Our Lady of Mercy High School - Mercedes Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

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XVE. 0 , l'f-TEHQR II ' , Ii IfS1'!f One 0 uf in heaven Death at seventeen rn the prrme of lrfe seems so remote But death nenther rgnores youth nor shows dnscrrmrnatron to the greatest or hum blest Wrth jean McMon1ga.l death was as natural as llfe as natural as gorng swrmmxng wlth the gang or gonng out on a date Its stupid to wrrte flowery phrases for we senrors her pals can alone fill rn the words We mdrvrdually know the feelrng that we experrenced when earher rn the year we formed the guard of honor at her funeral jean was quret and reserved not much could be found to describe her not much to be saxd as we vaxnly spoke of her she was not for us At first we couldnt understand rt but now we guess of the sweet lrttle secret between God and herself As quretly as courageously as she trp toed through hfe she up toed mto the arms of her God When the honors are grxen out graduatron night trrual honors for us the lrvrng we shall not be able to rgnore the l1ttle grrl 1n the prnk formal who so honorably so lnsplrlngly left us behind' GLORIA BOSAITS 44 I - 4 : 1 7 1 - ' v 9 . . . . ,, ,, . 7 9 , . . y . , ' . V . . . Y. , . n s IA IS Q M250 the Way the Truth the LIfc All Cathohc Honor, 1947 4 Shri FIFSI Place Honors 194a 44 ll S E 'qfiuswmw All Amencan Honors 1945 I-I MERCFDE Sem: Afzmml Nhzgpqzne Pzzblzfbed by the Student: 0 OUR LADY OF MERCY HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK EDITORIAL STAFF and BUSINESS STAFF Edzlor In Cine JEANNE SGIAIN EIDER Afmczaref JOSEPHINE AGNELLO GLORIA BOSAITS Ac NLS CADOGAIN NGREEN CAREY ELAINF KOLFSNIK KATHLI EN ZIMMER Mazlnzg Clerkf GERRY DENITINGER EILLIIW QLIININ BFTTX MOSTYIA. Proo Readers MARX ANR. BAKER CATHIRIINI CIARK Bufzzzen' Manager TERESE KNAPP Ada ertzfzng Manager AU: rtantf MARY CAREY MARY MATTLE ANN MILLER C zrrulalzon Manager MARION SCIHIUELER Affzftanlf PEGGY KALB MARY AGNES CALIHAN SOPHIE BARNIETT RL TH KENNEDY NO CENTS PER COPY i' PUBLISHED JANUARY AND JUINE 9 . . Xxrf XF ' - J J I am . . . . . . ' JL V , I! ' - ' f . MARGARET GRASS , I m g? 1' ' I I 5. . . - - 52 I IS , 4 is-gg . ' A - f . , . f K What we Ve jfglntmg for GERRY THOMAS 44 Illuvmzzed by PAT COAN 44 ' In far off fields a man rs dead he died for democracy He never complamed he fought rn varn to keep hrs country free just pause wrth me and try to see why young men go to fight They fight for love of country their loved ones and summer nxghts X For open fields and open skxes and homes to call therr own Some so thexr sons w1ll never know how xt IS so far from home The new spr1ng crops the new mown hay means lots to httle guys That s why they fight when some other bum tr1es to blacken therr blue sk1es Sprmg breezes sunshme laughter of kxds at play Mean a lot to fellows 1n war torn fields far away Summer rarns streamhned trams and lots of mov1e shows The rxght of a home and a famxly and frrends A good steady yob to help attain these ends G2 Home made cookxes Mom s jelly preserves The rrght to rel1g1on whxch all mankmd deserves Swrmmmg skatmg 1ce cream coke and popcorn balls Carefree laughter of a gang of klds at a dance 10 some brg hall jxtterbuggm boogre woogle barrel house and blues Swoon crooners bobby socks and dxrty saddle shoes ix These young Amerxcans ln thexr hearts know what s really rxght 1 But I ve ment1oned only a few of the thrngs for whnch Amerncans Hght' f x 0 e b , ,-10 New PL.l'-wmv ,X X D n IX affix fl 1 s f A ll m A IA lx 4 f T' if , o VI E ZJQMN o o 'P' X ll: if 5 55,0 , lil , we D l 'EQF' . 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Jflenfzon ++ Gerry Thomas blonde curly haIred Senlor who hId her t.Ilents under a bushel basket Ixot only dId her lovely WOICE and glamor gal abIlIty In the Semor Play dance come to lIght but also her poetrc nature whIch IS rewealed In thIs ISSUC ++ Jean Raetz tall unror hRS emerged from the ranks to entertam our read ers wrth an appetlzrng ac count of those pre war banana splIts so ravnshmg to the taste 4 + Pat Coan talented specral mentron for her lllllSfI'dIlOI'lS of Amerrcan vw Iys vshrch are a part of every day hfe + + Mary Ann Moore lIlceable fnendly new comer Mary Ann keeps her frrends In good humor and sometImes amazes them vuth such IIIYEIIIIOFIS as her conceptron of a dogs lnfe ++ Wrlma Goodberlet ual Senxor X5vIllIe has changed her tune and pre sents a shghtly on the serr ous slde aItIcle rewealmg her duo personalrty TO HELP YO FRONTISPIECE WHAT WE RE FIGHTING FOR EDITORIALLY SPEAKING ARTICLES PESKY BUGS THOUGHTS AREN T RATIONED GOLD STAR Ib THE VALLEY LAZY DAY JLST A FLAG STEP RIGHT UP THINKING BACK JUST A JERK ER I MET HENRY CLLNE FICTION MICKEY O SHICKEY AND THE ANGELS SANG IT WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE SAY IT AGAIN WHoooo' BLACKOUTl REJECTED KITTY S ANGEL LINGERING MEMORIES DEGREE FEATURES PICTORIALLY SPEAKING THE PRINTER S DEVIL MERCEDES PATRONS IN THE REVIEWER S STAND Gerry Tbomaf 44 Elazne Kolermk 44 Kathleen Zimmer 44 Wzlmfz Goodberlet -14 Agner Cadogan 44 Glam: Boxart: 44 Mary Cmey 44 Alzre Mane Ham: 44 em Raelz 45 Glorza Bofaftf 44 Ffancef Grant 46 Noreen Carey 44 Sopbze Barnett 4+ Sfaezla Hogan 46 erzzzne Srlmezder Glorm Bomzlr 44 Gerry Dentmger Ezleen Cadogan Mary Ann Moore 45 Book Rez Iewf C rztzquey PAGE I A f l ! 3 I .......................... .... ........... . .. 2 . 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I ' ...............,.................. , .... 27 Q ' ' ............... f' ,,,,I, ,,,,,,, 4 5 S ' ...........,.... ., .... .....,..I........ . 48 - ' ...,....... .. ......,. .......51 emma Szzggefzu' For your browfzng momemtr Want to be psycho analyzed? Has your case been puzzlmg you? Step rrght up ladres and gents Thumb the leaves to page 73 where Mary Carey wrll read you rn Step Rrght Up It s true that war stones are common today but when a class mate wrrtes one a certarn somethrng rs added to lt The class mate? Sophie Barnett The story? It Was the Nrght Before The page? 21 Look across the page Edrtorrals' Walt' Don t flrp thc page' You wrll mrss somethrng rf you do' Want to know how the Senrors feel? o Agnello w1ll grve you the mslde story ID her edrtorlal Passmg lt On And the others wrll grve you many an rdea too The Sophs are up and at rt again Frances Grant Sheila Hogan and Frleen Cadogan have scored home runs wrth a return engagement rn thrs rssue You wrll uncower therr personal1t1es on pages 12 25 and 42 Do you lose lrttle grrls? Would you lrkc to get better acquarntcd wrth angels? Gerry Dentxnger can satlsfy you wrth Krtty s Angel on page 43 Do you want to go back to grammar school days? Do you remember your first beau those vrsrts to the Sweet Shoppe those long hrkes? Turn qurckly to page 40 read Thlnkrng Back by Alrce Marre Hanss and dream again' Sfrifr idk ufrik viral? ifrvfr N EJZIUVZQZZQI rfpmkmg N-4 An advent of rnternatronal tolerance would foster a lastrng peace Frrst of all though there must be a total exrt of contrnental racral slaughter So often A GREAT GIFT Glam: Bofaztr 44 tolerance rs mrsrepresented' Today especrally we look around at the people of the world lightrng and hatrng each other and wonder Where rs tolerance? Tolerance rs not acceptrng exrl people and srt uatrons but rt rs understandrng the weaknesses and forbles of human nature Srn rs rntolerable srn ners are understandable Can a man honestly be rntolerant wrthout hatrng hrmself? For each man more or less rs a common sharer of the misery of the world It rs an unhappy man who rs not a tolerant man he rs a great soul who rs a tolerant soul Yes rndeed rt rs a great rft tolerance force whrch grasps us causes us to lose con trol of our emotrons makes us openly reveal what we feel rn our rnner most hearts when we want to conceal rt? Are we weak sentrmentalrsts or are we just lackrng strength? orephme Agnello 44 We Senrors ask these questrons But no matter how we try to analyze the cause of our unpredrct able actrons the fact remams that our Senror class rs no drfferent from any other Senror class that has ever graduated from Mercy We too have Cher rshed tenacrously all the last trmes srnce the frrst day of school rn September we too must be envel oped by that wave of sadness whrch accompanres the strarns of Goodbye Dear Mercy Hugh w too must experrence that tradrtronal feelrng of loss at graduatron But now Senrors let us analyze the srtuatron not wrth our hearts but wrth our mmds Let us rcgard our farewell not as an end but as a begrn nrng the begrnnrng of a lrfe rn whrch to rndoctrr nate the world wrth the rdeals whrch we have formed at Mercy How gratrfyrng to know that we may be an rnstrument rn grvrng a lrttle brt of Mercy to the world For four years we have been grven so much We cannot express our gratrtude rn words S0 t remarns for us now to express rt rn actron lrvrng all that we have learned XVrth our farewell we also add thank you thank you for just berng Mercy Yes we are weak sentrmentalrsts but who wrll defy that rntangrble force whrch causes us to be sad at lcavrng Mercy? Who wrll defy the Sprrrt of Mercy? She s the lrttle shoe clerk rn the brg department store she s the college G I GIRLS Elame K0l?J7lIk 44 campus she s a brown eyed clear headed mrss one of the mrllrons of grrls they ve left behmd them She s the grrl whose cheery srncere letters place a whrstle on hrs lrps and a rrght feelrng rn hrs heart Shes the grrl who preserves a womans symbolrc vrrtues of purrty and modesty Whrle others of her sex grve rn to coarse vulgarrty she walks wrth Chrrst when they lower therr rdea of a good trme to satrsfy therr anrmal passrons she remams wrth Chrrst The trmes may be fast and loose but her footage never slrps Constantly she keeps rn mrnd the krnd of mother he wants for hrs chrldren And she trres to prepare for her role trres to develop a deeper understand mg a greater feelrng of compassron a cheery and sincere warmth about her Shes the grrl he left behmd the woman hes comrng back to She s hrs fulfillment of a real G I sweetheart 7 I C O . . A, . . l l 7 , . . , . . . - . , . , . 3 . 5 . ' , , ' - , i 7 ' 7 -v , I 7 1 '-' . J , Y , . . , . U 7 , N A . 'A . . . . ' , . a . . v U . . , I 1 Q PASSING IT ON What is the intangible freshman on a big I ' 7 . 7 l ' 1 ' . 9 1 . . . , , , , . , . . . i , . . . , . - Q . . 7 3 . , , ' . . 3 1 5 ' . ' . I . .. , . in ea . , . . , 3 - I , . . , , 7 7 5 I ' Y . 1 a SHRINKAGE Did you hear what that Noreen C-mel 44 young oolCl9r1rlopber Columbur 1: toying? H e J trymg lo make ole: belzeze that the earth Lf round Who ever beard o :urls a tlamg9 Tim! .f what I Joy' That s the way rt was around 1490 before Co lumbus salled the ocean blue Amerlca was nonentlty And then Columbus set out wrth three small boats rn search of a new trade route to the West Indres and found rnstead a wonderful new land Before that drscovery the world was a small place rndeed Suddenly rt was a large vast ter rxfyxng mystery full of unexplored wonders A trmes advanced rt only took srx weeks to travel from the Old World to Amertca by boat Then came the arrplane and the trme was lessened December 8 1941' Amerrca enters the war' That was a surprrse to rome Amerrcans who strll belleved that Amerrca could go on tryxng to be an 1solat1on1st But others began to look forward wrth an optlmrstrc eye to the postwar problems Suddenly the world IS small agaxn It xs now a known fact that no place on the earth IS more than srxty hours from the nearest arrport The world that was once small and then large IS now small agam But there ns a drfference The smallness of that Hrst world was due to the dormant possrbxlx tles reachlng out before them of wh1ch the people then had no rdea But now rt IS small because of knowledge rn ventron research Let s pray that llau world mrnuteness w1ll lead to world afhmty that by be mg closer 1n trme we may become closer rn sprrlt true amrcable nerghbors brothers rn Chrrst 8 PEN SWORD Whnp up an edrtorral' Mme 5-rymezdw 44 exclaxms the chref What wrll I wrrte about? questnons the worrred assrstant me Anythrng you want to The pen rs mrghtxer than the sword you know Hmm' I wonder what she meant by that What s that? You re rrght' Wars have been won by the pen' Why else would the word propaganda apply so well to war stones? A book was one of the causes of the Crvrl War? Oh now you are klddmg' Have I ever heard of Uncle Toms Cab1n9 Was that by Harrnet B Stowe? Sure I know the book You mean that helped to start 9 I see now It dxd arouse the people drdnt rt? And the Popes Encyclrcals If people would only read and analyze them there would be less xer than the sword Now I belreve xt' Imagme then the effect that a schools paper and magazrne have on the student body' What portron of hrmself the wr1ter rnjects rnto hrs wrrtmg so does he sway a reader to his way of reasonrng Does not then a school s publr catnons help to nourxsh the school sp1r1t7 Cannot a school publ1cat1on consequently fan the embers mto a glowrng flame? Yes most emphatlcally yes' But even rf rt causes the flame rt cannot keep the student body from dousrng xt wrth water' The maternal can be wrltten but what good IS It lf the students do not bother to read lt' Are you a can t be bothered 7 If so how about drscoverrng what your publrcatrons are all about? If not pray God that you keep the ember glovsmg' So the pen rs mrghtrer than the sword 9 Hmm' Yep I guess xt rs Here s your edrtorxal chref' N . .. . . - ., U V I f . U l . . . rrN0 ff I ' rr 1 ' f ' , ' ' 1 A . H ,, . . , . . . er . It - H u ,, ' .H ff I ,ll Q . I . 'H . a . . . 7 , ll , ! ' YI I ' - I Y . 7 I l .. ,, . , . . , . , I I . . J - 1 1 ' - - , . s . . . , ' . blood shed on this earth's soil. The pen . . . might- , . . - , , o . A I , ' a v , . . ' ' , . . . . . a . 4 . 7 ' 7 . , .- , . . . . . ' . . 7 , ' I . lv ' 1 ' . 1 L , , - . , . . . ' , . . . . ' . y 1 ' ' y . , ' , - 7- I . . . ,, . . . ,, . . . 