Thomas Jefferson High School - Democrats Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Page 25 text:

LOUIS RASMUSSEN The wealth of mind IS the only true wealth VIOLA ROSEBURR Frxendly to vlrtue alone and to nts frlends ESTHER SCHIPPES It best becomes her to be merry MOLLIE SLOTT PBIICDCB IS bxtter but nts fruit ns sweet EARL STONE. The incurable utah of wrltnng possesses VIRGINIA TYREL Nothxng can be purchased that ns better than a firm friend BLANCHE WEBB The useful wlth the agreeable HAROLD ZWEIFEL Eager ln pursult of stuclxes and of labors CHAUNCEY KOLTS Calamxtxes make great talkers EDWARD McCURRlN A warrior bold Pay? T1 F7111 tlzrrr .. . . -- u . . . n . .- -. .- n . . . . . . 1 -- n Inahy. 1. . . . -- U . -. 1- . . . ev -4 - - 0 n . n .3 --

Page 24 text:

I laar Tncnty 11.0 SAM GOODMAN Hath thy toll oer books consumed the mxdnlght o1I3 EUGENE HIGGINS When he had passed xt seemed Ilkc the ceasing of exqulslte musnc ANTON HOOKANSON If aught of prophecy be mme thou wxt not Inve ln vaxn IVIILDRED HOUSTON Who can foreteII for what hlgh cause this darhng of the Gods was born IVA JOHNSON A picture ns a poem without words LENA BELLE JONES Character xs s1mpI1clty of hahxt Iong continued Pursults deveIop Into habits GLADYS LOWE Friends of many friends are m frxends MARVIN KEENAN He FIIIs hls Ixfetlme wxth deeds not wxth mactlve years JEANNETTE KING A smooth and steadfast mxnd gen tIe thoughts and calm desires HAROLD PERRY He may have a temper but rt never shows HELENA POZNANSKI Meek modest and mlld I .. . . .. . ' .1 JANET LADICO . . .I I - Il I y

Page 26 text:

CLASS WILL OF W Zl We the class of Vvrnter 21 of efferson Hrgh School berng of suffrcrently sound body and sane enough of mrnd to be gr rduated from the sard Hrgh School do make publrsh and declare thrs our last Wrll and Testament All of the good wrll of whrch we hncl ourselves possessed at our de parture and whrch we are unwrllrng to bear away wrth us we do bestow rn the manner followrng We wrll our heartrest thanks to our school father Mr Fulton for hrs krndly efforts rn our behalf To our dear lVlrss Carey we wrll our never endrng ratrtude for her lov rng help To Mr Hague our new Vrce Prrncrpal we leave our best wrshe rnd hopes for hrs success rn the future To our dear class teacher Mrss Kent we le rve our love and respect and memorres of good trmes together all other property of whrch we frncl ourselx es possessed both re rl md rma mary we do separately and rndrvrduallv bequeath rn the manner fol lowrng Oakley Whrte wrlls hrs success as Class Presrdent to the comrn qenror A Presrdent ean ones leaves her sweet smrle to Nrck Krrwan Alma Manley leaves her bashful ways to Homer lVlrtchell for frequent use Fannre Goldber bequeaths her phenomenal uccess rn Sprnrsh t Ferrrrrs 'Xlbert Doney bequeaths to all chemrstry classes hrs rpprecr rtron of lVlrss Vveeks lVlar1e Borg bestows her porse and dr nrt5 upon Mr Blundell Maurrce Creamer happrly leaves hrs good looks to Mr Renshaw lena Belle ones leaves her abrlrty to get A s to Crvrlle Prrker Sam Goodman leaves hrs renowned shrmmy shake to Manny ohnson Yrrgrnra Tyrel wrlls her perfect record rn attendance to lrnrlsey Mrller eeds rt Chauncey Kolts hands clown hrs polrtrcal party to the next electron Gladys Lowe leaves her sweet dr oo rtron to Anrta Wrlls Harold Perry wrlls to Bob Wheatlev hrs queenrnv ways Lours Rasmussen grves hrs hr h sounclm trtle Krndy Krd t Morrr Cohn Blanche Anderson leaves her vamprsh ways to lrvrnv Kramer Alex Grnsberg leaves hrs abrlrty to make fantastrc faces to Ben Turprn Earle Stone bequeaths hrs genrus as a poet to the rngles column of the effersonran lVlae Drxon grves to lVlrss Nvcek her mrld temper Augusta Accomazzo wrlls her srl nce to Mrss Robertson Edna Duggar grves to Eugene Hrlton her emotronal temperament Blanch Webb leaves to anyone needrnv rt her abrlrty to get trrdy excuses l 1 9 V . V 15 Y 1 . - I - r 1 ' , , ' ' ' - I c 1 c I , . , .' . . . U . 1 D T ,. . . 1 . Q V . , .- . Q ., s 4 c , , 1 1 , ' : 1 .. .. , 2 2 E-'Y v ' - ' ' . . . g L g s .. 2 o joe Z . X' c ' r Z 2 . .' c U 7 S. , . f k ' . . f . - j . g . 2 - . N . . J he n . f . ' c .' . . . H 5 1 f . L - . g -. g , 1 , o ' s ,, 1 , . . I 4 J ,, -- s . 5? 1 9 . A - T3 . ' ' 5 r 5 E ' 'ny ' 'I'i:r'f1ly-fwfr'