Grovertown High School - Aries Yearbook (Grovertown, IN)

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eniot 61444 prophecy Ten years from now as the world is progressing or degressing we find the members of the Class of 57 attending their annual picnic at the Grovertown Country Club. The meeting was called to order by Janet Awald, who is now the National P. T. A. Presi- dent. Joyce Erickson, the Secretary to the President of the United States, is writing down the minutes of the meeting, while Donn Kelver, Governor of Indiana, is acting as Sargeant of Arms, and is doing a very good job at the meeting and also as Governor. Under the old business, Conrad Kriskovsky, who is the Ambassador to Czechoslovakia is telling about his journey from his home in California to his mansion in Czechoslovakia. On Conrad's way to the reunion he stopped at one of the large restaurants that are on the Turn- pike, that goes completely around the world, which was designed by John Nelson. He is now the most famous and highest paid engineer in the world. There was Dick Awald who had just brought a lion back from Africa, where he has been big game hunting. The large restaurant which we were talking about was one of the Howard- Johnson restaurants where Dale Hayes is the famous food connoisseur. The food which we had for refreshments was also prepared a.nd served by Dale. During the meeting, in rushed Eleanor Riffey and Gladys Taylor, who just returned from Alaska where Eleanor has been selling earrings, and Gladys has been selling snowballs to the Eskimos. Myrna fHolmJ Howard, who is now Mrs. America, stood up and said she was glad she could attend since she has four children at home. Her famous husband, Rex Howard, who is the world famous Olympic star also said he was glad to be there. We heard a roar and all ran to the window to see Mrs. Nibbelink jumping out of her bright red sports car, which was designed and driven by the world famous sports car designer, Raymond Koontz, and behind him in a cattle truck was Delbert Whitaker who is now head of the National Dairy Association for Crippled Cows, Delbert later announced that the reason for driving the truck was that he didn't want to leave his cows at home. The entertainment for the afternoon was furnished by Ida Mae Singleton, who has recent- ly been awarded a gold record for her revisions of the Elvis Presley numbers, and Barbara Hines, who is a world famous ballerina. Judy Millice, who gives advice to the love-lorn, also gave a short talk on this subject. Dale Owens, who is now the Principal of Grovertown High School, gave a short talk on how the school is being run. The furniture which was used for the party was designed and donated by Helen Cook, who is the designer of all the furniture for the President's mansion. The drinks for the afternoon were served by Madylon Powell, who is now the manufac- turer of a new pop, Burp-up . When the meeting was practically over, in hobbled Jerry Hancock, who is a world fa- mous crutch designer and salesman. We were sorry to hear that Walter Hall could not be with us, but since he is the head of the International Orphanage it was impossible for him to be there. The arrangements for transportation for the picnic were made by Jerry Bierly, a famous pilot for T.W. A. We hope that life will be just as pleasant for the many years to come as it has been for the past ten. '

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