Falls High School - Northern Light Yearbook (International Falls, MN)

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CLASS WILL lC0nt'dl gals catch your manl Jean Radosevich leaves Milton Kochaniuk, as much as she hates to do it, to the junior class wolfesses. Vernon Weum leaves his ability to have fun at the junior-senior party to Andrew Zurkowski. CRemember last year's party, Vernon?D Patricia Pfeifer wills her new slogan, NAn apple a day keeps the pounds awayn, to Lorraine Rolfe. Robert Snyder wills his ability to hold his nickname to anyone who wants to get it the way he did. CRemember how you got it Slip?l Sharon Judy wills her ability to keep calm after doing the 101 things for the teachers to Earl H ickey. Ardath Merrill leaves her long athletic record to Donna Thompson. Grace Swenson wills her ability to come into school at the middle of the year and keep ahead to Caroline Klehm. Violet Weum's good naturedness goes to Jessie Shaw. All these things we leave to our following classmates and to the Juniors we leave one more year of school. May your relations with the teachers be as Wpleasantn as ours have been 0

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CLASS PROPHESY n' f J ' 1 - 1 u d b un facultyfswg iititgnyodetootegraifti 33 3? thi? ifieofntoe the great depths of the unknown. Namely, our futures. Let's drift into the land of dreams, or shall we say nightmares, to visualize the unpromising fate of the un- daunted seniors of l9L5. Now relax everybody--that's it. Ah! The vision is becoming clearer. See it? Why, it's a chemistry lab and I smell alcohol! It's Professor Poncho Bancroft and his able assistant, Vernon Weum, brewing their own brand. If you succeed, boys, share your success with the rest of us. Slowly the scene fades. We are now transported to the UYCU RUSS 'CM--WE FUSS 'ENN salon. Here we find beauty operator Darlene Cline having a tete-a-tete in her own private corner with Bill Murray, now prospective owner of the TASTY BEER BREWING COMPANY. Incidentally, Darlene is supposedly manicuring his nails. As we mosey along we also see Gertrude Thydean and Eileen Thompson busily running in and out of a private booth. Let's follow them in and see what goes on. Believe it or not! It's Bill Fulton with a peroxide streak adorn- ing his wavy hair. You're really a brave man, Bill. Traveling over snow-capped mountains and ocean waters we finally come upon a South Sea island. Ah! The scene gets clearer. Many saronged native girls are awaiting their turn to talk to the great God Homo, better known to us as Peter Krogseng, who so generously gives his advice on HHow to make your husband happyn. What is he saying? Sorry, folks, the vision has faded. But here we are in the New York City Esquire Building looking in while two photographers, Jennie Markow and Eliz- abeth Haluzak, take shots of Esquire's latest model, Joann Holler. On the sideline sits chief adviser, Ed Dworsky, who by the expression on his face is thoroughly enjoying his work. What's this--I hear radio music. If it isn't our own station CKFI with Marian Jorgensen and Adeline Gorder sing- ing the advertisement for the Munchy Crunchy Carrot pro- gram. Now the commentator, Richard Barrett, will lead us in reducing exercises which he guarantees will bring de- finite results, but quick. Ch! ,Chl Girls! This is where we travel on. Another scene floats before us. This time we see bright lights and crowds of people passing into the P. Q G. It's opening night under the new proprietorship of June Brown. As the added attraction for the evening, we have the U.N.G.C.H. Chorus girls, namely: Kercedes Tive, Elaine Le Page, June Hartje, Donna Newman, Eertha Santine, Nerj- orie Sullivan, Phyllis Dewcster, Punk Merrill, Violet Weum, and Helen Jean Paulson, dancing to the music of George