Fairview High School - Firefly Yearbook (Fairview, MT)

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Dear Sir: August 21, 1965 SUBJECT: Whereabouts of Class of 1960 Our fellow classmate, Calvin Leibelt, now head of the FBI, gave us orders to file a report on the whereabouts of the rest of the Class of 60. This was serious business. . To ease our minds we decided to take in the latest m0vie, iiWorld Without Women. To our surprise the main actor was none other than the great Fred Miller. Don,t miss this movie!! Rushing to our plane, we were almost run-down by Frances Sorrells, the newest speed demon in hot rod racing. While getting on the plane we were introduced to the pilot, Paul Trudell, and co-pilot, Gene Davidson. They as- sured us of a safe trip abroad. A very wealthy man was sitting next to us on the plane. To our amazement it was Merlin Damm, our old class- ieh mate. He had made his second million and was busy giving it to worthy causes. R. In England we met Dona Roberts. She informed us she is peddling her fathefs honey and is doing quite well. Crossing the English Channel to France we were met by the ambassador to France, Leonard Wentz. He told us he was doing fine by entertaining all the French women. He also told us Janice Dschaak had risen to world fame in France as a ballet dancer. In Africa we met Dianne Collins, selling black leotards to the African women. Business has not been too good. On an oasis in the Sahara Desert we came upon Frank Taylor, the owner of a large harem. In the heart of Africa we met Stormy Vickers singing ballads to the natives, accompanied by Bob Stubbs on the bongo drums. At our last stop abroad, China, we saw Gladys Knudsen, a missionary to China. Asking her where Evelyn was, she told us Evelyn had gotten 0n the wrong boat by mistake and was still riding a slow boat to China. Visiting the 49th state we discovered that Orion Sundheim had purchased it recently. Mholeboom Back in the United States at San Francisco we saw one of Kay Berryis beautiful landscape pictures. -' i Rosalie Anderson is married and a bookkeeper for a large banker in Texas. Neil Sundheim. is professor at National College of Bacteriology in San Antonio. At Cape Canaveral, Florida, we found Ole Reichenbach about to pull the lever that would release the first rocket to the moon containing a man. Going through Kentucky, we decided to take in the Kentucky Derby. Riding Cannonball, the winning horse, was Eva Hernandez, the first woman jockey in the world. Heading on, we heard weird tales of a man called Wayne Berry, a hermit seeking a divorce because he was fed up with women. In Idaho we visited the vo-ag department of the state university currently being taught by Ivan Cayko. Coming back to our old home town, Fairview, we met Naomi Boles and Dorothy Propp, happily married and con- tent. Ed Darr had become a great rancher and was known world-wide as a great bull-dogger. Judy Russell is married and helping her husband draw up blue prints. Wayne Swenson bought over half of North Dakota and is now raising peanuts. Ed Unterseher has followed his dadis footsteps and is busy keeping the new gym clean. Jean Ann, it seems, invented a new disappearing gas. No one has seen her around lately. Maure La Bointe,s wife has filed for a divorce because he washed car parts in the kitchen sink. Evelyn Engen is secretary for a lawyer in Sidney. Nancy Pratt has taken Schultzie,s place on the Bob Cummin,s show as assistant photographer. Renwood Erickson is testing out King Koil mattresses in the King Koil Factory. - David Harris and Oscar Wick are playing with the New York Yankees, which Henry Kittleson manages. Bev. Otis is a lion trainer in a New York zoo. Jim Karst is a New York playboy, while Bonnie Karst, his cousin, is modeling and keeping an eye on Jim. Beverly Hayden is married and working at a medical technician lab. Reporting back to Washington we found that Gene Griggs was a great scientist and Irene Holbrook was secretary to the Chief J ustice of the Supreme Court. Joanne Thorman is Librarian in the Library of Congress. Secret Service agents investigating the where abouts of the class of '60

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