Jeffers High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Painesdale, MI)

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Class of 1963 CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Silver Sterling Silver Rose COMMENCEMENT EVENTS Baccalaureate - May 26 Commencement - May 27 Class Day - May 28 MOTTO Today we followg Tomorrow we lead. The End and the Beginning - Graduation 23

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1963 Class Leaders Deserve Praise MARIA MUSTONEN President MARGARET STONEMAN Annual Editor CAROLE KAIPONEN Secretary .TU LIE BAIMA Treasurer MARGARET METSA Vice- President Girls Spark School Spirit These five girls, officers and leaders of the Senior Class, represent the spirit of Jeffers High School. They, among others, have responded willingly to every expressed need of the school. They have led in activities and scholarship. Each girl is a member of the National Honor Society. These girls represent class officers, cheerleaders, twirlers, editors of the school annual, players in the band, and members of groups such as intramural athletics, forensics, chorus, and dramatics. 22

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Last Will and Testament We, the class of 1963, being of sound mind and body, despite remarks to the contrary, knowing that our departure will cause much sorrow to the remaining students, wish to alleviate their grief by gifts including some of our interesting characteristics. WE DO, therefore, declare this our last will and testament. To the faculty whose friendship and support has aided greatly in making these four years the hap- piest of our lives, we bequeath our sincerest gratitude. To the Juniors we will our superiority complex. For use, not abuse. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to make money. To the Freshmen we leave our red marks. Raymond Anttila leaves his quiet ways to Joan Dennis. Julie Baima leaves with ideas of homemaking. Lucky! Kay Davis leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Davis to Richard Podner. Sharon DeForge leaves her cooking ability to Ann Romano. Nicholas DuBois sadly leaves. Michael Price leaves his dinner dance bills to anyone who can spend more. Caroline Guili leaves her wild antics to her sister, Corrine. Elma Halinen leaves her bald tires to Kathy Niemi. Betty Austin leaves her pie making ability to Kathy Datto. Helen Eskola happily leaves Dennis C. Niemi. Ed Hartel leaves his beard to Michael Raffaelli. Now play Castro. Rhodetta Baakko leaves her library job to Irene' Myllyla. Carole Kaiponen leaves her four year secretarial job to Patty Kamppinen. Barbara Laitila leaves her singing ability to Mary Kokko. Gloria Lassila leaves her primping habits to Ann Marie Keranen. James Lindgren leaves his singing and guitar playing ability to John Keranen. Now woo the girls. Lloyd Lantto leaves his nickname Blob to Peter Manty. Rose Lassila leaves her sweet disposition to Carol Rozich. Jeffrey Linna leaves English IV happily. Dennis Lorenz and Rita Lindeman leave the path they have worn in the hall to Jerry and Edie. Roger Maatta leaves his and Loie's corner in the hall to Judy Metsa and her beau. Roger Lorenz leaves his wise cracks in English IV. Cheryl Toyra leaves her commercial skills to those lucky girls who follow her. Shirley Mattila leaves'her good marks to her brother Uno. Margaret Metsa leaves varsity cheering to her sister, Judy. Janet Mikkola leaves her excess height to Nancy Paavilainen. Dennis E. Niemi leaves his pull with Mr. Davis to Johnny Pulkinen. Glenn Murray leaves his nickname Chipmunk to Christine Lindeman. Maria Mustonen leaves Dale Adams to any girl interested in pesty boys. Diane Marier leaves her sewing ability to the 8th grade girls. Carol Naasko leaves her long hair to John Baima. Now, Pudgy, you will have something to comb Dennis C. Niemi leaves all the girls happy he has left. Mildred Niva leaves her quiet manners to Kenneth Kostamo. Barbara Parolini leaves her typing ability to Kathy Vezzetti. Vernon Perfetti leaves his girl friends to his brother. Julie Pintar and Gloria Rantamaki leave their trips to Hancock to Janet Pleshe and Susan Morin. 24