University High School - Cub Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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-IoANNr1-Boy! Thatfs a swell looking car, but l thought she was in Africa with her expedition. EDU115-She was but they ran out of camping food so she came back. .IOANNEZSHEJ Hfhatever happened to Arthur Costly? EDDll'ItOhl Haven't you seen his pictures in any of the magazines? He poses for the before and after using such and such toothpaste ads. He married San- dra Storm's daughter. KIOANNIC-X'VHSllilQ that a funny thing that happened to Claire Causey? Eblllli-XfVl12ll.l I haven't heard. AIOANNE-YOU remember a long time ago how in Speech Class she used to try to lower her pitch? YVell, she suddenly acquired a deep baritone voice and now substitutes for Nelson Eddy., EDDIICKSGC this building? It's Sam Cowan's Pool Room. He runs this on week days and as a side line, takes care of ladies' babies, and teaches Sunday School classes. .IOANNIC-YOU know nearly all our boys turned out to be pretty good. Wlhy, Ver- non Davis is now in Hollywood teaching Donald Duck's grandchildren to swim. EDDIE-EVCII Ted Farris found a perfect Utopia in the South Sea Islands where, living alone, he is sole dictator and ruler of the waves. .IOANNIC-YOU know, it's a good thing lris had that part in The Mad Breakfast, because she found her sphere, and is now the most popular landlady on Park Avenue. EDDI1-PANVHSIIYI that sweet of Frames Farrar to help out all the girls by opening Glamour School in Fishville? -IOANNLQ-l'll say, and by practicing what she preached she hxed herself up with a millionaire. EDDIl'IhVVl1CI1 did you say Sidney was going to return from Italy? -IOANNIC-AS soon as he finishes his latest epic poem, An Elegy in a Country .lit- terbug joint. EDDII41-Did you know that Betty and D. S. were separated? -IoANNr1-XVere they ever married? EDDIICZYCS, but D. S. snored so loud that Betty ran away and joined the circus. .IOANNIC-Clllll you imagine Hazel and Evelyn having a fight? EDDll'11H6iik, no! X'Vhat were they squawking about? AIoANN1f1-They had a hght over the milkman. Hazel won out, so Evelyn went to Timbuktu to teach people about plant life in America. Euultc-YVl1at's going to happen? Audrey and Tootie settled down on a water-lily farm on the Sahara Desert. Audrey is having a time keeping her hands lily white though she has already used several bottles of bleaching lotion which 'llootie manufactures out of white sand and lye soap. AIOANNIC-1,111 just thrilled over Grace Jacksons offer to tell her secret of beauti- ful hair if someone will tell her a painless way of removing wrinkles. Eunuc-I guess O. D. johnson is the lucky guy then, 'cause I hear he has invented a lotion that is guaranteed to take the wrinkles out of a washboard. .IoANN1i-Talking about lucky . . . That's Roberta Landry. She copped the lead in the new picture, The Thin Man's Wfifef' Emma-XfVhat's lucky about that? .IOANNE1,14l13f XVoo-XVoo man, Jack Stewart, is the leading man. EDU115-Leading man! XfVow! . . . Have you heard about the way Beverly Coles is leading Cleo around by the nose? Since they drew up the contract to form the new movie corp. called The Krazy Kats and jammcr Kids Put lo Kiizfr Bilza Karols. -IOANNIC-CLIN you imagine Roy Mayhew as chief roller of the Holy Rollers in Flatfeet, Texas? tCo11f-ludffd on Page 572 Twi:NTY.Two THECUB

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-ml-H U65 fanfic ------ MEMBERS Ol 1938-59 XVAI.'I'IzR Zfxxisirr XX'v1c'rH Rmim li. B. f1l1.XRL'I'UN BRUOK NVHi'l'ic -IUHN S1'IUl l'AUEi1I P111'INl.YI'.'-711110 purpose of this club is to enlighten students in the lnnda- mental operations ol a radio receiver, transmitter and their construction. The club gives an understanding of the possibilities ol' radio as a vocation. Actiifities'-Tlie members have studied the principles ol' radio and electricity with the interlocking history of each up to date. -O mia gun 501 Omsmct am lXIOTT0I1HOlI7!VII1T1 MIM, Izarlczuzzrrl 11f1u'r. COI.URSZ1YI'HUYU and Wliile. F1,ow1cR:-Ilazisy. OFFICERS FOR 19358-349 IUANIE lVllI.1.ICR , , , . . Ptesiclwizt PICGGY Nimsttm ,.... . ,Reporlrfr C1.vmA BoNAvi1N'1tl'R1-1 ,,,, V.-P1'C'S1llI'II1 SIIIRLIQY 1ioNfw1cN'l'tiR1-1 , , . Trrz1.s11i'1'i' CLAIRE Cfxnsiiv , . . . . . , Secretary Miss XY.-XIQIDA Stxixioxs . . ..S'j1m1,s'or CLUB MlilXfIBERS .I.xNlt:ia Avczoczx 1'.-x'l'Rlc:1,x 1-lowii EARLINIC Avuoek .litivig K1c.fxN lRls Bl4Rt:111RoN IJURIS KIQIQN BARBARA BRl'1CI'1'1'l-ll. fX1.lfIlC L,xximgR'1' Cloxxiiz BRYANT Hl'll.1'1N iXl1iYI'1R CLA1Rlc CAUSICY IJANUQ NIILLER lVIA'l l'YlC C1Al'DlCVlI,I,lC lX1ARYI.AN lxlilfllili Bifssnc CI.liNIiNTS l'icczev Nia.-vsiaxr BIQTTY ClOOPENDlCR FM' PHlI.I.1I'S NIARRY ANNIQ EIDSON Armies PAYVALSKI Ln.1.1AN FITZGICRALD MAR't'1i,x ,XNN111 Rl1IX'l'.ll NIARIAN Ho1sINe'1'oN -Iovczig Roisislxs CLYDLA BoNAvi1N'rURE KIOSEPHINIC V1e,xRo SH1R1.1cY BONAVICNTURIQ IJORIS XVESTBIQQRRY Ot:'1's'1'AND1Nr: .-XCTIVl'I'1l-15 or 1938-39 1. Five representatives attended state meeting in Alexandria in November. 2. 100 per cent attendance at parish-wide club meeting. Sending a representative to the national meeting in San Antonio, Texas, in -Iune. 4. One of the clubs in the state to attain the standard ol' excellence. 5. All mothers were invited to the department. twice to a tea and style re- view. 6. Alliliated with State and National 'junior Homemakers Club. 7. Sent. basket ol food to various families at llianksgiving. 8. Sent flowers and cards to the shut-ins.'1 TWENTY-FOUR THE CUB