 |
You
had a hemi demi semi quaver? |
| Linda
Anglin: |
"Give
it to Laird Gann." |
| Kathy
Skinner: |
"Eat
it." |
| Jim
Henry: |
"Feed
it to my dog, I guess." |
| Jean
Britt: |
"Kiss
it." |
| Liz
Bennett: |
"Give
it away!" |
| Clark
Lambert: |
"Put
it in my room and try to find out what is is." |
| Dottie
Vacca: |
"Put
it in a cage and charge admission to see it." |
| Sigrid
Bergstrom: |
"Probably
run from it." |
| Miss
Folsom: |
"Learn
how to pronounce it." |
| Mr.
Weidley: |
"Hemi
demi semi quaver? Is it a girl or is it a shaver?
What to do, I really don't know.
But I would eat it if it had flavor!" |
| (A
hemi demi semi quaver is the 46th note of the scale.) |
|
 |
| Ambitious |
Barbara
Benson |
| Bashful |
Gail
Shipley |
| Clown |
Billy
Foote |
| Doll |
Carol
Cubbedge |
| Eager
Eater |
Buddy
Kirk |
| Funny |
Fred
Good |
| Good
Guy |
Corky
Higgins |
| Hilarious |
Edward
Wilhoit |
| Intelligent |
Maurine
Doggett |
| Jabber
Box |
Pat
Clarke |
| Knows
All |
Gail
Martin |
| Lovely
|
Sandra
Adamkiewicz |
| Moody |
Vernon
Duncan |
| Nosey |
Mona
Barnhart |
| Obnoxious |
Harold
Van Meter |
| Popular |
Cathie
Skinner |
| Quiet |
Marcia
Roberts |
| Ring
Crazy |
Marilyn
Henderson |
| Short |
Marty
Wellinger |
| Tall |
Frank
Ferguson |
| Unusual |
Susan
Gray |
| Vitality |
Fran
Ussery |
| Witty |
Gary
Houmes |
| Exciting |
Cindy
Flowers |
| Young |
Joe
Martin |
| Zesty |
Jean
Britt |
|
LAUGH
AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU
CRY and you get a red nose! |
|
A
stitch in time
Saves safety pins. |
|
Every
cloud has
A leak in April. |
|
All
work and no play
Will get you on the Honor Roll. |
|
|
Georgie
Fisher's COME AS YOU WISH YOU WERE PARTY for 300 of his
most intimate friends was a real orgy, requiring the calming
influence of Chief of Police Carl Buchanan, thirteen patrolmen,
the Winter Park City Commissioners, the Park and Lakes Commission,
and the Sanitation Squad.
Guests arrived in a motley array of costumes.
They included Jean Britt as the Easter Bunny, Max Morris
as a Skid Row Bum, Judy Teague as Cleopatra and Pud Mudd
as the Asp, Sue Tinklepaugh as Marilyn Monroe, Mr. Colin
Ritter s the Cat in Hi Diddle Diddle, Sandy Cash as Old
Mother Hubbard, Dewey Ramsby as a poor dog, Cindy Flowers
as BoPeep, Al Fesus as a Sheep, Tom Lawton as an Adding
Machine, Sue Sewell as Number one through Nine; Mike Born
as Jack, All female members of 7-7 as Jill, George Mayo
as Jack the Ripper; Roger Atkinson as Sputnik, Connie McDowell
as La Cucaracha, Jim Call s the Orkin Man, Steve Van Ore
as Gabriel, Frank Ferguson as the Phantom; Bob Mikesell
as Samson, Marty Wellinger as Delilah, Ray Myers as Lil
Abner, Carol Skelton as Daisy May, Miss Adams as Carmen,
Chuck Butler as The Lone Ranger. |
| |
|
Miss
Pat Folsom and Mrs. Delila Roess entertained members of the
faculty at a shower in the Girls' Phys. Ed. Department March
27. This party was given so the faculty could see the charming
quarters and share in some of the fun the students enjoy.
Guests arriving in bathing suits and other
casual costumes were greeted by their hostesses after they
had taken a shower. Those refusing to take a shower were denied
refreshments, and given a stern lecture on a teacher's duty
to develop good health habits.
The locker room was tastefully decorated
with artful arrangements of crinolines, and old sneakers,
interspersed with socks and bristling with bobby pins.
Seen shivering in soggy splendor were Mrs.
Wanda Whitney in a chartreuse suit with magenta trim; Mr.
Norris Minner in an old orange sack; Mrs. Robert Craig in
navy bloomers and middy blouse; Mrs. Lu Bridges in a purple
skirt and a sweat shirt; Miss Kay Patterson in a concoction
of ball fringe and old paint brushes; Mr. Wayne Johnson in
a freshly tanned hide branded MJ; Coach Jim Vickers in a pink
ballet skirt; Mr. Don Jennings in a diving helmet and long
underwear. |
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