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wi W . m H 7 E . s 3 H l l Page 149 t LA DIQHAYA all E pitaphs Shed a tear for Oscar Hein, He's seen no more by his kindg While walking down the road, He stepped on a banana rind. In that gray hearse is Melvin Seaman His sad story I'll relate He took a girl out riding And tried to be a he-man. Oh, wail for Tommy Mann His crime was of a most vile brand, He dated up Rosita And went out with Margarita. Here rests Henry Neff A direful fate was his. He went to Miss Mathison's class But hadn't worked his Phiz. Sing a dirge for Mary Ward, Her fate was bitter and most hard, She tried to drive her car Down a road that wasn't thar'. 'Neath that green mound lies Adelaide Her mistakes be sure to shun. She dined on cheese to take off weight, But in a week she weighed one ton. Pray long and loud for Daisy Kutz Her tale is sad but true. She went out flying with two nuts, Now her early death we rue. For Leon Fortassain chant a hymn. He was usually most slow, But he took a corner on one rim. Now he's gone where the bad folks go. Say a prayer for Sara Lou She was a kind and gentle child, But she made one grave mistake She called an Irishman a Jew. Ellis Crabb's is this black tomb. A fine bright boy was he, But in his brain as you'll agree There was room for English Four, But not for One and Three. Here sleeps Ethel Puster, Her face resembled that of Custer. She said she'd jump off Billy Goat Hill. And that it wouldn't bust'er. lk, Bunn
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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
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x J f l LA PITAHAYA I ..1...J --as i i 3 i f SEPTEMBER: W 9-School opens. Fish stagger at the sight 5 ig- EEHUUL, Lgpg ivfoh Of teachers. 10-1 4-Upper classmen try to o u t W i t teachers. mf 15-Everyone begins the grind. - -xx 7 3225- 16-Mexican Independence day. School let l Q91 f.,x out to see parade. lRain-no paradel. g Q, A -90 Yell leaders strut their stuff at first pep Q QM? il rally. ' Q J 9 t Ji 17-Sigogballxaigers vs. Inelegibles grand A ' I J , 19-Rotarians present at first formal as- ' 6, 4 7 sembly. Journal campaign opens. ly g V -T PM fW0 L A Orchestra organized. ll Q-i fff 20-Shirley meets with basket ball boys. , 21-Seniors 10007 in Journal subscription. H L F H Orchestras figst meeting. Thirty-two ' ' 'SH d'JfL f 'k , members fMr. Madison the chief attrac- , tionl Harmony? g . . . ' X 22-Senior Class meeting-Rats Senior l 4956! , X President. , l gpg' Kgeq' SQ' 23-Senior class meeting. Party to be given 5 ' V of 4 je f the 24th. l W Z 5, j f' Vlfxi' X F 24--The memorable day is here! Faculty 3 I A ' 4 39 I5 I teachers teach Seniors how to swim- . ' X Z X 'T Rats presents Mgss Pierce with birthday ', l X ' M cake-Shirley re uses a sandwich. fu - 26-Seniors groan over what that Aprillo C1 7, - - all with Rio shoures. i MIS,-,ly 27-Mr. Wade discusses clubs. K ! 28--Pep 'rally-Yell leaders sport their Tiger V ...Q - 4, 3 I swea ers. ' p' 30-Shirttail paradwburn the jinx fEagle 2. Sr-nlvrrmi. Pnrmni- Passi' Basses enroll' . .J p J' OCTOBER: '. 1-Laredo-Eagle Pass 32-0. Rain-Ethel Puster borrows a coat. FU Qxgl. R - 7-fGER 3-Dramatic Club applicants meet. , S 4-First Club day-members elected. A X X X X X j f 5-Junior class meeting. Discuss party .- D ' p plans. I- Q 5 G-Football boys leave for Del Rio. fl ,iff 8-Tigers and Del Rio 20-0. Mejia and 1 'L A , ' l IL M Pena stars. I L. ' 'ug Q:-'--' 10-The Senior class loses a worthy member i 1 V .1 Y.. e- in the death of Ben Eddington. ' . in 7 11-The class attends Ben's funeral. -- -' H 15-Pep Parade. Gary tells of the trials 3. PEP RALLY- of Del Rio game in Ham and Eggs. -Tigers-Devine 19-0. Jonnie tries to break his nose. Juniors give .Mas- querade party. Mr. Wade wins prize in his impersonation of a woman. 16 19 2 8 i Page 159
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