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PIIIIPHHIY IH llll MASS Ill '53 The other evening as I was eating dinner at Joe's, I met a person I had not seen for a long time, an old school chum with whom I had graduated from Uni- versity High way back in 1953. He was bubbling over with information about Doug, Peggy, Ginger, and all the rest of my friends that I had completely lost track of during the years. Fond memories of days gone by were brought to mind while I listened to him tell me what all the old gang was doing. These are some of the things he said: Dottye Tate, the rage of society, has been seen in the company of numerous men about town. It appears that Miss Tate has never surpressed her maddening desire to go out with all, not some, but all, of the boys. I am sure you rerfgmber Charlie Cons, President of the Class of '53, who went -to West Point and graduated there in 1957. Well, after fifty years of mili- tary service, General of the Army Coates has been retired from active duty. The general made a very moving farewell speech to Congress, the last line of which was: Old soldiers never die, they just smell that way. This remark has inspir- ed someone to write a ballad of the same name which has greatly enhanced the old hero's popularity throughout the country. Ralph Whispering Deeds has sold his cattle ranch in Nebraska, his oil lands in South America, and his other commercial holdings, so that he can become Di- rector of the F. B. I. Assisting him in his new job will be none other than Big, Tough John Werner, rich playboy and African game hunter, These two should make a persuasive and effective combination, so criminals, beware. Miss Barbara Vastine has become President and Personnel Manager of Vas- tine Enterprises, Inc. Her company makes B. V. D. Pogo Sticks and other toys to amuse .the kiddies. Despite the fact that her business demands much of her time, Miss Vastine is very active socially and holds offices in one hundred sev- enty-two clubs. Passers-by on Third Street were surprised to see Jim Ammon in a Salvation Army uniform. He was standing on a corner ringing a bell and urging all sinners to repent. Mr. Ammon was a prosperous architect when he decided to give up his profession for this fine social work. He is to be commended for his unself- ish attitude. Oscar Andras is the new proprieter of the Chimes Billiard Club, and Bill Harper is now national head of the C. A. P. He resigned a Major General's commission in the Siamese Air Force to take up his present duties. Carolyn Brassett, M. A. , B. A. , Ph. D. , is teaching higher organic chemistry at Cal- ifornia Tech. Odd though ,it may sound, this distinguished scholar has never found out what calculus is and still has difficulty manipulating venetian blinds. Catherine Oertel and Polly Eden constitute the new panel on Can You Top This ? , the radio quiz and joke show. They have also combined talents to write a book which they call Spicy Tales from a Sultan's Harem. An article written by Anne Carter their former colleague, feature reporter for the New York Times, on the Detroit Race Riots has made her nationally famous. A nemght club has open ed out on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood. It is called the El Wolfo and is owned and operated by Beverly Caskey, who also does the floor shows. The Nobel Prize in Physics this year goes to Dr. T. Jeter Harrison for dis- covering how to split the Strontium atom. However, he botched his calculations and consequently, did not get off the premesis before the atom split. A momu- ment is being raised to this true martyr to the cause of Science. Betty Harris and Willy Norris are giving jitterbug lessons to South American students at L. S. U. So popular is Betty with these boys that she has been unan- imously voted Pan-American Queen . Compliments of: TERRY'S MEN SHOP 151 Third Street