Isidore Newman School - Pioneer Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Blll Knlght leay es IVIHFIO yylthout some one to talk to Herman Kohlmey er wllls hls slnglng trumpet to next year s Louls Armstrong Loeber Landau leaves Neva man desolate for a Pioneer edltor Pat Lang wllls hel patlence to next year s secretary of the SQHIOF glrls Tommy Lee leayes just as qulet as Whell he came Walter Lee leaves hls mathematlcal genlus to Jack Wlmberly who doesnt seem to need lt Bettv Nan Levy leaves stlll typlng for the Pzoneel Lynn Levv leaves Mary Jane Walkel to Vlcky Vegas Dlck May er leaves yylshlng he could take Mary Jane Wlth hlm Marlan Mendelvltz wllls her qulet man ner and studlous ablllty to Carollne Baker Albert MCFIC leaves the streets around Newman safe agaln Betty Meyer leaves comblng her halr Cynthla Mlller leaves ten pounds Marllyn MOYHIS bequeaths her taperlng nalls to Isabel Brandt Tommy Nelson leaves the Slxth and Seventh Grade glrls heartbroken Hal Norman wllls hls dlmples to Ralph Harrls Belle O Nlell leaves ln a daze Mel Opotowsky leaves the Student Coun cll to Candy Grace Parker glV6S her perfect form to Gav Barton Patsy PIHCUS vyllls her Ford to her llttle brother Do you thlnk you can handle It M1ke'7 Glorla Rawls leay es Betsy vslthout a rlde to school Edward Roddy leaves not knowlng yn hy he came Shlrley Sawl wllls her yarslty letters to her slster Ralph Seellg leay es h1S two class day to 36 Herble Well who he feels works too hard Joan Schlxlllg bequeaths her muscular legs to Wlley J9HklHS Ann Slmpson vsllls her ylm vlgor and xltallty to V V Joan Smlth leay es her hlstory book yy lth SIX chapters stlll to be lead Lamar Stephenson leaxes the glrls be wlldered Balbala Stern leax es for Nevl comb looklng vslstfully at a Stanford catalogue Mel Sternberg vsllls h1S ablllty to algue ln hlstoly classes to Nathan Popkln Henry Stoutz bequeaths h1S toyy ellng helg,ht to Maury lw1dlO Kent Tallaferro leaves Mrs DUVOISIH Ill peace J3Ckle Taxman leaves stlll excltedly talklng about last nlght s phone calls Capp Margaret Ann Turfltt W1llS her neat ness to Plgs of the Week Ley eune Turpln leaves Newman s clalms to a llttle care to Martha Church Ivan Uttal leaves taklng several glrls hearts Wlth hlm Paul Vegas wllls hls Casanova t3CtlCS to Bruce Ivan Vlctor drlbbles off MQFIOH Vldeau WlllS the front steps for someone else to Walt for thelr Ben Leta Welss leaves her halr curlers ln the Senlor Room Marllyn WSISS leaves stlll trylng to ex plaln how contact lenses vyork Seymour WQISS leayes stlll chaslng Cy nthla Dlck Wells leaxes laughlng Lols Wh1tm0Y6 wllls her dresses wlth back zlppers to next years back row of Operetta unzlppers Eudora Wllllams bequeaths her blond halr to all those vylshful people Wlth a peroxlde bottle THE PIONEER JUNE 1949 ' - I 5 7 v v' w '- w' ' ' Y ,1 D 1 l v . , ' , . . . . ' K ' L' w v u v I K A 7 7 Y' , I ' . v . v. K ' I ,1 Y - . ' , ' , , K' A L x . r Y l ' ' l v 1 ' w lv ' - L I . L ' I' l' . ' 1 1 Q y 1 V . . , ' ' 7 u 1 ' Y 7 Y 4 Y V Y ' ' s 1 J 1 ,, Ly ' 5 Q V l .r . v K 1, . ' Ia I v 1 '-' ' 1 ' 1' ' ' , , . , , . H . 1. H 7 . . . . . . , , - . ' ' ' ' . Charles Taylor leaves IH pursult of Al ' ' Cl ' 77 Y ' ' , , . . , . N 1 w ' ' 7 k u Q A , . , , , . . . . ' 7 - . . - ,I 1 1 ' 1 r 1' . 7 ' U 9 ' . V . , 7 CK ' Y? . . . Y . V - V . A T v

