Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

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as Posing, girls? Class N'ght This year the senior class tried to revive the custom of Class Night which had been discontinued for several years. We hope that everyone enjoyed this program and will continue to have them in the future. The mistress of ceremonies for the occasion was Nancy jo Gustafson. The first number on the program was a piano duet by Donna Mungor and Ann Kindt. The individual histories of each classmate were given by Gayle Gloden and Carolyn Hoffman. Carol Perkins read the class history. The senior band, under the direction of Adrian Magnuson, presented a humorous rendition of, 'Every Man for Himself. Following this the class will was given, with each senior bequeathing something to a member of the junior class. The entire class left something to each member of the faculty and the custodians. Pat McCarthy, senior class president, pre- sented the class key to the junior class president, George Norden. jimmie Gilchrist presented the class gift, a statue of the Greek God, Hermes, to Mr. Snider. The class prophecy was read by Yvonne Brandenburg and acted out by the entire class. As the closing number on the program, everybody joined in singing the high school song. Following the Class Night program, Ann Kindt entertained the entire senior class at her home. What a face, joan. I E. 1 2' 9 What's so funny, LeRoy? -me X just relaxing? Peek-a-boo, Don Are you ill, Adrian?

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Class Prophecq One day as I was checkrng the passenger lrst for the Trans World Arrlrnes plane to France I came across a famrlrar name Roland Von Holten After the plane was rn flrght I talked wrth Roland for awhrle and drscovered he was gorng to France as Amerrca s greatest desrgner to present hrs rdeas for the comrng years fashrons Roland told me he had kept rn close con tact wrth hrs old classmates and of course I was rnterested rn hearrng what had happened to them rn the last ten years After graduatrng from hrgh school LeRoy Rollo went to college and rs now a professor of Englrsh at Harvard LeRoy always drd lrke to study Nancy jo Gustafson rs the head of the F B I and she rs brrngrng rn more crrmrnals than ever before rn the hrstory of the Unrted States Our own very quret and shy Donald Heaton rs runnrng the notorrous Donnres Burlesque Show rn Chrcago and they say he really has nrce lookrng grrls The Chrrstre Srsters Crn realrty Cherrre Brandenburg and Donna Mungorl own that most famous confectronery Chrrstre s Twrstres where they make the most delectable candy ever tasted Adtran Magnuson rs dancrng OPPOSIIB joan Schrader the celebrated ballerrna rn the great musrcal Wrsh You Were Here Rrchard Laurrtzen rs the shortstop for the New York Yankees and he has become a very powerful batter srnce he prcked up a lrttle werght One of the lucky Senror grrls who got marrred rs Gayle Gloden and she rs lrvrng rn Guam wrth her husband They are now the parents of frve grrls rm Grlchrrst rs a General commandrng the Unrted States troops rn Europe jrm always drd lrke army lrfe and he even wore fatrgue pants when he was rn school Madrson Square Garden rs featurrng The Duchess CCarol Caseyl as Walnut s renowned lady wrestler Carol s specralty rs nose strang rng The wrzard who rs the mecharrrcal engrneer at General Motors and who recently desrgned the atomrc powered automobrle rs none other than Pat McCarthy Pat s mechanrcal abrlrty really seems to have unlrmrted powers' Myma Hallman rs the author of the wrdely read novel My Forbrdden Love It seems as rf she's lost some of her shyness srnce she was rn hrgh school Bob Brandenburg rs Texas rrchest orl well owner and recently he marrred the adventurous elephant hunter Carol Perkrns who yust re tumed from Afrrca Carol rs Bobby s nrnth wrfe Doctor Dolores Gerdes rs a drstrngurshed veterrnarran who rs savrng many canrne lrves every year. rmmre Lrnd rs about the only one that stayed rn Walnut but he rs dorng very well for hrm self as he rs now the Presrdent of the Walnut Sales Co Ann Krndt and Brlly Glafka are happrly mar rred and they have made a husband and wrfe team of drvrng for pearls rn the West Indres Carolyn Hoffman lrves rn Ohro wrth her us band and she owns a bakery of her own Thrs bakery rs noted for Carolyn s delrcrous chrffon cakes Carolyn always was a wonderful cook Brent Weddrng the whrz rn chemrstry rn hrgh school owns a grrdle factory He has devrsed a new fabrrc that really keeps the women rn shape The drscus thrower who Just retumed from the Olymprcs rs rm Chrrstransen He rs now plannrng a career as a professronal football player wrth the Chrcago Bears Marrlyn Foss rs the Senator from Illrnors who rs frghtrng for women s rrghts Ar the present she rs advocatrng the overthrow of the men and havrng all women rn the govern ment srnce they are the superror sex Brll S hmrtt the genetrcrst rs rarsrng ham sters In hrs research he has developed a ham ster wrth a krnd of fur better than the mrnk and chrnchrlla combrned The only drawback rs that the hamster has three eyes Nlaryann Schuneman rs makrng her lrfe work wrth the anrmals of the Brookfreld Zoo She rs dorng a marvelous rob of keeprng the monkey pens rmmaculately clean Although we don t have a grrl rn the class who became a professronal modcl we do have a boy that drd Brll Colvrn was voted the No 1 model by the housewrves of Amerrca He has revolutronrzed the whole rdea of the modelrng professron I was so rnterested rn what Roland was say rng that I vras surprrsed to frnd that we were neanng Pans I thanked Roland for tellrng me what had whappened to our classmates Then I went to help the passengers prepare for the landrrrg Thrs rs your flrght stewardess Yvonne Brandenburg We are approachrng Parrs so wrll you please fasten your safety belts Thank You' - . . , . . 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . , . . , . . - . , . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . - . . . 1 ' 7 . , . . . - . - ., ' , , . . . ' , . . . . . . 1 1 , . . . N . , , ' , . , . . . . 1 U . . . , . . . , , J . - cr - - 1 - - 11 . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - rr - , n . . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' . 7 - I I . ' r . . 0 J. F. . . . , . . , . . N - - at - 1 - tt ' S- 1 u ni 0 . . . K I I - , . . . Y . . 1 . . . , . . . . . - . U . . . - 1 . . I l ' I . . 1 ' , . . .

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