Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

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Zaklan, Julie Nickname: Zack Course: Com ercial Activities: Senior Class Pres. Yell Queen Pep Club G. A. A. Commercial Club' Sec., Soph. Class Ambition: To go to Yale University. Watts, Mildred Mabel A Nickname: Min Course: Home Economics Activities: Chorus Ambition: Get married and go to Switzerland in a P-58. Wenger, Ramona Nickname: Mbna Course: -Home Economics Activities: f None Ambition: To go to China. Woodard, Helen Pearl Nickname: Buckshot Course: General Activities: Seco Club Pep Band Ambition: Very undecided. Woten, Dell A Nicknamez' Unprintable Course: Industrial Arts Activities: gi. None ' Ambition: 3vbQf guess is as good as mine. I , 1

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ff A 4 1 20 43, s-ffii '5 92634 . A fs C7 Q paths' sQegZZ3 :gg E ,4!, TLCJIEZ fic: gggxgsiggiii i55Q - f ' .'7+e?Qi Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. North America and all rocket ships in flight. This is your reporter, Thelma Matheny, with the latest news flashes. But first, a word from our sponsor, Betty Palmer, for FROM 'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. nDo your finger nails taste different lately? They will if you use FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD. It comes in six delicious flavors--raspberry, orange, lemon-lime grapefruit, almond and vinegar. Just dip your fingernails in this creamy lotion many times every day and note the amazing results. Don't forget--F.F.F. ---- M.F.F. FROMM'S FINGERNAIL FOOD means fine fingernails. FLASH!! WASHINGTON4-From the White House, assistant to the assistant person- al secretary to the President, Roger Chichester, today announces there will be no seventh term. SAN FRANCISCO--Margarith Kalk today resigned as president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union without comment, however, wagsters attribute her action to the recent scandal in which she was kissed--by a man! BOSTON--The inevitable happened today to Laura Langford, bubble dancer at the Capacabanana, owned by Bricker, Bricker, Brabant and Van Schaack. Her last par of nylons, too. NEW YORK--New president of the nSee What Eleanor Saw Clubn is Mrs. Gert Le Buster, the former Ramona Wenger, who also saw it. She was accompanied by Pat Timblin, Evelyn Thurlow, and Jackie Johnson. Joan Salyers denied that she was to become Tommy Manville's 19th. Miss Sal- yers is a brunette. It was a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Dripand Drap. Mrs. Drap is the former Betty McGinnis. He is her fourth, she his third, the child their worst! For something new in entertainment, listen to Georgia Headden, Joyce Shields, and Lois Lovelace over this network, billed as 'The Cackle Sistersn. - Leora Hadden, who baffled the medical world with an incurable case of Kaiser's disease, more commonly known as Riverter's Shake, was today hired by Rheinschmidt, Rheinschmidt, and Ames, publishers, to print dotted lines. Jim Hunt startled the fashion world with a new girdle made of light weight aluminum. Jim is designer for nSACKSn lst Avenue. SACKS is now employing those famous models, Elinor Clayton, Joy DeMers, Phyllis Porath and Mary Hadley. RENO--After days of separation, Julie and Bobby have reconciled again, and are moving back tc Oden to raise their blond twins. BOSTON--For a two week's engagement at the Capacabanana has signed Betty Loman and Lucille Surby, known professionally as the nDolly Sistersn. They origi- nated the dance of the dollies with the holes in their stockings. The Army announced today the promotion of Irene Lantto to a Sgt. This is credited to her masterly voice. She is now making life miserable for those new recruits, Vera Mae Ambrogini, Shirley Harrington, Velma Horner, and Alma Howell. - IDAHO--Tut Knaggs, the millionaire sheepherder, has retired after many years of herding sheep on Mt. Baldy. HOLLYWOOD--Gene-Saunders has been signed to fill the vacancy created while, Gene Autry pursues his political career as dogcatcher of Beverly Hills. While Gabby assists Autry, he will be replaced by Melvin Harbison, who is certain to make a success. NEW YORK--Art Hall has been hired to teach jui-jitsu at Vassar. Professor Hall says, and I quote, NTreat 'em rough, they love itln Jack Murray's dancing school for THE FOUR HUNDRED is the talk of the town. His motto is: 'Don't worry, Murray will teach you in a hurry.n Head instructor is Gene Pitcher. Under his instruction were such socially prominent women as Betty Johnson, Charleston,Virginiag Mary Kateron, Philidelphiag Kathleen Knuteson, Boston, and Betty MbChesnie of Atlanta, Ga.: presidents of the popular W,W,W, fwe Worthless--ahem--er, I mean Worthy Women.D . ,..... . 17 -3FfS2L:s,':.4-1-.. -' JA' ..f..if .Q ' .is..-. .,- . 'l l H f J,a,4 : ' T' - o4-' ' ' ff. - 'Wrin- aaa .P- We P pq! I f