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

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MIK llWlHll3IMl IS In this, the 1953 CUB, we have attempted to picture all aspects of life at University High. We have tried to capture the highlights of this year and maybe some low spots fhow 'bout that, Coons?J. Your parties, as- semblies, teachers, and classmates parade before your eyes as you leaf through the pages of this annual. We, the staff, hope you enjoy this year book as much as we enjoyed working on it. To the following we would like to express our sincere appreciation for all they have done to help us: First, thanks to our wonderful advisors, Mr. Garrett and Mrs. Beard. To Miss Pat Maybin for her help andthe excellent pictures she took. To our advertisers, without whom we could have no yearbook. To the business staff for their fine job. To Ralph Deeds, Charlie Coates, and Julius O'Quin for con- tributing lots of snapshots. To the faculty for their understanding and co-operation. To Mr. Teague for letting us clutter up his desk any time, day or night. THE CUB STAFF Compliments of: BODMAN AND MURRELL, ARCHITECTS 1175 Nicholson Drive C. H. HEBERT COMPANY, INC. 3936 Scenic Highway 92

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A new teacher at U-High is Janet Brechtel, who says she really loves her work. Claude Little Hank Williams, hillbilly recording artist, has made a new record: I'll Never Get Out of This High School Alive . Mark T. Carleton, wealthy financier and chairman of the Chase National Bank, was made Secretary of the Treasury. His first official act was to flee the country with all the government funds. Federal agents caught up with him in Monte Carlo, where he was playing roulette with Ex-King Farouk. The Honorable David D. Moss, U. S. Attorney-General, has been called in toprosecute the case. Moss SWCBIS Carleton's head will roll. Carleton simply swears. On the diplomatic side, Sir James Kuylen, Knight of the Bath, is the new am- bassador to the United States from British Honduras. Douglas A. Menville, tal- ented cartoonist of science fiction magazines, who is also a movie producer, has been named Envoy to the Vatican. You may recall that Menville was the silent lad who never said or did anything that was funny. Tucker Dawson, Jr. , chemical engineer, and W. Ridgely Edwards III, geol- ogist, have ditched their respective professions and are opening up a model agen- cy in Los Angeles. The reason for this sudden change of interest can be readily as- certained from their behavior. Every Saturday night these two gentlemen can be seen swaggering down the street, arm in arm, singing We Love Girls . Betty Denham, Gretchen Gerlicher, Ann Scatterty, Peggy LeBlanc, and Jane Rheuark have been happier than any of their classmates, for they all settled down and got married. Antje Heberle is a special consultant in the State Department for the Bureau of German Affairs. Her understudy is Herr Hans Sternberg, who is also General Man- ager of Gimbel's Department Store in New York. Easier parking, thriftier shopping at Gimbel's. Gimbel's time, 9:45. From Hollywood comes word that Robert Smoocho Lawrence, the movie king, has finally married his leading lady, Lois Lippy Leche, after a long and hectic courtship. The Lawrence-Leche combination can be currently seen in the Warner Bros. release, Wuthering Fights. J. Double Exhaust Kent has won his tenth Indianapolis Speedway Cup. However, he has been jilted by his latest girl friend because, as she puts it, The most passionate words he has ever said to me were 'Gee, sweetheart, you remind me of my overhead valve assembly that increases my brake horse-power by 26. 9. ' No doubt you will be glad to hear that Emily Learner has been made head of the commission on Missions and World Friendship for the Methodist Church. Dick Mor- ris and Julius O'Quin have formed a partnership to manufacture souped -up farm tractors and other equipment. O'Quin has been a millionaire since he hooked the Government in farmer's subsidies. Madame Carol Ratcliff has become instructor of ballet at the Russian Opera Academy at Moscow. She is recognized all over the world as the foremost authority in her field. Oh yes, Virginia McKean and Jane Tessier are both old maid English teachers at Vassar College, where they are still spry and alert enough for their age, and love to hear from their old friends, provided their ear trumpets are tuned up. Well, this took in everyone in the class that my companion could think of. As we parted, I thanked him deeply for letting me know what our old schoolmates had been doing since we left our dear Alma Mater, University High School, in 1953. Compliments of: SEVEN UP BOTTLING COMPANY PEOPLE'S LAUNDRY, INC. 3807 Government Street 800 North Zlst Street 91

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