East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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Our next stop is in Greece, where we find Charles O'Neil, who has just won the Olympic championship in swimming. Leaving Greece we travel back to the United States, to New York's famous Teen Timer Club. Our vocalist is none other than that singing sensation of the year, Arthur Iohnson. Our scene now changes to the sunny, shores of Florida, where we find Professor Richard Wilkes, who after many years of research work, has successfully solved the problem of, Why Richard did not open the door. We now leave Florida and return to the fabulous Club '47 where we find lean Peterson featured as a star vocalist. As guest of honor we find Doctor Betty Isleib, who has just returned from a tour in Europe, accompanied by her private secretary Shirley Burnham, and her assist- ant nurse, Barbara Olander. As we glance around the room we notice an old friend Dorothy Wells now a designer of dresses in New York's largest Fifth Avenue Store. Seated across from Miss Wells is Ruth Hanna, state champion bowler of the year. The News reel ends, and we are once again confronted with the usual array of Producers, Directors, Photographers, etc. Among these appear many familiar names. Our old friend Rosemary Zanlungo is a hair stylist: Melvin Segal is head of the Photography: Corinne Moard is Music Direc- tor, and Rosemary Robinson is the designer of the gowns. The picture is based on the book, Marlborough Marvels, by the noted novelist, Alvin Silverberg. The picture finally starts. - - - Mary Holmes Harriet Berlage 28

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To: Oracle From: Advertising Department Re: Coming Attractions Here we are, Mary and Harriet. on our way to the Star Theater in Hollywood to see the world premiere of Carlson Follies of 1957, pro- duced and directed by Ronald Carlson, wealthy New York play boy, and starring that noted actress Mila Kuritz. Arriving at the theater we find ourselves amid millions of famous people. Looking around we notice Wanda Pasternak and Mary Farley, that unique writing team, very much engrossed in conversation. Standing in front of us in the line to the ticket booth is none other than the noted Congresswoman Carol Rudolph. Accompanying Miss Rudolph is her secretary, Barbara Ackley. Finally we are in the theater making our way through the crowded aisles to our box. As we settle in our seats we hear familiar voices coming from the next box. Turning in that direction we find ourselves face to face with Louise Keefe, Eleanor Blish and Ioan O'Neil, teachers at Boston University who have come to California to attend a teachers' convention. The lights dim, the curtain goes up and the news reel begins. Our first stop is La Guardia Airport in New York. Here we find Florence Oliver, Air Hostess on the President's private plane, The Sacred Cow. The scene now changes to the Yankee Stadium, where we see Ioseph Ban- ning and Norman Ingraham playing in the World Series garne. As we glance around at the spectators we notice Roger Clark, well known re- porter of the Sunday Herald. Accompanying Mr. Clark is the renowned lawyer, Milton Nichols, who has just finshed the famous case, Vitamin Flintheart versus Influence. 27

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