Far Rockaway High School - Dolphin Yearbook (Far Rockaway, NY)

 - Class of 1943

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DOLPHIN PATRONS MRS. J. SMITH MR. MRS A. H. COLBERG . J. BRUST MRS. P. BAYSEN MRS . T. ORNSKY MRS. P. BEHR MRS. G. SHIRER MR. L. BUSH MRS. MR. MR. MR. C. BOHNE AND MRS. ROSENBERG GEORGE RIVKIN AND MRS. SCHAFHAUTLE SEYMOUR WEINSTEIN JAN MR. MR. MR. MR. E ABBEY WEISS A. L. TREBLE AND MRS. MAX WEINBERG ARNOLD KALMOWITZ M. GREENBERG MR. AND MRS. FRANK MR. MR. HENNINGSEN AND MRS. W. HORN AND MRS. LOUIS RENNER MR. AND MRS. B. GREENBERG MR. AND MRS. HARRY D. HOBERMAN MR. ANID MRS. LOUIS GOLDBERG JUDY GOLDBERG MR. AND MRS. S. w. LEVY MR. AND MRS. S. SANDHAUS MR. AND MRS. M. J. BELL AND MRS. MORRIS Fox AND MRS. EDWARD BRABAND MR. MR. MR. CHARLES TAYLOR MR. AND MRS. HARRY KOLODNY MISS H. LIEBICH MRS. J. GUMPERT MISS H. BERNIS MR. AND MRS. S. C. MAYER MR. AND MRS. HARRY LUFT MR. AND MRS. DENNIS HURLEY MR. AND MRS. H. GELLER MR. AND MRS. JESSE LEVITT MR. AND MRS. H. BLUESTEIN 67

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Souplime to Ridiculous QCont. from P. 60D First tip the soup plate toward the rear so that if anything goes wrong, the liquid will spill either on the tablecloth or into the unwilling but dependable lap of the person sitting opposite you. Now come exhibit A, the pump, and exhibit B, the drill. The latter is used for drilling holes in the soup plate. Considering the size of the average pump, it would be extremely diiiicult to manipulate it by hand, especially if your neighbor is lefthandedg therefore, pipes and pedals are connected to the pump which is operated by the foot like an old-fashioned sewing machine. CEd. Note: This article was written before shoe rationing.j The pipes in the pump are adjusted in the holes made by the drill and the machine is now in working order. Of course all of this pre- liminary work is done before the hot soup is poured into the plate, otherwise the soup may pass down into the pipes, thereby giving the innocent diner what is commonly called a hot foot. If the apparatus is correctly employed, as the foot treads upon the pedal, the liquid in the plate is forced up into the pump by pressure, and the soup squirts out through a special nozzle. Obviously, the mouth of the person must be placed at a 1800 angle to the mouth of the pump or else the soup will, unfortunately, not reach the desired destination. Happily, one does not need a complicated mathe- matical equation for the best results, the sole essential tool being a 12-inch Board of Education ruler which one of the art teachers will gladly donate for this use. If, by chance, a ruler is not obtainable by this method, I possess one which I shall gladly lend for one package of dehydrated soup. s , In conclusion, I offer humble apologies to Orson Welles and the manufacturers of Cambellis Soups for any sales losses they may suffer as a result of the wide-spread use of my invention. Sozwenairs CCOnt. from P. 555 fancy hair-do's. All of it seemed a dream. Even when she walked home from school, the houses all alike in some streets, the numbers at the corners, the square, flat side- walks, all seemed imaginary. How could she be here? No, she would wake up any minute. But how silly! Of course it was all real. The ocean separated her from the objects of homesickness, and it was no use hurting herself, recalling them. That history homework! What! Already 11:30? She closed her books. To- morrow, in section and lunch, she would catch up on the rest. It wasn't three years ago any more. Now, she could read and write easily, and even, in casual talk, be some- times mistaken for an American, which gave her a great thrill. Oh, yes, now she knew why the Statue of Liberty made her heart beat . . . .51 'PLAY The Tramp CCon1f. from P. 615 I can not stay anywhere, but I must go. You have been very kind to me these last three weeks, John. Good bye. isl- U -',' Yaroslav turned to the closet, took out his box of paints and walked out, closing the door slowly after him. 66



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was al 5 o I , o X o WI 5L We S ar vl7 JOHN STREET 4 i ' NEW YORK,N.Y. Jlfanufczcturing Speaiazlgf fewelers 7 School ancl College Jewelry Club Emblems Medals, Cups, Trophies and Plaques T Official Jewelers +o The Class of June I943 Far Rockaway High School Patronize Our Advertisers

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