Dexter High School - Log Yearbook (Dexter, MI)

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NAME Carole Amburgey Janet Atkinson Marge Bradbury Barb Bucholz Clara Campbell Arlene Carlson Betty Carter Phyllis Carter George Darrow Karl Ehnis Eilene Farrell Fred Fauser Ray Fialkowski Dick French Sandy Gale Gary Gould Pete Greenfield Bill Gregory Dave Gregory Leon Hinderer Rosalie Hoey Barb Hunawill Barb Kelsay TRAIT Going steady Fun loving Red face Absent minded Staying at home Skipping school Noisy Many haircuts Getting into trouble Maroon pig 5l 'III '47 Chevy Junky cars Sportsman Saturday nites Honky Tonkin' Seeing Clessie Short Using his own judgement Cats Chuck Red-headed temper Brown eyes GUILTY OF Liking it. Not getting my driver's license. Telling jokes. Going to The Virginian. Writing too many letters to a certain person. Being engaged. Chasing my shadow. Writing to Scotty. Not going steady. Not smoking. Too many trips to the U of M campus. Owning a motorcycle . Skipping school. Not finishing school at first attempt. Receiving too many letters. Working . Liking to. Sleeping in school. Knowing Ned Palmer. Not going with girls. Chuck Dying my hair. Going to the Parrot. WIIWS AMBlTlON Be a professional bowler Get it. See the world . Go to Russia as a foreign correspondent. Travel around the world in a street car. Go to Hawaii. Stay single. Marry him. Have anything l want. Go to college. 5l 2Il Be a screw machinist. Be a successful gambler. Finish this time. Answer all of them. Stay single and get rich quick. To own a Jaguar, a Thunderbird, and a MG all at the same time. Go around the world. Get out of school. Be a millionaire. Chuck Own a fleet of yellow Buicks. ' Go to Russia with Barb Bucholz.

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CLASS OFFICERS: Rosalie Hoey, secretary, Dave Miles, president, Fred Fauser, vice- president, Nancy Wheeler, treasurer. CLASS HISTGDRY The class of i955 took its place in the line of graduates when the first class meet- ing was held. George Tanner was elected president, Ray-Fialkowski, vice-president, Lorna Knisely, secretary, and Rosalie Hoey, treasurer. Marjorie Hawes and Jack LaRosa were Student Council representatives. With the help of Miss McCarty and Mr. Larson we began to feel we were becoming a part of D.H.S. Savings for the Senior trip started with concessions and dances after the games. The sophomore year passed smoothly. The high spot of the year was the winning of the homecoming trophy for our float, Lick 'Em. Bill Tupper served as president, Joe Weber, vice-president, Rosalie Hoey, secretary, and Sandra Gale, treasurer. Mari Bradbury and Dave Miles were student council representatives. Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Bole, and Mr. Wendt were our advisors. Moving into our Junior year the class realized that the years were moving by rapidly. Once again Bill Tupper was elected president, Art Simms, vice-president, Rosalie Hoey, secretary, and Nancy Wheeler, treasurer. Jack La Rosa and Barbara Bucholz were the Student Council representatives. The Penny Carnival, scrap drive, and Christmas card sales brought in profit to build up the treasury. We put on the Prom with the theme, Southern Starlight and gave the play Murder Mansion. The Plastics dinner was the finishing touch to a very busy year with the help of our advisors Mrs. Hays, Mrs. Devine and Mr. Stoddard. Who can believe it? At last! is what many members of the class said as they entered their senior year. Offices were held by Dave Miles, president, Fred Fauser, vice-president, Rosalie Hoey, secretary, and Nancy Wheeler, treasurer. Once again the position of Student Council representatives were held by Barbara Bucholz and Jack La Rosa. Dick French served as Student Council president. The Homecoming trophy was won again by the class of 1955. The theme of our float was, We'll make ie of Manchester. Lorna Knisely made the class proud when the football squad selsected her as the Homecoming Queen. A magazine drive and a three act comedy, The Board- ing House Reach gave us another chance to show our dramatic talents and to raise the funds in the treasury.. The class embarked May 'l8th for a five day trip to New York City. A good time wasf had b every senior and they all said it was more than was expected. The days flew quicklly by and before we knew it, we fa little nervous, were accepting our dip omas and taking the last glimpse of D.H.S. A class of fifty-two seniors graduated saying goodbye to their advisors, Mr. Bergstrom, Mrs. Devine and Mrs. Hays, and to t e students and faculty of Dexter High School.

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WHO NAME Bob Kielwasser Bob Knickerbocker Lorna Knisely Bill Kramer Jack La Rosa Chuck Mahler Dave Miles Bruce Miller Sue Nixon Ned Palmer Roy Radtke Jim Richards Gordon Savery Juliann Scott Art Simms Barb Sindlinger Tom Spiess Bill Stander Jan Swanson TRAIT Butch haircut Bashful Long hair Driving a truck to school. Sniffin' around Going steady Farmer Height Driving a car Driving a car Can't say D.A. haircut No girls Shy Being fat Friendly '39 Chevy Picking on Jim Murray Bangs GUILTY OF Skipping school to go hunting with Dick French. Not playing Football. Accompanying Janice. Sleeping in class. Going to school. Driving a Chevy. Sleeping on the wrong side of the bed. Getting along with the teachers. Knowing a certain person in another state. Driving at noon. Owning a '40 Chevy Corvette. Sayingithe wrong thing at the right time. Talking back to cops. Checking on Ed L. Running a noon-hour, non-licensed taxi service. Going with an alum- nus for over two years. '39 Chevy Going to school. Cruising up the river. AMBITION Hunt and fish for the rest of my life. Make Ra i se Own an easy million. a football team. a farm. Stay single. To learn a short-cut to Rosalie's house. Get on the right side. Be on the First space ship to the moon. To be Barb Kelsay's secretary. Permission to drive at noon. Own a new Corvette. Say the right thing at the wrong time. Own a farm and get married. Get married. Be a banker in a bakery so l can roll in the dough Keep him happy. Get a new Chevy. Become a bum. Own a southern planta- tion.