Dana Middle School - Log Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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1 Zheliehe ilt ur nt! Name Betty Campbell Grace Hagenaw Elizabeth Baly Josephine Huff Erma Walstrum Luddie Lane Zoi Fahler Kenneth Moon Fred Padula Corwin Wilson M. C. Shirley Teddy Rafalovich Jack Tuerk Mildred Garvin Audrey Wilson Leona Phebus Juanita Dillon Louise Kordich Ada Brandelli Marie Forsstrom Nathalie Aluevich Lily Beth Halstead Katherin Whittley Dorothy Malmgren Lester Bottoms Eric Johnson Ord Shoults James Edinger Leonard Johnson Phyllis Adamson Marjorie Belasco Wanona Baly Doris Jensen Margaret Donaher Doris Helen Rockwell Virginia McDonald Walter Cadien Lawrence Ley John Pollock Walter Winter Jack Baker Jess Brown Tommy Hentila Robert Hammond Known As herself Hagenuts Lizzie Joe Warmy Laddie Half Pint Sun Fred Corky Bugs Black Crow Jackie Mildred Audeir Onie Juanita unknown ? HMeH Nathalie Beth Kate Dot Les Earache Ord Jim Swede Phil Marg Nona Dode Margie Doris Helen Mac Walt Bird Legs Johnnie unknown Baker Red Tom Chink 'V Made Famous By Will Become swimming her feet acting boys singing chatter size son Fred that name baseball his nose pitching dancing figure sewing not much unknown 'Z those eyes her Spanish size her tongue height that smile his dumbness history his talk by those ears her hrogue her curls her drawings her freckles silence Doris Helen people dramatics his technique his strength stage directing 'r his laziness his nose fiddle his work 53 dish washer truck driver side show actress hash slinger lion tamer garbage collector dictationist HPOPU Fred dress maker HDOCDQ horse doctor horse shoe pitcher wise cracker art model dressmaker hair dresser unknown ? delicatessen clerk shop girl chorus girl lecturer weather woman taxi driver professor man killer orator ear 'specialist housewife popular artist tailor's model jazz singer Mrs. Cadien dressmaker her husband prize fighter love doctor director poet fiddler handsome farmer

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1 ' Home Room Drama Characters: Home Room Teacher-Mr. Smith. Habitual Tardy--Lyle Jack. Habitual Near-Tardy-Harry Louis. Students. Time: Tardy Bell. Habitual Tardy-On time for a change, sitting in a front seat. Habitual Near-Tardy-Enters as the bell rings. H. R. Teacher: I dreamed last night, that the Judgment Day had arrived, and that I had gone to Heaven. fLoud Laugh- terl. I was at the gate, checking in our home room, so that none would be left out. Just as Gabriel sounded his trumpet, Habitual Tardy came through the closing gate. As the entrance closed, up came Habitual Near-Tardy. I pleaded, but it was too late-the gate was closed forever. Voice from Students: Send him below for his tardy slip. CCurtainJ A history test we've often longed for: 1. Where was the battle of Saratoga fought? 2. Of what nationality was the French general, Lafayette ? 3. Give one important event of 1492. ' 4. After what famous general was Washington named ? A Scotchman moved to Mexico so that he could live on frijoles, CFree Holiesl. CThis was contributed by a person of Scotch extraction.J ----- Ist B7 Boy: Cboastinglyj My dad gives me 25c every day for being good! A 2nd B7 Boy: Huh! Baby, being paid for being good. My Dad don't give me nuthin'. I'm good for nuthin'. ' FROM A TEST PAPER A straight line drawn from one side of a circle to the other through the center is called the diaphram. The distance from the center of a circle to its circumfer- ence is called the radium. ' CFrom a letterj-and when I grow up, I would like to be a typewriter. . Leslie Esposito: 1 explaining a diagram at the boardl Now watch the board and I'll go through it. Mrs. Hammond: The Indians, you know, scalped their victims by first seizing the hair and the top of the head and . . . Jean Masterson: Cinterruptingl But, Mrs. Hammond, how would they begin on a bald-headed man? ' 52

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