Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

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TATTLETALE KNOWS ALL TELLS ALL TH EATRE SECTION Learn The Facts at the HALATOSIS Now Showmg R R O R B Y N IG stornng DeMl:RLE HOAG and JACKY ACOMB Photographed by Vogt and Stoner tn REVEAI ING TECHNICO' OR At the EMBRACY Theatre E WUULDN T SAY Y starrrng FRANCIS FITZPATRICK p us HE WHO GETS SLAPPED starrtng JAMES ISTFWARTJ SANFORD Says Norma Kenney edltor of the Dansvulle Cyclone A real expertence HERE AND THERE Word has lust been receuved that Esther Welton well known poet has receuved the great honor of betng named Poet Laureate of the re nowned metropolts Ttmbuctoo The current housung problem has been solved by Dons Mernmtan and Leatha Gulbert of the Deadeye Decoratung Agency who have e modled several tenaments In thus vlcnntty Professor Eluzabeth LaMonte preceptress of the Frustrated Female Semnnary has taken a short leave of absence nn order to obtaln her doctors degree from the Evntuguf CFugnttve spelled backward? Law School It has been announced that the Mt ses Lucnlle Baxter Ethel Pragle Joyce Fox Phyllts Campbell Vtrtgtnua Mtstretta and Joyce Harpole have been promoted as Secretartes to the Asststant Secretary of the Assustant Secretary of the Desperate Des tttute Draper Assoctatton Muss Barbara Whttrey well known comedtan wlll star IH the new televnsuon program Aunt Lula from Honolulu over statnon PEW begunntng next Tuesday As her guest for the evening Muss Whltney rs havung Susy Thompson and her dns :ntegrattng drums Mtss Thompson rs the only luvung woman drummer nn captnvnty who as able to play the bass tymphony and snare drums at the same ttme that she us consumtna a double choc olate marshmellow sundae whnp cream deluxe Last nught charmlng New York debutante Jacquelyn Acomb made her debut at the famous Waldorf Astorua now owned by Mr Gordon Wtlluams A formal danner dance was guven for Mzss Acomb on the Starlught Roof Garden of the Waldorf Among those on the recetvnng lnne were Mr and Mrs George Roberts fthe former Mar tone Evermanl and Mr and Mrs Ralph Wol fanger lformer Connne Mnllerl Nottceable among the male guests were Robert Wuseman and Davld Tracy from the EFFERVESCENT ESCOURT AGEN FLASH' Mnss Peggy Beatty promnnent engmeer architect economlc authoruty a n d UNO delegate has Involved the Untted States nn a dnre forengn entanglement Her determmotuon to buuld a dam across the Nule Ruver tn Egypt un order to supply electnclty for the Arab tents has led us n to mternatnonal complucatnons whnch may lead us unto war wnth the powerful Arabian trlbe the Charlfnnches Mus Patrucua Smlth well known lovelorn columnust and R Johnson have just wntten a new book entutled The Road to Arkansas The Way to Fallen Arches They have dedlcated thenr book to Mass Dons Schnrmer whose latest swam has just pumped off Suucnde Cltff Says Muss Schvrmer What can I do? All the men are fall :ng at my feet Say Smlth and Johnson Then stop trtpptng them' ll I S I T E H T so l l I I - ,, , ' . , -Y. I . . . I. . . V , , . . I 1 1 s H ' Es , ' 4' A I I I I , ll ll . , I . h . I A ' I ' H . ff, 11 - H ' cv. . , ' 4 Q 1 A ' I I I l A . I , . I r - I I II , or , . . I . . . . . I. 4 F - . II . I . . , . I ' - ' ' ll I ' I5

