Scranton Central HS 1958 Yearbook (Scranton, PA) - Full Access

J E i that unny month when we form a myriad of fond memo– n from numerou exciting experi– ence . llow me to recommend some '' rade A'' reading material which ,...ill provide you with many a plea ant experi nee. Arc you an a\·id de,·otee of pine– tingling '·thriller." that keep you gue ine;? Then do not o\·er1ook ''\ eird". which can be found in jonathan's ]oumal. Jonathan Day– ton Regional High chool. pring– field. New Jer ey. AI o Located in the ame magazine i " tranger.'' an equally electrifying poem. A long a I'm on the ubject of thi type of literature. I mu t mention "D. 0 . A." Dead on Arrival . Thi tory mo t a uredly wil1 make you it up and take notice. Tam O'Shanter, the' inter 1957- 1958 publication of Lakeland enior High chool. Lakeland. Florida, in– corporate a di,·er ity of poem . oming to you with my marked ap– prO\·al are '·Batt! ground and '·A hild on the Beach". The e h o poem . preci ely a their title ug– e;e t, diiTer entirely in mood: yet they both impre one by their quality. By the way. Tam 0' hanter your cover wa thoroughly attracti,•e. The ,·aluable book ' as mi ing and later wa di covered in Andrew linton' po e ion, but Andre\\ 16 EXCHANGES Helen Jlumford. '59 couldn't remember taking it. Wa ndrew a kleptomaniac? Decide for your If after reading '·\\·ho .an Tell' in The Artisan. Bo ton Tech– nical High chool. Bo. ton. Ma ,a– chu ett . I won't attempt to enumerate all of the e ay -both per onal and practical-which are in the February 1958 i ue of Cherry and White, The enior High chool. William port, Penn ylvania. The e e ay · cO\·er topic- ranging- from teaching by tele,·i ion to an unknO\\ n creature' im·ading a boy' camp. WeLL, after all. vari ty i the pice of life! ' ·The andidate ' is a tory dealing with the ine;le-handed campaign of a plucky girl again t high chool politic and clique . It i a tory de- igned to make you think, and that it doe . ''Go \\'e tern, Young l\Ian, Go '\'e tem! ' at long Ia t re,·eal the up-to-now untold truth about your favorite "rider of the purple age''. Intere ted? Look in Tlze Catdinal Tale1zt \\'a hington High Virginia. cout, G eo r e chool. Dam·ille, The art tan· of The puulum entral atholic High chool, Kincr– ton. Penn yl\'ania, mu t pride it elf on it di tinct and intelligible work. ongratulation for not re ortincr to ab tracts! ::\1 · ympathy to the peculum taff after peru ing "Pain Judy Markaria , '~9 of a Publi her". Are thing that bad? I hall ne,·er forgi,·e my elf for reading '·Don' t Read Thi ! '. the princr 1958 i ue of Clarkies Capers, lark ummit bington High chool. lm1mit. Penn ylva- nia. Plea e entral tudent . do not be gullible! I would admit. ho,,·e,·er, that e,·eq thing el e i perfectly all right for your attention. A u ual. The Clipper. John Adam High chao!. Ozone Park, N '"' York. wa excellently executed. Thi~ publication alway contain Literary material of uperior quality, and the '0\·ember 1957 i ue i no exception. Particularly wel1-done i the tory. ·'A Crazy Old ~Ian". Don't a k me "hat it'. about. Read it on your own. Girl . if you de ir to learn " ·hat the boy actually think of you. wrn y ut con ideration to ··A T en-Acre Girl''. which wa written b} two teen-age boy . Needle to a~. there is al.o an article. "A Teen- e;e Bo:' \Hitten by a e;ir1. \\'here can you find the. e intriguing e ay ? In the Janu– arr L958 i ue of Tht Otacle, Abin~ton enior High chool. . bington, Penn yh ania. Dl claration taiT, I want to com– pliment you on your nicely balanced magazine. "The Jazz ound " gi,·e a conci e report on the hi tory and ~.-arious kind of thi particular type of mu ic. It' quite good. e,·en if you don't appreciate jazz! The langua e page in The Declaratiou are defin– itely abo,·e a\·erage. Ju t a minute! Don't get the idea that the material i. difficult to read. becau e it i not. It i.·. howe\·er. extraordinarily intet– e tine; for omething of that nature. Thi magazine orig-inate in Thoma J eiTer on High chool. Richmond \'irg-inia. Our gratitude to the followincr for IMPRE ION...