Fairview High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Camden, AR)

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Clam Clgnolp hee? As I t1lted back 1n my plush cha1r I rang for my butler to br1ng me the even1ng paper I had my ma1d to rearrange the p1llows IH my cha1r and set tled down relaxed to enloy an even1ng catch1ng up on the world happen1ngs My butler brought me the even1ng paper As I read I was remmded of the past to be exact ten years ago 1n 1945 when I was a sen1or tn h1gh school The paper I was read1ng The Fa1rv1ew Iournal had Just celebrated 1ts f1fth b1rthday I wasnt at all surpr1sed when I learned 1lS ed1tor was Ed Sand ers No wonder the paper was btgger and better than the Cullendale Chromcle or the Wh1te Clty News lt contalned better com1cs too I turnea to the soc1ety page and was greeted wlth a large p1cure of a lady IH a beaut1ful br1dal gown The face seemed fam1l1ar so I read closely the complete deta1ls of the wedd1ng that was drscussed 1n length under the p1cture Why yes the fact should seem fam1l1ar Mrs Anthony SGIIO the former M1ss Lou1se Woodruff As I read I found that Mr SGIIO was employed as the chtef bus1ness manager IH the PGDSI Cola Botthng Company I always thought LOUISE and Anthony would take the fatal step some day The SCIQUCQ sect1on of the paper caught my attent1on next A new 1nven ton has been 1nvented to prevent onlon JUICG from gett1ng 1nto your eyes when the unwanted task of peellng on1ons IS cast upon you A spec1al klnd of glasses are to be worn but the 1nvent1on ws not yet complete as the sc1ent1st Professor Warren Bandy has not found a way to put the glasses on But cheer up he says he IS sure to f1nd a way soon The new a1rcraft factory IS very fortunate 1n be1ng able to employ lack McAnulty as the1r cl'11ef des1gner 1n a1rplane models lack used to be an IH structor but has ret1red from that Job In h1s spare t1me he draws for Esqu1re A full page of the paper was devoted to a new show that IS com1ng to town a burlesque sensahon owned and operated by Alva G1ll9Sp19 The leadrng lad1es are Ruby Lester and M1ldred McMahan The two ma1n fea tures are a str1p tease act and a bubble dance Dont worry Alva you w1ll have a packed house' As a cultured lady always g1ves a great deal of attent1on to mus1c I turn ed to that sect1on next A great mus1cal comedy IS about to be produced Saturday In Fa1rv1ew Two young lad1es who were famous IH l945 and now more than famous have the lead1ng roles Wlllodene Arnold and V1rg1n1a Parker If the show 1S a success they w1ll travel all over the country says the producer Bobby Sh1rey Ten years ago who would have thought Bobby Slurey could produce a great mus1cal comedy? Under hlnts for the home Mrs Gerald Ke1th the former Mar1lyn Parker, tells housew1ves how to remove 1ron rust and sta1ns from your l1nens A very helpful suggestton when l1nens are so h1gh Inc1dentally Mr Ke1th IS the announcer over the detect1ve program The Mystery of the Green man solved t . . I . . . 1 , . , . 1 1 . . 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 . . 1 - 1 . 1 , . 1 . . . . . 11 . 11 . 1 . - 1 1 I . 11 . . 11 . 1 1 1 , . . 1 . , . 1

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by lvan Marks l hear they adve use those famous Mar1wana crgarettes that were 1nvented about ten years ago l.ad1es that are 1nterested IH the latest styles and fash1ons are urged to attend the fash1on show that 1S berng held at the Red L1ght Fash1on Shop Wed nesaay afternoon Several noted models are to be there The noted and beau t1ful MISS Opal DIXCH w1ll model the latest styles 1n even1ng wear A new hat shop has been opened on Ma1n street by Mrss VITQIUIG Wrrght The name of 1t 1S No Two Al1ke lt 1S rumored that 1t lS very classy and upto da e Remember when V1rg1n1a worked beh1nd the rrbbon counter m Woolworths7 Those long dragged out Saturdays must have been an 1nsp1ra t1on to her 1-lep cats dont forget to go for your danc1ng lesson Thursday n1ght A new teacher that has the latest and most comphcated ntterbug steps down pat v11ll be there to help you MISS Toml1n IS known all over the South for her Gblllly to teach people to utter bug If you des1re someth1ng a l1ttle more on the SGYIOUS srde MISS M1ldred Bnan w1ll be there to teach the ballet Dont forget to come for your lesson lt Flew Away W1th The Breeze starrlng Betty Grlbert and Clark Gable IS now play1ng at the R1alto Th1s show 1S a Paramount pfOdUCl1OH ana IS h1ghly recommended by all Cf1l1CS The Toppers new owners Conn1e and M1na Robmson are remodel1ng 1t and 1t 1S go1ng to be a swell place Th1ck JUICY steaks and root beer are the1r spec1als The openrng day w1ll be announced soon and coffee and ham burgers w1ll be on the house that day The broken hearted gentleman that wrote to our love lorn 9d1lOT Regena Cummrngs was grven very sens1ble adv1ce and l am sure he Wlll WIN h1s g1rl fr1end s heart and maybe her hand And now to the front page FLASH' ' A great tra1n wreck k1ll1ng and 1n1ur1ng 25 people occurred early th1s morn1ng The eng1neer Clay Hale was lookmg out the wrndow and the tra1n was gomg at such a great rate of spe a that 1t could not take the curve by llS9lf Hale sa1d he stayed up the ugh' before shoot1ng pool and was tryrng to wake up but a bystander sa1d he wh1st led at a blonde that was passmg The blonde was 1dent1f1ed as Ruby Dean W1lson and Hale found that she was a secretary IH a brg 1nsurance company The pol1ce havent decrded what to do Wllh the eng1neer yet An rmportant announcement on the front page stated that 11 was ve y urgent for all the teachers 1n th1s d1SlT1Cl to attend the Teachers Meetrng that IS to be held th1s week end How to ma1nta1n d1sc1pl1ne among the pup11s IS gomg to be d1scussed Pr1nc1pal Iames W1ll1GmS stressed that the Englrsh teacher Mary Cumrnrngs should be there lt seems that she has been navmg a lrttle trouble Wllh her pup1ls lately l frnrshed the paper and lald 1t as1de Wh1le lwas read1ng l had re l1ved my ure as a SGHIOT and real1zed the classmates l had that year would never be forgotten Y. . 1 . 1 4 1 , 11 . 11 . . . A . . . . . . . . A - v 1 . 1 , . . .. Yr . . . . . . 1 , . 11 . 11 , 1 . 1 11 1 11 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 9 . 1 . I . 1 1 . . . I' . . . . 1 . 1 q 1 1 - 1 . , ' 1.1 . . 1