Chelsea High School - Memories Yearbook (Chelsea, MI)

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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 , ' '

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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 ' '

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