Thomas Starr King Middle School - Echoes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Fi YXQOSIN C' LOYA X5 One Hundred Forty CARTOONING From the interest and en- thusiasm of three cartoon fans the numbers have gradu- ally increased until cartoon- ing has become a popular branch of work in the Art Department. The pioneers in this work in our school were so enthusi- astic that they drew others in to the 'field by showing and helping new beginners in every way possible. The teachers have always been sympathetic and helpful. Op- portunities have been legion for the application of the ex- pression of our art in the school paper and other pub- livations: in our regular illustrated Work for subjects: in advertising plays and in general potser work. Barney Kahn, A9 Teacher: Wl1at W e r e Webster's last Words ? Stude: Zymosis, Zymotic and Zyrnurgyf' N 6762150555 ?lf7 a BADGE gg Qb'Ti'0si?PED in KUNG lf fllil ff Eli?-twirl wif' ovb fi? 15057 I 'EI xv W WN O MAX! G- Q S Hmm FVLJLJ C AL, ww' -u. .mn is 'R S r i f I i ii WV C 'Tgfu' 'xo . 'i if 'W' '51 i E on-6 7 its fu ., if A i 5' 4 3 fjllnxx QW H .3 VHE HL FI HN A lg T F ,' -1, fl. 1 g 5 1