Palisade High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Palisade, CO)

 - Class of 1959

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the CLASS PROPHECY A while back Bruce Mutchler, the famous scientist, invented the fabulous videophbne. After the news hit headlines I immediately paid him a visit. Together we looked up all our old friends in the Class of '59, Here is what we found: Melvin Diffendaffer is now living comfortably on his dairy which has no cows. Melvin invented the automatic COW. In New York Hazel Ames and Liberace have formed a world-famous duet. While I-lazel plays, Liberace'can concentrate on winking and smiling. Jim Branson inherited the Bridges Switch Store and now has graduated to three gas pumps. Brenda Babbitt is teaching shorthand and typing to the cowboys at Texas Tech, Andy Alexander has finally succeeded in conquering the mighty steep cliffs of Grand Mesa, He appears on DANGER IS MY BUSINESS next week. Evelyn Champlin was seen in Paris modeling the great Dior gowns. Don Adair is now teaching vocational ag. at Mesa College, which is now North Avenue University. Connie Curtis is now the leading hair barber in Plateau Valley. Delmar Shiflet has become a great lawyer in New York. He won his fame by prosecuting Dirty Dog Daisy back in 1966. The dogs owned by Carol Thompson have been taking all the high honors in the world. Her famous St. Ber- nard recently took first place in the lap-dog section. Only Carol could do it! Glen Plumleigh is a senator in Congress. The other senators find it hard not to call him page. Carole Stout has become head kitchen designer for Lane and Company. Tom Strong is the president of the Ideal Ice Man's Association, while Don Nostrand is the manufacturer of electric ice boxes. Trying to put Tom out of business, Don? Dorothy Moorehead is the pep teacher at Mars School for Girls, Deane Chenoweth is Master of Ceremonies on Ed Sullivan's Television program. -Judy Cole is writing school books. How she likes to make the children suffer! Jack Brumlow is an artist and has sold one of his most famous pictures to Larrie Jean Masinton, the great designer. Rita Ka Hart raves is dis la in Fords for WAGON TRAIN, which is now called ROCKET TRAIN, Y 8 P Y 8 Kay Decker has spent the past five years as a skiing instructor in the Alps. She also teaches yodelling on the sidelines. Lynda Kissell is married and has a hard time getting all her little Hickberts in her Corvette. Warner Brooks has just recently opened his new custom shop in which he does all the customizing of the patrol CSIS. Peggy Hoisington now has a cherry orchard in Denver, Colorado. Arnold DuBose spends most of his time chasing monkeys through the grape vines. I-le has taken Tarzan's place. Sharon Robinson is married and raising little Parsley snips. Wayne Flick has taken over the BOB CUMMINGS SHOW, They say he is a better lover than Bob. Kathy Koch has chosen the career of professional wrestling. She is on TV almost every Saturday afternoon. Denny Darnall graduated from the Air Academy with highest honors. He is now an instructor there. Karen Derrick has taken over the title of Queen of the West, Too bad, Dale! I I I

