Holden High School - Clarion Yearbook (Holden, MA)

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Cfaao I9 l0AQCy I9 4 Lpon arrlvmg home trom a long trap I lmmedlately turned on the ICICVISIOD set and curled up ln a bxg cozy chaxr by the Fnreplace I had tuned m to Tom Corbett and the Space Cadets and as I was reluctant to get up and swltch to another channel I settled for thus one Suddenly I seemed to be zoommg mto outer space In my own Jet controlled rocket and see ng far mto the future the whereabouts of the class of 9 4 Through my mlcro atomlc lenses I could see llzlza Dodd Fmstem II working on a new myentlon safety razor wlth a blade guard s0 dtslgned as to permxt shavmg m close quarters as tn trlmmxng mustaches Hxs rehable ass1stant Conrad Pomer was pondermg quxte dlhgently on the calculations etc when none other than Varjone Buzqlzarn announced that dmner was now bemg served She was quite pleased wxth It as she had created her own recipe called Apple upside down and turned over agaxn cake In fact she was even golng to send It mto Carol Dufurs Cookmg School for Those wltb Grow mg Ulcers whlch had gamed fame throughout the country' The famous ballerma Audrey lung was starrmg nn The Swan at the new Hxpldrome Theater ln Princeton whxch seated more than five thousand people I learned that lflzke Morrasscys Tumble Down and Bulld It Up Agam Constructxon Company had just tompleted thls new theater -Xfter Audreys appearance the e the manager 'llcl l1cCubb1n had engaged another attraction Thls was also sure to be another sellout starrlng Barbara Gibson and Llberace Four Hands on Three Ptanos Carol Lzndqren news l.0Il1YIlI1lSt on the New York T1mes now belrg edlted by Robert Iurby was glvlng both of them verv hne wrlte ups Howeyer Joan 7erro kept Interrupting Carols tram of thought wlth ques tlons about her own column Prwndly Adwce fo lonely Hearts' On ,loans blotter I noticed a plece Houdzr Gra as had been hvmg a peaceful herm1t s hfe IH the North Woods and was seekxng advlce from ,Ioan on how to fall nn loye Thus was not sur prxsmg to me as Howdle always was a woman hater 'Now I can see a Stfllxlllg poster by Bob Prnt' the xIlCl l6l3.l1gClO of this day It was bemg posted at the Vlajestxc Theater where Bob lrzckson and Joe Charlfnnneau who had just gone mto partner shlp nn the Handy Dandy Postum bppum Corpora tlon were playlng seesaw on the scaffold The poster read Strange Rey elatlons of Cleopatra s Other I ove co starring Zsa Zsa Basco the former lazth Basccrm and Harold Cooptr the suave shells of Hollywood I nottced during one of the hnghly romantic scenes lred flndcrson Dlrector of thls cnlerama glvmg Harold a few tips on how to really be slncere wxth hl hnes' Also ln the studio Joan Clemens a cartoon arttst was busy creatmg some new Walt Dxsney characters Back nn New York Conductor Tony Buthray was fimshtng Beethoyens Lnflmshed Symphony m Bee bop and as I looked at the orchestra I spotted Rosie Conrad as one of hrs outstandlng trombomsts I heard Gordon Cole one of the ushers at the Nfetro pohtan telhng the stage manager James Drury that two of thelr classmates at Holden I-Ilgh Cynthla Parry and Bob Bryan ell famed yocahsts were now tourmg the country after thenr grand appearance m the classxcal Kxss Xie Kate Cindy Freeland had finally estabhshcd her own Licorice Factory Ill Xermont Jam! Berggren was emploved there as Cmdys expert hcorxce taster but as Janet had just caught her finger tn one ot the machines Dr Barbara uldarns world renowned woman physxcuan was called ln to attend her Cmdy was dlstressed about thls and also about Hebcrts Candy XIHDSIOII whlch was glymg her a lot of com petition A ancy Culross seemed to be eatlng fiye of Hebert s whlte chocolates to each one that she man aged to get packed carol Anderson workxng oppo slte her was wrapplng all year suckers especxally designed for the Eve sons of Judy Home llanlvn Clark has reached great helghts as a trapeze artxst tn Rmghng Brothers Barnum and Baxley Clrcus, whlch was bemg managed by ll arrcn Young It was no wonder when I found lxay W'oodall busy groommg horses at the Santa Anxta Racetrack and chattmg wxth her was none other than Terry Connor sherlfl of the county and what a dude' I always thought he was a natural 1n our Semor Play Jimmy Dtckmans hot rod which he had souped up especxally for Dzck I-Iorrzgans Hell Drlvmg Show looked almost as good as my own jet How ever I xmagtne after the show Don Wlutncy and Ronnie lxeough wlll have qulte a lot of buslness as they were engaged ln Burylng Old Junks at Llndy s Xuto body Cemetery Ja kze Brodeur was now stufhng ammals reptlles and blrds at Professor llartxn Fors Tayudermy In SIIIUIC Freddy Belanger had just purchased three new traller trucks and was ln the business of IFHIISDOTIIIIQ, the exquxslte lron stltched glrdles Th1s new crca tlon had become a popular demand smce Gaz! Van Rzper had been employed to model them On the salty shores of Cape Cod Iaddze Hcrzy a CllSllYIglll5llC'tl salesman III Sue Bzuns Ilhrnty Nxftv Shell Shop had just set a new record for selhng the greatest number of sea shells Ill ten years Also I found Bob Beluln cleamng flsh III Nzrl down here Carol Hyland was dxsplaylng her umque figure as a cigarette gxrl ln the Holdemte Casmo proprleted by Ralph Vordqmsl Nllss Scholls English seemed to leaye quite an xmpresston on Jean Anno as she had now formed her own Shakespearean Club They were reyhcarsmg 'Vlacbeth Nancy Johnson was Xtce PFCSIIICIII ot the club and had Just slgned Belly Lauleltcnan as a new honored member Bu y Clonthzer had taken over the Arthur Nlur ray Dance Studios and I could see that Buzz really profited when he hned the attractlye Slzulcy lonrnzer as hrs assxstwnt Xlore men were eager to learn how to dance--especlally Daw Cola' who had become the countrv s handsomest bachelor Daye always had so manv glrls he just neyer had tlme to make up hls mmd' Prucrlla LaPradr also employ ed by Buzzy had received the tttle ot the Cuttst Hat Check Glrl m the Umted States Jack Spring and B011 Sl e were shampoolng bear rugs for the Albany Carpet Company To make surt thev had that fluffy clean and extra soft appeal Jackie Trlbou checked them oy er with a steel rake I also heard lackle telhng her co workers that Carol Potters was qutte an Fycpert Beauty Judge for French poodles When I looked down upon what looked hke a metropolis and read the sign Stop' and Grab some Grub at Gary s Gtant 'XSIOFIH I knew that thc owner must be my old classmate Gary Harrznalon He always wanted to hye a hfe of ease and thus was well demonstrated by hls ten full course dmner I I . .'. 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