Gouverneur High School - Deanonian Yearbook (Gouverneur, NY)

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Youth...Luster...Color for your lips by MONSIEUR DIER A lipstick created on a radically new principle. Special ingredients roughen and toughen your lips. Every min- ute you wear this lipstick, you are unprotected from the I elements. The natural look vanishes. Your lips are pale, dry, and lusterless. We have four unflattering colors. See our Pea Green, Lizard Yellow, Swamp Brown, and Cowslip Orange. Mile. Glenrose Calnon, just returned from Paris, demonstrates this delightful I new lip lure. ! BUSTER DIER SALON I Clifton Hill Road, Elmdale GIRLS IN THE ENSEMBLE Betty Maloy Ola Clark Doris Clark Amelia Clohosey Elizabeth Evans Dorothy Edwards EXECUTIVE AND TECHNICAL STAFF Marion Temple Barn Manager Myrle Armstrong Stable Girl Dorothy Wilson Hilts’ Gowns | The sensation of Paris. I Hilts-hoop skirt in cos- j j tume velvet, poised over j ! a hooped taffeta petti- coat. Many stunning models, including the j Proprietress, Miss Mil- | dred Hilts, Miss Mary j j Fowler, and the cele- j ! brated European rave, ! Miss Helen Fredenburg. j | 1 Chief Lantern Lighte Stroll ’Cross | The Street j Intermission and after theatre refreshments! The rendezvous of radio and j stage celebrities. Some con- j stant patrons include Fred- j eric Becker, the comedian, and j Louise Brunet, Sophie Tuck- j er’s successor. j Doug Pete Pharmacy (Heavy Weight Champion) jj | Page Twenty-four

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MATRIMONIAL BUREAU AND ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN All confidences published in the Who’s in Love Magazine on sale under the Bridge. Dive in! If you survive, tell your troubles to DOROTHY DYGERT, Agent A COW SHED RHAPSODY danced by Dairy Maids, Butter Churners, Farm Hands, and Cow Herders. A Cow Charles Frye ACT II MARKET DAY IN THE VILLAGE When Antoinette and Armand go to town. ACT III MIDNIGHT AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD When the villain breaks in and tries to steal Antoinette, amid loud snores and gasps from Grandma and Grandpa. The climax—When the Little Red Hen saves Antoinette. CREDITS The Model “T” Ford was generously given to this production by the wealthy Tea Importer, Mr. Marcus Chase. Make-up was supervised by the Talcville City make-up artiste, Mme. Eloise Dain. The Little Reid Hen was loaned by Elmer Drummond and the barn by Peggy Greene. FLOWER BOWER Flowers of any shape, fragrance, size, hue, price, material, j quality. j Corsages made especially for men. Come in and be fitted. ? MARY WRANESH j Page Twenty-three

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