Eastchester High School - La Souvenir Yearbook (Eastchester, NY)

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Class Prophecy Tommy Babbitt is teaching the Legend ot Peter Rabbit at the Babbitt University tor Dumb Bunnies. Tommy Hague is giving health lectures particularly stressing sleep, the greatest beautitier and preserver. The name of Mazzuchelli is now as famous as that oi Schapparelli in l94U. Louise is busily rushing from one home to another of the various stage and screen actresses. Eileen Coughlin and Claire Sparacin are again out-doing themselves in the year's greatest dramatic attraction, The Sisters . Arthur CTaylor-Munil Sullivan has just finished Work on Washington Escapade with I-ledy La Verne. Bay Matteau and Mary Frances Gersen are in Washington organizing tours to the south pole. They can even recommend a good chaperon. Marianna Rocco has been intellectual for so long that she decided she'd like a change and is now playing in that current Broadway hit, Beautiful but Dumb . Iohn Heavey, Robert Betts, and lohn Kobylack have formed a company. On the door in permanent gold letters are the Words Out to Lunch . Frank Breiter, Bill Horne, and Iohn Alexander have formed an escort bureau, oi the people, by the people, and for the people. Blanche Nisbet has taken over Elsa MaxWell's position as social arbiter and, with the help oi Dot Dusenbury, is organizing college proms. Iohn Barnaskey, Bob Clark, and Ed McHugh have hired a special bus to Wait for them when they just can't get up on time. Ioe Broclecki has just taken iirst place in the jitterbug classes at the Har- vest Moon Ball. Lillian Castelluccio, Fred Corrado, and Elizabeth Cinelli have formed the eternal Eternal Triangle . Plossie Shoureck, Mildred Mijc, and Dot Gibbons are still palling around because oi their outside interests. Gerry Foley and Elmer Hague, now big executives, still find time to cruise around in their coupe for the benefit ot their health and also for the benefit oi female pedestrians. Betty Wheeler is now one ot lohn Powers' top models and is doing the town with the millions , Grace Conte's humor has finally gotten her in the upper brackets and she's now writing the scripts for Donald Duck. lLlE SOlUVlENlIlR Page Thirty-four

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Class lProplliiecy.coNnNuED Memo Santipadri is not only designing houses, but he has received a 5 year contract with the Disney Studio and is about ready to start work on Robert Knowles' immortal Went with the Breeze . Donald Melville, after winning renown on the slopes of Tuckerman's Ra- vine and Mt. Mansfield, is now taking his flops at Sun Valley. Iune Riordan is directing her chauffeur in the art of cleaning her town car, her roadster, her station wagon, and any others that she happens to have around. Gloria Costa has just taken her first flop in Madison Square Garden. Well, even Sonja l-lenie did that. ' Fred Saunders is still sporting black eyes, but he's at least getting paid for them now. Following in his father's footsteps, Dick Garon is promoting transportation in his airplane showroom. He sports a different plane every week and even up there in the nothingness, he can't escape the cops. Muriel Grindrod has just won a local beauty contest and is traveling by air to Hollywood escorted by guess who in uniform? Iosephine Assumma, Mary DiMarzo, Dolores De Pavolis Foglietta, Edith Wilshusen, and lda Marocco were arrested for disturbing the peace. Doris Ball, Ioan Blauvelt, Virginia Buermann, and Grace Miller, leading Canary Club vocalists, were on time for rehearsal-an unheard of accom- plishment. Gerry Weggenman is now starring in Blondie's Double Trouble to open soon in Washington. Beatrice Noback, Natalie Warren, Iacqueline Osborne, and Damaris Taussig have formed a female hotel detective agency for tracking down room up-setters. Iayne Cade has just taken the first place in a shorthand contest. Toe La Porta and Robbie Neukirch are in somebody's band but the leader is afraid to give his name. Barbara Graefenecker, Mary Sheehan, and Winnie Dusenbury are bring- ing screwball comedy back into popularity. Dick Snowdon, Wylie Tuttle, Harold Page, Robert Kammer, Ted Bayer, and Arthur Lindberg have finally succeeded in blowing up a laboratory-lon tunately, their own. Anthony Udice, Gerard Cusick, and Tony Rocco are the only ones still remaining in English 4. lLlE SUUVENJIR Page Thirty five