Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

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Class Prophecy wnile brouslng around the streets of the famous touring city of LeRoy, I happened to come across a fortune teller, so I decided to find out w.-.at had become of the Senior Class of 1957. Gszlng into the crystal ball, tne first member of the class to appear was Jay Rugg. Jay was a counter spy for the P.B.I. for nine frightening years, but hps finally retired and sold his life story to PEEK Magazine, which is producing a TV series featuring Wayne Kivell as Peerless Jay. Dick Koch, who now owns his own jet, waits anxiously for the weekends to arrive, so he can get home to his little mechanic, Jeannine Christenson. Alfred Hitchcock is producing a new thriller of Daisy Mae and Little Abner, starring those Killybllly Wonders, Bob Miller and Mary Jean Seese. Further investigation of the crystal bsll shows Joanne Hanson and LeVonne More ere running a disper service in an Army camp in Siberia. The world renown Glenn Johnson is living the life of a hermit in his haunted castle in Germany, where he is trying to develop a new cat food with the able assistance of Arlys Thompson end her twenty-nine cats. Man let's get some Jive in this hive! is the expression of three cool cats, namely, Eileen Larson, Shirley Gilbert, and Gloria Henderson, who are now taking over top rating on the Hit Parade as The Jiving Three, with that cool character, Charlie McClary as their manager. Hank Runde, Everett Wherry, and Eddie Bunne are still confirmed bachelors. This wes 8 bad habit which started in their high school days. Norman Johnson and his wife, Janelle Stockdale, are now hunting penguins in the Antarctic. (They say it gets rather chilly once in awhile.) Don King now runs a dance school. Don's known the world over for his famous Rumba. Carolyn Pairiaker is now a very famous weight lifter, and rumor has it she is training for the Olympic games! Bill McRoberts is now running on the Coonrod ticket as a candidate for President of the United States. Carol Olson end Carol O'Groske are now appearing as the Toni Twins in their own TV series. Donna Winkels is now coach of her beloved Iowa Hawkeyes. (Word has it that she makes quite an impression on her team!) Now into the roving countryside, where we find Marlene Weirson trying to develop a new type of home-grown smoking tobacco on her small acreage. Arden Lenz nas published a new series of How to books, and has just received the Pulitzer Prize for his best seller, How to Get the Most Out of High School. The crystal ball moves to the University of Minnesota, where we find Professor Stan Dimler lecturing to a group of psychology students. Stan always did like school so well. Bill Hailing has really elevated in this world, and is now painting water-towers for the Hormel Company. It was recently revealed that Jerry Helgeson was really a brother of Elvis Presley's, and he and Cliff Spear (a distant relative of Fats Domino) ere really putting out the down beats. And last, but certainly not least, we find Harold Harvey, wVo has reformed a great deal, and is now the sponsor of the famous Be Kind to Girls move. So being very satisfied with the progress of the Senior Class of 1957, I proceeded home. They certainly have come a long ways!

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Class Will Jay Rugg wills his trips to Kansas City to Liz Runde and Betty Hailing, (watch out for the farm boys) Wayne Klvell wills his trumpet playing ability (and all the blue notes go with It) to Bill Hickok and Darrel Hare. Clifford Speer wills his freckles to Jean Iverson. Janelle Stockdale wills her dark hair and eyes to Don Barber, (how sentimental) Carol O'Groske wills her journeys out to Wildwood to Joan Francis and Marsha Meyers. Henry Runde wills his wondering blue eyes to Bonnie Malcomson and Norma Sween. Glenn Johnson wills his figure to Jean Rasmussen. Eddie Bunne wills his rowdy nights with the boys to Kenny Stockdale and Dennis Swedberg. Stan Dlmler wills his ability to find women In Spring Valley to Chester Clark. Joanne Hanson wills her red cheerleading slacks to Gary Termaat and Jill Renner. Jeanlne Christenson wills her little red cap to Roland O'Groske and Shirley Morine. Bob Miller wills his ability to play golf with the teachers to Dick Benson. Bill Hailing wills his fender skirt to Bob Eastwold; that Is If you can get It back. Everett Wherry wills his gang membership to Mary Boe and Fern McRoberts. Marlene Wierson wills her Interest In Adams to Joan Peterson and Karen Hanson. Norman Johnson wills his date with Miss Preston to Don Terry. Arden Lenz wills his rowdy ways to Paul Fogal and Norman Mellum. Charles McClary wills his grass skirt to Mary Shirbroun and Jeanette Lawson Arlys Thomrson wills her brother and his cooperative ways to Kaye uale. What? I'm too late] Donna Winkels wills her dream of black and lime srreen Lincolns to Bruce Elliott and Betty Walden. Carolyn Ramaker wills her stained lab apron to Pat Patton and Peggy Woods. Harold Harvey wills his physic to Dick Brownlow and Charles Stephen In hooe of a good football team next year. LaVonne More wills her membership on the annual staff to Diane Iverson and Elaine Johnson. Carol Olson wills her job as hall receotionist to Ruby Christenson and Mary Orke. (don't wink at too many salesmen) Jerry Helegson wills his height to Ervin Johnson and Orlo Austin In hopes they'll grow taller. Shirley Gilbert wills her early hours to Pat Wllkenson and Marlys Erie. Mary Jean Seese wills her busy activity schedule to Ruth Knight and Bertha Soltau. Gloria Henderson wills her wiggle to Dorthy King and Carol Paulson. Eileen Larson wills her nickname Smiley to Denny Hanson and Mary Juvrud. Dick Kock wills his bashfull ways to Leslie Mlland and David Robb. Bill McRoberts wills his old football socks to Allen Tapp and Karen Gronert Carolyn Ramaker also wills her red hair to Mavis Ramaker. (it's nice to keep it In the family) Don King wills his dimples to Gary Backus.

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Left to right: Claire McRoberts, Leslie East-void, Cordon Nyman, Kenneth Seese, John Sperry, Viggo Petersen, Joseph Jacobson.