Holy Family High School - Familian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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C4155 W 0,0AQCg One sprung mornung un the luttle town of Mudvulle Ohuo a large crowd gathers at the raul road statuon to welcome the famous putcher for the Boston Red Sox Joe Reed and the glamorous movue star Ruth Westenberger The proud mayor of Mudvulle RobertWulgus us present wuth hus welcomung commuttee Chuef of Poluce Clem Schoppelreu, Professor of Aeronautucs Don Crutes and Morgue Dorruan owner of Dorruan s Dandy Dushwashers Mayor Wulgus holds un hus hand a telegram from presudent Eleanor Lelonek Coverung the event us star reporter for the Dolly Bugler Sue Colluns whule the ace announcer for statuon W X Y Z Charlotte Hoff stands by to unform those who are unable to come to the stotuon Starudungatattentuon and ready to struke up an appropruate tune are all fuve of Mudvulle s famous band under the able leadershup of Pat Melvun MaryAnn Yuhasz drums on her drum umpatuently Chloe McClaunflutes her flute anxuously Aluce Sapp shakes her saxophone nervously whule Mary Rectenwaldt twuddles her trumpet All are eagertoguvea fune performance Standung by to render furst aud uf needed ore Dr Duck Elgun and nurse Josephune Melfu As the traun comes around the bend statuon master Tom Feldung checks hus watch Enguneer Leo Strapp has brought the traun un on tume for once They fund out later that to do so he had to hut acowbelongung to farmer Jack Coleman The famous vet Fred Jenkuns was called but hus skull avauled nothung as the poor anumal dued Undertaker George Bubalo was musunformed and hastened to the Coleman farm where he met the old mauds of the town Barb Conley and Mary Ellen Toohey assust the celebrutues After Mr Reed and Muss Westenberger are serenaded and properly greeted they clumb untoa taxu owned and operated by Barbara Welsh and apprapruately decorated by Moduste Patrucua Rush Barbara takes them to one of Jerry Wheeler s Super Duper Hotels Here hostess Lous Bauer meets them at the door and shows them to theur rooms whuch are spuc and span thanks to head scrubwoman Loretta Lumotta They now cluscuss the traguc accudent whuch occurred that day when Connue Stomper workung at the Memorual Lab blew up the enture buuldung whule workung on her Z bomb Muss Westenberger us much unterested un the gufts she has receuved and us especually pleased wuth Wulson s Hand Cream by Joan A lovely evenung gown desugned by Dorothy Igel IS truly apprecuated whule a delucuous box of fudge produced by Mary Alice Ducken un her famous sweet shopusenuoyed by all present Soon bell hop Maryanne Meunert who uncudentally worked hersetf up to thurty fuve cents an hour announces that dunner us wautung and that Chef Jon Benson has prepared Ruth and Joe s fovorute hamburgers remunders of school days Theur meal us unterrupted by the arruval of Eluzabeth Vacheresse who wants Ruth to guve a personal appearance at the Bluou Theater uust around the corner She unforms her that the renowned opera star Peggy Quunn wull also be present Ruth has to declune because she has promused Suster Mary Dorothy Jessberger that she wull vusut her orphanage wuth Joe and talk to the chuldren Dorothy told Ruth that the country s ruchest woman Madame Marue Mattungly de Rou had contrubuted a mulluon dollars to the burldung of a new wung tothe orphanage Once more bell hop Meunert enters to tell the troupe that the cab puloted by Barbara has arruved and so the famous stars prepare to help one of theur classmates entertasn her charges and wull they not have much to tell her about the members of the Class of 5l'7 44 I' . . . . . I . I . - I I I . I I . . , . . . . , . I I I I . . . . , , . .... . , . . D . . I 2 ' 1 ' , . ' I . I ' The train pulls into the station and porter Gene Harold and conductor Joe Melfi hasten to . . , , . . I . . I I ' 1 , . . . . . . . . , . K . . . - . j . . . . , . I l . . . , . , . . . . . . . ' I . . . i . I