1 . . . Y y . . I . . , . ' .. , , .. HAT a Sunday, you moan, listlessly wiping the perspiration from your face with another Kleenex from the box you have been carrying around with you. Mom, want me to do anything? you whisper up the stairs hoping the answer ll be no if that lady hears you at all And from the coolness of her room Mom s voice drifts down No dear not right now O K QAh'j You wander into the kitchen and glance at the clock just two Dad has switched the radio dial and the mellow voice of oseph Cotten on Ceiling Unlimited drifts into the roorn but even that does not cool you off In fact and you blush to admit it it raises your temperature a few degrees your nose straight against the screen door. Two flies are doing the same thing. A car door slams and Mr. Heptner, two doors down, calls out Say, Ma, did you put in the dill pickles? You can hear Mrs. Willis wailing 'Oh XVillie what did Mother tell you about getting your suit dirty' Shame on you' And Hector and Her bert Mundoon your next door pests become objects of your concern as they bounce around a badminton net You expect either one of them to keel over with sun stroke any minute Boy are they tan' you sigh Tan? Tan' Thats it' ust what you need Your mind s made up What would do you more good than a nice restful sunbath? X ou begin to dash to your room but remember ing something you read once in a book you glide Q A ball of yi e a girl Herlov and Herberz Pardon ur B1rd1e' EJPECZHZQ1 on az Sulrry Day ELAINE KOLESNIK 44 XVhy do August Sundays have to be so stickily hot you wonder not caring whether stickily is a word or not For it is one of those muggy days as the bee that almost stung you You wander about not knowing what to do with yourself If you sit down you stick to the oilcloth kitchen chair pads if you walk around you get hotter I m yust a molten mass of flesh and bones you Wal In desperation you yell Hey Mom uba can o Oh I dont know dear Why dont you go to a show or something? Go to a show' just the thought of it makes you think of being shut up in a vacuum and you sit down weak Restless you saunter to the back porch and press up QAccording to the eminent author of the book gliding in hot weather is a very wise procedure as the smooth motion does not entice the heat which Haxmg reached the head of the stairs you de cide that gliding is an art in itself especially if you re doing it to the tune of I Got Rhythm as played by the Ceiling Unlimited orchestra Mom where s my halter? You know the red one' I m gonna take a sunbath Why dear I dont know I think its in the clothes closet rn moth balls though it may be down in the cabinet with the bathing suits or maybe you put it away in one of your drawers Now let me think But you are already in your stove like fin other words hotj clothes closet pulling out drawers looking beneath dresses and even scanning the floor for your halter 9 S 1 Y 3 1 . .. an , s I l I 1 H s a 1 ' 1 l r 7 ,, . . , . . . , . - s x 9 ' ' 1 r . . . ' O C I I I , 7 . . ' . Y E . , , , . ,, . . ,, . 7 . . y . I . V . hot as a Harry james' ride on the trumpet and close is more prone to bother people who bob along.j . V. . , - 9 ' . . 7 A ' 5 Y 7 . , . l 1 s Q 1 ' I d ?,, . , 4 . . . , , . . . ' , . 7 Y , v 3 . , a ' V A I 1 . 7 Y ' Havrng made up your mxnd 1ts not m your closet you glrde downstarrs Nope not wrth the bathrng surts erther You glrde up agarn and halt before the wrnter closet You dread openrng the door moth ball odors are so pleasantj but what must be done must be done The closet door sticks even rn the wmter and rn the summer acts as rf rron glue had been applred so you brace yourself for the struggle Plantrng both feet firmly on the floor rn a tug of war stance you grrp the door knob and pull No results Perspxra tron stands out on your forehead You twrst the knob 1n the other drrectron and pull again Such stubbornness DCC1d1Hg on another approach you mutter Open Sesame nonchalantly twrst the knob and hold your temper as the door remams unflrnchrngly closed Sammy your just on the verge of bemg fourteen brother whrstles nnto the room grasps the knob pressrng downward eases the door open and struts out agarn wrthout a word Sammy drd that' You cant fathom how a bothersome brother can Strll speechless you strck your head rnto the closet take one whrff of the strong odor of moth balls cooked by the heat and clutchmg your nose delrcately between thumb and forefmger draw your body rn after your head Two hands are much better than one so for about ten minutes you become better acquarnted wrth a muggy moth ball odor whrle you drg for the halter among mufflers mrttens snow pants scarves jackets lamp shades and charr covers And beneath several moth balls you find rt how It got there you ll never know' Holdlng lt gmgerly away from you you throw It over the lrne on the back porch to arr out Ten to three already but the sun s strll out You decrde to pm your harr up whrch consumes a few more mrnutes plus the trme spent rn huntrng for that red flower for your harr and just the rrght shade of lrpstrck to match the Hower I thought you sard you were gorng to take a sunbath dear I am Mother Be patrent I m gettrng ready You don the halter struggle rnto the shorts you thought you hadnt outgrown and begrn rubbrng cold cream on your back arms and legs QYou are unlrke other ratronal rndrvrduals you obstrnately prefer cream to sun tan lotron although youve 10 notrced more than once that the cream has never had any tannrng effects on your skrn Q Whxle applyrng the cream you have an oppor tumty to drsplay your gymnastrc abrlrtres rt s rather drfhcult to spread rt on your back wrthout lookmg lrke a Boy Scout knot Thrs procedure takes a few mrnutes Wrsps of harr fall from under the bobby prns and strck to the cream on your face You wonder whether rts worth rt but the thought of a smooth Florrda lrke tan grves you new strength Oh dear now where are your sun glasses' Hey Mom do you know where my sun glasses are? I know prpes up Sammy They re rn the left hand drawer rn the buffet I wore em yesterday You wore my sun glasses' Oh You drsregard the emrnent author s advrce and dash to the drawer retrnevrng the glasses from under a mess of bottle caps fSammy s hobbyj Q v If Sammy were a hunted crrmrnal the polrce your glasses They are st1ll rn one prece though You wash them off carefully resolvrng never to leave them lyrng about wrthrn reach of covetous hands agarn Xou grab the Indian blanket and two prllows from the studro couch pluck a magazme from the stand and march out trlumphantly to the back yard Ah at last' Hey Herbre look who s gonna take a sun bath fDer1s1ve laughter from the Mundoon boys the lrttle pests'j You carefully spread the blanket and cautrously lower yourself on rt so as not to rub off too much of the cream You plant a prllow under your chest and one under your chrn perch your glasses on your nose w1th your sun glasses over them and count up to ten about twenty trmes whrle the Mundoon boys who have been watchrng your actrons all along roar wrth laughter when both panrs of glasses slip off Settlrng the goggles again you Hop on your stom ach flrng open the magazrne and begrn to read The Mundoon boys eventually resume therr badmrnton game At first the sun hot on your back feels good you can just feel your body drawrng rn all those health gxvrng rays But gradually you feel like a potato-baked but definrtely Persprratron runs down your face onto the magazme rn lrttle drops , . . I , . . . I . , ' I ' ' 5 1 ' l . I , . ' 7 7 - , , .. ,,, - s .. . . - I 7 7 ' ' . . . ,, I ,, Q x ' 9 7 7 , ' . . , . be so useful-at trmes. would treasure highly the numerous fingerprints on , I . . . 1 3 7 5 . - ' 7 Q . , . y . 1 ' ' I 7 1 7 It , . , I ' , . n . - , : ' ' 3 7 , 7 ' - 7 7 7 9' . p , 1 I ' , I , . . . 7 9 9 ' ' ' 7 ' s , - , , . Oh well you say enusronmg a golden tan You wlnce Somethmg IS crawlmg up your foot X ou he stxll awhrle dec1d1ng to make sure Up your foot up your leg zrg zag zng zag you tvust sud denly 1n ant' Su er Ll of her relitlons you dlscern further 'Ire crawllng about the blanket borrowmg sun bath facllltxes from you You groan and tum oy er on your back The sun sklps under a cloud but you haye confldence rn rt I-Icy Glamour puss There s no more sun Thrs from helpful Hector I know Frankenstern you reply It ll be out rn a second You walt patxently It ll come out agarn you re assure yourself Ten mmutes pass No sun You count slowly up to 1 hundred Oh well mrght as enough trme to make up rts m1nd Before you can moxe plunk' The badminton brrdne falls square on your stomach W ut trll I get you I-Ierble and Hector' Ill stuff thls brrdre Ilglll down fpuffj your throats' X ou pmt as you ch rse the hllarlous Mundoon boys down the street An hour later all rs peaceful You hase cleaned up the backyard taken 1 refreslung bath spattered yourself mth a supposed to be coolxng cleansmg powder donned a hght house dress and are now snttxn rn the sh rded ln mg room The rrello has just played host to Andre Kostel anetz s yerslon of Summertrme you are wafted aw ay for an rnstant But only for an mstant The sun lS shxnmg glarmgly aga n and you feel luke the lrly mand of Astolat wrth your not too tan complexnon Armed wrth your box of Kleenex Hey Herbre and Hector' Need score keeper? Tomorrow J Me II hal 4 zzz Igzze to you that you wzll take ll h xl L 1711 ray to you to help to make More o the peryorz you ought to be Out o the one I now do ree' Surely our yfearf 112 Merry J blue Hay le t me Jomethzrzg I ran gzz e to yfou 'I et uhat exartlyr I do not hrzou Arid here I :nal ttf nearly tzme to go I muff remember though I mutt remember' 3 ou cannot leaze wzthout rome burnmg ember O a neu ideal that I har e le zrrzea' For u lll90llf thzf there ll be no honor earned To help you doun lz e J jagged uay H ou u zll not dare to ace God J judgment day But zz zzt lvou roultl l help but to re al That zt u af Mary who gave me all The lhoughtf that ought to help you be The hz ia' o a peryorz I ze wanted I0 :ee I ourzd them all around her lztlle Jhrme 'Ind eagerly Irlazmed them made them mme Th zt I Nllglll pau them to you 11,1791 Ihueu no other yezv lLfIlldL07I76c1g1!7Z T15 almoft tune or cap and gon 1 So here wfth pride I lay them Jon 1 l ou ll nd lr e ran but brmg That whfrh you haze .rowrz Your heart uzll rzez er ceaJe to mtg I you can lzre or God alone And aluayfx you can haue the thnzg 1 ou fan remember har mg krzoun Ros: Muus Nflsr 44 11 f ' ' V ' ' ' ' ll 'Vi' A Y , I f 1 1 l 1 r ' v ' 1 ' 7 , n , . , 'll L . 1 . Y A I L I I V I- A 5 t 1 L V I l 7 . I . . V e Y . V y X , . , ,' 1 7 g 9 , . . . . . 0 , . D ' ' ', ' 6 . . I n ' - u ' - an ' ' ' r 1 I . ' I 9 well go in, you decide. I've given that ball of fire you wander into the backyard. T . , . .r , . ..l.1.i.-..- I If r 'I ' ' i I ' Al 4 A . f y v y 1 ,, r 1. A jf - I ,- jr r' 4 ,- H 'T I ' , Y '- y r-,. A ' V 1 v 5.- ' , f ' ' f ' . ' ' 4 ', fo ' . ' . f V ' - ' ' ' I , , 2.- f Y . X 1 a fi - - . ,' ' y . I . ' v r Y- r r' f 1 ' ,A JC - f , jf , y l' I 4 A , , Mrckey O Schrckey of Lrckey Vrllage AND CANDY DID THE Truck FRANCES GRANT 46 OW once upon a trme there was a moun tam a great brg one and on thrs moun tam was a castle a great huge one and rn thrs great huge castle on the great brg mountarn there lrved a grant a tremendous grant Thrs grant was very prankrsh He took candy away from the babres rn Lrckey Vrllage at the foot of thrs great brg mountarn and went home to hrs great huge castle and ate rt all up You know of course that grants are zery fond of candy especrally chocolate covered caramels wrth nuts rn them Thrs tremendous grant would walk down the streets of Lrckey Vrllage leavrng great footprrnts people of Lrckey Vrllage had to get out therr spades and shovels and fill rn the great gaprng craters before they could rrde down the street On holrdays thrs wrcked grant even filled huge bags wrth water and when the vrllagers were all set to go out on prcnrcs he prrcked holes rn the bags When the people felt these man made rarndrops they shook therr fists at the grant who towered above them Then they would turn dejectedly back to therr homes where they sat and played prnochle whrle the water came pourmg out of the sunny s and therr wrn dows rattled and shook as the wrcked grant roared wrth laugh ter Yes thrs grant was very mrschrevous Because he was so mean the grant was named Wrcked Grant Who Makes Lrfe Mrser 12 able For The People Of Lrckey Vrllage and be cause he was called that the grant fwhom we shall call Wrcked Grant for short because that other name rs too longj thought rt was funny and deter mmed to lrxe up to hrs name So he sat rn hrs great charr plottrng out mrschref to play on the poor people of Lrckey Vrllage When a wrcked rdea popped rnto hrs head he would laugh uproarrously sprrng to hrs feet roll down the mountarn rn sheer glee and wrth great swrngrng strrdes enter Lrckey Vrllage to accomplrsh hrs errand of mrschref When the people saw Wrcked Grant laugh up roarrously sprrng to hrs feet and roll down the would scurry rnto therr cottages latch therr doors and wrndows and wart for the grant to return to hrs castle on the mountarn They were all too terrrfied to lrft a finger or toe agarnst Wrcked Grant so they drd nothrng about rt But one day after Wrcked Grant had wreaked some par trcularly clever mrschref on the frrghtened townspeople of Lrckey Vrllage and he had strode up the mountarn rn par trcularly frne sprrrts the town ofiicrals decrded to do some thrng about therr predrcament so they called all the people to gether and began to map out a plan of actron Now as the Board of Elders sat strokrng therr long whrte beards and the rest of the people sat rn therr charrs cogr tatrng an rdea popped rnto the . , I I Q , 7 7 ' 5 3 7 7 , . Y . i . . ' Q . . , . . . , . , ' 7 7 7 I ,Y 9 ' v . . , . . . , . . , sunken in the ground, so the mountain in sheer glee, they 7 J 7 7 ' 9 7 7 7 7 ' 7 3 7 . , 1 - ' 9 7 7 , - D , . . head of Mrckey O Shrckey a poor woodcutter He leaped to hrs feet Lrsten everybody trs an rdea Im ahavrn and as the elders stopped strokrng therr long whrte beards and the people stopped therr covrtatrng he outlrned hrs plan Beyond the dark forest rs a mountarn a great brg one and on thrs mountarn rs a castle a great huge one and rn thrs castle lrves a lady grant a tremendous lady grant Now trs my plan to have somebody go to thrs here Hne lady grant and offer her all the chocolate Covered caramels wrth nuts rn them she can eat every day rf she wrll move rnto the castle next to the one Wrcked Grant lrves rn Then he wrll fall rn love wrth her and marry up wrth her Trs a Hne rdea rf I do say so It wrll keep hrm out of mrschref That rt rs agreed all the people but who would be a dorn thrs dangerous thrng9 Trs I who wrll save Lrckey Vrllage I sug gested rt and trs I who wrll be asavrn Lrckey Vrllage So as the people cheered the mayor of Lrckey Vrllage made a speech and Mrckey O Shrckey packed up hrs toothbrush and nrghty krssed hrs wrfe and set off for the c stle of the lady grant beyond the dark forest He wrlked for thrce days and three nrghts and on the fourth day he came to a mountarn a great brg one and on thrs mountrrn was a castle a great huge one and rn thrs castle there sat by a wrndow a lady grant a tremendous lady grant crochetrng Thrs must be the place I m a lookrn for sard Mrckey so he marched up to the door bold as brass and knocked Pretty soon the door opened just a crack and a femrnrne vorce boomed out I don t want any of whatever rt rs you be sellrn young man Now go long wrth ye' and she began to close the door But our hero sard rrght out good and loud I m sellrn nary a thrng ma am I m Mrckey O Shrckey of the Vrllage of Lrckey Trs here for a favor I am Would you be lrstenrn to me? So rn he stepped and told the lady grant he would see that she got all the chocolate covered caramels wrth nuts rn them she could eat every day rf she would move rnto the castle next to Wrcked Grant s He drdn t tell her that Wrcked Grant was mean and crafty Oh no' rndeed he told her he was as remarkable a grant that ever drew a breath And rndeed he was too' And would you be lreve rt she accepted hrm' Trs cold and drafty and gloomy thrs castle rs anyway Trs trme I moved You say thrs castle has a southern exposure? So as the lady grant fwhose name was Rhodaj promrsed to be rn by the end of the week Mrckey O Shrckey of the Vrllage of Lrckey jumped rnto the arr clrcked hrs heels for the joy of rt rolled down the mountarn srde and dashed back to Lrckey to shout about the good news to the people A few days later Wrcked Grant got up out of bed Ah he breathed trs a frne mornrn t rs After I ve had my breakfast I ll go rrght down to Lrckey Vrllage I thought of some fine trrcks to play on them last nrght So he ate hrs breakfast and started out the door But who should be srttrng rn the wrndow of the castle next door but Rhoda' Upon seerng her face he muttered to hrmself that he should pay her a courteous vrsrt So he went upstarrs put on a clean necktre and went down and knocked on Rhodas door When Rhoda opened rt and he saw her and she saw hrm well rt was lore at first srght for the two grants So-Rhoda marrred Wrcked Grant and led hrm a hard lrfe too What wrth hangrng out clothes cleanrng the castle cuttrng the grass trrm mrng the hedge and other household dutres keep rng hrm busy Wrcked Grant had no trme to bother Lrckey Vrllage Mrckey OShrckey was a hero Lrckey Vrllage was serene agarn Rhoda sat rn her wrndow eatrng chocolate covered caramels wrth nuts rn them and Wrcked Grant was happrly Pj marrred and now my storys done' 13 , . , . - .1 . - - - . 