One after another, her junior high classmates waved goodbye and turned off the main road for home.
When Trynka writes about Iggy's childhood, however, he discovers a genuinely surprising side of his subject: an astute young statesman who was voted most likely to succeed by his junior high classmates, and who signed a friend's yearbook "from the 43rd president of the United States".
"I Want Your Sex" startled and delighted my junior-high classmates.
IN the late 1950s, I and my junior-high classmates in Bangor, Me., took a nationwide test called Project Talent.
I was smitten with this molecule-based science I was exposed to in the special pilot course as evident by yearbook message from a junior high classmate who declared me "chemist" and "computer".
Sasha Meza lifted her tiny finger, delicately pointing herself out among her junior high school classmates in the yearbook.
One spring morning during the second year of my surgical residency, I learned that two of my classmates, junior residents like me, had suddenly been fired.
Since learning that an Austrian cable car inferno took the lives of five junior high school classmates, star skiers with Olympic dreams, northeastern Japan has been in mourning.
I'm not sure which would be more traumatizing: starting toilet training at 7 months, or having that fact (with one's name and photograph) plastered all over The New York Times for one's future junior high school classmates to discover in 12 years or so.
(I first heard him when we were classmates in junior high school).