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CLASS WILL We, the seniors of 1959, being without peers and having achieved the highest possible attainments in honesty, willingness, cooperation, and sound character do hereby bequeath the following: To To To To I I I I I I I the teachers we leave our lockers. Maybe you can keep them clean, the juniors we leave our honesty, intelligence, and good conduct. the sophomores we will our athletic ability. Maybe you can win field day when you're juniors. the freshmen we will our conceitedness fnot that they need itj. JIM Uames Thomasj SOMMERVILLE, will my curly locks to Mr, Hannah. LYNDA fKissJ KISSELL, will my kissing ability to Morris Scott. DOROTHY CGood Cookj MOOREHEAD, will my ability to cook to Larry Webb, GLEN QPage Boyj PLUMLEIGH, will my diplomatic poise to Robbie Reese. CAROL fPigeon Toedj REED, will my pigeon toes to Alice McClellan. GARY fGigij RUSH, will my chemistry ability to Dick Ballou, Study hard, Dick, you'll have to. CAROL CBlondieJ THOMPSON, will my true blond hair to Mary Kay Funk, I TOM CGood Luckj STRONG, will all my good??'?breaks to all law enforcement officers. I DENNY fDennis the Menace, Pogo, Scholastic Minded, Terror of the School, Pee Weej DARNALL, will my executive experience to Richard Nixon. You'll need it in the next election, Dick. I ARNOLD fStrong Manj DUBOSE, will my physique to Johnny Koch. I BRUCE QAII Feetj MUTCHLER, will my size 11 shoes to Evelyn Etcheverry. I TOM fFit-It-Many GREEN, will my ability to fix my car to all you car lovers. I JIM fSamJ BRANSON, will my love for myself to all the girls. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I DON fOld McDonaldJ ADAIR, will my agricultural ability to Mrs. Crosby. WARNER fCharlieJ BROOKS, will my pies to Eugene Pearson for his full-race Mo-ped. JEAN fWillay PINCKARD, will my re-writing ability?'??to the Huskey twins. CAROL fLoletaJ HOLLET, will my successful marriage to Linda and Arnold. KATHY fElvisj KOCH, will my love for Elvis to Mr. Longenecker, CAROLE QCutiej STOUT, will my big brown eyes to Larry McDowell. DEANE fLast of the Chenowethsj CHENOWETH, will my cute little Chevy to Eddie Derryberry. JUDY CQuiet Girlj COLE, will my quietness to Freddy Pahler. , LOYANNE QGraceJ WARD, will my uncoordination to Larry Gilbert. CONNIE fCarrot Topj CURTIS, will my red hair to Bill Adair, EVELYN fFrecklesJ CHAMPLIN, will my freckles to Karen Bailey. PEGGY QDenverJ HOISINGTON, will my ability to write letters to a guy in the Air Force to Gaye Berger. , KAY fLove 'em and Leave 'emj DECKER, will all my ex-steadies to Dena Champlin. Just kidding, J. D. WAYNE fKnock 'em Down and Tramp on 'emj FLICK, will my bright remarks in class to Johnny McLean. Think he needs them? I I RITA QGigglesJ HARTGRAVES, will my giggles to Mr. Ash. SHARON ICarbon Stoney ROBINSON, will my stone to anyone who's smart enough to catch a man. Will it really cut glass, Sharon? I I I I I I I I I I I I BRENDA fSecretaryJ BABBITT, will my part time job to Jackie Miller. LARRIE JEAN 1No, I'm a Girly MASINTON, will my boy's name to Bobbie Trello, HAZEL fLiberaceJ AMES, will my ability to play the piano to Mrs. Johnson. Start practicing, teach. KAREN QRide 'em Cowgirlj DERRICK, will my horse to Louise Hinman. ANDY QOkieJ ALEXANDER, will my sheepherders hat to Susie Cannon. GERALD fWhite Hunterj HUSKEY, will my wild and wooly ways to Hazel May. JACK fTennesseeJ BRUMLOW, will my ability to stay out of trouble in English to Dick Waller. DON fTwo-strandj NOSTRAND, will my jeep to Mrs. Hoffman. MELVIN QDiffyj DIFFENDAFFER, will Tamworth to Frank Stoner. DELMAR fCows Get in My Wayj SHIFLET, will my wrecked car to Sharon Wadley. Be careful of it, Sharon GARY fBrooksiej BROOKS, will my little jewel of a car to John Fryer. DOROTHY fKimJ KIMMINAU, will my ability to go with a Fruita guy to Susan Howard.



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Carol Reed is answering the many lovelorn letters that are sent to her. She has taken Ann's place in the Daily Sentinel. Gerald Huskey and Jean Pinckard are lawyers. Gerald does all the talking, He certainly is effective. Loyanne Ward is now the head nurse of the Brooks' household. Gary Rush joined the Air Force after high school. He then worked up to the top- -he became the first man to set foot on the moon. Dorothy Kimminau is in Hawaii teaching the Hawaiian native girls how to do the Hula. Swing it, Dot! Tom Green decided to make politics his field. He is running for dog catcher of Grand Junction. He also has a small enterprise for his spare time--he is president of General Mills Corporation. Carol Hollett has been taking lessons from the natives of the Congo on how to do under water basket weaving. Jim Somerville is now giving Elvis Presley a run for his money. Keep up the good work, Jim. Gary Brooks finally decided to quit snapping axles on his car and is now manufacturing them at his plant in Detroit, CLASS HISTORY The mighty class of '59 planted their peach tree in September of 1948. Among the first tender shoots that appeared were Hazel Ames, Peggy Hoisington, Kay Decker, Loyanne Ward, Dorothy Kimminau, Tom Green, Dennis Darnall, Glen Plumleigh, Gary Rush, Warner Brooks, Wayne Flick, and Sharon Robinson. In the second year of growth one of these small branches, Warner Brooks, was broken off. The third year of growth our tree added a great many small branches, Among them were Deane Chenoweth, Connie Curtis, Carol I-lollet, Karen Derrick, Rita Hartgraves, Jean Pinckard, Larrie Masinton, Dorothy Moorehead, Arnold DuBose, Gary Brooks, and we were happy that Warner Brooks was grafted back on. Then when we were four years old, our tree put forth only one branch: Jim Somerville. The fifth year it grew quite a bit and added Lynda Kissell and Gerald Huskey. In our sixth year it put forth Carole Stout and Melvin Diffendaffer, During the seventh year we only grew in size. Our tree did not put out any new branches at all. Then we were in our eighth year. That was a good year as our tree added four more branchesg Jim Branson, Judy Cole, Bruce Mutchler, and Carol Reed. But we were sorry Connie Curtis had to be broken off. By the time we were in our ninth year we were really growing, not only in number but in size. That year ii-gtthy Koch, Brenda Babbitt, and Don Nostrand became a part of our tree. By the tenth year it was a rather well-grown tree. Delmar Shiftlet, Andy Alexander, and Don Adair were added. Connie Curtis was welcomed back to our branch society. In our eleventh year our tree put forth two more branches that were called Evelyn Champlin and Carol Thompson Now in our twelfth and final year our mighty peach tree is a complete, well-proportioned tree with the addition . of Tom Strong and Jack Brumlow. Our great tree has been well cultured throughout these twelve years and is now a mature plant which is putting forth fruits of wisdom and integrity,

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