Griswold Community High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Griswold, IA)

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MARY WHITE has her own daily Punch and Judy show for high school students. LARRY WENDT has a hog farm located in China, where he is working on a new experiment--feeding them on rice. ARLA PETERSON is now a famous dress designer in Paris. Her latest creation is stripes, polka dots, and diamonds--all in the same dress. MARJORIE HINES, dean of Annapolis, really enjoys her work. She says, lt's nice to have a man around the house. KEITH AUZIER as head of the Dairyman's Association, has discovered a way to make cows give chocolate milk. This is accomplished by feeding a balanced diet of plain chocolate Hershey bars. ZELDA HOLLDORF is found in the living room of her home knitting baby booties. She is not alone, for the patter of little feet can be heard. DUANE NEIGHBORS is now a success. He counts the 20,000 filters in Viceroy. BOB GUSTIN is a general in the navy. He joined the navy to see' the world. JUDY GLEASON is buying low heels so she can measure up to her man. 6'10 CHARLES CARSON has been adopted, as a mascot, by the Harlen Globetrotters. KAREN CASEY has her ups and downs, She runs an elevator in the Empire State Building. DANNY CARLISLE has become a professional boxer, but when the going gets rough his stand-in is MICHAEL DAVID SMITH. This is so Danny's manly beauty is saved. JERRY RHOADS is an IBM button pusher at Cape Canaveral. LEON PUTNAM is sitting on top of Telstar, checking connections between Earth and Mars. GARY IRELAND has always wanted to be a coach, and now he has his own home made team. JUDY SANNY now has a full time, large scale, baby-sitting job, She has had this job for several years. The only disadvantage is that she isn't paid so much as when she was in high school. GARY HULSEBUS is a famous known taxidermist. Since Senior Science, he's developed a craze for stuffed animals. LUELLA SUNDERMAN has put her acting ability to use, and now she is starring in the broadway hit, Sweet Violets. CAROLYN HULTQUIST has now become the first woman baseball pitcher for the New York Yankees. PAT JENNINGS is a radio sports announcer. He holds the wor1d's record for being able to rattle off baseball statistics. ANNABELLE SWISHER is working in a greenhouse. She just invented a man-catching plant. DONALD TYE liked Griswold School so well he became the head janitor. BARBARA SWISHER enjoyed cheerleading so much that she decided to run a cheerleading camp in the summer. HENRIETTA ROBINSON is head nurse at Mars. She keeps the patients in stitches. PAT PARKER is getting ready to take a trip. Everything has been checked and rechecked. The count- down is drawing close. SUSAN WILLOUGHBY is a professional wash lady, Asma gave her the idea. MICK SMITH is at a certain local nursing home. His piccolo playing is tremendous. We find SUSAN KENWORTHY going door to door with a petition to ban brush rollers. Why? Because she lost all her hair using them. SHELIA SMITH is a singing secretary. She answers the phone in three octave ranges. Then the crystal ball grew cloudy and the future was gone. I walked away with a smile on my face be- cause now I knew what the future had in store for the Senior Class of 1963.

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