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

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L in URIAH HEEP In my opinion, Uriah Heep is the ugliest man I have ever heard of. His appearance alone made you shudder, and when you penetrated his character you thoroughly detested him. Some-- times I felt, and I think everyone felt the same way, like choking that Uriah. ' Uriah was a tall, thin, bony man with red hair, no eyebrows to boast of. and, of course, no eyelashes. His hand felt, when clasped, like a cold fish in the dark. He was always rubbing his hands as if trying to get rid of the clamminess, but he couldn't succeed. The word, 'umb1e, was Urial1's favorite expression. No matter what he did he was 'umble. XVell, humble or not humble, Uriah Heep was a low-down, one hundred per cent crook. The two chief ambitions of his life were to become a partner of Mr. Wficklield and to marry Agnes. One of these ambitions came true, but, thank goodness, the other didn't, for Agnes thor- oughly detested him. Uriah got control of Mr. NVickF1eld's affairs by making him sign papers whenhe was under the influence of wine. Things became worse and worse until out of the clear blue sky' came Mr. Micawber's wonderful detective ability. Traddles and Mr. Mi- cawber completely cornered Uriah, who was sent to prison, to the joy of everybody concerned. 3U11llJlCl16SS,' must have been a good refuge of distress for when David was visiting a prison he met Uriah in there and still Uriah was claiming to be humble. It was a fixed scheme between himself and Littimer, another crook, but I hope Uriah Heep stayed in prison for the rest of his life. -Ethel l'V'l'll5f01.7'1, 519. 0 4' haw' 4 . X 'r Q1 ' '. 45 Q A

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Eighth Grade Indoor Team A9 Valley Ball Team