Portland High School - Gypsy Yearbook (Portland, CT)

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Miss Clara Opuszynski who came from june's home town . . . The job of designing the wardrobe of the stage's leading ladies has been awarded to Misses Helen Magnuson and Norma Werdelin, who formerly operated a smart shoppe in the Capitol . . . Catherine Csere, personal secretary for the president's wife, states she will accompany the First Lady on a goodwill tour of the Orient . . . The Metropolitan Opera Co. has announced that the Misses Barbara Payne and Nancy Dean have signed contracts for another year . . . Bud Anderson, noted horseman in the trotting circles, has retired Nellie Blaguef' He's train- ing a few colts and hopes to enter one in the Hambletonian . . . Dr. Frank Moleski, noted research dentist, has received the acclamation of all the medical profession for his recent achievements in dental hygiene . . . The Kindergarden School in Chelsea district of this city has been commended by the Mayor. The school is run by two Connecticut women, Arline Hale and Marcia Hale . . . Of late, all magazine covers seem to be drawn by one of two young artists, namely, Nellie Sandstrom or Teresa DeDomizo . . . The Navy has authorized Captain Pete Peterson, naval surgeon, to expend more money on the training of Pharmacists mates . . . This week's copy of our most outstanding pictorial magazine shows pictures taken by Theresa De Graff. They are improvements in the field of infra-red ray pictures . . . Miss Pauline Bengston, secretary in the office of a prominent brokerage firm, has been awarded a bonus of 35500.00 for submitting an original idea in saving time in office routine . . . The Congressional Library in Washington, D. C., has hired two new assistant librarians, Shirley Marks and Margaret Packard . . . A National Livestock Contest is being held at Connecticut University under the supervision of William Eschuck. This event attracts cattlemen from all over North America . . . The headaches of a tele- phone company are never ending. It takes women like Nellie Augeri, Frances Bartlett, and Connie Sanborn to keep the customers satisfied . . . On Fifty-Second Street there is a dancing school which has been graduating some up-and-coming young people. The names of Sophie Baginski and Lee Judson are becoming very famous . . . The Ambassador to Sweden, Stuart johnson, has been recalled to Washington to take over some unnamed position. In his place, for the first time in history, a woman has been chosen. She is Hazel Johnson from Connecti- cut . . . john Morariu, regular operator of the Portland bus, spent last week-end in New York visiting former classmates . . . The Finkle Pharmacy held its grand opening today giving away a balloon with the purchase of each ice cream cone. That's the news to this moment. Listen in tomorrow at this same time.

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