I’m here at the beach, on a little Mother’s Day visit with Mrs. C (which makes that whole Cathy C. Hall thing make sense now, right?). Even on vacation, I’m thinking of y’all (which makes NO sense, but that’s the way we C.’s roll).
Anyway, while looking through my mom’s college yearbook (The Commodore, 1946), I came across this little gem:
Girls who eat spinach have legs like this: !!
Girls who ride horseback have legs like this: ()
Girls who get drunk have legs like this: )(
Vandy girls have legs like this: X
Isn’t that a hoot and a half? Don’t tell Mrs. C., but I’m taking this yearbook home with me (which makes total sense-you can’t find funny like that anymore.)
Cathy C. Hall Writes 
Ha Ha!! That's a scream! Sounds like 1946 was a very good year. 🙂
My mom didn't have a yearbook (family couldn't afford to buy one) but you should see her high graduation picture! Full length, very Scarlet O'Hara…. of course she did grow up in Atlanta in the 30s!
Oh my goodness … that is hilarious!!
Back in the day, yearbooks were full of HI-larious commentary.Um, I think MY yearbook may have had some of that, too. But we're weren't anywhere near as funny! Glad y'all liked it!
hilarious! btw i like your new web site look. forgot to tell you.
Maybe if they still taught grammar that way today…school would be a lot more fun/funny!
Thanks, Shelli-tried a few of your suggestions. :-)And Madeline, I agree!
Too funny! Love the Vandy girls symbol. Donnahttp://donnasbookpub.blogspot.com