Richmond Hill High School - Archway / Dome Yearbook (Richmond Hill, NY)

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x' 'sf ft - 1+ '25 lx If If 4, 453 li '7'! I is, 2. . ggi 'f it ,tv 4 013' -U- 4 fl lm pI Ol9 Qify... The time, June 19605 the scene, the interior of Swami EUSILLO'S 'GHouse of Magic. JOAN BENSON, returning from a concert tour of the world and being very curious about her former classmates, seats herself opposite the Exalted One who, with great formalitiy, lifts a silken cloth from his crystal ball and dramatically chants his mystic words. The crystal ball begins to glow and a little red and gray school house appears. Seated inside are schoolmarms, LORETTA BETKE and LILLIAN LINDENFELSER and JOAN ZUNDEL still trying to translate Virgil's uAeneid.', Slowly the scene changes and the starched figure of nurse HENTGEN closely followed by Dr. DONALD MACNAIR can be seen disappearing down an immaculate hospital hall. They enter a laboratory and go into a huddle with the research-chemists, MARY HANLEY and JOHN HEIDER, and immediately an argument ensues. As Dr. MACNAIR departs, his lips silently form the words HHe-Who--. But more is to be revealed in Swami FUSILLO'S magic ball. Again the scene changes, this time to the crowded Polo Grounds. Babe WORGUL, on the mound for the Yanks, pitches his Hsecret weaponn ball to Van MAKATURA, who sends it into left field. It looks like a sure-fire carton of Wheatiesl But no! Here comes Pee Wee MENTZ. He makes a spectacular catch off the Pepsi-Cola sign, thus ending the game. With the roar of the crowds, the scene changes again. This time, attention is centered on a press conference. PHYLLIS WHITE, feature story writer of the Daily Unimod fspell it backwardsj, is chatting away to the sports editor, GEORGE KOHLER, about the coming champion tennis match be- tween PAT GULICK and MARION KOPKO. Meanwhile, news comes in YL? on the ticker-tape that EVA LEGROW has been chosen uQueen f of the Pepsodent Adsn and ANN GILLESPIE, the Rheingold Girl of 1960. 4 I Q7 The clamor of the press room fades and is replaced by the 5 X II hustle of backstage at the latest Broadway hit, HA Tree Grows in N ,Q xi Richmond Hill, written by BETTY MAY SMITH. Alfred Lunt f All HIGKEY and Lynne Eontanne AITKEN can be seen rehearsing Q. 'H I house lights dim. Bud Mac Kenzieis orchestra strikes up the music XV :Q- .. ' DOROTHY MARTIN, are checking last minute details when the I A AQ house lights dim. Bud MacKenzie's orchestra strikes up the music ' if for the first actg and as the curtain rises, Buttercup y ,fb N 34, O'SHAUGI-INESSY renders uRichmond Hill to Theeff . 1' f ' QA Q, As the strains of the song fade, the crystal ball grows U af I 1' Elgin dim, and the austere tones of the swami can be heard ' - . I -vu gr ' 44 ' vv it K ,I - saying, Five dollars, please. . QQ X ' 7 ' . fi 6' sk J - . A X :IKM 10