Chelan High School - Chelannual Yearbook (Chelan, WA)

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66602 The year 2006 A D fafter deathj fmds the Class of 56 all put away ln the Rlvervlew Cemetery overlooklng the c1ty dump The reason they he here today IS because they lwed fast d1ed young and had good lookmg cor ses PTERMITE TILLEY IS the only l1v1ng surv1vor He says that h1s old age IS due to the fact that he never smoked drank or klssed glrls On th1s dark gloomy nxght we see undertaker TER MITE' TILLEY strollmg through the graveyard uttmg red roses on each grave It happens to be the F1ft1eth Annlversary o thelr graduatlon The red rose was thelr class flower fMay thelr souls rest 1n peace I Well look who IS here It IS poor JOE BAGWELL He heard the angels callmg and was f1rst to go In lxfe he became famous as a Broadway Bopper Now we don't know Who IS th1s'P CRANMER of course Good old TOM He was the b1g wheel who turned out to be a l1ttle spoke He became a geologlst One day wh1le lookmg for ' rocks he lost h1s marbles Here 18 a fellow who had a hard tune He thought that he would be a doc' but ended wmth a tomahawk 1n h1s head Thls was of course .TERRY CRILL The next one IS MARTHA PRINCESS RAMPTON Of her we can say only the best Too bad she d1ed young Under thls tombstone we fmd the remams of MARY CROCKETT Mary as we used to call her went xnto defense work durmg World War VI She was well qualxfxed for she had been dolng defense work of one kmd or another most of her l1fe Poor Mary' Here hes LOREEN BEAN SMITH The g1rl who had a wonderful creed IS now there pushmg up the weeds By the rxver pushm up the da1s1es IS old JIM MOYER He was burled by the rlver so he could e near the l1qu1d Enough sa1d Over here under the cemetery chlcken house xs our frlend BARTON ' DUSTY SHIVELY Poor Dusty was fond of drumst1cks Now we see a palr of skus m the form of a cross Poor brother CROW should have gone slow He should have never tr1ed that Echo Valley s11de Now he IS on the other s1de That 'hot rod' Plymouth d1d the trlck for one who IS mxxed wrth d1rt rocks and st1cks It IS BOB BOYD rn case you don't know He went too fast when he should have gone slow There IS a tombstone made of books It certalnly has an unusual look KEN DAVIS xt says upon the stone The bookworms got hun I do bel1eve That is the reason for hrs early demxse Beneath thls stone a v1ct1m lxes He was murdered by the Blue Tall Fly In case you don't know who he IS we'll tell you that he 18 KARL DIETRICH Now there 18 DARRYL DUBBS He could not avo1d bemg Warren's son ln law That as you know would kxll anyone This was certamly a sad dem1se It shows that one doesn't d1e of d1sease Thxs one BETTE JENKINS marrxed a Texas mmlhonaxre wxth one foot rn the rave Whxle trym to help hxm get the other foot 1n she went 1n fxrst y' look at the bu ges in thxs grave' Thxs one 18 DALE ST LUISE He was a second Charles Atlas He d1ed of over exert1on workmg on a wmdow dxsplay at Clarnp1tt's All we can sa about hmm IB that hrs luck ran out Poor old JERRY HIGGENS When e needed an ace he got a spade You f1gure lt out HOWARD HAYTER, an enterpr1s1ng and energet1c young busmessman took over the Faris T1re Shop and ret1red at the age of 21. All xt takes IS brains and ambition. lunquotel 7 I 1 4 Q ' Q Q Q Q - Q . Q Q Q - . 2 D Q H H . Q . Q . , Q Q Q Q D I ' ' ' ll 1 9 . Q . . . tP . . . . Q I ' 0 ' Q . Q ' 3 y n . Q H Q . , Q Q H ' ' . . ' ' I ll ' Q u Q Q Q - - Q Q Q ' ll ll J U Q . Q . - Q i 0 I . Q , Q Q Q Q . Q o Q Q Q o . . y 1 1 Q Q Q Q Q 1 i , . Q Q Q . n Q Q Q . ! ! ' Q Q n 1 .- 3 n . Q . Q n . 9 Q . Q Q . . Q I Q . . D ' ! ' Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q , Q y u Q Q Q Q - . Q Q Q Q . Q 9 Q . Q Q . .. Q - ' Q , . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . . Q Q 0 Q I I Q Q Q Q . . Q Q . 5 . 5 , . Q - n Q Q Q Q Q Q Q s Q Q Q Q o K . . Q I ' ' Q Q Q . 9 . Q Q Q Q-