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Alumni N mvs of 19177 A PAGE FROM THE DIARY OF HELEN FORTUNATO “I was very happy to have won the jack-pot prize in “Know Your Foods” taslevision contest, on April 21. 1977. I left Cleveland on May 14. 1977 and arrived in Mexico City via Rocket Lines half hour later, fitting an officer of high rank. My guide, I was happy to find, was my old classmate, Helen Geletka. Former classmates James Pekarik and John Palencar were promoted to five and four star generals, respectively. while their dear friend. Lor in Weilacher. was demoted to a corporal, due to misconduct un- Shc later told me that she is the good-will ambassador to Mexico. She took me to visit all the beautiful cafes and parks of Mexico City. In the heart of the city, I spied an exquisite looking store called Scar-dicchio's Fashion Center. Miss Geletka pointed out to me that this beautiful store is owned and supervised by Miss Phyllis Scardiechio, and the person that designs all these gorgeous clothes for the Fashion Center is that famous dress designer, Miss Gloria Matyshyn. We left the Fashion Center and went across the street to a cozy little cafe called “R. U. Inn” to have some coffee. We sat down at a table and waited to be served. About one hour later a stout man came and greeted my guide, and to my surprise the owner of this little cafe turned out to be Nick Saris. He ordered for us and we enjoyed a wonderful meal a la Saris. We visited many other places, but the one place I really enjoyed seeing was the Casino on Sombreros Street. It was so beautifully decorated inside with its fine furniture and flowers—really a beautiful job of interior decorating. Miss Geletka told me enthusiastically that this job was done by the internationally famous interior decorator, Miss Arline Krug. We went to the front of the cafe and I noticed on the billboard that the one and only Bcrnadinc Ivan was the main attraction there for that night. We wound up the trip by visiting the museum of Mexico and I returned to Cleveland on June 14. 1977. after having had a very profitable and enjoyable trip.” •Released by permission of Miss Helen Fortunato. and publisher. Mr. Eugene Morad. THE JOHN BURSEREAN COMPANY Stick and twist pretzel repairing. If you have the dough well fix it. —Advt. REPORTER INTERVIEWS CORRESPONDENT Your reporter interviewed the well-known European correspondent for the Cleveland Gazette, Miss Olga Artbaucr, in her luxurious suite in Hotel Rialto. The tales that Miss Artbaucr had to tell were very interesting, especially the trip to India. Miss Artbaucr said excitedly that she was not the only white person there. She was so happy to meet an old classmate of hers by the name of Dolores Ruggiero. Miss Ruggiero was sent there by the Scientists of America as an archaeologist. She had discovered many tombs. Miss Artlwuer's other trip to Paris was a happy occasion because she met a number of her old classmates. One of them was Miss Georgette Shacr-ban, who has her “Bon Bon Shop in Paris. One of her other acquaintances in Paris was a prominent socialite of that city, Eleanor Guba. As you all know, she is the discoverer of that great hair coloring Cheveau bleu de Guba.” The other trip to Argentina was very delightful because she witnessed the coronation of Miss Argentina” who was no other than Miss Elsie Hannus. Mr. Argentina was that great wrestler of Argentina Mr. Richard Kibort. During her last stop, which was South Africa, she met the Milton Berle” of Africa. Mr. Charles Guenther. and his associates. Mr. Bohdan Chopko and Mr. Robert Esscndorf. While visiting the diamond mines. Miss Artbaucr saw Mr. Earl Kehoe hunting for the greatest diamond of South Africa. One of the most unforgettable sights she witnessed, was JBig Chief Long Beard” (Wady) Thomas. ♦ Swank Night Club Opens December 24 The new and modern Ridge-Fulton Night Club is now open for business. Proprietor Ronald Losneck will give white roses to the first fifty-two women wearing red and white outfits. Dave Nester regains weight lifting title by defeating former classmate, Ralph Sharosky. Dave came through with a record of 500 lbs.. upsetting Ralph’s world record of 425 lbs. • • Women's Discussion Club Meeting Wednesday, October 1.1977, promises to be a grand evening at the Women’s Discussion Club Meeting. The guest speaker for the evening will be Miss Caroline Gerz. who has been touring the country to autograph her newest and greatest book. I Married A Grave Digger. Miss Gerz is the wife of that famous grave digger, Mike Yackin, who was the inspiration of Caroline’s book. