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Rick DeMayo
SOUTH DEARBORN HEIGHTS JEOPARDY:
01. In junior high; who were the "Bobbsie Twins" that lived at opposite ends of D-7, and called each other every night, so that they could wear matching outfits to school the next day?
02. In junior high; what significant events took place at the vacant northwest corner lot of Campbell and Eton Streets?
03. In junior high; which young man attended the seminary wishing to become a priest. Obviously, he was trying to obtain one of those golden parachutes to heaven.
04. In high school; who were the girls that five-fingered a flag from a Canadian gas station named after a dam-building rodent. Upon their return to the US, mounted it on the hood of their car, and drove around D-7 flashing the boys with their BEAVER---------------------------flag.
05. In junior high; which guy wrote the epic English class essay "Invasion of the Killer One Eyed Edops". When it was read out loud (by the author) in class, the students were roaring and the teacher had no idea what was going on. For those that are at a loss, spell edops backwards.
06. In high school; this greaser deva, trying to corrupt our young impressionable minds, brought in and played the long version of Iron Butterfly's album In-a-Gadda-Da-Vida. For the remainder of the day, Mr Jones and his student's "grooved out" to the hip psychedelic music.
07. In high school; what was the name of the burger joint, on Michigan Ave., that was so popular at lunch time? Hint: It was not a chain establishment, it was red, and the building resembled a barn.
08. In high school (senior year); who was the "New-Bee" honey to the D-7 hive, that was a "Preacher's Daughter"? Hint: It was not one of "The Boys".
09. From the LHS Memorabila section; in the two elementary school pictures (Pardee Kindergarten and Madison Forth Grade), how many of our classmates can you name?
10. In junior high, after football games; consumption of mass quanities of pizza was manditory. What was the name of the Italian restaurant at the corner of Van Born Rd. and Pardee St. where this feeding frenzy took place.
11. In high school and beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond; what two brothers (one older, one younger) formed a "rock 'n' roll" band. Believe it or not, people actually thought they "rocked" and paid good money to see their live act. Also, what was the name of their band, that was name after a 1953 Billy Wilder WWII war-time movie.
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