1 1 rr - 1- - - - -,1 . 1 1. , 1 ' 1 - - , . . . . . . ., . 1 5 1 1 1- . . . , . , , . , . . , . ,, . . . . 1, . , ' . . 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' 1 P E S KY B U G And Brother Petey ELAINE KOLESN IK 44 T S Thursday agarn-cleanrng day upstarrs for you You have cluttered up the hallway wrth dust cloths the dust mop and the cleaner and are at present makrng your bed Your brother Sammy has Just left hrs room and begrns to clump downstarrs He stops short halfway and srngs out Hey Eeesk come ere There s a surprrse on the wall Your other brother Petey hawrng very good ears dashes up from the cellar to see what rt rs Gee he exclarms fascrnated You dawdle to the head of the starrs expectrng a trrck of some sort and catch your breath There on the vsall rs a shrny black bug the srze of a Black Wrdow sprder but thank hear ens not one' You detest bugs especrally krllrng them Sammy knows thrs The lrttle angel' Decrdrng to turn the tables on hrm you refrarn from scream rng bloody murder and pretendrng to have turned oxer a new leaf casually remark Oh just 1 lrttle bug' Drspose of rt Sammy' Drspose of rt huh' I got other thrngs to do' fSammy secretly dreads krllrng bugs hrmself J H rs halfway downstarrs already Sam meee' Come back up here Krll that bug and do rt now' After all boys re supposed to take care of thrngs lrke that I cant do rt I have to clean An besrdes you haxent done a thrng yet today fThat ought to clrnch rt Aw gee mutters Sammy I arnt got trme Petey 3011 do rt then Show your brother that yon hare the courage fThat ought to burld Petey up-so you thrnk Q Naw I krlled the last bug Its Sammy s turn thrs trme A lrttle bug' For heas en s sake what krnd of boys are you anyway? You stalk rnto your room and steal a glance out rnto the hall They are both surveyrng the srtuatron 14 Sammy leanrng agarnst the wall braced by hrs elbow and Petey squattrng on the steps rn a trance Ah you srgh hopefully They re thrnkrng rt oxer So far so good Sammy clears hrs throat Well so long Eeesl-r I gotta go Probably decrded rt was too much for hrm Now Sammy you encourage there s noth rng to rt Well rf there rsn t then you do rt' fAh such a trrumphant rrng to hrs worce I have to clean Petey lrghts up wrth an rdea I ll get some paper so we can grab rt Sammy He returns wrth hrs arms full of waste paper For heaven s sake Petey drd you have to brrng up that much? you srgh O K Petey You hold your paper on that srde of er an I ll grab er on thrs srde bosses Sammy My heavens do two of you have to krll a lrttle bug? Can t one of you just grab rt? If you re so smart why dont you do rt? Better leave well enough alone you decrde so you keep strll Hold strll Petey' Sammy yells There' Nova ' Oh shucks' Mrssed er' Thrs conversatron rs repeated a number of trmes After a few mrnutes you venture out Drdn t you get her yet? Naw shes too fast for us Everytrme I make to grab er she runs away You notrce the bug has advanced a foot Oh for heaven s sake Sammy' Well dont squash her agarnst the wall or Mom ll have Hts' O K ' O K ' Lets try agarn Petey Ready? O K Steady now' Easy There' Eeee' Squeals of excrtement from Petey You rush out What s the matter? fPleaJe page 48j L 7 7 . , . .. ,, . U , . . 7 L 7 7 - - 7 va 77 ,L ' , . . , . 7 7 ' . ' ' 7 A - ' . , , ' . . - ra J 7 - X - . 7 7 7 ' ' - - 77 -7 77 y rr 7 - - 7 7 7 v. . . ,, 7 7 ' . . ,. . . , . ,, lf 7 - 7 7 - 7 ,, ,, . . . . . Y . J 7 7 ' ' - - 17 77 . . . .. , A . ,, . y , , ' . . Y . . 7 7 7 ' - . . . ,, , V . . 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Oh yes pronunciation of r a t 1 o n Lets see novx ray shun rash un ray shun rash un gee the only syllable I m sure of is un and in French you pronounce un like uhn to gether with a nasal twang so that it comes out in the form of a grunt or something like that Let s add this new sound and see what happens Ray unn not so good Rash un not too bad Maybe if we turned the letters around hars hun Tarzan uses ration points Leather and hides being what they are he must haye to scrape pretty hard to keep himself properly clothed Look let s just follow the path of least assistance I mean resistance You say it the way you like and I ll say it the yxayl like Wheeeew' At last thats settled for is it? If you re a life loymg fan you can always find little humorous quips sandwiched in between the tragedies of war In this war rationing and ration points haye been the obyect of many a wiseacre s guffaxys Take for instance the time Mother and I went to purchase a pair of shoes I like this pur Mother All right we ll take them How much are they Eddie? QEdd1e s the clerk, These are S4 50 Here you are Thank you Do you hay e your No 18 coupon? Oh dear we forgot to bring it I must have it before the shoes are taken from the store Vifhat time do you close' 8 30 I see What time is it now? This l said bravely 8 28 Oh dear what a mess ust two minutes before closmg time Saturday night urgent need for shoes no st imp Well uh perhaps uh perhaps I could run home and get it This l sud very bras ely That would be all right I knew it would That s what I was afraid of surely vyalk in a 2 minute Jamboree of puffs vsind and long strides? I did Guess what happened? I brought the wrong stamp' Of course there are some people like the follow ing young lady luc enough to have nothing to worry about fthe OPA does that for them, Question d as to whether she ever experienced any humorous incidents with her ration points she very definitely replied Oh I never use them My goodness Either fortune has her by the hand or the OP A ll know why If you eyer see before you a supper table sagging under the weight of a huge freshly broiled sirloin surrounded by smoking bo ir s heads and huge por tions of baked salmon ice cream and every kind of pastry delicacies imaginable you re probably having 15 9 l Y 2 I . 1 . I4 V Q Y S Y Y L' 1 ny, . , , . . . . , . . . t . X . A y y , , .. I . . . , . I I 7 J ' - - - - ' ' I 7 ll - I - 7 - : ' 1 I ' L a l s ' s ' A - L . 4 . - l ' ' I I A .y it 4 4 YA ' . L . V e ' ' -- L . I g - U W 1 4 ' 1' y V . ' . ' ' ' an ' ' . ' W . ' W K Q ' I. . ,,, A A -i ' 1 I . L , L. 4 That sounds almost like Tarzan. Say, I wonder if Have you ever attempted to do a 10-minute lei- .V V V . . V , . . . ' A K v l B . 7 D' . , I n S , V , . - V. , V . . . . . V 7 7 ' . . . , . . 7 Q ' . t ' l l , ae ek wk as I 4 L u H a Y l ' a l 9 . , 1 l , - . . , I ' 7 pleasant hallucinations say theres a word for youj a manufactured product of that sauerkraut and ice cream you had before retiring or you might be on the Paramount movie set of French men s Creek a seventeenth century novel by Daphne du Maurier Gosh rationing has even gotten into the hair of motion picture producers They re obliged to re frain from showing an over abundance of food in modern time movies But can they help it if there were no such thing as food rationing in the seven teenth century? Ah and how you formal dance lowers recall the pleasure driving ban' Remember? Positively I would not go on the bus in a for mal if you paid me a hundred dollars I wouldnt either But gee Ding a ling aling' Hello jane? Yes ane this is Bill Oh H1 Bill how are you? Im fine ane I wonder if you would like to go to the Senior Dance with me next Friday? Oh Bill I d love to O K I ll call for you then at 8 30 I ll be ready Thanks for calling Bill Bye e So with heart all a flutter you make ready for the big night your new Georgette gown which makes you feel like a dream Qyou hopej your hair shining and wavy with just that natural look you lose your sophisticated evening wrap which Sis let you borrow lust for tonight lying ready on the bed Ewen your kid brother has a rather wolfish look in his eyes as he wheeews Say boy that aint hay' Oh Tommy you say flushed but pleased for heaven s sake Thcn the doorbell rings and Bill walks in pro ducmg flowers for your hair Gee everything is pcrfect and Bill looks pleased too You have vis ions of yourself alighting from Bills Dads car and gliding across the dance floor under Bill s gurd ing arm Then Bills woice breaks through your reverre Are you ready ane? Allset you smile Tommy opens the front door and out you go mid shouts of Haxe a good time' and Don t stay out too late' and Watch out for your new dress' But your departure couldnt be complete without words j So living up to that indescribable reputa tion th it little brothers hawe Tommy looks out and babbles much to your discomfiture Oh boy mie what a moon' When Mother realizes your embarrassment she hushcs Tommy as you wait for Bill to open the door of his Dad s car Instead Bill keeps right on walking clown the street Oh well maybe he parked the car at the and then it comes to you with a yolt painful but oh so true You forgot to re member darn it that gasoline was rationed and that you would hawe to solicit help from the R T C fRochester Transit Corporation, Rationing again' How tan you get out of it? Mufzc Hath Chdfmi Muna hath charm! ru eet and rare That make me hmld raffle! rn the azr I amy myrel light and rmall Sometzmer though grace ul and tall But when I am drunk wzth zanzty The mzurf flop: .ro :uddenly And I am le t altering on my eel Oh IlIl0XIt'dfI?7g murrc' AGNES CADOGAN 44 16 Y 3 y i ' I i ' , !,, V Q , 'II I ' 1' 7 7 7 I 1 I . l I , Y . Y if is ai: as: . 7 ' I U ,J 'H Q y lm .N ll .I- Hello. the addition of Tommy's carbon dioxide fspoken U .H i L I I , .IJ 7 I I I 'I' - Y I' Y 1 . ', ' , ji ', ,, , . , , . , U y . . . ., ' : . , , 'By ' - ' , , . - - , - - lil-.i ' , 1 f A f ' , , ,K f D . . I f f I U f - 3 ANCY CRAWFORD sat rn the drm twx lxght of her room burlecl deep rn phllosophrcal books How was she goxng to pass that exam when she hadn t studred all year? And darn rt' She had to have xt to graduate oo Suddenly through the quxet ness of the house ffor Mom wasnt home from the Red Cross yetj she heard the door bell rrng Her brothers foot steps clattered unwrllrngly across the krtchen floor to answer rt Then she heard hrm clamberrng up the steps two at a trme Nancy' he called Here s a package for you Careful rmmy she warned rn a brg srsterly fashron The stxcker says Handle with Care She looked at the package from London Eng land Her heart qurckened rmmy was exasperated at the delay Oh hurry up Nance Her nervous fingers undxd the strmg removed the brown outer wrapprng and the cardboard from the msxde Heck' exclarmed rmmy Its only a record He turned to leave rn a peculxar masculme fashlon but returned Can I have the stamps Nance? Bllly Wllker son sard he d trade me one from Latvra lf I could get hrm one from London Sure jrmmy Take them She handed hxm the wrappmgs and he left Nancy went to her recorder and put rt on Then she lay down on the bed As the frrst melodrous stralns poured out she thought of the flrst trme she had seen hrm It was New Year s afternoon and Nancy was staylng wxth her wealthy cousrns Alma and eff ln thenr Long Island home for the Chrxstmas holrdays Alma was havrng a brg party for serv ncemen wxth a band and all the works Off rn one corner of the huge ballroom sat a young man rn c1v1l1an clothes At trmes he was alone then he was surrounded by a crowd of laugh mg people But he never left hrs corner to dance As Nancy flrtted from one parr of arms to an other her glance fell often on the personable young man and every trme she drd he seemed to be watchmg her But she couldnt help looking at CINY ICS It was gettrng late nearly mrdnrght and stxll he hadnt stxrred Nancy was at the moment lamentmg her popularrty for she was dancrng wrth a young saxlor who stated freely that he used to be a pro Used to be rs rrght thought Nancy She was bemg thrown around the floor lrke an exhxbxtronrst Frnally someone cut rn and Nancy nearly collapsed rn hrs arms You looked as rf you needed a change said a vorce above her She looked up mto the eyes that had been watchmg her all evenrng and her face was Yes she thought Onlyarecord a trxfle flushed A Inp to New York a love a an a record nd the Angels Smeg Gnly A Waltz Could Do It NOREEN CAREY 44 . 1 , . I Y , t . ' , J , .. , J. ,,, . . . . . - It must be from jerryf she thought to herself. him. After all, he was the only man there in J' . A ' V . I Then the musrc stopped but he strll held hrs arm loosely around her warst as the orchestra swept rnto a glorrous waltz To cover her embarrassment she trred to appear a trrfle angry How drd you get rn wrthout a unrform? He smrled a drsarmrng grrn Ive got a pull wrth the butler And that was that She could thrnk of nothrng else to say Frnally he sard Don t you ew er get trred of all these brg partres and glamorous dresses and trny sandwrches and the opera whrle others are dyrng out on the battlefield? She answered qurckly I really hax en t had trme to You see Im only vrsrtrng my cousrns here But she was thrnkrng How can you talk that way when you re rn crw vres? She contrnued We dont have thrngs lrke thrs at home Her vorce got a lrttle dreamy as she thought of home and Mom and Dad and the krds skatrng on the pond Sometrmes I wrsh I could go skatrng whrle Im here she sard Where? In Rockefeller Plaza? he answered sarcastrcally She hastened to assure hrm Oh no' Ive already been there But I mean really skatrng out where rt s cold and you can hear the wrnd whrstlrng You should try skatrng rn Central Park At least rf the wrnd doesnt whrstle the sarlors do he told her And Ill bet you havent even seen the Automat No she told hrm And then rt was over And she had to stand wrth Alma and Jeff as they brd goodbye to therr guests As the young man passed her on hrs way out h leaned towards her and sard I ll be around about ten o clock to prck you up And her heart leaped wrth excrtement Then she was engulfed rn a wave of desparr He was just another wolf on the loose handrng her a polrshed lrne But he called for her the next mornrng and they went skatrng rn Central Park and the loudspeaker rssued the same dreamy waltz And rn the quret lrttle restaurant where he took her to supper they sat rn a booth garly tryrng to 18 twrrl spaghettr He dropped a nrckel rn the juke box and out poured a majestrc waltz And at the nrght clubs they vrsrted at the skatrng rrnk agarn they heard a beautrful waltz It seemed as rf that euphonrous melody was berng rntrrcately woven rnto the pattern of therr lrses durrng that one short week rn New York Alma and jeff lrked hrm too You could see that plarnly the many trmes he had been at the house or the four of them had gone out together And they should know They had been around people a good many years And suddenly rt was the last nrght of Nancys xrsrt and Alma was havrng another glrtterrng ball rn honor of her young cousrn It was nearly ten otlock whtn the orchestra swung out rnto the famrlrar strarns of therr waltz and Jerry held Nancy trght as they mon ed rn exact unrty and rhythm down the length of the large hall Nerther of them spoke untrl the song was over Then erry sard qurckly Let s get out of here a mrnute Nancy got her wrap and they went out rn the frostrness of the wrnter street jerry harled a taxr nearby and told the drrxer I.aGuardra Arrport Nancy looked up rn alarm IaGuardra Arrport? He covered her trny hands wrth hrs brg ones I thought thrs would be the easrest way to tell you Nancy You see Im leavrng tonrght for the Arrmy Arr Corps My papers finally came through She looked at hrm questronrngly You see he went on rn explanatron I was wrth General Chennault before the war No don t say 'rnythrng yet he warned her as she started to speak Im rn love wrth you Nancy But then you probably guessed that by now I dont want you to make any rash promrses now that you mrght not want to keep later on Dont worry jerry I guess Ill strll be here rf you want me when you come home She smrled But meanwhrle Ive got college to finrsh and then I ll work for the duratron Then they were at the arrport and he had to leave her to don hrs unrform When he came back so strarght and tall and proud rn hrs mrlrtary dress Nancy s face showed her emotron She was stand rng there just as he wanted to remember her wrth that lovable half smrle on her lrps and her face so ! 