Laredo High School - La Pitahaya Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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H I LA, PITAHAYA l l W s D ..... l ' 1 f 4 1 3 1 , 1 1 4 I l i Q Q 1 t Useless Uccum-'ences I l OME very serious accidents have occurred during the last school Q Q term. If the proper precauti-ons are taken, these direful happen- d ings will be greatly lessened. Among those who were injured Were: Hazen Sorrell, who received some enormous splinters in his fingers while scratching his headg John Dickenson was overcome by a sense of his own importanceg the whole Physics class fainted when Radcliffe Killam failed to argue with Miss Mathisong Daisy Kutz was terribly shocked when she got a passing grade in Spanishg first aid had to be rendered to Charlene Nye when she almost solved an algebra problemg Ralph Connor was painfully stung when he tried to fool Miss Caseyg several of the Physical Training pupils got dreadfully overheated when the coach urged them to take a cold showerg the Juniors strained a ligament trying to surpass the Seniorsg Bob Derby was nearly bored to death by attempting to prepare his lessonsg Tommy Leyendecker almost passed out when he got within five pages of a right answerg Mario stuck his head in the pencil sharpener, and craned his pencil to look at Victoria Palaciosg Ellen Young was so flustered by a test that she brushed back her paper and handed in her hairg Mejia pounded his nose and wiped off a typewriter 9 Lasca threw away her words and swallowed her gum. X Page 146 te rf

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if LA 1liI'-IZA-IZIQYA 3 W A- - LOST A dog by a girl half Airedale and half chow. Return to Anita Gates. FOUND A chair by a boy with a leather seat. Apply Mike Fenner. FOUND A pair of high heeled slippers near Dead man 's Valley with Belia Leal on the inside. Apply Jake Almand. FOUND A watch by a boy with three hands. Ask for Tony Leyendecker. !GIRLS! Here is your chance! Take a course under Professor Jack Younking comfortable I rumble seats provided for all students. LOST A pony'by a boy with a pinto skin. Notify John Jefferies. ' LOST A bulldog by a girl with an exceptionally smashed in nose. Return to Elba Hansen. LOST A bottle of mustache grower by a boy with a long beard on the face. Reward for returning to Clifton Burr. STRAYED A cat belonging to a boy with a bobbed tail. Please return to George Monahan. LOST . A history by a girlwith a green back. Keep the book but please return the notes to Mabel Irene Beyette. FOR RENT Several themes, no grade under B plusf '33, Reasonable rates ' See G. W. Bradberry FOR SALE OR HIRE One chemistry notebook, seventeen experiments missing. Few mistakes. Ask for Johnny Jeffries. WANTED ' Genuine reduction method. Expense is no bar. See Evelyn McKendrick and Bessie Applewhite. PRIZE OFFER! S1000 reward for best way to increase weight. For particulars, ask for Jack Younkin and Mary Smith. Page 148 A c