Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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Left to Right: Mr. Lockhart, J. Greager, B. Picou, C. Klosterhoff, D. Ehlers, B. Headrick, P. Yankey, N. Brown, G. Schwent, S. Preusse, N. Wolff, R. Cash, S. Linton, T. Bollman, M. Moeller, J. Varner. Not pictured: B. Schroeder 1965 Junior Play Finders Creepers was a zany mystery-comedy featuring those brilliant teenage detectives, Wilbur Maxwell and Hercules Nelson. The two supersleuths decided to solve the mystery of Mr. Quigley's presumed death. In the process, they were almost killed; they ruined Mr. Quigley’s plan; and they got Here's Uncle Bob thrown into the klink. However, everything turned out fine, and Here and Wilbur were crowned the heroes of the day. The cast, under the able direction of Mr. Trew Lockhart, was as follows: Aunt Mary, Bernetta Headrick; Celeste, Susan Preusse; Claude, Gary Schwent; Daphne, Nancy Brown; Dr. Brown, John Greager; Frankie, Patty Yankey; Granny, Cynda Klosterhoff; Harry Schuster, Terry Bollman; Hercules Nelson, Ricky Cash; Madeline, Mardell Moeller; Mr. Quigley, Benny Picou; Nina, Sheila Linton; Uncle Bob, Darrel Ehlers; Wilbur Maxwell, Nicky Wolff.

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Queen Candidates Queen’s Attendants Sandy Howie Susan Preusse Sheila Linton Patty Sweany Pam Homberger

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1965 Spring Dance On Friday, May 14, 1965, the Student Council sponsored its annual Spring Dance, The theme for this year Bon Voyage was depicted with colorful decorations of light blue and white. Along the sides of the dance floor were waves which gave the effect of one's being on the deck of a ship looking out over the ocean. A gangplank, erected at the entrance of the dance floor, created a feeling of walking onto an oceanliner. Music for the dance was provided by a St. Louis combo called the Du Tones.