Rabouin High School - Rab Jab Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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D Tl9i11gJ We Never K new 'Till N0w.7 Here's a new problem for alert brains! How good are you when it comes to homonyms - Words pronounced the same but spelled differently? Have some fun, and at the same time improve your vocabulary. Try this test today, but- play fair-cover up the answers below, before starting! 1. fal a combination of tones fbl a string or small rope 2. fab covering of the head fbl a fleet animal 3. fab to make well fbl the hind Dart of the foot 4. faj covering of a room fbi closing tightly 5. fab a space for passage fbj a small island 6. fal atmosphere fbj one who inherits 7. fal place of worship Q fbi to make otherwise 8. fal a bed fbl beginning of life 9. fal acompartment fbl to offer for sale 10. fal a grammatical term fbl nails of an animal 11. fal coloring fbl giving up life 12. fab weak fbl a mock attack 13. fal a male descendantfilxf fb! heavenly body 14. fab part of a foot fbl to pull 15. fal a state of quiet fbi a portion 16. fab destiny fbl a festival 17. fal manner of walking fbl an opening for passage 18. fab the center fbl a body of men Thirty 19. fab act of rising fbl to agree 20. fab security given for release fbl a large bundle ANSWERS 1. fal chord 1 fab dyeing fbl cord fbl dying 2. fab hair 12 fal faint fbl hare fbl feint 3- C29 heal 13 faj son fbl heel fbl sun 4. fal ceiling 14 faj toe fbl sealing fbj tow 5- fab aisle 15 fal peace fbi isle fbj piece 6- fa? all' 16 fal fate fbi heir fbl fete 7- fa? altar 17 fal gait fbi alter fbj gate 3- Cal berth 18 fal core fbi birth fbl corps 9. fab cell 19 fab ascent tbl Sell fbl .assent 10. fab clause 20 fab bail fbi claws fbl bale MOON IN HEDGES Something mad about moonlight On hedgesg Something silver, shadowed, 1 Moving on slow edges X32 is , That takesxQen's minds And warps and weaves- Ay, I had rather Cold clean rain on wet-blown leaves! Betty Pearis Kemp Breathless Visitor: Doctor, can you help me? My name is Jones. Doctor: No, I'm sorryg I simply can't do anything for that. RAB-IAB

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. . TIE!-X RQUM . . Our tea room is a merry little circle where neat and courteous girls greet customers with a smile at all times. A hostess is chosen in turn to see that orders are promptly taken. She settles any difficulties that may arise after customers are comfortably seated. Preparing the tea room is a task given to two girls on a weekly basis. They must see that everything is immaculate and in readiness. Fresh iiowers are placed on the tables daily in order that the room may have that cheery atmosphere. During the lunch hour one group is given certain tables to serve. A second group prepares orders taken by this first division. Speed is essen- tial at all times, so, to avoid delay, desserts are prepared in advance. Often, extra luncheons are served to conferences, or visiting groups, frequently numbering as many as seventy-five to eighty persons at one time. All food for these affairs, as well as for daily service, is prepared by the students. In this Way we learn to meet emergencies. The spirit of cooperation is essential to the girls in this work: the con- fidence and poise gained in this course stand us in good stead when we enter our chosen field. On occasions the girls can, and do tak-e over suc- cessfully the entire management of the department, this type of training develops our initiative. RAB I AB Twenty mn

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