Stanfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Stanfield, OR)

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PROPHECY CONT It’s cloudy, but no, now I see. I see Angie Jenkins. She wanted to go into physical therapy, but who would have thought rehabilitating gorillas was her style? Laurie Longhorn’s future is quite an interesting one. She in now known as Betsy Bigear and has joined the circus as the fat lady. She likes it really well and is “gainin’’ interest in her job. Janice Luken’s future has brought her from ravioli fan to raviole fanatic. She is a scientist who is working on new ways to use ravioli. Last year she won a Novel Prize for her ravioli perfume. It didn’t go over too well, but Janice liked it. Now coming into view is Trina Moore. She never was too interested in school, but she always had an interest in growing plants. This hobby led her into her present job in the forestry. She has set up housekeeping in the fire watch tower and enjoys it very much. As the glass clears, I see Theresa Nieland, who all through high school, had high hopes. She always wanted to be Miss America and take that victorious sprint down the walkway. She put her hopes to work and made it! Now I clearly see Todd Pfel. Just guess what he’s doing now. He has gone into body building, opened his own health spa, and has won medals for his fabulous physique. As Elizabeth Pollick’s future clears, I see the girl who once had dreams of going into law. Her dreams were fulfilled when she got a job working as a meter maid on Main Street in Hermiston. The crystal ball is tiring, but I can clearly see Steve Pratt, the all American nice guy who has now gone country. He has his own show in Nashville and is a regular guest star on Hee Haw. Waving my hand again I see Shane Reed, the high schooler who always enjoyed motorcycles. He is using his experiences in biking to make 3 wheelers for old people. Good going, Shane. The glass is foggy, but I see Mike Schwarz, who was to inherit his father’s shop. But Mike had different plans. He opened Mikie’s Beauty Salon in Hermiston and is doing quite well. Now I see Tonya Thomas, who was really great at track in high school because of her strong legs. She did some advertizing on T.V. for Hanes pantyhose, later went into modeling, and now has her legs insured for four billion dollars. The glass is very tired and cloudy, but I faintly see Kim Wallis, who pretty well knew what she wanted to do when she was in high school. She set up housekeeping at an early age and is now using her experiences to teach the S.H.S. home ec. classes. What a credit to our school. The crystal ball is fading. It has given us a few glimpses into the future and some pieces of the past. It is becoming darker and growing much fainter. I am losing sight. That is all the crystal ball has to tell us. It hasn’t really said, but somehow I know that things will work out for the “Graduating Class of 1980.” 21

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Laurie Ann Longhorn Janice Lee Lukens 23 Dwavne Huxoll Angela Mae Jenkins