Ellis School - Ellisian Fields Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Senior Prophecy ' 1 4430 :JQU ff. if Y ' 5 S 4-in 'W C: 'KThis is station C. D. Ballgame.-40 on ycur dial, bringing to you highlights of the sports world. 'tWell, folks, it certainly is a beautiful fall day, and there sure is a lot of excitement in the air here at Forbes Field. Yes, sir, the Pittsburgh Pirates and the VVashington Sen- ators are preparing to fight to the finish at the 1980 IfVorld Series gameg and it certainly is a great pleasure for me, your old friend, Sunny Liz Helm, to bring to you a throw by throw account of the game, with little bits of this and that as to what's going on in the crowd. Spectators are filing to their seats now. Down in section A we see Lucky Kingsi' box. occupied by his wife, the glamorous divorcee. the former Helen Collier. Through the cloud of smoke I can barely make out who is sitting beside her. Ah, yes, folks, her guest seems to be the famous composer, Eleanore Large, who has just won universal acclaim for her A Minor Concerto in C major. I can't quite see What is happening down along the third base line among the VVashington fans, but there's great confusion. Now I seep everyone is turn- ing to watch the entrance of Miss Pat Perle Mestau Crabtree. the VVashington socialite hostess. As I see her now, she is laughing with her companion, Jane Garrison, the first U. S. ambassador to Brooklyn. The place is really beginning to fill up. Here comes Carol Fiske, the wife of General ----------- , mobbed by het' six little boys in sailor suits. You know, these children have been the subject of much discus- sion as they were the first sextuolets ever born. The game is about to begin, and during the short lull I'd like to say that this broadcast is coming to you through the courtesy of the Margot School of Charm and Beauty. Slim McCormick guarantees to roll the pounds off Without pills, diets, or massage! Her method: Tapeworm. VVait a minute, word has just come that Miss Bartley has rocketed into the stadium wall, crinkling her bright. shiny '48 convertible. Fortunately, she was not hurt and her only C0111- ment was, You needn't park it james. There's only a few minutes left now, so I'll just briefly review the celebrities here, Susan Reed has slid down the North Pole, where she is pho- tographing the new ice age. Carley Jo Leon- ord, famous mountain climber, has just returned from climbing Pike's Peak, having got her ex- perience on Negley Hill. I see over here, Poloing Polly up from Polovia. still dressed in boots and saddle. Shouts of 'Adown in front are echoing from a box in the balcony where we see Catherine Engelder, first woman editor of Esquire 'fHear that ovation for Ralph Kiner as he hobbles to the field, supported by his attractive wife, Lucia Long. He takes a bow and now the players are taking their places. l22l 5 'fs A132 A A, J :vsp 1,21 I 4 f 'Y' ,sf lxl 650 5

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IUOROTHY L11: 14: SWAN IJ0ffy Preparing Student Couneil . . . . 3' President ....... fm Trezisllrer of Guild . . . 3 Ivy Board 415 Business Manager . . 2, Ii Glec Club ....... 1, 33 Camera Club . . , . ZS Sewing Club . . . . fl for lVvIl1'sIz,'y Collvgr' .'1c'fi1'ili4',v , French Club 'I're:1surer . Varsity lion-key . Varsity b:1skvtbz1ll Class tvuui lncr-key Class team buskvtl 1. :Zi 3. -1- xvllilflf Tezuu Jil , . 3. vl- . . .-3. 