Henderson High School - Henderson Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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Over there looking at a miniature of Mr. l-leed's planetarium is Nancy l-ligh, brilliant editor ol the new magazine Good Office Keeping. She is talking with Dr. Virginia Deldaven, lamous psychologist and author oi the great book lt's Not What You Do, lt's What Your Ancestors Did Before You. Miss Esther Falini and Miss Maryruth Gibbons, noted as Americals typical housewives, just came in. Ah, here comes the famous builders ol the newest rocket ship-Misses Katherine and Peggy l-loopes. Clhey call their ship Willitgo -why, no one seems to knowlb Miss Annabelle Markley, Miss Nancy Bruno, and Miss Betty Fenstermacher, all world Famous typists, are now looking at Venus. Clheir records are QO3,406,543,000 words per second? Betty Taylor, distinguished general in the Nurses Cadet Corps, just came in. fshe is the only woman ever awarded this high rankj Ah, here comes some ol the noted candidates lor the next presidential election-Americals favorite sons-Jakie Lee, l-lerbert Graves, Gene peed, and Nicholas lridemas Cmany believe, however, that it will be a black horse electionj Admiral l-loward Weaner, ol the battleship Sink, Sank, Sunk, is discussing the naval tactics used in the last war. Ah, a little bit ol eye raising is going on right now. Judy Welsh, Mary Strickland, Nancy Wetherby, Joanne Keller, and Shirley Westwood, this year's candidates For the Miss America title, just walked in. Clhis year the girls will model the latest rocket suits instead ot the usual beach wearj Hear that applause-no wonder-here comes Miss Ruth Pollock, Mr. George Rodeback, Miss Margaret Allston, Miss Louise Bonsai, Miss Amelia lngram and Mr. Ralph Baker, stars ol the new television program-The Duz Radio Theater-QWith them is Miss Marion l-larvey director-producer ofthe programj. Oh, Mr. l'leed has just announced that the observatory must close lor the night. That means that we must leave, but we are ready. Alter seeing all these famous people, we ieel a little star dazed l-low about you? JANE STAUS, '44 ANN SEABOLDT, '44 Seventy-one

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Seventy Star - Dazing' ' Twinkle, twinkle little star, Shining from afar, Tell us each how we shall thrive ln 'l955l April 27, 1955, New York City. Tonight marks the gala opening of the Onward to Mars Electrical Observatory. Everyone of any importance is here tonight. Never saw so many celebrities in one place before. This is without doubt the biggest thing that has ever hit the big cityn- What this rocket ship craze hasn't clonel Everyone is star-minded these days. Ah-ha, here comes Mr. William l-leed distinguished astromer and discoveror of the new planet Flato. Mr. l-leed is also the builder of the playful planetarium which is one of the main attractions of the observatory. With Mr. l-leed is Mr. William Dean, bachelor editor of the sensational newspaper which is sweeping the country, For Men Only. Oh, there is Miss Sara Bond noted author of the book-of-the-month, A Branch Grows in West Chester. Miss Margarita Minich, world famous dress designer, whose costumes for the hit play Nicotine Roadu are a sensation, and Miss Marcia Chambers dynamic buyer for Donwitt and Mellers, just came in. Over there in the corner by the telescope is Miss Ann Seaboldt, world famous concert pianist and composer of The Octive in B Flat Minor. She is talking to Miss Nancy Pyle, the famous French teacher and author of the text book, You Too,Can +-Try To Speak French. Ah, Mr. Elisha Cloud, noted basketball, football, and Chinese Checker expert, just made his entrance. The Misses Charlotte Slemmer, Frances Wilson, Forest Sturgill, and Jane Gray, leading artists of the day, just came in with their masterpieces tucked under their arms Clhey are afraid to leave them home-termites, you knowll. Professor Robert Sterling of Cale University and author of the sensational book For Whom the Alarm Clock Rings is now looking at Jupiter through that large telescope in the center of the building. Over there observing the sun dial is Vernon Brewer, l'lollywood's gift to the ladies and star of the currently showing movie As Thousands Boo. With Mr. Brewer is Richard Brown the famous Shakespericin actor who is now starring as the dagger in a revival of Macbeth. I Oh, here comes Mr. Frank Clark, brilliant philosopher whose theories on the ways and means of licking o postage stamp are world famous. Mr. Fred Schwartz, Mr. Tripp, and Mr. Robert Campbel l, men about town, just came in accompanied by the usual bevy of follies beauties. Looking at the ancient time instruments in the display case in the far end of the room is the sensational trumpet player with Jarry l lames and his orchestra, Bob l layes. Jane Staus, brilliant actress of New York, London, and Tin Ran Alley fame who is now starring in The Little Wolves, is discussing the international situation with Miss Barbara Grafton, famous Metropolitan Opera star and sensation ofthe opera 'iBarmen.

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