Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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CLASS PRCPI-IECY Contlnued ICIUSFF antc teS cd o n e '1 ne m outstandtng happemnas of h ddf was 'te ro k t plane exhtbt on Professor A Eldon Iohh on of Carth C e ad s p se ly p rfec d a oc-iet plane and was o tng to a empt a 'ltght to the noon Af er dymg a fortd goodbye to th Profe so I watch ed htrrt take off tn a cloud of 'dose and od off IHIO he heavens Hofvever after' reach Ing an altttude of approxtrnately one tftou ant fe t the profe sor rnachlne suddenly de veloped some ot of trouble and dtved headlong tn o the Pactft O ean I7 orn hxs hos pltal bed he told the ne Nspdper mer th orn hov ht 'tatherrdttcal alcula'1ons had not beer correct H dlsCOl r that h had 'daae X adal to K2 yl wden X shou have equaled C2 8 yl Th Whtle traveltng from Coast Dakota The ma1n toptc of dt cd come farrtou by urttlng a n 1 than our own Bt. ton Doty uno hts famous Doty Unabrrdgea I, Fro South D kotd I Nerd Cozy Coyne Country Club Mr Profes or sctd he would arry on afte hts recovery to Coast I topped tn Whrte Horse a ltttle town rn South ston tn the Itttle town NG the rnan who had recently be d1ct1onarJ Later I dr covered that the man NG no other lead ettred o th sectud d town of Whtte Ho se to edlt ctrona y t Lrn oln bra ka not there attended the well known Coyn the former Ma 1lyn Sn 1th wa the attracuve hos tess wno greeted rne at the do In St Loul lvfrssodtrt I tn nrrtg roorn lovely st atrs of mg that forever farrtous tu't Stnatra durrng rrtv htgh chcol gagement at thts hotel and wa a at tde f tou GTGP3 Paza Hotel A I enter d the IH IC tloa ed a 'ty ea s Mae tro Blng C osswelkrc Nas s1ng Youll llever Know Nhtcn was 'tad farnou by Frank day Croone Schunernan fSh1nnyD Nas ftmshtng hrs en planmng to leave for Chtcago the followrng week Whtle tn Chtcago I had he extre de pleasure of onc tore heartng 'ny old frtend Lola Schuneman play he prano Sde was rnaktrj a pectal appea a ce at the C nc Oper cert was most enjoyable In Loutsvtlle Kentucky I see the entlre race I obtatned mg all the detatl about th toured the count y reportthg all o th fa o races to the people ourse on 'dv tftp I xt tted the V1 'tt' House Th fa tous Irmrdy Anderson same old Itrnmy Afte seetng Robe t Hoch tat verth lv dm, y SIGIIS1' estate tted w t e coup e dr' dtsct. se ttr' s Depot lvfanltus has grown rnto qutte a t opolts 1n s or rne I was eurrttn l1fe d s tn a ern secldde lt le ho 'W s tt nded the horse races at Churcrnll Downs Wanttng to a eat close o the announcers stand Who should be tell face bdt at faetous announcer Btlly Anderson He haa he e and abroad o of Wo ld War II Yes folks he was the o are excellent had been el cted Pres1 nt of the Udtted States Anderson H1 powers of 'elhng people what to and on the tra1n I met we e eleb attng tnetr , 0 the I-I y Hocn hor e sO'1 v dc rrtany stght tn Washlnatoh I stat r and ht h r e Ma a d a the Mah 1 Untoh fast ten lea s alder C ot an old 'radt I ve o Mart u O 6 I I Vrrg 1 Ba a if Wh 1, d . Fr :Esc I visited h ,ec . d C lde Gal.. Exposittc. O - of the ost 1 ' . I . t e ' ' ' , tl V c e , ' . ' 'ti , . I . .s .aae olldge farne, h Qiup o. od e te . r Q, A a . a - ' ZZ . , t' o r.. . 1 ,z .' f e Ls. r, ' - ' . ' .sn ' .s ff A . t 3 ' , - ' ' , ' o I as e , 3. 's . ' 3 - , o 5 7 4 ' A d . - P ' 1 - ' 'C C r . ' '- ' o' ' J. fy . . .dt I5 ..e. 'f . .s r. .o . I C .' . . .e r ' e ed e I. ' e A' 4 8 1 I s ld - - . e as 7 ' c .or I . I M . T I , 3 . . t V , . , ' ' 't s: ' ' s I - . . 2 ' ' ' ' ev ' ' 1 's . . ' I s . . 'r . , ' I . r ' -' Z e F ' e' ' r ' a ' .1 o ' c , He s a f .., - - - . s e, ' r 1' , ' s . ' . - ' or '15, . I ', d e' I art s .' I s C e ' . d' - r I v vv1r-- I 9 5 Y rf' r' I r fs I w f- N . .., . .. ...ds t d t .. s . .. . - ' . Q . e, ' ' ' . ' . I. 'e s 's V ' ' . ' ' ' I tw - rt ., 5 e rr ' . ' ,. t ' l ' ' .N s r n 1' a House She was now appearrng under the :arte Lulu Dcrtants Schunemanhetrner. The con- ' , ' s 5 t ', . , - s e . e 1 .n .. . , : , ' . r , ' .. f e rn us . . - . r '. Of c . , .. A Q ' s' 'I .e e n her r , ' . , e . . 'ae . ' . , g , - t ' i 's 7 . ' . :i . r . ' .. i' is ' . ' ., : r ed for . ne, ' or is te Is Wife, t e fo rn r Tl n fl lg' . , .C ' -re c- r X ' ' .se a .. ed T' anntversary The told nie that they were reslilins' n .ent '- I vis' ' 'Ji h th l .d ' 3 a old 'nes unttl arrive ' t . .l us ' . . I ' ' ' rne 7 A 'S ' the ' J - 'A r' A f .. , ' r t . g to the ' of 'pinster YK U ., n . . ,, 1 , Ii ' :od . r ' A d tt .. :tie on the near nortl. 'ide f for Ii s This c rnpl tes the s'o Q' of our class thus far. - ' ma all rd

