South Huntingdon High School - Fort Yearbook (Ruffs Dale, PA)

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rxyfsuy-1 3-f ' ' ,.i 0U'l'H HUNTINGIHD lllGllLI'l'ES Jennie Caira - Simone Simon Robert Forsythe - Lyle Talbot Viola Garenia - Dorothy Lamour Nick Tait - Frank McHugh Joe Ferno - Tyrone Power Marie Birochek Y Louise Campbell Boris Osojnak - Eddie Albert Lynn Hepler - Rudy Vallee Dolores Mariani - Jane Bryan Dorsie Willard - Deanna Durbin Eizabeth Fabean A Joan Blondell Melvin Bosetti - Hugh Herbert Eleanor Bellan - Vivien Leigh Clinton Dennick - Andy Devine Violet Biz -A Sonja Heinie Doris Cervi - Joan Bennett Margaret Bibby - Bette Davis Pete Sewchek - Clark Gable John Kucinic - George Brent Helen Wolk - Priscilla Lane Louise Molaskey - Joan Davis William Kreuter - John Wayne Harold Fabean - Mickey Rooney Joe Hakala - John How-ard Anna Mae Smitley - Margaret Sullivan Clifford Silvasy -- Robert Taylor Jack Bregar - Mickey Mouse Benjamin Cope - George Burns Joe Ferrando - Groucho Marx Martin Yurik - Jack Benny Steve Ruschak, Paul Nutter, Melvin Odelli - Ritz Brothers il! it MUSICAL GOSSIP Chatterbox, Chatterbox, Chatterbox , that's Jennie always talking all day long. Anna Jane will climb her Stairway to the Stars to see her Billy , If Chuck had his way, Donna. would be Faithful Forever . When Bernadine meets Tommy, It's a Hap-hap-happy Day . Let Me Whisper I Love You , says Audley to his Dearie . I Wish It Were True , says Grimm, but It Was Only a. Dream . I Thought About You , said Cornell to Orlandi, While They Played the Polka . Does Your Heart Beat for Me ? , says Bobbie to his Sweet Someone . Bellan said, Confucius Say, 'Theodore act too shy' . In the Mood , says Yolanda when she is near her football hero. Denny says, Till We Meet Again , to Bregar. Will you Remember Tonight Tomorrow ? , said Ivalyn to her Sweet Little Headache . We've Come a Long Way Together , says Annabelle to Harry. E N H U N D R E D A N D F, O R T Y

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2 3 iff l 'PHE LIGHT FA 'PA 'I'l Come and trip it, as you go, On the light fantastic toc 3 Could it be that John Milton had the thirty girl members of the dancing club in mind when he wrote this? Since the instructress, Miss Eck- ley, has introduced the new tap danc- ing stepsf members of the club are on their toes! Four girls of the club proved to bc so adaptive in this line of dancing that they gave a perfor- mance of their ability in an assembly program, making quite a hit with the students! Another group of girls presented the waltz, the basic' step of most dances. Because of the limited spzxce, the club was restricted to thirty mem- bers. The girls, realizing dancing to bc a source of keen enjoyment, made their presence known. lFirst come. first servedl. This accounts for the absence of the boys. Although the club meet.s only once a month. much advancement has been made. Not only modern danc- ing but folk dancing is taught. Fa- mous dancers have become great only after many years of the most ar- duous training, and here in dancing club we receive the beginnings of this training. Practice develops graceful movements and it is a delight to be a joy to your dancing partner. Won't you and you bless the day you joined the dancing club, when your partner Whispers, You dance divine1y '? f 'I' H E F G R T O F N I N F 5r+.....,--