McKinley Junior High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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HOME ROOM FIFTY-ONE We, the pupils of Home Room 51, are very proud of our room in the Science Build- ing, where we have sunshine all day long. Our B7 and A7 terms were spent in the old bungalows, but we have had this pleasant room during the BS and A8 terms. Our teacher, Mr. Moores, brings insects, plants, and animals to our room, and his Science Dllllils also add to the interesting collection all through the term. Every term from the time we were B'Z's to the present, we have chosen officers for the class club. The officers this term are as follows: president, Jack Asaroi secretary, Lucy Denino: treasurer, Alice Spurgeon: Trail manager, Bernice Darms: and Trail reporter. Miriam Haas. Our meetings are held every Tuesday at which time we discuss matters of interest to the class. The chairman of the party com- mittee is Eugene Lockridge, and he chose as members of the committee: Lorina Sanserino, Mary Spencer, Louise Bertolotto, Fred Contreras, and Hyman Sedloif. The class has also chosen captains for the two sides of our attendance contest. The captains are Jack Asaro and Miriam Haas. Miriam's side is so far in the lead that everyone expects them to win. The losing side will have to give the winning side a party at the end of the term. We were 1002, for the term tickets both this term and last, and hope to keep up this record by being 100W for the Trail, the Purple and Gold, and any other publications the school may have while we are here. UFIFTY-ONE STANDS FOR -- F aith, have faith in your work and you will succeed. I ndustry's, a quality you' will' need. F riendships: are nrieeless, even when in school. T ruth is,the star, your life let it rule. Y outhiisthe time when foundations are laid. O bey the, rules- that for ,you are made. N evengive up, but stick to' the last. E vcr climb higher, to- thisfhold' fast. -Milton Lieberman and Miriam Haas.

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. .... ... HOME ROOM FIVE The Sunshine Club was organized by the girls of Home Room 5, and it is all that its name implies. The meetings are conducted by the officers who are elected by the members. 'Ihe programs are varied and have proved both educational and en- iertaining. We have our social and literary programs and again we have devoted the time to an old-time spelling match, or even a test in English, mathematics, or social science. Ordinarily, these tests would lie considered hard work, but in the spirit of rivalry and fun, we have combined work with play and found it sport. Any subjfect beneficial to the students, and pertaining to the school, has been discussed here. This has given us a better conception of our duties and has enabled us to give loyal support to our school. That we are loyal McKinleyites is proved by the fact that nine out of our small class of twenty-five students are doing extra work for our beloved school. For sev-eral months we worked under the disadvantage of having many different substitute teachers, but at our own re- quest Mr. Brown made Us a Christmas present of Mrs. Myrick. We greatly appreciate the fact that we have been allowed to keep her. The days at McKinley are all foo short, but time cannot erase from our memory the happy hours spent there, nor the benefits derived from the Sunshine Club.-Mcwgie Morrin. A9. We smile to the happy, we smile to the sad. We smile to the Hood and we smile to the bad, We smile when the sun shines- we smile when it rains, We smi'e and we smile till we smile away pains. Our mission in life is to bring cheer to all, To drive away sadness, and joy lo install, T ' 'd t th . th 'k cl ih l n give ai o e weary, e sic , an .e ODE. And by brightening their lives. to bring Joy to our own,

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. HOME ROOM EIGHTEEN Z 1 The history of Home Room 18 includes many interesting events. When we were B7's, we lost our home room teacher, Mr. Woodrud. Miss Martin has been our teacher since that time, and she has endeav- ored to make our room a class to be proud of containing members who are real McKinleyites. Our first room was 22, from which we moved to 36a, where we showed our true spirit by becoming 100W for the Trail. We moved next to our present home room, where our B8 and A8 terms have been spent. There are twenty-seven pupils in our class, and among these are some fine athletes and school service workers. Helen Schramm and Martha Williams are libra1'y assistants, Evelyn Friedlander is an attendance office assistant, Arthur Moore is a traflic officer, and Morris Sedlof, program captain. We are proud of those who have made records in scholarship from our room. Evelyn Waggener, Martha Williams, and Helen Schramm received scholarship certificates. John Useem and Florida Fishbeck were awarded pins. Many of our members have made perfect attend- ance records, and have received certificates. Our class officers at present are: Evelyn Waggoner, who has been our president for two terms because of her fine ability, Helen Schramm, vice-presidentg Rosalie Schwartz, secretaryg Morris Sedloff. treasurerg Harry Dorskind, Trail manager, and Ruby Wolpers, Trail reporter. We have had many interesting social events, among them was a class hike. We are looking forward to two more successful terms such as those which have already passed.-Rosalie Schwartz.