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,M i , ,n , A Fsssfaur . fp J, M HOW TO RUSH Gif' t riff 3 2 Glo How TO ness A FRESHM.1N'. C9 This article is not, as the ti- tle indicates, concerned with the rushing of a freshman for frater- nities, This school does not have fraternities,but we do have a day known as nfreshman dayn set aside and it is on this day that' the freshman receive recognitiong and howl This article is concerned however, with the fact that a se- nior should give the freshmen on freshmen day the best of every- thing, so we are going to suggest ideas and torments of the seniors that have departed. The morning of freshman day us- ually dawns bright and is always schorching hot about lO:OO o'- clock, which serves your purpose very well. That morning no mat- ter what sacrifices you make you Zi fx., 'r .1 d , -. - fir 1xN. E lt! I As eww ,, I 5 f - , V V4 I I 4 - fm 44 L Expert 'Q Xe . wflfx , 1 KEMQEQQW Watch L 5 ,Q if J 1' geesfnieev Jewelry' L 4 gw5HkjJf Repairing u . gsf'!,:T,':1:'?? 'f f r' :fi M ' -P -' Mmmihwia A ligifhkg r fo, ' .fwmg ,Mi jg gf Y 5f4f2.,f,,,, We-,, u 0 :.:::::!1f::::: ..::. P r, N, N rf 151 if-'5 D .J J .J -J ls: 'f:-'-:- -- - - 4.-.sg , wg sig 'Q Correct P A is Q t E A Glasses For i, s 2 2 the 1 7 R g, P 2 if ' ff' gg ,Z , 5 5 if Entire 4 4 ly TE V lg J I f 4 ' Lp t 5 - .. gl, v Q?1E qgggg , Q1-gb-Q xl. yi new M E A T S 1 gl esocrslss' 4 , 41 I, A? VEGETABLES 1 , Q? AND L if! 3 F R U I T S i...'Q,. if V , . :iQ, f f 9 :I U SELFHSERVICE GROCERY Y- , -.. -- - Y' --Y -- ' D 1 A 1. 2264 .Yv. .., .V V V I , should get to school at least an hour and a half ahead of time. Before you leave the house be sure that you are armed with all the redcest lipstick you can find and a good supply of pougg, Be sure to wear the shoes that need polishing the most and bring some rags and shoe polish. After you are fully prepared andy have all your plans for the day laid out you start for school. On your way there, you see about a half block ahead the form of a fresh- man on his way to school. Since you have no power' over him off the school ground, you patiently stalk behind him.and thereby make him more nervous each minute. The minute he sets foot on the ground you are his master and you have a full hour and a half in which to torment him. The proper thing to do then is to yell at the freshman in a very rough tone. Hey dog 'or call him by any other name you can think
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CLASS WILL ---- ----- ---- - ---- ' Carlson, and Betty Frost will our definite opinions t o all weak souled sophomores. 50. We, Fred Driakill and Leo Frederick leave our dreams of WA- report cards to Curtis Carpenter 51. We, C 1 a y t o n Chnuvln and A r m o n d Boudroaux leave our bridge-walking from Berwick to Julius Bourg and Noise Fangue. Such is the will of the son- ior class of 1942 as issued o'f sound body and mind during this year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-two. It is the wish of the class that Hr. Holmes, our principal, aided in thought by Elisses Chance and Ste. Marie, should be appoin- ted sole executor of this tests- ment.. me Rachel! C , .JW , L ' f. 1 4 ... 1 ff ' fl, I . 5 ,. if 5 2 ' if Q' COMPLIMENTS fg- .,. :Qi O F I .W MR Q JOE CEFALU Ei .4 P3 5 gf' is , ' 'r .,A g 4 IX f . 1 'S if 5 H: Q 553 is pl' '3 ?gt?Ss13:-1514 f1'v:-:FIPS-,1?iiTiRLE2Elel T? -fssrxg-fe. -. . ,sl-vs-f' ,'.3.fkm f-.r - .-.',.--, . '.-+f'.-f-- .us on 1 IEP' ' is I -1' GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES Perfumes Wallets 'Z Dusting Powder Razors Coty Sets Cameras Stationery Cigarette Cases EQ- l Evening in Paris Sets Fountain Pens 5:1 1 'ff' cards it Whitmnrws Chocolates 4r l f-f i gi' , s fd 3 - W L5 11?2E13E13:ilE1E 'ffl ll! U G Q U Wx X KU E-i2Qf2Q2713QQff'l! R UR t B s.f:rTifffT5fffriitf n 'erm' P 700 'FPGM St- 'ffi' l'3'.?f3E ' Phone 2154 4 ' n .f ..',.,'. ,I .'-,., ' . . 0 -'--' '.,.-...- .4
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5 Q M i NALDVS MEAT MARKET 5 1 I CHOICE n E A T s WESTERN IIEATS 3 . 9 1 1 Q AT ALL ' TIMES Q n I. gel. JI.:-,JH-. ,ap-:,,,k!,. Ia.. lm L il '61 f ' ,f ls f' ' f 2661 . if T Q h F5 H th ,. All 2 . ff- i I' 45 1 -N, ,I ww-u ' 2 I -..... .... .- . .....,..... .... .A.,. .,.-. .... .. .... .--..... ..... ...-.... ........ .......,.,.....,. .... .....-.. of. You, as a senior, of course must- be very dignified, Back away and view your specimen Hdobu that fate has given to you. Try to pioture'in your mind what you work for as a result of this job and then go to work artistic talent. Never in the course curry your own books or you will class. By noon should be shining every Hdogn i n know from exper- with your of the day disgrace your y o u r shoes brightly and school should ienoe that you are nkingn. When the big event of the day arrives, the straps, you should be fully prepared for it, for it is here that you will make use of your senior advantage. As the first ndogn approaches your soc- tion of the line, raise your bolt high shove your head and then.... Ulf you don't know 'what to do from here'on, brother, you're not a M.C.H.S. senior.W THE ENDT , . f if' ffl: ffQfZ77f4f fwrfGL2iiw?gEE2??ijyK,ffigff i?iV X X' I .,-. . t V. I ' G 01- L 1' W P 64 owl goGLE'W if Q1 Y W L, Mr ', .--' !!f!,,ff T L xc. 4 'T ffff j x wo 6 4 vi ff u 1 l .f jfs, O : Q Ni ',s:'e2W?ignTu .... ' 1 t'ieffL24fJT . .' if v.'.4f.., .7-vj.-Q. 1 l,,fjggj,,,.. ff ff 5 - -'fJ -Tr f - ef, ff 2N?TNw' ,,g. f ff f AXIH .,Wf 1, , .wx-fave ff X ,,LQ5Qimgs?fD, ga! l.Q??f. 6:5 fxffjf, qkllv iY df!! 7ZZ?Z??5is24t':b iii' ff -Asehe-Gffi' F ixdrssff fff' Nsqfzf mums f4T fMe- ' . '-- '- ' I--'3.-' T XM '.'?-Lf--.'i!- .H,lt+ W9 sniffer fi Qr:1i -Q, wise . ewes- is H P s N lf. L 5' xfgaiify f2E2:La2?f -.4 I Wl+k A T ,Polo-r'5 AXA! 3J4R46Q
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