Crawford Community High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Arma, KS)

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SENIOR Lanora Minelli Velma Serena Marie Caput Marguerite Paulin Georgette Casella Billie Laine Julia Nolimal Minnie Blue Mary Ann DeBoutez Dorothy Green Orlanda Manci Dorothy Yoger Betty Jean Ales Wilma Burgin Margaret Godel Adelia Crosaglia Billie Jean Giles Timothy Scott Norman Cinotto Chester Anastasi Tom Ramey Frank Pichler Kenneth Maniez Orpha Jones Rosalie Noor Eugene Bordin Ida Mae La Benne Lee Caput Joe Timi Anna Mae Burgin Elmer Menghini Irene Ballock Wanda Pousher Jean Blessant Mary Jane Tolliver Pearl Jones August Bogina Paul Giovagnoli Clan W!! SENIOR CLASS WILL WILLS hair friendly disposition sweetness daintiness eyes brains smile height drawing ability sense of humor laugh typing ability history knowledge ability to sell year book slimness hair quietness ability to play ning pong hair snake hips flirtations absent mindness knowledge drum playing long finger nails personality studious character music intelligence senior presidency walk deep bass voice small features flashy temper blond hair giggles quietne s intelligence ability to invent 12 Emma Lou Vantrepotte Minnie Utermoehlen Jerry Boucher Betty Brentari Calvin Sutton Harry Mitchell Billy Pete Pope Delores Maniez Sam Lajudice Frances Kumer Junior Rons Irene Turner Dolores Bosino Nadine Yartz Joseohine Blazic Gloria Ann Sterle Margaret Cambursano Henry Stovall Tony Pat Misasi Bobby Joe Kynion Leon Gorentz Jimmy Jones Joe Caputo Mary Lou Mahanes Eileen Chanman Leo Gallagher Elizabeth Manci Willie Montanelli Richard Bertuzzi Lorene Culter James Humble Doris E Merciez Doris Mae Frost Shirley Wheeler Frances Ales Lorine Whitehead Billy Robinson eo Kaiser I l l l TO Betty Schirmer jitter-bugging vera Lakey

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IO J wry It seems that everyone in the world today is doing things they would not necessarily do in peace time Working by me at the Stage Door Canteen are Orpha Jones, the famous song writer, Lanora linelli, who started as Dottie Lamour's stand in, but is now a star herself and the famous blues singer, Georgette Casella We believe in the idea of every one working, even the entertainers we have for the evening Therefore, if you looked in the kitchen, you would find Lee Caput, the 'adolescent' band leader, and his drummer boy, Elmer Menghini, doing about a million dishes While we were reminiscing about old times, a red haired sergeant walked in, and we immediately recognized him to be Eugene Bordln He was on his way home to see his wife, the former Marie Caput He told us that Velma Serena is studying ballet in Chicago, and that Marguerite Paulin her roommate, is teaching in a school for the blind also that Mary Ann DeBoutez is a Cpl in the WACS and Anna Mae Burgin is now in the SPARS Just then Rosalie Noor came in from the swing shift and informed us that Mrs Joe Timi, who also helped at the Canteen, had just got the news that Joe had been awarded the D F C for heroism in the South Pacific Mrs Timi is the former Betty Schirmer This even1ng's enter tain ent was a tap dance by Dorothy Yoger and Kenny Maniez, two more of our old school chums They informed us of the whereabouts of many more of our former classmates Margaret Godel has entered the 4 H Club work in Oregon Mary Jane Tolliver has a health resort in Montana that can cure anyone that just thinks they're sick, Julia Nolimal has taken up South Ameri a way It's rumored that one of the objects is to find her self a man with an accent her weakness For a time we were busy, but soon we noticed some Nurse Cadets whom we quickly recognized as Jean Blessant Irene Ballock Wilma Burgin, and Betty Jean Ales This is their last night in New York City, as they are leaving for overseas duty tomorrow They love their work and tried to get us interested in it lWe're too squeamish at the sight of blood D When Dorothy Green, riveter, came to work this evening, she waved aloft a letter that contained news of more of our friends Chester Anastasi had taken up deep sea diving, but it made him seasick so he quit and de cided to try marriage awhile The happy bride is his neighbor, Orlanda Manci He is now known as the 'funniest man on radio' and he and his wife are making a tour of all the army camps on a bicycle built for two with a trailer tied on behind Norman Cinotto, who decided he could swim farther than he could fly, has joined the navy and is taking his boot training Adelia Crosaglia, who married for money, has decided it wasn't worth it and is enjoying her stay in Reno, from there she will go into Ringling Brothers Circus to continue her acrobatlc performances August Bogina is the hero of the younger generation of Arma, because he started the Empress Theatre with admission of lOd a couple The school secretary is Wanda Pousher however she is joining the WAVES next month Tim Scott is studying to be a doctor, and Pearl Jones has taken up the art of teaching Billie J Giles has taken advantage of the manpower shortage and has started a newspaper in Kansas City Frank Pichler has at last found his profession, that of a driver of racing cars He and his wife, the former Ida Mae LaBenne, are at present residing in Tampa, Florida QShe will take up his work when he enters the army D Playboy Tom Ramey who is stationed in Ohio, wrote that every girl within fifty miles simply swoons when he smiles at them Paul Giovapnoli has made himself known in the world by inventing a plastic bicycle that folds down into the size of a compact Ten years from now we hope to renew old acquaintances again II Q ' f ' D i interior decorating, and Minnie Blue is making a good will tour down 9

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