Our Lady of Mercy Academy - Oloma Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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EXCERPTS FROM JUST RAMBLINGH Everyone seems to be excited about his for is it thei-rj vacation, and it appears that many had a good time. john Lohstoeter was telling me that he spent his entire summer practicing for the flyfcasting tournament which he won recently. I've been getting in trim hy casting for the stopper in the bathtub. I keep cool and save energy, says john. There are no flies on me. Super salesman Ed Sipe put over a big deal when he finally sold his twcvhorsepower buggy to Tuna Fish Wiewel. Anyone interested in buying a two pole generated auto, just has to see Happy Ed , the man who buys and sells Vf8's in twenty hours. The spirits of lovable George Follansbee were scarcely dampened when his ready- tied bow cravat came apart, leaving nothing but a few miscellaneous bits of black ribbon. At the one and only big dance of the year, the most popular boy was undoubtedly Don Hunt, who rated two corsagesg Bill Cosgrove thought it most expedient to come stag after having previously invited two girls to accompany him to the soiree. Clyde Armstrong threw a big shindig, where Win or Lose Adams received several large empty boxes for presents. john Lohstoeter won a green and purple plaid tuxedo, and Eddie Rieck painted his tennis shoes black and came formal. The reasons for Eddie Sipe's sudden passionate interest in the Webste1 s Unabridged Dictionary are far from literary. The desire is not for culture but rather to find out just what the long words in a letter from a certain Ujetme filleu really mean. Hope you're not in for a rude awakening, Ed, cause these women from Chatham Hall are smart. Feldstein: I'm all dressed up today. Don't I look sharp? Heriot: Yes, but who wears your clean shirts? Lately Bill Cosgrove has been seen slinking furtively about the campus, his head in tonsorial disarray. It seems that the Blue and Gold gridder was surprised the other night by a group of fellow Ellsworthites who disturbed his slumber with a pair of shears. Although this circumstance may indicate it, Ellsworth is not a clip joint. The Christmas holidays showed up many characters. Individualist Marshall fared considerably better with a visiting Southern girl than with these here Northern women. jack Ballantyne did all right with a young fills from Dunmoyle Street. Hank Ridall, Steve Davies, and Don Hunt were the old stand-bys at many a. brawl.

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