Winter Park High School - Towayam Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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K8 N .38 'QHQ Q. -QR Thus ts statnon WPHS Wtnter Park Floruda At the request of our former prtnctpal Mr Rodman J Lehman who as now wnth the Navy n the b g w are putttng on tht program An excerpt rom as etter state l would luke to know the whereabouts of my old frnends af the class of 42 e are very glad to be able to grant thus request The fnrst person we found after the letter wa recetved was Elase Allen She s tll an Wanter ark tryung for the eleventh ttme to pass an Engltsh emester exam Edwan Young nn Buthlcw Flor da where he ts ably performtng hts duttes as mayor garbage collector and ctty counctllor Flash' A news bulletan lust came an The starttrag pttchers for the openurg game of the World Seraes wnll be Ray Wes on for the Lockhart Lazard 1nd Sumner Sanborn for the Pahokee Possums The next cene as the Barnum and Batley Ctrcus We see Edwyne Von Gal dovng her TOTTTOJS bareback rtdtng and Gertrude Regan perf rmtng clortng stunts on the flytng trapeze ln the paper we see that Carlton Gallespae defends the Worlds Heavywetght boxtng Crown l1IS Fraday naght an Maduson Square Garden g 250 whale th Anemtc En gma Weston Emory the challenger wtll wetgh only 235 lbs Ottas Mooney was seen franttcally wtmmxng acr ss the Atlanttc Ocean When asked why he potnted back toward the shore and gasped Bannte John Kent and J D Kang have started a class nn the care and feedtng of canarxes Thas course as open to the publtc for a nomtnal fee Another change an the pattern takes us to Honolulu where we see Mass Maraorae McConnell trying to learn the Hulu Hula Shes been there for fnve years and her teachers soy that an a few more years she wtll have mastered the ftrst movement The scene changes to New York where we see Mary Strap A stan dourg strap teases an all he Broadway hot spots Among her ardent fans we see the former Rev E J Baggett It has come to us from an ummpeachable source that the command of the Pactftc Fleet wall change hands Commodore Dean Scudder ts reltevtng Admaral Dack Meafert who wtll be court martaaled for neglect of duty lt seems he was entertatntng Chrastane lrwan aboard shtp ara the mndst of a severe bombtng attack Dan Strong and Pearcy Buble have lust ftntshed terms tn Sung Surg for Draft Dodgang Mr Strong Whnle a durect opoostte ts our nataonal hero Sergeant Yok Bass cuted for oustandang bravery an the fteld of battle When asked the secret of hts success Tom snared Bob Bashop tgned a contract fo S1000 a week to take over the Bob Burns program Compo er Betty Baggetts song Flag Me Father Wttn a Flcggae Woogte Beat lumped anto farst place on the hut parade as played by Torchy Dennang the kung of sw ng and has bond M and Mrs Orvalle Shaver the former Mass Doras Ward announced the marraage of thear daughter l Ama Shuver to Red Jackson Mr Jackson says marry em young and tram em thats my motto Loua e Evans has lust secured a 'ob as prlvate secretary to Carl Galloway Presndent of the Wanter Park Telephone C Burton Smath has gust enrolled In the Flortda State College for Women M Donald R C Detwaler rival of Charles Atlas announces the openang of hts new Gymnasaum Ch ef of Pcltce Ray Baggerstaff of Orlando announces the followang arrest by Patrolman Walter Sample Samons Mass Glorta Boggs charged wnth atternpttng to swam In the publac fourataan an front of the Libby Furnature Co lt has been brought to our attentaon that Ugo Constantano went from Wanter Park to Daytonq Beach an I9 manutes flat thus was cffacaally timed by State Haghway Patrolman Georgaous Bratt who was not porttcularly enthusaostnc about Mr Constant nos performance Mr Kenneth Waltz ts seen fanally wannarg an argument wnth Eansteun on has newest theory Frank Houser the owner of the Floruda State Theaters announces the openang of a new Hollywood an Daytona Beach Flortda Rumor has at that he was attracted on account of the Bathang Beauttes Mass Mary Etta lang has recently been appounted edntor of the Lockhart World Gazette On her staff wtll be Mrs Russel Grande tBetty Haddenl Mr A B Mclntyre local owner of Peoples Grocery un the square has gone broke due to the oct that he paad the adrntssaons of 456 school chuldren to the theater Popular playboy Everett Brown known to has fraends as Bet a Mallaon has been seen frequentang all the naght clubs wtth Conga dancer Carmen Maranda Cottrell Madame Ruth Chtcoane and Patsy Ward have ftnashed thevr two masterpnece murals for the cafeteraa w lls of W P H S The subtects are The Gutllotantng of the French Nobalaty and Butcherang Day at the Stock Yards The ensotuonal boss stnger James Batchelor as an has 4th week of conttnuous performances at the Metropolttan Opera House Soctalate Cratac Laverne Tanner says has bass as the best she has ever heard Mass Janette Russell founder of the Russell Female Semanary announces that Helen Thornton Kathleen Woodward and Ruby Walker have loaned the faculty Lonnae Austan and Dorothy Churchall popular ballet team have fanally acquared the much sought after artast Prascalla 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