Forest Hills High School - Forester Yearbook (Forest Hills, NY)

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COUNSELORS HILL SCHOOL MRS, SUVIFRLIN NIR. POLLACK PARK SCHOOL MISS FARLEY HR, Tl IOM YliTERANS FOREST SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP MRS, me FARKAS HRS. VAITGHAN SIR. NIfK'ONN!fI.L NIR. XYIGIFR

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS MR, DFIMAN MISS Fl ILTON HEADS OF SCHOOLS MR, HABER NIR. HERSCHEI. HRS. FL-FANNA C OI LIZGE ADVISER OO. TREASURER GO. ADVISER NIR. BARTLETI' MR. REILLY NIR. CARTER

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l 0l0A,QC It took twenty years helore someone realized that the Senior Pins of the Class ol' 1050 were radioactive. Something had to he clone immediately to collect all these menaces to mankind. and the school immediately set out to locate the owners. There were no official records of the class, since the school had refrained from using ink to conserve water during the Great Shortage of '50. The only reference guide was the prophecy in the Yearhook and it was the only hope of saving the population of the United States from these dangerous pins which were due to explode on June 2. The school investigators first called the uNew York Daily Bacon hecause th.- prophecy had said that the Beacon Boys: Bch Amhrose, Donald Ruhy, Eric Salzman, Bch Kahan, and Alex Horne would all hecome editors of this paper. They were there as predicted and although not lull-lledged editors, they promised to send in their pins as soon as they finished sharpening pencils lor the rest ol: the stall. Next they got in touch with Sara Lee Moltz, the eminent woman scientist. Nliss Moltz had recently horrowed a formula from Rohert Vvolfl: who had taken it originally lrom Charles Eyring. Somehow she had discovered the secret of perpetual youth and had given the potion to Erika Graf. The other twin, Eva was very angry. Erika re- mained I7 while Eva hecame 59. Along with her own pin. Sara sent those of her associates. Boh Falise, Dick Daytz. and John Paul Jones, for whom the hook had forecast political success, were soon found at the Capitol in Vvashington where they shared the joint honor of heing the oldest page hoys in existence. Also down in Washington was Howard hlorgan who had just huilt a hetter mousetrap. Vvith him was Bch Ceisler who was helping to get the invention patented. Bch was very friendly with Dick Morganstern. They had heen putting atoms in jumping heans. claiming that they would jump higher. Theirs took six more pins off the list. Logically the next call went to Don Hertan and lvlartin Lindenauer, whom the Yearbook had seen as future athletic Ugreatsf, They were located on Park Avenue where they had recently opened a reducing salon. They promised to comply with the request ill their competitors across the street. Nlessrs. Pastoret and Harper would do likewise. Their messages were carried in relays hy those speed demons, the Schorr twins. Carol Berg, the next graduate in the list was appearing in Kenny Klopefs dramatic extravaganza. ucyanide and New Rufllesf, The Bacon in their review said that her male lead, Ken Berkman was stealing most of the scenes. Carol hecame angry and hy .W ' Q57 yt 15 A 19- I! , f U if WM- 'X' W ef ' A if J if 'M if Q Q? Kgn?'4ElQ