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

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Secretary: Some of the more prominent members are Ralph Stearns, Donald Peoples, Joe Vega, Howard Stone, and Eugene Griffith. First Lady: Well, I never thought I would live to see the day when that would haopen. Late Comer: That is rather surprising. But there's the other side,too. Arlene Bech, Harriett Downs, and Clara Fuller have arranged an Escort Eu- reau. Their motto is: UWe'll take out anything. Some of the girls are Nellie Gallinetti, Mae Ferguson, Polly Leshman, and Marilyn Lowe. First Lady: Now I remember hearing about that. Some of their steady customers are Duane King, Johnny Paul Jacobsen, Richard Howell,and Haroldhoggins Third Lady: Well, the hoys havon't started one of Udose yet, hut if they did, Lony Freeman and Dick Late Comer First Lady Secretary: Third Lady First Lady Third Lady Secretary: Late Gomer: First Lady Third Lady Saleslady: Q u Secretary Saleslady: A n Saleslady Secretary: McCullogh would he at the head of it. : It says here that Joe Reina is on Broadway now as a famous double-talker. The Fremont Staff always did think so. : June Boyle has finally landed R.G. Wood and taken him back to Scotland. Look here. It's advertising Ted Brahe's Brahe Relining Shop. : Didn't he finally marry Betty Stevens? : I think so,but he had quite a time convinc- ing her because she said she wasn't going to get in the grease pits and fix brakes while he sat around reading Fsguire. : I see that Eob Schmidt finally opened that French bakery he was always bragging he was going to have. And every time Gloria Castleherg goes in there and asks for French rolls, he gives her a dozen doughnuts instead. marriage to Richard Hess. Lookl Here's an announcement of Jackie Lusk's :My goodnessl I thought Jackie and Reese Jones were going together. : They were, but Reese ups and marries Fern Nugent. CSaleslady entersl Just back from my rounds. I just finished set- ting Wanda MoKenzie's hair. She was telling M6 Joe Eats has just taken over the Market Spot. Yes, he broke so many things he finally had to buv it. J -L- Barbara hampe was telling me that Mike Carrasco has gone to Hollywood as a great lover. he's Q playing with Yolanda Quczada. They call Mike the uBig hunk of mush.U I stopped at Robert Blair's house to see if he wanted a hair cut or some of that special shavine cream that Donald Spoon manufactures. Q 'F I just knocaed and he threw a book at ne. He's writing a new song,supposed to be a great love song. Kenneth Crosby is goiha to sing it over John Faro's radio station x O

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Third Lady: Grace Avila is married to ner soldier now.I guess Jobn Rodriguez is out of luck. ?irst Lady: Lloyd Rodriguez is a famous dress designer. Some of his models are Mildred Goons, Bethel Ely, Frances Guzman, Georgine Holstrom. Saleslady: Gene Wood is designing airplanes. He has just finished his ten-motored transport. The pilot to fly the test nop is Allen Still and the co- pilot Robert ?ayton. Some of the nostesses are Eileen Skeffield,Helen Iuiz,and Grace Lavars. Late Comer: Have you heard of the expedition digging to China? Dr. Garry Wood and nis devoted followers Howard Stone, Russell Eames, and Robert Payton. Secretary: Charles Losier and Robert Aorales are now in China ready to let then out. Third Lady: Eugene McKenzie says it can never be done. First Lady: How does he know? Secretary: He goes to Louis Mazzarini's Geology School. Late Comer: I near Hazel Lawson is the Scout Leader for Girl Scouts,but Beverly Nielson is trying to be a Boy Scout. Third Lady: Paul Manzanares is trying to follow in Henry Lopez's footsteps as a great football star. Saleslady: Kenneth Kruse, Wayne Kleitz, and Lamar Jenkins are still trying to finish that subway from San Francisco to New York. Secretary: John Hollingsworth, Frank Hastings, and Law- rence Hanpe are working on the road from Nome in Alaska to Chile. Third Lady: Donald Graeber and Clarence Glenn are still trying to raise Japan soil. Late Comer: Yes, I bear that was sunk by the ammunition the U.5. poured on it during World War Il. --Laurel Strona and Beverly Simpson