November 12, 1 9$h Lois Carper, member of the ' : prt your shoes from Virginia. She vras acti" e in the Dramatics ard Student Council in-Herndon Y±%h o-hool. She is enrolled in the liberal irts Course au the center, Lois is a member of the Student >,u?cil. Collegian Staff, and a few of the other organizations on 'the c^mjATS>. Lois enjoys dancing, parties,, and especially ”Itsy-Bitsy"<. Frank Sharkowicz (Moose) is the Freshman Boy of the Week, Moose is 6» 2" ard has a voice so low it would embarrass an elephant. He has little time for girls except on weekends, although he likes to look at them* Moose was a tackle on the football team and comes here from Wanamie, Penna, I wonder what his passtimes are besides girls? Hello, Well, here I am and there you are and here's the News * - saying of the day. Question of the week: "?/hat was Lois Carper looking for lounge Tuesday afternoon?" (Incidentally, she had on only one Did you get into Mr. Krecker's office Lois? The ROTC Ball is coming up soon and from what we heard Bernard Kemsel wasted no time in getting a date. "Bashful Bemie" is taking a blonde. (Could that be the reason Joe divorced Marilyn?) Come on, Bernie tell the rest of the troops. Overheard in the Rec Hall - Dale Walker proposed to Caroling Brobst. Why was Edward Ferko chartreuse after he returned from his flight? Why didn’t Bob Scott enjoy his flight? Was it because he -was all tangled in his parachute? Special from A 1 Capp: "Many fans of Li’l Abner have -written to me about the striking resemblance between loverboynik and Ray Fritzinger, Both have trouble keeping the girls away. fresh: ian ora. oh the wfek JJRESUHAS BOY OF THE WEEK CHIPPY on Lucy Club”, hails Club, Yearbook Staff, Signed I Wonder Signed The Blonde Love, Your faithful spy, Page 5> - -Favorite in the shoe)
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