Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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'UMASS lPllQ4lDlIPlHlllE'IUNY Q Continued I Jane Lockwood is proprietress of an exclusive dress shop, whose patrons include many socially prominent citizens among whom is the former Marie Ellison, wife of a chain store owner, Mary Warnka, the diving champ, and the scenario writer, Lillian Symington. Ed Yeagley, the oil magnate has as his private secretary, Julia Comins. julia acquainted me with the occupations of the following: Lillian Schael, head nurse at the Children's Hospital, Mary Sedlar, dietitian, and Catherine Simon, health instructor. Another gentleman who has brought much pleasure to the public by his amusing sketches and caricatures is the cartoonist, Bob Bowers. Our outstanding mathematician, Carl Shanteau, is now head of his department at the Columbia University. In the last few years many publishers have attempted to sign a contract with the commercial artist, Alice Mary Eaton, but have failed, as she still desires to be free lance. Dick Knapp, brilliant engineer, with his lovely wife, is at present constructing an immense bridge across the Amazon River. The young minister of that popular Little Church Around the Corner in New York, has recently married. His bride is none other than Yvette Falardeau. I must not forget my cofworkers, Ruth Horan and Margie Wallace, who are of the best. So have these boys and girls of a few years ago decided on their careers, steadily rising upward to fame and fortune, not stopping until they reach the top. --JANE WEBER.

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IUILZAXSS llPllQ1IDlIPlIHIlllE1lUNY fContinuedD before the lights were extinguished, I spied Congresswoman Geneva Bode and her party, which included the United States Representative, Irva jane Sampson, seated next to the Governor and'his wife, formerly Virginia Eikost, and the Wall Street Wizards Bob Desmond and john Van Buren. Turning to radio we find the Dever Brothers' Chewing Gum program, featuring that new nightingale of the air lanes, Madame Ruth jane Rahilly Smith, and the foremost crooner, Bob King, with the mellow voice of Robert Schmidt announcing the program. Another radio artist is the popular blues singer Lucille McGinnis, who sings to the soothing music of the Hawkins' Revelersn featuring the trombone soloist Carl Coon. Attending an artists' and models' show in Greenwich Village I saw three lovely models, Virginia Clark, Virginia Feas, and Charlotte Clark, wearing the exquisite creations of The Gladys and Marian Metzger Shoppe. The front page of a recent newspaper revealed that Eddie Schnetzler had again defeated Sir Malcolm Campbell in the automobile races at Long Beach. Many of these victories were due partly to the untiring efforts of that ingenious mechanic, George Wetzler, who designed many of the autos. Another column related the daring exploits of a feminine explorer, Helene Willard. Ellsworth Mullins, famous for his poetry when younger, is rising rapidly to fame as an aviator. Walter Weithaus, known to the sport fans as Micky, is a wellfknown figure on the athletic page as a renowned football coach at Harvard, where Bruce Oberholtzer is athletic director. An item of interest to many was the announcement that one of our greatest orators, John Sugrue, would speak at the Town Hall under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid, over which Dorothy Seiwertson presides. Rushing to keep an appointment with Stateswoman Virginia Mominee, I met Dick Graham, former track star talking to Don Marvet, local jeweler.

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