Chesaning Union High School - Indian Yearbook (Chesaning, MI)

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Shirley Collis Shirley 'She will prove to you that she can rise e' h thouvh she's small in size ' Y Teens L H A 1, , Girls' Chorus Georgia Patterson Georgie ere is a bet you like her after you have met ' Y Teens A A l, , Girls' Chorus Marian Dodge Tootsle 'Quiet to those who know her not, jolly to those who do Junior Play 3 Y Teens A A l, , Girls' Chorus 2 L Joan Wood--Joanie 'Forever foremost 1 the news of the hour ' Revealer A Jr Play 3 Sr Play Y-Teens 3 . .A. Girls' Basketball 1,2 Band l,2,3,L Girls' Chorus l 2,3 A Sec'y-Treas. A Orchestra l 2,3 A Donna Thomas--Donna 'Give me the moonlight, give me the man, I do all that I can! Revealer A F.H.A. l Dale Dankert Dale 'In at three, up at five, on the farm that's where I thrive A l 2, Boys' Chorus 2 Donna ood Donna 'She speaks, behaves and acts just as she wants ' Y Teens A H A l , Cirls' Basketball 2 Kenneth Schultz Ken 'He has two speeds slow and super slow A 2, oys' Chorus 2,b Julia Hunt--Judy 'Silence never betrayed anyone ' Y-Teens 3 A Girls Chorus 2,3 Joseph Balla--Joe All the world's stage, and I do my cutting up. Post Graduate

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Betty Emeott Betts A giggle, a dasd, shriek, a crash that's Betty W Revealer A Editor Junior Play Y Teens 3 A Finance Committee 3 President A A Band 3 A Girls' Chorus 2 Carol Lintz Lard 'Full of fun and mis chief too, doing thlngs she shou1dn't do N Revealer A A .11-13' Basketball 1 2 Orchestra 3 A Cheerleader 2,3 Band l,2,3 A Dorothy Luha Dot 'A handful of good life is much better than a bushel of learning Revealer A, aditor Jr Play 3 or Play A Class Treasurer 2 A 1 2, Girls' Basketball 1,2 Band 1,2,3 A Orchestra 2 3 A Cheerleader l,2,3 A JoAnn Van Sickle--Pickle WGenius is the means of avoiding hard work Annual A A Violet Hafner- Skeezix WShe likes them short she likes them tall, but we all know she likes them all Annual 3,A, Editor 3 A Class Treasurer 3 Nat'1 Honor Society 3 F.H.A. 1,3 Secretary 1 36. 6 it 152 l Snr George Dorn George eorgie Porgie punkin pie, kissed the girls and made them cry F F A l,2, Football A Band 1 2,3 A Varsity Club A Frank Ustynek Frankie W rank Use to nek, and still does ' F F A l 2, latch Dog A Track A Donald Cole Don Any fool can stay all night, but it takes a good man to get in the morning FFA 12, Thomas Pumford--Tom W ome come for play, I come to sleep all day A Dale Schoch--Dale 'Always a good fellow ' A Football 3 A and 2,3 A Varsity Club 3 A Track A

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,sf ,'Qeg3aWg 2 .,tefwg.sa . , , 4. ., Ah QL 55 Back Row Kviz, Grubaugh, Tomcala, Stewart, Larkin, Gerding Meadows, Moore, Robinette, Holzhausen, Lapworth, astwood, Mar shall Third Row Anderson, Buzzard, Korf, McFarlan, Coon, 'ar ni a, Kubica, Ackerman, A Toma, Rice, Hintz, small, Louch Second dow Veale, Schaefer, Dankert, Devereaux, Velot, A Har ris, Blaine, struck, n harris, Bitterman Brendahl, Fowler Miss button Front xov .entz, Barrett, Ringler, venzlick har tin, Haney, Studer, I Tome, keeven, Neuman ehepard, Jolfe r fa I QJQJ The Juniors under the supervision of Liss mutton sponsored the annlal J nop, hignlighted by an all Negro orchestra The Junior Senlor Banquet was held on may 20 Under the di rection of Mr Blue the class presented the play, 'Bolts and Nuts The officers elected to lead the class were Pat Barrett, president Lorraine hcFarlan, vice president, Maria Farnica, secretary, and ack erdln trflslr r The Junior class was represented in the Student Council by Pleanor Buzzard, nd KVIZ, Con nie Nenzlick, Duane Veale, and Floyd struck who acted as vice president of the orvanization f Q2 fig JA 1 kt' 'ka N I 11 E - . 11 V J 1 I1 V -' Nl O A I ' it ' -I -V. 1 fw H1 v ' 9 N . 'Y ' I Q v -- . . 1 , 1 - f -. - Q , ll 1 , C 'W , --H . -., 0 ' 4 .. 4 . - O n . . . Q . ' ' 4 J - ' J G ' 3, ff'1 e . A ,., . . ... . . ,, , f - - 1 D ' P V .51 w -Avi.,-v' I L ' . , px -1 w '. , Q gl' f 'I ' . , J. i . 19 9 -. , . 'D I. A - 7, , . jp A Q 4 rf I' ' A 'B A - 3 - 1 1, 1 ' A A Q, x J, as