Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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l LEW, 9541 -1 wr' l 1 ,Q N1 5554 'ZHIE' 1113 M T SPACE-2 Carmen Block we mean Rock Bellanca and Ozzie Obenauf They are famous for then' push button dxmng room servlce whtch was invented by jim Renstrom Fred Pusser, and Gene Potter Gen eral manager at the hotel, we see, IS Madamjoan LaRue Baker who tells the customers Where to go and Where not to go Her assistants are Tony DeGeorge, water boy jim Behnke bus boy, and Bill Bridges bell boy The really tough positions are handled by the female sex Barbara Brawn Boland and Mane Bram Bovenzl are head bouncers wtth Anna Marte Fireball Flre Jean Powerhouse Bell and Shirley Bulldozer Platteborze as thelr assistants Rabbit Brackett is head chef wlth Senor Jose Frank Calabrette and Roslta, Wantta Peplta, Adeline D Amxco as her helpers Enough for the hotel staff Now the show starts and the mas ter of ceremonies Bob Burch, waddles up to the mike and hrs booming voice comes squeaklng out the names of his newest star attractions, Mary Lou Torchy Petruska and Jumplng jamce Murphy well known planet smgers Non Nestor, Barb Luther and thetr Bubblets handle the dancing acts while Helen Fllmsy Floryanskl and her two slde lucks Frances Flapjack Fabls and Phyllis Krisple Kredel are the top comed1ans of the day fwhata day J A little on the more serious side of the program we fmd wanted to take back ln 1950 for she IS a concert v1ol1n1st We also see jeanme Schall the now famous plamst on tour of the planets After a brllllant floor show our passengers go to thexr rooms for thelr ship leaves at Z3 O0 QGMTQ We landed on this desolate atrless rutted sphere at Z3 00 KGMTQ Th1s mornmg we set down on the vast grim plains of Mars As we descend from our rocket ship we are glven meteor guard scopes with which to breathe Near the landing strip we see Camp Gllttergom whose cadets will glitter after havmg received graduatmon decoratlons But walt who IS that puzzled creature standmg at the s1del1nes'P Let s look closer Oh no yes Dtck Tom Brush After havmg asked hmm what IS on his mind hls answer IS and we quote I was yust wondermg how the 1950 annual turned out fPlugj Oh some peoples kids It seems Dlck has a drug store spectallzmg 1n p1lls shots etc for demorallzed cadets H1s sclentxflc companmon IS none other than Hugh Snyder, who IS domg some research work He IS researchlng for the Lost Weekend He is employed by the star actors of the picture Bob Raybuck and H Landgraff who wants to relive mt agam Along slde of one of the barracks fwe re stlll at camp, jake Topnotch Gordon is revxewmg some of the troops With hmm are two platoon sergeants Eugene Hodmcky and joe DelS1gnore Bull Murphy and Boston Wilson we see have been given a three day sentence for fainting at the general s feet fAlmost as bad as 97 ll HEI I H I Q M L4 -- e - . . . . . Q ' ll OI I I ll 1' 'll .ll a l . . V' ' ll ' Il , 3 . . . ,, . ,, . , L .yy fd: aft no u ' no ou - - ss - 'oo - - ,M 'Tl A . . , . . , . ' - - that Nellie Lepore finally completed those violin lessons that she N51 ' ' . I 3 . if -1-' ' , - ' . c p I , , . fl 'A 1 . . . . . .' 4 I . . . . , . . : ., A. W ,Z , . . . . . . . . . l 1 - I - - . 5 I I ' l ' . - 1 - - .

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WTI: 4 7 1 .. , 4 4444 AA fa? if ig? t X WUI P In T EFDAEE3 the Army As our stay here w1l1 be brxei we are dnrected by sub lmeu tenant Ted P1rtea to the slldewalks the latest these poeple don t belneve in sidewalks whxch lead to the armored doors the New Aukland Buxldmg for Trammg Cadets Here we pass an open classroom door where Wanda Panter 15 teachlng Extrater restrlal Biology and Epistemology whlle Nick Saplo has the Motu vattonal Physycology classes roarxng Betty Yasechko and Eugene Muslch check our baggage when we suddenly hear a terrlflc bang mg of typewnters We see through the glass walls that Delores Kraynak Mary Ann Klsak Donna jerek and Mary Ann Guldos are takmg tlmlngs to see whether or not they can beat Betty Hammond latest speed of 164 1X4 words per mlnute The Big Wheels of the Aukland Building are Muzz Massaro Clark Marasovtch Don Centofantn and Doc Kunce who decided back in 1950 that they would become pencil pushers fwhlch IS about all they dol The real mules of thls tram Mule Tram plugl are their prlvate secretarles Donna McDonald Catherme Needham Betty Ondavxch and Barbara Green We remove our anatomles from the slxdewalks onto the ele vators run by Betty Busonlk and Delores Tomko The flrst stop s Loule s Gxft Shop run by Louise I-Ielsel who sells everythnng from soup to nuts Speakmg of nuts we see where Mary Ann Busko s latest book IS An Introductmon to Lunar Archeology Star Light Star Brlght Bettv Godo and Rose Nenadlch are Louie s helpers on Monday nlght when the shop is open untll 9 P M Everythlng be1ng prepared for the passengers thev sit down to a dmner splced wlth muslc bv johnnv Pavlanskv and hls Vaga bonds who are Pete Serlch D1mp1es Brlndlsl Tony Quattro and Peezer Pavllcko Betty Schmmd we see 1s a rhumba danc er now uslng the name Carmen La Rose In the ever famous chorus 11ne we see Phyllls Stover Wxllme Strlcklm jo jo Veltre and Mary Allce Or! Of course a smger IS needed so Ben Tatta fllls m the job while 'Steve Gerak PaulSch11l1ng Larry Peirce and Dlck Parker form h1s background mus1c They are known as The Mar Men The master of ceremonles IS Andy Dudesko a now famous beautlcman who speclahzes ln women s haxrdoes of the past present and future or what have you H15 assistants are jnm Fnre and B111 Gentlle who are expert mn dymg haxr any shade of sky blue pmk you wish But back to the subject we see jxmmy Sabol 15 head bouncer He is so tough he eats nails for breakfast or so they sav B111 Petrunak is head walter along with jxm Sarna who IS cashxer after takmg so many years of bookkeepmg Marmlyn Shaffer and Gerry McLaughlin are the hat check gmrls whxle Helen Vasllcheck and Mary Zanm are cigarette girls By now the passengers are ready for thexr trip to the shlp and then off to Venerxa the resn dentlal planet of the other world The atomxc powered ship whlch has a jet landmg wxll take us msxde the cxrcular orbnt of Mercury ZZ 300 mlles above earth on 99 Q I I . L '7 . . . -. - A , -. j .- -Q , S -- of ,' 1 . ' ' .. t o 0 f .,- . 1 , - 1 S Q- rf Y, ' 'f . j ' W , ,, . -. .. I' or . , . . ' . . :OO ' g, . . . . I 1 1 , I. - A -'Q .. . . .l ' .' . ' ,sf .f . - - . .- I ' ' ' is wr' . . . . . x ' 1 u 1 -'j im-, ' . . ' . . .