Park Rapids High School - Panthers Yearbook (Park Rapids, MN)

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Class Prophecy - Class 963 The huge jetliner rose into the air and we heard the voice of our captain, BRUCE NELSON, ANDREA COULD and LARRY OFTEDAHL, famous world travelers, are sponsoring a world tour in connection with SZUSZITZKY Airlines. As I glanced around the cabin of the plane I spotted many famous faces. JERRY COLLINS and IAN HENDERSON, co-stars of The Return of Cleo, were engaged in conversation with ROBERT MONICO, television's newest cowboy idol. Sitting across from him were his secretaries, BETTY WEISS and BEVERLY BELLANGER. Also on board were two imminent psychologists, MARY CASE and PAUL MATTSON. Presently, our stewardesses, PAT SAFRATOWICH and KAREN SLOAN announced our arrival in Hawaii. There we were met by the members of the Millionaires Club. JERRY SIEGFORD, WAYNE KIVI, MARVIN BROWN, JOHN HOCKETT, BILL WEEKS, DOUG CHENEY, VIVIAN LIDEN, and their exclusive secretary, DIANE WRIGHT. They escorted us to the home of IEFF WILSON, owner of the horse that won the Kentucky Derby so many times it bought itself a string of people. After a good night's rest we all took a tour through the brewery of SHUCKHART and Sons, world famous makers of distilled coconut juice. From there we went to see the Hula dancers of Wiki Waki at the Copabanana, owned by IACQUE WARD and BEVERLY EDELMAN. The star of the show, Hula HEINZEN, put CARLA DAHL, MARLYS BURNHAM, BONNY SHEARER, and DARLA ROGERS through their paces. In the sidelines I noticed CAROL BREEZEE, a well known physical therapist, who traveled with the dancers. Our next stop was Cuba, where DAN KOCK, head of the Cuban government, took us to a basket- ball game. The home tea, the Cuban Crackpots, was coached by FRED DIERKS and the cheers were led by CAROL JORGENSON, national Cuban cheerleader. As we went on the journey to various countries we met numerous other people. In Africa we encountered TERRY ELLIS, who was selling .303's to the headhunters. Later we went on a safari led by the Great White Hunters, DICK DONOVAN and DAVID BURNS. While in Brazil, FAUSTO GODOY, President of BRAZIL, gave us a tour through the May Clinic, named after the famous MAY brothers, LARRY and GARY. Doctor TOM Dooley ROSE and Doctor LEONARD ZILKA, heads of the hospital, and their team of skilled nurses, JANICE DUNCANSON, PAT ZACZKOWSKI, DOROTHY PAPE, ROSALIE HENDERSON, and JEANNETTE IENSEN were performing a delicate operation on a navel orange so we didn't stop to chat. LINDA FORCE, Krushchev's personal doctor, gave us honorary citizenship because ever since she gave Mr. K. a shot of democracy he has been pro-western. As we passed through Siberia we met STEVE CHRISTLIEB, head of the U.S. S. W. fUnited Soviet Saltmine Workersj, and his crew, consist- ing of CHARLES CRIST, ROGER WEAVER, DAVID SHARP, MARTIN JENSEN, DUANE TERHARK, and GEROLD STERNBERG. Continued on Page 28 I

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