St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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LOG T 4 KING DQWN E VEAIQS Annually this station S-P-H on the blue and wl1ite network reminiscences: so tonight your favorite reporter will give her candid opinion on the events which which have developed, since Good-evening ladies and out to give what's what, and It seems since that year things have happened and so -A---well, listen and you'll Rising from his position income-tax collectorg he just perhaps if we invest a little ferences will be balanced. the graduation of her own Class of 43. gentlemen, this is I again----sticking my head who's who. of Our Lord. nineteen-hundred and forty-three. great lend an ear, and l will try to familiarize you with see. as class treasurer, Joe Abbey now haunts us as an doesn't want us to line our pockets with gold: well, in Frank Czyrw's research in synthetic rubber, dif- Texas has dropped this item: it reads, Lt. James Maher is relaxing on Tom Schoder's cattle ranch and taking rumba lessons from Eileen Chase. Hollywood, California: Your favorite actress Charlene Trollman is coach- ing her under-study, Alta Hirleman, in the picture called Lorraine's Slipper Shop with Donna St. Pierre patiently trying to get this year's contract for the necessary 500 pairs of shoes. Times do change: don't they? Indiana discloses that the source of grain for Battle Creeks well-known industry comes chiefly from the extensive farm of Edward Cobb. New York, New York: Rosemary Kittleton, now one of the most demanded models, has a personal beautician, Edward Dugan, whose able assistant is Betty Vary: she has charge of Miss Kittleton's cosmetics. Miami, Florida: Robert Brown, Professor of the Mirth College, is teaching a Course in Successg here he met Tony Cusmano. Tony had recently joined part- nership with Beverly Yeakey. They'are now making recordings for Giggles Inc. page twen ty-11 ine

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PLANNING THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Standing: J. Maher, J. McCann, R. Brown, S. Yczlkcy, li. Yury. Sm-ated: 'l'. Sclmdc-r, R. Hoxic, E. Cipcic, H. Ycakcy, G. Lohmoinc, A CllI'l'il'I', C. 'l'ml1mz1n, D. Sc-v0rz1m'C, .I. Slcvens, D. Nlilhilf. THE REALITY