Franklin K Lane High School - Senior Echoes Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Shwmn millionaire beaver king. He has thirty thousand beavers building dams for him in rivers all over the United States. It is a very proiitable business if you went to take time to train your beavers. Rollie can frequently be seen in the dusk of evening throwing diamond bracelets from the top of his penthouse. Pat Goin found herself a very interesting occupation. She is a pearl diver in Cuba, a very exceptional one at that. Every year Pat stars in a diving exhibition Where she dives from the top of the crater into boiling lava two hundred feet below. Pat's husband is a very rich Cuban who disapproves of her work immensely, but Pat craves excitement and won't give up her other love. Rosalie Meents is a script writer for the mystery program Hands in the Night . Rosalie is very mysterious and spends most of her time locked in her room alone, writing for the next program. Rumors say that Rosie has been experimenting with voodoo and black magic. Katie Sowers accomplished one of her high school desires also. She is a nurse in an institute for the feeble-minded. Kate says that she likes her work there as it reminds her so much of her days at S.C.H.S. Kate is still single, but she has her eye on the cutest little kleptomaniac you ever saw . ' Frances Busick is now the proprietress of the famous night spot, Ciro's. Fran previously was the top entertainer at the Mocambo. She had so many ardent admirers that they bought Ciro's and gave it to her as a gift. Fran's stage name is Bench-legs . Perhaps one of the most interesting seniors of 1947 is John Clark. He lives in a cave high in a rocky mountain of Mexico. Some say that he lives entirely by himself as a confirmed bachelor, but others who have explored his living quarters have heard loud sounds which usually come from night clubs. This interested me so, I wrote to John's mother, and she informed me that John is far from a woman hater secluded from the world. Every week he orders twenty girls sent to him from various night clubs to entertain him along with a twelve piece orchestra which he continuously employs. So there you have what the Sheldon senior class of 1947 is doing at they present time in 1957. ESENIOR AMBITIONS J Cyril Donohue-to own a large farm of 199 2110 acres. 2. Dean Hunigniess-to be a good sungeon. 3. Donaldi Faupel-to own a L59 9e10 acre cliarm. 4 Doris Glasigorw-to be an eivangeliisit. 5 Fern Richison-to merry a rich ran-cher and raise cattle and horses. . U 5 Fpanigeg Bugqek-to be 3 p-hysical education teacher. 7. Helen Garfield-to be a missionary. 3, Jean igte,V.e.nS..tO .be a famous journalist. 9 John 'Clark-to be an insurance dealer. 10. Kathryn Soiwers-a private diulty nurse. 141. Nina Hall-to Jbe a social secretary or a good house-wife. 12 Norma Warriicke-t,'o write a book and have it lpfulblished-. 13. Patricia Goin-a homermaker. ' 14. Phyllis SlCl1l-O'UIl'1'31'1-'LO play in a symphony orchestra, Ronald Lamibert-to 'be a good fbariber. 16. Rolland Light-to :be successiful in whatever I undertake. 17. Rosalie Meents-to Hoe a 'gOOd' fDi3I1iS'C. 18. Virgiiniia Walsihea homemaker. 19. Vifaivel Maibbitit-a homeimaker. 20. Wiizbitir Yana-to oiwn and operate a 1610 1-10 acre live- stock farm. 1947 A

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Sdeddma POPULARITY POLL r On March 23, 1947, the Shehian starff ooniducted a poll off the student Hoody. Dhe results were very close and there Were a nurnlber of ties, 'The poll consisted Of two ESFOUDSQ in the 1firSt grouap only the girls or looys who received the most votes- were listed. In the second group, the first, second, and third ratings are given. The Only drarw :hack in one of t-hese types of polls is that many times the voters are prejudiced in th-eir decisions, and sornetimeg the results aren't too accurate. At any rate here is the final outcome. GROUP I Most oompular girl-Letha Conner and Norma Warrick. Most ioopular looy-aCyril Donohue, Best sense of humor of ilooysQPete O'iCon-nor. , Best sense of humor off girls-tFranceg Busick, Norma Warrick, and Letha Conner. Most active girl-Norma Warrick. Most active io-oy-Joe Eagle. Best looking girl-Letha Conner. Best looking looyF1Biorb Young. Best girl dancer-Jean Hungness. Best mlooy dancer-Uioihn Clark. Most fun of girls-Phyllis Morgan and Jean Hunugness. 2 Most fun oef boys-Pete fO'Connor and Paul Claiwson. 'Best dressed girl-Phyllis Sohliotrnan and Letha -Conner. Best dressed looy-4RoUoert Young and John Clark, Best school spirit of gir1s+4Norrna Warrick. Best school spirit of boys-Joe Eagle. GROUP II Favorite Bands: 1. Guy Lombardo. 2, Ed-die Horward. 3. Tex Ben-eke and Sloike Jones. Favor-ilte Actor: 1. Rollo-ert Walker. 2. Van Johnson and Dennis Morgan. 3. Cornel Wilde and Gregory Peck. Favorite Actress: 1. June Allyson. 2. Jeanne Craine. 3. Ingrid Bergman. Favorite Radio Program: 1. Red Skelton. 2. Hit Parade. 3. Bolo- Hompe, Bing Crosby, Manhattan MerryaGo-Round, People Are Funny. Favorite Pastime: 1. Dancinlg. 2. Sports. 3. Parties and necking. 'Favorite Song: 1. Anniversary Slong. 2, Star Dust, Heartaches, and To Each His Own. 3. The Girl 'That I Marry, The Old Lamplighter, That's W-here I Came In. Favorite Book: ' 1. Leaive Her to Heaven. . 2, Forever Amber, Seventeenth Surnnner, The Snake Pli- l?47 o -