Yorkville High School - Annual Yearbook (Yorkville, IL)

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I QD sql prop QC? Monday, June lst.---Our wind and storm ridden pirate ship Y.H.S. ran aground at our home town of Yorkville situated on the Fox River. Upon embarking we discovered Laverne Gjerde, fishpole in hand, leaning against the soft, grassy embankment. He was taking life easy, not caring whether the fish took his bait of not. My mate's sharp eye discovered a billboard advertising Dean Henrick- sen and John Burks' newest product- ion The Greatest Show on Earth starring Gordie Seibert, daring snake charmer. My weary crew being very thirsty from our long journey headed for the nearby drugstore. Opening the door we came face to face with Dean Batson, wearing a pair of patched overalls and an old straw hat. He said he was Z0 farming in his favorite state Missouri. He had just been shopping at Harris' Nylon Shoppe where Eleanor Corniels is employed as a model. As darkness fell, my mate and I sought lodging at the small but prosp- erous hotel owned by Nan Liakakos. Bob Stanton, the bell boy, took our bags up to our rooms. In the elevator he informed us that Dave Walker is a professor at Vassar where Lydia Bekemeier is teaching modern dance. We also learned that Kay Behrens and Barbara Salfisberg are truant officers at Yale. Tuesday June Znd.---Upon arising on the second day of our short visit we continued our tour of the prospering town of Yorkville. The first store we entered was Barbara Olson's Busy Bakery. Barbara informed us that Marvin Causey now owned an estate in Rhode Island, obtained by the money he received from those valuable coin collections he used to keep. Dennis Fauth is now acting as Marvin's personal butler. On our way out of the bakery I noticed the famed Kendall County Record lying on the steps so I picked it up and

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saw that it is edited by Anita Troutman with Lorraine Henne as her assistant. Thumbing through the pages I found that Ruth Falasky was now starring in Life With Mother , As we travel on further we see Hoffman's Camera Shop, Washay's Super Mart, and Dick Darling's Dairy. Feeling very weary after our days walk we returned to our hotel rooms. Wednesday, June 3rd.'---We began our days tour at Madame Fifi Fifi's Fashion Shoppe owned by Betty Ronning and Janet Cummings. Betty informed us that Albert Carlson is now head of the Sleepy Mattress Company with Judy Halbesma as his bookkeeper, As we left the shop we met Elizabeth Shick who, is an airline stewardess and has just returned from Florida in her new Buick which she purchased from Teddy Deme- tralis. He is now the owner of the worlds largest auto company. Later we stopped in to see Kerin Kyes and her family to learn the latest on more of our classmates. She informed us that Reverend Ruby Greene is now preaching in Cuba, Barbara Chally is a regular member of the Red Heads Basket ball team, and Charlene Borchers is the Z1 proud owner of Tiny's Tidy Tea Room. Thursday, June 4th.---Upon rising we switched on the radio and who should we hear but Terry Rice, star comedian of W.B.S.G. Anxious to learn about the rest of our classmates we wondered over to the football field where Diane Reppy was giving her own little football team a work out. She told us that Janett Cawkins is flying an airplane between Alaska and Siam. Now my mate and I come to our journeys end. She will return to her studio to finish a portrait of the President of the U.S.A. I, have decided to return to my prosperious 20 acre farm. Sharon Schiltz, Captain Ann Stehlik, First Mate Pirate Ship Y.H.S. 'S