Marlboro High School - Torch Yearbook (Marlboro, NY)

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The scene faded and I found myself in a fashionable department store Personnel manager Frances Rizzo says to Gloria DeFel1c1, 'File that, please, and send any calls I receive to the fashion show I think I'l1 stop in and see that great French dress designer, Louisa Belle Gowee The scene shifted to the fashion show where Jean Clark is modeling a famous Gowee creation 'Careful,' says Marie Mazzella, 'cr the pins I put into the material to hold it together may fall out ' In the corner sits the famous beauty expert, Margaret Catalano, with her fingers crossed, counting the minutes to make sure pack doesn't dry too much The scene faded, and I suddenly found myself in milling crowd of women headed by Ida Badner They each other to reach that new sensational Hollywood Jean Clark's clay the midst of a are all pushing star to ask for his autograph Who is he? He'e none other than Fred iK1tten Hips! Schultz He receives fan mail from as far away as Ethiopia, where Betty Lou Elliott and Dolores Conn have settled as secretaries to K1ngHa1le Selaesle 'Let me through , shouts Fred 'I must get to a phone to call Gloria Trombetti I hope she 1sn't baby sitting tonight ' Fred fights his way to the phone booth and picks up the receiver, only to hear Joan D'Agost1na and Theodora Partington chatting on the switchboard, instead of putting calls through The next scene was more serious I see an operating room bright with lights Dr Susan Mannese, opthomalogist, assisted by Cookie Polizzi, medical assistant, and nurses Mary Lou Wygant, Nancy Dalby, Jane Rusk, Joy Fer son and Lena Baldera, are all hovering over the operating table quick, Miss Polizzl, the kn1fe,'Dr Msnnese commands 'Kn1fe,' repeats nurse Dalby, passing it to her 'Ah,' breathes Dr Mannese, 'It's finished I wanted to spread the butter while the I find myself suddenly back in Marlboro High School It ls parents' day, and several alumnae of our class are present Mrs Joan Camuglia, Irs Pearl Mackey, Mrs Beatrice Othiser and Mrs Gus D1V1est1 have come to see how their little cherubs are doing in school Upon entering the language class, I find Glenn Clarke, the Russian language teacher, has his students so engrossed in his hand gestures that they hardly hear a word he says Finally Anne Barley, the Spanish teacher, comes tearing into the room making Mr Clarke take refuge beneath his desk In the Home Economics room Betty Strong is showing her pupils the art of cooking or 'the best way to a man's heart is through his stomach H Suddenly first grade teacher Rita Mondello rushes into the room crying, 'I've done it' I've done 1t 'Done what?U asks Miss Strong 'I've composed five hundred sentences stating why the students should not chew gum in school,' says Miss Mondello proudly, as she herself chews gum conspicuously Suddenly I glimpse the prominent businessmen of the town Nat Colletta, town barber, orders ice for his ice packs from Anthony Raguseo Thomas Hickey, real estate broker, 18 selling farms by the dozen to James Aurlgemma In a bright modern laboratory I see Calvin Wygant and his assistant, James Hannigan, pouring a frothy mixture from one able test tube to another There is a blinding flash and a huge explosion! Suddenly I realized I had been standing at the bridge for time The object I held in my hand was nothing but an oddly a long shaped piece of wood My dreams collapsed' The air seemed suddenly to grow chill as I resumed my walk .1 ,H I I toast was still hot.' '

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