Clara City High School - Clacihiscan Yearbook (Clara City, MN)

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Sr Prophecy As we turn on the TV set to channel 66 in the year 1970, we see ANTHONY THEIN, who replaced Dave Garroway as Master of Ceremonies on the program, Today's Little wlorld, whlch takes us to all parts of the Globe Our first v1s1t today 1S to Southern Florida to look in on VERA KOENEN and PET E TH'IN who run the fashlonable Hotel Ritz A La Toure A we enter the hotel, we find their unlversally renowned French Chef, ED WIN JAENISCH, preparing the Pfefferneusse for the honored guest at the hotel, LORD RONALD DQAGT, the famous Martian explorer Ne now leave Southern P1OPld8 and vlsit Parls, France to see that great Parisian fashlon show featurlnr the famed desi ns of MONSIEUR EODNEY WJEBERDINK His fa ed H fashlons are belnp modeled by the beautiful model, MISS DOROTHY BARIARD At the fashion show we see the movie star MISS LINDA ROELOFS, with her designer, EUGENE OSTENDORF, who were buying fashions for her next picture, 'To the Moon and Back, under the dlrectlon of JEECML KMannyl SCHUMAN As we leave Paris he head toward Egypt to see the picturesque pyramld of Cheopa There we see the great archeolopist, KATPLEPN VAN DER STEEG, searchlng for the lost remains of Ptolemy A we travel into Calro, we VlSlt the palace of the Premier, where we find DR L NN GERD S, the great brain specialist, operating on the Premier He is ably assisted by his noted partner, DR EVELYN KLINGHACEN We now brine a few well chosen words from our sponser, The Oakle Doakie Cracks, made by the company, Hoovheem k Hoovheem, owned and p erated by the slsters, LAVONNE and BERNELL HOOGHLFM The announcer 15 th great wrestler, LEONARD CSkinnyJ BOHLSEN who says, I eat Oakie oakies three tlme a day Now we travel halfway across the world to visit the Swlss Alps where we are in tlme to see the stupendous HARLAN DRAGT put on skilng exhibltlon As we look around we see LUCILLE MEYER, the Olympic fleurs skating champion Just yesterday she won the figure skatlng championship for tre U S As the temperature drops here in the Alps we now take our cameras to sunny Bermuda Nell, Here we are 1D Bermuda and the very first people we see are the great song and dance team, The High Hatters, who are Gerald AMM RMAN and ROBERT BALSTER We also see TCDD JOHNSON, the collosal, jazz slide trombonist, on h1s yacht accompanied by his arranaers, ELOISE KRAY and EDNA MEYER We leave Bermuda and come to New York and go to Carnegie Hall to listen to the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra und r the direction oi Symphon in B In the front with her Sec Now we take where se see MISS just came from a presidlng at the being lHt9PVlBW6d just convmcted and sentenced the crlminal to 99 years in the itentary As we sit there, the chlldren turn on a western and we and really realize how vely small today's world is trlal in crlmlnal court here ln Chicago trlal was the HONCRABLE ARLEN SCHWITTEES by our ace reporter MISS CLABICE GUNTER ROGER SHEEP Just as we arrive they are playing Bach's Minor featurlng the clarlnet virtuoso MISS SHIRLEY HARMS row we see the Governor of New York, MISS GENEVA SLAGTER of State, MISS MARION SWAQT you to the lobby of the court buildlnv in Chicago, LCIS SWA SON, the world renown criminal lawyer who The judge They are They have state pen sit back I Q L1 ' . . . Y 'FI ' 'I ' L ilu 21 . Q S - . 4 1 V4 . I ,v . o 1 . . - 1 . . N - V, -1 I L g , m - ' - I . I . -1 1 1 . L rl o a L : TT' VA Q . v Q 0 ,, 0 .i , - 1 new 0 , J - I ' . , S f 'W I I 'l'1 . . 'J L- H A - - . . I A-I J Q - . C - , 0 .. 13 Lg 0 Q 11 . I 4 a '1 N S 1 I ' - D ' H . LJ I . ' 8 . . . . N o . ,X 1 ,: 1 1 a a . o , . 1. . u o . . - 0 - 1 .4 - , S . . - A . Q - . . xy - - L , U 5 . - ' 1 J 1 , 'lf I ' ' 4 A . . . . J ' 1 . . if. , , L 1 u 1 Q 4 I Y . 0 . . . - I - - v 1 1 0

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Wise in math, baseball, and gas-station operations, Deck is not wise about women. Spring hits him and he finds himself engaged to Marcella, Deck re- luctantly abandons college hopes and announces he would like to get married as soon as he turns eighteen. Mother says HNonsenselH Dad takes another View by letting him take full responsibilities of the service station. nwhen we come back we'll talk about your plans, Deck,-your plans for marriage.u Dad, Mother, and Kid Sister head for the lake. The service station flows over with tourists wanting rooms, Beef, a truck dr- iver, Joe Pauley, a college field man, Deck's older sister, Liz, and her insurance selling husband, John, Marcella, his fiancee with her mother, Mrs, Payne and three little hellion cousins. Dutch Kelly, the more ir- resistible of the two adventure- some co-eds, is stuck with a var- sity show, She has to write it or find someone who can. She finds music to fit them. More inportant still, she finds Deck Smith, but finds him in a mat- rimonial trap that is about to spring. Everything is ironed out and in the end Deck goes back to college,