Chesterfield Dover High School - Comet Yearbook (Morenci, MI)

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CLASS WILL We the Seniors of the Chesterfield High School being of sound minds in the presence of these witnesses do hereby will and bequeath the following I Norleta Emmons will my secretary s position in Mr Brandeberry's office to Rose Marie Smith Shirley Hite will my position of G A A captain to Sarah Schoonover Carol Gorsuch will my slimness to Deanna Warncke Elaine Gorsuch will my dark hair to Darlene Pennington Carol Sue Clingaman will my ability to get a diamond to Vonda Borton Wilma Jappsen will my cheerleading ability to Barbara Buehrer and Doris Reckner Evelyn Parker will my musical ability to Margaret Willeman Joann Parks will my ability to be a seamstress to Dorothy Scarborough Don Huffman will my aqua convertible to Robert Wentz Robert Bates will my height to Roger Kibbee Larry Kast will my ability to skip thirty days of school in my Senior Year to Robert Wiebeck Harold Green will my place on Varsity team to Floyd Hite Gary Smith will my ability to go steady to William Dopp Jane Keefer will my shortness to Clarice Bachman Ruth Ann Clark will my bashfulness to Linda Tuckerman Robert Brill will my large ears to Loyal Miller Carl Buehrer will my ability to find a beautiful girl and to go steady with her to any Junior boy Edward Garrow will my ability to stay out of trouble to William Rupp Joyce Disbrow will my cheerfulness to Marie Eby Robert Bittinger w1ll my ability to wrack things up to Marion Habel Dale Bigbee will my ability to repair things to Sherman Sparks Connie Dietrich will my position ofthe Senior Class Presidency to any Junior who wants it I Phyllis Wells vv ill 'ny position on the annual staff to Elaine Lemon I John Lee will my appetite to anyone who wants t the Juniors we will the privilege of editing next years annual the Sophomores we will the privilege of decorating for the Junior and Senior Banquet the Freshman we will the ability to initiating the following Freshman tie faculty we leave our thanks for preparing us for the future Mrs Gwynn vte leave our thanks for all the favors she has done for our class Leo and Carver we will our thanks for cleaning up after us the eighth grade we will the privilege of entering High School the seventh grade we will the privilege that we had of going through High School the School Board of Education we give our thanks for all the things they provided for us through our school he Bus Drivers we wish to thank the'ri for brlnging us to and from school safely Mr Johnson we give our thanks for his advisorship during our four years of High School To our Parerts our thanks for providing us for twelve years of education To the Cooks our thanks for the fine meals In witness whereof we the Class of 1056 the testators have to this our last will and testament set our hands and seal this twenty fifth day of May one thousal o nine hund red and fifty six Larry Kast Wilma Jappsen Shirley I-Iite Joyce Disbrow Don Huffman To ' : 9 I l ' ' U U I ' I I, . . , . . . l u u . g I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' ' . I, ' , ' ' ' ' ' . I, ' , ' ' ' ' ' . I, I . . . . . I I, , ' ' ' . I, . , ' ' . I, , ' ' ' , I, , . . . . . . . l, , ' ' ' . I, ' , ' ' ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, y . . . ' . . . . 1, , . . . . . . I, ' , ' ' . I, William Jappsen, will my ability to get along with teachers to William Dopp. I, . . , . . . . . . I, . , Y. V . , . . U I, , . . Y . V . . . . If , , , , ' ' A i . To . Y. I . . . . w To ' ' ' ' ' B ' To V . . . V . . . . . ' To l ' . To , ' f , To ' ' . To . . . . . . V To ' ' ' ' ' . To ' ' ' ' To t ' ' . ' ' '. To ' . ,,.. .

