Chester High School - Ravelings Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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fv lohn Warren- Enjoy lite while 'fou'll be dead a long time. Den Wrightful might be better it I Would, but it's lonesome being good. 1:1 ? J you can: Jesse Yentes -Y Oh, tor a chance to argue. I7 eniom Emma lane Singer-l'Good things come in small packages. Ted Spann- Small, but dangerous. Melvin Speicher-- A worker in anything he does. Iohn Swihart-'Girls make a rich man poorg l'm broke all the time. 'Na M vw' I mi. ,pn- 'J 'frm' 'K' .4

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I CII l0l'J Noncy Knopp--!tAn eye for on eye: J tooth for o tooth. Carol Littlefield-f ULife is but G spon, T11 f-very inch enjoy, Li zrkflm Meyer t'St1enCe is sweeter thon :1t,z f?f't1.H jpg Morrnssety 'tporhculor os o womor .'.'2.f-n 1t Comes to neotnessf' 3 fx YW 'FR r'-, Q-ov-,,o..,, fu! M, -cs, 4-,, faith,-4' C' my 1?'t'3vN if 'g' 'C' t - .27-4 ,f xr WTS-lu' Q,-4 -Q...-' Lululoftte Penrod A'Whot her heort thinke her tonfme Spf-oksf' E'lf'rzr1 :n thtenour 'Be'f.'1tffhed, bothered Und bo',-xtlderedf' Chorlencv Boyer VA motden w1th o ok.: 110, 1 ?3f'lC IStl of wit, what hotter fit? Lorry fjfihcnkel Where found? Wob Gish. 16

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wCS 3 ef- A et,-w--1' F 'SL-Li .ff- 2 enior icem Elliott Chamberlain, treasurer: Mary Ann Gugle, reporter: Iohn Warren. president: Patsy Hack, secretary: Derwood Coe, vice-president. ' . C1 -amor an C ulory Cn rust 27, lQ4S, thirty-seven scholars truda- ed Lnto Chester l-liah School. Knowing not what lay aliead, tliejx elected these leaders: Marilyn Leffel president Melvin Speicher, vicefpresidentp Ted Sgann sei'rfftar',' Lee Ray Auaninbauah, treasure: Under t21 officers the class enioyed two partie: fi 'rear later thirty-five wiser pupils looked ,rx-:ard to the school year. The following officers 1 . ere elected. Dick Brown, president, Russell Coppes, cefcresident Melvin Speicner, secretary, Derwood Vlcc, Coe, treasurer. Tneg' enjoyed two more parties, ane laerria a weiner roast followed by a movie in 'll' ,, . , .. ITSG . Entering school in l95U with thirtyfthree ment' the class of '52 entered into more responsible 'zctivzties T2ie',' elected these officers' Torn Airaood, es1drvr,i Melvin Speicher, vice-president, Nancy Knapp, secretary, Mary Ann Gugle, treasurer En- Jaaina in such projects as sellina concessions at ball games producing the class play, ' Ch, Brother' , and sponsorina a fish fry, the class profited both in money and throuah experience. On August 30, l95l, thirty-one tired but determ- ined scholars trudaed into Chester High School. They' soon elected lohn Warren, presidentg Derwood. Coe, vice-president, Patsy l-lack, secretary, and Ell1ott Chamberlain, treasurer. Through hard work and 2-:ill pox-Jer, all sorts of records were broken. A new magazine sales record was set. A new record was set when the senior play, llThe Baby Sitter , was presented to an overflowing auditorium. Through the excellent advisina of Mr. Smith and Miss Eshelnian the Ravelinas was produced. Bac- calaureate -and Commencement aave our senior 'gear a fzttina finale