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' 1 - 1 7 Y . , . 1 7 full of love and tenderness He stood lookrng down at her for a moment and then sard You re a soldrer too Nancy And then he krssed her and they both seemed to hear the notes of that wondrous waltz callrng them to love Nancy could strll hear them as she watched hrs plane soar raprdly up rnto the sky and dlp rts wrngs rn a srlent salute to the brave grrl wartrng And as she watched rt seemed to her as rf a Holy Face st1ll marred wrth cruel wounds was ever be fore hrs plane and those swollen Lrps were sayrng to her Dont worry about hrm Nancy He s one of My boys and We re rn thrs thrng together Suddenly that romantrc waltz began to cres cendo and rts strarns became more martral lt rose and fell and now rt was a beautrfully solemn hymn to Chrrst the Krng And Nancy gave Hrm a grateful smrle and returned to her party The record was os er Nancy leaned over and turned the vrctrola off and then lay on the bed starrng up at the cerlrng wrth her hands clasped beneath her head She smrled a happy lrttle smrle and mentally hugged herself rn glldness X ou lucky lucky grrl she thought You have just about eyerythrng under the sun Mom and Dad rmmy a nrce home clothes a good educa tron and now erry But young lady she made 1 wry face and jumped up from the bed you ye got a phrlosophy Gold Sim' zn the VQZZQ They filed out of the sm 1ll frrendly church wrth peaceful hearts They hrd just attended a memorral servrce for Young Pete Adams All the folks rn the yalley knew Pete and they wanted to pay therr last trrbute to hrm Hrs wrfe Mary hrs Dad rnd Nlom hrs grandmother and all the nerghbors went to the church Mary thought of therr meetrng therr dates and therr marrrage She remembered how krnd and thoughtful he was She prayed for hrm Dad a World War I veteran and Mom were thrnkrng of the lrttle Pete rn the cradle and from there up to Pete at school basketball and footbrll star Dad remembered how he took to farmrng at an early age Mom thought how helpful and sweet he was Grandma qurte old now remembered Peter the lrttle angel of the chorr wrth the sweet soprano yorce Eyeryone knew Pete and everyone lrked hrm They could tell some good storres about Pete frrendly Pete It was a beautrful sprrng mornrng The trees grass brrds and brooks all dead through the wrnter had come to lrfe agarn God therr Maker brought them back all green fresh and lovely The servrces were oyer and the folks started back to therr labor They filed out of the small frrendly country church wrth peaceful hearts Wrurk Gooosearcr 44 19 I - ' . y , ' ,, ' . ,, , V . . . ! 7 7 ' ' ' - 1 r Q ' ' . t , ' I I . , 1 h ' v y 1 . 7 L . 1 - 7 1 ' a 1 ' I Q v V . is v ' - ' 7' ' H c ' H L t ' I 1 7 seemed as if the sky would explode as angel voices exam to pass tomorrow. 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' 7 1 I 1 Y T H ' 7 ' Illl IJ 14, S A hat, lllllm WNFR Xull WY LAZY DAY AGNES CADOGAN 44 ODAY IS a lazy day You gaze xdly out the wmdow thmkrng of xt Srster remxnds you of rt as she sees you there then murmurs somethmg about nts belng a good theme for an essay Or a poem you offer Professnonal prlde you thmk then subslde mto sllence remembermg that you aren t establxshed well enough rn the pro fessron to brag about lt You try to return to your book but 6nd yourself agam gazmg out the wmdow Sunshme plays ldly on the lawn kxssmg the baby rosebuds on a bush nearby Stately trees spread protectmg branches over the flowers clustered at their feet A bee suns rtself on the wrndow srll stretchlng 1ts wmgs lazrly Somethxng prompts you to look up Wh1te clouds play together in a Mary blue sky Lnke baby lambs your thoughts scramble and scurry along The hum of a motor drsturbs the seremty of your landscape A snlver plane rts wmgs spread males t1cally drones through the s The sunhght casts a shxmmery glitter on 1ts wmg Even lt seems to be lazy today you muse marvelhng at nts grace Some day you say to yourself youll fly a snlver plane You wonder rf youll be able to see the sunlxght on nts wmgs You look at the bee agarn It stretches lexsurely once more then lifts xts wmgs and floats away lt alrghts on a clox er blossom stays a moment then flxts to another nestlmg 1ts fuzzy head mto the blossom Today IS a lazy day Lazrness pokes nts funny head mto ex ery bxt of the day Your thoughts run along rn a lazy llttle stream somehow mergmg mto a beautxful togetherness at the end formmg a wonderful hymn God 15 here you smg to yourself Thank you God for everythmg The song drnfts mto a lazy endmg fadmg away mto nothlngness Exen you are lazy but of course thats not so odd Today IS a lazy day DREAMS A dreamer ha.r all of hu dream: Looked away In a theft o gold Where no other perfon try ar he may Can enler wzthout being told He ha.: hu dreamr all to hznzrel Locked up like the przcelefr thing Tha! any man ran call hz: own Whelher he be noble beggar or hzng MARY ELIZABETH ELAM 47 20 n Willy I . f 4 1' ' , if .ff , A A be th L l K '- 'l 1 -1 V 2 . a ' - ' ' L ,Y-f ge , . x , , 3 ...- 4 ' s ,yd E 1 - 1 l K ' . ff Arg , l .4 - ' , f -' u . o o s , a Y ' 5 ! 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Y ' 3 7 . . . . , . , ' . , I 4 . - 1 f, , . , 7 AST nnght I sa1d a prayer and as I knelt there lookmg up mto the star studded heavens I began rememberxng remem berlng snlly llttle things that only a mother would remember unimportant to the world but I knew I-Ie would understand I remembered a curly headed baby who laughed so happily when he first found those tmy lnfant oes the dellght h1s first discovery gave hum I remembered a chubby little boy who knelt by hrs crib mumblmg Now I lay me down to sleep so tlred and so lovable As I watched it seemed that each one of those brrllrant stars brought back another blazing memory and another blmdxng tear to my eye All the mem ones came flooding towards me I could do nothing to stop them and so I let them come It was like a movle a movie of the m1nd I saw Tommy fallmg off the high stool with a flstful of my freshly made coolues nn his hand and such a guilty look on his face marchmg down the street with hrs newspaper soldier s hat cocked over comnng home from school that day wrth h1s first black eye so ashamed and pxtrful that I wanted to s1ng h1m a lullaby proudly sporting his first long pants playmg h1s first football game all tousled and muddy but del1r1ous with yoy joy m h1s youth h1s whole childhood came float mg back ahve agam but rt dldnt stop there I remembered the awful reallzatlon of Tommy s growing up The boys were callmg h1m Tom then he even washed h1s neck daily sans 1nv1tat1on I could st1ll see hlm on the stage the nrght he was graduated with honors from high school It Wear the N zgfn' Before Mother Love Could Do It In Wbzcb A Mother Pmyf for Courage SOPHIE BARNETT 44 tall and unafraid so terrxfymgly mnocent rn the ways of the world He began to thmk ahead then and I recalled the mghts we planned planned his college education his life his life as a surgeon I saw Susie his best glrl and Tom walking down the street fun loving carefree on their way to the movies or to the corner drugstore for a coke But they couldn t foresee they didn t know no one did And how could I forget the night of December 7th when Tommy called to say he was enhstmg for actlve duty wlth the MHFIHCS7 Finally the last scene of this movie flashed up above It was the last day I saw hrm handsome and self confldent as a Marme lieutenant for he had gone to O C S because of his preliminary col lege trammg As I stood there at the statnon my cyes brrmmmg over with tears as he smiled down at me and w1ped them away I could still hear hrm saying Dont worry about me Mom Ill be o k ust keep the home fires burnmg w1th your love and I ll be back some day I ll be a surgeon and I ll marry Susie and-oh Mom Ill do everythmg we ve planned Keep praylng thats all And he was gone That s what I was remembering what I Ind to remember Id prayed prayed hard and last nlght I prayed hardest of all O Lord help me Gne me the courage the faxth the strength that I ll need ln these months to come when everythmg I do or say wlll be so 1m portant But I must get ready now I ve got to be at the station in tlme for Tommy s tram Yes Tommy IS comxng home for keeps w1th an honorable dis charge and the Purple Heart Tommy lost h1s arm hrs surgeon s arm on Guadalcanal 21 I , - . 1 7 Y . . . 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GLORIA BOSAITS 44 I 4111 .fy mtl l il M A flyer way up rn the arr where rt s so free and glorrous where nothrng matters no law exceptrng that of God and nature I love to fly lrke to look down love to look up and rf I reach hrgh enough I can hear the angels srng I sard I lrke to look down guess Im more or less thrnkrng of the days before the war when I was just a student flyer lookrng down at the fields homes and lrttle people hustlrng around people I knew and loved When I was mad at the world Id hop rn my plane and scoff at these thrngs lrttle specks the war s taught me a lot those specks are rndr vrduals Every trme I release a bomb now rn the alren skres that I must fly I thrnk of that krd who for one moment could consrder them specks and pause for a prayer of forgrveness forgrveness for myself and those whom rt rs my fate to destroy I used to lrke to fly partrcularly oxer the ball park over our flag wavrng so proudly thrs thought keeps knockrng at my head when a mrssron rs tough You see that flag wavrng over the ball park rs what I m hghtrng for for the Hot Dog man for the lrttle krds sneakrng rn for that woman who pokes her husband at the most errcrtrng part of the game for that norsy catcher who tells the umprre to shut up for the excrted announcer and the bald headed man rn the fifth row who caught the ball for the Home Team Funny thrngs happen as you rrde above the world more queer thrngs when antr arrcraft tire rs poundrng at you many a trme back from a mrssron Id pass by that ball field and hear the people srngrng so proudly The Star Spangled Banner rn trrumph shall wave before the game so I d cry Arnt that my P1'1V1l6gC7 Sure Im a funny guy a tough Amerrcan and I love my flag I know my country arnt perfect crooked polrtrcrans graft prejudrce but when I thrnk of these curses I also thrnk of that world we re flghtrng for that wrll extrngursh them They re not Amerrca not what our flag stands for the rnvrncrble red whrte and blue uh uh they re clouds that keep the star spangled banner from comrng forth rn rts radrance Its agreed Im a funny guy but just one more thought those un Amerrcan Amerrcans can never stop our flag from wavrng over that ball park A flag rs a sacred emblem of the sprrrt of rts country and Im one guy who wants to see flags wavrng over ez ery country a symbol of beautrful thrngs lrfe freedom and happrness and over all those multr colored flags just lrke rarnbows a pot of gold the gurdrng one rts symbol a strarght cross of Chrrst -Af if if if me 1' me -A 1- at if -A- , Q 1 l , I i . 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RIGHT YQU MARY CAREY EOPLE are the crazlest monkeys doubt some emment psychologrst has sagely saxd and one IS obllged to take the word of such an authonty for lack of any better way of puttrng rt At any rate people certamly do crazy thmgs Some of them manage to ra1se ques txon marks l1ke prrckly heat all over the observer by therr appearance alone Lookrng at the problem objectxvely one Ends that people fall naturally mto one of several of a serxes of classes just as jelly beans sort themselves mto the sxx standard colors and varnous mter tones of these The great bra1n rackmg problem IS to put people m therr proper place rn the alleged mmd of the puzzled on looker Thrs llttle operatron may be per formed m a sc1ent1f1c yet elementary manner Thrs rs the correct procedure for analyzxng people Fnft Jelert a lzhely rperznzen a human hezng o one rex or the other who porfetxef the mual The next Jtep 1: to pzoezzre the nereyfary equzp ment to zz 1t One pazr o eye! w1th eyehrowt attarhed fthete are tery helpful a.r they uzll eonze 172 handy to ra1Je 1n Jnrprzre Two earl' and One .ruperfenrztne lf761C9lf7l10lZ thu latter II un dotzhtedly ratzoned hat thete 15 talh o hoot leg 1 g The laboratory 1: o no partmzlar :perl fatzonr Any l1hely :pot wzll do protzded 1t 11 well populated so that the .rperzmen doer not mfpeet that he IJ hezng analyzed Method: of analyzzng dz er hut the ollow1ng har pro1en hoth elartte and eaxy hezng Jo ex c'8Pll071dlly nm ple that even the ongznator ran rememher 1t A Vzwreet the .rpeezmen znto three part! KU Appearanre K 2 Mannetzfmx K3 Pfohahle nzentalzty Ohferte there partr .reparately 7ott1ng dou n ohterzfatmnr 1n a Jurcemon o ap proprzate adjectzzef punctuation rnarhf or fzgn language Draw a logzral ronclufzon ze rlarn y the rpemnen hy znfertzng Into a Jah d1z1J1on o one o the ollowzng three gene ral types SIMPLE COMPLEX COMPOUND Thefe wzll prohahly requlre a certazn amount o elzzetdatzon The explanatzon o SIMPLE 11 df the tztle zmplzef I other uordr all mentally de czent ap pear H1 thzf rlarf COMPLEX dealt wzth thote Hldllldlldlf who haze an ozer ahnndanceo zntellect COMPOUND Jeehf to emhrare all type! whzrh are a com hznatzon o the two preeedzng rla.rre.r To prose the CHTCICHCY of thrs sane and workable method of analysrs one has only to try rt The ex perrmentcr has already ascertamed that hrs proce dure IS practlcal and has concluslvely proven th1s to the patent authorxtles What xs possrbly the most progressne people analyzmg system m three cen tunes has been shown to be edlfyrng and no end dnertxng The results are here publxshed for the morale of those students of human nature who thmk that the world rs gomg to the dogs 23 , '44 cc . ,,, no s . . , . : . , U . . 