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Dina Srnmer who sand that her Florida hotel was the place to go As the balloons drifted off dnplo mat Wlalt Prius called Pax cum vobns 0 o sud INIIIJ Adams 1 Latin schollr It s Pax woblscum Everybody then went inside except Sue Bnldle who was adorned in a flashy ycllow shcker and claimed that this was definitely White Ram weather Another mysterlous person crawled along t e wet deck of the ship It was Penny Arnold er laugh echomg through every porthole while s e scrubbed the dirt from the tub as she called e s np Most of the women on board in preparing for the big dance went to the ships beauty salon Prls Baggs de Paris which featured the trim cut All the patronesses were clammermg to try Gall Medals luscious lemon rmse Gall had competition though for Mlm! Hesxc' was overheard talkxng to customers I guarantee that you will have longer faster growing hair with my marvelous Formula O Thanks to Slaulamae Sandler s fme advertising job the omtment is selling fast Customers were also attracted by the bargain rates of Madeleine Sellgson A vampire manicure Untirmgly lifting a dumbell was lame Wright who runs the other half of the beauty salon for physncal fitness Sally Dunpby assures everyone that Janie s methods have done wonders m muscle building for legs and In correcting all deformed little fingers Even D D Willis can confidently ask Mirror mirror on the wall who is thmnest of them all? Other enthusiasts were brushing up on their dancing at Cordze Sykes and Barrn FHSYWOOIIS dance studio where the most fashlon able techniques are taught With torrents of ram beatmg down the actxvnty inside the ship was much brighter than outside At the door Iulze Van Dnsen collected tickets md pledge clrds of loyalty to Michigan while am Collar made change skillfully and poked at everyone s costume to discover who nt wus Cllrltle McDonough now elaborxtmg on Einstems theo ries chccked Janes math Kcuyn Ungemulu ten Talented Turgors were warming up with 1 lively belt Soon the people started arriving Nancy lobnslon made her grlnd entrlncc IS Mxdimc Butterfly in gaudy yellow and black fcnthcr elr rings A green lanky figure Anne Seymour amblcd 1n as A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and greeted all with H1 ya dolls A bit of Asiatic intrigue was added by Saufll Huwkey who came as 1 Sultana Peggy Loring charmed the Sultams boas with her bewltchmg flute melodies while mly Singer wrapped ln the class banner accom panied her on the piano with nursery rhyme tunes At the suspenseful moment of the judges final decision Olljlc' Brown stepped forward Im the cutest one she mumbled from a bushy beard part of her Abe Lincoln costume In the midst of the gay doings a morbid char acter appeared on the scene It was Linda Gram: who bat in hand came as a Charles Adams crcn tion mly Harrison thought this .1 priceless pose and snapped a picture judys pictures are often seen in the post office under wanted In fact they are so popular that Carol Hyde makes wallet size reproductions of them Linda predicted thlt the whole ship was doomed to die and had pre pared nts last wnll and testament At the stroke of twelve her claw like hands opened the porthole and threw out the will in a bottle With a crash of thunder and a mighty S6 cheer the merry crew of the S S Sunk sailed on to unknown horizons Page ezghty seven 58 ' , 4 6 I . ' , - , . . N I u 1 - n Q1 , , , ' ' , ' , ' . , . N , - 1 1 ms I - 1 - ' A mm s , ', , , ' n , . L ' ., . . . , l A - V ' - A 'l I ' L . I i 'I . . . , Q ' ' 1 l . i ' - 1- - s' . 1 . tl' x 1 , . Q A - . I . . I I . . Y V V . . . ' i .W Q 2 1 Q L ' l1 . ' , ' . ' 'L ' L - h ' ' v - 9 ' Q 1 ' h ' u n y . U . ,, V , . . th . 1, . I ,, . . . . . ' 1 1 ' rr -an , . . , a Y , t D . , . . - . . 1 s 5 , . , . . . I 1 Y 2 ' , . . . . . ' n , , ' ' - ' . . .. H , , . , , i If ' , , an c 3 ,, ,. , . . . 1 - ' - ' . x A 1 I 17 . , . . l s - . 3 9 . . , ' K! Y, ' s ' v ' . . . . . ' 2 . - I H - . . . . x x 3 , - i, ' ' . , . . . V , ,, L 1 ' ' - . . , . , c 1 . , .
