Fremont Junior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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He She: He She! He She! He 0 o She: He Sh He GI She: He Sh He G2 Q a Man: Woman : CLASS PROPHECY fContinuedI Any I know? Sure, I recognized 'em all-- Dan Fgmas, Bob DeMille, Harold Deweese, Kenneth Haybould-- and the last I seen of 'em was the top of Carl Tucker's hat disappearin' down behind a rise. I bin talkin' quite a spell. You might as leave tell me what's been happenin' hereabouts. Had a right smart election last week in Grenfield County. Sweet defeated his opponent fer mayor of nog wallow. C. A. Hogan's in agin as sheriff. 'Pears to me Sweet's gonna make a powerful weak mayor. Howsomever he'l1 try his durndest. I hear that new feller that come to town jist 'fore I left-- that DeFrance feller-- swindled the Old Maids' Society outn their hard earnt egg money. Yup, they was a savin' fer a new stove fer their club house and they was plum mad but-- by cracky-- it sure was Lodaciously funny to see the petition they sent to Sheriff Hogan just when he was gettin' ready to string DeFrance up. Got it right here-- Ulnssmuch as there is a scarcity of men in these parts, the undersigned solemnly petition your honor for the life of this culprit.H Signed-- Doreen Egan, Geneva Bishop, Ida Jane Ewbank, Betty Freeman, Dorothy Keast, Betty Krauter a husband. ketchin' theirselves town, it must be worser'n ever. still singin' HNew San Antonio Them poor girls sure do have a time Now them new dance hall girls is in How is the dance hall? Lois Powell Rosen? Yup--but that ain't nothin' tothe dance routine them Prairie Flowers guts on. Wouldn't surprise me to see them names on Broadway-- arbara McBride, Jean Summers, Uvelyn Griffith, Dorothy June Evans, an' Eldora Honea. Saw Merle Stone limpin' along in store-bought shoes. 'Peared he was Hxm'togotoUwrwwsdmdhmwm Yup, them teachers is teachin' a powerful heap of stuff. Miss Billie Lee is teachin Okie dialect to the new-comers an' Miss Edna Cthat's Miss Edna Grant, has the little Indians doin' the war dance. Speakin' of enterprisin wimmen, how's the Matthews Land Investment Co. gitting along? Fine, fine. The land rush went off without a hitch-- after a couple a accidents. Earl Grady was the starter and he shot hisself in the foot and'got lead poisonin', an' Dick Wilkinson wrecked his pappy's new buggy. That new Jordan gal walked across in front of his team, and Dick clean forgot about his drivin'-- went plum offn the bluff. Who was first over the line? Stanley Drennan CA gunshot is heard offstagel My stars an' stripes! Wonder what the excitement's about? Let's go see. V New York City during the Gay Nineties A man and woman enter riding e tandem bicycle and singing'PA Bicycle Built for Twou. They fall off. Now that we're off, let's sit here in the park and talk. What a lovely mustache you have!

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CLASS PRDPHECY fContinued1 mustache cups. M.: I wish I could find a nice safe investment like that-- something that wouldnft go out of style in a hurry. W.: You spend too much time at wrestling matches to get rich very soon. M You women are just envious because it isn'b ladylike for you to attend. when Jim Jackman puts on a bout, it's a corker. He's matching his cousin Muscle-bound Jackman against Hurricane Hamilton tonight. Boy, my money's on Hamilton. W.: How vulgar! Oh look, there's Wilma Swensorvs third husband, Bob ' Royalty,in a handsome uniformg M.: Yes, he's the new supervisor of street cleaners. W.: Really? Well, I must be going. I'll have to stop at the Dorothy Hoover Better Bustle Shop and have this fixed. It slipped when we fell off the tandem. 0 ll END .1 .1 U XGWHHFX' SENIOR CALENDAR -Tune 13 - Banquet - Program - Party June 18 - Commencement Exercises June 19 - Picnic at Washington Park 961-X-K'4 ' The Class of 1941 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Chance and the class advisors, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Stevens, and Mrs. Vickers, and to the co-advisors, Mr. Bolinger, Mr. Glenott, and Miss Klingaman, for their guidance throughout the year and for all of the assistance they have given in making our social events and commencement festivities a success. We wish also to express appreciation to the ninth grade guidance teachers and assistants, Mr. Anderson, Miss Beard, Miss Hoyer and Mrs. Madsen, Mrs. Richards, and Mr. Tay, who arranged decorations for commence- ment and assisted with the class banquet. We are especially grateful to Miss Klingaman and the tenth grade girls who cooked the class dinner and to Mrs. Douglas and the ninth grade girls who served it. We are sorry to leave Fremont, but hope that we a,n be l credit- when we are at Pomona High School. Sue Matthews, president Class of 1941 FAREWELL GREETINGS The faculty and student body congratulate you graduates upon the successful completion of your junior high school course, and we express our appreciation for your loyal service and efficient leadership at Fremont. Our best wishes go with you with a sincere hope that, in these troublous times, your lives be dedicated to the preservation of the American way of life by jealously guarding at all times our priceless heritage of freedom, justice, and democracy. cl ca dim Ge