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

 - Class of 1933

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TI1E JUNIOR LIFE 43 The property men were: Herbert Crocker James Knutson Robert Allen Jack Murphy Among the busy stage hands we recognized: Lynn Rolig Kenneth Williams Robert Kiarquist Russell Johnson Jack Cotton William Hullsiek The busy carpenters were: Douglas Anderson Richard Lang Lyle Nelson David Walker Walter Solstad Kenneth Ayer We hated to leave the theater where we had had such a wonderful time and had had so many surprises in meeting old friends. While driving home we were trying to think of those whom we might meet at the next Bryant Premiere. They were: Virginia Bcckstrom Phyllis Sundby Bob Hinck Virginia Utter Phillip Johnson Donald Bcrtncss Roscannc Hildebrand John Hines We hope to see all of you at the theater next year also. The Most Exclusive Group Room 320 is strictly a boys room. This room has its own private bookroom, study-hall, and corridor. The group is also selected by the Bryant faculty. A number of the boys have done three terms work in two terms. This room has the tallest and the heaviest boy in the building. It has a boy who broke his leg three times in nine months. It has one of the best warblers, bluffers, and wigglers in Bryant. One boy is related to Sitting Bull and another has the gun that shot him. Another is a cousin to Will Rogers. But best of all we have Miss Olson for our advisor and teacher. 9A Current Movies and Plays Silence ..................... The Greeks Had a Word for It An American Tragedy The Magnificent Lie The Reckless Hour Children of Dreams Free Soul ................ She Got What She Wanted First Aid ................... In the study hall The Odyssey The whole school stays at 3:15 for being too noisy in the halls I had my math done but I left it at home Lunch Period The 9A’s At 3:15 on Friday .The correct answer .Giving someone the correct answers for the homework

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42 THE JUNIOR LIFE Orleans Hugo, Thomas Jackson, Helen Marie Oredson, Dorothy Kuehl, Harold Anderson, William Lang, William Lceper, Jack Jay, Elizabeth Conrad, Donald Johnson. As the theater began to fill up, we singled out the slender Winifred Bryant, Winifred Barker, Denise Garberson, Lawrence Young, dignified Bud Atkinson, and James Johnson. As Eloise Newcomb entered, we couldn't help noticing that she had been dieting again. And could that be Maurice Krier? But he is bald-headed! George Schwartz and La Mont Barnes were representing the new radio station BJHS. The only reporters we knew were Lyala Berg and Levi Peterson. As the curtain went up, we saw Edward (no longer sonny) Hermann as the Master of Ceremonies. Among those from Bryant in the dance chorus were: Madeline Leak Mercedes Blair Josephine Tancm Margaret Sclmcr Mary Helen Kohl Elva Jensen Mildred Edling Betty Lou Schocning Theresa Zimmerman Muriel Paulson Gladys Ingalls Forcncc Burke Elizabeth Saylor Dorothy Gerber Maxine Rose Iris Erickson We were surprised to learn that Betty Brown was the solo dancer. The next number, a sextette, was announced by Edwin Cronk. The singers were: Stamata Shianas Donald Perussc James Burns Merle Johnson Ann Hines Lorraine Bourque Lois Abrams, the comedy singer, brought back memories of the old gymnasium programs at Bryant where these were then acrobatically inclined: Margaret Bennett Betty Scrnmcr Olivia Lecdcr Mildred Rudbcrg Winifred Frazer Avis Russ At last the time for the play had come! The author, another Bryant member, Betty Jane Linnc, was now introduced to us; and we were informed that George Root was the producer. We soon found that George Lykken was the director. Looking our programs over we saw the following members of Bryant in the various roles of the play: Leading lady.............. Marian Dahl Comedians ............ j Douglas Martin Leading man............... Bill Kelly (Charlotte Mullen Villain ..................James Biddle After the play, having enjoyed the fine acting of these classmates, we went back stage where we first met Harry Nickel as the doorman. We were now introduced to Knute Hanson, a rival of Clarence Tif-fingtupper as a costume designer. Lois Dunham, the scenery painter, then came over and gave us a hearty welcome. We saw the following as the electricians: Elroy Merz, John Reddin, Einar Nelson. The printers were: Douglas Elm, Walter O’Brien, Jack Grogan, Robert Elverum.



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44 THE JUNIOR LIFE HUMOR I ini: What is the first thing that Roosevelt will do when he gets into the White House? ake: Thank his lucky stars that he has a job for the next four years. Good leaders need courageous followers. Household Hints: Four or five pancakes made by a bride, dried and varnished and strung up, make a melodious dinner gong. It takes courage to make some enemies. Prour Mother: My little girl can spell her name backwards. Bored Listener: But she is so young. What is her name? P. A .: Anna. Question: If a woman were to change her sex, how would this affect her religion? Answer: She'd he a “he then (Heathen). Question: Why would Sampson have made an excellent actor? Answer: Because he could bring down the house very easily. Question: Where did Noah strike the first nail in the ark? Answer: On the head. Question: Take away one letter from me and I murder; take away two and I probably shall die if my whole docs not save me. What am 1? Answer: Skill. Question: What is smaller than a flea's mouth? % Answer: What goes into it. ■vw Question: Plant the setting sun and what will come up? Answer: The morning glory. •wwyr Question: What is the best way to prevent water coming into your house? Answer: Don't pay your water tax. Never explain. Your friends don't require it, and your enemies won’t believe you anyway. Delirious: Look at that snake crawling on the glass of our car! Tremors: Yeah, that's one of them windshield vipers.

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