Cass City High School - Perannos Yearbook (Cass City, MI)

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ass roplzecy Conme Bartle and Ioan Seeley owned a nursmg home to accommodate the aged mov1e stars Lu ella Spencer asslsted them On the SOC1StY page they came upon the name of an old classmate K ren Otls She and her fam1ly were paylng a vlsit to her uncle Back ln therr hotel relaxlng and llstenmg to the rad1o the program was 1nterrupted for a speclal news bulle rn Caren Cumm1ngs and Sharon Ackerman had Just flmshed swlmmlng the Engllsh Channel Gomg for a swlm themselves they were surpr1sed to see Rosemary Fuester and Catherme Grady lolllng on the beach They sa1d they were tak1ng thelr yearly vacatlon After spendlng several more weeks m Cal1forn1a they turned homeward They dec1ded to go to church on Sunday mormng so they bought a local paper to fmd one Reachmg the church they were welcomed by the fam111ar face of the former Shlrley Kllbourne She was the mlH1St9I' s w1fe Norma Gu1nther was the guest sololst that day V1s1t1ng w1th therr old classmates they were told that Velda H1ll l1ved ln a nearby town w1th her husband Norma sa1d she had recerved a letter from home saymg that Iudy Howell had fmally gone on her long awalted tr1p to Europe to f1ll some speaklng engagements Dec1d1ng they had better h1t the road they bade thelr frlends good bye As lt was gettmg late matlon The hobo was Paul O Harrls and he sa1d there was a n1ce warm boxcar 1n a town about for ty mlles away They d1dn t thmk that th1s was such a good ldea so they stopped at a farm after awh rle Above the gate was a srgn that sa1d Iack Perry Sheep Farm They had a good nlght s sleep and hurrled on the next mormng They stopped at the stockyards ln Chlcago and Bob Langmald was the auctloneer He had just sold the Grand Champlon owned by Dale Bader Durlng the next day s travels they came upon an acc1dent W'hen they got out to 1nvest1 gate they were surpr1sed to f1nd the dnvers to be Ierry Down1ng and Gordon Drourllard Spymg the nurse who looked fam1l1ar Ieanette approached her to f1nd she was Ianet Calster After thmgs were under control they V1Slted awhlle Ianet told them that two of the local nurses were Bonnle Pine and Ruth Seurynck Arrlvlng at Grand Raplds they read ln the paper that Beverly McClorey had just been awarded the pos1t1on of Dlrector of Nurses at Mercy Hospltal On her staff was Ianet F1eld As thelr money was gettlng low they hastened home That evenlng Mr 6: Mrs Bob Iones fthe former Ianrce Bartlel had a dlnner party celebratmg thelr return The meat for the dmner was one of Dale Iseler s del1c1ous turkeys The next day relaxlng over a second cup of coffee Ieanette plcked up the Chronlcle to f1nd two of the teachmg posltlons had been f1lled by Iean Magel as Dean of Glrls and Yvonne Krohn teachmg Commerce Thls lS what we prophesy for the class of 1956 ' . ' , , a- they started looking for a place to stay for the night. They met a hobo and stopped to ask for infor-

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G ass Qrophecy T1me 1966 Place Here and There and Everywhere Mr Sr Mrs Lynwood Lapeer fthe former Jeanette Neall who operates a Creamery declded to take a tr1p through the forty elght states as thelr busmess was thr1v1ng They bought a car from the F1nkbe1ner Auto Sales frlled lt w1th gas from Lon Decker s Mob1le Service and declded to take a lunch along They stocked up on prov1s1ons at Patterson s Grocery and Ell1s Bottllng Works where Sue Bell and Mary Lou Wald were fa1thful workers Whlle pass1ng through the outsklrts of the c1ty they found Mrs Ioyce Stevens and Mrs Ioyce KMorelll Neal hanging out their weekly wash Upon enterlng the rural area they came upon an enormous farm and were surprlsed to f1nd lt was Jomtly owned by Wayne Whlttaker and Alv1n McKee 'Iravelmg was fast and they arr1ved rn Pontlac Just m tlme for the evening meal Wa1t1ng for a traffrc l1ght they saw Mr 61 Mrs Eugene Cleland returnlng home from a day s work at h1s photo graphy shop Gettlng 1nto the heart of the c1ty they stopped at a hotel clalmed to be the largest and f1nest 1n the state whlch was owned and operated by Gerrold Perry There they stayed for the n1ght They declded to eat breakfast on the way and stopped at Anker s Grill Ieanette pressured Lynwood 1nto gomg to Detrolt to the fashlonable Salon of Mane Gurdon where only the f1nest fashlons are sold Whlle Jeanette shopped Lynwood sauntered 1nto McConkey s Men s Wear Leavmg there they contlnued on to the Champlon s Sea Foods where they found Sam as a very able proprletor They were Just rn tlme for the floor show and were happy to come across such fam llar faces as Reva Hutch1nson's and Grace Kanaby s who were at that t1me two of the best known Before ret1r1ng they happened to read the headllnes of the newspaper Ron Behr Becomes The Second Babe Ruth Up brlght and early the next day they headed westward Arr1v1ng at Indlanapolls they thought they would llke to see the famous speedway The top drrvers were D1ck Dunn I1m Connolly Ierry Gllllland and Ilm Gulsbert Passlng through Iowa they were amazed at the s1ze of the ranches They were more amazed to fmd that they were owned by our better dalrymen Allen Hartwlck and Dlck Carpenter Operat1ng a motel where they stopped for the evenlng was Pat Czapla They had qulte a chat and found that the former Marge Follman was the mother of twlns She also Sald that Don Nye would teach them to fly rn forty f1ve mlnutes at the nearby alrport Headmg south they reached MISSOUT1 and passlng by Fort Leonard Wood they saw as the gu ards Jerry Hurshburger and Reglno Lopez Upon reachmg Texas they heard of the Rocklng Y Ranch run by the horse lover Ianlce Youngs At the resort where they spent the n1ght Iudy Coykendall was the desk clerk and because Iean nette had a headache she was sent to the nurse of the resort who was Mary Donnelly Northward to Colorado to see the Boulder Dam where Iack Clara was the head englneer on a re pa1r job In Denver they declded to have a n1ght on the town One of the hlgh spots was the Galety Th eater owned by 11m McCarthy and featurmg Colleen McNamara a dancer of some repute At Salt Lake City Utah Patsy McConnell and Marlene Rlcketts were in charge of a buslness school where Dorthea TerBush was the head of the shorthand department Movlng to Ca11fOI'l'11a they were surprlsed at the number of classmates they saw P1ck1ng up a newspaper they saw that Alv1e Evans was top scorer on the U C L A Football team 1 l 0 I . . I . . . , . . . . , . , . 1 ' D ' 0 O . . . , . - I ' I l . . . . I . , I . , . , . . , . comediennes. - - I - . u II 1 I ' ' l I 1 I 0 I I , . , . I I - ' Il ' ll ' I C . I - , . I I l 0 ' I ' . . I 0 I I I I 0 0 I