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. Miss Ethel Kopelec, president of the club, invites everyone to attend this meeting. • ♦ • Attention, stout ladies! Bruce Leigh, well-known farmer, has discovered a new potato. Less starch and less weight producing ingredients. • • • Special Notice Tonight, July 9. 1977, there will be a program at the Cleveland Public Library with guest speakers. Miss Joan Ileikell and Mr. Delmar Zach-arias. who will speak on Modern Paintings and Ceramics ” Miss Hcikcll and Mr. Zacharias arrived in Cleveland from Paris—where they had been painting for the last ten years. The program will start at 8 00 P. M. Admission is free. • • • Advertisement Arc you one of those girls that just doesn’t know what to do with her hair? Stop worrying! Just visit the Lombard Beauty Salon” at 1703 Euclid Avenue. You'll be given special attention by the world-famous hair stylist. Miss Alice Lombard. who just returned from Paris and has taken lessons from Pierre’’ Steve Babas, the originator of the Babos hair styles. Don't wait—visit her now. and if you are not satisfied. Miss Lombard promises to undo your hair free of charge. 24
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Al l MM NEWS OF 1977 CLEVELAND, OHIO JANUARY, 1977 VOL. I, NO. 1 OLD GRADS OF JANUARY, 1952 HOLD REUNION Remember the picture above? It was taken at one of our many memorable events at Lincoln—the Informal Dance. After a seemingly short period of time. Lincoln graduates of January 1952. will be rejuvenated at a gala reunion. This coming Friday at 8:00 P M., on November 30. 1977. we hope to have as wonderful a time as we once did in 1951; and if possible. make it an even more joyous and a more memorable event. A variety of sounds of approval from a delighted audience burst forth as the curtain went up. Never before has such realistic scenery appeared on a stage. Famous interior decorator. Irene Maximuk, has set a new high in theatrical scenery. Living up to their reputation of King and Queen of the Theater. Pat Olbrys and Frank Koval thrilled the audience. If everything else had failed. Pat and Frank would still have been a hit. No team was ever The enticing portion of the program for the evening will be a roast beef dinner planned by Loretta Knapik, followed by the customary, but brief, after-dinner speeches delivered by our class officers. The remaining portion of the program will be much the same as the Informal of 1951 except for an added attraction: the men will be entertained by the women. Attempting to challenge all women oncomers in a game of basketball so dearly loved by all audiences. Who noticed the '“little old flower lady in the third act? With only three lines this “unknown was discovered by talent scout. Steve Ripich. Imagine his mortification, upon learning that the extra ' was the well-known director. Diane Hixcnbaugh. Robert Berkowitz. the producer, was busy in the counting house during the entire play, and from the looks of things will be kept busy indefinitely. will be Helen Basha. Audrey Idock. Esther Moeller, Dorothy Chaigen. and Alice Slaw, all of whom participated in all intramurals offered to girls at Lincoln. Gail Wartko and her ‘‘Thousand Strings” will provide music for dancing entertainment during the remainder of the evening. • First Lady of Land Extends Invitations Tessic Packis. dietician and connoisseur of fine foods, has accepted an invitation to direct a succession of dinners to be given at the White House. Amy Cores will help Tess prepare the new receipes they discovered in France, and Pat McEwen will be on hand to sharpen appetites with her famous hors d’oeuvres. An enormous cake in the form of the Pentagon will be made and decorated by Walter Schmidt. This coming Sunday, January 16. 1977, is the first day on which a scries of dinners will be given, planned by that grand First Lady. Dorothy Dette. Each succeeding dinner will feature food from a different country. FIRST NIGHTER WINS ACCLAIM Let Me Live. a musical drama written by Richard Petrusky, literary genius, had its gala premiere last night. Sergej Plotnikov, who composed the scores for Let Me Live, could not attend, as he was at the Metropolitan as the violin soloist. 23
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