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On our roufe soufh, we fly across fhe Dave Bigalk farm. Hemp and bananas are fhe producfs being grown on fhe soufheasf five hundred. Wynn Thafcher has become fhe life-fime mayor of Brisfol Cenfer and along wifh fhis career, he culfivafes a hobby of being propriefor of fhe Cadil- lac Garage. And now on fo Cresco andffhe world-famous English feacher, Bonnie Hoiness. She has esfablished her permanenf residence af Cresco in spife of fhe very 'lempfing offers she has received fo feach af Harvard. Cresco also has a new shoe sfore which handles Connie shoes only. The propriefor is none ofher fhan Dallas Besfor. ln Chicago we find a professional wresfler by fhe name of George N'gel, and in fhe cify of De- froif is Oscar lRichard Kiehnel who has advanced fo fhe high-paying posifion of painfing cars. If is sorf of fun fo maneuver our plasfic bubble back and forfh across fhe Unifed Sfafes. This fime we'll fake a furn soufh fowards Missouri. Vile find Dick McKay acfing as sfudenf council presidenl' of Sfevens College, which everyone knows is fhe finesf girl's college in 'rhe Unifed Sfafes. Going over fo Washingfon D. C. we see a sky wrifer performing quife beaufifully. When flying easf he wrifes, Vofe for Jim Brokken.for senafor on fhe Republican 'I'ickef. Flying back wesf fhe prinf changes fo, Vofe for Diane Hoiness for Senafor on fhe Democrafic ficke-T. Thaf pilof musf have a lof of pafience because he has been doing fhis every day for fen years. On fhe oufskirfs of Washingfon D. C., we see fhe Troufen Law office. The secrefary is none ofher fhan Mary Brooks. Back in Philadelphia we have anofher chain sfore called fhe Hanson Drug Sfore. The presidenf of fhis corporafion is Julieanne Hanson, who is vacafioning .in Naples, lfaly. While we are passing fhis way, lef's swoop down af Geffysburg and view fhe Firsf Lady of '59, Mamie Eisenhower. We have spoffed her in a beaufy parlor. The adverfisemenf in fhe window of fhis beaufy parlor is quife inferesfing. lf reads, Prim properly, no robbery. Mamie buys, fhe Janef Dyes. Janef Morfenson is fhe sole owner and oper- afor of fhis shop. The firsf fhing we see approaching New York is fhe base wifh all fhe good-looking Waves . The commanding officers of fhese beaufies are Lana Mafson and Arclafh Masfers. Enferfaining fhe Waves quife offen is fhe Harlem Globe Troffers. Their lafesf manager is Jim Berning. As we fly down fo pick up a New York Times and began fo cafch up on fhe news, we nofice fhe headlines read as follows: Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Firsf Woman Edifor Appoinf- ed. Upon reading fhe fine prinf, we nofice fhe edifor is none ofher fhan Kafhy Grebin. We now cross fhe Aflanfic fo Bern, Swiherland. Reggie Rufishauser is proudly boasfing of her achievemenf as firsf woman council member of Swiherland. ln Paris, France we spof Marlys Crouch. She, foo, runs a beaufy parlor. Her specialfy is fhaf new bald look. Leaving Europe for fhe dark lands of Africa, we encounfer fhe vasf Sahara. Melvin Funke has a fenf on fhe edge of fhe cleserf and keeps himself busy fieing bow fies around fhe necks of giraffes. As we look across fhe deserf, we see Larry Houdek and Tom Darrah approaching wifh fwenfy dead ele- phanfs. They inform us fhaf hunfing is quife good fhese days. Back norfh fo Moscow, we find fhe newesf fhing, A Liffle America. lf has a very good school sysfem under fhe supervision of Superinfendenf Karen Engle. Oh, and whaf fun crossing fhe Pacific fo Holly- wood. We are blinded by fhe brighf camera lighfs shining in our faces. The head phofographer is Ken- nefh Chrisfenson, who is phofographing us for fhe Bob Cummings Show. Larry Miller is in Hollywood foo. He has a very inferesfing posifion as promofion manager for fhe song Margie. The lasf inferesfing billboard we saw in Hollywood showed Richard Ped- erson. He is known as fhe All American Boy of Hollywood. As everyone knows, Texas is fhe land of fhe cow- boy. Well, Kennefh Kiehne found he