Plentywood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Plentywood, MT)

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C® $$ ptopWjij Flash! The Plenty wood High School Class of 1962 is now holding its first 10 year reunion. We now switch our cameras to Plentywood, Montana, where our special correspondent is standing by. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. We are speaking to you from the terrace of the fabulous Keefer's Kitchen, largest and most luxurious of a nation-wide chain of restaurants owned by Keith Anderson. As we look over the dining room, we see a few members of the class of 1962 have already arrived and excitement is running high. On stage, famous comedians James Herman, Jerry Olsen, and Bradley Peterson are already clowning around. Seated in the far corner, Jim Kaip, athletic director at P. H. S., is discussing his experiences with Dennis Ketterman, All-Pro fullback with the Baltimore Colts. Ronald Larsen, center for the Boston Celtic's basketball team is now joining them, along with Gerry Bergrude, who plays for the Green Bay Packers. Now coming through the door is Karl Kanning, the Democratic candidate for President of the United States. He is followed by his campaign manager, Don Davenport, and a whole battery of secretaries, including Betty Goetzinger, Linda Hass, Darlene Joyes, Marian Palmer, Karen Sprague, and Mary Ann Timmerman. Here come the cheerleaders for the New York Yankees. Now that the baseball has an accepted organized cheers. Sue Jensen and Careen Looman have made the most of it by becoming professional cheerleaders. Judy Bergh and Karen Flacker have just come in. Judy is a fashion designer and Karen is a home economist. Here come Don Eggen, world famous artist, and his manager Clayton McCall. Clayton is followed by his manager, Willie Rorvig, who is followed by his manager, Marvin Severson. I don't know who manages Marvin. Joanne Eggen, renowned rodeo queen, has just entered along with Karen Lee and Kari Linn Kienitz. Karen is an elementary teacher at Plentywood, and Kari Linn is a fashion correspondent to many leading magazines. Here come the housewives! Barbara Fleming, Sharon Larsen, Donna Loupe, Fern Mehl, Marjory Mortensen and Elaine Juve must have left the kids at home with their husbands. Robert Willard and Glenn Klofstad, foresters from the western part of the state, have entered along with Ron Rierson, Harlan Skillingberg and Ed Flacker, engineers now working on the west coast. Curt Antonson, an important eye specialist, is gazing into the eyes of Eileen Rasmussen, the math teacher at P. H. S. Leslie Enghusen, recording star and T. V. singer has brought his guitars. Bernie Wold and Larry Thompson, local farmers, are trying it out. Karrol Peterson and Mary Lou Simonis, famous actresses, have just flown in from Rome where they are working on a movie. Ruby Wang, a lab technician, and Linda Peterson, a nurse, have taken a seat over in the corner. They are now joined by Doris Hilyard, magazine artist, and Janet Johnson, airline stewardess. Dwayne Evenson, owner of a large chain of supermarkets, has just entered, followed by Allan Lagerquist who is a professional rabbit hunter. A1 boasts he never gets less than a dozen a night. Roy Welter, automobile designer, has taken time off to be present. We are now missing only one member of the Class of 1962, Willard Michels. Here he comes now, late as usual. Woody is the only T. V. comedian who misses the first 15 minutes of every show. Jerry Olson, M. C. of the show, tells me everyone is here and they are about to start, so we now switch you back to our .regular programs. Good evening folks.

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