Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Okay, Genie. Here they are. 'gQuickly, look through them. Okay: That book is written by TOBY NORMAN and is listed as a best seller by its publisher, MARTY EDELMAN, the owner of Random House. He,s still getting ahead, that boy. Here's the Atlantic Monthly and MIKE JAFFE's the editor. And look at that article. It says ANN SCHNEIDER is to be the featured pianist at the recital at Carnegie Hall tonight and is to be accompanied by the New York Philharmonic, led by RUDY NESLADEK. Look! IRA JOLLES is the editor-in-chief of the New York Times, BLOSSOM BIRNBERG is the news editor and CHARLIE STILLMAN is the paper's leading sports writer. Hell, it figured. I bought one more magazine that we forgot to look at-Harper's. It wouldn't surprise me if-he is. JOHN DONATI's the editor. Well, that's enough of this. It's giving me an inferiority complex. Now I have an idea. Let's go to a movie. Weare bound to learn a lot from the newsreels and the picturesf, i'Occasionally you astonish me, lowly one, for I must admit that your idea appeals to me. Lead on. 'CI can see one two blocks away. Hurry up, Genie. 'iSave your mone yon tickets. When I count to three, we shall find ourselves inside. W'ell, here we are inside, Genie. The picture's already started. Let's find seats. ':The name of the picture is 'Front Windowf starring-Gee, I don't recognize the names on the program, but I do recognize the faces of those beautiful girls on the screen and I'm sure they're BARBARA ZALBERT and GLORIA COOPER- MAN. The names on the program must be their stage names. It looks like we came in at the end of the picture. The next picture is 'How to Marry a Billionairef Looks like thereis still infiation. Wait, three new people just entered the scene and I recognize all of them. They,re MARIE PIESCO, BARBARA HIRSCHMAN and JUDY SPECTOR. Well, it seems that five well-known Lafayette personalities have turned into five well-known movie personalities. Genie, what happened to the picture? It's over but it just startedf, HI found it necessary to speed time up, so that we will not spend too much time here. The newsreel will now go on and after that we will leave. Look, the first news item is about an Art Exhibit displaying the works of SHERRY COHEN and EDDIE REICHBACH. It was arranged by DONNA KATZ and ROCHELLE SILBERZWEIG. They'll make a million-oops, a billion. The credits read: Photographed by JACK BERNSTEIN, photography editor of the Associated Press. That boy sure worked himself up. The next item is Broadway Headlines of the Week with the voice of NIYRA MARCUS, Broadway columnist for the New York lNorld-Telegram and Sun. Those two Hollywood soeialites are GLADYS LOWEN and BARBARA KESSLER. They're now the co-owners of Grauman,s Chinese Theater, and look at the party they threw. That's the end of the newsreel, Genie. Genie, wake up. W'here to now? Ho-hum. Pardon. Now you will once again enter the bottle, N0 that we may return to your own time, and that I may be relieved of you and your low mentality. You know, sometimes I get the idea you donit like me. You're lucky I don't get mad at you.', Cease this idle chatter and make haste. Y'N'ith this final remark from the Genie, the poor mortal Lafayette student twho is mej got into the bottle to return to my own time and to leaye behind the most .exciting adventure of my life. But I forgot to ask one question-What does the future hold for me?

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