Mount Ida Junior College - Ye Idler Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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Could I go for a glass of- Weff. anyway, Fm thirsty. Bet Del Prussian is, too, for she's had too many shrimps already. Entering is scintillating Pat Peahody, grac- ing Howard Johnsons with her queenfy pres- ence. And hehind Pat are a couple of Constel- lations bf T.VV.A., Boots Sargeant and Gene Goyette. VVho's that pouring over a hook in the corner? My goodness, Leah Stromer is cramming for her new med. -sec. joh at Beth Israel. And slipping in heside her are two cefehrities, Anne Goodman and Lorraine Schultz, who tossed aside their research in political science to shock the nation with Memoirs. VVhat's that? You say Sylvia Gorvers Ffanzhaum coufdn't come tonight he- cause she's scraping karets at the Somerset? Do you hear that crowd over there? lt's the Energy Kids. Betty Booth has accomplished two of her fife's amhitions. Shes 'Hying a DC-4 for the hoys at Bahsoni My rival red head, Joyce Dunn, decided to give in to me tonight, hut she,s having open house for all of us after the show. Bath Nutting, our Little 'Miss America, is huhhfing over with things .to tell- especiaffy ahout her contribution to Yafe's Hotel Taft ,for a new shower and fire alarm. Quiet please, Smokey. Louie, keep her stifff Demure Ann Fleming, who has just returned from her 80th trip to South, America, is chat- ting away with her old friend Dottie LeBras- seur, who has heen chosen Mfiss Maiden Form. Wen, kiddies, throat's dry, time out for- entertainment. Here's the Mt. Ida Revue: Georgia Trehlas will do a sketch of Roherta Para as she demonstrates the art of swimming in the nearest frappe glass. Next! Cynthia Calish, accompanied hy Tony'Barry's Band, will give her interpre- tation of Route 9 on the Turnpike. After this Anne Murphy will read us an excerpt from her latest hook which is hanned in Boston. Marcia Thompson has 'given up her career at' the Met for life on a farm, hut she says she will give us a song. namely, Danny'Boy. Background music will he hy The Braintree High School Glee Cfuh conducted hy our well known Maw Lou Emmons and accompanied hy 1 Ginny Day, who is following in the foot- steps of Leo Litwin at Symphony Half. And fast hut not feast is a hula Swish hy Norma Tanguay, hack from her home in Hawaii. Applause! Applause! Fine, glad you liked it, girls. . . H. But did you see what's hanging from the ceiling? Looks like Yoian Ivan Ivano- vitch Forte finishing her ham and egg mural . . . Speaking of artists, there's. modest Annie Chin. Orchids to you, Annie, for your wonder- ful paintings now on exhihition at the Met! At the counter I see something fairly reminiscent of Mrs. Duffy's chem. class. Ruthies Gaipern and Ahrams are mixing up their new atomic shake, sure to give you a hang! Looking over their shoulder is Gloria Glickman, ping pong ace at fVIorty's Den. VVhat's that, Gloria, you say Rosalie Mersky is merging her knowledge of philosophy with Doris Peck's sociology re- search to puhlish a volume dedicated to Dr. Daugman? Barhara Vvoodherry and her huhhy George Brock are wiping the chocolate sauce from Jrfs shirt while Aunt Barhara Green- wood, the Countess d'Airfine, recently arrived from Paris, looks on. Polly Hasweff, the cutest homemaker in Syracuse, tells us that she stopped at the Laughing Waters' Resort in New York toksee owner Meta Mills and found Rhoda Churchill there as swimming instructor. A wire came in from Lee Cohen a moment ago saying .het can't get away from her psych stu- dents at Chapel Hill. What's under my feet? Patty Greeni What's new, Pat? Just finished christening your new little hell hottom trouser? I hear Syhil Cohen has found need of a tele- phone in her lim to keep her friends' informed. and she just let me know that she and Barhara Vvhitten are on their way over. Barh is now riding show horses for Colonel Ray. her pet psycho-anafysti More tefegramsi How excit- ing, except that it means some friends can't he here. Ann Myrick is contesting sAIice Marble tonight in California. Thelma Moore is redeco- rating Buckingham Palace. Marion Johnson is teaching English to Russians or vice versa. And to round out our foreign representation, Marion Barsam is fattening up on rice in China. That's all there is--there is no more. Now chatter, chatter to find out the rest! page seventy-three

