Abingdon High School - Tatler Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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PROP!-IECY As the usual crowd descended from the Commando Chpper at the New York Alrport two gentlemen were seen to stroll through the gates and approach the taxl stand Any former Abingdon Hlgh School student would haye recognlzed the spruce Hgure of Davld XVllll3mS and the loquaclous personage of Donald Hale Haylng come to New York for an extended buslness trlp they sought a sultable hotel The electr1c sngns flashed and ghttered oyerhead and one especlally resplen dent an adyertlsement of the Nu Castle Hotel caught Don s eye They entered the lobby and after regnsternng and recexvmg thelr keys from the receptnomst Muriel Irons they were shown to thexr room by D1ck Snyder the new bell hop Upon enter mg thenr room they nearly colllded w1th the tram llttle maid Wanda Francls Freshly attlred 1n eyenmg clothes they wandered down to dmner yust 1n tlme to hear Manager Francls Wynkoop sey erely reprlmand the poor headwalter Robert Lan don for spullmg soup on Charlotte Rxley who was dmmg, wlth Harold Day One hour later Donald and Dayxd were comfortably seated ID the Shangrlla Theater ready for The Passlng Show of 1957 In the dlstance was heard the sweet mellow muslc of Fred Nelsons band Fred was playlng at the Shangrlla for S500 an hour o lf was posslble to hlr other star per formers lncludmg Bot Verner Cornetlst Don Meachum on the trombone and Gene Nelson at the drums The male sololst was Don Hallblck The Volce The g1rl sololst was the sultry blonde Marnlyn Medford who they promptly reahzed was ac tually Marllyn Meadows The dubonnet velvet curtam shd up and the lnvlng adyertlsements strolled across modehnf for her own recently estabhshed Fashlon Salon Leatrlce Lamont the famous actress personally advertnsed the sorh showmg of What Became of My Last Two Husbands? of whlch she was the herome Around the room there came an aroma of Sportsman s Cologne and Dxane Clme appeared smartly dressed nn a yade green r1d1ng habit representmg the Stegall Rndmg Academy The mam curtam then descended and rose agaln and behmd It was a hght blue fhmsy curtam through whlch they got a glnmpse of a chorus llne Much to their sur prlse they recognlzed Carolyn Guenther Ienelda Mlller Doralee Meadows and Eleanor Carter Cn thelr sparklmg costumes were the numbers 1957 to desxgnate the year Whlle Don and Dave crawled back to thelr seats the chorus lme left the stage and the famous comedlan Don Iohnson came sauntermg through the crowd crackmg lokes and causmg eyeryone to practxcally roll m the axsles Before they could catch thelr breath thelr eyes were attracted to a bold mndget of stalky bunld They knew xnstantly xt was Franny ohnson who had ney er grown slnce he had attended dear ole A H S The show vsas then concluded by Don Hasley who gayc a song and dance number entltled Show Mc the NVay to Go Home As Dayld and Donald descended the steps of the theater they were stopped by Delores Stegall who was clad nn rags and was trylng to make a hung by selhng ylolets They bought a bouquet and gaye Delores a nlckel for a cup of coffee 18 , . V . . V . V. . . V . 1 9 . . . . f g -, - Y I , , 1 ' , 0 3 a a 9 - ' 9 1 ' . , . V V . V V . . - . , . 1 , 7 - V . V V . . 7 lf ' 9, . , , . , , . , . V . V . . . D u . , U - a Q Q Q ' ' If ' ,, ' . . , . ' ' a 9 ' , . the stage. Fnrst, came -Iacquelme Shank, arrayed ln a beautnful fllmy ultra-vxolet gown, . V . . V . V . . ,, sa - - , . . . . , V . . - . . . . . . . , . . . , V - Q a 9 , f a s . . . V . . , , . . , . 3 ' ' 1 . a S . V V . V K . V . . V 1 S ' ' ' ' CK 73 I ' 1 1 7 4 7 Y Y 1 ' . L . 7 5 ' Cl 7 Y 3, I A l V Y V . V. . V. V . V. . , . . . . . V L V . L I