Paradise Township High School - Tanawan Yearbook (Paradise, PA)

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Cla A Prophecy On a recent trip to Franklin Institute I found a 1Tl0St remarkable machine. And so it was that I came to look into the lives of the entire class of 1952. After setting the gauge for l9ti2 :t bright flash of light reveals to me a scene in the Ll. 5. Supreme Court. There seems to be an argument between U. S. Ambassador to France, Mary Jean Hershey, and Representative Kenneth Lichty as to whether or not his Infant Wear Companies will interfere with his nomination for the Bache- lor of the Year award. The scenery seems to be changing to a more familiar scene now - a small portion of the fast growing shopping center of Paradise. A picturesque show window meets my eye with the name Madelyn's Millineryf' A very exclusive shop whose proprietor is Madelyn Keneagy. Further on down the street l atn sttnmed by the array of colors which appear in the windows of Shirley's Creations, known the world over for her original frosted blue evening gowns-Shirley Lichty is doing a marvelous business. .-X faraway horizon comes into view and as the mist clears I spy a mountain being scaled by two figures. As it draws closer I am amazed to see the daring Alpine mountain climbers, Ralph and Earl Denlinger on their journey up Mt. Gretna. So far their heads are still in the clouds. just below the mountain a familiar man, dressed intDaniel Boone garb, representing the State Game Liontmission, is tnaking a survey for fi-point doe. George Steinman seems to be somewhat disillu- sioned over his life-titne assignment. The screen appears to be clouding with smoke-no it is clearing now and the explanation is given. It is the motorcycle campaign for Verandas on trolley cars, robustly led by the politician of the year, Robert Fryer. A crowd l1as gathered at the 1-Iome -Cooking Cafeteria, during the campaign, for a delicious meal offered by the owners, Jacqueline Eshelman and Nancy Foulk. speaking of home cooking. l am now looking in-to the kitchen of housewife Margaret Meshey, where Shirley Skethway is demonstrating her single-piece double-boiler, an invention which she hopes will simplify cooking. I guess coincidences will happen for now I see the house next door belongs to that family- tgpe man. Samuel l-larsh. l-lis little boy is going down to john I-Ioffecker's Pharmacy for an ice cream cone. -lack's skill in chemistry encouraged him to master this profession. Wfell here we are at the drug store and whom do you think is sitting at the soda fountain? Ace flyer Ronald Feis- ter. l-le has sct the worldfs record for jet flying. As the screen focuses on the newsstand the head- line reads, Aaron Denlinger Performs at Carnegie Hall. The article mentions that one of his selections will be variations of Chopsticks. My, the future certainly holds promising events for this concert. pianist! Speaking of promising events, Doris Eisenberger is to be presented with the Pulitzer Prize for her outstanding work in the field of art. The scene now changes to a state fair where Leane Bow- man is the state pickle-judge. I can see that her tasty occupation has not affected her sweet smile and personality. The head of the Pillsbury Kitchen concern is being honored today for the op- portunity her company gives to the homemakers of America. It may be interesting to know that she is our own Verna Kreider. 'I'here's a large number of women at the recruiting ofhce stationed here which is patriotically being directed by janet lvlentzer, now a lieutenant in the Navy. Here's someone you can never get away from. a tax collector tracking down twenty-SCVCII cents which someone avoided paying. You can he assured that clever Shirley VViker will seize the offender. The scene now shows champion swimmer Barbara Deacon training for the next Olympics event in which she will surely show her unique ability for which she is famed. Now l see the lobby of the Ritz l-Iotel in New York where the guests are being graciously re- ceived by .joanne Axe, receptionist. One of the favorite guests is the famous nurse noted for brav- ery in service. Barbara Linton. Mary Jane Lefever and her three lovely little daughters have just entered the lobby. l-ler daughters are modeling children's clothes at a beneht fashion show. The scene is now in the Library of Congress where Nancy YfVen-ger is dedicating her new volume on atomic energy to the Book of Knowledge. And not too far away on Coney Island, Lina Jane Rynier is the efficient matron of a conva- lescent home for people suffering from too many Bromo-Seltzers due to extensive recreation. The surrourdings ofa theatre where Anna Frances Gable's play is being presented now comes into view. l-Ier pen name remains the same even though she has recently been married. The last, scene that is portrayed is in the outstanding city of Paradise where the corner stone is being laid for the Paradise Tribune Newspaper Building by the Editor-in-chief, and also the newly appointed :Xssociated Press leader, Alice Shissler. vVith overwhelming satisfaction with what the machine disclosed to me, I looked forward to the future with extreme eagerness. ,

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EL 55 PHE Paradise High School has been for us, For our lives good preparation, Leaving now, we can take our place In home, community, and nation. Four short years have passed away Full of good times we have blended With all the things we've tried to learn Till now, our days of school are ended. This chapter in our lives has been a happy one Everyone helped and did his part To make our class the best one everg That's the way it's been from the start. And the class of '52 can look back and say, In memory of four happy high school years That will live forever in our heartsg To old P. H. S., here's three cheers! Nanny Wm: Twenty 1 - 1

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