fiffed in fhis sfafe quife well. Affer a day's work as commander- in-chief of fhe Texan Air Force, he refires fo his fiffy-acre ranch fo relax. Af lasf we can head for Minneapolis, Minnesofa. We find JoAnn Bergey modeling for Sears 8: Roe- buck, page 44. Brokken hearfed Nancy Wilson is a cheerleader for fhe Minneapolis Lakers. Richard Felland is playing professional foofball for fhe Green Bay Packards, his posifion being drawback. He has refurned fo his winfer home on Washingfon Avenue, Minneapolis. Heading fowards soufhern Minnesofa, we see Callie Harmon af Rochesfer. She is now fhe head nurse of fhe Mayo Clinic. John Chrisfenson calls Rochesfer home foo. His glamorous career is none ofher fhan fhaf of being a professional hair sfylisf. He adverfises his specialfy as having fhaf forward look. Spring Valley brings us Pauline Vreeman. She is busy keeping house. On her manfle she has a plaque fhaf was awarded fo her as fhe l968 Mofher, House- wife, and Pizza-Maker Woman of fhe Year. Some of fhose fiffy-niners gof as far as Presfon in fhis big wide world. Barbara Alexander is running fhe Lonely Hearfs Club of Presfon. David Jensen is fhe new sheriff of Fillmore Counfy having won fhe elecfion affer receiving fhe Highway Safefy Award of I968. Rosemarie Anderson is secrefary af fhe Presfon Creamery. Gale Burkholder is a Presfon farmer raising only cabbages. He iusf recenfly was crowned sauerkrauf king of fhe Unifed Sfafes. Now fo move on fo Harmony. Gary Every is living on his fafher's farm and is famous for his box- ing box-elder bugs. Tom Winfher has opened a new business in Harmony iusf foday. Up unfil now, he was a professional polisher of a whife Chev converf- ible. Now he found fhe firsf paymerll' due- In Off-lei' fo make fhis paymenf, he has esfablished fhe Minif Car Wash. Arden Willford sfruck if rich affer com- plefing his subway from Harmony fo Maffers. He operafes if every nighf of fhe week charging a fare of fiffy cenfs a person. Whaf is fhis, a new face on Main Sfreefl As.we peer closer we see if is David Casey .who has lusf refurned from New York. He looks a liffle beaf up, buf fhen who wouldn'f! Floyd Pafferson has been using him as a punching bag. The frip is over, and af lasf we .can shed our space suifs. The one fhing we would like fo know us, Does Allan Capper wear a space surf all fhe fume in his barber shop on fhe moon?
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A Al J' . -., - ' ., :..1 ' -.lg r . U Ha- Q . 1. ...J J '3 35: Q , AIYJJ fs' , I A 'J' l 1 is sl-4 M- is-2' ,Q fi I ' 1.-.sf , f ' w my . .qm- x Q :endow r will in N. gfv xv' Row l, lelt to right: R. Anderson, J. Arneson, S. Berge, K. Bergey. Row 2: L. Biertness, R. Bock, N. Bur meister, G. Casterton, C. Daly, G. Doskam, H. Davis, M. Eosler. Row 3: B. Fishbaugher, J. Fries, D. Frog ner, L. Gillund, D. Gleisner, M. Hegg, K. Heibel, M. Henry, D. Hill. Row 4: R. Hoiness, K. Houdelz, D Hutton, R. Jensen, K. Johnson, F. Kiehne, K. Klingsheim, B. Kroling, B. Matson. Row 5: N. Matson, J Mensink, D. Miller, C. Moore, R. Patterson, E. Peterson, F. Ryan, S. Ryan, R. Schmidt. Row 6: K, Stork H. Wickett, M. Wolsted, F. Young. Not pictured: J. Lackey, G. Weber. The iunior class of '59 was busy as beavers from the start as we started raising money tor the prom. Our class , enioyed presenting the play. Lo and Behold , to an ap- preciative audience. We ordered our class rings lest tell. There couldn't be better ones anywhere! We had several ot our class represented in band. chorus, and smell musical groups. Some ot our cless participated in the local de- clam contest. With the herd work of each one ot us we put on a successful prom, May 2. This was e memorable occasion tor iuniors and seniors. By leaping the enthusi- asm we've had this year. l'm sure our senior year will be e big success. CLASS OFFICERS-Lett to right: H. Wic- lzett, vice president: B. Matson. treasurer: K. Storlc, secretary. Not pictured: J. Arne- son, president.
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