2 .- , . Q . j ' ' , . , - B' I I . . I 1 U ' , V - . ' . . .. f - ' - ' 1' ' f j f . I' . I , . . , . 'l ' . I ' . . , . I f f - ' - . I enfemhle of eyex, earx, note, and mind. ll V n ' 77 , V : ' j ' ' ' t ' . ... 7 I I - . y . . . ju H f . U - . y , If - v . . g n . , ' , ' U - 4. 1 I nj J If 4 l l ' v . . . CASE I SrMPr.E A plucked and pencrlled eyebrow portable glass jar complexron gory mouth and chrnless chrn are the early symptoms of the frrvolous scatter brarned type of person ffemale These characterrstrcs appear separately or rn formrdable groups of twos and threes and are us ually combrned wrth a prercrng nasal tone of vorce and shallow colorless rovrng eye The stock of conversatron consrsts of Yeah? Are you krd drn 9 No' Swell and Lousy and these are versatrle httrng rmpartrally rnto any convenrent nrche rn the talk and accompanred by the unappe trzrng sqursh sqursh of an over worked hunk of gum The whole personalrty rs expressronless and rndrcatrve of a mentalrty whrch has been lost strayed or stolen srnce brrth CASE II COMPLEX tered Complete wrth hollowed burnrng eyes out lrned by horn rrmmed specs furrowed brow thrn lrpped mouth and austere sharpened features the tortured genrus emerges Thrs xrctrm of an over actrve parasrtrc brarn rs as far removed from sanrty and practrcalrty as rs thc afore mentroned dope A slave to the excesses of hrs rntellect as the other rs to her body thrs under nourrshed creature wrth hrs deflated chest rs useless to hrmself and to socrety and the srctrm of a powerful lrttle known malady referred to as brarn fcx cr But the rntellrgent reader wrll not be ower con cerned about thrs specrmen for he rs an extremely rare almost extrnct sarrety of egomanrac whrch flourrshes only rn the foul dusty atmosphere of encyclopedras Avord the book germ lrke porson and one rs not rn rmmrnent danger of contractrng thrs frrghtful rnfectron 24 CASE III-COMPOUND fComp0fed of 1 pm SIMPLE and 1 part COMPLEXQ Thrs specrmen rs wrdely known berng almost as common as the moron mentroned rn CASE I He for shej rs an even blend of the worst qualrtres of both precedrng cases and more obnoxrous than erther It fsrnce the other two are he and she rt seems only farr to call thrs t rs a creature of moods a servant to rts least whrm capable of deep thought or grddy senseless behavror It looks exactly lrke the mongrel that rt rs havrng rrregular featurcs seedy rnconsrstent personalrty and nonde scrrpt mannerrsms The supposed mentalrty of such an rndrvrdual rs a complrcated mechanrsm whrch requrres the mrnd of an rntellectual grant to decrpher Srnce the experrmenter rs no grant and lacks the rcqurred rntellcct he leaves the problem entrrely to the resp cted rerder Escry tale must have a moral even screntrfic re starch storres and thrs rs no exceptron The brg drflicultv rs uncoserrng somethrng really sensrble and uscful an easy lesson but one that rrngs a bell Followmg rs a clear terse statement whrch ful Hlls the afore mentroned qualrncatrons to the letter Locke saystlf the drstrnctron between a madman and a fool rs that a fool rs he that from rrght prrn crplcs naalres a wrong conclusron but a madman rs one vxho draws a just rnference from false prrncrples Thus the fool who cut off the fellow s head that lay asleep and hrd rt and then warted to see what he would say when he awakened and mrssed hrs head prece was rn the rrght rn the rirst thought that a man would be surprrsed to find such an alteratron rn thrngs srnce he fell asleep but he was a lrttle mrstaken to rmagrne he could awake at all after hrs head was Cut off Whrch all goes to prove that Insane people easrly detect the nonsense of other people JOHN HALLOM tl'Talle: - 7 l - , Y . . . . , . , ' u I ' I U U - ..i H, . ' , 7 I 1 a ' ' ' - ' ' ll ll IQ ' I , . l L I , , , . y . . .t , .. ,.,, .. ,., . , Q, ,. . . U , . , . 1 r ' I . ' . . . , . . I ' S 1 . YL: V l I . ' 7 . . . - . 1 7 ' The other extreme rn rndrvrduals rs here encoun- ' -y , ' ' - - 1 ' r A , 4 , I . b ' 1 1 ' 4 r ' ' ' Y , A , . - . : . Y. - - . 4 . . v . ' . . . I v C v ' h . 1 - ' K . C u . . , . , , . 4 - . y . . . , 1 . . . Y - A K I ' ' ' I S 4 1 . K , X . V . . , . . t . . , .. - fl? 9 Say lt Again And l'll Scream SI-IEILA HOGAN 46 ERRY Derry Where are you? aney Wy :tt paused at the back door of the Martrn house lrstened for a response Out here rn the garage replxed a doleful YOICC The garaffe' Of all places' excl11med Jamey s she stepped IU blrnkrng her eyes to accustom them to the d1rk rnterror She c1ught one glxmpse of Derry 1nd gasped m amazement Derry' What has happened? Dont look that W1 ' Come here and see answered Derry m a tragrc tone Look' and automobrle janey looked a sorry sxght met her eyes The headlrghts B- and the wxndshleld were shattered Glass covered the front seat 1nd the radlator was crushed rn The steer mg wheel looked decidedly out of place wlth the result that the tires xeered sharply Inward My goodness declared mey tzmg wxth open eyes and mouth at h pal Why Derry how could Derry srghed wrth resrgnatlon How she h ted those words The first tlme she ha heard them w1s at the age of Frye when she a hrox n 1 mud pre rt one of her playmates I-Ier mo her had exclumed Wfhy Derry how could you She h d been hearmg It eyer sxnce Wlmetlmer sh ctme to school wtthout her homework or for got her l nes xn the grammar school play someone rlw us s rd IU 1 shocked tone XX hy Derry how oulel you Th r s h xunted her but that made no dxffer r' e lt h1d become 1 habxt with eyeryone eyen she pomted to the front of the fxmrly gr' ' st-W J.. her rrrends and they nexer farled to repeat It at surtable trmes Wow' I wouldnt want to be tn your shoes rrght now Derry M1rtm janey contlnued You eertalnly dld a good job It rsnt funny protested Derry Honestly aney I couldnt help It at least not very much You see I was drrung home from the store and well I c1me to the corner of Lmden and M1ple where the stop srgn IS Nobody ever pays any atten tron to that so I started to go through and then I saw the Red and Whlte delrvery truck coming the other way Yeah then what? aney was breathless I trled to get out of the way and well I dont know exactly how rt happened but we scraped fenders and the next thing I knew our c1r had crashed into the tree on the corner and I was rn rt' I guess everythmg was rn sort of a mess 5 How excrtrng' exclarmed aney How aw ful' corrected Derry ru k' questxoned aney Oh there s hlrdly 1 scratch on rt Except the fender I scrtped But the clrner was so angry x Ju d thmk hrs err was the one that smashed xnto he t ee not mme XVh1t elld he say Plenty sand Derry grrmly Lets not go mto h1t The mam thmg ns thus what can I do? laney constdered C n you drne IP she asked r z ng st eculrtnely at the erstwhlle ear By some mnrtcle yes lt makes a lot of norse b t 1 n Anyw ry what good wlll that do7 If D d sees hrs wreck I xx on t be allowed to go out 25 0 . 9 CC I I 'A , . 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', ' . for a month And Ill probably neyer to able to drrve a car agarn untrl I m twenty one Not tl I care to especrally after this rncrdentl Its only two 0 clock and your father Wont be home untrl five aney pornted out Call up Manders garage and ask them to send a man out to hx rt But how can anybody fix rt? protested Derry pessrmrstrcally Vile need a new vundshreld and two lenses for the headlrghts aneys suggestion was practical They have lenses at the garage I saw them rn the wmdow I don t know about the wrndshreld but call up and Hnd out anyway I haven t enough money to pay the brll and pay for the headlrghts too sand Derry doubtfully Pay for the headllghts and charge the brll to your father You can pay rt rn installments with your allowance aney you re a lrfe saver exclarrned Derry joyfully as she started toward the house and the telephone About half an hour later Derry and aney who were rerdrng ln the llvrngroom heard the front door bell rmg Oh golly' exclanmed Derry Its the man from the gtrage I forgot to tell hum not to come to the house If mother finds out now rt s curtarnsl aney you head her off I ll go to the door Never mrnd mother I ll get rt she czlled as she opened the door Hr Derry' Derry stared at the boy rn oy eralls who stood on the front steps Wfhy rm Gregory' Smce when have you been workrng at Manders garage9 Mr Manders gaye me a part trme job thus summer rm explamed Who rs rt Derry? her mother called from the kltchen It s jrm Gregory Mom Derry explarned ust then aney appeared on the scene If she was surprnsed at the man from the garage she drd not show rt Her practrcal nature asserted rtself Come on she suggested Lets go out and see the wreck 'hm took one look at the car 26 XX h Derry how could you Boy you re m a jun' Of course thats nothing unusual Oh rm please hurry' pleaded Derry Its al host three o clock' It was after four o clock when rm finrshed hrs Job He had not been able to replace the wrnd shreld rn such a short time but he had put the lenses on the headlrghts and taken most of the dents out of the radrator and fender aney had gone home declarrng that she had done her part Derry and rm were left gazrng rather morosely t the object whrch had caused all the trouble Wrll you tell your dad? rm asked her I ll have to srghed Derry But I don t thunk hell mrnd so much Exerythlng rs fixed but the wlndshreld Say Derry by the way sard rm carelessly Ive been meanxng to ask you thrs How would you hke to go to the country club dance wxth me nevt Thursday? Derry looked up at hrm rn delrght Why rm I d lone to she responded usrng the words vshrch although oy erworked nes er seem to wear out That s swell enthused m Ill call for you about erght o clock Well I ll be seemg you Derry watched hrm go fascmated The country club dance was a brg affarr She d never dreamed of being asked especrally by rm who was one of the best lrked boys at school ust then aney came runnrng across the lrvnn Well she shouted gayly whats up starry eyes3 rm rust asked me to the country club dance Derry confrded I had a hunch somethrng lrke that would hap pen so I just wrthdrew at the rxght moment replred the rmperturable jane I knew he wanted to ask you You knew more than I drd admitted Derry I nes er even guessed You accepted of course? asked Janey Of course sard Derry as rf there could be any doubt about that aney grrnned and admonlshed Why Derry how could you9 I 1 1 ' ' .1 ,. . . 1 1 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 J 1 - 0 lp 1 - 1 - .- - 1 ' A 1 - 11 ' . 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Actnlty Pulnts 15 A1111 MAR11 HAlNbS St 111111 thn Fv1nf.,cl1st fl 11112511161 111111 11 P6121 Lou 111 III 611111111 1111519 1be1e 111 A1111 111616 11111161 We lt 111 1e111e111Le1 111 1111 lbe 11111 S11 1111 Ll 1111 111111 11111 1111111 e 111111 111 11111112 111 S1 111111 1 1 I1 111111 ,111 1111111 ACt1x1ty Pmnts 611 IWARIUN R1 IH HAS7lAl IR St Amlrcvs s 1111 1111 1 e 1 11 e ll 1711 111171111741 Ib III 11 111 1 111111111112 11111111 11 C IPIIL 11111 H111 I III ll ll 11111 1111 done II 11111 11111 11g LKPLIIIUIIIC lf 1111111111 Ill II LII 1 11 1 1 1 1 ll 11 11111 1111111 111 111: 1111 111 , 111 1 ll 1111 11 111111 IXIIB I1111t JOAN HIAIH bt bllomf: s fl 111 111111 1 1 1 11 5111116116 511111111 111911 e111u11111s11 ber Plllillt Spe 1111111 111 lt 116 1 111111 1111111119 11 ll 171511 1171112 11111 1111 A b1111e1b1l! III 01111 1176671 11 31111111 bus llfllblllg 1111 1 e then 1 1111111 1 er I 1111111 A111111 lxidfbl Actxvxty P111 nu 6 Ro51MARx I-11111111 IR bt Andrew s 1111111 111 1 11111 11111 Rr111111111 S1111 11111 d61I,Q17lfIl1 111111111 11111111113 up 1111 111 111111 111111 ben 111111111 M1143 Zlllb 1 1111111111 1111111 S1lgbl of j1g111e dll!! 111451 11f 001 uell 1111 131 761116711567 11111 P11111 Rme 1111111 Actlvlty Pomti 15 GLRALDINF M HIMP11 St john the Evmgelxst Geny 10011 1o1111nr111g111 on ye olde Plfllfh bum 111111 6111 112111 111o1111g 111 the 1111be111 1 e1e1 1111111 1111111 ddjl Geuj I1 1be 1111110111 M1111 dll!! lllcel 1111111 1111 1611 11111 1 1by 13111161 lfke 1114111111 11e1y111e llker Actnvnty Pnmts 18 CAIH1 111N1 H1N1 s St ohn thc Ivu11,1l1st P11111u111 11 Ix11111 1 e 1111111 1 1111 11 1 51111111111 ll 111 fllgf C1111 11112 ll 116 S111e1 111 I1 g 1111 11111111 e 1 111 Sl7llLc1l blllllg 11111 C III 1111! 1111111111 111111 1 11111 au 11111 1 IL 111 lx 111 11me1 A111111 101111111161 Actlvxty Pumts 41 JOAN HUHMAN bt Amhmsc H1111111G' We ,1,11e ,1 yell 111 1111 11 ITWLILQ 1 peppl 1 r1J1111e1d11f 11111 11111 131 1111 11411 1e1111111g 111 11111111 up 111 1111 1111! 1 1111111 111166 1zt'lllLlIl1Jt1 1151 1111111111 11Je tlfllllftll 1111 S1 11111106 1 D151 ACt1v1ty Pnmts 7 'IHIIMA HOHMAN1 bt Augustmc s 111111111 !lIe111 1111111 1 YQ 111g 11141611 111111 1111 11111 11 11111111 1e 11 11111 fylflc 7 1111 11111111111 IIIIIIII1 15: 61 1 1 flff 1 1 perdnz U lffb 11311 111 111111111 51111111 1 ll ll 111 R111 111 Y1 111 1 11111 ' 1 1 i I MARc ARIT KAI B 'St jose h s qkfdsbdlt neatly volled a lozea o hutofy Peggy hal ama ed all uzth her been nz mory fememhenng rtf He: uture em ployet uzll ne1 haze to uony ahout keeping tv appotntmentr ulth Peggy on the ff Actnlty Pumts 93 H A KINN us est B oomfiel tvue :ou :ea noutl e e atm tng et Jtay o g he: e r he ate r e and a t all Jquad ACf1Vlfy jx AN MARII KLI NK St Ambrose ean r dafh fffllef htg htoun eye! and aheevy dIfp0llfI07Z ulll make her a uelmme right to nate tn futute dayr Actlvlty Pomts 43 TrR1s1 KNAPP Blessed S1cr1ment A meny laugh a funny lllllli' and ohn L Leutu eye hmus thatw Teteue tn a nutwhell Her gay uit has hflghtened many a gloomy day Act1v1tyPo1nts 138 ELA1N1f Kou SNllx St Andrew s Pevuonalzty plum a !9lll7101Ilf like Leamfh a ronflnfln annex: a n emotahle Pte eft Elaine ul tllf the sign: zranze o the uotd Metflan ullh a rap Ilcll M Actxvlty Points 184 RoshMARY IXRAMI R Blessed Sacrament Variety f the rpzfe o l e p7016f Rowe Not only doef fhe play the organ In rfhool and In het paufh rhmrh hut rhe alto 1 adept at the piano and on the dllflll Llllgbllle Route uzll zl u :yu he remetllhued tt hu 1. ll 11 ith hu h ma' Actlwlty Points 68 GrRALD1Nh A LI IC HT St Ambrose Smooth long blonde han quzet fevened mannef a afl loyal Mend thatl Gente Wfzll Meffy erea ofget the thtee tn feparahley 9 Actxvlty Points 26 Ros1MARu Luc Kb Nazareth Academy Grammar Department Ta utately ou Ing tea' an pzrlmef Roremafze to e1e1yone uho hneu he: Af the mothet o the Pnnglef tn the Sentoa playf rhe un pe: ertzon ztrel Hefef hoping he e n hnoulng that the uzll he qlllle the oppoute ACt1v1ty Pom s a I f udent me ' r to atfpz ghet 7 ARIII j MANGMLINO Holy Redeemer s Spntted ntnreve straight otuatd dath halted enwahle 07 he: supefh dfamattr ahtllty Marze alll go ar In he: uture ehoten I1 e matte: uhat tt may he ACf1Vlty Pomts 20 PLORLNCII M MATTERN St Ambrose Tranquzl yet 16Vp077fl1E Flofenre har umoothed owe: many a herlzr moment uzih her fefentty tellovtng peace and otdef hy' a voothzng mannet uhlfh If Flor enre u alone Actlvlty Pomts 3 1 MARY MATTLL St Andrew 5 Chuhhy fozlal all mound Mafy tr a pet eet rpeezmen o vohuvt health or any athlellf team A teal porlf pattahet and u eztatof Mary ll a good .pmt in my language Actxvxty Pomts 115 a A 'V' ,Z -.f ' . r . F' . J, 'fly A ' . , 'Q 2 . 