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

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CLASS PROPHECY You may have your magic, You may have your genii, But give me my crystal gazing bowl And your future you shall see. As I gaze into my crystal ball, These visions come to me, Clarice Bachman fashion designer tall, Creates styles that suit us all. Doris Reckner, homemaker sweet 8: true, Charms her old C. H. Sweetheart With her famous one dish stew. Bill Dopp, man of steel, Drives a school bus all the year. And the children all do feel They can trust Bill Dopp so dear. Marie Eby, blue ey ed housewife, Is queen of her home, When she serves Pineapple tomato catsup To All who would roam. Sarah Schoonover, so tall and straight, With exciting ideas in Decorative Paneling Will catch her mate as sure as fate. Dorothy Scarborough, Primary Teacher, With eyes of hazel hue, Will hold her pupils' attention Without much ado. Bob Wentz, genial insurance agent, Convinces all that his insurance is best. Then retires to his farm for a rest. Elaine Lemon, so dainty and sweet, As jet airliner hostess, Pleases everyone she meets. Loyal Miller, so sturdy and stout, Demonstrates Portable Electric Tools Power built to last, without any doubt. Margaret Willeman with pretty red hair Will give you professional planning With her Home Building Service 4-Square William Rupp, telephone office craftsman, Helps an electric brain think clearly And all trouble tries to ban. Linda Tuckxerman and Betty Barber, Beauticians, hard to beat Operate their Beauty Salon From which their customers emerge so neat. Floyd Hite, Big League Baseball Player, With his keen brown eyes Thrills his fans with his high flies. Jeanette Greenlee, Home Economic Teacher, With her winning smile Teaches all her students In the very best style. Deanne Warncke with eyes so green Introduces her new product The Magic Cleaner That gives all kitchens a magic sheen. Roger Kibbee so trim and short, Builder of jet aircraft, Brings you the jet airliner Like a good sport. Darlene Pennington so graceful and fair Is a music teacher With accomplishments quite rare. ' Sherman Sparks, Engineering guide, Has placed Allis-Chalmers On a pedestal that is world wide. Vonda Borton so modest and sweet Teaches kindergarten children Down on Main Street. Robert Wiebeck so agile and quick Keeps television fans happy With his music and tricks. Rose Marie Smith, the brown eyed Rose, Heads the U.S. Womens' Congress of Housing If you have housing problems, See Rose, she knows. Barbara Buehrer so jolly and kind Finds time for her family After demonstrating Kitchen Aids To all of her friends. Marion Habel with hazel eyes Tills the soil and raises swine. His crops are good, His choice is wise. Mr. Gwynn so loyal and true, If you follow his guidance, you will Have nothing to rue. Miss May

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l CLASS WILL We, the members of the 1957 Graduating Class of Chesterfield-Dover being in full possession of a sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament in the presence of the witnesses as named below. I, Clarice Bachman, hereby will my ability as FFA Sweetheart to Edna Grove. I, Betty Barber, hereby will my ability to be a waitress to Martha Willeman, I, Vonda Borton, hereby will my Geometry ability to Raymond Dieringer. I, Barbara Buehrer, hereby will my shortness to Carol Borer. I, Bill Dopp, hereby will my Baseball ability to Ralph Sloan. I, Marie Eby, hereby will my letters from the Navy to Carol Borer. I, Jeanette Greenlee, hereby will my Shorthand Dictation to Carol Bates. I, Floyd Hite, hereby will my ability to get out of work to Robert Terry. I, Marion Hable, hereby will my basketball ability to John Barber 8: Terry Stubbins. I, Roger Kibbee, hereby will my ability to be called Elvis to Norman Garrow. I, Elaine Lemon, hereby will my ability to get a good looking man and a convertible to Jane Tuckerman, I, Loyal Miller, hereby will my curly hair to John Barber. I, Darlene Fennington, hereby will my position as a secretary to Janice Pennington. I, Doris Reckner, hereby will my long hair to Myrna Smatts. 1. William Rupp, hereby will my ability to show movies to Harry Brink. I, Dorothy Scarborough, hereby will my devilishness to Carolyn Garrow. I. Sarah Schoonover, hereby will my typing ability to Don Gorsuch. I, Rose Smith, hereby will my tallness to Jane Tuckerman. I, Sherman Sparks, hereby will my muscles to Earnest Wells. I, Linda Tuckerman, hereby will my shyness to Carol Bates. I. Deanna Warncke, hereby will my drawing ability to Charlene Pultz 8: Edna Grove. I, Robert Wentz, hereby will my smile to Robert Terry. I, Robert Wiebeck, hereby will my ability to have many cars to Eddie Borton. I, Margaret Willeman, hereby will my red hair and dimples to Miles Nelson. To the Juniors we will our ability to get out of study halls. To the Sophomores we will the privilege of giving two class plays. To the Freshmen we will the privilege of initiating the coming Freshmen. To the eighth grade we will our ability to go through high school and obtain a diploma. To the Board of Education we give our thanks for providing the things for us which made it much easier through our school days. To the Bus Drivers we give our appreciation for seeing us back and forth from school safely. To the Custodians we give our thanks for giving us a helping hand whenever needed. To the Faculty we give our thanks for their patience and guidance. To Mrs. Gwynn we leave our appreciation for all the kind deeds she has done for us. To Mr. Gwynn we leave our appreciation for being our class advisor the last of our school years. In witness hereof, we the class of 1957, the testators, have to this our last will and testament, set our hands and seal, this day of May, one thousand nine hundred and fifty seven. Sara Schoonover Darlene Pennington Sherman Sparks

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Chesterfield-Dover School Bus Drivers , Ivan Wentz, Walter Pfund, Levl Rupp, Chuck Colher, 'Carver W