J D Darnall High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Geneseo, IL)

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PROPH ECY tion. Top dancers on the Ballroom Danc- ing Show on TV for the last three years are Gerald Wathier and his partner, Mary Anne Humbert. Mimi Olds, a graduate of Iowa State College, is living in Ames with her hus- band who runs an animal hospital. Dale Fritsch and Ronnie Brewer are the world's champion wrestlers. They have never been beaten in their profes- sional bouts. Best of luck to you two. In the last 25 years many successful trips to the Moon have been completed. Some of our former classmates have made their homes there. Russel Imel and Burton Gramling make red wigs for all the bald moonmen. Bernice Van- Vooren is chief cook and bottle washer at Jupiter janice's Place, a real gone coffee shop run by Janice Shoemaker. Her cousin, Dorothy Shoemaker, man- ages the help and sees that everything runs smoothly. Gerald Vermeulen, Dan Oberle, Bill Klavon, Francis McAvoy, and Ronnie Swanson operate light houses on the dark side of the moon. Judy Grit- man owns a fashionable hotel-resort especially for the weary travelers arriv- ing on the Vermost Airlines which com- mutes between the Moon and Mars. Ruth Williams, Sharon Wright, and Sharon Roselieb are hostesses on these planes. Congratulations to Harold johnson and Eldon Williams for successfully climb- ing the highest mountain on the Moonl Also, thanks to Norman Carlson for making the first flight to the Moon which made all this progress possible. Back to Earth, again--Penrod Sundeen has just replaced Paul Garrity as head of the FBI. Judy Primmer, a Paris fashion expert, says the latest fashions are to be coon-skin coats for the gents and k.nee length skirts for the gals. It'll never work, Judell Marjorie Kissell, Aleta Ernst, Diane Anderson, and Betty Schurvinske live at the North Pole and make fur coats for the Eskimos who live in the coastal regions of Antarctia. They have employed the '122' McKenzie-Peel Ship Lines, Inc. to transport the furs to the right places. Eleanor Clifton owns a chain of pizza palaces in Sweden. They're doing so well, she is thinking of opening another branch in japan. If you happen to be traveling through the Belgian Congo, you probably would see Stephen Bernier, Don Egan, and John Ristau hunting for the ancestors of the Tsetse fly. These famous explorers have hunted the world over for clues, but, as yet, they have had no luck. You might see Frances Johnston there, alsog she is catching orangutans to be exibited all over the United States. George Walker has been appointed the U. S. 's ambassador to Russia. Carolyn Whitmyer is the head of the U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Lynnette Urs is her pri- vate secretary. Drs. jim Holevoet, john Menzenburg, Howard Miller, Clyde Neumann, and Tom Richter who established a clinic in the center of Death Valley have patented their latest discovery--overhead water sprinkling units which are suspended from the surrounding mountains. They are now building a hospital for the grow- ing population that is moving into the area to cultivate the rich soil. Going East we find that Myrna Turner was voted the favorite house mother at Yale University, and Donna Nauyalis received recognition from the New York Art appreciation Society for her great contributions to modern art. Now we know what Alice will have to report to the' alumni tomorrow. Our class has really been a good one. Let's hope the next twenty five years are just as profitable.

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