Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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Xa Cuesttt ijom 3 leramr Jamnua ANDY DEVINE— Owing to the peculiar importance that I gain from the varioub schools that I ' ve attended, I find that there are none in this small school that suit my temperment. Some of them I find are too conceited, others do not use the color rouge to match my com- plexion, and still others have not participated in sufficient school activities to become as famous as I have; and the shy retiring sort of girl does not appeal to me at all. CLARENCE SCHALANSKY— When I was in Miami, I heard of the terrible lack of he-men up here at Flagstaff ; so I came. My beautiful physique and bear ' ing earned for me the admiration and envy of all, especially Natalie Sterling whom 1 afterwards married ; and who is, I might say, my severest critic and friend. I would advise all men to take Physical Education from Coach Jessuppe to bring them to my level of development. VIOLET RAUDEBAUGH— I became important because of my ability to wade in the mud and sit on the cold, windy, pest house steps and converse with Ray; also because of my love of the Gun club vicinity. My great- est talent is in chorus work whei ' e my million-dollar smile went over big. LOIS PARKER— My unusual hair combing made me instantly famous on this campus. I am the quietest girl in Bury hall, but I never receive any credit for it. The faculty has offered to purchase me a little red wagon to carry my vast assortment of books and notes around. MAXINE BAILEY— I have three claims to importance. 1. I am Natalie Sterling ' s greatest rival ; 2. I take Physical Education to be prepared ; 3. I am Turk Way ' s affinity. Lady B. always lets me tell the boys good night. (She doesn ' t always know it, but I do). I live in Phoenix when I can no longer bear the site of this town. HOWARD DENMAN— I, ladies and gentlemen, I am the founder, editor, staff and newsboy of the N. A. T. C. publication. The Pine. 1 consider The Pine the greatest publication ever produced — one that Randolph Hearst would be proud of. Every issue has been on time, and has been distributed in an orderly manner to the student body. I am also the coach of the football team and a member of the faculty. I thank you. JOE HERMAN— My sole claim to prominence comes from living in California.

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— .1 . J ,, II J isi Cues ta I have set the styles for all America and Eiuodc foi ' tlie last twenty- five years and will c( ntimie to do so foi- fifty more. My voice is heard a great deal alxuit the campus ext illiiijr the virtues of a Dramatic club. TUliK WAV— Heing horn haiidsonie instead of talented was, 1 admit, a great drawback ; but I gradually overcame my misfortune. I be- came the athletic star of Soutliern Arizona, and then I invaded Flagstaff. I carried everything before me like a whirlwind, and coiuiuered all. I am now the accepted artist of N. A. T. C, and Susan (list ' s rejected suitor. ! always take great care that my footl)all suit fits me well and is securely fastened to my fleet, gri)und-si)urning foi ' m. IlKLEN WRKJUT— My personal appearance has always been the same as my charactei- and speech. I am tall and dignified, and my speech and actions are cute and clever. I am especially talented along the vamping lines. (See Mr. Bud Clark, U. of A.). Andy Devine was too much for me, however; so I willed him to the girls of N. A. T. C. Maybe they can make a man of him. JERRY McCORMICK— Life has been unkind to me. I was always a misunderstood sort of girl until I met Bob, and then I was so misunderstood that I married him. Time will tell! My enormous size and loud voice have always made me a conspicuous figure on the campus. I know 1 am always dowdy looking in appearance but some things can not be helped. Finis Quad erat demonsto The End That ' s All q c; i i6.