Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

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Wlll We the class of nineteen hundred and fifty five, of the town of Reese, county of Tuscola, and state of Michigan, through due respect for our beloved classmates, do declare this to be our last will and testament. Delbert Felske leaves to Angie DuRussel and Marilyn Markhart his quietness in all classes. We hope they will feel proud of their ones as Delbert did. Alvin Humpert leaves his speed ffor cross countryl to Jack Solgat and Ruth Ann Guisbert. To Norma Bauer and Anne Stockmeyer, Norine Krick leaves her ability to stay out late and still look fresh the next morning. We hope Norma and Anne can achieve this and still keep a high grade in school. Ron Sixberry leaves his story telling to Bill Wendland. Now Bill when you come home from fishing you will have a ten foot fish that will actually sound real. Eleanor Roth and Ruth Wagner leave their love and respect for each other to Carole Nelson and Nancy Keirnan. Agnes Greenia leaves to Elaine Schulte and Elaine Solgat the ability to talk her way out of staying after school. We hope their line will be as good as Aggie's was for the past four years. To Elaine Felske and Janet Stockmeyer, Dick Andrus wills his ability to get along well with everyone. Pat Albrecht feels she needs all she has, so she leaves nothing. Tom Abbey wills to Ken Schrader his ability to join all sports and do very little studying on the side. Melvin Rebuehr planned on leaving his singing ability to Lynn Achenbach and John Schian, but decided some day it might come in handy. To Mernita Keller and Dan Stein, Charlotte Ackerman leaves her tinyness. We're afraid it won't help much now, Charlotte. Don Hirschman wills Delbert Heinlein his ability to try and get out of work, even though it didn't do much good. Virginia Findlay leaves the nights she stayed home studying for A's to Fred Rohloff and Gerald Marshall. We hope they will put this to the best of their ability. Mike Elbers and Richard Korf will to Jim Sahr and Orville Kabat their technique of letting down their hair to camouflage their eyes so the teacher can't tell where they are looking during a test. Now Orville and Jim won't have to study so hard before a government test. To Raymond Avery and Dan Gillig goes Chuck Elbers trail of broken hearts. We hope Raymond and Dan can take over Chuck's place next year. Carl Link leaves his height and selling ability to Bryan Vandervoort. We hope Bryan can make money for his class as Carl did in the past. Rosemary Bauer leaves to Richard Schultz and Margaret Overton, all her extra gum and candy in hopes that they can keep it hid as well as Rosie did. Bob Humpert leaves his innocent manners to Don Kern. This might help you in the future, Don. Nancy Ware wills to Mildred Rogner and Ronald Jones the art of telling jokes. This might help overcome their shyness. Jerry Morel leaves to Mildred Reinbold his frequent visits to the Y. M, C. A. Willard Arndt leaves his traveling ways to Frances Loeffler.

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II Mr. Midnight Rita Baxter . Jane Baxter Victrola . . Fred Dana . Leroy Doyle Edwina Cook Belinda Elliot Nada Owens. Patsy Farrel O'brien . . Keith Garland Harvey Smith Mrs. Dana . NO BOYS ALLOWED . . Donald Hirschman Agnes Greenia .. . Carol .lean Courbier Noreetta Beyer . . .Tom Abbey . Dick Andrus Eleanor Roth Donna Redwantz . Ruth Wagner . Nancy Ware . . Carl Link Ronald Sixberry . Bob Kendall .Kay Taylor APRIL ZZ-23, 1954 JUNIOR PLAYS SENIOR HILLBILLY WEDDIN' Paw Belsnickle . Maw Belsnickle . . Ceelie Belsnickle . . Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle Four Belsnickle . . Five Belsnickle . Six Belsnickle . . Obeey Upschlager. . Chiz Upschlager . Ronald Maxwell . Lucy Maxwell . The Reverend . Cousin Zeke . The Cousins . DECEMBER 7-9, 195 . Chuck Elbers Noreetta Beyer Donna Redwantz . Eleanor Roth . Ruth Wagner . Nancy Ware . Pat Albrecht Rosemary Bauer Richard Andrus Robert Kendall . . Carl Link . .Kay Taylor Ronald Sixberry Melvin Rebuehr .Larry Elbers, Richard Korf 4 Z2

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PROPHECY Here we are in our little flying saucer about to announce to the world what will happen when the class of 1955 splashes on to the planet, YOU'LL BE SORRY in this month of June, the year of 1970. Well here we are landing at the I'LL NEVER TELL airport. As we take our first step on land, we see that Agnes Cfreenia and John have become permanent residence on the Stringer Flats, and have announced the arrival of their third set of triplets. As we continue through this planet we find that Larry Elbers is the worlds top sales-- man. Larry is selling spit balls, sling shots and pea shooters. Alvin Humpert is trying to set a new record for himself, two hundred miles an hour in his convertible with the top down. Business is booming for dealer Bob Kendall's hot air, for flat tires. We are now entering dear old R. H. S., where Nancy Ware has been teaching these many years. Todays lesson is on I-low to have a slap happy time. Carl Link has really surprised everyone. After fifteen years, he has finally reached his ambition and is chief cook on the Navy's new battleship the U. S. S. Kunk. Eleanor Roth and Ruth Wagner are still teamed up working for Toni home permanents, advertising, Which Twin has the Toni'? As we stumble along through this planet we find Pat Albrecht and Rosemary Bauer have formed the first motorcycle club in Reese. Not far behind them we see Chuck Elbers who is the new sheriff. On Saginaw bay we See a booming business owned by Norine Krick. Norine has a commercial fish market. Coming back into the city now, we see that Willard Arndt has finally made use of the Reese Theater by turning it into a Saucer repair shop, Don Hirschman has fueled up Willard's last repair job. Richard Korf has a farm on the edge of town where he is making wood alcohol. Hic! As we walk in the A 8: P store, we see Charlotte Ackerman behind the counter pol- ishing apples. After ten years, Tom Abbey has quit his twentieth job, and finally decided to settle down and make portable rocking chairs. Noreetta Beyer and Elaine Schultz are now working as registered nurses in Beyers Bachelors Home. We have just received a couple of space-0-grams. Jerry Morel is a fur trapper in Africa and Delbert Felske is on a farm north of Reese, driving his team of horses out in the field. We tuned our television in and found that Melvin Rebuehr has teamed up with the Mariners, and really making a success. Our thoughts were right when we heard Kay Taylor has opened up the new Taylors Orphan home. They take us back to the air lock, where we find Dick Andrus is boarding the plane with the governor, who he is secretary for. And guess who the governor is, Bob I-Iumpert We see Virginia Findlay, at Marygrove College in Bloomfield Hills, in deep consul- tation with her girls. Professor Findlay and her co-eds are making plans for a round trip to the Moon to get a preview of the new spring styles. As we are straped into our seats, we see that Ron Sixberry is navigating the flying saucer home.