Venice High School - Venetian Yearbook (Venice, IL)

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Walter Wise has just told us that he is a fashion designer at Mak taldo's in St. Louis. He is one of the head designers of wom ez1's clothes. NThe women will be wearing very loud colors this year,H says Wally. Well, you never know. Maryella Price has opened her own Slenderella shop in Venice. It is the only one around here. She decided to try to do some good for the women of this town. Oh, and by the way, Maryella now weighs only llO pounds, and is looking fine. Glenda Warnhoff is a Patricia Stevens Model in St. Louis. She is modeling for a New York Company. She's really changed over tlie se years. It is amazing what seven years will do for a person. Pat Wilkinson is the head of a professional baby-sitter samnca She now has one hundred teenage girls working under her. She says the business is doing wonderfully. La Vonne Stover is an airline hostess, and works for P. A. A. She is now on a flight from Havana to New York and cannot be With.I1B to- After graduation, Gary Trobaugh took up dramatics. He is nownska ing his first movie in Hollywood. His specialty is western rnovies. His movie name is WGary Gunsn. Glenda Sadler is a pretty good auto-mechanic around GraniteCity these days. We hear that she is one of the best. LIFE magazine 11as chosen her as the nMechanic of the Yearn, for 1965. Dr. Tom Voegele is teaching Senior English at Venice High School. This is his first year. Our Senior English teacher has had several nervous breakdowns, Ccause unknownl, and Tom Voegele was offez'ed the j0-be Carl Callender won't be able to make this reunion because he is in Alaska where he has a small general store of his own. 'We ha ve heard that the Eskimos are his best customers. Well, Carol Marshall and I, Carol Mangi,are working togetller at the famous NPINK SPIDER CASINOU. We are the head bookkeepers, and we are very happy and wealthy!! Well, meeting our old classmates surely does bring back memo- ries of the good old days at Venice High School. NIEBUR'S sHoE s'roRE PERDUE FURNITURE C0- 1315 19th Street Furniture 8: Appliances Granite City, Illinois Madison, Illinois

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