Duanesburg High School - Dusquanox Yearbook (Delanson, NY)

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Zhu pw The next morning when we get up, we see brightly colored posters all over the walls. We go to see what they say and we find out that a ballet show is going to be put on this afternoon to entertain the passengers. It is also a rehearsal, for this show will be put on in other places. The main star, in thisshow is Shirley Ross. We also read that the manager of Lord and Taylor's fArlene Chesnutj has designed the costumes for this show. We manage to get into Shirley's dressing room to take a look at the costumes we have been hearing so much about. We find that they live up to our expectations all right and some of them are prettier than we imagined. Arlene certainly did a good job on them. The last passenger we get to know before our boat docks is a woman who is going to teach French in Hawaii. Her name is Mrs. Edwards, and we know that she is going to have tough going especially if her pupils are anything like the way we used to be. Finally, we are in Hawaii, December 7, 1965. The first thing we do is flag a taxi to take us to our hotel . We get into a taxi which is driven by a woman. Her name is Ruth Weidman and she says she enjoys her job as taxi driver very much, for she meets a lot of interesting people this way. After we get through at the hotel we decide to take a look around. We are informed that the quickest way to travel is to hire a Charlie M. atomic - powered car to take us around. The inventor of this car is Charles Moldenhauer and the car is the fastest in the world. is 38' QCONTINUEDJ We decide to go to a stock, car race first. The natives of Hawaii tell us that an American brought a group of his stock cars and stock car racers over to Hawaii and the people find them very entertaining. The manager of these races is Arthur Ferri. His main stock car racer is a man by the name of Dale Stanton. He has broken all speed records ever attained in stock car racing and he has many medals to prove this, too. The next day we come across a crowd gathered beside a store. We get closer to see what it is about and we see Judy Mastroianni selling shoes to make people taller. She seems to have attracted quite a crowd. Suddenly we hear a band coming down the street and we go to see what is going on. Finally, they stop in front of a brightly decorated platform. A woman mounts the platform and starts to give a political speech about the democratic way of life. We find it very interesting so we stay to hear her finish. When she is through we ask differ- ent people who she is and they tell us she isfEllen. Dutcher who is the United States ambassador to Hawaii and the program is a celebration of Pearl Harbor Day. You have probably been wondering why we came on this trip to Hawaii. Our reason is to find some people with whom we have been corresponding through a Lonely Hearts Club. We know what these men lOOK like and where they are from, but we're having a difficult time locating them. Wish us luck in this venture. Signed: Roberta Chesnut Betty Orsini

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We have just boarded our ship for Hawaii and we are beginning to pull out of the harbor. No use standing around. We might as well get acquainted with as many fellow passengers as possible. The first one we meet is a movie star who is planning to star in a movie with Joan Fontaine, in Hawaii. We ask him his name and find out that it's Wallace Hebert. He's one of the most popular actors of the day and this is the l2th movie in which he has played a leading role. Next we meet a bathing suit modelwho is showing the latest Charles Emeneth bathing suit creations. The model is Betty Snyder. She tells us that Charles Emeneth is now designing atomic bathing suits. We understand that there is much comment on this. We hear a com- motion down at the other end of the boat, so we go to investigate. We find out that a new lady wrestleris practicing for her first match which is to take place in Hawaii. The wrestler is Virginia Coppolo. We hope to see this bout when we reach there. Here comes a traveling salesman. Why it's Richard Neadle and he's selling Toni home permanents. He says he's making out quite well too, since his customers think he uses Toni also. Who could this be coming down the deck with a magni- fying glass in one hand and a blood hound following her? We ask her who she is, and she tells us that she's Doris Dllliek- a detective. She is working on a case called 'The Mysteries of Men . pw lt's now time to go down for lunch. We find that our waiter is Julius Iglar and he's practicing so that he can open a restaurant in Hawaii. The name of his restaurant will be The Greasy Spoon. We wish him luck in this enter- prise. As we get up from lunch we hear some screeching coming from one of the rooms. We rush to see who is getting killed. We find out that Robert Hemstreet, an opera singer, is practicing for a show in Honolulu. As we go on deck, we hear an alarm which means that someone has fallen overboard. We get up there in time to see the life guard rescue the unfortunate woman. We discover that the life guard is Malcolm Wilber. Since he did a very good job in rescuing her, he is very popular among the rest of the passengers. A rumor is going around the boat that the President of the United States is traveling incognito on our boat. We have seen a few suspicious characters roaming around, but we never guessed that one of them might be President Willard Vroman. We will keep an eye out forhim anyhow in case we bump into him. Thispresident is very popular, since he is the first president to think up a permanent peace program which works. He has accomplished a lot as national leader. We hear a pretty heated discussion in one corner of the deck, so we wander over that way. The discussion seems to be between a manager of garbage collection agency and another passenger. We find out that the manager is Donald Weise who has devised a new method of garbage collecting, which he is trying to sell to one of the passen - gets. He is going to try his idea out in the islands. wb

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