Stockbridge High School - Panther Yearbook (Stockbridge, MI)

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CLASS PRUPIIECY On the dark and ra1ny nlght of October 32 1960 B C Mr Batchelor was v1s1t1ng Jeannette Llebeck s tralmng camp watchlng h1s son who IS fast becommg a pr1ze flghter He was s1tt1ng at h1s rmgsxde seat when all of a sudden BANG! I ll Mr Batchelor slumped 1n his seat Just as we heard the shots we saw the v1l11an .Tack Musbach w1th a bloody knlfe 1n h1s hand dash to the wa1t1ng car w1th Ike Ward at the wheel wh1ch he swlped from Ann Stowe All of Ed Myers chxckens were de feathered as the car tore past h1s farm l1ke mad They raced through the one horse town of Flatslats w1th Copper Delmas Prater and Fearless Fosdlck Cole trallmg fast on thelr tall The get a way car smashed mto a slgn board whxch read Pm up Queen Kxstler starrmg at the Bowery owned by the Cobbs Doctor Paul Roberts assxsted by Nurse Barbara Stevens arrlved ln the ambulance KYou could tell xt was drlven by M111y Kelser by the dents m the fenders the meantlme the Town gosslp Mary Parks had the news spread all over town and squad car 56 pulled up to the ranch drxven by Captaln John Steffey w1th Sergeant D1ck El1nsk1 better known to the boys at headquarters as Clancv was grumbhng about the mterruptlon 1n h1s Canasta Game Rxght behlnd the squad car came Doug Flash Bulb Engle and Scoop Carolyn Drown of the Daxly Blurb edlted by Jlm Worden The body was removed to Doug Llebeck s Lazy Rest Morgue ln a br1ght red hearse drlven by Paul Gauss The Inquest was held w1th Allan Trapp presldxng Corky Browsamle performed the autopsy The funeral was held at the Wetmore Funeral Home w1th mlmster D1ck Prlce Marllyn Nlchols and Marllyn Mmer sang the beautxful duet Dry Bones w1th Hester Toppmg at the organ The casket was carrxed out by Shlrley Stevens Genny Coll1ns and Wanetta Grxffes and dumped lnto a sxx foot hole dug by grave dlgger Pauhne Roepcke Slnce th1s group detested a boat trlp so much they were sentenced to a boat tr1p to Alca traz , . . . S ! 7 ' 7 . . . ,, . - . ,, . , . ' VV ' YV In ' YI ' IV ' 'V il ' ' ' ' G YV YV 7 .1 I YY YI Y' Iv ' ' . , . . ' YY VY ' ' ! '-: S

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SENIUR TRIP The Semor Class of 1950 chose to go to Charlottesvxlle and Washmgton D L v1a the Skylme Drxve through the Shenandoah Natlonal Park for the1r annual tr1p The semors left May 14 from Toledo Oh1o arrzvmg m Charlottesvllle Va the next day where we spent part of the day sxghtseemg We took a mountam tour to the homes of Jefferson and Monroe came back to Montlcello Hotel, where we boarded buses for the Skylme Drwe down through the Shenandoah Nat1ona1 Park and on mto Washxngton D C On our th1rd day we were taken on an all day tour of the c1ty Some of the hlghlxghts were the Washmgton Monument Jefferson and Lmcoln Memor1als Arllngton Cemetery Lee s Manslon, Mt Vernon and the Natlonal A1r Crulse where we were provlded w1th muslc for dancmg durlng thxs crulse on the Potomac The follomng mormng we agam took a tour th1s txme It was to see the xnterxor of Publxc Bulldmgs mcluded were the Bureau of Prmtmg and Engravmg Pan Amemcan Umon, Smlthsoman Instltute The U S Capltol Congresslonal Llbrary and the Supreme Court Bulldmg The balance of the afternoon and evemng were free On the ftfth day we boarded our coaches for the homeward trlp on the Sports man We arrxved ln Toledo Frlday mormng where we transferred to our school bus to be brought home after a glorxous sxx day tr1p to the capltol of the Umted States . , , h. , U. . . . 3 l, 7 ' ' . . , . port. In the evening we were taken to the Wilson Llne for- a Moonlight Steamer . . U . ' . . h H '. g 1 . . D '. , - . - , . . , - ,

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.IUNIIIR CLASS PLAY Mr Plper Mrs Plper Susan Laurette Plnky .Toame Ranny Blff Stephen Foster Ramona Tessxe Topper Stacy Barble E1l1e Pesgv Kay Brown Ronme Byerly JBSSIG Murray Mary Ellen Mllner Joanne Dlxon Celestme Green Mary Jeanne Wllson Everell Huttenlocher Maurlce Latxmer Bob Basore Donna Mltchell Merry Ranck Davld Whltehead Joan Barber Ardls R1ggs Colleen Lantls Eleanor McCloud The play was put on by the .Tumors on November 17 and 18 It was enyoyed by all Marne!-f I I f f 1 1 I I I fsusanne wude