Bryant Junior High School - Junior Life Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE JUNIOR LIFE 39 117 The Hig Broadcast 309 Announcers Graham McNamee............................Burnley Mahr James Wallington..........................Sherman Walgren Edwin C. Hill.............................Arnold Howe Norman Brokenshirc........................Leonard Page Oscar Danielson and his orchestra Lyla Muellar (iust Koulagianes John Hoyt Helen Johnson Richard Andrcen Famous Stars Jessica Dragoncttc........................Charlotte Zeglin Romona (ierhard...........................Virginia Pawlak Little Orphan Annie.......................Jeanette Olson Skippy....................................Harold Engdahl Ed Wynn...................................Burton Layne A1 Jolson.................................Stuart Ellis Black and Blue............................Herbert Ranum Clinton Rodquist Baron Munchausen..........................Wayne Johnson Ruth Etting...............................Marcella Kcrgcr Do, Re, Mi................................Audrey Olson Donna Mac Olson Jeanette Olson Colonel Stoopnagcl........................Robert Miller and Bud.................................Billy Niemackl Rubinotf..................................Christ Anderson Tarzan....................................Edward Weiland Myrt and Marge............................Myra Hokanson Miriam McIntyre Jack Arnold...............................Is it you? Gwen......................................Caroline Prim Clarence..................................Arlcigh Peterson Singing Sam...............................Billy Mead Slim Jim..................................George Record Clara. Lou, and Em........................Ruth Thompson Dorothy Nat he Carol Beck Boswell Sisters Connie..................................Gail Branccl Vet.....................................Mary Louise Heusser Martha..................................Lorraine Taylor © • 11 anything is to he learned, the student should question the teacher, not the teacher the student. Did anybody ever get an education by being a sponge?

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38 THE JUNIOR LIFE High Lights of 203 An honor extraordinary was conferred upon a member of 8A2 in Room 203. She carried city honors for Junior High examination in penmanship, receiving a rating of ninety. This honor student was none other than Esther Larson. Congratulations, Miss Larson. Lorraine Gaarden is a very apt and studious girl who is preparing herself to become a nurse. She enjoys swimming. Delores Roll's favorite athletic pastime is skating. She prefers to become a secretary. Evangeline Ilemcnway: Do I like swimming? I'll say I do! This is my favorite sport. My desire is to become an aviatrix. The ambition of Bob Johnson is to become a football coach and he is working to this end. • • The Moon W ould Change to Green Cheese If David Hale forgot how to swim; Edwin Page and Alice Finley got all A's in English; George Hanson could leave the girls alone; Frances Johnson tumbled over her skates; Audrey Hanson left her make-up at home. W hat Would Happen If Leighton Polland couldn’t play football? Marian Litman forgot to stay at home? Robert Halverson didn't know how to skate? Jack Roddy couldn't talk? James Brown wasn't a good student? Phyllis Knutson couldn't dance? Neal Brown didn't have any lunch? • What Would Happen If Marguerite Lundquist couldn't sing; Billy Hawkes and Robert Weckland got all “A’s”; Frances Coyle couldn't dance; Muriel Eisenberg, Murlaine Benson, and Helen O’Connel left their makeup at home; Paul Ford, Harry Mayes, and Robert Bennett couldn't play basketball; Omer Lindeberg, Raymond Brust, and Robert Burton weren’t good athletes; John Johnson, Arthur Schultz, and Marvin Bleck weren’t good sports; Irene Del Rossi couldn’t play the cello; Eileen Kennedy and Kathryn King didn't go around together; Victory Vezzoso wasn't chewing gum; Norma Lindahl couldn't talk; Doris Rogers was seen without Audrey Webster; Eloise Hanson couldn't smile?

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40 THE JUNIOR LIFE Future Hopes in 301—8AS Georgetta Saaseen -Janet Tiller -Kermit Flesness -Cl i (Tore! Mercier -Jerome Evanson -Agnes Johnstone Ruth Peterson -Robert Swanson -Robert Anderson Joe Dahl -Vera Eckert -Vernon Lundberg -William Colby -Ed Wilberg -Maxfield Peterson Howard Donald Donald Payne -Charles Freeze -Marilyn Roberts Audrey Jackson -Beverly Falconet Ruth Anderson -Lorraine Nordquist A nurse’s cap atop her curls Satins, silks, and priceless pearls To run the speediest locomotive of the age A sinecure, a prince’s wage A scholarly professor’s chair A handsome duke or a millionaire World wide fame as a movie star To be admitted to the bar To be a druggist and make pills In Whiteman’s band to toot-toot-toot A husband wondrous good A partnership with Dad, of course A gun, a dog, and a bachelorhood The carefree life of an idle gent A term or two as president A wife who cooks as mother cooks A war to win with great renown To hear no more of quiz or test To be the wonder of the stage In music circles all the rage A pot of rouge, a beau, a date A schoolma’am’s desk and dignity The heart of every boy in town An 8A1 Experience It was a fine DAY, so Thomas Dukatz and Frances Coyle went for a ride in their FORD. They went to see the WELCOME that was being extended to LINDEBERG. On the way home the FORD broke down and broke poor Dukatz’s HART. They entered EISENBERG’S Bakery and had some frankfurters and KENNEDY’S mustard with ROGER’S silverware. While there they looked at a WEBSTER dictionary to find out who was king of VEZZOSO. After all it was a very enjoyable trip for the two participants. All Roads Lead to Minneapolis Or so say 7A5's of 325 The following members either short lives in the state indicated. Eileen MacMillan Richard Rice -Betty Tupper -Leslie Johnson Dorothy Ray - were born or spent much of their - Hollywood, California - Texas - Miami Beach, Florida - Chicago, Illinois - Eau Claire, Wisconsin