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CLASS PROPI-IECY Whewll Are my feet tirel ny purse 1 empty and my hair is Gray I Ju t returned from my long ought tip and I wouldnt exchange rny adventure for any a iount of money For you see I 'ri t all my old cla mates You li never know how I kimped and aved vthile working those long ten years In the early spring of l954 I left Manlius on the streamliner with all my belongings including Donna Hartz bool' MANNERS IN THE CITY Miss Hartz is taking the place of the well known E1r11ly Post who has retired I arrived in New York at Grand Central Sta tion lust at dusk Wishing to have a good night rest I hailed a taxi To my surprise who hould be the taxi drivcr but my old hoolmate Donald Briner I asked him to take me to the mo t exclu ive hotel in town Donald exclaimed Oh you mean the Rodgers Astoria run by Kenneth Rodgers And indeed 11 wa the most elegant hotel I had ever dreamed of After ecuring my room and enioying a lusciou dinner at the Hotel I visited Madison Square Garden where University of Ill1no1 Coach Hubert Hewitt had brought his famous basketball team This team had surpassed all the Big Ten records that the original Whiz Kids had made Hubert s tea 1 was knovtn a the econa Illinois Wh1z Kids They defeated the Universlty of Notre Dame by a core of 82 I7 I arose early the following morning and made my way to the airport As I boarded the plane I was gree ed by Miss Mariorif Hochstatter who had finally achieved her life long ambition as air stewardess The plane was a gigantic trans oceanic luxury air liner She immediately took me to the cockpit and showed me another surprise Pilot Myron Anderson was making ready for the talfe off but he took time out to tell Margaret Wise was home caring for l1t1e Myron I I arrived in Liverpool with just enough tirre to dine before going to the theatre The play was Rorrieo and Iuliet The leading actress was Rene De Voisenoui better known o us as Doretha Van deVelde Before the play commenced I was observing the ways and manners of the English people I heard whispers through the audience that the Duke and Duchess were to be pre ent I was amazed when they arrived to see that the Duchess was none other than the iormer Margery Lee Allen After a few days stay in England I left and went to France Desiring to purchase a new hat I wert into a stvle alon A verv competent appearing saleslady approached 'ne You guessed 1t it was Mademo selle Yvette Wise After visiting the Mediterranean coun ries I sailed to Af ica Having read my Mission ary paper I learned that the Right Reverend LaVern Smith lSm1tty to youl had erected a mission in the Belgian Conao After a strenuous struggle through the lungles I reached Rev Smiths rnission I had xery pleasart visit with hirr' talking over old school days and then I was on my vi ay to Rio de Ianiero I ran into Iule Ann Gorman and Margaret Whipple Th f were'arr1ous correspondents for the CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Their rareers began wh1Ie wo kina with the Red De 11 st ff of Manlius High School Frorn Rio de Ianeiro I traveled to Mexico City While attendlng a banquet I met Am bassador Ha rv Andrews who was speaker of the evening I tack the train to Los Angeles Deciding I would see more country if I drove I went to the Kinds Sale Serxice tc purchase a car R1aht aaain Lee Kmg was the sole owner of the Kinas Sale Serxice Driwira along the highfaf o San E anc1sco and list ring to my radio I heard the xoice of Na 1l,fn Roush on th p oararn Helpful Household Hints to the Ladies ' ef, 1. . 's .. , . ' 'S ' s -s r , ' . 1: it . , .. e 3 ss , . ' ' s ' rs ' ' ' ' 5 .. rs ' ' A sc , ' . ' . . .S . .A ' , . II S , ' Ls fs ' ' ' ' ' ,. ' ' . fs - . , . . . , e . , - me about his little vine-covered cottage in the Bronx. His wife, who was the forrner '. , . ' 't ' , r, . , I , .. . A . . r. . . . - . , ,. . . 7 . . . A , ' , e' ' ' 1 1 , . . Ie . . . ' K B i . Y . Y . A .1 V . Y. ., G . , 4 A. ' I - If T Y I I e I . . . , . - - 1 - V 1 1 ' , ' . r ' 1 fi' e r J I ' . ' - '

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