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by Ilan Balrlzwn ln her mndnlght selrches for food Sallj Role a vetermarlan vsas espetnally mterested ln thls hunt as she wanted the rats for her experxments The next mornmg exerjone read the news paper znly Hagerman: Eavesdropper Trzbune has become one of the most wxdely read papers Of course Prnt Booths socxety column IS the talk of the town The days articles contaxntd reports on U S Ambassadors to Tnmbuktu Ruff: Blah' and M111 1 Mullen who have just made nego tlatxons for puttnng m alr bases Marg A111 ll ns ln charge of all flymg plans and IS to test her new jet there wery shortly All men to be statloned at the base wll be transported ua Naneg Man u arlngx XY rllx eeps 137116 Wfrlnn unammouslx Noted Mass Axrforce wnll be on hand to mttt the men The trlp across the uncnvxlnzed Afrltm terrntory wll be made easxer because of 11 Walkers remarkable mnssnonarj vsork that has tamed the ferouous head hunters Jlll s gulde on the trlp o Parrzsb was so distracted by the Afrn can gum trtes thlt the whole party xx IS ofttn ltd mstrmy Whxle strollmg along the promenade one could see many mterestmg people Ann Hamllton, m smock beret and horsehalr cr1nolmes was pamt mg posters for the gala costume ball to be held on board that mght She has also been domg pxc tures for Cary Barley s Greenwnch Vrllage CUFIOSIIQ Shop Carole Dunham who has just marrled multn mxlllonalre lounged on deck rn her cash meres and jewels whnle lnstenmg to a radno pro gram of modern jazz The musxc ended and 'VI C Linda Poorvus rousmg forty questlons program came on More telephone calls than usual were pourmg nn to ansvner the jackpot questuon Thus was due to the efllcnency of Ann Whalers Belle Page ezqhllf sm' Telephone Company The company has just put out its neu floatmg phone to be used nn bath rooms Rom' Ferre, who IS on the company s staff ns perfectlng a handbook for operators who don t understand Puerto Rxcan Also dozmg m the mornmg sun was Tallulah Aaron As a blmdmg reflection hut her ln the ey es she sat uprnght 1n her chalr and sand Dahlmgs ths ns sxmply dreadful Its only my rldmg trophxes ansvs ered Donna Vlneenf who was coxered mth snlver polxsh Sue P ez er and Naney H1 rzog passed by them modelmg Bobbze C01 en Q orlgmal creatlons for resort wear ln the afternoon deck games were played Sally Darmorly was energetxcally defendlng her tennis I1IlL as her partner stood by with a rosy glow from all the pmches Connie Dalo and Ann Corbett, who are ln trammg for the skl meets at the Olympncs trned to keep 1n shape by entermg the games Travelmg to the Olymplcs wnth them IS skater Belvy Farnum On the edge of the pool the graceful swummer Carol Crefgb lon sat mth goggles web feet and slxghtly de flated U S Naxy water vsmgs on The hxghlxght of the afternoon was the Pmg pong match be tvseen champ Gayle Wilcox and anybody who dared to challenge her A forebodlng overcast darkened the ga1ety sngnlfyxng a sure threat of ram Sandy Rleb and Marla Noffebobm, sclentnsts who are studymg weather condntlons found thls a perfect oppor tunxty to do some research and proceeded to send balloons 1nto the sky Sue Flcbler one of the passengers on the balloon crled Go West young women ,Spamsh senonta Carolzne Stanford, who followed ln the second balloon, replxed, All nghty roo, but they were all frowned on by , V. . . . 4 . V . .V V wa Y . Y . . - - 1 s . . . . , . , ' Y . . . , ' Y 7 V - 7 ' . . . ' I x - , rr as . . V V . . . . . 7 . . , , , , 1. ' ' V . . . . ,, . Y 3 . , K , . I ' .' 1 ' ' ' n u s ' ' ' l . ' l ,, Y . ' 9 J Z V - Y Y. . . t . . . . . . I I , . I A . ' I , V I Y . I K X V' Y. l - , . - v - - ' ' . . . . l. f 1, J . , 1. K , V , Y . . . H I U I l 3 s r . 'L ' ' Z - V V4 - . . . . j 7 I ' ' V Y - - 1 ' 9 - - a - . . . v 1 - 1 ' . . y 1 V 1 v- - s s ,' ' - . .. , , A 4 '. F ' - ' a y 4 n n Y 7- u I . f s - . , - - , Y - -' K Y I. . . V V. - 1 J s . ' ' 1 I . , . . . . V hp., . Y . . . t . , a .- . . . . - V . . . - 7 ' 1 . . . 1. . l . . . J , . , . . . U a 9 Q ,, . . . . ' ' - , . . Y . . , . . U . 1 I M 7 ' - U
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