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fcn.A.SS VILL sb i ai Q if' Af J M is We the class of 49 not expecting to surslve the mortal shock of graduation do hereby make our last will and testament A sealed envelope containing our final be quests has been deposited in the sault of Flank s Local Bank and Lawyer Kahn has been named executor Upon opening the document after our decease he will find the following instructions Carolsn Abaunza leases her halrbrush in the Senior Room for next year s Ethel Bronstein wills her scholastic abilits to be distiibuted among the Jun iors Stephen Brote bequeaths his good phs slcal shape to Vance Redmond Bob Chipman beats It Dons Cllngman and Anne Soule lease Miss Perrault without third and fourth hands at bridge Chubbs Cloutman leases her ss or11es to Nancs -Xlcus Baibala Cohen leases knitting socks fo1 he1 fellows Chailes Dicks leases all the girls alone Diane Dixey wills her natural waves to Paula Beaver. Dan Durham bequeaths his Purina shirts to the Junior girls Harlan Fair ss lls his speed to Bob Reinecke Diane Deulllan wills he1 French temper to Miss Peret Beryl Fisher bequeaths his long hair to Jackie Boy Joan Friedler leases Mr Aker holding hi head Joe Friend wills his shoes to Billy Mes sersmith Bush Gamble leaves AllR1vers1de end wide open for Black Chaffe Leonard Gessner leaves unable to stop llthping Eve Goldman leases followlng in her s1ste1 s footsteps to Northwestern Jimmy Gouaux leaves for parts un known Nancy Herbst bequeaths her petite stature to Bernie Efron John Hirsch wills his capacity for drinking so manv cokes to anyone who wants to gain ss eight Carolyn Hodges leaves ln a Maloney truck Leonard Huber leaves Doris and Anne without an annoying chemistry partner out lunch monev Rose Elsie Jeffers wllls her slender hands to the Pond s ads ertising agency Stephen Jenklns leases the steam shov els around Newman to rust assas Bettv Ann Jernigan wills her red hair to Nh Fredexick s little girl Robert Jones leases his special seat in Nliss Perraults office to next sears un lucky chemistrs student Dixie Kahn leases buttercups Aithur King wills lns resers ed place on the tardv book to Jack Ferrill who also finds it haid to be on time THE PIONEER JUNE 1949 31 .11 ' Fil- . . . ,I , , ' 'f ' .' . . A ' , ' -'its - ' L . H , . X as , ' n I ' 1 y v ' ' h .l . l 0 11 Y K. . L- -'H , - Ali' Q 1 7 .,f , 1 ,. -:'. - Z ,-, ' . 5 f .1 e -:. ' U -' - sf XX X '1 U . . ,, . . . S Y Q . ! 1. 1 1, 1 1 V , u ' K1 - ! 'K Y . v . , . 66 , 1 vr ' ' I ' ' . T K Y Y. s ' v' ' 1 . ' v . . . V U ' , u V. . . u ' Seniors. Virginia Hughes leaves her sister with- fs ' r' s ' . ' t . w ' 1 y ' ' 1 ' . v- ' Q ' ' Q - k u ' 1 I v ' Y Y . . , , Q ,' v Q ' ' A in L 'l . nw Y A n S i . N ' 9 ' , vw , 4 K L 5 ' v v y Q' s v ' P l , 7 N 1 . . . v 1 H yy , cc ,,n , ' V 1 . , 1 - s ' - v ' ' -- ' - ' me-c -Yi mmm cccc HH? ' cf' A f c ch' 'W 4 - l , - 1

