St Marys Commercial High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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L X R H 4 !7 X! News BROADCAST or 1945 xqd E L L-CD EST? C if-' Hello, mr. and urs. America and all X?5 A!! A -- - s a age. . 4 S the ships at sea. Let s go to press. F LH L7 3t.'Qf Flash!!! Here's a scoop on those women HN-7 about town, the Seniors of 1940, as told fl ,jf tif' . to me by Apple Annie, down on the next '!!, corner. Take it away, Annie............ Wi 'neglfgfa I Kafka:+A-wwwwswevxiwmvkwdfvrifvsrkfr-afzsawif :Shel - ,j Business was bad, yes, definitely bad It was all due to that stand across the ' street, too. nApples,u I cried, nApples,n but found I was out-shouted bv Dorothy Began, whose stand opposite mine was doing a bang-up business. After several unsuc- J cessful attempts to lure some customers it I my way, I finally decided to peddle my 'ff 'K fruit from door to door. - -gb ,ff- f vw Approaching the first house in sight, I mounted the stairs and rang the door bell. Then I saw the sign, nSt. ---- Rectory.H I gulped franticallv, but before I could move, the door flew open. But whoa! This was no clerical collar that greeted my eves. It was t5e smiling face of Margie Hemnen, house keeper in the place, by gosh! Harrie ushered me into the parlor, and we started to gossip. As usual, she knew all about who was doing what. It seemed that Kart Ellen Burk and Rose Hario Barbaglia, heartbroken because of Annette Goeddeke's marriage to Rhitev, the cop, had gone off on a tour of Timbucktoo, where they hoped to meet Iarjaret Beattie who had married a traveling salesman. 1 y Ii 19 F 'Will 4 f A will fl , 0 1 Marie Schoenherr and Margaret Tolfbauer were on a roller-skating tour around the world, with Rosemary Reck as publicity manager. Betty Kurz was in Hollvwood doubling for Myrna Loy, and Margaret De Bruyno was fulfilling a life-long ambition--hunting for four-leaf clovors in Ireland. Betty Schenk, married to a French chef, was operating an elite French restaurant on the corner of Hastinfs and Vonroc, and employed Susie Van Becleare as chief dishwasher.

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Hargie's old friend, Rosemary Wiemeyer, having successfully retired from Grand Opera, Cwith a fine collection of grapefruitj, was running a Dude Ranch out West with that old cowhand, Mabel Tyler. 0' 7 K 7: f .JV fl w ., I 1: I Q 94 T fl ffff QL, The sharp ring of the door bell brought us both to our feet, and Margie was in a fluster to complete neglected household duties. Only when the door closed behind me, and I was standing on the sidewalk, did I realize that I had not sold any apples. Oh well, I had oauyht up on my gossip anyhow. The street was crowded, and I threaded nv way carefully through the knots of people hurrying to and fro. A telephone pole sprang up from nowhere and rapped me sharply on the nose. I stopped abr ntl? to reconnoiter and found myself being pushed into a crowd of women, standing on the sidewalk listening to a learned member of their fair sex denouncing the evils of the nhossless carriaQe.n I craned my neck to see who this powerful speaker was, and there, perched precariouslv on a tiny soap box, was Elizabeth De Wolf. FY' gal Q! xf fx' sf, .,.!j! L -.. ff gi. J.: SOA P .TZT1