CLASS PROPHESY
BOONE
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1967
Gail Allie: marries a windy street
Mark Anderson: writes
advice for the love lorn column
Carmen Amendola: sells
Mondt's trampolines in Uruguay
Sue Anderson: disproves
the theory that you can't burn water
Tim Aspengrin: replaces
Mr. Spock on "Star Track"
Teri Atkinson: takes
up collections in church
Rick Beckwith: drinks
nitroglycerine
Denny Behn: opens a cheerleading school in West
Boone
Barb Bengston: operates
a department at McHose Park for lost tennies
Jeanne Berrier: gets
promoted to the big peoples' room at the library
Sheri Best: writes teenage best seller:
"How To Prepare For Tests"
Ron Biddle: cuts out paper dolls
Roger Blank: sits in his front yard drawing flies
Gerald Brockmier: takes
over where Jackie Gleason left off
Arthur Brown: is
already swabbing the deck in the Navy
Greg Brown: becomes Boone Fire Marshall
Rusty Brown:after extensive research, finally locates the
author of Beowulf
Ann Buckles: starts a library with senior lit
books
Barb Buechler: fashion
consultant for Arlans
Donna Burke: runs
a secretarial school in New York City
Linda Byers: sponsors a boys' synchronized
swimming team
Mark Campbell: stand-in
for Walter Cronkite
Lynne Carper: night
watchman at the Ledges State Park
Brian Carrell: gives
45 minute broadcasts over KFCQ every Sunday afternoon on the evils of drink
Tom Carver: paints the town red
Jim Case: leaves for Paris to become a ladies'
hairdresser
Paul Clark: replaces Al Hirt, Henry Mancini, and
Gomer Pyle
Paul Edwin Clark: does
as little as possible
Richard Clark: designs furniture for the next president of the United States
Donna Coghlan: becomes
official car counter at the corner of 7th and Crawford
Mike Collins: inherits Collins' Radio in Cedar
Rapids
Joe Cook: becomes a cask filler for St.
Bernard dogs in Scotland
Jim Cotton: graduates head of his class with
honors
Margaret Cronk: plays
saxaphone for the Dave Clark Six
Teri Dannatt: becomes a lady wrestler
Ted Deal: finally makes it to Boone J.C.
Marcia Diefenbach: leads
a compaign to bring back Edsels
Chris Doran: night-time stand-in for Tarzan
Jo Douroumis: invents
portable hair cleaner for portable hair
Sue Duffee: studies man's relationship and
dependence upon the earthworm
Dick Duffy: replaces the Jolly Green Giant
Mary Eaves: becomes a rain spout
Joan Ellsberry: replaces
Betty Crocker
Nell Erickson: carries
on the family tradition
Fred Evans: becomes a computer programmer
Tom Ferry: becomes a "Young" husband
Peg Fish: benchwarmer for the Riverbulls
Denny Flannery: makes
a silent movie
Jackie Furman: starts
a Boone SDS chapter (Student Drummers Society)
Carol Gibbs: becomes a famous lady chimney sweep
Jan Giles: replaces Mary Jane Chinn
Steve Givens: finishes the book he started in econ
Cliff Gliem: Boone High's answer to James Bond
Linda Gorman: takes
over for Benny Goodman
Melanie Grabau: starts
Stratford's answer to the Globetrotters
Kathy Grabau: becomes
captain of Melanie's team
Trudi Greene: finally
proves that a person can eat just one Lay's Potato Chip
Diane Hammond: becoems
president of the Ames Chapter W.C.T.U.
Paul Hammond: takes
over girls' synchronized swimming
Linda Hansen: looks
for something she can't do
Sylvia Hansen: becomes
BHS truant officer
Patsy Harris: tumbling instructor for the old
peoples' home
Bill Harris: construction expert for Tinker Toys
Leslie Hawbaker: publishes
a book entitled "The Etiquette of Tipping Waitresses"
LaVonne Helm: goes
to Paris to compete with Jim Case
Jo Ann Hendricks: ghost
writes sequel of tales for Chaucer
Doug Herrick: discovers
the fountain of youth
Phyllis Hicks: first woman to break the speed of
sound - typing, that is
Dave Hitsman: collects
fuzz
Linda Hitsman: opens
in award-winning Broadway musical
Cheryl Hollingsworth: Peace Corps volunteer nurse
Ron Holte: receives
a special award for his humility, quietness, and discipline of mind and body
Marilyn Howard: plays
supporting role in MacBird
Sue Howard: becomes a capable girl...capable of
anything
Roger Hubby: replaces
Mike Nelson
Donna Jacobsen: starts
branch stores for Duffy's
Bill Jay: teaches Drivers Ed. at Mongona Tech
Joy Jensen: first woman to the moon
Bruce Johnson: manufactures
paper dresses and scissors
Craig Johnson: replaces
Mr. Ferguson
Julie Johnson: opens
nation-wide chain of swimming pool refreshment stands
Ray Johnson: Mr. Tamborine Man
Jane Kammin: becomes
a private tutor
Eldon Klemme: writes
follow-up to Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made for Walkin' "
Harold Klinkefus: becomes
professional slot car driver
Rick Klute: stat. of the U.S. Olympic volleybal
team
Vicki Kriens: recreation director at Fort
Leonardwood
Karen Kruck: disproves
the theory that anyone can make a good donut hole
Peggy Law: becomes Supreme Court justice
Rita Lees: travels
Chris Lindmark: gets
Rich...soon
Pat Long: joins Mia Farrow fan club
Rick Long: finds out how many glasses' worth
are in a keg
Brian Lowman: takes
"Hoss" Cartwright's place on Bonanza
Hal Lyness: follows in his father's footsteps
Sandra Majors: models
for Lucy in Peanuts comic strip
Linda Martin: head
baton twirler at U.C.L.A.
