Emerson Junior High School - Blue Dart Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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Anne Alder Anne My short hair to Shirley Vfeaver. School teacher. Betty Jean Averell Shorty My red hair to Gerry Fisher. Stewardess. . Ernest Ballard Buzz My sweater to Margie Allen. Photographer. Dorothea Barns Dottie A punch inthe nose to Lloyd Jones. An old maid. Fred Bickford Fred Some hard work to Miss Fitch. Bartender. Romona Blancarte Blank My grammar to Thel- ma Gemmell. Salesgirl in a dress shop. Betty Bower Mickey My braces to Helen jean Kirkpatrick. Chemist. Olive Brunson Popeye My write-ups to Nancy McDermoth. First lady. Edwin Anderson Andy My FS to Bob Keckley. Street cleaner. Patricia Avis Pat My baby bob to Bar- bara Breedlove. Dramatic teacher. Payge Ballard Peggy My sweet notes to Philip Malone. Research chemist. Harry Bartle Pee Wee My draft number to Don Meiklejohn. Heavyweight boxing champion. Rebecca Bingham Becky My place on the Phi- losopher Staff to Emily Abby. French teacher. Jean Bogren Boggie My old fillings to Dorothy Ford. Head pulse taker in a mortuary. Harry Brady Fuzzy My lithe figure to Jack Todd. Tin horn cowboy. Norma Bryan Freckles My freckles to Betty Owen. Farmer's wife. joe Acoraci foe My tan to Lenard Licata. Man. Robert Backer Bob My curly locks to the Arkles. A rich hobo on a fast freight. Joan Bamesberger Red An eyelash to Marie White. Advisor to the love- lorn. Dick Berkmeir Dick 4 The wad of gum un- der my seat to Wayne Kegans. Professional horse doctor. Thomas Bishop Tom. My magic powers to Raymond Stanton. Aeronautical engineer. Marjorie Bowen Margie My sling to Alice Loud. Personal secretary. Odene Brown Good eye. Algebraic technique to Elmer Grossman. Aviator. Lulu Mae Butler Lulu My telephone number to Danny Love. Substitute for Sally Rand on her day off.

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SENIOR CLA SS Left to right Richard Wri t, Janet Wyman, Barbara Erickson, Margaret Swope. My ,Q ,. T Wm sllfliflf SERGEANTS During the past year the Emerson graduating class has been training so that it may better serve our country. They have shown themselves to be truly behind America by bringing in tons of paper, by bringing more than one hundred fifty dozen cookies for the soldiers, and by having the two winning homerooms in the March of Dimes drive. The 'Agriculture Class issued a very helpful pamphlet on Victory Gardens this year. The tenth grade presented the school with a very lovely gift. The evening P.T.A. dances were among the many enjoyable events of the year. These dances were changed to the afternoon for a while to prevent students from being caught in blackouts. There were a number of weekly noon dances and a few after school dances under the sponsorship of Miss Fitch. Under the capable leadership of Miss Fitch, -Mr. McPherson, and Mr. Mitchell, Emerson is this year graduating one of the best classes in its history. OFFICERS

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Tom Byrd Dodo My athletic ability to Tim Tate. Soda-jerk in a dia- mond mine. Bettie Cary Boots A little finger nail to Marian Todd. Stenographer to a district attorney. Margaret Clark Clark The blackouts to any- one that wants them. Music director. James Colclaser Colly My excuses to lack Farr. Machinist. Charles Covington Charlie My shoe laces to Rob- ert Garrett. Pilot in the U. S. Air Corps. Donald Crabtree Don My Spanish ability to Harry Nichols. Lion tamer. Robert Decker Bob My loss of merits to Miss Palomares. Street cleaner in Venice. Stan Duncan Sian Mr. Mitchell to Dewayne Casey. Barber. . Faye Calhoun Venus de Hippo My brunette hair to Beverly Goyette. Nurse in an insane asylum. Paul Cassell Smiley My height to Robin Fuller. Radio technician. Dennis Clifton Denny My ninth grade pa- pers to Dick Tate. Potato peeler in the navy. Cozette Condit Cozie The holes in my stockings to Shirley Weaver. Foreign Correspondent Jim Covington Marshall My teachers to all the ninth graders. Deisel engineer. Dorothy Critchlow Critch The blackouts to Bar- bara Whitaker. An old maid. Richard Decker Richie My biological intelli- gence to Mr. Guhin. Chemist. Joel Edmonds Intl My muscles to Ioe Martin. Strong man Qlike Mr. Guhinj. Neil Carruthers Neil A pint of milk to George Wyman. Navy ensign. James Charnholm Charnie Some trombone oil to Sanford Newton. Selling soap bubbles to Sally Rand. Glenn Cluff Clu17 A football to Keckley. Football player. Bob Betty Jane Conover Bebe My raven locks to Betty Musgrove. Farmers wife. Justine Coyne lustine My long legs to Ana- zine Riggs. Housewife. Margie Day Two timer My brains to Iohnnie Day. Bookkeeper and 3CCOl.lI'ltal'lt. Dorothy DeVall Dorothy My smile to Miss Wightman. School teacher. Marilyn English Lynn Bulges to Pat Massey. Movie actress.