Prospect Heights High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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GLASS PIIIIPIIEII One dark nighf, some fime ago, I awoke af midnighf. My body sfiffened in fear, for hovering af my bed was a sfrange apparifion whisper- ing hoarsely, l am fhe Spirif of fhe Fufure, and I have chosen you fo iour- ney wifh me info I967. As I looked more closely af fhe Spirif, I saw a kind face, an encouraging smile, a friendly exfended hand. Suddenly reassured, I followed if wifh curiosify and obedience. We journeyed fogefher down a brillianfly lighfed sfreef where we saw fhrongs of people milling in and ouf of an amusemenf cenfer. My escorf poinfed fo fhe largesf fheafre. l caughf my breafh as I saw fhe brighf marquee sparkling on and off wifh fhe name of Roslyn Safier. Inside, fhe audience shoufed for fhe aufhor of THE MURDERERS, fhe drama fhaf had iusf been enacfed. Charloffe Rubensfein sfepped ouf on fhe sfage fo fake a bow. Her play had been a success, for during Miss Safier's performance, fhe bruneffe in fhe sixfh row had furned grey, and fhe hair of fhe bald genfleman in fhe balcony sfood on end. We moved on again. The sound of a magnificenf song filled my ears, and l knew fhaf we were af fhe Mefropolifan Opera House where a new blonde prima donna, Joan Mandel, was playing opposife her Romeo, Laurifz Melchior. Ballerinas arabesqued gracefully across fhe sfage. The lead was danced by Phyllis French, sfar of fhe Ballef Charloffe de Russe, nofed for her ferpsichorean feaf of kicking bofh feef info fhe air af once. I was so absorbed fhaf my friendly ghosf had fo nudge me and poinf fo his 2I iewel movemenf Bulova which indicafed fhe fime fo be four A. M. On fhe nexf block a group of chic women peered info a window. Following fheir lead, I looked foo, and saw fwo very arfy looking arfisfs, Connie Marchal and Carole Paley who were puffing fhe lasf fouches on a window display. Inside, a famous designer, Beafrice Sfeger, worked in her imposing salon, while admiring eyes wafched her drape a small square of precious maferial on her beaufiful seven fool' model, Helen Gomez. Moving on, we passed a secfion of fhe cify where fhe arfisfs gafhered. There was a fine modern building buf my leader, fhe genfle ghosf, poinfed a persisfenf finger upward, far upward. We paid no affenfion fo fhe luxurious room of which we had passing glimpses, buf made righf for fhe affic. There was fhe owner of fhe fine home, fhe famous arfisf and philosopher who felf fhaf she musf simulafe poverfy and live in an affic fo do her besf work. I recognized fhe rapf expression of Freda Schwarfz. I8

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BY MYRA DRIMMER We, fhe Class of June I947, being of sound mind and body, having survived four years of secondary school educafion, declare our lasf will and fesfamenf, and bequeafh our worldly goods fo fhose who remain behind fo forge fheir way ahead in Prospecf Heighfs High School. To lovers of Shakespeare, Eileen Johnson leaves all fhe fexfbooks wifh Kilroy wriffen on fhe flyleafs, in 'l'he hope fhaf some exploring freshman will erase his name on fhe day fhaf Kilroy's whereaboufs become known. In fhe sforeroom of Gym 3, Philomena Cacace and Margaref Ryan leave behind an assorfmenf of gym suifs and sneakers for fhe benefif of fhe forgefful few who did nof realize fhaf fhey had gym on Monday. To all graphic arf girls, Rosemary Capobianco leaves THE RAZOR'S EDGE in fhe hope fhaf fheir pencils will always be sharpened. Efhel Halpern leaves her arfisf's smock, generously covered wifh skunk blue, fhaf color wifh a perfume all ifs own, fo fufure girls on fhe Cardinal Arf Sfaff. Louise Johnson, Gregg Piffman's niece, leaves her shorf forms fo all forms in P. H. H. S. Gail Whyfe, Pearl Dornblum, and Carolyn Domroe, leave behind a rhyming dicfionary wifh ifs fiffy-nine rhymes for fhe word cat Carolyn Klafh bequeafhs her mafh formulas and logs fo fhose of us who are sfill puzzling over 4y-3q. Evelyn Chasan, Kafherine Perperis, and Roslyn Safier offer a iar of cold cream fo all who aspire fo have fheir names in lighfs. Frances Bruno leaves her special beaker filled wifh laughing gas fo be used only affer midferms and Regenfs. She recommends if for drowning all sorrows. Gloria Alvarez leaves fo fhe fufure Head Arisfa Girl her inexhausfible energy, all-around good fellowship and a record fo make a genius blush. Paf McGovern leaves fo fhe nexf Edifor-in-chief of Scribe a special capsule designed by Carmela Pafundi, which is guaranfeed fo end if all when pains of headlinifis and newsifis become unbearable. Wifh fhis capsule, Paf also leaves her favorife boffle of green nail polish and her James Mason Fan Club membership card. Renee Bravin, Edifor of Cardinal, besfows a bag full of nickles and a privafe car on fhe I. R. T. befween our school and fhe Comef Press office. in fhe hope fhaf hereaffer page proofs will be here on fime. I6