Luther Burbank Middle School - Genius Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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CLASS MOTTO: UCARPE DIEM ' 'A9 Honor ,Students Barrows, Thomas Brown, June H V Cheney, Margaret Crawford, Milton D'Amico, Bob Ashley, Virginia Babich, Luba Barnes, Vera Bicknell, Virginia Burrows, Lawrence Burrows, W. Robert Dutcher, Thomas Everett, Dorothy Goncz, Cladys Haig, Vahe Haupt, Evelyn Hensel, Louise Holz, Leonard , CUM LAUDE Danna, Lina Harrington, Frances I. Howell, Billy McClintock, Harry MAGNA CUM LAUDE Hulbert, Helen Imler, Norman Inslee, Ruth Jenkins, Betty Kegans, Nathlie Korn, Meryl . Krueger, Rudolph Lavatelli, Leo Lee, Mary Lientz, Margaret McEwen, Dorothy McKee, Margaret McNamara, Isabel Martinson, Dorothy McNulty, Edna X' Penny, Katherine Price, Claudia ' Segar, Blanche White, Judith L Moline, Bob, Murray, Jean Parker, Rae Price, John Quinn, Pat Reiser, William Richardson, Joseph Roberts, Patricia Rosenberg, Minnie Shaw, Clifford Simonson, Ruth Sutter, William Wagner, Elizabeth

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Qqimthl mp? Farewell to Burbank We bid thee farewell, Luther Burbank, As a lasting inspiration, As a school that has helped us develop Respect, esteem, and cooperation, You will always stay in our memories, Proud and grateful we shall be. To have attended such a stately scl-1001 Was a real opportunity. The friendly guidance' so freely given By our faculty has left a store Of abundant knowledge from which through life We may draw in our quest for more. So, for the Class ol Winter '32, As the time nears to say goodbye, We hope we may leave a memory ' Of loyalty that will never die. Margaret A. Lientz ' far the Clam of W'32 f,ff?s4'Q?- X' . M 5' ll J l , Y' lQfff'7 'AHQ

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Truthful Tales Told Out of School Elsie Allen's paintings should be rewarded with a cup, especially her famous one of Sitting Bull Standing Up . To prove that Virginia Ashley is popular, we surely need no assistanceg she lost the Lost and Found ,but her popularity is in evident existence. You may call it Fate, and again it may be luck, for Helen Austin has just purchased a Whopper ten-ton truck. . Luba Babich declares that she simply loves grammar fshe wouldll but we are inclined to think that out of her sight , is understood. To say Beth Bailey is no good is absurd: she can actually imitate, mock, or scare a bird. As an aviatrix of distinction, conspicuous Dorothy Baker has certainly be- come an efhcient record-breaker. Gentle Vera Margaret Barnes as Secretary of War favors attacking radio announcers who have the gift to bore. Ah, poor Virginia Bicknell! A tale of woe both befit her, for she only got - up at stump trying to be an endurance pole-sitter. Myrtle Brennan's paintings are enough to stir the heart: ah, she might paint Mona Lisa's sister, or some other work of art. When we consider the success of talented June Brown, we have the circus's most famous acrobat and clown. La Vonne Butts has always been an atheltic sort, so we're not surprised to see her blazoned queen of the tennis court. Lillian Cecere,with tightfitting bonnet and blouse, will make a fine successor to Jane Adams of Hull House. - Margaret Cheney we are sure will soon surmount the grade, through all the stars decree, alas! that she be an old maid. X Oh, ho! whom have we now? Edna Colcscott, an' no less, Porto Rico's able governor, or rather governess . Marian Cooper, the diminutive little Mary , is now appearing opposite our Western cowboy, Jerry. The last work of Miss Crothers I Sis ,or is it Mary?l is a Greek translation of the Webster-'s dictionary. Florence Cushman surely discovered a profitable business when she became an artist in New York making pictures of noted men. ' Frances'Cummings is a librarian of high rank, and they're fortunate to have her now at Luther Burbank. ' It's unanimously agreed that Jeanne Dale should be put down as Sells Floto Circus's distinguished, leading clown. As for Lina Danna's future, there is plenty of hope, for she's letting her picture be used to advertise Snowflake Soap. Arleen Dechon is studying grammar fshe always was a talkerl, but now she has to use well-balanced words as a tight-rope walker. Florence Dickey's efforts are at present centered directly around inventing a typewriter that automatically spells correctly. May Dowle has really accomplished a very commendable feat, to win the world's medal for fast speech, she has only Tom Dutcher to beat,