Chelsea High School - Memories Yearbook (Chelsea, MI)

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MARIE MUNDEN bequeaths her Journallsm Job to Ohve Ann Reddeman MIKE MURPHY just leaves 1n h1s sleep of course DON NISHAR leaves h1s parkmg, places to anyone who wants them TED NIXON w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get back 1nto school to Norm Ulflg EVELYN NOTHNAGEL leaves her stately walk to Cathy Mester FA YE OSTERLE bequeaths her talkat1ve ways to Tessy Mathews KENT PICKETT leaves h1s Semor m1lkman 1ob to T1m Schulze LOIS PIERCE w1Ils her he1g,ht to Gayla Markel ROBERT RENTSCHLER leaves h1s sife drlvlni to Mr Glasser BILL ROBARDS bestows h1s basketball ab1l1ty on Dean Fowler ROSEMARY SCHERDT glves her cookmg, ab1l1ty to Mrs Denn1s EUGENE SEITZ bestows h1s place 1n the F F A to Don Bush SHIRLEY SCOTT leaves her reserved manner to Betty Fletcher RICHARD STARK bestows h1s Cassanova ways on J1m Klobauchar SUSIE TOBIN leaves her tlmld ways to Pat Blaznek EDDIE WALKER w1l1 hl V1Ce Pre ldent job to Jlfll Bfvcter GLENN WEIR bequeaths h1s dr1ves to Stockbmdge to anyone who wants them SUSIE WHITE leaves her fash1onable manner to Kay Vogel PAT WYLSTON bestows her peppy ways on Sandra Gxmmey ELAINE ZEINERT bequeaths her happy marr1ed l1fe to Momca Smlth GEORGE MCCONNAUGHEY leaves h1s tr1ps to Vandercook Lake to Bob Balmer IOM KRAMER leaves h1s ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teacners to George Staffan LARRY LUBAN leaves h1s extra credlts to Jerry Klels CHARLES CARPENTER bestows h1s fr1endly rr mer on Steve Toth Slgned Don J1m W1tnessed John Howdy Doody Mlckey Mouse 26 The SHEPERD brothers leave their jokes to Eddy McDaniels.

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It Kgfayf We of the Semor Class of 1956 V1llage of Chelsea Townshxp of Sylvan County of Washtenaw State of M1ch1gan Nat1on of Umted States Contment of North Amemca Western Hem1sphere Planet Earth 1 O00 fee above sea level lat1tude 420 30 North long tude 84 We t ma1nly mdustrtal populatlon 2 566 belng of sound mlnd and body do w1ll and bequeath the follow1ng To the e e B 6 faculty who have gulded us helpfully through the years we would llke express our heartfelt thanks and apprec1at1on parents we would l1ke to g1V9 our slncerest thanks for bearlng Wlth us thoughtfully Jumors we leave our Good Looks sophomores we leave our ab1l1ty to stay 1n school freshman we leave our sympathy for you three more years NANCY ATKINSON leaves her ab1l1ty to study to Albert M1ller NORMA BAILEY leaves her s1ng1ng to Kmg Hanna GWENDOLYN BANKS leaves her r1des 1n convert1bles to Mxckey Talbot DIANA BARR leaves her freckles to Sandy Buelher JOE BAUER leaves h1s sm1le to J1m Buck KEN BAUER leaves h1s he1ght to Bob DeFant RUTH BEEMAN leaves her Navy boys to anyone who can handle them The BERMES slsters leave the1r r1des from Jackson to anyone who wants to go that far DAVID BRISTON leaves h1S athletlc ab1l1ty to Ot1s R1chardson JOYCE BROWN leaves her qu1etness to Hugh Wemberg HOWARD BROWN leaves h1s long ha1r to Barbara Collms DAVID COLLINS leaves h1s sleepmg ab1l1ty to Lynda Mayer GEORGE COLLYER leaves h1s casual manner to Doug Keeny SHARON CONK leaves her Job at the theater to Bob Sm1th SHARON DANCER leaves her da1ly telephone calls to anyone who can handle them BEVERLY DYER leaves her helght to her s1ster Sh1rley HERBERT ERKE leaves h1s cowboy boots to whoever has feet b1g enough f1t them NEIL SL ARLENE leave the1r pleasant walks through the halls to Bud and Mel1ssa RONALD FAIRBROTHER leaves h1s r1de to Waterloo to J1m We1r JAY FERGUSON leaves h1S da1ly attendance to h1s brother RONALD FOSTER leaves h1s sleepmg to John Howe BILL GEDDES leaves h1s march1ng 1n the band to John E1senbe1ser WILLADEAN GULLETT leaves her blonde ha1r to Pat Taylor KEN HAIST leaves h1s bookkeepmg ab1l1ty to Don Harr1s GENEVIEVE HAFLEY leaves her actmg ab1l1ty to Charlle Adk1ns BILL HARRIS leaves h1s transm1ss1on trouble to Jerry Slusser GEORGIA HEPBURN leaves her sweet ways to Lorene Keezer FRED HOFFMAN leaves h1s Job 1n the Dalry Bar to Janle Morgan MARILYN HONBAUM leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to Nancy Mayer BETH IRWIN leaves her Central Treasurer s Job to Marlene Kuhl JOHNNY JOINES leaves h1s speed to Douglas Warren GENE KAIZER bequeaths h1s knowledge of the back roads to anyone enough to dr1ve on them JAMES KEEZER g1ves h1s answer book to Paul Weber FRED KLINK leaves h1s Job at Palmer s to Paul Beal JOHN LEETH leaves h1S excess welght to Warren Le1s1nger LLEWELLYN LEHMAN leaves h1s curly ha1r to T1m Fredr1ck REUBEN LESSER w1l1s h1s bag of trlcks to Margle Hepburn YVONNE LE VAN leaves her Job at the Root Beer Stand to Carolyn Mart1nson JAMES MCLAUGHLIN leaves h1s sneezes to Byron Pearson BERNICE MILLER bestows her pleasant manner to Audrey Musolf CHARLES MILLER leaves h1s place 1n the chorus to Gene Owens w1th ne rve 25 O 6 L 0 as to ' ' . E To th , ' ' ' ' ' so . To th ' ' . To th ' ' ' . TO th g . ' ' to

