Dondero High School - Oak Yearbook (Royal Oak, MI)

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5 N .. I, I, I, I I I I I I I I ROBERT IRWIN, expect to be waiting for Tom K. to graduate from R. O. H.S. BARBARA KAY JACOB, expect to be graduated from college and perhaps be in the noble and fine profession of teaching. BETTY JENSEN, expect to be still trying to con- vince a certain black haired and brown eyed mobster who should be the man of her life. KAREN JOHNSON, expect to have my M. R. S. from Wayne via M.S.C. LESTER JOHNSON, expect to be returning from my long visit with Uncle Sam. RANDY JOHNSON, expect to be either a Doc- tor, teacher, or television announcer, and be using my spare moments to teach some kooks Imaybe, kookIaosses?D how to play baseball for dolls?J BOB JOHNSTON, expect to be the millionaire owner of a gambling casino in Las Vegas with Fearless as my top dealer. JOYCE JORDEN, expect to be testing the pati- ence I hope to have with children. MARY KEMMIS, expect to be still trying to teach Dot how to bowl. TERENCE KERN, expect to be a 30 year man with 20 years to go. CHARLOTTE KERNEN, expect to be rich, famous and have the longest hair in the country. JOE KEYES, expect to be still hiding with Dead- eye Bob from the Utica game warden. ELAINE KHOUBESSER expect to be ????? EDDIE KISER, expect to be a woman-Ioving- bachelor worth a million. FRED KOENIG, expect to be still trying to con- vince Bill Bradford that singing love songs to Nellie Stock will do him no good. RICHARD KOZLOWICZ, expect to be still try- ing to figure out Michael Reynolds. MARLENE KRAUSE, expect to be soundly rais- ing our four little Otto's. JIM KROG, expect to be still boiling Tom, John, Denny, and Don out of ioil for rum running. BEVERLY KROGMAN, expect to be still D. A. ing with Beamer, Sawyer, and Spiller. LANCE KULKIS, expect to be even Iovelier. JOE LaFOUNTAIN, expect to be older in looks but not in mind. JAN LANDSBERG, expect to be still supplying Nadine with lemons so that she can look more like her twin, SHIRLEY LAPERE, expect to still be laughing over the time Linda and I let the air out of 2 of Bruce Lowery's tires. FRANCES LeFAIVRE, expect to be on that long planned trip to Florida with my millions of dogs. VALERIE LEVERTON, expect to be still trying to convince Chris and Marilyn that it is more im- portant for Sharon and me to go to M.S.C. than to Florida for a vacation. BEN LEWIS, expect to be still loafing, and driv- ing my 'I964 pink Cadillac convertible over to Ann's. BILL LIEBER, expect to still be borrowing pen- nies to park my car. MARIE LITTLE, expect to be in the Feed Store business in order to feed my dozen little Robin's. JOAN LOCKHART, expect to be through ex- pecting. JOHN LOFGREN, expect to be trying to get out at least one night with the boys. CONNIE LOOCK, expect to be doing what God wills for my life. CAROLYN LUCAS, expect, God willing, to be teaching art or English in the daytime and keeping Carl happy at night. GEORGE R. LYON, expect to still be trying to convince Chuck Creech that a Chev. is better than a Ford. AL MacKELLAR, expect to be studying the mer- its of Mike Reynolds' latest theory on the quantitative structure of nuclear physics. JOYCE MALIN, expect to be still remembering my most embarrassing moment at Fordson -with Ken Gest! CAROL MALMGREN, expect to be still trying to convince my Hot Rod that there's a speed limit. BARB MASTERS, expect to expect what every- one else does. SHIRLEY McCLAIN, expect to be taking care of Charlene and Greg's kids and mine, too. JAY McCORMICK, expect to be inventor, own- er, manager of the one and only drive-in theater where a movie never plays. fYou must be 211. LARRY MCCULLOUGH, expect to be David's co- pilot in his F-86 Saber Jet. MARILYN McDONALD, expect to be a faithful member of the Soums and still attending their annual meetings. BEVERLY MENTZER, expect to be running a nursery school for all of Jo HoIIingsworth's and Gordon Sparks' little darlings and still planning on my trip to Mississippi. DOLORES MERAW, expect to be still wondering how I graduated from ROHS without any trouble. JOHN McCOY, expect to be a bigamist. ALVINA MIELKE, expect to be driving five of the expected six around in my baby blue Cadillac convertible. SHARON MILLER, expect to be still trying to convince Marilyn and Christ that it is more important for Val and me to go to M.S. C. to see a certain two than to Florida for a va- cation. SANDY MILLS, expect to inherit millions with which I can travel all over the world. JAMES MOBLEY, expect to be still in Michigan running a resort for deer hunters who can't hunt. DAVE MORRISON, expect to be president of my private golf club and have Hugh Conners as head caddy master.

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