Syracuse Central High School - Scarlet Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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We turn as we hear a slight disturbance in the rear, which seems to emanate from a bunch of unsavory characters who are grouped around the pin-ball machine. It seems that lean Coats has just lost one of Phil Spivak's hard-earned nickels, and, Ioanne Bissen, in a fur- tive attempt to recover the coin without attracting the attention of the bouncers, Sonya Aiqouni and Ioanne Foley, has slipped, running a bobby-pin into Barbara Hall. A quick-thinking bystander, Ioan Pope, phones Bandall's Rest Home, and in a few minutes Pat McNally flies over in her amblecopter. Willing hands help the limp form onto the cot, and Peggy Iones goes along to watch over her on the gruelling flight back. On arrival she is rushed immediately to the operating room, where Drs. Mary Ann Carrino and Delores Quartier are preparing for surgery. Word goes around the hospital that these famed surgeons are about to operate, and a group of interns beg permission to watch. They form a breathless circle around the table, and even despite their masks we can tell that they are Flora Nappa, Donna Mothorpe, Margaret Williams, lane Dukat, Diana Hondros and Dorothy Crawford. Later, the operation successfully completed, Barbara is wheeled out onto the sun porch where she can amuse herself by talking to the other patients. Over in the corner where the most sun comes, we see Beverly Condon, who lost her right arm while chewing her nails too vigorously during the English regents. Beside her is Helen Augustyn, recovering from one of her periodic attacks of laryngitis, brought on by prolonged practice at saying Number. Please with a smile in her voice. Another very large, tearful group is situated at the other end of the porch. Because they broke so many hearts, they were confined for punishment in this male-less sanitarium. Among the tear stained beauties are: Olga Zona, Iean Pritchard, Emogene Russel, Rita Willoughby, Adelaide Anson and Ruth Crouse. Suddenly the peace and calm of the summer day is broken by the mutter of gutteral voices. A crowd of newspapermen has bribed Dr. Edward Kaish to let them enter the hospital. As they come closer we see that these hard-faced reporters are Harold Vann, Iohn Palmi- sano, Ken Cadwallader, Bob Fiel and Marion Davey. Iust as they are about to begin questioning Barbara about the recent crime, another trots up breathlessly-it is Ruth Burkhard of The Yearly Bibliophile, published semi-monthly by the inmates of Hollywood Branch Library. Burkhard leads the attack by shrewdly asking, Where does it hurt, Miss Hall? Barbara docilely opens her mouth to reply, but before she can give the required information, a squad of policemen bursts into the sunporch in pursuit of the journalists. Sol There ye be, ye blarsted scallawagsl shouts Sergeant O'Lukens. lnto the jug with ye. The other patrolmen dash up and drag the protesting journalists off. These proud pro- tectors of the peace are Asher O'Hurwitz. George O'Pappas and Charles O'Spafford. Before leaving the hospital, we decide to make a tour of the place. We visit the operating room, the kitchen, the wards, and various private rooms. Finally we come to a heavy steel door. The attendant opens it for us and we peer through iron bars into a heavily padded room. Three figures are seated at a long table, almost obscured by the piles of pink slips of paper which surround them. They are typing at a feverish pace, yet what they have written makes no sense at all. We ask who these poor idiots are, and the attendant whispers, They're Barbara Minik- hiem, Ioan Furze and Elaine Nisson. A New York Sanitarium sent them to us as hopeless cases about ten years ago. They have a very sad history-seems they went mad trying to fit 240 names into their Alma Mater's Senior Prophecy. We look at the figures again, and then at one another. lust then another group of white-coated attendants dashes up and seize us. Aha! Thought you'd get away by tieing monkeys in your places, didn't you? You'll learn you can't fool us. So, here we are, back in our familiar cell-Foiled again!

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