Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

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Washington Trip of 1956 SEATED: L. to R: William Thomas, James Brown, Carl Milnes, Burton Taylor, Richard Rockefeller, Charles Franklin, Cleatis Bolton, Guide, Kenneth Brown, Guy Cook, Donald Powers, Robert Keir, Allyn Jones, Harrison Johnson, Edward Newman. 2nd ROWg Standing: Guide, Victoria Barnum, Myrtle Decker, Judith Kendrick, June Racht, Shirley Moore, Gladys Coleman, Esther Gamble, Mr. Gallicchio, Mrs. Racht, Janine Lott, Walter Paiew- ski, Anita Tuttle, Barbara York, Arlene Hicks, Joyce Harford, Mildred Babcock, Shirley Wilbur, Jeanne Cragle. Guide. 43

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- Thompson Talks, by Margaret Thompson, Society Editor Musical Play, Broadway Hit: A former graduate of Northeast High School and Columbia University, Miss Dorla Al- lis has announced her new Broadway Hit, August In Hawaii. We 're expecting to hear more from this young authoress, and composer. New Dean at East Stroudsburg Announced: Miss Jane Wilmot, formerly of Rome, Pa ., was recently chosen as new Dean of Physical Education, She graduated from Northeast H.S. and E. Stroudsburg S.T.C. with high honors. Secretary Announced: News has just been released that Sharon Best, graduate of Rochester Business lnsititue and Northeast High School, has now joined the staff of General Motors Inc, as private secretary to the President. Heroes Save King Saud: While driving through the rambling country side of Northeast Pennsylvania, King Saud was involved in a terrible auto accident. Ambulance driver, Donald Chaffee and police escort, Jack Clink, rushed to the scene. They safely conveyed him to the clinic of the well-known physician, Dt. James Stewart. Production Rate Broken: Phil Beckwith, George Kiefer, Larry Kratz, and William VanSice have just broken a pro- duction record for beans. This would not have been possible, had it not been for Frank Maffei's invention of an amazing soil builder called bovung. First Patient to Enter Clinic: Miss Judith Ann Ryan, formerly of Northeast High School, was the first patient to en - ter the new Leutbeher Clinic founded by Miss Hanna Leutbecher. Miss Ryan was given the best of care by Miss Leutbecher and her assistant nurses, Lena Conklin and Dorothy Hibbard. Spotlight On Sports: The Globestoppers, James Davis, Ralph Grey, Barry Wilkins, Paul Clark and Bob Moore, have just won, for the United States the Olympic Gold Medal for basketball. This team got their start at Northeast High School where they showed great athletic ability. All Aboard for Europe: Miss Alice Brink and Miss Sarah Frisbie starting a tour of Europe recently, boarded the plane for take off and whom should they meet but some of their old classmates now in the armed forces. They were Robert Platt and George Doane, who were enroute to Egypt to help settle the Middle East problems. Soon after take-off they found that Miss Sally Rowe was the stewardess and Edwin Eastman and James Clink were pilot and co-pilot. Do It By Phone: Linda Pitcher, long distance operator at the Appalachin Exchange, recently had the biggest thrill oi her life when she placed a long distance call from Barbara Jones in Shanghai to Norine Edsell at Mount Palomar Observatory in California. Famous Pianist Presents: Mrs. Esther Kelley , Mrs. Cora Green , and Mrs. Janice Jones , sponsored a public music recital presented by Miss Dawn Rinker, world famous pianist. Fashions For Everyone: Dorothy Coleman recently returned from a trip to Paris where she purchased a full line of the latest spring fashions for the Donna -Nancy Stores. These beautiful gowns will be modeled for the New York trade by the famous fashion models, Elleen and Kathreen. Postal Service to Planets: A new corporation has recently been formed by Jeremy Hawblitz, Lyle Wood, Frank Horton, and Roy Sturdevant to give daily mail service between Earth and the planets, Mars and Venus. It is rumored that the new corporation is being financed by Barbara Maryott, Janice Morgan, Jill Williams, Shirley Horton, and Patricia Wilmot, who made a million dollars on Dr. I.Q. Quiz Program. 44