Dorchester High School for Boys - Red and Black Yearbook (Dorchester, MA)

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PISTOL PACKIN' PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER fcontinued from page sixty-seven! morning, we were unpolitely kicked out the door onto the beach. We crawled to a pier and sat down, below it. There were a lot of fellows leaning up against the piles trying to sleep. We asked them why they didn't sleep on the beach and they told us that they were kicked off the same boat at ten-thirty the previous night. They had been trying to sleep in between the tide, crabs, and Japs. Out in the water I noticed a foot floating. It was a Jap's, so it didn't matter. We headed for the other end of the island and ran into our outfit and the rest of our photo-crew. Later in the afternoon we got back to the barges and went back to the ship. The next morning, we pulled out to the accompaniment of an alert that had us on our toes. And I in my helmet and shorts and camera up on the bridge waiting for the planes that never did come. On the whole I lost about ten pounds, mostly because war is exciting and you really don't care about eating when there is action going on. That's about all. Love to all, Happy New Year. uEdrr . -L page ninety-six Tel. GENeva 8133 Prompt Service BROWN BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Watches, Novelties and Silverware Fine Watch Repairing I 164A Blue Hill Ave. Dorchester, Mass. LEE PHARMACY 746 ADAMS ST. DORCHESTER MASS. We Call and Deliver GENeva 2368 Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. 331 BLUE HILL AVENUE ROXBURY, MASS. Where Dorchester Bugs Irs Greeting Cards and Inexpensive Gifts DELMAR ART SHOPPE 5 6 3 WASHINGTON STREET DORCHESTER MASS. GENeva 5 7 70

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Qfzaacfcminq Sid Pike and Nick Cockinos making a transcription, At 9:00 P. M. February II, 1944 the BROADCAST DIVISION pre- sented through the facilities of Station WMEX the 30 minute radio play. Lincoln Champion of the Humble Heart, written and directed by Mr. Robert C. Schimmel. This was the high spot of this year's broadcasting and Mr. Schimmel and the members of the cast are to be congratulated. Sid Pike did a fine job as Lincoln, Joseph Barrett was very satisfying as Joseph Jefferson the elder. Maurice Houten carried off the honors as the son, later to become the famous actor, Joseph Jefferson. Other members of the cast equally Worthwhile were Phil I-louten, Herb Bloom, Richard Goggin, Paul Murphy, Nick Cockinos, and James Staples. Supporting were Phil Levine, Morton Haase, Meyer Phillips, Gerry O'Meara, and Harold Tatelman. The Broadcasting Course is designed to acquaint students with all details of professional broadcasting and covers studio management, preparation of the various types of scripts, and all the intricacies of putting a finished broadcast on the air. The course may be taken for two succeeding years, counts 3 points, and is open only to Juniors and Seniors. page ninety seven