Washington Middle School - Cottontail Yearbook (Long Beach, CA), Class of 1953, Page 12 of 48

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JouRNALl'sll tcLAss 'T l'a s, Jingle Betts an His Way L HOWLETT ristmas is bringing a it of wishes. For are a few wishes of ders: Ronnie Iesolva ave two back teeth. zere Santa Claus I V n his needed chop- ' kind of necessary. -'-'- ikoff wants a lot of iters. But what girl rs have a little dif- -Iere are a few of Sandra McCafferty ,f much to find Son- rapped up or other- j red bow. Iimmy like Santa Claus to Rosemary under his ts aren't too much eir wants. For in- Phillips would like 1 certain boy. lim n't want a girl fmay- uuw puyuo tu vvuoiiiiiuivii .-ii. i-. ceive thc honor of becoming the members in the Blue and Gold Society. Sorry!!! You other students will have to wait until report cards came out again in February. In the mean time, work real hard and do A lots of EXTRA CREDIT assign- ments in class so you won't miss it by just I or 2 points. --By Lavonnc Pollard HEAR IT WITH HILDE- Do you belong to Friday Night- ers? If not, and if you are in the 8th or 9th grade, you may join by getting an application blank from Mr. Voorhees. It's a lot of fun, so let's all go, and when you get there let's not just sit around, but get out and dance. The Sox dance and the Thanks- giving dance were both great. The winners of the ' first prize, Dic Frieda Knoll. Paul Quackenbush, Billy Smith, Nathaniel Smith, Hal Stewart, Ray Sugiama, and Henry Wallace. Wanna Quagga? New Special Not at Rancho By DIANE HIGLEY If you were to go into the Rancho and ask for a Quagga you would probably get kicked out. Here is what some people would do with it: Miss Neilson: Give it to the journalism class. Frieda Knoll: Eat it. Nadine Novak: Peel it. Frank Morgan: Kill it. Mr. Pereau: Put a bandaid on it. Marda West: Pawn it. Gary Bargesser: Throw it out the window. Iudy Von Reyna Look at it. Mrs. Francis: Put it in a box. Pat Tomter: Step on it. Max I-Iimrod: Beat it over the Wayne Fergusoi FLASH: The held the last Fri -B IOHNSON'S IA Snooping arou - overheard some on the behavior girls on a date. Iames Hanna: X girls always boys. flames, could it around?j Marcia Bachelors .ugh with other girl . fMarcia, two ce game.l Beverly Cline: I watch how the tLet's watch it b . -B I . does he rate all this? He was busy getting subscribers for the football contest held between 1600 Press- Telegram and Independent news boys in Long Beach. 8-8: Donna Pitts is one of the fastest runners in the state of Vir- ginia. She won this title in the Girls junior final dash. 9-2, 9-3: Little Hugh Clary, the Piper's son, has been running through the halls with the home room pass which Don White made. It's an 8 by 16 red pig which Hugh always steals during the sixth and seventh periods. Talent Unlimited- ROSIE SINGS DANCES, SPELLS We just found out that one of the hep cats of the school is a brain. Rosie White is real good in spelling and gets 100072: all the time. - , ..1as one?J: he wants a '49 Chevrolet . . . to take for a ride HJ The teachers look at Christmas a little differently. Dr. Adams wants a thousand kids who behave as well all year as they do just before Christmas. Mr. Pereau wants a necktie for Christmas. fl have a sneaking suspicion he knows he'll get several anyway, so he has no choice., Mr. MacColl wants what all of us hope for, too: I would like the war to stop for good, right on Christinas. ' fMaybe an extra prayer . from each of us would help.l It would be the biggest and best present of all. We hope each of you will get what you want most. ' Spanish Club Starts, Stops The Spanish Club sponsored by Mrs.. Francis and Mr. MacColl got off to Pl had Start flue tn rl-up lnrlr 'K 7th and 8th GRADE! REPORTERS

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