Jenkintown High School - Jenkintonian Yearbook (Jenkintown, PA)

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ULHSSPHUPHECU For a senior trip the class of '44 decided to take a short cruise in Donohue's Deluxe Dream Boat. An unexpected gale blew this valiant craft and its crew onto an unknown island, and we visit them twenty years later in spirit. First person who catches our eye is Bob Shisler, the beachcomber. On seeing his carefree attitude we faint and later are revived by the splash of salty sea water ministered by Bill Fisk, the island life guord. l-le leaves us, however, to plunge into the briny depths. We continue on our way up the winding path and stumble over the prostrate form of Carlile, who has never recovered from the shock of seeing his first and only ship go down. We leave him and find ourselves in a prosperous community. The first sound that reaches our ears is caused by the island chain gang under the able supervision of Barbara Roberts. Turning from this scene of horror we see Paul Cutright selling Biondi-Be-Curlers to the less fortunate. ln competition is Pat Reisgen who is peddling her hair bleach to the up and coming female population who realize that gentlemen prefer blondes. Disgusted by this commercialism we make our way into McFeeter's Pharmacy for a sparkling glass of Regan's Real Relief guaranteed to cure athlete's foot, house maid's knees, and hangovers. Printed on the door nearby in' large letters is L. W. Heiss, Tobacco Expert, Leaving the drug store we notice a poster warning us of a lecture to be given by Dr. J. Paul Fitzgerald and his two able assistants, John Fleming and William Nichols, world renowned scholars. Across the street we see the village street cleaner, Rhoda Fishman laboriously scrubbing the street with her trusty toothbrush. Vlfe fol- low the crowd to the corner where Rev. Poley and his smile awhile missionaries, Mary Tribou, Carolyn Seymour, and Jonet Walton are blending their harmonious voices in Mairzy Doats. Through the crowd wanders Louis McAllister, the sandwich man, advertising Dottie Gillet's All-night Tavern. As we approach the tavern, chaperoned by Mary Lou Eisentrager, we are impressed by the Eby Foundation Library, an imposing structure housing l-leidi and the immortal l-loney Bunch books, Slipping through the tavern door, we swoon to l-lopson's rendition of Sunday, Monday or Always. Assisting him is none other than Bob l-lolmes who administers Twenty-four