Miles High School - Milestone Yearbook (Miles, IA)

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CLASS PROP!-IECY May 10, 1967 Dear Diary: Gee Whiz! Am lever tired! Tonight I went to the tenth anniversary reunion of the Miles High School Senior Class of 1957. It was such funl No one really expected everyone tobethere, as there are so many celebrities from that class. Some of them hadn't been back to Miles since the day they graduated and set out to brave the world. But, even though everyone was there, some of them were almost unrecognizable. The things they have done. That Ed Jepsml Why, Diary, you couldn't even guess what Ed has done. While he was in the Navy, and stationed on the west coast, he began working on a Hollywood movie set. Now, he quacks full time for Walt Disney, and hehas changed his name to Donald Duck. He hesitated about doing this so soon after the sudden death of the original Donald Duck, but his success was at stake. We all laughed when he told us, but you have to admit, for a million dollars a year, any of us would be willing to change places with him. Ed modestly gives most of the credit for his success to his clever make-up artist, Joanne Gray. Joanne was swept into national prominence when she made up Miss America of 1959. She dyes Lavonne Peters' hair daily to match the colors of her seven J aguars, Vonnie now, of course, does not hold the title of Miss America, but she has made a success of her movie contract. She has, in fact, made a has been of Marilyn Monroe. Gary Greve is now a world renowned surgeon. He is a brilliant man who leads the field in his profession. However, in his first year of practice he grafted a patient's right leg in place of his left arm by mistake. His only comment was How about that? Barbara Peters has the honor of being the best paid nurse in the United States. She is Direc- tor of Nurses at Finley Hospital in Dubuque. She also has gained fame for her first hospital mystery book entitled, Rendezvous with Rheumatismj' William the Great, alias Bill Chamberlain, first gained world fame by being the only person in the world to be able to roller skate on two wheels aroimd curves. He now has mastered the art of roller skating on skates without wheels, while balancing the aged four Chamberlain Triplets cn his shoulders. They are named William, Willy, and Will. Marianne Seamer broke all scholastic records at the State University of Iowa and is now a teacher in great demand. She is so capable, in fact, that she now has thirty children, in kinder- garden of course. Donna Culver is the most sophisticated and the most efficient secretary the United Nations has been privileged to know. She constantly amazes people with her ability to take shorthand and transcribe it on the typewriter at the same time. Mary ,T o Wenzel writes a daily column for the Clinton Herald. It is of an Advice to the Love- lorn type, but she calls it, Tell Me Your Troubles. She does not guarantee a perfect solution to your troubles but her column does make interesting reading Phil Kuhl is the only boy to stay in Miles. A citizen of good standing, he was elected Mayor in the last election. He is so popular in Miles and the surrounding territory that he is thinking of running for Senator in the '68 elections. I believe the reason for his popularity is that he demands all high school boys have duals and a Hollywood on their cars. Maybe it is just because hehas them on his car. Man, when he chases you, everyone in town knows it. Warren Jungiohann is now a criminal lawyer in Chicago. He is very much in demand. He recently found several clues that eventually led to the discovery of the rest of the money stolen in the famous Brink's Robbery. Boop now has the distinction of being written up in the Who's Who in Iowa, and it is rumored that he will be featured in this year's, Who's Who in This United States. Dale Henfrey is thinking of retiring from professional basketball this year and going into a business for himself, He would like to organize a boys'club and supervise the athletic side per- sonally, but he may not beable to if coaching varsity football at Notre Dame will keep him too busy next season.

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PHILIP KUHL Boys' Glee, . Mixed Chorus Basketball. . Baseball. . . Class Play, . 1234 1234 1234 1234 . 34 Boys' State . . 3 Projectionist . 12 Annual Staff . 4 Paper Staff . . 3 Librarian . . . . . 2 Band . . . . . 1234 WARREN IUNGJOHANN Student Council ,,,.,, . . 4 Student Council Officer. . . . 4 Basketball. . 1234 Baseball. . . 1234 Annual Staff Boys' State, Projectionist. Class Play . Boys' Glee . Mixed Chorus .. ..4 . ..3 .. ..12 . ..34 .. ..3 .. ..3 4' .. fx nphiln If you itch for something, scratch for it. Boop Men never learn anything about women, but they have a lot of fun trying. MRS. GILBERT TAPLIN Senior Class Sponsor

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CLASS PROPHECY Nancy Peterson arrived in Miles by airplane and created quite a stir. She is famous all over the world for being the first woman to break the sound barrier. Of course, Nancy always did have a heavy foot on the gas. Ginny Mussmann is in the Corps De Ballet in New York. She had quite a time getting a top position, at first, but since she was starred one night, and was received so tremendously by the audience, she has starred in every presentation since. It seemed that she wowed the audience with her rendition of the jitterbug, ballet style, Allen Petersen is such a successful farmer that he took Grand Champion in Chicago last year. He has his hopes high for this year.too. Allen gives a lot of the credit for his success to his Senior English Class. Every night at sundown, he sits on the fence by the pasture, and recites fairy tales to the cattle. He learned these fairy tales in Senior English, and he says that his cattle sleep better than anyone else's ever do, Ardel Belk has replaced the White Rain Girl in the adl She has received several record contract offers, although she may just stay singing the White Rain Shampoo song anyway. She says she feels loyal to it for giving her a start. However, Iwould venture to guess that before long Ardel will be famous as a pop singer. I was kind of happy that Ardel was working in an ad. It gave me kind of a happy feeling to know that I wasn't the only one. No one but she knew that I modeled for the Suzie-Q in the Pepso- dent ads. Everyone got a big charge out of it. It sure is late, and I sure am tired. Good-night Diary! Sweet Dreams! Sue Fisher