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'25-it W: I H51 ' TW : i.,.....,. -saf- E.. ing Wooooh' The moanlng w1nd sweeps down through the graxeyard sw1rl1ng w1ldly about each ghostlv whlte tomb It IS the only sound 1n th1s dark forebod1ng n1ght untll suddenly the great gong of the near by church bell IS heard twelve d1St1HCt tlmes It IS m1dn1ght and all who the Bewltchmg Hour But walt' What IS that gras form over there by that tomb It looks llke a ghost' It speaks llke a ghost' Let s llsten Hello IS anvbody home querles the ghost as he knocks on the tomb s slab From w1th1n comes a XOICQ Whos there? Mayer You Know the Presldent of the class of 49 'Ihe slab creaks open a Stephen Jen kms steps out and saws Great ghosts D1ck1e that w as sex entv three wears ago' Yep says D1Ck16 and I just got here I thought maybe we could have a reunlon It seems I was the last to pass away and almost exeryone s burled here IH Huber s grax ey ard What a lxvmg that guy made' By the way Jenklns what d1d you do Well I klcked off after selllng the Huey Long Brldge to Marlan Vldeau for twen tw f1ve dollars Why that s flne' You know of course I wrote a best seller on the superlorlty of the male ox er the female Yes I Thexr chat IS xnterrupted as flve glddy ghosts clamber from a nearby tomb Ann Slmpson floats up to D1ck1e screammg Nlmfph plurph' Shes trvlng to say mterrupts Joan Schwlng that Margaret Ann has been throwlng bowllng balls around IH our tomb Ann cant talk though because she choked to death on a dlamond encrust ed cookle her husband gave to her Oh' Oh' Well why replles D1Ckl8 IS Margaret Ann causlng such a fuss Also why are you so pale Joan? Patsy Plncus retorts Margaret Ann IS trvlng to prove that she was the world s champlon bowler and Joan got trampled to death IH a sale at her second hand dress shop Im the one to complaln though I want some peace' Oh vou re 1ust mad says Jackxe be cause I mvented a chewmg gum wlth a louder pop Say xsnt that Kent Talla ferro w 1th Dlane Feulllan and Dlxey float mg th1s way My those glrls were really famous as the Dlane Twlns It was hard to tell whlch one wore the wlg Yes says Leonard Gessner I was then manager but I caught peroxlde polsonlng Say Kent was a good scrlpt w r1ter before he dled laughlng The group of ghosts grows contlnuallw larger as old 49ers float up A llttle to one s1de stands Rose Elsle Jeffer who st1ll w ears her t1tle of Mxss Llghtbulb of 1990 Shes talkmg w1th Jane Wynn who bx her executlve ab1l1ty held the of THE PIONFER JUNE 1949 37 1 , I , 7 ' 77 ii' , - J - ,- . ,, ' . - 0 ' ' u 1,1 - 7 ' ' 7 I .1 1 or , V' V , , I I , I 77 J ll J k Y 4 S . . , K . , . 1 F Gil - YY I - K6 Y ' 7? ' 1 nf 7 I -. ' ff - - l 7 1 ' ' I! V i , ' ! 7 A-el B- K' ' .. L' - A , - H 66 Y 77 ' ' ' ' ' 9 v K 1 . . cs' ' , u r Y K' K' . . . . . . . , an ' ' ' , . r - 1 - . . ms ' , aa .' V . K 'v . . . . ' , ' , v , . 3 . , U , A A r I v . ' .' C. I , ' 7 ' 1 1 are Wise knoyv immediately that this is because all my hfe I ran a taxl-servlce, and . . Y . Y V n . . l Ll 7 ' !! ' K6 , v' ' ' 1 . . 9 - s ' ' 4 ' w ' . ' , . - s . n . 1 . 1 ' 7 U . H . V. . . . - , . N . . N 1 W y 1 ' l I I . . K . . . ' ' v ' ' 7. . Y I v . U , i K 4 - - is Y !7 K , v ' D I' U I Y v i. cs H , ,W 1 as , , A D , ., . V. . , . y 77 ' . ' . . h ' ' v ' ' - , , as v ' ' ' K 5 -, 1 ' . . v w v v V y' . V , N - t . . . 44 77 v . . as ' ' ' v ' , - v ' . .I v I v l y v , w V w . V . ,, . . v ' y - l! 9 ' ' Y . , l , , , Q v , , Y Y . . . Q I I , W , . 4 W 1