St John Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Dyer, IN)

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Pugz' Seniaa 01644 P By an Amaimzr I7l1'Ii0f Mefeorologist It is a cool May evening in the eventful year, 1943. My radio is tuned in to the Hit Parade and I am contentedly enjoying the program, when all of a sudden the Band stops playing. There is a sput- sput of static and the familiar peep-chirp-peep-peep of a short-wave sending station. Then a strange program comes in over the ether. What can it be? Wait! A little more static-another sputter-Oh! the announcer speaks!! Miracles still happen for it is a 1955 broadcast! But listen! The announcer is just giving the commercial. Here it is! Mothers: Do your daughters wink at the preacher, giggle at funerals, or take off their pumps when they go out to dinner? If such difficulties are yours, see Madame Stark about enrolling your child in her School for the Refinement of Young Ladies. After your daughter has finished her course, you will never know her again. Or, if she is hopelessly military minded, the Kaiser Military Institute for Girls, headed by Captain Felicita Kaiser, is just the place for your child. Now! The day's news passes under the spotlight- Hartsdale's holding open house tonite. Every car that drives down 41 is stopped and its occu- pants are asked to pledge their votes. Yes, the big campaign is on! Priscilla Stamos, known as Percy to her political friends, is candidate for the coveted oihce of Hartsdale Dog Catcher. Flash! Results of the Congressional Election are coming in. Marvin Ulysses Graves, candidate for Senator of the First District on the Raw Deal Ticket, is the first man to be elected senator since the Petticoat Party gained control of both houses. Attention, sports fans! Last night at Madison Square Gardens, Pete Slugger Gomben, heavy- weight boxing champion of the world was knocked out by Jack One Punch Sohl in the sixth round. Sohl attributes his victory to the fighting skill which he acquired in a certain one of his high school basketball games. With only a trusty shooter, Wilma Mibbs,' Schweitzer went into the Women's National Marble Tournament and came out victorious with a feed sack full of marbles. The notorious Duchess Lorraine Sing Scaramooche has just returned to Lake County from the European front where she made herself famous as a second Florence Nightingale. Her recent romance with the handsome Duke has been the subject of society conversation. Evelyn Baker has organized Dyer's first taxi line, only Evy now wears a uniform and the fee is Sc from Dyer School to the new Moderne Ice Cream Parlor, under the management of Harold Hoernig, Esquire. A sweater! A sarong! Peekaboo bangs! Hollywood's newest starlets are the former glamor girls from Dyer High School, Dyer, Indiana. The sweater girl, Pola Sabo, recently surprised her many friends and admirers by breaking her long engagement to her handsome Ensign Hance. The sarong, made famous by Esther Miller, will soon be forgotten because the wearer plans to retire to a quiet married life with Dyer's former basketball captain of 1943. The peekaboo bangs of Nina Lee Arden were adopted by her nursing assistants in Europe before she started her new career in Hollywood. Ilwrlly-six