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A ff ll game It 1S the year 1900 As we change channels on our telev1s1on sets we pause at CHS TV 165 wluch 1S FGVIEWIITQ, the mun events of the year We see many fam1l11r flces of the class of 56 who have made current fame around Chelsea at least Nancy Alk1IlSOIl lS st1ll Ill the same place as always at the head of the class 1n her new role as a teacher Norma B11ley 1S now U1 the new chorus room of Chelsea H1g,h trymg to f1Il1Sh the Job MISS Smxth started Gwendolyn Banks IS secretary for the new boss of Chrysler Dlana Barr IS the med1cal lab techn1c1an at the new Chelsea Hosp1tal The two Bauer Brothers are now runnxng a co operat1ve farm Ruth Beeman and Yvonne Le Van are IBM operators at the Ford Motor Company Beverly Brown 1S now SUCCGSSIVGIY carmg for her home of l1tt1e Browns Carol Bermes has Just been voted the most eff1c1ent but qU19teSt secretary 1n the Dav1d Br1ston IS a professor of eng1ncer1ng at the Un1vers1ty of M1Ch1gdH M S U Just d1dnt su1t you Dave Joyce Brown 1S bus11y l1St9fl1Ilg 111 on conversat1ons at Bell Telephone Company Howard Brown has Just des1gned l11S newest model The Matthew Racer Charles Clrpenter IS back IH Ind1ana l1V1Hg It up Zoom' There goes Dave Co1l1ns fly1ng the newest A1r Force Jet On h1s weekends home from college George Collyer can st1ll be found on Dewey Street Because Sylvan Theater has expanded so much Sharon Conk now serves as 1ts secretary Sherry Dancer Beth Irw1n and Sus1e Tob1n are busy cheermg up wealthy old pat1ents 1n the1r respectwe hosp1tals Be sure to patromze the Sager Da1ry Farm on Grass Lake Road run by Bev Dyer and Paul Herb Erke has Just patented h1S new 1I1V9llt1OI'l the push button controlled farm Nell Fahrner and Arlene Paxton are Stlll together The1r quarrels havent amounted to much after all these years Ronald Fa1rbrother has Just made the all A honor l1st at the Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan Jay Ferguson has Just been voted the second best dressed college man Don Mshar IS f1rst 27 , I ,. V .. . - , . . . . . T L. i , 7 ' ', ,, vv 'uv , , L 1 l L . , f L- , t. . . i 4 .T . T ,. . Y . . 7 . ' . . , . , . . . . . Y . I . ' I ' ' ' vv vv , . , , . 1 1 s 1 9 ' - . . . V . . H H . . . 4 .