Minooka High School - M DI AN Yearbook (Minooka, IL)

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Senate Class of '63 Anywhere, U.S.A. June 4, 1984 Old Age Home for Retired Assistant Principals Room 66 Rocking Chair, Illinois Dear Mr. Hentze, Twenty-one years have passed since you so faithfully and helpfully served us as our class advisor. We thought that you would like to know what we have accomplished since our grad- uation from Minooka High School. We are now assembled in the midst of our reunion, and we feel this would be an opportune time to tell you just how far we've come. This year we've met in the relaxing setting of gentlemen farmer Jim Holbrook's estate. As we lounge around Jim's swimming pool in his patio, we see our 'classmates and their hus- bands and wives arriving and having fun. Bill Andrews is here taking a break in his studies at Harvard, where he is still working on his Ph.D. of everything degree. Bill is discussing atmospheric pressure's effect on body me- tabolism with Dawn Stalker and Diana Littlefair, who are nurses who specialize in the care of monkeys, before and after space flights. Another registered nurse, Jackie McCoy, is treating electrical engineer Jon Murley for shock. A little while ago Jon got quite a jolt from Jim,s electric drink mixer. Taking it easy in three patio chairs are Janet Blair, Barb Costello, and Wayne Pehlke who own and operate the prosperous Janet Blair, Barb Costello, and Wayne Pehlke Beauty Salon and Barber Shop located in Pehlkeville. Pitcher Don Davidson, who has the distinction of never losing a game to the Cardinals, is swapping some old Mn Miller jokes with his old friend and now professional basketball player, Larry Korelc. Bev Beasley who is the President of the zany Wives Club, is conversing with Treasurer Diana Schuman and Secretary Shirley Mitchell. Comparing money rolls are millionaires Jerry McCowan and Tommie Williamson. Leroy Steffes, a high school math teacher, is judging the contest. Gene Frederick and David Lyons, owners of the We Tow Anything on Wheelsv Garage, just arrived with an old customer of theirs, Terry Seil, who is famous for promoting and losing the Minooka to Channahon sports car rally every year of its running. Steve Hadaway, Joyce Hawthorne, and Gordon Hutchinson, owners of the 3H Foundation Garments Company, are discussing current fashions with their two top models, Helen Gillan and Nancy Phillips. Kathy Fleming, who was voted the 4'Prettiest Gas Station Attendant of 1984 has just been rescued from the swimming pool by Dave Stafford, who is head counselor and life guard at Wally Kundert's Health Club. It seems Kathy lost her balance on the edge of the pool while twisting with the famous rock and roll singer Ralph Mundt. Kitten Thompson and Sharon McCoy have just returned in time for our reunion from their teaching assignments in Bongo Bongo Land, Outer Mongolia. Nationally known comedian, Greg Connor, is showing his gold record of imitations .of famous people to Margaret Satorius who in turn is showing Greg her Pultizer Prize award for her biography of Joan Frederick who has become famous for her abstract paintings. Daisy Rushing, a dedicated social worker, is talking to the former Sandy Randolph about turning one of her husband's farms into an underprivileged childrenis camp. Sue Stafford, Janet Kemp, and Diana Schuman, owners of the 3 Friends Fashion Shop have started a line at the buffet table. Wayne Greenback, owner of the Rahling Sporting Goods Co., is out on the lawn tossing a football around with Bill Wilhelmi, who is the feature water skier at Cypress Gardens. A wild toss just barely missed DeVonna Knudson who is now appearing at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. DeVonna told us her flight was a little late arriving and that was why she was late getting here. Now, as everyone gathers around the buffet table, the talking and laughter blend together to convey a feeling of acomplishment, satisfaction, and a hope of even greater joys and re- ward. Sincerely, The Class of '63