Grandin High School - Eagle Yearbook (Grandin, ND)

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SENIQR PROPHECY The Junior Class of 1957 prophecies that George James will attend coll ege. Later he will move to California where he will marry Kim Novak. In college he had majored in law and so becomes a great crim inal lawyer. He will move back to Grandin where he will be well - known for helping people who are in trouble. George will stay in Grandin for two years. He then will move back to California where he will become friends with Elvis Presley. A few years later Donna Gisvold and Nancy Roisum will go out to California and while they are there they will look up Geor e. S George will introduce them to Elvis and Nancy will fall madly in love with him. They will be married and Donna will go to New York where she will become a Television star. Nancy and Elvis will live happily for a yearg Elvis will lose his fame and soom will become very poor. Nancy will be forced to work. She soons gets tired of work and divorces Elvis and moves back to Grandin. While in Grandin she will meet an old sweetheart of hers, Wally Ludwig. They will get married and have ten children. As for Donna she has become a very famous television star, but she soons get tired of living in a big city and she moves back to Grandin. She will marry Charles Nelsong they will build a bi re- sort hotel out in Texas and make lots of money. g While in Texas Donna will have a visit from Judy Anderson who is working as a model in a famous shop. Judy, while in Texas will look up an old boy friend of hers, Gary Bloom. Judy finds that Gary is married to a Mexican dancer and that they have two child- ren. As soon as Gary seefs Judy he will divorce his wife and marr- ies Judy. Judy will give up her Job as a fashion model and just keep hguse. And as the immortal saying goes, they lived happily ever a ter. SENIOR LASS HISTORY t t d our first year of school with six students. Thi? warg gids igdgrson, Deagna Andirson, Donna Gisvold, Donna J hn t Geor e James and are Y Cena oInso3?'secong year of schooling we lost one student, Donna. Johnston In the third year we gained one student, Marlys Blela In 1945 we gained one new student. Gary Wi11ePY Jolned us , from warren, Minnesota. In the fifth grade We Salned Jacqueline Grggethe sixth grade we stayed the same except that Gary Willert t W t F r o. legs tietgesgntg gigde :eggained two new students. Dennis Ander- R i . , sogu:?ggN:Qgye1Zhiu2rade Marlys Biel left us during the second semester to go to Caldonia. e started hi school and we lost Dennis Anderson. Our sopho- mole year we stgylled the same. In the JUIHOI' Year Wel10ittH2rgHld- Moen at the second semester. In our senior year we os 3 ents, Deanna Anderson left to go to school in Lisbon and acqueg line Grage left to go to Oak Grove in Fargo. We now have a Sfan total of four graduating from Grandin High School. Sponsored by R. F. Gunkelman Q Sons Grandin, North Dakota

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SENIOR C ASS WILL We, the senior class of 1957, being without a doubt of sane mind and good judgement, declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Fee we leave our ability to become judgem juror, and execut- org also our ability to catch next years seniors chewing gum. To Mr. Lund we leave the patience to teach another English Class, also our ability to be calm, cool, and collective. To Mrs. Lund we leave the ability to get another eigth grade into nigh school. To Mrs. Asp we leave the ability to try and discipline another music class. To the underclassmates we will our ability to get out of high school in twelve years. George wills his ability to spell to Allan, his Bookkeeping marks to Shirley, his sideburns to Deane, his eraser to Marge, his ability to be Salutatorian to Russell. Nancy wills her excuses to get out of school to Shirley, her volleyball ability to Bob, her pencil her ability to get out of school in fourteen years Judy wills her ability to get to school on time ity to lose thirty pounds to Elizabeth, her oar to Shirley, orian to Allan. Donna wills her ability to chew gum and not get strength to Anita, and her long hair to Kathryn. Sponsored by R.F.Gmmdmm1kSmm Grandin, North Dakota Kathryn, her weight to and paper to Russell, to Deane. to Russell, her abil- Betty, her letters to her basketball ability to Marge, and her ability to be Valedict- caught to Shirley, her to Russell, her singing voice to Marge, her volleyball ability