Villard High School - Villania Yearbook (Villard, MN)

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ROW 1 David Petermann Kenneth Thurk Daniel Gaffaney Burl Massmann George Oeltjen ROW 2 Gary Morrison Ronald Robideaux Richard McCrory Q! 77 James Jensen Raymond Hanke Coach Aaberg ROW 3 Richard Reichmann Richard Springer John Winkel Lloyd Peterson John Krook Freshmen ROW 1 David Petermann Richard McCrory John Winkel Raymond Hanke George Oeltjen ROW 2 Richard Reichmann Gary Morrison Ronald Robideaux James Jensen John Krook Lloyd Peterson fr ROW 1 Fred Taylor John Peterson Dennis Yeisgram Michael Hanke Charles Hanke Gerald Veisgram ROV 2 David Petermann James Jensen Richard McCrory Burl Massmann Daniel Gaffaney Kenneth Thurk Coach Aaberg .14 - -uq

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Class Prophecy The f1rst Sen10r to leave Vlllard after graduat1on 1n 1956 was DONALD ROBIDEAUX He went to New or bust wlthln ten years he was the f1fth V106 Pres1dent of C B Danny Gaffaney havlng gotten r1Ch York C1ty, determ1ned to be a success more famous than Arthur Godfrey, be1ng S rad1o and T V John Peterson and on the1r own by runnlng a turkey ranch dec1ded to go to New York to see the1r successful bus1ness fr1end When they walked 1nt0 Donald's 0ff1CB, who should they see as h1S secretary but EVELYN WALTHER She was st1ll M155 Walther but rumors that she had a secret love On seelng Donald he asked TOLIFSON was 1n New York, and took us over to nToll1es Foods,N where we had lunch Who should be runn1ng the Tavern and F1ne Foodsn but Llnnea herself Wh1le they were be1ng clrculated 1f we knew LINNEA Tavern and F1ne world famous WToll1es sat talk1ng over old t1mes, DELORES ALLEN walked 1U Delores, who 15 head M1StT8SS of Vassar, was VaCt10n1ng After lunch they went back to the T V statlon where they were told they would f1nd the rest of the class of '56 Just as they reached the T V statlon a commerclal was on advert1s1ng women Janzen's bathlng SU1tS The man do1ng the com erclal was none other than DENLIS WEISGRAM After the commerclal was over the NI Love Lucyn program came been well r1ng 1U her role They found announcer happened to be The advance billlng calls for Lord HAROLD ALCOTT to wrestle 15 a lovely thlng rendered by There had been a sl1ght change 1n the program The t1tle had changed to HI Love Mar1annen, starrlng MARIANNE GERDES Mar1anne d1d out the next program was wrestllng The HARRIET KATH The contest was a tag match JERRY nK1119Tn JACOBSON and h1S partner two m1dg9tS The C0mm6TC1a1 for the f1ghts MARGARET HOPKINS and MAVIS HUSMANN It' someth1ng to do w1th NThe Land of Sky Blue Waters W There 15 also one women's match on the card Here we f1nd GLORIA fthe Hugerl ADOLPHSEN the faVOT1t9 We are now look1ng forward to our favor1te program, Wwhat s my L1ne N The guest of honor 15 none other than MICHAEL HANKE When the panel gave up on what M1ke's l1ne was, he proudly announced he was 1n the Olymplcs, compet1t1ng for the t1tle of the world's champ1on peanut tosser We had t1me to take 1n one more program before leav1ng for the day Arthur Godfrey's talent scouts was next on the 11st1ng EDWARD STALKER was d01ng a swell Job on the C0mmerC1a1 H15 g1OW1ng remarks about nSoft Touchn and NHazel Blshopn 11pSt1Ck, w1th v1m and vlgor def1n1te y were attentlon gathering He sounded a l1ttle l1ke Tony Marv1n, and h1s vocabulary was even more so The commerc1al was soon over, and who should be the f1rSt talent scout but HOWARD RAJDL H15 talent you guessed lt the harmon1ca Arthur Godfrey was greatly impressed and asked Howard to appear on h1S morn1ng show Brlght and early the next m0Fn1ng we contlnued lookxng up the class of 56 As we entered the T V statlon who should we bump 1DtO but LAWREN FREDERICK Lawren 1nformed us that he was one of the nMar1nersW and was Slnglng low bass When we got up to the T V tat1on, they were produclng NRhyme of the Jungle N The leopard g1rl was KATHLEEN HARTIN The program was Just beCOm1ng exc1t1ng, a g0r111a was chas1ng the leopard g1rl Then w1thout warning the gor1lla's head fell off Much to our SUTPTISB JOYCE OELTJEN peered out and began s1ng1ng 'Old Man R1ver W Last but not least we found everybody's fr1end, Her Shlner We got there Just as the NIDQUITQ S1SterSn were s1ng1ng a duet The much publ1c1zed duet was composed of MARGARET WINKEL and JOAN KROOK They were do1ng a f1ne Job on VYes, We're the Great Pretenders N Danny and John, much to thelr d1sappo1ntment, had to leave the1r old fr1ends and return home to slave 1n the turkey yards 3maSS1ng wealth As the tra1n pulled out Danny and John were S1Ug1Ug that sent1mental song of S011d friendshlp nCement M1xer Putty Putty W 31 ' . . . I , '- ' l I I l l I . 0 . . . . . O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O I I . . I 0 . . . . . ,S . on. ' ' . ' . . . . . . I I O ' I 1 I . . . . . . V . S . . . . D . l . . . . , . . . . . . O . ' I . . . 0 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . , . . . . -- . -- . I . . . . . . l ' l C I I . . . ' . . I C 0 S . . . . . . . . . Q . . j. , . . . b . D . . . . . 1 ' . . 1. O C . .