St Francis Academy - Memories Yearbook (Hankinson, ND)

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CLASS PROPHECY The reporters of the Juruor Class of 2001 have been ass1gned to hunt down the long lost sen1ors of 1958 Passage 1S booked on the U S Imagmahon and we are ready for our round the world pursu1t Our f1rst stop 1S on the tropxcal shores of 6X0t1C Hawau and whom do our super power f1eld glasses put mto focus but Pat Falk baskmg 111 the sun, strummmg a ukelele and trymg to 1mpress the nat1ves wxth the story of h1s 11fe What's the matter, Pat? Don't they d1g your flowery hngo? W1th a hop, sk1p, and a Jump, whom do we p1ck up on our super V1s1on scope but Don Goerger 1n Tokyo as a pr1soner of the Japanese, forced to decode messages for them, and whom do we see as a beaut1ful ge1sha grrl but Mary Erb, who 15 secretly an F B I agent come to rescue Don Across the Sea of Japan and m Chma we w1tness a phenomenon Carole Me1de 15 cross exammmg COX1fHC1uS' students w1th her 'Why' , What's and Where's Next door we steal a peek at Allen Brandt m the Fu Yung school of dancmg teachlng the Chmese h1s rock and roll rendl t1on of Skeet's SW1I1g111' Samba Swmgmg our way to Europe, 111 Berlm we dlscover the everlastmg twosome of Cathy and Vera, who have Just publ1shed the1r f1rst book How to Make Fr1ends and Keep Them We take a seemmgly short spurt-to London where we recogn1ze sc1en t1St Larry P1rmantgen who 1S employed by the London Sputmk Observatory and 15 developmg secret formulas for mterball1st1c m1ss11es H1s ass1s tant and co worker John Fr1tz, 1S recently workmg on has potent ton1c Grow Fast Sh1rley Haberman, des1gn1ng dresses for the royalty of Europe Whom else do we see but Barbara Lew1s, studymg at the Par1s lnst1tute and magormg 1n 'Orgamzmg pep squads' and 'How not to lose your vo1ce t basketball games C0m1ng mto foggy London, we barely observe Pro Den.n1s Cox who 15 teachmg speech to boys w1th hlgh, unchanged vo1ces Also m London, we f1nd Jean and Joyce Luebke makmg the1r debut at the Metropohtan Opera South to Madr1d. here we get a b1rd's eye v1ew of Senor John Goerger, the courageous buJlf1ghter Inc1denta1.ly, John goes from the arena to h1s home by motorcycle Enough of Europe and As1a We are off for darkest Afr1ca and have spotted Jamce Kruse and Janet Duwenhoegger as m1ss1onar1es, con vertmg the head hunters to Chr1st1a.n1ty w1th the1r f1erce determ1.nat1on A few seconds Wlth our Jet and we ghmpse, 1n South Amenca, a momentary flash of Maureen Bauer who IS the U S Ambassador because of her great talent for talkmg Dartmg across the ocean we are am1d the 1Ce and snow covered xgloos of the North Pole where Rnchard Aker and Monlca Paulson tell us the1r rosy cheeks are not from blushmg but from the sub zero temperatures Landlng 111 Canada we see an unused adventuresome sp1r1t we have never before not1ced 111 Sargeants Vedder and B1rchem of the Canadlan Pol1ce, who spend the1r spare t1me pannmg gold 1n the Yukon R1ver We say au revo1r to all alumn1 occup1ed m forexgn countr1es and head for the Un1ted States where we expect to f1nd most of our sen1ors As we fly across the Great Plams, we see Paul W1eser and J1m Falk, both coaches of stupendous nat1onal basketball teams, W1eser's Wxldcat Wmners and Fa.lk's Famous Fxve Both teams are vying for nat1onal champ1onsh1ps Q n -I 1 - 1 . I O S ll -ll. n On to Paris where our fashion-mindedness brings us to Madame . . , , . . , , . a