Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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CLASS PROPI-IECY FOUNTAIN HILL FUTURF METROPOLI9 OF THF U S A FOUNTAIN HILL 1450 One summer TTIOI'I11l1g whale Kang Theodore and ueen Kathryn were strollang hand an hand through thear xegetable garden K1ng Theodore suddenly CXICAIITICCI Kathryn de ar I wonder how Fountaan Hall wall appear 500 years from now Cxf It lasts that long D To thas h1S de1ar wafe responded There IS only one way to find out and that as by consultang the famous prophet Maga Bauman who Bees All He ars All and Knows All f and we aren t krddmg eather Bo that afternoon they went to Maga Bauman s shack on Tombler Street and stated their mrssaon The Maga consented to help them and llllllledlltely demanded llence He then twarled has turb an and gazed ste adaly 1I1tO has na agac crystal The dull drab lafeless town and old weather beaten sh acks suddenly turned lnto lawht glowmg na ansaons wath streets of pure gold Cloke jokej G iZ1I1g down the ghmmermg street they suddenly he ard someone yell Gee I knew at couldn t lee true' They qurckly spot Edward Fox Presldent of the Hallers Bank CI'Vll1g to pack the gold from the streets Buddenly a braght red Jltney draven Cat least she was Slttlllg behind the wheelj by none other than Dorothy MCG1I1lCy U'll1SDOI'lI1I1g the recent newly weds Julla Skoutel as and AlV1l1 Kn able FOUFIKIIIH Hall s Bag Shots to the Rltz Plaz1a Enterang they 1ITl medlately spot the well known actress Lo1s Brunner and the world famous vrolmast Lucaa balvaggao surrounded by dClOI'1ITg spectators Presently the house lrghts dam the CUI'tl1l1 rases and Charles Bartek new owner of the Rrtz Pl az1a and also Master of Ceremonaes lntroduces the features of the evenlng Flrst on the program as Dorls Morrason Hollywood s latest and greatest discovery who entert uns w1th 1a m1l1tary tap Secondly the Tlllllllef Slsters Geraldnae and V1ola sang the number one hat song of the week Old Bl ack joe Followang th1s Pdlllllle Perrett concert p11an1st pl1ays Tchaakovsky s Concerto an C flat fand at sure as flatj Here for tun ately the program IS mterruoted by the clamor of horses hooves and desperate shouts of Whoa horse whoa are heard Mary jean Penn newly ele ted j1an1tress of the Pl az1a rushes out to 1I1VCSt1g ate and dascovers at as none other than Rowland Hettlmver who IS l1lV1I1g a lattle trouble wlth has horse DIISY Whexa pe ace IS 1aga1n restored Luc1lle Busklrk elocutlonlst and comedaan closes the first half of the program wath a number of Sk1tS In need of rel lXlfIlOl'l the guests lasten to the sweetest musac the other Slde of heaven provaded by Eugene Iaslello and has Royal Sun Setters uate a number of celebrataes are present thas evenmg ln the spot laght raght now are anet Clauser and jean Ruth famous fashaon styllsts clothed an one of thelr newest creatlons accompamed by Loralne Hafner Ameraca s le adlng jOl1I'I1ll1St Also 111 the foreground IS seen the Pl az1a s head waatress Mary Kathryn Flanagan buslly serving the guests A great confusaon as he ard and lmmedrately everyone s eyes 1are focused on that super salesman Wllllam Bernstena who 15 stall trylng to sell mouse traps 1n order to work hrs w ay through college Ag 1111 the house l1ghts dam but th1S t1me there seems to be sometlaang wrong wrth the curtuns Investagzatmg at IS dascovered that Betty Kuhns professaonal curt1a1n puller has Ill some way gotten entangled among the ropes Thus the Ratz Plaza wath 1tS merry crowd slowly fades away But because Klng Thecdore ansasts on seeang more of th1s great metropolas Mag1 Bauman agam gazes 111 o h1s crystal Slowly an ammense streamlaned bus carrymg Burgess Wannemacher and has personal hodyguards MIFIOII LlI'lC.llS Dorothy Mauser and Bern adme Frlck looms lnto vlew They are bemg transported to the Fountaan Hall Athletac Faeld where Pennsylv11n1a s 1 I 4 A 4 .l. . 1 , 1 1 Q 1 .1 . . . . .1 . , . . , ' 1 1 a a s 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 . , 1 1 K 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 , , 1 1 11 . 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 . . 1 1 1 ' ' S , 1 1 1 1 1 1. , 1 , 1 , 1 f 1 1 g . 1 . t , . 1 1 , , . 1 11 . . . 1 . . 1 , 1 , i 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 f , 1 1 . . 1. .1 . , 1. . . . 1 1 , r x , ' 1 . , ' 1 f 1 , ,1 f' , 1 1 1 , 1 . , 1 1 1 1 , I I 1 1 . I ' 1 y I 1 1 1 , . , 1 1 1 , 1 ' 1 1 . , , 1 1, 3 L ' 7 1 . . . 1 . .1 1, . . , 1 1 . , 1 , 1 1 ,1 11 11 . . . , , , 1 , , 1, , 1 1 1 . 1 1 , V 1 , 1 ,1 1 1 D , 1 1 , 1 . 1 ' 1 , , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Q 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 J1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1, 1 ,1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 , 11 I I K x I 11 1 , 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 . , 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1, , 1 1 1 . , , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 , 1 1 X 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 , 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , 1