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6,053 W I Patsy McConnell wrll to the next hall gurde commrssroner the gray harrs I received from trymg to keep order 1n the halls I Sandra Bell belng of sound mrnd and slrm body do hereby w1ll to Larry Coleman upon my gradua t1on my helght 1n hopes that It won t embarrass h1m to look down upon short teachers as much as it d1d me I Rosemary Fuester w1ll my Government book to Donna Ware rn hopes that she may get more out of rt than I d1d also to my srster Ioan the ab1l1ty to get along wxth her teachers as well as I d1d I Marlene Rrcketts w1ll my t1tle of Walk1ng Llbrary to anyone who wants to carry enough books home each nlght to keep them study1ng untll mldnlght I Carol O Nell belng what I am w1ll my Off1Ce job for two hours to any gul who wants to get on the good srde of the teachers to my brother my herght so he may sneak out of thmgs as I d1d Grace Kanaby will my locker whlch IS next to Karen Otls s to anyone who can put up w1th Chuck O Dell Reva Hutchlnson w1ll to Russ Dlllon my ab1l1ty to recelve at least half way decent marks so that won t have to change h1s report card every s1x weeks before he takes lt home I Karen Ot1s w1ll my drlver s llcense to Chuck O Dell so when he loses h1s he w1ll st1ll have one Luella Spencer w1ll my seat 1n Government to any person that IS slmple enough to take lt I Marle Gurdon w1ll the Mormng Bulletrn and a parr of track shoes to the luckyf'Pl glrl that gets to be Mr Holes s flrst hour secretary I Gordon Droulllard w1ll my abrlrty to get along wlth Coach Yedlnak to Bob Hunter I Paul O Harrls belng of sound mrnd CI thlnkl w1ll my plpe to Bob Hunter to smoke next year 1f 1t do esn t make h1m S1Ck I Ronald Behr w1ll to my brother Buck my fast ball so he can strlke someone out I Ruth Seurynck do hereby make thls my last w1ll and testament to the 1956 Perannos will to Barb Gross my Job as Thumb B Student Councll Rep so she can meet some new boys and to my brother Alvrn my ab1l1ty to drlve a car and never have an accldent I Pat Czapla w1ll to all my teachers my ab1l1ty to study real hard every day because from here on I won t need lt anymore' I Marge Follman berng of sound m1nd and body hereby had planned to w1ll my brarns to someone but after uslng them for four years here at C C H S I feel that I no longer have any I Colleen McNamara bemg of unsound mmd and stable body do hereby stat that th1s 1S my last w1ll and testament of my happy C91 school days To my slster Iane Brrngardner the ab1l1ty to be a cheer leader her four years 1n hlgh school and be Varsrty for three of them I emoyed every m1nute of lt Also I w1ll to her my offrce Job 2nd hour for Mr Holes I only hope she has as much fun as I dld And last but not least I w1ll to anyone who thlnks they can understand lt my seat 1n Iatln let me warn you Its a deep subject for a shallow mlnd I Dale Bader w1ll my Government book to any underclassman who thrnks he can get more out of It than I d1d land that wasn t muchl I Sharon Ackerman w1ll to any Seventh Grade glrl the abrlrty to be a cheerleader for s1x years and enjoy lt as much as I d1d I hm Gulsbert w1ll my ab1l1ty to take two classes each day from one teach and not get tued of hrs jokes I Velda H111 w1ll my books to the person who wrll get all the knowledge out of them that should be gotten from them I Iudy Coykendall leave all of my BCIIVIIISS to a Iuruor wlth some 1 l .S 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 u - - ' n - - n 1 1 . , . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . , ,. 1 1 1 1 1 . I1 1 1 he , . . , 0 . . . I . , . . . 1 1 1 I I1 1 . . . ,, , . ,, . . 1 . , . . Q 1 1 I , , . . . . , . . - 1 1 , , . 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 - ul n 1 ' 1 1 1 e 1 - 1 , , 1 1 1 1 . 0 - -1 . , . G . . . 1 1 1 v ' ' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 0 Q . 1 1 1 11 n I ' n 1 . 1 1 - - ' n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 n 1 1 . I 1 n