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

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I -- -- -- --, -- :- c 1 e a 5 1- -S 2 S 2 or '-3 VS f Q -s - 1 e A - :Q A r -Q 5 4 5 -- I , 5 .4 -3. f g , a 5 1? -U .w C! ' ' V . . -P A A A A A A 1' AAA v. . . 1 WEINSTEIN, MAURICE A merry heart doeth good like medi- eine WEITZ, SARAH I am a Icingclom of my own WILLIAMS, MARTHA Our thoughts and our conduct are our A own V Worm, MABLE The joy late coming, late departs YARMUS, DAVID I f success means sincere men why can- not all of us be a success ZABY, ROSE As 'merry as the day 'is long ZAGER, ABE A A man more pure, and noble and just was never born in this world ZANo'r'ro, JOHN I am no ladies' man ZEITSOFF, LEONARD I have cu heart with room for every joy ZIPPI, JEAN - A true friend to all people VALDEZ, VENTURA Not so tall, but oh, so 'mighty H WALLOCK, CARL Music hath charms.