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MRS. PITTENGER lfcttcr known :as Mom Mrs. P. has g.iined our :affection .and .admiration for heing .a kid .among kids. She h.as returned to high school to gain the necessary credits for college entrance and she leaves with za hamily ol' fiftyffive fthe others will gmduaate next yearl. LEONARD COTUGNO EARL THIEME ROBERT THORNBURC ELI WEAVER HESE four hoys pictured in the accomp anyinff panel represent what is the hest ofour Amerie an herit we cour age Twiee an the sp an of a few years were they e alled upon to exhihat th at courave first upon the battlefields of this war where some of them were wounded in hody hut enriched in soul second here at home where they returned to their hi h s hool studies some thine which was just as h ard for some to do a faeinv tie enemy In away they were facinv an enemy They were attemptinv to hridge the years of their participation in a world wide eon flict to comhine hro adening experiences with a newly dexeloped realization of the importance of educ ation The enemy was the self which rehelled at the thouvht of voinv hack with kid For the seeond time they faced an enemy for the seeond time they won a xictory And with that xietory must eome more th an a hwh school diploma These hoys should and must feel a keen sense of satisfaction the thrill of a ioh well done and the anticipition ofthe life for whi h they haxe x0 admirahly prepared themselxes and for whieh they haxe so well fouvht 5- N Q !: f fe '04, ,+,, , 'V'

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CLASS PROPHECY fCoratanuedJ ht ate F aar as scheduled to be held thas year Thas F aar h as been predacted to be the best of ats kand for ats m an agement has recently fallen anto the hands of the aaaallaonaare Cope Sasters Audrey Lucalle aaad Geraldane Helen Murphv and Doras Green the world s number one Sweater Garls Chubba l'ubbaD are busaly engaged an sellang tackets for the darang performance of those trapeve artasts Joyce iteffen and Elmer Trapp Thas by the way as Elmer s farst appearance an three years Has farst performance was not very successful The next gre at attr actaoaa as the Annu al Blue Rabbon Contest The soect ators watch breathlessly as the judges Molly Beck Dorothy Muhr and Alace Warth taste the food and anspect the anam als and plants The audges are un able to anake an anameda ate decasaon and quate a hot argument takes place The wanner as usual as Molly and she proudly presents the followang wath the blue rabbons to Rach ard Cressm an for the Hnest Buttercup ever grown an the Unated States to Dolores ohnson for the t astaest b atch of stewed prunes to Doras Ann Graver for the sourest packles to P atracaa Schuler for the fattest and me ataest hog an the Lehagh County and last but not least to Robert Scholl whose excellent voace makes ham an adeal hov caller As the crowd thans out Robert 'ieadenberver Dean of Kaeffer Stre t Manor a f ash aonable Hnashang school for garls as seen eng aved an conx ers ataon wath Fay Klane and Dorothy Van Buskark two members of has faculty Also seen are Paul Grunmeaer an ventor of Bracker s new super duper loaf and Rach ard Crtwean All Amerac an Halfb ack buslly dascusslng D1ck s last touchdown wh1ch by the way was quate so ne tame .ago Hurraedly racang through the exat are seen Dolores DeBell1s and El aane Marsteller who have lost no tame an flndang thear men and are probably glad to get aw ay fro aa house hold tasks for a day But twalavht as fallang and now they must once more turn thear attentaon to home Kang Theodore now acquaanted wath the two havhlavhts of Fount aan Hall requested a p assang resume of the remn ants of thas gre at metropolas The magac crystal as slowly turned once more revealang first of all the glamorous andustra al center Farst on the crystal as the famous Shank Beauty 'Salon Cl ancang ansade they spot Beatrace ats owner gavang Dorothy Walla ams the new ultra modern permanent wave Dotty as everyone knows as the world s le adanv c artoonast and raght now as doanv a seraes of sketches whach are to be featured an the Fount aan Hall Trabune Close by as a sagn re adanv Exclusaae Flowers For All Ianport ant Occ asa ans Thas busaness as man aged by ncne other th an Ruth Kaefer who h as bualt up quate a flourashang trade for herself lust then 1 voace as hefard shoutlng Step raght up folks get at whale 1tS hot' The owner as found to be Lucalle Ronca who as drummang up a much needed trade for the sale of her It ala an spavhetta Another twast of the crystal turns thear attentaon to the outskarts of Fount aan Hall where ls located the famous home of the Dennas stables Patsy owner and manager h as traaned many a Kentucky Derby waaaner Under her employ as Irene Plantone the one and only woman jockey an the world Both Patsy and Irene are workang hard for they haxe ha h hopes an brangang an another wanner thas ye ar Slovalv the crystal contanues to turn agaan thas taane xaewanv the suburban sectaon Here are located the dwellangs of the Haller Bar Shots amonv whoan as Mrs F Y Z Van Wyck Van Upton the former Arlene Newm an who h as proxen to be quate successful an the world of socaety And so these peaceful scenes too fade aw ay But waat' Suddenly a sh arp explosaon as he ard' The M aga of course dascovers th at at as no other th an Andrew Ber asley the m ad scaentast who 19 experamentanv wath has l atest anxentaon the g as stoxe Thu Kang Theodore and ueen Kathryn s atashed wath thear dascoxeraes thank M ava Baum an for has kandness Aaad as the couple slowly walk towards hoane the kanv proudly remarks I always knew nothing but the best would come of Fount aan Hall and her catazens Atmusa Coma Maaaa IEAN Paws. 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