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QIOIDAQCQ of the Glass o 1936 In the yc tr 1976 the general publ1c w1ll be rush1ng to scc thc cxclusne D1zzor1m1 Thxs product1on the thxrd IU the ser1e begmnmg mth Cmerama and Todd A O was 1nvented by Dav1d Kavanagh of the Class of 1956 W1th th1s type of enterta1nment one feels more than he sees SIHLC e1ght mov1es are be1ng shown 51multaneously Fortunately for the twentreth reun1on of the Class of 1956 Kavanaghs demonstrat on feature concerns hrs class mates and presents on film each of the follovung fields Armed Forces the Arts Busrness Educat1on Fash1on Med ILIHC Sclence and Sports Here IS a sneak PICVICW of what Wlll be seen une 1976' ARMED FORCES Gtncril Paul M1th1eu of the Pentagon Blllllllflg today announced to newsmen that two records had been broktn by Armed Forces men and women Colo nel MGIIO P1cc1one and Colonel M1ke Congdon of the 82nd A1rborne DIVISIOH have successfully yumped from 10000 feet break1ng the PICVIOUS record by Captam Barbara Kovalesk1 of the A1r Force flew around the world today 1n the fastest t1me reached by any women fl1er The mens record IS held by Colonel oe Cord1 The t1me was not d1sclosed be cause If 15 cons1dered a m1l1tary secret General Davrd Qu1nn of the Southbrxdge Nat1onal Guard rece1ved today the h1ghest award grven to a guardsman for h1s excellent work durlng the 1976 floods Vkl'l1ClI h1t all New England Pat K1rry and Pat Leve1lle are serv1ng as good wrll ambassadors to Europe for the U S Navy They are travell1ng through Europe expla1n1ng the purpose of the WAVES and encourag1ng the All1es to form the1r own THE ART WORLD Gu1do D1Gregor1o the great Ital1an lover of mod ern t1mes now starr1ng on Broadway 1n God! G11 to Women was d1scovered wh1le employed as a s1ng1ng soda yerk at arrys pharmacy rn Southbr1dge 1m Canty the most sensat1onal tenor slnce Caruso has sngned a contract w1th the M G M stud1os H w1ll supply the base VOICC for W1ll1e the OPCIHIIC Whale 1n the mov1e Under Water Pat Nlchols and Barbara and Carolyn McRoy are the most talented s1ng1ng group srnce the MCGUIIC SISICIS They are known as the DIXIE Land Tr1o and tl1t1r rtctnt recordmg of Soup Banc his sold two m1ll1on records The secret has le1ked out The man who draws the pnnk rlbbon on the Ixory Soap wrappers IS Harry Costa Lex Baxter Tarzan as he IS known has been re placed by Raymond Snow Raymond IS well exper 1enced IH th1s type of work He developed h1s votce playmg the clar1net He subscr1bed to the Charles Atlas Bu1ld up Club and he IS now strong enough to carry h1s lead1ng lad1es Betty W1ll1ams and Pat Car ragher through the trees to escape yungle dangers The first mov1e IS The Dcrert Lullaby Among the d1st1ngu1shed guests at Span1sh Play house were john Andersonelll the new sensat1onal Itahan actor mus1c1an and h1s secretary Kath1e de Grandone the once famous d1rector of the French All Cfrl Orcluftm BUSINESS FIELD In the bus1ness f1eld Don and Roger Lap1erre have finally reached the top They re bu1ld1ng houses now for members of the class of 56 at the 1nterest rate of 1 f Joanne Dulma1ne ean Duda and anet Bumpus are the1r able and shall we say effic1ent sec retar1es Bruce Baker and Donald Gaudette are the bookkeepers for the Lap1erres fabulous buslness The secret of the acute na1l shortage wh1ch IS hamper1ng the Lap1erres has been uncovered by two prlvate de tect1ves Terry Peck and Joyce Ugalde Thoroughly followed up by the well known FBI agents Wlth the sc1nt1llat1ng personal1t1es Sandra Vesh1a and Helen Top1 the secret proves to be that Baker and Gau dette through the1r agent Rachel Carpent1er are sendmg an enormous supply of na1ls to the group of 56ers gomg to the Antarct1c The na1ls w1ll come 1n handy so that h1kers can replace the sp1kes on the1r shoes worn off by fr1ct1on w1th ICC EDUCATION FIELD Jimmy Robertson IS now pr1nc1pal of Amer1cas leadmg h1gh school Mary E Wells On h1s teach1ng staff IS Paula RUDCDSICID the competent Franch teach er Henry Freder1ck the noted sc1ent1st who has just returned from Oak R1dge can also be seen around the bu1ld1ng He IS tak1ng Mr Welchs place Eugene Saletnnk once d1rector of the Mary E Wells H1gh School Band IS now the schools slngrng ass1stant pr1nc1pal He walks through the corr1dors w1th h1s lrttle black recorder and s1ngs Tweedly Dee ' V I V 7 L 1 1. . 12 w t . . . , 1 1 U A I 5 - Y .. . 2 2 ., . , . . I 1 . , . . . . Q . . Y. ,, . ,, 3 , ' ' 2 . . , . . , f L . . .. . K l h . 3 L , 4 4 , ' . . , ' f . . . . . 4 , 1 5 , , . . Y. ' . n 1 x 1 Q 9 ' t ' ' 1 ' D - . . 4 l Y 7 ' I , . K . . 2 1 Y ' Aa . 1 . L ' 1 1 t I ' ' 1 S . , - Q ' . 4 . . , , , , , . almost a 1000 feet. , . . 13' ' . - 1 ' r 9 . , . K I ' - L 1 ' A . , . 7 . ' . I . 1 v a ' 1 , . - - - 1 1 1 , - ' ' ' 1 . . . . . , 1 1 , . . . , - .I ' 1 7 ' 1 x , . I 6 , , . . . s ' , , . . . , . , f 1 L . . . . . . . . . ,, ,I
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