Leland High School - Panther Yearbook (Leland, IL)

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CLA SS OF 1963 Commencement Ad Minister Emeritus Chicago Temple 51 Valedictori an Salutaton an Carol Wicks Sara Baker dress Dr. Charles R. Goff, by

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GRAD UA TION Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Colors: Mint' Green and Silver Flower: Lily of the Valley Sponsor: Miss Barbara Reisle 50

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f f fr-Q U AQ Q , P X 6 X ll WAR 1 CLASS PROPHECT The reunion for the class of '63 is being held on the French Riviera, which was just purchased by that internationally known playboy, Bob Leonard. First to arrive is Barb Larson. She is prompt and efficient now. It's a permanent habit since she became the exclusive secretary to the President of the United States Loretta is here early too, since she is preparing the banquet for the reunion. She is an expert at mass food production, having to prepare all the food for the Foster Home for Children. Unfortunately, she has a soft heart and she and her husband have adopted forty-six children from the home in addition to their own f0Lu'teen. Donna arrives next carrying twenty cans of milk. She is supplying all the milk for the reunion since she and her husband started feeding their two million cows Bode's Easy-Flow Milk Feed, discovered by Bill Henrikson to make each cow produce 163 gallons of milk a day. Carol Wicks salutes everyone as she comes in. This is a permanent habit she acquired. She is a WAC now, and rumor has it she is trying to compete with her husband. Dave and Tom are congratulating each other as they enter. Each has invented world-shaking discoveries. Tom has found the 104th element while poking around in the ancient ruins of Leland High School. Dave found the cure for the ulcer and also, because of popular demand, an instant ulcer for the businessman. Nancy Heam is also very pleased with herself because she has just managed to get the legislature to pass her bill for making 4-H a subject in high schools through- out the nation. She is now a 4-H leader and music teacher in that booming city of Baker. Doug arrives soon riding his favorite white stallion Flyer. He is world famous since Doug has bred him especially to trot at 250 M.P.l-I. Mary Smith is an author now. She is passing out free autographed copies of her i54.AHfr Al xitln'-J I . f l on a NK Lqlifg-E MILK . H mwmvlnlw I A 52