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CLASS HISTURY We began our hxgh school educat1on wxth Z8 members Dur1ng the year we lost Carol Jean Haush and Al1ce St1tes leavmg us a total of 26 When we entered hxgh school we though we were pretty b1g We chose Mr Johnson to be our class advxsor We took our 1n1t1at1on as freshmes but got lt back on the freshmen the followlng year We entered 1nto our sophomore year 1n h1gh spxrxts We made a lot of money on our goose raffle and sellrng Jello Durmg that year we lost Marjorre Cook and V1rg1n1a Darm but gamed two others Donelda Wlseman and Bob B1tt1nger We ordered our class rmgs whlch were to be rece1ved the followmg year Some had the pr1v1lege of servmg at the Jun1or and Sen1or banquet Durmg the summer months between our sophomore and Jun1or year we showed free mov1es at Oakshade to earn some extra money and g1ve our treasury a boost Our Jr year brought forth a lot of act1v1t1es We rece1ved our class r1ngs and felt very proud We made money by hav1ng magazlne sales and raffles th1s year Dur1ng the year we lost another member of our class Donelda Wxseman In the fall we presented the play Black Mag1c' In the sprmg we gave another play called Aaron Sl1ck from Punk1n Crxk' They were both under the dlrectmon of Mr Johnson for the semors As 15 the custom we decorated for commencement and Baccalaureate We entered our last year wxth enthusxasm We thought we were kept busy before but we found out that the sen1or year was full of act1v1t1es and went very fast We had our pxctures taken October 12 and recerved them before Chrxstmas We pre sented our Sr play Touch and Go 1n the fall and our second play was ln the spr1ng We had a Donkey Basketball game rn March The proceeds from our plays annual magazmes raffles coat check and Donkey Basketball game furnxshed money for our senmor tr1p to New York We have Z5 members graduatmg and are happy to announce the followmng have attended Chesterfreld all 12 years Joann Parks Conme D1etr1ch Carl Buehrer Dale Bxgbee Gary Sm1th Don Huffman Joyce Dxsbrow Nor1eta Emmons Edward Garrow Harold Green Ruth Clark Shlrley Hxte Robert Brxll Robert Bates Jane Keefer and John Lee Class Colors Pmk and Wh1te Flowers Pmk and Whxte Carnatxons Motto Today Decxdes Tomorrow Sponsor Mr R A Johnson Wr1tten by Carol Sue Chngaman Ruth Ann Clark Dale Blgbee Robert Bull , . I ! ' 1 . 1 ll ' I ' ' . . I . . We worked very hard to make our Jr. -Sr. banquet a success anda memorable event , . ' ! ,, . . . . , . D 7 l I 3 7 D i ! Q ! - 2 1 ! D . . ! I I l 3

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CLASS PROPHEC Y Well here I be D1dn t th1nk Id make It but I d1d by gee Seems l1ke only yesterday that I sat IH th1s self same room and l1stened to the school band play one of the 1mmortal tunes But the players where be they'7 Are they pros perous 'P D1d they turn out well? Partner IS my m1nd wandermg or do I see them st1ll'7 R1ght here IS Phyll1s Wells They say she lS d 1ng well operatmg her own g1ft shop And here IS Carl Buehrer whose amb1t1on to become an Agr1culture teacher came true Back there 15 Larry Kast who IS f1eld manager ofthe Great Atlant1c and Pac1f1c Stores Over here IS Nor1eta Emmons a Pr1mary teacher and a good one too Near her Dale B1gbee an electr1cal eng1neer who has 1nst1lled many new rdeag Now I see Carol Sue Clmgaman who lS a homemaker by the name of Burkholder Over there IS Jahn Edward Garrow who 15 Chlef salesman for power adjusted wheels for farm tractors Back here IS Wlllna Jappsen home econom1st who demonstrates cook1ng and better home l1v1ng Near her IS Robert B1tt1nger a carpenter who Sp6C1al1ZeS 1n better farm bu1ld1ngs Here IS Carol Gorsuch a happy housew1fe and Harold Green noted auct1oneer and and here lS Conn1e D1etr1ch an elementary teacher of sterlrng quahty Back there IS Donald Huffman a Professor of Theology who also cares for the Huffman P1geon Farm Here IS John Lee an Agr1culture Agent and Boy Scout Leader There lS Evelyn Parker creator of lovely clothes for women Over here 1S Ruth Ann Clark Head nurse at the famous John Hopk1ns Hosp1tal Back there IS W1ll1am Jappsen auct1oneer and real estate broker Near h1m IS Jane Keefer Art Teacher 1n Columb1a UHIVCTSIIY Over here IS Robert Br1ll a Mechan1c who also operates h1S Ch1nch1lla farm Over there LS Sh1rley I-I1te a contented housew1fe I see Gary Sm1th noted Arch1tect and Joann Parks Home Econonfuc Teacher 1n M1ch lgan State Un1vers1ty There IS Elame Gorsuch owner of Ela1ne's M1l11ner Shop And here IS Joyce D1sbrow lovable kmdergarten teacher Here IS Mr Johnson ret1red teacher who supplements h1s pens1on by ra1s1ng Cr1ckets and F1shworms for sale Well partner before I h1t the hlghway I d l1ke to g1ve a b1t of adv1ce to these young fr1ends Get an Ultrmate Purpose Choose It on the bas1s of what needs most to be done and what you can do best And then str1ve to reach that goal So Long M1ss May . , . , . . V 3 ' ! ' 7 . , - ' r Y, . O. . . . u . , . . , . 4 , . is 1 . y . . , ' , . - 1 . X . . , . , . . , V 1 I I Y l . real estate broker. Over there is Robert Bates, manager of the new Farm Bureau Store, ! J' Y . , . , . , . . ' , . 4 , ' I ! ' I . Y A . I , D . . , . , , . I . - . , . 1 ' - ' I I . . , . . . . 1 Y ' --Il ' Il ' '