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CTL for It is the year 1957. The class of l9M7 of West Point High School is holding its tenth annual reunion. The committee on entertainment in o r d e r to surpass all former committees and to fur- nish a really superior brand of comedy, has installed a modern Electro-Television sen This is the brain child of the noted scientist and in- ventor, who is called the se- cond Madam Curie, but whose real name is Beverly McPher- son. She has assured us that we can tune this gadget in such a manner that we will be able to see for a moment each m e m b e r of the graduating class of 1947. We carefully follow the directions furnished us by our scientific friend, whose inventions have been financed by the rich jeweler she mar- ried, and turn the necessary switches to set the machine in operation. After a mini- mum amount of buzzing a n d flashing, the first person to appear upon the screen is Louise Clausen. She is sit- ting behind a large desk on w h i c h appears the title HLibrarian.H While s h e is hard at work, a school girl enters this large Chicago li- brary and we hear her ask for Neva White's latest collec- tion of poems. Louise in- forms her that they have been unable to supply the great de- mand f o r that volume, but that additional copies are ex pected next week. T0 CC We turn the little knob a n d our scene switches to Hollywood where we see Joan Stewart rehearsing for the leading role in HSour Milk Skies.H Joan seems to be as- sisted by Joyce Bartak, who designed the costumes and the scenery for the production. We just caught a glimpse of the director, it is n o n e other than Jim Motl. Now our scene changes to far off Italy where we see Lester Pagels as an accordion grinder. He is grinding for a l l he is worth! And, of course, he has a monkey pas- s i n g the cup. No ---- Wait! It's not a monkeyg it's Ellis Rall. now shifts to Our scene Washington, D. C. I n t h e White House, the President has had a very important con- ference concerning the fu- ture of the entire world. The meeting has just adjourned and the men are leaving. One of them we recognize as Duane Benne, who is Secretary of Agriculture. We a 1 s o see Robert Peters, the present Secretary of the Navy. Now we see a tired figure emerg- ing from the President's of- fice. He looks care-worn and seems to be heavily burdened. Yes, it is David Wortman car- rying o u t the waste paper baskets. In the next scene we find Barbara Camin at her desk as President of the UCamin-You- ....15...
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c':.nZor' BEST PERSONALITY, BOY . BEST PERSONALITY, GIRL. . . BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. . GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . PEPPIEST BOY. PEPPIEST GIRL BEST ATHLETE, BOY . . BEST ATHLETE, GIRL. . BEST MUSICIAN, BOY. . BEST MUSICIAN, GIRL . . BEST DRESSED BOY. . BEST DRESSED GIRL . . WITTIEST BOY. WITTIEST GIRL BEST LOOKING BOY. . BEST LOOKING GIRL . BEST ALL-AROUND BOY . . BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL. . -.14.. CSS . .LESTER PAGELS . NEVA WHITE . .ROBERT PETERS BEVERLY MCPHERSON . . . ELLIS RALL . . JOAN STEWART . .ROBERT PETERS . . JOAN STEWART . .DICK SIMONSON BEVERLY MCPRERSON . . . . JIM MOTL . . SALLY STOVER . .DICK SIMONSON . . JOAN STEWART . .ROBERT PETERS . . SALLY STOVER . .ROBERT PETERS . .DONNA JOHNSON
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Name-It-We've-Got-It-Grocery! All of a s u d d e n there seems to be a great inter- ference in our contraption. We can see something moving up and down and all we can hear is Hone-two,one-two,one- two.H N o w it seems to be clearing. Oh, yes, we can see plainly that it is Donna Johnson giving reducing ex- ercises. The screen now reveals a scene of domestic tranquility We see Patty Carle enjoying a happy married life. All of a sudden the tranquility is broken and we see Patty Hgiv- ing itn to her young son for putting beans By turning again, we see dress shop on New York. It in his ears. the s w i t c h on our screen a Fifth Avenue in is owned and op erated by Patty Druhe. And her m o s t popular model is Gloria Bohlmann. The next scene to come on the s c r e e n is one in the halls of learning of the Uni- versity of Nebraska. In a small room of the Administra- t i o n Building,we see June Woerner as Dean of Women. While in a larger reception room is Betty Bailey, as sec- retary to the Chancellor. Now our scene changes to a front porch and we see Dick Simonson relaxing in a big rocking chair. We find that he is enjoying one of his vacation periods. You s e e, he is a professional Santa Claus. In our next scene we see a plane flying over the At- lantic Ocean. We recognize the pilot to be Sally Stover, and her passenger is Urdeen Meyer, n o w a professional linguist. Our screen next reveals beautiful Hawaii, where we see Luther Lambrecht riding his stately steed on an in- spection tour of his pine- apple plantation. That oc- cupation probably resulted from his taking fruit courses in school. Having looked in on the Class of 1947, we find an un- controllable urge to see what the faculty of that year is doing. We find them at their usual occupation: Just sitting in a schoolroom, In a great big easy chair, And keeping things amovin' With a lordly sort of air. Not a thing to do but asking Lots of questions from a book, 'Spectin' kids to know the answers, Though they're not allowed to look. CBorrowedJ M .al .4g.
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