Duncan High School - Wildkat Yearbook (Duncan, AZ)

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Last evening I went to see the show Hottsie Tottsie in v hich the new Mae Y est played. I was shocked when I recog- nized Alva White as the new Mae. The people have gone wild over her acting and are begging the- producers to film more of th se pictures with the glamorous nlva in the leading part. ALVA WHITE It is very interesting to read the evening papers when they have so much about my dear old classmates of D.U.H.S. I re;d this evening that Chet Foster, the All- American basket ball player, nd his wife Ruth, have two winning basket-ball turns' in their own family. CHESTER FOSTER. While in Germany I went to Berling to attend the inaug- uration of Mussolini. There was a big parade, and a Rolls- Royce followed. In it sat the new Mussolini. His face looked very familiar, but I did not recognize him. He stopped and s-id, Dont I know vou? Then I heard his voice I know who it was. It was Bill BassJ ( I couldn't recognize him on account of his large mustache). Bill is also not d for his tall stor ies. BILL BASS While in Engl' nd I heard of Elizabeth Chapman I rvcog - nized the name, so I called on her at her home to See if she were the Elizabeth of old D.U.H.S. It w-sJ I asked her about herself. She said she had never married but was running a home for the feeble minded, v hich I w« nt to See ( Sr—that is not because I had to). ELIZABETH C.IAPHAIT One evening I decided to spend a quiet evening listening to the radio programs. I turned to BLEL, Hollywood, o hear Bing Crosby 's daily program. The program was ready to begin and the announcer said he had a surprise lor the raai audience. Ladies and Gentlemen, we are very sorry to an- nounce that Bing Crosby has bronchial trouble and willbeunable to perform this evening, but we have a treat in store for you. We have with us a rising young crooner, but his name will not be announced until the end of the program. ‘Ah, Boloney , I thought, I'll bet he is rotten. I turned the dial but it was impossible to get anything else but political speeches, so I decided to turn back to BUHK. Well, I said, Bing Crosby must have recuperated from his bronchial trouble oecuase there was a series of Boo-boo-boo's that only Bing could „oo. - e program was over and the announcer said, You lrave been listen ing to a rising young crooner, doubling for 3ing ° way back in Arizona. We want you to write and let u - you liked him. His radio name is Luke McGluke, but his real name is HERSCHELL GILLILAHD While I was walking through the streets of the big city of Alpine, Arizona, which is now the largest moving picture producing city in the world, who did I see but my old friend Gov Aker. Gov now goes by the name of Mr. Hofacket, the gr- eatest of all actors. Ed O’Day (the greatest of all coaches) has arranged fo r all of his old classmates of ’36 to meet him in Los Angeles where they will go on a trip around the world.