Gregory High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Gregory, SD)

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6 Club Top row: D. Steffen, G. Hahn, K. Wendell, B. Kirwan, J. McCollam, B. Rasmussen, J. Lopour, M. Jelinek. Third row: E. Kotrba, F. Supik, J. Raymond, B. Johnson, V. Powell, K. Hansen, R. Giske, A. 'Powell. Second row: L. Bess, L. Kuce ra, D. Tappe, M. Krienbuhl, J. Putnam, B. Lopour, D. Stukel, L. Dummer. First row: Mr. Gibbons, J. Sejvar, W. McCo1lam, L. Schlaht, D. Sattler, B. Olson, T. Schlaht, B. Kolbe and Mr. Crockett. The Schlaht twins have identical acci- dents. Both happened while playing football and the break was in the same ankle. But twins will be twins, or else! 62

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Senior Class Prophecy of l955 Judy Adams: Phys. Ed. teacher in a reforma- tory somewhere in the U. S. Patricia Bentz. Married to a General called Frank stationed at the North Pole. Lee Bess: Math teacher at Vassar. Ken Brotsky: Inspects all milking machines in Paxton. Carroll Bruun: -Flash- Carroll Bruun just divorced his sixth wife. Reason: nonsupportf' Marilyn Clementz: She is now the secretary for Emily Post. Amy Vanderbilt fired her because of bad manners. Phyllis Diekmann: Married to an oil tycoon and lives on a small ranch C400,000 acresl near Clint, Texas. Shirley Drath: Now married to a Navy foot- ball player. He's from Texas. LeRoy Dummer: He keeps busy buying his and Janice's grandchildren new Mercuries. Kathy Dvorak: Marilyn Monroe of 1975. Hope Frerichs: Lumberjack in Montana. Her goal is to get the perfect toothpick. Ralph Gergen: An accountant on Wall Street. Margaret Giske: -Another Flash- Mag finally got enough mone to buy out the Hipp Soda Fountain. She wifi put her five daugh- ters to work immediately. Barbara Graham: Scrubwoman at the Krem- lin in Moscow. Willis Harris: Chief nut cracker at the bakery. Myrna Hennrich: --Flash-t'Myrna just won tllile Women's National Hog Calling Champion- s ip. Lois Herrmann: She has been employed as Mr. Nichols chief maid for the last 10 years. Milo Jelinek: Local advisor for the lovelorn old maids and only children. Bits Kayl: She is teaching a class in the perfection of school skipping. Robert Kirwan: Missionary to the pygmies in Afri-ca. His wife, Sandy, acts as interpreter. Ben Kolbe: Now chief cook and housekeeper for Patsy Locke. Emmett Kotrba: He is a wealthy doctor in Gregory. He and his father work together very nicely. Marilee Krizan: She is a math teacher at Harvard. She raises cats in her spare time. Larry Kucera: He has two Olympic titles- broad Jump and woman-avoider. Lois Layh: She has taken up residence in Reno-again. Harley Leslie: General manager of the Chamberlain Wholesale Fruit Co. Patsy Locke: She has just perfected a formula for removing freckles. Joe Lopour: Bartender and chief bouncer in the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jack McCollam: Raises hogs in the metro- polis of Dixon. Wayne McCollam: Chief architect for Crane Plumbing, he designs the half moons for the doors. Jo Ann McElroy: She lives in a penthouse, overlooking Lake Burke, with her 9 little Kellogs-Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes, Corn Flakes, Raisin Bran, Shredded Wheat, Bran Flakes, Krumbles, Sugar Pops and Pep. Don McKenna: Replacement for Jack Reno, also accompanies the Ranch Girls. Zeta Moffitt: Chief clerk in charge of sweep- ing floors and marking cans in Buches. Wayne Parker: English teacher in Dallas High. Jim Putnam: Mortimer Snerd's stand-in on the Edgar Bergen Show. Bill Rasmussen: Test Pilot for the You Can Fly 'Em Paper Airplane Co. Dennis Rundall: Runs his own brewery on the Ponca. Don Sattler: Famous safe cracker, he finally found a use for those long, delicate fingers. Larry Schlaht: The only cleft-nosed Wrestler in the world. Terry Schlaht: President of the Dan Dugan Oil Company. He got his start as a truck driver. Sandy Schlaht: Bobis. interpreter. In her spare time she is trying to perfect the six-inch high heeled shoe. Merlin Scott: The world's greatest hair- dresser. Dick Shoemaker: Runs a bill collecting agency in Carlock. Marlene Sinclair: A private detective in Dixon. Dick Steffen: Runs a parking lot on the Buttes. Frank Supik: Football coach at UCLA. Dale Tappe: Ice box salesman in the Yukon. Don Van Cleave: Pined away and died be- cause he wanted to be another Jimmy Durante but he didn't have the nose for it. Nancy Von Seggern: Does the hula on Arthur God-frey's program. Virgil Wempe: Drug store cowboy at the Wall Drug store. Ken Wendell: He works for the government. He is a minister to Luxembourg and lives in a parsonage. S.Sharon Whitley: Gives music lessons in Sing ing. Maxine York: Happily married and resides on a farm near Lucas. ol

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Chow line in the new dorm is quite a privilege. Town and country students alike take advantage of the good food served by 31.5. Olgon. Mm. Schlaht and Mrs. Powell. The janitors who keep our educational institution clean. They are: Mr. Blake and Mr. Wiedeman.