Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 5 May 1955 — Page 12

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: SCHOOL REPORTER iCoiftlnuM From page Eleven 1 reservations for tier coming year at Ball BUte. While there, they also had a consultation with Hr,

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Hauptman, director of admissions, who was a recent visitor at r.iLx *.• • e The display case on the main

floor of D.H.S. took on the "new look" this week. The girls in the senior salesmanship class dressed up the case with a very nice display of perfumes. White dotted

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Swiss and red velvet drape make up the background for the scene and the various unusual bottles of perfume are arranged on a step like affair. To add to the display the girls (accidentally) spilled half a bottle of Janice Hall’s Chanel No. 5 on the floor in front of the case. This is called “suggestive selling!" • * * * The purpose of this project is to give the members of the salesmanship class some experience in arranging a display case. The instructor. Mr. Cobb, offered a few suggestions but the work was done entirely by the girls themselves. • • • * Congratulations to Mr. Zerkel on his recent appointment as principal of the new Northwest school. D.H.S. will miss him next year. • » • • DECATUR CATHOLIC By Joan Laurent The students of this school were given a free day Monday, May 2, by the Most Rev. Bishop Pursley,

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who confirmed hare Sunday after noon. Th« day,» being spent In many different ways, was quite appreciated. * * . * • On behalf of the monk requests, the senior class will Rive another presentation of the play “Qur Miss Brooks.’' it has not yet been decided exactly what the date wllj be, but the play will be presented sometime In the next two weeks. Watch (or further notice. • » '•, » The warm spring weather that we are now having is showing its effects on the students. Many are droopy and out of pep. Many, but not the juniors. They are still working towards their prom' to make It the beat ever, and this calls for special energy. The final touches of decorations will be placed the day before the Prom. * • * * This being the month of May, every class has set aside and decorated a specific part of the room in honor of Mary, the Mother of God. as the month of May is dedicated to her. Beautiful flowers around her statue help to honor her. « • « • The sophomore class had a party, Monday' at 7 p.m. at the home of James Schnepp. The boys and girls had a weiner roast and ate potato chips, pop and marshmallows. All had a good time. * • • * The biology class recently had an experiment in the lab which held them spellbound. They took a bone and put it into some acid. The acid made the bone somewhat like elastic so that it could be tied into a bow. This was to show that the bone had life in it. • ’* » • The (English I class is interested in knowing how the novel “Silas Marner" will turn out. The pupils just began to read this in class and it will take a few days to complete it. • » • * * The freshman class wishes to extend its congratulations to the senior class for the fine performance of the play “Our Miss Brooks." • • • • Las Vegas Hotels Balk Al Big Pay $50,000 Weekly For Movie Stars Balked LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) —Fif-ty-thousand-dollar-a-week salaries for Hollywood movie stars turueji nightclub entertainers may soon be a thing of the .past in this plush gambling town. Not only are hotel owners balking at the boom-town salaries, but at least one hotelman predicts stars will “hang" themselves by accepting such fabulous loot. “You can’t tell me,” said Dave Siegel, co-owner of the Las Vegas strip's Flamingo Hotel, "that people across the country don't resent entertainers making that much money. ‘(Already I’ve heard dozens of people here ask each other,

'What makes' Liberate think he’s worth that much donghf and when they watch his TV show they ask the same thing." Although Siegel would have trouble convincing some of Llberace's adorihg pyer-40 female saps that he’s not worth $50,000 a week, he pointed dgt that “nobody benefits from such salaries — neither the star, the hotel nor even the government because the bulk of the nation’s taxes comes from the masses.” < f Siegel said the skyrocketing salaries actually “defir” an entertainer to smash all records and to out-stunt every’ other performer on the strip. “It’s gotten so, it’s not who’s got the most talyyt these days," Siegel said, “but who's got the greatest stunt.” Las Vegas “stunt” acts reached a new peak with,Marlene Dietrich and her “nude’* cbstumes. She reportedly got $35,000 weekly for appearing in a dress with a peek-a-boo top and agtain in yards of revealing chiffon in front of a wind machine. Then they reached an all-time high with the appearance of Liberace who dolled himself up in bugle beads and white brocade and did* a littlA hoe-down on the side. in the meantime, Mario Lanza, who was the first entertainer to be offered a $50,000 weekly salary, contracted a sore throat and a case of nerves and failed to collect his salary. Siegel, who produced Ken Murray's "Blackouts” in the T94O's, said he once turned down a $3,500 a week salary for Murray — top money in those days—for a $1,350 weekly spot. “We had plenty of coffee and doughnuts," Siegel said, “and the $1,360 job had more to ‘offer artistically." Trade in a Good Town — Decatur

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