CHELSEA LUMBER GRAIN Si COAL CO J im Daniels Mgr. A ll I Since I87 I 9 - I I I ' 9 I . 9 BIHCICS COMPLIMENIS OF COUNTRY FRIED CHICKEN 'LEONE STEAK TUTLES BARBER SHOP 304 S. Main St. Chelsea, Michigan Phone 2-4641 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 WILLIAM A THOMAS CO Box 276 CHELSEA MICHIGAN COMPLIMENIS OF CHELSEA BODY SHOP 'I' 0 ON SERVICE R AY S GULF SERVICE COMPLEUFFSS PIAISSING 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 2 3201 920 so MAIN ST cor M92 and US12 Phonez 3491 OWNER WM L WILKERSON 1 9 I CHELSEA, MICH. W R DANIELS BUICKS AND OLDSMOBILES TO THE SENICRS OF 1951 share of happmess and success blessed w1th the greatest of all possesslons a long 11fe of good health GLICKS DEPT. STORE i May each attain in a goodly measure, their full A . 9 . 7 BEST WISHES X X Z Z if YQ FOSTER S MEN S WEAR ARROW SHIRTS HART' SHAFFNER Sz MARX CLOTHING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T951 Cavanaugh Lake Store MAE and MAX QRMSBY at Ice Cream Oil and Gas E. E. PHONE 9891 Jeweler - Optometrist wwf X V fy A f X WA 7 7 CHELSEA DIQUDUCTS INC Manufacturers of POWER TAKE OFFS X If 'kjf' f 'f':a- Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Q 1 M 1 , XJ V 6, , ,' VKX J 'la r j Qc 0 is 'L ul lwj ' .. 17 U 1' ,,gf m4rv.,-'-- 3, 1 X ' ' 'N gl :J H 4 I t - Y' '7 H.s V , , ,. I ' 1? - ? - 'Q . N , yi, ar iv R WW ' . ' ,.:A.., ' , f' 1. W. tm , ,.. q f4w M All W tai' ... t 1' ' , o sssr wls:-Iss TO THE cLAss or 1951 C 'P 'e 's of KUSTERER S FOOD MARKET SYLVAN HOTEL AND RECREATION Miclligun's Finest Small Town Hote 114 N Ma n St Chelsea TELEPHONE 2 3611 COMPLIMENTS OF T U R N E R S FLECTRIC SERVICE Elect c Moto Repair Ele t cal Contract ng Ele t Ho sehold Appl ances PHONE 2 382i ll4 W MIDDLE ST COMPLIMENTS OF Ely Dalry Bar lu . i . 9 9 .A gk I Authorized Frigidaire Dealer ri r ' . c ri i c ric u i BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 RED 8: WHITE GROCERY TOM SMITH COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 CHELSEA HARDWARE COMPANY STRIETER S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MEN S WEAR WEBER MEAT MARKET I .. pg - Telephone 6311 , - gg - .9 I I COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF FA1sT's MARATHON B A L M E R , S SERVICE Grove Bros 5 T0 S5 00 STORE BRAKE SERVICE General Repair and Wrecker Service mow Mad: s mow: Q 5131 ALBER MOTOR SALES Gulf Products DeSOT0 and PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES ff--1:-: --Uv 'fi' M v,,,,,,,...c. 551 O . i e t. Chl C . by -U 4 ' ee rm 1 I VL :Q , WMM, We O rf H M' , JJ? M ll 1 I In Q . , A ' : Y cv,-A-c' O Production lllurhinerv ln. Quantity Producers of Muchme Ports GENERAL MACHINE WORK Telephone 5851 North Mom Street Chelsea Mlchlgon W .l GROSSMAN KAISER FRAZER free St tW W lBl RESIDENCE PHONE 3674 T37 PARK ST PHONE 2 3741 O I U C Ge eral Au omo iv R pair S M t T t -El t' S Nice C buration - Carter - R h st ewar arner hee a a g Compliments of CENTRAL MEAT MARKET PHONE 7511 Congratulations to the Class of '51 VOGEL'S FOOD MARKET Best W shes to the Class of 51 Skogmo Store Owner M W Lesser Coga C t lat ons to the Class of 51 E McDANIELS USED CARS COMPLIMENTS OF WATERLOO GARAGE GLENN RENTSCHLER PROP REASONABLE RATES GENERAL REPAIRS SYLVAN FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSE WE DELIVER PHONE 4561 716 West Muddle Street Chelsea Much Mrs Ruby Lachowltz Owner .. pk - i I - gg .. n r u i ' R.F.D. NO. 3 CHELSEA 2-4321 S CHELSEA RESTAURANT HOME BAKED PIES MAIN AT OLD U S 12 EDITH J STOll EVERY HOUSE NEEDS A WESTINGHOUSE CHELSEA APPLIANCE PARK ST PHONE 3063 HILLTOP SUNOCO SERVICE CHARLES SMITH JR 2 II77 C g f lato s to the Class of T951 MEIQIYEL IBIQUTHEIQS HARDWARE FURNITURE PAINTS FLOOR COVERINGS and SPORTING GOODS 7? Crosley Admiral 115 . CHICKEN DINNER-S Success to the Class of T951 H1009 - Chelsea on ra u I n I 0 l I V E R Flnest ln Farm Muclnn y' nn iv JOHNNY SERVICE JO1-INNY'S SER VICE 9050 Chelsea Manchester Road -in STEAM CLEANING WELDING GENERAL REPAIR PAINTING Phone 3737 John Walz prop Manchester Much COMPLIMENTS WEINBERG DAIRY THE HOME OF QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS DAIRY BAR OPEN IN SEASON I, u u 0 I . . El' -4 u ' . EZ! v I S'.In,l- I . U h ' aa I , , M. Iv, , ' Q A J F31 D 1 ,I nba ' A gia J i 1 D A . . A , . 1- ,mv .4 , -l 2 . A - I Q F is . -e- E G I . - 1- Q ' -h ..... .. f ly ..- , . , . CUNGRA TULATIGNS CHELSEA S PRING DIVISION C l X SXXf',1'9 F? Hn FENNS DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 2 1611 COMPLIMENTS OF HERBERT PAUL PLUMBING-HEATING-WELL DRILLING Ph 4421 Ch BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 PALMER MOTOR SALES, INL. ESTABLISHED IN 1911 ICE CREAM CANDY COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN S CANDY STORE S C H A T Z CIGARS CIGARETTES CIGAR STORE Congratulations to the Class of 1951 9 one elsea W 3 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Y szgiffiai -vfwffe ff-16 ' Movies IIB BETTER than ever 5 -35g'35Az'f:ag1g2g3:'3g.,MZ2'-Y' 'far-'wgvfffw-, ,,,m,y-4.2:-.- 4 SYLVAN THEATRE COMPLIMENTS OF VITALITY FEED M00RE Farmers Supply Company Phone 5511 COAL COMPANY FURNACE CLEANING umore coal From Mooreu Congratulanons to the Class of 51 PHONE Q 22911 Wahl 85 Four A D MAYER INSURANCE Insurance for every need w1th non assessable pO11C16S and no membershxp fees MINIMUM COST PERSONAL SERVICE PROMPT PAYMENTS FINANCIAL STRENGTH COMPLETE PROTECTION PHONE 7131 I 9 ' I O O KK yy - - - . CENTRAL FIBRE PRODUCTS COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER FLEECE TWINE PAPER TYING TWINE TRIM STICKS PAPER COVERED WIRE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1951