'A - ,J - AAP 4 X . . . . . '. H' for y.: ., .IIN V. -V ' -W P . . . QT '13, fs 132 I J mf ml ' i I' I - -tl 'Rt ax 1 ll ..., 1 ...fi f - 'nr bl' A - '- ' 1 . a' f' 'fe h ' ' 'A' 1 1 '. . I, ' ' , . 'c, h.r '. f. . ' rf' d K A K V. . lg ' .. . S- 6 , l ' l 5 2 2 'I V! K' ' y se wtf 4 - my TP 1 -f .. It ... ' -f 1 ,i ' 'ke . 0: . , K' . . ' ' 'ey' 'Q .f lhole with whom Jhe will ano- '47 'U ' F ' . . 5 L' dl 0 K . -- - bd a ' ' -14 f' f fit' 5 fiff' ' I ': ., 1 , . , ' t - , - 1 y - 1 .ay , 1 f,- ,-fa , 7 bp . .' .. 1 V. . - ' . 'A ,. 1, Q Q L A kt' ' 32 ' 1 1 . 4 'I' 6 hanne htily Mmm 'IAN1 McCAR1H1 Our Ildy uf 0111111 Counsel 111 A111111111 El 1111 1 11111b111111I 111111 1111111 11111 111g 11 blk 1 111111111111 11111111 1216! 1 151111111111 p111111111111 L xuty PIYII ls ON I TO um C.1rmr.l 11111 1116 1,111 r f1111111e 1111111111112 1111 611127111661 511116 Tetlfhefl 11 e good 11115 Cr111111e tnnty Pumti 50 ANIN MILL! R Number 57 School 41111 1111 111nug111 1111111611111 If 1111171 11J1f111g1J 1171 SI I 171567111 de P11111 Food 1111 E611 lt 1b1111g1911 U 56111111 P1111 11111 111 116 111 Q7 1 e1e1 1 ne bughlu Actn lty Pmntx 8 11 A 1x 11 11 1111 61 Y V, Acuvx 111ntx L 111 1 1111 bw so P Bun Mmm IN 111 t L lx mga 1 111 1 1111111111 1111 111111 1 1 11111 111 1'1lI111l1lH1FIYQLl41 1 ell 11111111111 11 11 1v1ty Pmntx Rus: M um NMI 0 r ll y uf Mqunt C 111 I 11r1111q 11 1111 111111 117111 11 1111 61,1 dlj 1 6' 1111 me A111111 A711 111111 1111111111 1111 1111111 Mevu 111111 91611 11111111 1 Actnvlty Pmnts l Eu I LN Nomcm bt ohm the LY1l'lf,CllSf Blonde 1191111 1 1111 111121111 Eileen ll de1e11111g 111 111 1onq11e1 111e u 111111 111111 hu 11111111113 11111111 ACt1v1ty Points 17 MAR1 I O L1ARY 1Numbcr 57 Sclmul XL 111 121117711 P 1 bnlng 411111111111 M1111 111111 611 11 11 ll 111711, 11111 11111 11111111 md 1111111411111 111111111 111 11111 111111111111led13 1111111111 llf 1111 1111111 111111 Actnm Pmntx MAR!! P0il10 bt Andrua x T51 L1llk 1111i 11111111 111 1 11 11111 It 111 .1 1 11111114 111111 511 611 111111111 1111111111 gf 111 llI'1fS Pl 11,1 WW i I1 11111111 1111111 1 1110, 111 1 ll f Bun Roc K St Andrew s Sze 1d af! ar ber name Rocky no mlled by he: flt1om11leu ulcer ere: vhe 111111 be uzll :lumpy up bfld Mercy i name Activity Points 4 ARI i Nl Rm Ri RT Corpus Christi Deep iozce nnlf df black J night Arlener clonmmg prefenfe 14 Ill be Merry 1 lon bu! a pln1nlomJ gain Activity Points MARY L SAMIRI Monroe Hitch School D k eyed dmi honed friendly meuj M4113 uzll be 1 jog to ber buuneu career mio flalef Activity Points 5 ARLI Nl L Sc HII H N St Amhrosc Shong nz hu :deal dllb ul to ubool and Ilflldf Aalene full 11frompl1,fl1 ber ,goal 111111 rolorx ying. Activity Points-47 JIEANNIE M. SCHNEIDER St. Andrew's Our 1'eri11ile jeannie 111111 Ihe dzrk brown hair' exreli III wlmt- uer ,rhe tuzempzi. Her' cheery .fmile and exp1'e.oiz'4 eyei hire their own ,rperiul place in lhe hear! o eiery lvierrian. Activity Pointsf249 MARY ELLEN SHAFER Blessed Sacmment Vii'ariou.r . . . al' . . . happyrgo- lurlia . . . Shu lam' added ber 111171 echo of ldllghfff' fo ll1e1'ty'i 11.111-. Activity' Points Ill 515 N A 'Nitin MARY LIIIN SHIA Blessed Sacrimcnt 'l.1lu1led but model! Sbez She: l1'IIld6 f be: irlaolmfzr 171 lefeuzf befueen fueme Illd Illdlb efui It 1 tome aolle ei gunl Actnity Points IJ PHYIIIS R SMITH Number 11 School Dunn penle Pbzl ul 1 ber in Elllflllf gzggle rompleteli tuplziuleu ull 141119 ulnom Jbe llllllfl III roniufl Activity Points 17 JOAN SoMMi RS Monioc High School A 114211221471 L1 l9e1111r11t olmi e113 spin! but mule om flllll4?ll lmpplneu dl Alena more com pele Hou uell ilae uzll lie fe Ill: mowed 07 ber uell ufled mlei In Mums play Activity Points 10 PATRKIA H Sviinii Chirlottc High School C olden lun golden :one golden dllpflllflflll me l7lll :J eu 4114 to P111 ,hopnlmzli A in intel 171 Ihr: Clbfllfiilll play. ber wing- rould be .reerz iproullng irzrifiblyy Il7Idt'f' ber owing robe. Activity Points-TQ JUNE SPINDLIQR Hcnclriclc Hudson School Il 'Ily . . . one will long ll remembered or ber ffm-loving flflllfl, IV bo clue could boogie- lwoogie' lbe lNlolre Dllll? Victory Moro? Activity loints-Z4 AUDRIEE KATHRYN STIZWART Bcniimin Franklin High School uiel . . . lbougb lm-lorirlg . . . Audree ,md ber long eye-lt1,ibe,r .ire llre t'71I'-1 of erervi Merfiizfl. Activity Points-4 ARLINL D STRIB Corpus Chrnstr 511561 and lzdy like a1 llie lllldgl nu 11: unren It ou 1: muff zlue Arllne A buflnefr fneez I1 lyer Lboue Actrvlty Pornts If QONSTANC L SYRAC USL St Andrew 5 u 71 1n lzu 1 eu though A e doefnz ad 1 ll Connie f duk ban and uznnlng Wlllle uzll be a uelromed addition fo any o e Aftlvlty Pomts 12 DOROTHY HLLLN TLVL LS Corpus Chrrstr Blond muvzrallj minded .1 mznzon mzze box gogette1 Dwollag bar made many ronrerzr uueelef lwau added lo the 111111111 o a Lu play illlb Ike lllllng nlralnv mm llev zzolln Actlvxty Pomta 59 DOROTHY THOMAS Ballantyne Number 9 School Blond fagmnl dl Dol alllaazzgh not dime: ned 171 the oregvound fan be fezfealed to be feady uzllzng and able Actlvrty Pol nts 7 5 GPRALDINL THOMAS St Andrew s An enlerlaznzng rlorg a peppy g1ggle 01 a rendlllon o Lezze Lu Fafe It fur! a lea o llae affornplrflrlmenlf llaal pfoze !l1alGeHj 11 the ll e o any pany Actruty Poxnts 76 'IANL TILPLL Brrghton Hugh School :ner Llaeer ul penonalzn fhlfllllflg manner and bex pleaumg IUIFE haze keen .1 r1elum1ed lddznon ro lmth Meru 11111 lbe Glee Clnl, A rut! Points l CATHI RINL TROTT Corpui Christi Pun lozlng lojal IX :Ile proled l7er fpnll on lbe limeetball four! Her rlveer ulnevr and lvef ulllmgneff zo acl ax a claau em zz 1ll no! lie eafllj ofgollen Actlvnty Pornts 44 GLORIA j WALSH Number 11 School Curly laaned hang afed Gloua drgnl ed renzor ulll aluayr be fenzembered for lJe1 nueel zolfe and rlendly Illllle Actlvlty Pomts 20 THLRESL WESLLY St Andrew 5 Small blonde and alu ay gzggllng al fomellyzng Tlaerere bar LZ Jpenal knark or gemng on uzzla people Tlnr pelzle senzor rlazmf rbe ouer Il all to a mu flnezour ark o bfotbeu and Alf terr ulfo fonslanllj keep laer on ber loen Actrvrty Points 8 MYRTLI MARY WYAND St Ambrose Talenzed uztly a draulng pencil 07 pam: larufla ulure day ull! nd My: :na :more pam! ing laef uaj to ame a1 Jlye baj done at Merrj Actxvrty Poxnts 38 JIANLTTE S YOFRGI R St Francis Xavrer So 1 uazfy lnan lsroun eye! 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Hang on Sheryl' Lemme up Sheryl Gleeps' Itsme I s I Okay' Its I But lemme up I wrll not You you burglar Ouch' Stop brngrn my head wrllya Its me Me' I Daddy hurry up I m gettrng some rope Hurry' He s gettrng he s gettrng aw ay' Daddy' she screamed You wanted some excrtement Now youll get Come on srster' Let me go' Shad dup or I ll drrll ya Get that g g gun out of my rrbs Daddy' Help' I m comrng Ouch' Doggone that charr Come on you Grt movrng' And button your or else Wlarch way? Thrs thrs way Sheryl' Sheryl' Where are you? Dont yell he warned yabbrng hrs gun rnto her back Dont dont worry I I wont Where are we? In rn the pantry Umm Secluded arent we? Come on sugar how s about a krss? Keep keep avs ay from me Aw' Come on sugar Dont be hey' What d ya thrnk you re shovrng? Shovrng hrm rnto a broom closet slammrng the door shut and turnrng the key all rn a twrnklrng of an eye Sheryl declared Now Mr Burglar' Who s boss now? No use bangrng around rn there The only way out rs through that door And you d have to be a pretty good magrcran to do that' Strll vyant that krss sugar? Well try Mrss Broom for srze She s yust your type Haunted Sheryl at her Captrxe Sheryl' Thank heavens' Are you all rrght? lm okay' I hay ent got 1 brother tor nothrn After frghtrng wrth hrm for srxtcen years I feel lrke a Popeye He ' How about lettrn me outa here? Wh ts the matter' Mrss Broom a lrttle brt too much for you Sheryl whrspered her father open the door and get out of the way He mrght try to mrl-ee 1 break for rt' Here take the rope When I grab hrm st rrt tyrng those Boy Scout knots Brll trught you' Betty what are you dorng rn here? We drdn t yy rnna mrss all the rum rum Rumpus derr supplred her mother Rumpus daddy Okay Okay But keep out of the vly All rrght Sheryl Open rt up' Turnrng the key rmmedrately the door was hurled open Ind a verrtable tornado came yyhrstlrng out only to wrnd rtself rn the entanglrng arms of Tom Harrrson Hurry up Sheryl' Tre hrs hands' Betty tre hrs feet Hurry I can t tame a vrlelcat forex er Rrde em cowboys elelrghteclly screamed 'Irnker yumprng up and down Ouch Not so trght' fant you take rt? strcastrcllly uttered Sheryl tyrng hrs hands rll the tighter Look Dont you know me Ouch Its me l s I Aw' Whats the use' Well young man' What h we you to sly tor yourself? Nothrng' I arn t no squealer Whoo' Whoo' scrermed a srren That s the .rll clear Daddy Can I turn on the lrghts? I guess the yrgs up Srng Srng here comes a new rnmate' Sheryl pressed the lrght swrtch Eyeryones eyes trarned on the ctptrxe as rf rn yudgment suddenly popped wrde open Kenneth Rarnes' gasped Sheryl Oh my breathed Nlrs Harrrson relrewed Ho' Ho' laughed Mr Hlrrrson Thus rs rrch' Ho' Ho' I-Ia Ha' echoed Trnl-ter Do you look funny Kenny Teehee' Well uh how about takrng off these ropes? he begged fPleaJe page 622 39 .. ,V .. .. , V Y . - . . . . . . ., . . ,, 3 , . , ,r A V 4 . , t , , , '. ,,l . , . . .. . V. I . ,, , ',, .. Y V . .. , . . . . . r - l H t1 L . - r S I . .. . .V V. V Q.. .. . , , . V, .. ., V , i I I .. A . . . . , , il ' nn ' , 7 , L 7 . 1 'I 5 L .. . .. , - , , , , . . , . rr . V, ' ,V ' ,A ' I 1- , -V V V . V ' ' . . e ' 7 ' ,, . ,, .. - , W V .. , - , r 1 . . . .V - V - J V .. I H , ' . V . 4 7 , . . v ' v ' 1-IV. 'r , , , . . rm rl Y , ,l ,, V 1. , H ' I ' . , . A r - - ,. . . ,, - 7 L ,A - 1 g . r rr V - V - , I ' , ' ' . W' I . K C rr ' r ' VA V , - rr , . . 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V Y K l 'W , L K o , . 1 1 ' ' J - ' In wblrb a Sergeant play: Cupzd ' GLORIA BOSAITS 44 EJECTED' Not wanted the pang of those words hung over the head of Johnnre Lang as he moodrly krcked the rnnocent lrttle pebble down the street Tears were not made for woman alone but somehow they twrnkle down her cheek much more boldly The tears that arose rn ohnnre s eyes splashed embarrassrngly down hrs cheek as the lrttle pebble partook of hrs hurt Only last nr ht he had shared hrs first ltrss wrth Srlly The rnnocence of youth spoke the beauty of rt Im gorng avsay Sally Ive always wanted to jorn the Navy to s rl the seas and fight yes that was ohnnre s typrcal proud rdealrstrc speech Sally s blue eyes fell to the floor shyly she looked at hrm wrth a brave smrle a be rt done accord rng to your wrll look That was the end and not exen the moonlrght to share rt not cven a crrcket to monopolrze the comrng nrght s arr for Sally s eyes were not made for nrght as they half closrngly revealed Thrs secretly all much to ohnnre s drsgust It was lrttle wonder the oblrgrng lrttle pebble of the constant bertrng of rejected rejected rejected' Hr ohnnre yelled Sgt Tom Wrllrams ohn nre s favorrte soldrer ll sarlors rated wrth hrm How s thrngs7 Wrth thrs greetrng fired at hrm ohnnre turned rnstantly unpredrctably ran as though a barrage of laps were after hrm Hey wart' velled the puzzled Sergeant lrft rng hrs heels after hrm Tom s heels were a better than good match for ohnnres legs whrch were not qurte as fast as hrs raprdly beatrng heart Leave me alone he sobbed as the Sergeant very easrly garned ground Exhausted ohnnre be came captrve of the brg burly Tom Why you funny old commando' Whats the rdea7 Tom grrnned The tears that fell down ohnnres cheeks were not exactly a cleansrng rn gredrent as hrs drrty face revealed You re krnd of brg for that arent you johnn1e7 Come on Whats the story? Tom krndly asked Out came the story mrxed vsell wrth sobs of frustratron Out poured johnnre s heart and flowed rnto the brg heart of hrs favorrte soldrer queer sounds of patrrotrsm and love all enveloped rn a johnnre Lang prrde Come on johnnre buck up' Lets you and I go see Srlly She ll understand comforted Tom No I can t face her crred johnnre I cant ohnnres stubborn tone conwrnced Tom that the only hope was to turn on some psychology Its no wonder you were rejected men rn ser xrce don t cry no matter how they feel lrlte rt' We havent trme' We ve got a job to do' What rf we were afrard to do the lrttle hard thrn s7 How could we manlge the brgger jobs? a pause and then a Sergeant s command You and I are gorng to see Sally' ohnnres and Toms frmgcrs soon reached the doorbell of Sallys house The Hrst few mrnutes as the nrst few mrnutes haxe 1 habrt of berng were hard but the brg burly Tom helped a lot Thrs trme the story came out wrth humrlrty mrnus the tears The charmrng young lady lrstened sympa thetrcally rgnorrng Toms attempts to boost ohn nre Ifverythrng seemed all rrght now that the love end was taken care of one could always be patrr otrc rn some way If the fellows could see therr tough urprd of a Sarge Tom reflected not darrng to make the statement out loud Who would dare rnterrupt the glances that ohnnre and Sally exchanged? Guess I ll have to go now sard a very nervous Sergeant got 1 few lrttle hard thrngs to do and wrth these words he blrnked a dandy wrnk for ohnnre So long krd Isnt he wonderful? srghed Sally Yeah sure rs a sv ell guy' volunteered ohn nre Gosh johnnre Im so proud of you' johnnre and Sally looked at each other and smrled then laughed for a very long trme Sure ten year old johnnre was rejected rn the Navy but he definrtely was IA rn love 41 ll ' . o 0 , l 1 - iT , ' v . , . . . I . 1 QQ , . , T I ' A - . . . , H l l 7-7 . . D .1 ' ' l -. , A y a . l K Y. , I . Y . . . . .-O Q' b-v 7 I V , . , . . J 1 y ' , ' ' . . , . 0 g . 5 I . . ,,-Q D . v, . U C ul' L y 1 q , . . , . , , 1 ' -Y ' I v . . . 4 - 4 , y S ' Q - 1 suffered. These thoughts mingled with the tempo 4 .' . . , V J H . ,, . . , ' Ca 7' .. . . J . . 