University High School - Cub Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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-5,4a.I 'Y-f 's.. eff --- X X! Fin-4 ii.: W 41' XXTIICII on the scene those, seeming old and hoary, Dole out some sage advice, we pause to heal' Of how the world has gveeted our alumni. VV'e welcome buck those friends of yesteryear.

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CAUGHT IN THE ACT 'UST SUPPOSEQ' said the editor, Hthat the scene is any alumni's home, the time is any time when alumni have gotten together, and the purpose is to discuss their neighbors. The characters are any and all of the alumni from Uni High and one Curb reporter of that snooping type. 4'Imagine that the curtain has ascended on a hilarious scene of confusion with everybody talking at once and nobody listening to anyone. In through a window at the back the snoopy Cub reporter enters. He looks around the room in amazement and delight at having found so many alumni gathered at once. He has been seen by no one, and so he pulls out his notebook, looks around for illus- trious persons, spots one, and gets to Work. From this point, since we ourselves vveren't at this marvelous party, let us permit the Cub re- porter to recount his experiences here in his own wordsf' As soon as I got into the room, I spotted ex-Student Body Presi- dent Paul Speegle in one corner conversing with a fair young thing, whose name I could not ascertain. I slipped up behind his chair, on the chance that I might hear something about somebody from Stan- ford. Luck was with me! Of course, I learned that Paul is making quite a name for himself in dramaticsg also he was assistant yell leader last term, down on the farmf' Then, from a jumble of words, which Paul uttered most wild- ly, I learned that one of our best ath- letes, Bill Doub, after working with a harbor construction gang for six months, had entered Stanford last August. He broke into the college world immediately as captain of the f 1'osh football team, which he took through a very successful season. So far this term he is high point man on the frosh basketball team. Besides all this, Bill is making an Aw average. Dir. Editor, donit you think that Bill is setting an excellent example for us, who are still at Uni, to follow? I roamed on through the room, but nowhere did I see any person, graduated from our high school, who is now attending Stanford. So Iim afraid you're just out of luck regarding any grads, who attend college 'idown on the farm?