This 1941 class photograph from Ralph Waldo Emerson High School in Los Angeles is going up for auction at Bonhams next month because the girl who was to become Marilyn Monroe is among the students. Fifteen year old Norma Jeane Baker signed the back of the photo for a school friend of hers named George. She wrote: “To Georgie, A super swell fellow, in fact, really keen! (I really mean it Geo!) Norma Jeane Baker.” Her choice of words is so charming. Bonham’s expects the photo to go for around $9000.
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no no no, I know this: YOUNG & RESTLESS!!
Poor Norma Jean, she was always innocent….
no shitty res blown up pix necessa
when was the 1st face i saw looking at the 1st class pix…..
I predict that this will for for way more than $9K! 🙂
Janet, what is the implication of that statement: young and innocent?
In truth, Norma Jean was sexually molested/RAPED at a very young age. Like many victims of abuse she didnʻt get the proper help and I believe it deeply effected her and caused her own self-abuse and unhealthy choices of relationships in her later years.