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

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G. O. OFFICERS President,-Jean Blake Vice-President,-'Frances Di Gioia Secretary,-Florence Koiasinsici Treasurer,-Agnes Comiskey Head Arista Girl-Lucy D'Agostino SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President,-'Norma Penny Vice-President,-4 Suzanne McCormack Secretary--Tileresa Caiicchia Assistant Secretary- Lucy D'Agostino Treasurer-Lillian Alvarez Assistant Treasurer,- Feiicia Piweifer I Samuel Holober Grade Adviser

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hungry. l shoolc my crystal to see what could have happened, and then looked to see Ellen Gerstein rubbing her head and waving her fist at me. Here was the oddest office I had ever seen. A crib stood in the corner, and the room was littered with children's toys. Ellen was proving that even the editor of Vogue could successfully mix marriage and a career. Miss Cipola is here now, and she is ready to be photographed with the Hope diamond, a messenger girl said. Rosalie Cipola of rosebud lips and swan-neclc fame, breezed in like a feather, wearing a long, black Florence Solomon Original. It was a blaclc sill: that could be stretched from an afternoon dress into an evening gown by a slight tug at the hem. Once again a violent eruption shoolc the crystal. Uver and over the magic vapors churned, until they gradually calmed themselves into the form of a laboratory. This was the famous Ger-Shore-Korf Laboratory in Texas City. pronounced lilce a sneeze, this team had proved that aslonganamis could cure anything, from hams to people. It had changed the human life span to 190 years. It was made up of three solutions: a cold cream invented by Claire Shore, a Latin herb discovered by Barbara Ger. and Lila Korf's new mathematical symbol which, dividing the two, produced the magic cream. To think that ten years before this we had all been guinea pigs for these experiments! Not even waiting for the scene to change, Florence Kolasinslci came dashing in and breathlessly excused herself, but Rogers 5' Hammerstein were rehearsing a new show, and she hated to keep the cast waiting. As she spolce, a curtain ot mist fell over her. ln her place stood Fay Katz. As editor of the Textile Vvorlcers Daily she had astounded the industry with her revolutionary black-on-black design. She both wrote and illus- trated personalized blouses. She was playing the part of celebrity now, as Marsha Syndell interviewed her for her syndicated column, ulVlarsha,s Many Moods. mls it true,H the columnist asked, Hthat you went to school with Zelda Herman before she went to Hollywood? A roar sounded forth from the crystal, and a blaclc Hash ot lightning shook it to its base. Rose Marie Stenza was fighting again in Congress. As Senator from New Yorlc State, she had baclced Felicia Phetlens ap- pointment as Secretary of the Treasury. Now she stood on the Hoor of Congress and yelled, UAS Senator from New York State, I say, if Annie Ferindiano is not elected Miss America, America will be turning reac- tionaryl turning reactionaryl turning reactionaryln The words were repeated over and over, fading slowly away. My crystal ball was weary. Never again could it match the bright lights of 1958 that it had just foretold. 22

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