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Edutor Jacquelyn Acomb Co Edutor Patrucua Smuth Publushed Once un a Lufe Tume Pruce 2 Much Per Copy MODEL COMES HOME As the Larceny Unlumuted steamed unto Dans vulle last Fruday ut was greeted by the blares of the D C H S band The cause of such an occur rence was the arruval of Muss Helen Hughes famous New York model ln hugh heels nylons black crepe dress wuth decollete necklune whute munk coat and wuth a French poodle draped dramatucally over her arm Muss Hughes caused quute a sensatuon as she trupped off the caboose On hand to greet Muss Hughes was Mayor George Mark and other outstandung fugures of the town Dog Catcher Bob Shaver who was there to greet the poodle Town Cruer Joe Schuster Lyle CduggerJ Sumpson Chuef Under taker and Phyllus Schurmer owner of the Wet Wash Laundry FAMOUS SCIENTISTS MAKE STARTLING DISCOVERIES Professor Beverly Sorg the most emunent woman chemust un the world has just reported that she has duscovered a new element whuch she has named Dramozonuum Professor Sorg dus covered Dramozonuum a by product of hydrogen sulfude and wuth the same characterustucs whule experumentung wuth a muxture of ferrous sulfude and concentrated hydrochloruc acud The emunent chemust stated between crues of Guve me aur' that thus new element us destuned to revolutuonuze cuty lufe sunce everyone wull move to the country after one good whuff of thus powerful new sub stance Muss Mary Jane Sterner Professor Sorgs close assocuate sunce hugh school days has also reported a recent duscovery For many years now Muss Sterner has been tryung to dusect the atom At last not only has she been able to splut the atom but she has now succeeded un choppung ut up un luttle pueces HEARS ALL SEES ALL FLAMING FLAMINGO PROVES HUGE SUCCESS MANAGER DON TRAXLER OPENS NEW NIGHT CLUB Helen Fagan New Sungung Star Last nught un the most lavush openung of cafe hustory dance durector Howard Werth presented hus Luscuous Lovelues the Musses Barbara Smuth Jean Hasby Ruta Mehlenbacher Marulyn Seeley Marue Sterner Madge Prame Betty Luce June Greer Donna VanDerwerken Luculle Folts and Jean Gruffen In theur repertonre was an excutung new versuon of The Dance of the Spanush Omelet whuch may revolutuonuze modern dance Into the spotlught walked the season s sensa tuon tall dark and utterly out of thus world Gordon Languud Luce Clungung to the mucrophone for support un a tremblung tenor he rendered un a melancholy manner the natuon s number one hut tune Cow Cow Boogue Musuc was provuded by Ralph Fox and hus Hoosegow Hotshots Attendung the openung were many socualutes among whom were Mr and Mrs John Fowler lformer Norma Krogl man about town Charles Howe escourtung Muss Joann Engle Mr and Mrs Phulup Blum fthe former Athalene Evermanb c authors of the best sellung novels The House of the Flashung Lughts and Swummung an Art Everyone should Know Also seen was Dr Davud Schurmer gust back from hus overseas duty ac companued by hus harem Arousung much comment among patrons were the beautuful murals on the walls paunted by the celebrated artusts Madame Carol Ander son and Senor Robert Martun BROADWAY HIT HELD OVER FOR 'I0th WEEKEND The Muslaud Month starrung Manhattan s dynamuc personaluty re Mu and K un g was held over for uts funal performance last nuglrt at the Martun Mausoleum fpropruetor Betty Mar tunl So untoxucatung was Mr Kngs nterpreta tuon of Alphonzo Ethelbert Duddlebock that the house was rocked wuth cheers and applause as Mr Kung quuetly staggered away after hus twelfth curtaun call New York crutucs Multon Newton Robert Duxon and Fredruc Wadams upon beung unter vuewed concernung theur opunuon of the play re marked and we quote Huc unquote - , , , , . , , . 1 ' ' , . , . , , , , . , ' I I I - - . ' , . . . . . , o- 1 1 ' ' , . l l - , I - , , . . ., , . ,, , F d uu 4 . . . A , . . n I , , - , , . I I Y 4 4 ' ll f ll l I I I '

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SENICDR CLASS HISTORY As we the class of 46 make our departure from Hsgh School we feel that the underclass men should be remsnded of our outstandsng accomplsshments Wsth Wallace Palmer as Pressdent Edward Baxter as Vsce pressdent Ruth Joan Rauth as Secretory and Norma Krog as Treasurer of our Nsnth year class we began our record Members of our class partscspoted sn varsous school actsvs tses and we organszed several group clubs One of our members Marsorse Stoner sncreased the prestsge of the class by besng the fsrst person sn a Nsnth year class ever to hold an offsce sn the Student Councsl We entered Sensor Hsgh School wsth hsgh hopes for a successful year We chose as offscers Ralph Fox Pressdent Barbara Smsth Vsce press dent Jean Hasby Secretary and Norma Krog Treasurer We contsnued to t ke part sn all school actsvstses and sponsored several successful sweater dances As we passed to the Eleventh year and be came Junsors we elected as offscers Joann Engle Pressdent Howard Werth Vsce pressdent Charles Howe Secretary and Donna Van Derwerken Treasurer The Junsor Red Cross Play Brother Goose was a great success So too were our many sweater dances We went Southern for our Junsor Prom wsth magnolsa trees and other approprsate dessgns to carry out the theme We are deeply sndebted to Msss Knapp a class ad vssor for her help sn maksng our prom a socsal and fsnancsal success Much credst ss due Msss Scrsver our class advssor for the second year, for her asd sn thss and other prosects Feelsng very proud of our record we began our Sensor year After electsng our class offscers Howard Werth Pressdent Donald Traxler Vsce pressdent Norma Kenney Secretary and Joann Engle Treasurer we smmedsately began our year s actsvstses by sellsng magazsne subscrsptsons Dursng the Chrsstmas vacatson we worked hard to transform the gymnassum snto a roof garden and held our Sensor Ball Here we agasn express our thanks to Msss Hunt wsthout whose helpful supervssson the Ball would not have been the tremendous success that st was Havnng been snformed that st would be sm posssble to go to Washsngton for our Sensor trsp we made plans to go to New York Csty Wsth thss as our goal we contsnued our actsvstses to fsnance the trsp Our next and last major prosect was the presentatson of the Sensor Play Tssh by Freytag and Msss Yarter the play was not only a great socsal success but we made a profst of S294 l8 Dursng the Easter vacatson fsfty sensors journeyed to New York where we spent fsve wonderful and never to be forgotten days W were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Bradley Msss Hunt and Mr Wsllsams To Mr Bradley Mr Clements Mr Psllard Mr Fsnch Mrs Purchase Mrs Freytag Mr Gusle ana Msss Hunt our class advssors and all of the teachers of Junsor and Sensor Hsgh School and the Board of Educatson we owe a deep vote of apprecsatson for thesr gusdance and frsendshsp throughout our last years of school lt ss thesr concern and thoughtfulness that has done the most to asd us toward reachsng our goal Graduatson I I I . - . . : . I h I I . 2 I . - V I I I ' I I I I I . I I I , . . , I I , . , . I H , . . I , . . I I I I I ' Q - - u - n . I . I I ' ' ' ' - Alice Chadwicke. Under the able direction of Mrs. I I I I , . . I . a ' I - . . . . . I . I I , , ' z ' I ' - ' 2 - - - . e I I I . . , I . II . . - I , . . II I - I I II II . . . - I - I - I , . . . . - I - I - I - . I . I A I I I , - . . . . . , , I , . , , , , .