Theresa High School - Blue Banner Yearbook (Theresa, NY)

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Arlene Stewart (Helen Hamilton) Yes, said Arlene when the ;enorter asked her how it felt to be a senior. It seems swell to be a senior, but it makes me feel sad to think my school days are over. 'Then asked about her activ- ities during her four years of high school she hesitated and then replied with a smile, Oh a few of them were: playing on the basket ball team and serv- ing on various committees. I was a AH member, assistant ad- vertising manager of the year book. Arlene recalled that Helen and she had served cocoa and doughnuts at ball games. Oh! what fun we had, though some of it was a military sec- ret! This interviewer followed her about her boudoir and ask- ed her this question. What she expected to do after being graduated? Well, as my plans arc rather indefinite I cannot sa.y for sure but I think I’ll go to Florida and take up ra- dio work. year. The P, T. A. sponsored this program and hired the senior girls,I’m sorry to say, to carry out the project. This took two periods. You can im- agine how our school work suf- fered ! On the average the food was not bad. At first it was fun, but after the third week, boy, did we ever get sick of +hir! It was a dreadful bother. No, peeling potatoes for a mill a day was not so much fun as we thought at first. We were ve- ry glad when the last week of our work came. Ten years from now just tune in to XWU and hear the most famous child adviser in Ameri- ca, Arlene Stewart! ’.Then asked about her most remembered project she answer- ed with a laugh, The hot lunch program wo did in our senior