Lafayette Junior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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JUANITA BRAUN-Paderewski's rival in the near future. CFor the benetit of the scrubs, Paerewski was a pianistj HERM.-KN GRAY-A nursery man. JOSEPH SCHULTZ-NVho didn't know that Joseph is going to be a kind old minister, with a cheery word of sound advice for everyone. MARY INDA-Wfe need a. neat-appearing, well-behaved person for a hairdresser. NN-'ho else but Mary? ESTIIdil.ElR GOLDEN-Oh! She's going' to teach Greek at Polytechnic ig . ESTHER HARRIS-This Esther might as well start preparing for the job of copyist in the County Recorder's Otiice. HAZEL THOMPSON-More good results from the Junior Business Training Class. An Order Clerk for. Bullock's. HENRY CARR-lllhat wonderful things people can do? Here we have a young man who will stir all the emotions in the hearts of his hearers with his violin. MARY GAROFALO-A new phase on the kitchen side of life--the Kitchen Police. Mary will head this fine organization of people who make it their business to see that everything is in perfect order in the kitchens of hotels, restaurants, etc. Another prominent K.P. will be LELA HARRIS. ROBERT LANDRY-Owner of the Landry Laundry. A EDITH SIMS-You will lead a very quiet. yet happy life, as the kind grandmother of a score of children. ' HIRO KUSUDO--It takes brains to manage a locomotive, but Hiro can do it. ' ESTHER TESSEL-You are going to enjoy your life on the farm very much. You will be especially interested in' raising chickens. FRANCES XVAK.-XMATSU-Delicious! Frances' Tea Shop is cer- tainly not going to give any one indigestion. JOHN SHACKLEFORD-Ahem! This calm-looking gent-what is he going to do? Simple enough-a globe-trotter. He might stop to play the piano for some of the royal families during his travels, maybe. LILLIAN GRAFFIA-If hard, work makes a good kitchen gardener, Lillian ought to make an excellent one. --By SLVl'ZlfIlltl Verdu-go. ' DREAMS Our dreams are shadows that disappear Like clouds that are dragged by the 'wind Across the pure blue sky. They are 'woven into foam Like that formed by the sea, But they fade away, away Little silvery sparkles, unseen. -Enriq-uefa, V alencia, AS.

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4, BEN FRIEDMAN--So! The little red-headed Bennie did turn out to be a printer. IENNIE' DORSA--Jennie knows how to treat the little kids, so why shouldn't she make a good kindergarten teacher? ANNISE ABDO--Shingle, shave, shgmpoo, or what have you? Yes, a barber. V DOROTHY VVOODROVV-Mighty but merciful. Nuff said. Dor- othy is to be a judge. I ' ANNABELLE KROVVN-Very slim people do make such good tennis players! That's why Annabelle will be womenys national tennis champ. ' ' I. D. SHAVERS-You will see many good things to eat during your walk through life. And no wonder-waiters always do. VVILLIAM HAMLETT-Hamlett's Meat Market will be the source of much good home-cooking. and Hamlett the Butcher will endear himself to his customers by his generosity. ASZERLEA PIPKIN-As a missionary, Aszerlea will perform mir- acles with those wild Cannibals on the islands off the coast of British Guiana and will teach them proper table manners. LUCILLE VVONDERLE-Oh, bliss! Here's to the future city editor of The Timesf' A JAMES THORNTON-No part of life seems to be complete without music of some sort, so we must predict a happy life of songs for James. CLAUDE MILLER will be another great singer with the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company. , ROBERT MOORE-Robert is a promising comedian. Need more be ' said? Oh, yes! he's going to do away entirely with his Ancient History and take up acting instead. HARRY LEONG-Success comes in cans, even where noodles are concerned. Harry will own a 11oodle factory in conjunction with FRED ODANADA. PEARL GARDNER- May I help you, madam? Cin a sweet. cour- teous, tonej. Pearl will be the perfect saleslady in a department store in Los Angeles. CARL BLOICE-Here we have another couple walking the short and narrow path together. Carl's farmer partner will be HERMAN BOYKIN. FERN BROWN-Perseverance plus. Traveling salesladies have to have perseverance written all over their faces. That's what the witty little Fern is bound for. RHODA CHAMPION-Another SO-50 affair. The other half is SARAH COOK. These two ambitious girls are going in for photography, specializing in out-door pictures. GEORGE TSUJI-The prominent young lawyer who will handle all the civil cases in the years to come. ELIAS SHALHOUB- Mr, Policeman, will you please help me across the street? Yes, the athletic Elias is going to develop into a nice, fat, policeman. MARY HARVEY-Personality plus. Some day Miss Harvey will go about giving orations that will make history, at home as well as abroad.

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