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JUNE I943 glamorous International spy FLORENCE GIROUARD by CHARLES BASTIEN on his bass vIol IDA SOUTHALL who spent Sev eral years In HawaII before becoming a member of Bernard s orchestra entertains the guests with her orugunal toe darcung hula HELEN MILLER and LEONA DELAGE sing with the orchestra and have won fame as the Hawauuan Swing Sisters BARBARA MORSE and JOE BURGESS are the come duans and wow the guests wuth their act Three patrons have actually splut their sides 'aughung at the act NISI DIONIS and LORRAINE FORCIER cperate separate soda fountains In the night club and each tries to out do the other In making odas and sundaes Because of the war shortages NIsI has made a sundae without Ice cream syrup or nuts ELENA her years of experience In the art of cook Ing EILEEN SHERBERT acts as her aid and the two of them have cooked all sorts of de lucuous foods Theur latest IS the San Sherb and the recipe IS a mulutary secret Because at her knowledge of chemistry and various types of drugs NORMA ROWETT IS the official pousoner of foods In the night club She sees to It that the food of all undesur able patrons of the club have a certain amount of poison put Into It according to how undesirable they are The undesurabuluty of the patrons IS de cuded by LORRAINE LARIVIERE and ROB ERT DONOVAN who hide behind secret doors and take down In shorthand every thing said by the guests of the night club The shorthand used IS known as the Dona van Shorthand Method and when transcrub ed In longhand allows the transcruber to leave out all commas Because of their strength HAROLD WEAVER and RALPH HEBERT are the of fucual bouncers of the night club If a pa tron when thrown out IS hurt a but more seriously than was Intended LORRAINE GIRARD and her staff of nurses are always present to see that his IHIUFIGS get Imme duate attention VANGEL COSTA now famous as Cl dancer was once held prisoner by the enemy because It was suspected that he tappet out messages by his dancing at the Lobby When school children study history In i955 they will thrull to the story of the bombing of Tokyo By using the tunnel the opening from which was an Island In Tokyo harbor aid was sent to the United States Navy Whule Admlrals DAVIS and FAVREAU waited along side for the kull Admirals CARPENTIER and BERTHIAUME paralyzed theIr Jap victims by warblung Now We re Gonna to the tune of She Don Wanta At the crutucal moment their four ships bore down and blasted Tokyo away forever At the same time news was flashed that BETTY MAXWELL and ERNEST TRUDEAU Now that peace has come the other end of the tunnel IS Inhabuted by a few members of the Class of 43 'I hese members have es tablushed beautiful lIvIng quarters on a south sea Island captured by our boys In servuce during World War ll GEORGE YOUNG sits on a hugh throne In his marine uniform adorned wIth medals of heroism He proves once more his abIlIty to carry on as a leader GEORGE SUPRE NANT entertains hum by playing cultured FTIUSIC on the organ lncidentally Suprenant has taught all the native pruncesses how to get sound from his music box In contrast TWEET MACLELLAN sits luxuriously on satin pillows with beautiful gurls dancing round about hum BILL MATYS IS the thorn In Tweets happiness because of his habit of breaking INTO Tweet s harem ALICE STANLEY IS sketching a treasure map for the letters whuch she received when her husband was In the U S Army RITA ROSSMAN IS dressmaker of the land the most common materials used by her being sulks and animal skins she IS assisted by her patient secretary nurse ANGELINE LIACOS Hugh on a mountaun top stands ALFREDA LESNIEWSKI waiting for the powerful man who can clumb the mountaun whuch has never been clumbed by any man I gigggfghg gm ggi 29 t , , - IA, I . . I I . I I I I , ' 5 . . SANDOLE is head chef of the club due to were fiddling while Berlin burned.
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THE CRIMSON AND GRAY PROPI-IECY OF Tl-IE CLASS OF '43 Headlines in the June l953 NEW YORK TIMES announced a reunion of the Mary E Wells Class of 43 at Cedar Lake Such news recalled to the minds of a respectful public all the activities of the past ten years which had been publicized by stories printed re ularly by editor FRANCIS KIR BY Francis has been guided by HENRY ROMANO literally a ahost writer who having died intestate sends his messages back to Kirby by their go between SAM THEMISTOCLES Sam has be n able to bring these two classroom buddies together through the ancient Greek wisdom of his ancestor Not all of their communications have had the expected effects for DOLLY TETREAULT always calm and cool was Henry in his spirit state In the offices of the TIMES RICHARD RYDENSKY sits behind the business man agers mahogany desk recalling how easv this iob is compared to his former days on the CRIMSON AND GRAY The few mis takes in this paper are due to the remark able typinq ability of JOAN TULLY Miss Tully incidenta'ly has lust become the proud possessor of the World Champion Typist s Trophy CLARENCE RICHARDS gives advice to the love Iorn from experience as the modern Charles Boyer of television BETTY KASZYNSKI our talented artist continues to provide the public with her beautiful illustrations while ARTHUR HALL dashes around taking candid camera shots of the trotting world The funny book critic JOHN YOUNG can be seen busily at work day after day reading funny books which completely sur round his desk At the end of I943 GERRY GILLON now star reporter of the NEW YORK TIMES scooped the world by uncovering the story which eventually ended WORLD WAR ll This story centered about Cedar Lake RALPH SALVIUOLO master detective was given due credit for his work in apprehend ing the spies His brilliant assistant THER ESA ST MARTIN captured twenty nine spies single handed One day while sailing about on Cedar Lake LEO MARTIN and his bodyquards BOB DARGIE and JOHN NIEJADLIK no ticed PAULINE BOURDEAU in difficulty in the middle of Cedar Investigation prov ed there was something peculiar about the water in this section of the lake The wa ter seemed to remain quiet and had a grad ual decline Upon further examination Pauline and Leo found that the decline led to an opening at the bottom of Cedar Lake LEONARD BEAUDOIN investigated this and ability to stay under water twenty five minutes He proved the surprising fact that Cedar is located right over Tokyo Spurred on by the thought that this dis covery might be of value to the government the group set about excavation A tunnel was sunk to Tokyo This tunnel constructed through the mathematical genius of JOHN KEENAN and CHARLES TOSCANO went to Tokyo via Little Alum where DORIS PERRON had her headquarters One day WANDA KULIS went wander ing down one end of the tunnel but the curves confused her A searching party was sent out led by GUIDO BARBIERI but he in the lead also got lost Finally the searching party split up to look for them bath Now we are wondering what has hap pened to the searching party LORRAINE LOISELLE is working on this very complex problem Up at Cedar Lake we find that LOR RAINE PECK the American Agent has opened a night club in The Lobby which is really a meeting place for spies BERN ARD GERVAIS and his Hawaiian orchestra provide music for the patrons of the night club Messages are transmitted to that 28 l S I I ' I I , . . , . . . - . , . . , . , ' I . F' , - , I . I v I ' I f I I I ' - K 9 . . . ' - - I I A ' I I finally scared out of her wits when she saw opening by using his amazing diving skill , . I ' . . 1 , ' I - . . I I I I .I I I y ' I . . I V I . I I . 1 - . I I , . . I I I ' . T - I . T . I I - ' Il Il ' 1 1 F I
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