Summerfield High School - Trails End Yearbook (Petersburg, MI)

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diem. Well, here it is, the year 1965 and as I gaze into my crystal ball, I can see the members of the 55 graduating class busy with their dif- ferent occupations. They all seem happy with their new jobs, and why not, they seem to be perfectly fit to handle them. If you will look with me into this crazy sphere, you will see. Gene Bishop defending his Ping Pong Championship. Marilyn Brown milking brown cows. Ronnie Brown sleeping at the owners desk at Paquette Motor Sales. Don Bruns defending his title on a half-mile track with a beat up Ford. Lois Carlson keeping house at Coopshaws, in Blissfield. Walt Carlson as a muscleman in a sideshow. Ethel Commet, still going to market. Wallace Damask, editor of the New York World Telegram. Jack Damon, merely driving Cadillacs to Florida. Ann Drake as a professor at Michigan State College. Betty Dusa is now a Secretary to Mr. Rouse. Dennis Elder is in Las Vegas, professional gambler! ! Willis Fetzer, still a Freshman at Adrian College. Joyce Ford, still down at the pier, waiting for THAT ship. 55

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HERMAN FRIEDRICK gives his baseball bat to George Baker. CLAYTON GERBER wills his ability to get good grades to Eddie Beverly. SHIRLEY GETTY gives her quietness to Marjorie Shwelha who is always so noisy. BOB HEFT wills his way with Clara to Bob Hill who will need it. SHAARON KOTTKE wills her ability to keep on the good side of certain Dundee boys to Pat Crowe, who seems to be having trouble. MARY LONGNECKER gives her ability to go with out-of-town boys to Judy Goodridge, who seems to be having quite a time. VIRGINIA MCCLEERY wills her good marks to Ellen Drake, whose always getting poor ones. KAY PETEE gives her ninth hour to all the kids who plan to visit the Art Museum next year on school time. ANN PICKENS bequeaths her blushing complexion to David Perry, who never seems to be embarrassed. HAROLD SCHANKIN wills his vast knowledge of farming to Charles Wads- worth who doesn't lmow a thing about it. MIDGE SMITH bequeaths her house, which is close to the school, to Pat Short WHO always seems to be needing it. BARBARA STROHL bequeaths her quiet nature to the boisterous Cox twins who are always so noisy. ERNEST SZYMKOWIAK gives his careful driving to Calvin Hoover, who takes it pretty reckless. GAIL TABBERT wills her cousin, Bill Tabbert, her job of going after the mail providing he doe sn't skip school to loose this privilege. DALE THOMPSON gives his careful driving to Vern Malosh, who is always hot rodding it., MARY TYPPI wills her naturally curly hair to Dick Dusseau so he won't have to pin his up every night. DONNA WILLIAMS wills her ability to get to class on time in the morning to Gene Jenne, who doesn't seem to make it. 54

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Annie Fouts is a Lady Bouncer at the Patio Grill. Herman Freidrich is now a professional dairy farmer. Clayton Gerber bought out Lazaliere's Drug Store. Shirley Getty is the head of Getty's Spaghetti Factory. Bob Heft is now running Guy Schmid's gas station. Shaaron Kottke as a dancer in a chorus line in New York. Mary Longnecker designs dresses for short necked people. Virginia McC1eery is chief cheese eater at Cheesey Cheese Co. Bill Odneal, Principal of Summerfield Township High School. Kay Petee, saleswoman for Ford cars with Mercury grills. Ann Pickens is a teacher for people who have trouble blushing. Harold Schankin is the new proprietor for L and M Market. Marjorie Smith is still waiting patiently for Willis. Barbara Strohl is a nurse in Ward 8. Ernie Szymkowiak has now changed his name to John Doe. Gail Tabbert is now a manager of a boys camp. Dale Thompson as a salesman for the Terrible Tombstone Co. , of greater Petersburg. Mary Typpi is a Javalin thrower in the 1965 Olympics. Donna Williams as a helper on road construction, which her dad heads. 56