7 . ,Y , 7 ' 5 ' J 5 s 3, o . . . . , ., , , n J - n - U 1 ' ,U I 1 . . . ,, u n , .H . . l , . ' v ' I ,H D , H , . , l .U . . . J ' - , . ' 1 , , . . , Iool. Foruorrl W zth NEW YORK LIFE PLANNED SECURITY FRANCIS E BLRNS Get the m0Qt out of every Penny the e davs say BRACE MUELLER HUNTLEY N 1167'CW Dr nzomle the Bm! ln Fn rmzn B XSFIAIN BROTHERS Fm bloms jeu elers Stationers flzzb Fmblems of All Kznds W R TIEFFL Representatwe let Home Grocers Grocer Your Home HOME GROCERS 199 203 PARK AXE Free Delwery Monroe 9326 42 N I r N 1' V- ... ' G M 1, NY Y, ww + - TT IC. E E 'r'f 4 ,,g 'H w 1 ' A ' f 4 1 v ' 1 ' I' 4 ,', ff 1 . ' , , ' 0 bmlezng Back It s From Bud ALICE MARIE HANSS 44 OU may thrnk me rather srlly for tellrng ou these thrngs but thrs afternoon rs just one of those free for thought days when remrnrscrng about chrldhood romance rs empha stzed by the warm dryrng sun playrng hrde go seek wxth the fluffv cotton lrke clouds and the crrckets keeprng trme wrth the cat brrd rn the lrlac bush Maybe rts the concoctron of the hummrng of rnsects and the fragrant odor of fresh sprrng flowers as I lay here rn the long shadows of late afternoon or maybe rts the newness of really bern alone for a few mrnutes that tosses my thoughts recklessly back and forth as a butterfly flutterrng from one flower to another Suddenly I seem to see my erghth grade teacher w rrtrng hrstory questrons on the blackboard Sure enough thats Mrke Caffney tryrng to make a date wrth Kay len nesy for a coke at Marys Sweet Shoppe after school and there s Mrnnre Marrow wrth her head tucked rnto a Math book ack Sprtz threw a wad of gum and where should rt land but rn the mrdst of Glorra Neskrn s heavy crop of harr Why hax ent I untrl now notrced that hand some hunk of man srttrng rn the seat next to the wrndow7 Strands of chestnut brown harr fall care lessly oser the freckles on hrs forehead sendrng a dreamy look rnto hrs sea green eyes Would I be bold enough to catch hrs eye? It has been a week and a half srnce George Bud for short has flashed that Pepsodent smrle rn my drrectron Up untrl now I thought he had for gotten the grrl rn the first seat thrrd row But joan Flaherty just slrpped me a note and whrspered Its from Bud Its rom Bud those words dash madly through my head echorng and reechorng Unconscrously I tear open the note tryrng to hrde my anxrety knowmg that hrs eyes must be focused rn my drrectron It reads Dear une rf you can be spared for a few mrnutes after school would you lrke to stop off at Marys Sweet Shoppe for a sundae7 Bud Yes I drd go to Marys wrth Bud that after noon that afternoon and many others lagged by rn that same srde booth eatrng prnetpple sundaes and once rn a whrle glancrng sheeprshly through the corners of our eyes at each other And Ill nexer forget the first trme he held my hand rt was the last week rn june and both of us had an urge for a long hrke rn the glen The ground was soft lrke marshmallows We had just crossed a stream berng partrcular on whrch rocks we stepped I felt as free as the trger lrlres bobbrng therr yellow heads along the banks of the hrll As hrs hard smooth hand slrd rnto mrne chrlls ran around my heart grvrng me that warm feelrng rnsrde une he whrspered your harr looks almost red rn the sun I can remember other days rn that summer of dreams that stood out vrxrdly rn my mrnd such as the afternoon he crawled out on the branch of a cherry tree lust to srng a sentrmental lrttle song that he had practrsed for weeks when all of a sud den the branch weakened under hrs one hundred and fifty srac pounds abruptly puttrng an end to hrs romance wrth a thud The sun rs now seeprng lower rn the west search mg for new lands and more people lust lrke you and me who lay awake nrghts wartrng for rts wel comrng smrle to cos er the land each mornrng send rng warm trnglrng feelrngs through us The odor of steak and french frred potatoes coupled wrth mother s call for supper rudely tears me away from those fond school day memorres to the realrzatron of the present Lrfe rs not so short but that there rs trme for remrnrscrng 43 0 I I I I 7 a a u n 5 y ... I ' ' V '. I I H . . . . . - :F as ak s ' ' 1 ' ,x ' ' x ' I' ' . 2 4 ., . . . 7. . . Y I 4 ' 1 . , K tV II' I 8 V I f I ' Q e I4 I' ' ' . g t .I . L I I. I ' I 4 ' 4 . ' I 7 I -. K . . L , A I . L I t . V ' I 'I ' I . ' , ' I I ' I . ' ' ' I .I I ' ' ' , c , ' v , . . . - - VV V. - - .1 - - uf ' J 1 9 , ' , ' ' I' . . .5 . V . . . V . 4 I t , . . v . I , , 4 4 . ' t 4 I. I ' 4 . I ' V. I I V. . - V -. . . - - .1 rr ak Fl! if if if ll' 1 ,kk x . I - L . V V l - v 6 V - I 1 ' ' v 1 4 ' VVV I, rf . , ' . . . , 4 I I , . . . . ,. . . . . . . . , J , . HANSS ELECTRIC CO Industrial and Commerrzal Wlrzng Lzght Pouer and Heat 180 NORTH ST MAKE YOUR BOOKS LAST LONGER BY HAVING THEM REBOUND AT ROCHESTER BOOK BINDERY ST PAUL STREET BUY WHERE THE CLERGY BUY RELIGIOUS ARTICLES GREETINO CARDS TUCKER S 74 EAST Aw ENUE Could We Serve Your Needs? THE VALLEY CADILLAC CORPORATION CADILLAC LASALLE PONTIAC 333 339 East Asenue Maln 4894 PERDUE 81 COVIPAINY INC Fngzm ers Contractors Heatm Ventllatln Plumbmg 6a BROAD ST ROCHESTER NFVS YORL Ca NIR DID R S Ph ne C116-rll68R XIISS ROCHESTER FROCKS 'NTanufactIIrerS Of Dresses for Street and A terrzoon Wear Mercv Um orms From Fa t r to Cu IOIII 200 N CLINTON AVF ROCHESTFR N C ompltments A J MANSMANN PITTSBURGH PA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1944 MARY K I I HRYN HEALY 1941 44 I 1 R W I X I ' F . , I N I for I I . V 5 I ' 1 Y X I I SS 97 1 I I ' I Y 1 I I I I r I ' ' ,ll. inff P. O .Iv - I T I W L , , i, ' I 1 ,, I .ng . .U- . X , 1 f C' D rf - L- V! . Foy S er T T - 1 I I - I I r I X . of R I . . I I f I I 9 ' I I I I I I I I The Prznter J Dew! TRANSLATIONS FROM THE CHINESE By ARTHUR WALEY REVIEWED BY MAR1oN SCHUELER 44 Subtle humor rmpressrve sorrow and clew er satrre are all found rn thrs collectron of Chrnese poetry translated by Arthur Waley The poems whrch were all wrrtten before 900 A D grve an almost complete cross sectronal vrew of the lrfe customs and culture of the Chrnese people Included rn the book are a number of rnterestrng oems wrrtten by Po Chu 1 a noted Chrnese wrrter and statesman These poems escrrbe drfferent occasrons rn hrs lrfe and hrs feelrngs durrng these trmes Thrs collectron makes rdeal readrng materral at thrs trme when Amerrcans are attemptrng to better therr forergn polrcy by studyrng the culture of therr allres AMEN AMEN By ENSIGN S A CONSTANTINO JR REVIEWED BY KATHLEEN ZIMMER 44 Thrs rs what young Amerrca has been wartrng for a book on ethrcs and morals wrrtten srmply frankly srngularly rn our own srngular jargon by another young person equally srngular rn hrs style Amen Amen relates the rmportant thrngs rn lrfe rn no uncertarn terms Its as modern and fresh as that batch of pop corn you ve just finrshed popprng Amen Amen rs clearly not for holrer than thou s aesthetes or clorstered rntellectuals but for the young mrnded of both sexes Why should we go to Church? Why should we belreve rn God? Why should red lrght drstrrcts be stamped out rf the thrngs that happen rn them can be qureted? Why shouldn t we steal rf we re careful or lucky enough to get away with rt? Why why why Amen Amen wrll tell you why Maybe there rs some thrng to thrs God busrness after all THREE TIMES I BOW By CARL GLICK REVIEWED BY ELEANOR HACKETT 44 Would you lrke to stroll down Mott Street rn New York s Chrnatown and stare at all the queer lrttle shops and gaze rn wonder at round chubby men smokrng con tentedly rn these strange places? If you would enjoy drscoverrng how the Chrnese Amerrcans lrve read Carl Glrck s newest book Three Trmes I Bow The trtle of the book rs taken from an old tradrtron that bowrng three trmes to your frrend rs the greatest trrbute you can grvc hrm Youll meet Kung an educated Chrnese who enlrsted rn the Army after the Pearl Harbor drsaster Besrdes revealrng to you some of the strange customs and eccentrrc ways of the Chrnese you are entertarned by the Army experrences from the trme Kung enlrsts to hrs graduatron as a Lreutenant rn the Unrted States Army After readrng thrs you ll apprecrate these krndly people not thrnk of them as some strange rntrudrng race LOVE AT FIRST FLIGHT By Orrs CARNEY and CHARLES SPAULDING REVIEWED BY NOREEN CAREY 44 Lester Dowd Naval Arr Cadet smrled thrnly at the mechanrc and taxred grngerly out to the runway He had long warted for thrs moment For months every letter from home had ended Love and have you soloed yet? The above rs a passage from the new uproarrous book by Otrs Carney and Charles Spauldrng Love at Frrst Flrght A lrttle brt bewrldered by hrs surround rngs and yet sure that he COULD pass rf he had enough trme Lester Dowd s pur surt of hrs wrngs rs one of the best humor storres to come out of the war The rllustratrons by Carl Rose would be a welcome addrtron to any book But to thrs already humorous tale they add a delrghtful prctorral account of Lester and hrs troubles as a Naw al Arr Cadet 1 J , 1 1 . V . . . . 1 1 , . 1 - -1 . , ' . . . . -v - dj H 1 , T . . , . 1 J 'W 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, ,, . . ' 1 . . . . , 1 . . . r- 1, - .r - 1 11 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1- 1 11 1 ' ' .. . ,, . . . . . . , . , . - D .. rr - - . - i . , . 1 I . . , . , . ' 1 - 1 rr - 11 - - , . 1 . . . 1 1 1 . . , . . . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 l r n 11 . , . . .. . . ,, . . . . 1 ' ' . . . , , . 1 Y . WALDERT OPTICAL C0 Always Better Classes Never H zgher Przces 56 East Avenue Rochester N Y When qual1ty counts smart people buy at WILLIAM ERENSTONE Merchant T azlor POWERS HOTEL BLDG 28 IWAIN STRFET WEST Rochester N Y CELESTIAL DISAGREEMENT I looked upon the moon last mght Its mood was plam to me It would not shows lts face at all But hld behmd .1 trce It h1d a quarrel mth the sun that day The sun refused to slnne And so thc poor moon could not glow It could only pme l looltcd upon the moon tomght And sam ltSlllHIf1g bflgllf It rmdc up with thc sun tod 15 And so sheds 1 hlppy lxght EILIIIN CADOGAN I Best Wzshes .IOSEPHJ BUCKLEY Dzzrzng the Duraton anzl 4 ter Trade at LA VIAX DRUG CO 1800 EXST M ENILE Near W1DtOll Road ROCHESTER NOVELTY WORKS INC Manu acturers o Church F urmture and Equlpment 485 HAOUE STREET LECKINGER S WILBUR COON SHOES Shoes for Comfort and Style 32 ST PAUL ST ROCHESTER N Y Rochester New York Stone 3958 46 T . 1 r vw 1 1 I 1 5 4 ' 2 1 I 1 7 ' ' l 1 I lv 3 , L V. .,'. 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' 1 In ' gg il. 1 'lv . . . 5 1 52' . ..','4w , . . , N I !f W 7' W Y - - . 3 1 1 - - A 1 1 1 1 . , 5 . , W X l , l 1 1 I1 I , 1 9 ' P 1 X 1 f f 1 1 1 l 1 . . i . . ,- 1 , 1 I l 1 K1tty s Angel A second grader flnds her Gl:RRY DENTINGER 14 ITTY was a cuddly youngster of seyen Her imprsh eyes of blue were eternally searching for something mischrevous Strawberry dyed curls smothered her head and picture framed her laughing face A severe attack of pneumonia when she was a baby left her as delicate and t1ny as a lone crocus on a chilly spring a You couldn t help but notice the little china doll figure as she lightly trrpped her way down the elm sh xded lane toward St Rrtas School She felt Oh so big now Moms had agreed to let her go to school alone today She was in the second grade now or would be 1n a few minutes as she qurckened her step and swung into the school yard with that fr sh first day of school feeling skip ping through her t1ny vems Once inside the huge granite structure Kitty met up with her last years classmates Together the t1ny comrades made their way to the room with the number two on rts door and trrumphantly made their entrance A few seconds later Sister Mary Grace principal of the school entered the class room and was greeted by a chorus of God bless you good morning Sister Children this is Sister Mary Cephas who will be your teacher this coming year Sister Grace nodded to a stately figure who had glided into the room and had just become visible to her wide eyed class She looks like an angel exclaimed Kitty in her sincere childish voice overshadowed by the sudden dm of remarks that were popping from the lrps of awed second graders as Sister Mary Cephas began the first day of school with I want to be your friend as well as your teacher And so began the second year of school It was to be a happy year Kitty thought Through her child s world flowed an unending stream of sun shlne and a pink mist of happiness cloaked the little gurl who had found her Gu rdnan Angel in the habit of her second grade teacher The Angel Cephas was Kitty s prryate name for her Her gen tle manner and smiling voice her understanding eyes and guiding hands were just what this frail little flovser crayed She and Kitty became close friends Kitty shared all her childrsh joys with her and sometimes put her little misfortunes on the Angel s knee to be patched up and vxaved into shape again Come what may she was alvy ays there to listen and understand and Kitty loycd her for It Those rmpxsh eyes were a little less blue the rosy glow rn those appled cheeks vs as a little pilcr and that laughing face was 1 dim smile forcing rts w iy through vu hen Kitty mustered enough strength to return to school in May after a month at home too frail to ward off the germ and had again fallen into its clutches Kitty was to make her First Holy Communion in May It took all the extra instructing Sister Cephas could give her to prepare the little soul for that precious day It came finally It was a deyout little whrte veiled crocus that took her place at the Communion rail that glorious morning Her head bent untrl her chin all but touched her pew as she made her humble thanksgiving All that day there was much evcrtement at Kit ty s house Her relatives had gathered to help her celebrate the coming of her Divine Guest It was mght now and Moms had ushered her up to bed She was frlghtfully tired but not too tired to kneel beside her child sized bed and say Good night to her Infant Savior Thank you Lord she began and after that came Im sorry Lord for all her baby faults Then came the act of Contrxtlon she had been taught in school three 47 fx, - , f. . . 4 ,- 3 ' V ' gl l A I - . . . 7 . 5 7 Y V A A d Y. . . . . . 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OXFORD PHARMACY INC Prescrzptzon Experts 688 MONROE AVENUE Corner Oxford St MEISENZAHL FOOD PRODUCTS 429 STATE STREET Manu acturers NIALARONI AND EGG NOODLES Wed be glad to help you wzth your ratzon coupons RED AND WHITE STORE 2880 WEST HENRIETTA ROAD Monroe 9235 C omplzments ROAST BEEF TAVERN 48 , . CO I , . ' I I .. ,, . . I . , . . , . . J 5 ' 3 ' Wg i I an - ,, a . . L . . . 