Barb Mathis: joins VISTA
Rick McCargar: takes
over the Tijuana Brass
Kathy McClain: designs
a statue of Mr. Ferguson
Sue McCoy: sells her life story to "True
Romance" for $3,000.00
Pat McDermott: operating
the chemistry lab, level Boone High
Kelly McMullan: writes
best-seller, "The Last of the
Riverbulls"
Barb McNace: stand-in
for Nancy Sinatra
John Menough: replacement
for Mr. Ferguson
Martha Miller: stand-in
for Mary mild
Davi Mondt: becomes a farmer's wife
Jack Morris: grows little radishes
Marcia Morris: interpreter
for Elijah Muhammed
Marvin Morris: night
watchman in a coffin warehouse
Ann Morton sells Morton Pies
Steve Mueller: completes
a study proving that seven million grass-hoppers died last year of starvation
Chris Munson: goes
out for Winter sports
Connie Murphy: head
waitress at Whitt's Drive-In
Mike Myers: spends the night in the refrigerator
to see if the little light goes off
Loren Myers: becomes a loyal follower of Hobart
Manson
Rick Neely: gets fired from the Army
Marck Nystrom: gets
a safe driving award
Myron Oliver: becomes
a used car salesman
DeWayne Pane: produces
Payne's Painless Pain Killer
Marlin Pearson: sells
No-doze
Pat Pentico: lives happily ever after
Kathy Pestotnik: works
in a glue factory
Brian Peterson: invents
motorized tricycles
Debi Peterson: becomes
center for the Green Bay Packers
John Peterson: wins
the Boone Open (after a little practice, of course!)
Tom Peterson: invents
a collapsable tennis racket
Ron Post: reveals his true identity as the
wonderful week-end white-winged warrior
Jane Poyzer; swings across the vines to the other
side of McHose Park
James Pray: trains goldfish
Dale Pumphrey: manufactures
"trick" tennis balls
Kevin Quarnstrom: finds
a mail-order bride for Hobart Manson
Sally Radnich: learns
the "Morris" code
Linda Rasmussen: sells
Ford Mustangs
Charlie Ray: takes over for Graham Hill
Larry Richards: makes
bracelets and necklaces from the ivory tusks of pink elephants
Rick Riker: learns to count to 20 without
removing his shoes
Teri Rolfes: replacement for "That
Girl"
LeRoy Ross: J.C. student leader
Scott Routh: substitute for Robert Culp on
"I Spy"
Roy Runyan: may he rest in peace
Jake Rusnak: ` drum major for Moingona Tech
Marching Band
Dave Sadler: becomes a flagpole sitter
Sandy Schroeder: race
car driver for the Indianapolis 500
Rich Schuler: needle threader in the undie factory
Lynette Seiler: doubles
for Puff the Magic Dragon
Don Siders: attempts
to prove that zebras are white with black stripes, not black with white stripes
Tom Siders: sells furnaces in Egypt
DiAnne Sinn: polishes Phi Beta Kappa keys
Gary Smiley: sparring partner for Cassius Clay
Chuck Solheim: head
vet at Fraser's duck farm
Pam Sorber: Peace Corps volunteer on the Riviera
Randy Srigley: carries
coal to Newcastle
Jean Sturtz: writes questions and answers for ACT
tests
Linda Swain: state champion in quilt making
Charles Tadlock: sometime,
somehow, somewhere, agrees with somebody on something
Bob Tayson: head chef at the Waldorf Astoria
Jackie Thompson: rolls
bandages for the Red Cross
Jack Teagarden: stars
in his first Broadway hit, "How to
Succeed..."
Ron Thompson: ballet
dancer
Marcy Tiffany: edits
proposal letters from U.S. military bases
Kurt Todd: decrys the evils of socialism
Diana Trevarthen: holds
needles for Richard in the undie factory
Karen Walker: becomes
Mr. Barker's private secretary
Linda Ward: Peace Corps worker at Fort
Leonardwood
Sharon Wardwell: works
well for Wards
Judy Webb: proclaims a national skip day
Ed Weeks: invents a substance to make one
bounce so he won't need a parachute
Roger Westberg: tests
Ed's formula. Poor Roger!
Steve Whitmer: holds
the undies for Diana and Rich in the undie factory
Boni Wilhelm: counts
the raisins in Kellogg's Raisin Bran
Boni Wilkie: counts the flakes in Kellogg's
Raisin Bran
Don Wilhite: replaces Smokey the Bear
Don Wilson: future Boone Chief of Police
Lorrine Wilson: collects
frogs for Richard Schuler's alligators
Bobbii Wirtz: asks the question: do blondes really
have more fun?
Ruth Wolfgram: collects
insect specimens for Mr. Stutzman's biology class
Sharon Wood: first
Boone J.C. student to be pledged Phi Beta Kappa
Linda Wright: never
does wrong
Sue Young: becomes a good "Ferry"
If these prophesies don't
come true, cheer up - it may just be your unlucky years! At any rate, the prophesy committee wishes
each one of you the very best of luck in all your future endeavors.
GOOD LUCK
SENIORS!
LONG LIVE THE
CLASS OF '67!