La Fontaine High School - Lacohi Yearbook (La Fontaine, IN)

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SENIOR PROPHESY fcommueay Ann Hall - We find this girl has changed quite a lot since her school days. Ann travels around the world selling her Bikini bathing suits. Jerry Kendall - Jerry is now manager of a women's lingerie shop in New York. We believe Jerry will always remain a bachelor. Freda Moorman - Freda is married and has 12 children. She heard it was cheaper by the dozen. Don Jervis - Mr. Jervis hoped that Don would be a farmerg but today we find him in one of the strangest contests ever held in the U. S. He and I. B. M. 's new electronic brain are racing to see who can first correctly calculate the number of drops of water that fall over Niagra Falls in one day, Zana McClurg - Looking into the future, we see Zana in Madison Square Garden as a famous wrestler. WE always thought she would make competition for Liberace. Stanley Owen - Mr. Owen's hopes were that Stan would stay home and take up where he left off-raising chickens, So he did. He owns and manages the largest chicken farms in the midwest. Marguerite Allen - After 10 years Maggie has finally made a clear picture. More people will send their films to Allen's Studio, now. Sherman Grim - Since Sherman had a lot of practice in his school days, he is presently the owner of the largest taxi service in Hollywood. LaVon Melick - Because she was such a good bowler in her high school days, LaVon has taken up bowling professionally. Jeanette Cable and Dana Sutton - We find these two working together. Jeanette is a beautician on the staff under Ern Eastmore. Dana was a manicurest, but she had some bad luck her first few months - cutting off fingers. Jeanette has persuaded her to be a barber for men. She is trying for larger stakes. R W W ' mxwwwx D 3 KN ,fi- ,,.. ,Z4ef5?- 0 K 1100? Q 6 K 1 .sim . X I 5 't LQQ.,.,1-.-: x - . 1- . X . ni mi-.. 1 -.1-U -,W -' I ..-3:1 -3' ' .....- ,,-7... flu. 7 --E TZ' 1 il, ,af-54-g : 4 f n 3 ' 1' 4 W' lt' -s--'Q ' 'T 'Z x L -f 0 A fefiffua

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CLASS PROPHECY We have no original scheme by which to predict what the future will bring to the seniors of 1956. Here are our ideas of what they will be doing in ten years, 1966. Ion Cooper - Once upon a time little Jon Cooper tried to fly out the upstairs window. Now since little Jon has grown up he flies a jet plane for the Speedy Spider Netting Co. . Inc. Patty Brown - Patty has recovered nicely from her accident and is now the worlds greatest trapeeze artist. David Rogers - This young man has climbed very high up the ladder of success. He is now chief fireman of the huge fire department of LaFontaine. Phyllis Faust - Phyllis always made plans to be a nurse, but a certain doctor made other plans and she is now his wife. 9 S My f X . if X, , xg.,XR XX' 2 fax-ld Bill McCullough - Here is that great guitar picker. Bill is now appearing on the Grand Ole Opera. Phyllis Gauntt - We find Phyllis an instructor for the Chicago Rollerena Academy. Larry Jennings - We always knew Larry would, one day be a great pool player. But because he threw away so much money in high school, he is now bankrupt. Dixie Endsley - After many years Dixie's ambition has come trueg she is the first and youngest lady president of the United States. Bob Eppley - Bob is now in New York City where he is uying to take Jimmy Dean's place in the movies. x . X . 3 K. u kg - f Wirth, '23' xx 'POP' K C 'J' QSXN-wg fp 'J 19:63 , N Wt

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SENIOR PROPHECY fContinuedJ Joyce Rapp - Joyce appeared on the radio many times in her school days, and so we find her a Metropolitan Opera Star. Judy Harper - Judy is now the Editor of the New York Times. Heading her all make staff is her former cohort, J. T. Hill. Dixie Brown - Dixie is Perry Como's private secretary. She thinks this is one way she might hook herself a man. Allen Owen - It seems as though Al was the only one who kept his promise. Yes, he now has laid the last brick to the LaFontaine gym. He still feels the effects of intoxication. Marilyn Kistler - Marilyn has changed some, She gives tap dancing lessons to the small children of LaFontaine. She owns her own studio. Lewis Martin - We find that Lewis has--No !! it can't be--but he is playing with the Minneapolis Ponds, breaking all sorts of scoring records. The Ponds haven't won a game in 5 years. Bob Smith - From Bob's dainty childhood we see he has developed into a great he-man . He is a boxer at the LaFontaine Boxing Arena. DD H WRITER OF THE 1956 PROPHECY Peggy Dice, John Brane, Dick Charles, and Rita Endsley.