3 L I A . . I l . ' . ' . . , . , a U A U p ,, v . ,,, . , . I I -. I . ,. I I R,,A,,E,,io,o,ogEo,,,W o,o, eAE,o ,-I ' 1 E T .,.oo ,o,a,-o,,ooa ,oa. EE,o-oE,. ,E,o, -W Omoo V- meow- 1 I I I I r - I I I I I . . X I I I W I I I I E i I oo,o.o, S , oo,o,,oE,r,Eo AWE ,S QWWE I Ao o.o,. one ,,o,ooo ,,oEE,,o.,o,I I I 9 I . . ' I Of Hail Marys and a very special little prayer which had some of her own words injected Now I lay me down to sleep it began and ended with If I should die before I wake I pray the Lord my soul to take to my Angel who I know will some day wait for me in heaven Crawling into bed and pulling the fresh white sheets up to her own sheet white face Kitty felt so relaxed and secure The lamp on her dresser was out but there was still light in the room which like a shining sword pierced the black cloak of night It was a heavenly feeling as she drifted to sleep a sleep that was different The scent of hyacinths seemed to perfume the air and the stars outside suddenly became rare gems set rn the downy wings of angels lxrtty was floating through space as her wide eyes searched the sky Sooner than she real ized she was standing alone She peered expectant ly into the new world before her yes it was true There within those radiant gates with all the saints and angels in heaven there stood the Angel Cephas beckoning to Kutty A Story with .rufpnre ending N Lingermg Memories c. EILEEN CADOGAN 46 OU sit in the gathering dusk unable to decide whether to get up and light the lamp thus banishing your lingering thoughts of the sunset or to sit in the gloom un aware of the deepening shadows until it becomes so dark that you are unable to distinguish the familiar objects about you and trip over the furni ture as you grope clumsily for a match Haunting memories clutch your senses and you feel unable to move Dusk always brings back memories you find yourself saying Memories like those first years at school the day Dad lost his job and you came back from boarding school to go to Central High your first date the Senior Prom and then Commencement Sis borrowing your clothes Bud teasing you at the breakfast table Dad reading his Sunday paper on the front porch and Mom singing in the evenings your flowers growing in that grubby plot you called your own the summers at the seashore winter holidays spent skiing in the mountains all tingle your blood and bring a smile to your face the day Dad took you out to the new school on the edge of town and told you that it would be your Alma Mater You looked at the new buildings smelling of fresh paint cement and varnish and smiled It sure looked swell Our Lady of Lourdes College The years you spent there the tears you shed on Class Day were behind you and the world was before you But you still heard the echoes of your school life singing My Country Tis of Thee in the grades cheering at Central High s football games singing rn the Church choir praying in the college chapel for a deceased classmate They rang in your ears pounded your brain Your steps faltered Would you be able to go into the battle and grief and strife of the world? Then a voice came to you echoing above all the others Come follow Me Come it said and unhesitantly you followed meek and humble of heart You turned your back upon the greed of the world and labored lovingly for the priceless treasure that was for the faithful everlasting happiness You are awakened from your reveries by the tinkle of the chapel bell The days work is o er It is the hour of Benediction for the faithful at the bombed mission God is with them even in the hour of peril The hardships of the past years are forgotten as you watch these humble people gather in the small chapel Where? Nancheng China 49 1 U .. - - , 1 v v n - , v 1 1 ' ' . . ,, ' 1 . . l 1 , . . . , fl. L' . . . , 7 1 i 1 - - 1 1 9 1 ' ' , . . , . . . . ,, , - n . a - , I , - s , , . . , . D . . . V - 1 ' 7 . . .1 .. . , . y 9 a 1 a 1 1 ' y , . v . . .. . - v - n , . . 7 , . . . . Y . . , . 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ROCHESTER CIVIC ORCHESTRA featumzg GERSHXXINI s WORKS REVIEWED BY CATHERINE CLARK 44 Guy Fraser Harrrson arded by three solorsts presented some of the best loved and most famous composrtrons of the Amerrcan composer Gershwrn rn the concert featurrng popular Gershwrn works joan Dexter soprano Harry Watts and George MacNabb duopranrsts shared wrth Harrrson the enthusrastrc applause for the pro gram whrch found such fawor Mrss Dexter a local radro performer gave first a group comprrsrng the arra V01 Che Sapete from Marrrage of Frgaro by Mozart Hymn to the Sun from Rrmslqf Korsakoffs Golden Cockerel and the Indran Lose Call from Frrmls Rose Marre These were the only three numbers whrch were not Gershwrn musrc For her second appearance Mrss Dexter sang three ofthe most popular Gershwrn songs Embraceable You Someone to Watch Over Me and The Man I Lore Watts and MacNabb played therr own varratrons of I Got Rhythm A Short Story and Strrke Lp the Band and a brt of Rhapsody rn Blue All were therr own arrangements Harrrson got exerythrng out of the Gershwrn musrc presentrng selectrorrs from Of Thee I Srng and Oh Kay Cuban Rhapsody and Fantasy on Porgy and Bess All together the program was a xery enjoyable rtem of musrcal entertarnmerrt CONCERT feazurmg NELSON EDDY REVIEWED BY KATHLEEN ZIMMER 44 Followrng two postponements due to an attack of laryngrtrs Nelson Eddy handsome Hollyv ood barrtone agarn charmed a predomrrrantly femrnrne audrence vrth hrs srngrng and genral personalrty Mr Eddy s early numbers however were rather colorless rn nature and sung vtrth consrderable restrarnt Perhaps hrs prevrous throat rllness warranted thrs cau tron Hrs first two groups rncluded Lowe Humbles All Men from Tscharkows Eugene Onegrn Weep Not My Chrld from Rubenstern s The Demon Brahms The Drsappornted Serenader Marx s Blessed Nrght and Schuberts Wfho Is Sylvra9 Mr Eddy was recalled to srng the nonsensrcal hrll brlly song The Frog Went A Courtrn and the low ely Ode to the Exenrng Star from Wagners Tannhauser After rntermrssron Mr Eddys selectrons were more com rncrng rn tone and greater rn solume Faures Clarre de lune and Massenets Sr tu veux Mrg nonne were the more famrlrar As encores Mr Eddy offered Danny Boy and a unrque xocal arrangement of Sarnt Saens Danse Macabre After concludrng hrs program wrth Krumbern s Troubadours Serenade and james Krng Brlly s Song Mr Eddy won the heart o each lrstener by returrarng to srng Gershwrn s It Arnt Necessarrly So Oh What a Beautrfu1Mornrrrg At the Balalarka and Rose Marre Theodore Parton pranrst supported Mr Eddy throughout the program wrth excellent understandrng and rnterpretatron Hrs rnterlude of three Choprrr numbers drsplayed hrs skrll as a musrcran and hrs encore of a clever prece entrtlecl Polka from Shostakovrtch s Golden Age Ballet recerved a hearty owatrorr After the ewenrng program Mr Eddy had retarned hrs reputatron as Amerrca s most popular barrtone O I. 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I , . 7 I I lv I DEGREE A Dogs Lzfe N THE first place he was a drrty lrttle warf That must be understood Yes he was a very drrty lrttle warf I am speakrng about Degree a small yeller dog wrth a very rnqursrtrve nose He was always gettrng rnto trouble as he had no master or mrstress to scold hrm He drdnt have anyone He wasnt a thoroughbred and he drdn t have a pedrgree He was just a dog wrth trny brown eyes atwrnkle wrth mrschref Yes he was a very drrty dog Thats what our mard thought as she turned the comer and saw hrm trottrng complacently at her heels Wrth head hrgh Degree followed her to the krtchen door where much to hrs drsgust the door was slammed almost takrng off that small black nose He looked around and seerng the clothes basket near by wrth lots of nrce clean clothes rn rt he decrded rt was just the bed for hrmself He ambled over and hopped rn drrty feet and all There he stayed t least untrl the laundress came for the clothes I ! uk ,7 :. 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XX horror for thcre lay Degree snoozrng rn a now very A , 9 4 Zim KX muddy basket' In a flash she was on hrm grabbed hrm I6 xg' xl by the tarl and tossed hrm to the srdewalk There he lay dm U qurte dazed I ,Nl wk Xxx X X The laundress took the basket and eased her bulk rnto Ass the house agarn X I Degree after a lrttle whrle spent collectrng hrs wrts I marched up to the porch where he sat and sat Every lrttle I S whrle hrs nose would wrgglc rn pleasure at the scrumptrous arom s that came Hoatrng out of the krtchen wrndow Nlrght came on and rt began to grow cold Degree began to shrwer and on top of that he was hungry He crept close to the house to keep warm Other nrghts he had had a nrce warm box of sawdust rn an old warehouse to sleep rn but now he was freezrng He huddled closer to keep warm and finally closed hrs eyes rn deep slumber The next mornrng the ash man poked at a small yeller ball of fur but rt drd not move Yes Degree would not suffer anymore He was where there are loads of cats to chase and wherc yurcy bones grow on cvery tree He was where all good doggres go No our Degree won t be hungry or cold any more 3 J l I . . , . ,n . 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A ' U 5 FISKE AND HANDX Funeral Parlors 100 LAKE AX ENUE FOR SPORTWEAR WHY NOT SEE CI-IANIPION KNITVI EAR CO 11 St Paul Stxeet Maln 1995 Complzments MORRISON and SCHULER ELECTRIC INC NIEISENZAHL COAL CONIPANX Coa Cole Fuel Ozl OHI e 98-I PORTLAND AX EWUE Telephone VIHIII 1636 DEAR MEMORY One mght m wmter bltter cold She and I qulte bran ely strolled Who? you say My mother and I The xery might before she dled We walked the path of hfe that mght She told me of IIS aw ful phght Of how I d have to face the storm T111 I was old and weak and worn Oh I was young but I could tell That new er agam would she be well But I had her then I d had my thrxll And now that memory s wxth me stlll Doms KUSCHEL 45 BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO 1116 MT HOPE AWENLE Laboratorw Supplzes And Materlale For Bmlogx CIICITIISIIW and PIIWSICS BURKE S FRIENDLX SERVICE COR GLIDE AWD BUFFALO RD Your Socom Dealer Genesee 4362 Open Evemngs 54 L I 7' I Jr 1 ' ,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,,, Y --it ,WVWW U Y v ,rv ' I 4 L ' I I I I T of 1- .- - ' l 7 - ' l.x IT. Rochester 5, N' S-I. , ' l N . l l F YOUR aim in life is to make people happy and to give them a taste of the better things the career of a soda perker should hold some appeal for you Do you know of any person who can give so much sweetness to so many people at one time? Well hardly' It all began on a beautiful spring day in the year of our Lord 1943 Mother and I were en giged in a heated debate about the necessity of a new spring coat for the Easter Parade Since I was fast losing the argument I tried desperately to think of some scathing remark that would even the score Well if I had a job I wouldnt have to ask you for anything I said fiercely Then I could buy as many spring coats as I wanted Why dont you find a job then? asked Nfother smiling slyly To my chagrin she really meant it That settled the matter I would find a Job or know the reason why And so it came about that I was employed rn the respectable establishment of Ryan Drug House 'J wage of forty cents per hour Before working at Ryan s I had always envied the life of a soda jerk I could imagine myself hippxly eating my merry little way through a maze of chocolate marshmallow sundaes with smrls of whipped cream floating about my head and mara schino cherries slapping me in the face But oh how that impression was changed' Have you ever trred making a banana split for the first time? N09 Well Ill tell you of my first evrperience with this ethereal concoction First I grabbed the banana in one hand and the knife in the other Then I tried gently to coax the banana peel away from its keeper Evidently the banana peel did not wish to be coaxed so I pulled hard Could I help it if the banana broke in half? By this time the fruit was slightly squashy but other wise in good condition I then contemplated split ting the banana lengthwise but considered it a job well done when it lay in the bottom of the dish in ten little pieces Now was the time to put rn the three scoops of xce cream chocolate vanilla and strawberry fdur mg the process of vwhnch I accrdentally caught my finger in the scooperj The syrup was poured on top of the ice creim and then came the crowning glory the whipped cream Oh bllss' It so happens that there is a little knack of press ing down the trigger that releases the whipped cream from the can This knack I had not as yet acquired After wiping whipped cream off the top Qa- up 9? S? I all Xi? of the counter it didn t squirt too far I handed my masterpiece to a puzzled frowning customer Now there I can honestly say was a banana split with character yes indeed Before long I became more proficient in my art the occasion rarely occurred when I sprayed soda water in my face while engaged in the delicate process of making a chocolate soda I even got a raise but I won t tell you how much And oh yes I bought the most devastating hat to go with my new spring coat How to fix banana fplrlr in one eary IPI lermn .lust a Jerk er JEAN RAETZ 45 55 7 1 ' a ' i y s ' i a ' , . ' i . A 1 ' 'T-4 A L s , I 1 .. , - y 3 ' ' - ' xX I , . LA ' ' -A I 4 fi' . X Xf- ' . . xx . , ,a,'x ' --JT. . .fy ' ..1..i1 ' Inc., as a respectable soda-jerk, at the respectable ' WL . . l T . . A Ul I 'LI , A ' f c TF ' Q Y' WW- .T . . 7 A I 1 - , , C D, . . ' 7 Y 1 . ,. t . V , Q, , - ' ' . ' v - - , 1 x ' . . . 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MR. . A DR. ' . . . . - . DR, , - I MR. . ' '. DR. I . . . . MR. . ' . . A '. M . ' . . . . . MISS RUTH ALLEN . . . . . . MR. I . ' ' . A . . A' ' I ' A . - ' . V . . . , . ' ' . A . , . ' ' ' ' V Y ' . V . . V , g , MR. I . . Wlooooo' Blackout' fThank you rom page 39 It would serve you good and rrght rf we let you stay there all nrght' emphatrcally stated Sheryl Aw Sheryl' Okay Ken Take rt easy now Uh' You sure tred these knots trght' grunted her father Hmph' Aw-Sheryl' Stop sayrng that' Aw There Ken' Now whats the brg rdea7 Why drdn t you say who you were? I trred to' But she wouldnt let me' So I thought Id grve her a scare' You know how she s always cravrng for excrtement always beefing that nothrng ever happens' She thought I was a burglar and who am I to drsrllusron her? But gleeps I got more than I bargarned for' Serves you rrght' Say where s the gun? Rrght here' he laughed wrgglrng hrs rndev finger Were you scared of hrs finger? grggled Tmker No I wasnt' she declared Oh no' Not much' laughed Ken Hmph' grunted Sheryl tossrng her head Now chrldren' Let s get some cookres and mrlk and go out on the porch' soothed her mother Shake hands you two' The danger s passed' helped her husband Come on sugar Let s go out on the porch' ust a mmute bonbon I thmk you need the broom laughed Sheryl Ah' Now you re cookrng Here let me carry those cookres Mrs Harrrson Thanks Ken My rt certarnly rs beautrful out rsnt rt? ust lool-. at that moon' Remrnds me of those rrdes rn the surrey we used to take Betty Mr Harrrson sard softly Doesnt rt though Tom? she breathed When I take you out rn the surrey wrth the frrnge on top agarn thrs melody floated to therr ears Oh' Its Brll murmured Sheryl I bet he had more luck rn the blackout than I drd declared Ken a lrttle bellrgerently Daddy prped up Tmker from her mothers lap tell us about your surrey now' Well rt was luke thrs I Met Henry Clzmo Wrllram Allen Whrte could have been srttrng opposrte me for strangely enough the deep vorced gentleman Henry Clune who modestly spoke of hrmself offered rmpressrons of hrs lrfe that corncrded wrth those of the late edrtor of Emporra Both were of the old school of journalrsm self educated men great newspaper men and great human berngs from small towns of Amerrca To many western New Yorkers Henry Clunes Seen and Heard featured rn the Rochester Democrat and Chromcle has become rndrspensable readrng To Henry Clune hrs column rs good hard work never sluggrshly done but scrutrnrzed for perfectron As a boy he enjoyed wrrtrng but as he modestly explarns he wasnt very good at rt Hrs unpretentrous common sense plus hrs natural rnclrnatron to wrrte hrnted hrs method of clrmbrng successfully rn hrs freld As he chatted on varrous subjects he spoke wrth finalrty a man wrth deep convrctrons yet open mmdedly accepting another s vrewpornt As I observed hrm and the office tht surrounded hrm I could not help but thmk that they were a definrte part of each other Strll hrs personalrty must have reached out and become a part of hrs home a part of all hrs relatronshrps We had been told that when we asprrrng journalrsts sought an rntervrew that the greater the person the srmpler the man the easrest the approach As I left the elderly tall gentleman Henry Clune I felt I had spoken to a great person 62 Gr.oruA Bosmrs 44 rr -1 , . . - ' . ll rl ' . , - . . . f 9 ,, . . . . 1- . . ,- . ,, . . 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