Aberdeen High School - Arrivederci Yearbook (Aberdeen, MD)

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Flashes from the Ether Waves fMrtchells Delrcrous Canned Vegetables presents Prll Connellee broadcastrng, from statron VVAHS rn Aberdeen J State Polrce were called last nrght w hen a mob of women trred to smoke Hermrt XX ahl from hrs caxe Publr hers Mrller and Menschrng are berng, sued for lrbel br that famous etx molo r t Irllre Moulsdale Mack Has es presrdent of Ford Motor Companx presented Martrn Rerder wrth a thousand dollar bonus tor rnrkrng the greatest nurrber ot arrplane sales thrs year Pelfefy Baker Mrss Amerrca of 1945 promrses not to leaxe for Europe untrl alter the Mardr Gras whrth wrll be held rn Januarx because of the Presrdent s stepprng, up Easter Garl Steele rnathematrcs teacher at Yale w as xoted best dressed man ot the xear Runner up was sensrtronal star or Oce ns ot Lowe Cole Jackson Tonrght Maestro Ann Rouse wrll conduct Carsons Run srnger After rears ot thou ht Walter H rmrlton has presented a new theorx of relatrxrtw whrch hrs co worker Ixdra Gardusek bel exes wrll replace Ernsterns Exangelrst Paulrnc VK elsh who proxed her tarth br sub mrttrng to a snake brte strll lrx es and refuses medrcal ard Mr Horace VS 'rlker seems qurte subdued after last nrght s entanfflement Imagrne engagements wrth the Mrsses Waream Gallron and Bechtold tor the same performance' tHe blames hrs socral secretary J Mary Kellv rs rn the Aberdeen Ceneral Hosprtal agarn after her thrrd attempt to beat a speedrngs trolley across Bel Arr Ax enue Arthur Gallron won all the honors rn the Natrorral Corn Huskrrrg Contest held rn 'Vlramr Fashron experts Gerdom of Parrs Coulter of London and Keller of New Xork are now rn Aberdeen determrnrng, the length of skrrts for next sear Slugger 0Brren Swan Creek Unrxersrty tootball coach rust drdnt know what to say when hrs boys won the Wash C24 . ,H . . 1 . .' r f as . . J A . . , .A L. . . 1 -1 I ' V . m' D Y 1 I v S Ar . K, . , A , . lr 1 ' S lv Y A' ' K 1 - 1 r v 1' v ' ' r v ., . V, . A . I v- S 811 ' i 7 r C . VA . . L. . n v 1 U '1 -' 77 'rs C,-X ' , rr 1 , r r ' f 1 Uv 4 kv ' x' 'kv ' Y- . A 1- ' 4 1 ' 1 . v 1 - s - . , . , . ,. - 1 ' V . . .- V. 1 .. ' , . . f .r . Q , . r . .. nn a V rv ' 'r 1 1 1. l I 'W yi N ' 1 1 v. ' v 11 1 1 Swrng Symphony Orchestra w rth Kathry n Meal s as guest n.. T 1 11 ' v 1 . 1 j . g , . . . V v 4 I I Y' v v . I v uv v . U tr . 'f ' r 1. . ' ' l . ' . ' ' y r r ' ' . , . , t r I . , . r - . . . 1 ,7 1 ' 1 . . ' ' - C A L A L r. r . N , D . , r. . , S . ' I ' 1 1 1 , . . .1 . 1 1 r K a ' ' U . ' 1 . ' r . ' L J. K1 ' T 1 4 1 ish. ' T Q . Y . . ' ' A 1 L L I x, , v 7 1 1 ' ' I ' 7- 9 y 9 ' , xx ' v , , 7' '. vs v .

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S SENIOR SNAPSHOTS C239

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Bowl game Lee Holcomb star or the day ran three hundred yards for a touchdown Wh1le exper1ment1ng Naturallst Freeburger was attacked and c11t1cally bltten by an enraged whlte mouse before he could be rescued by h1s asslstant Betty Colleran The wounds v ere so SUFIOUS that the noted SpeCl3l1St Elnora Brandhoi had to be called Governor Peggy Kurtz IS very bust rn Aberdeen marshal l1n0' the support of pol1t1cal forces rn an effort to pass her Spend Before You Get It b1ll Amer1can Ambassador Paxton left Parls tonrght for Berlm to mtercede 1n behalf of the MISSQS Reed and Storath held as sples by Hltler Countess Margaret Howlett Von Scatterbox and honored guests Lords Worthlngton and Welsh have not been heard from s1nce they left for Indla rn her fIllll10ll dollar yacht Wllbur G1ll1s has completed Pollywo the Frog consld ered the reatest cartoon s1nce Donald Duck top of the Alps IS nearmg the last lap where she w1ll be Jolned by Jane Delgar famous yodeler Mana er Hodges pred1cts that the new heavywelght champ w1ll be h1s boy Bully Bennmgton VVe regret that W1nn1e Mae Elklns soprano of the Metro polltan Opera w1ll not be heard th1s evenlng She mashed her finger crackmg a peanut The Aberdeen r1ot squad responded to an unusual drsturb ance on Bel A1r Avenue Confidentlally MISS Wrlllamson had had a few too many mllkshakes and was a1r1ng her VOICE Paul Cam was arrested last n1ght by I' B I man Alclde Shaw for lnstrgatlng labor troubles IH Rlcketts Shoe Factory Phyllls Beamer was thrown out of a Chmese laundry by lts owner Foo Foo Duguld because she mlxed shrrts Laura Mahan and Belle Sleeper assoclate lam yers are maklng a Wlde search for graduates of 41 1n order to settle an old w1ll of the class of 40 d1Sp0S1I1g of very valuable holdlngs but recently found and probated Your reporter Wlll not be heard agam untll a new sponsor xs found C53 ' 7 7 ' . . . . 1 7 1 . ' , . - . , V, ' K a 1 il 97 ' ' ' ll Y! ' Q 1 , ! ! Y' ' ' cc 0, H ' - D 7 fr . ' 61 37 D . Betty Smith, who is attempting a roller-skating solo to the gy i A . . . . . , . 0 . . - . P Q , I u I . . . Y - . , i . ' a l . qc u c I . . . . . . , Y . K ' . , S Y 9 ' . . Y 1 '- 'r . . , . . , . . . 2