St Patrick High School - Emerald Yearbook (Roxbury, MA)

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PROPHECY - tContinueclD PAULINE: What ever led you to become a photographer, was it because you used up so much film in your high school days? MARGARET: Yes, Polly, that's partly the reason. But wait, here comes Nancy. Oh, I hope I get the scoop. CNancy Peters walks in.J NANCY: Hello kids, what's all the hustle. MARGARET: I want to take your picture for this evening's paper. Will you sit over in that chair. fNancy sits in the chair. Marie MacKay comes in the opposite door and watches in horror while Margaret Mahoney proceeds to take N ancy's pictnrej MARIE: folejectezllyl Oh! You've got the scoop. Well, I'll get the interview. Please Nancy, tell us how you felt when two of your books were best sellers. NANCY: But I came here to see my former classmates. I'd rather that you would tell me something about yourselves. I didn't know you worked at the airport, Ann. ANN: Yes, I'm head Dietician of the Faster Flights in Higher Heights Trans-Continental Airline Service. I prepare the menus for the largest planes in America. They have modern size dining rooms for long Hights. fHelen Pappas entersl NANCY: Hello, Helen! How is the chemical business? HELEN: It is simply thrilling, Nancy. People don't realize how many new luxuries they will have in a few short years. CDottie Bone and Allena MacDonald enterj DOTTIE: Hello everyone. Allena was just telling me about her new job at the Attorney's Office. Tell them about it, Allena. ALLENA: Well, I'm a private secretary to District Attorney I. Argue. He has recently put the famous forger, Dinna Do Witt, behind bars. He discovered that Mr. Do Witt had really done it. MARY O'ROURKE: Where do you work, Dottie? DOTTIE: I'm in the advertising business. Three of our former classmates are employed in the same company. Here they come now. You remember Eleanor Reilly, Julia Flanagan, and Margaret Mooney. ELEANOR: Hello, all. Isn't it funny to find you all here. It seems just a short time ago that we were all Seniors at St. Patrick's. Doesn't it? HELEN: It surely does. What kind of advertising do you specialize in? I may be able to use you for advertising my company. JULIA: Well, I don't know about your company, Helen. We spec- ialize in Singing Advertising. You hear us on the radio every day. We haxievloads of fun advertising the Hold-Em-On Clothes Pins. Don't we gir s . MARGARET MOONEY: I'll say we do. I don't know about a Chemical Company though. Say, maybe we could do it like this. fShe takes out a scrap of paper and writes a few worcls on it and passes it to Eleanor anal Jnlia.J Let's try it. fThey singl If you want things done in a hurry. If you want things done with a bang. Just climb into your surrey, And get Pappas's Chemicals! ! HELEN: Chnrriedlyb Well, that was nice, but I think it would be nice for us to sing our Class songs, it will bring back old memories. lThe whole class assembles on the stage and begin to singj THE END

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