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

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GIRLS' ACTIVITIES The girls of Lafayette are not content to let all the honors go to Suzanne Lenglen, Helen Wills, and Gertrude Ederle. The girls of Lafayette are working hard on athletic careers of their own. Many girls made a line showing in the different events in which they participated. The events are volley ball serve, basket ball goal, tennis return, etc. The girls who made the best show- ing in the volley ball serve are as follows: Beaulah Terry. Kath- erine Rivers. Esther Pierce, Harriet Toomes, Adriene Smith, Marion XVashington, Darlena Simmons, Rose Bavero. Nacha Gomez, Mary L. Valdes, Angelina Herrera, Anna Benko, Mary Cirone, Jesse Mae Dennis, Jeanette Scherr. Anna Bell McGill. Celia Fishman, Ruth Osborn, Freda Coleman, Anita Marquiz. Lylia Carbajal, and Amelia Abraham. J Basket ball goal seems to be a pretty hard event and the four girls who glorify in it are Pearly Gardener, Dorothy Hubbard. Kathryn IN'iggins, and Dorothy Higginson. Carribell Scott broke the record in basket ball distance by sixty-four feet. The girls who outshone in basket ball accuracy are: Elta Banks, Johnnie Mae Bouldin, Miyeko Uba, Marion Brown. Mary Phillips, Marion VVashington, Darlena Simmons, Fannie Mae WValker, Nacha Gomez, Rose Bavero, Ruth Elam. Julia Barrett, Johnnie Mae Johnson, Beatrice Zepeda, Ollie Mae Goodlow, Sylvana V erdugo, Angelina Petralia, Hazel Thompson, Beatrice Perez, Annabelle Krown, Della Tamburine, Sarah XVhit- ley, Daisy Mae De Brell, Dora Venecia, Edith Simms, Lena Krock, and Annie Barbatta. The three stars of the tennis return are Edith Simms, Helena Taylor, and Ruth Elam. During every week of school the girls had a rip-roaring day called stunt day, and what fun! If you'd go by when they had their stunts you would probably have heard them shriek with delight. A . JT 1

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LEADERS' CORPS ' The names of the boys who belonged to the Leaders' Corps this term are as follows: Henry Greenwood, presidentg San- tos Shalhoub, secretary: Herbert Zimmerman, john Reina, .limmie Suyehara, Dudley Brooks, Hymes Wiest, Lucius john- Y son, Rlelby Bouldin, XYilliam jackson, Bernie Evans. Charles Slaughter, joe Hlandino, Oscar Rankin. John ulue, and J. D. Shavers. These boys have been taking up training exercises and will be given a test when they come back next year. It is said that there will be some boxing' and some new exercises given next term. The promised letters have been discussed at most of this term's meetings. Mr. Jurans directs the Leaders and they meet every liri- day. They are all doing HA work. LAFAYETTE STARS Lafayette captains have selected from the teams the follow- ing names which they think should receive honorable mention for clever playing and good sportsmanship: INTERc1..xss INDOOR-S. F. Thomas, Buren Simmons. VVillie Connell. Mike Snyder, Sam Barrera. Thomas Flores, .lohn VV ash- ington. Daniel Marshall, Paul Metro, Lewis Jones, Robert Moore. Elias Shalhoub, Kenneth McCoy, Luxey Irvin. Albert Turner, Elmer Vlfilson, Robert Brown, Simon Robles, Curtis Smith, Tony Martinez, Lucius Johnson. joe Blandino, Alpheous Duvall. John Riena, Curtis Thompson, Moses Flennoy. Clarence Herd, XVillie Danis, Robert Johns, VVillie Ateman. Santos Shalhoub, Harold Savage and Red Butler. BUSH LEAGUE STARS The bush league teams have developed some line players also. Among them are Daniel Cass, VVilliam Bouldin, Milby Baldwin, Larry Selvage, Dean Miller, Charles Macon, Charles McNally. Victor Nickerson, Carol XfVilliams, and Horace VVelch. The only basket ball team organized in the bush league was the Bears. NVe have not space to print all of the names of the Midget League players, but they have made a good showing and the fans can tell you just who they are.

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