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IPDIROPIP-ll IECY Jil.. e of 1,7 for .952 Apollo and Zeus, floating from nimhus to cumulus placidly enjoying the tranquility of a warm spring day over Mount lda, are suddenly interrupted hy two hreathless young goddesses: Venus: Quiclcl Quiclcl Things are happen- ingl Youre missing everything. Zeusp Come nowl. What's this all about? Minenfa: Gur Mt. Ida girls of '47 are hold- ing a reunion at Howard Johnson's on the pilce l-this very minute. A Venus: The watchman is saving us a cloud. Let's he gone .... KOH they go into the wild hlue yonderi. , Zeus: It's been five years since they gradug ated. Apollo: Well, here we are. Gadsl What a crowdl ' Watchman: About timel You almost missed the fun. Be quiet now. Stopl Looltl Listenl Our Little Ann Bohen is the lVlistress of Cere- monies. And do you wonder? She just won the poll of top ad-liloher from Bch Hope. ln the midst of a crowd is recognized the familiar red head and huhhling voice of Ann Bohen: Hi girlsl. Long timeno see. Do you see what l see? There's Patty Kisher drinking mint juleps with Senator H. L. Claghorn. Hi yo'al, Patl Loolcs lilce company going to see them . . . Charming DooDoo Nott, perfection in femininity, who has met the man with a heart hig enough for her-and Yankee . . . And with DooDoo is our graduation hride Audrey Vaughan 'Elliott and husband Dr. Joe, the happiest couple in North Carolina. VVho's that peelcing over the booth? Virginia MacKenzie . . . Ginny has ended her feud with Charles of the Ritz to settle down with Eli,Cull:Jertson to page seventy-two Total Peace. Turn the spot on that hlonde beauty, Russ. It's Joanie Newbury and Alasl She's not allergicll Isnt that an almond sun- dae? And who's that eating up Candy? Say, it's Eddie with Pearlette MacDowell. ln the corner of the hooth, hut not hard to piclc out, is that fahion plate, Joan Daly, who, inciden- tally, was recently chosen one -of the ten hest dressed business women, and is an important executive onk Harper's Bazaar. And there's sweet Carol O'Rourlce . . . and did youlmow she can halce a cherry pie, Charming Billy? Here's someone who wants to see this crowd . . . Mrs. Alex Pompeo nee Claire D'Amico is dashing, in to huy lollipops for her two little smart-Alecs-and they ain't stupid, either. What's that. Claire? .Ginny Lutz is the Secre- tary to then U. S. Treasurer, Mr. Wertheim? What was that gust of wind that just hlew in? lt's Lillian Ruocco. the daredevil of the Indian- apolis Speedway, tearing over to join those Belmont Belles, now lawyers... Lois Peterson and Doris Pollack. Bette Brady, a chip off the ole loloclc, is a huge success at a new and very lucrative industry, manufacturing ahsence slips. Martha Weir and Dottie Donnelly, two top- notch lah technicians, are tallcing shop despite all these distractions. Heading for Mimi Berli- man's, hooth are Blossom Young, one of Adrian's most talented designers, and Bohhie Hart Furlong, who has given up a brilliant career in dramatics to sharpen lcnives for her huhhy . . . scalpels, that is. What for's the lonely loolc, you tvvo? The third of the Mus- lceteers is missing? Danny Demhert is where? In Siberia withlseymourl Well, toot on to see Mimi. She's lcnitting little argyles for Buddie. Jr., while Elaine Yeclces is talcing time out from teaching philosophy, psychology, sociol- g ia'- oSY,vocal1'l0 ll D' 1 lynn! 'Q from M' ' HI ZHVYH' ln l ll. . , . . llllloo lofslwls hr! ff' H ' I I I f mit 'W 0 Emeril!! 'IH 'I ,gf 1 mg HOW 50 1 . dM.K,'3n6 .An ' ma 'I tune: 597' lations 0l.W'j', ' naw ggnjhif Gnyetie. the coma? ll? FAM: M cranlminl lv' ln in M , lsrael. Anil ilfwif im celelmrities. AH' Scliultz, vlw 'WK Q' political new ff M' ' Memoirs xvhlxf ft' Q Gorvers Flanzlnun ffwflf cause sliei mum! Ufff ' Do you ima: flu? :rf-uf vw- Energy Kicls. time in hvoollwalileiaminfm: in lor tlie lion at Hsin '4- Joyce Dunn, Ami-5 1. W, ,, l1utsl1e's lim-mg op., M, ,Q life sliow. BUS Xrtnt N America, ig LUHQM W, 'A espefially glmg Q, :uhm Hotel Taft lm Q N, I 3Z.1flF'fi,i S ' im' from lm Sql, 'Q' ' ti 'UF rt y,.,,,, ,V ns away ' - , Sem- who has tl? FK hw Well, kiddies fQf g!'lu entertaiInmenLIl'll:r'li,.tT'4 l GE0tgigT1l ,Ill fi0Bef1f.P,,ff'l'?i ' ilqswlmmhmg in 6' :r Tm' Cm 6.1 A Olly 7 N. vw' Won ol nc 'il Im tl1isAnnt501::g rs f, lmm ll!! mm ' 'li Easton. puns? 15,5 tilcjiiuil fllkg, iv html,-. Y' .hy W willel, Rm- P: Mmaumgh -an