'L ulVlL6ltU'Z,U7' is rvorilz doing, is rcorflz doing well. .Z Il- Smztrt sport clothes . . . Boston , . . scurub in-fu-sluts . . . sliort llIlll'01 1115 sancltmps zuul rough . . . HI'IV2IIlIllSlJ0l'l' by tbe sou . . . cute stusr luunor . . . wonderful disposition . . . ulwuys saying: Oli, iuuulll' appropriate song: Long Ago mul Fur Away. Sue Bartley Louise Buur , ., Helen Collier .. Pat Crabtree Liz Crout Cathy Engelnler . Carol Fiske Ruby Freeble Jane Garrison Judy Hazlctt .. .. Liz Helm Loolc What We've Got ,. . .Posture Lonpj eyelashes , . .Date book ,. .,,,., . Smile , , Personality ..l lyes Complexion . Sweet nature Sense of luunor . . Clothes ,, .Friemlliness llll Doclie Holunrmn . Polly .lac-ob , lil Large , ., , . Curley .lo Lconzircl Lucia Long .,., .. Mnrgrot Mr-Cormic-k Cllarcly McGinnis Suzie Reed Mary June Robinson Mimi Rowland Karyn Russell llotty S xw':x n Musical ability . .. Vibruncy Hand-writingg ,l'llIIg'l l' nails Teeth ,I.2ll1gIll ,linmls Art ability Figure Legs .llnir Goorl taste

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fi? ,B X155 Senior Prophecy i ' 'ls ' 0 ' ' ' 1 will now hear 1 ED , ,.., X1 lillldllll i K ,' '1l'4S'l11lllg, el A '1 i , V' ' ' 9 Doro 1y 1 mound Just JI first woruxu pi A , mt - A 1 4 -' ' 9 1 ' 1 '- Vers-s ic' one. 1, 'ia 1 ga '. t tis ' promises to he, 'ffl ' A , 1 X lathe 1llLl,kl1lll!llLll in 1 the J A St. fl d Iknnu sune hx trilhne tl ff ,dx 1, Htl o th Xlet Q if 'lg On th 1 . 11:-l1ll's ' .' ' 1 'teh- mib ,Q er and tl1e Pirates' pride and joy. l.iz Crout. her , lot on the iuhhti tilts tht stretch 1nd de. X I ln trtl 1 l Ol wl 1 1 nu l 1 hi 1 XXX: have now l'L'2lL'llL'll the top half of the seventh 11nd the seore is Stl-Sh. From right field stand eenies the strong' eall of Red hots. get your red hots here. as Louise llaur. Y11le's most etifieieut waitress, gives us the privilege oi her serviees for this game. 'l'here is ll Russell in the air . . , lt's Karyn up there in the hlue, rlraggiug' lmehind her plane an advertise- nient for delicious food at l7reel1le's lfeast Ilouse. featuring Charlotte Kleiiinnis. red hot hlues singer, and owned hy Ruhr lfreehle. eele- lmrated author of FreeI1le's Feehle Ifahles On Feasting Fast, The last out 11nd the players disperse. 'l'he erlwwd rises Zlllll we see ,ludy Hazlett, world renowned tlaneer slink to a ten1por11ry platform in the middle oi the field to give her version of the Seventh lnnine Stretehf' lironi the dugout. there's 11n odd- looking' ohjeet ZllJDl'U2lL'lllllQ'. XYhat is it? It looks like a eolleetion of instruments: eyuihals. elarinet. tronihone, drums and tuha. XYhy it's the versatile Mimi Rowland and leading' this one- niau hand is Mary jane Robinson. .Xs they inareh around the field. Mimi strikes up a spirit- ed rendition of l'ittsl1urgh. Beautiful l'itts- hurghf' aided greatly hy Mary .l2lllC.S haton, Wie are now heginning tl1e last half of the ninth. the seore is tied. Hihat ll game this has been, it will make hasehall history. lloth teams have heen in great shape and the tenseness now as the llirates go up to hat for ll final ettort is aptialliug. The pitcher winds up: XYhat's that? The pitcher has fallen, some sort of small. round hall has hit hini. .Xnd there's 21 StI'2l.ll,LZC-lO0liiIlQ figure in lcnielcers and hrand- ishiug a golf eluh onto the field. XX'ell. what do you know, it's lletty Swan. Contender for the .Xuierirau National .Xuiateur fiolf Title. She l1as just l1ad a long dri - during her Touruanient in Sehenley I'11rk, 'l'he XYashi11g- to11 pitelier is replaced and the suhstitute winds up and hurls 21 heauty over the plate. frout is up at hat and connects, sending 21 powerful drive out over the right field line. It looks lilce, yes it is. Il hvnie-run. XYell that means the Pirates win. No. wait. the xY21Slllll2I0ll -:ide has risen en masse. They elaini the hall was foul. and the lJll'2lIC4 elaiin it's fair. This niomentous eontroyersy is referred to l'iupire lilllflilllllb. Her decision means the game. May- he we can pielq up her words. Hold your hats. folks. here it is! Go ahead Lvlll15il'L', Fair is foule and foule is fair. llover througli the ailing: and filthy air. 12.21 1 A I ls!!! I x EVERY Fnqmm 1. n F D Q31 1 M 1 EAT . I '