Alexander Hamilton Middle School - Warrior Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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ll! ' 19 ' 5 N E WINNERS of the 28 SPEEDBALL CLASS A N. 'Franklin E. Holbrook W. Crane R. Miller P. Wucetich H. Shearer R. Barnett R. Hooper R. Stuart P. Freeman D. Tucker C. Storey G. Taylor D. West B. Taylor, Mgr. CLASS C Clark T. Urrutia E. Borden M. Howard M.'Takahashi Shaddock A. Jaissle R. Hess A. Galaz R. Bruce Hoos R. Stephens J. Rosenberg R. Harvey R. Browning, Mgr. BASKET BALL CLASS A Barnett R. Miller C. Storey W. Crane P. Freeman Stuart M. Montoya H. Lewis L. Scharlin R. MacMillian, Mgr. CLASS B E. Holbrook E. Schuber G. Fawcett R. Browning B. Taylor 'M. Urbine L. Cecil . R. MacMillian, Mgr. CLASS C Clark M. Howard E. Borden L. Pitt J. Rosenberg Hoos A. Galaz R. Bruce R. Hess D. Daws M. Taylor, Mgr. TRACK CLASS A Hughes W. Downey T. Urrutia P. Freeman A. Leevers Miller B. Combs F. Parks K. Davis G. Fawcett M. Montoya R. Puriton L. Scharlin CLASS B Jones R. Browning R. Rutt E. Schuber J. Campbell M. Lacy W. Cissne D. Holton CLASS C Hadley J . Rosenberg K. Stephenson R. Hess M. Takahashi Duprey R. Hamble J. Hiland D. Hodges, Track Manager ' BASEBALL CLASS A Hernandez M. Erbine L. Cecil M. Howard E. McCormick Combs R. Miller J. Clark W. McGee D. Hodges Montoya D. Sanchez T. Urrutia H. Harris J. Lisman, Mgr. CLASS C ' Yockey J. Rosenberg R. Hess D. Hadley M. Takahashi Morgan E. Christensen D. Daws A. White R. Duprey Pehrsen J. Hiland J.B. Stone E. Borden, Mgr. 1-ty-eight f sf - 1 S sf X-qw s EQEXRXG Q sexes if sa X3 -saws H s mx .S 2 xx. s f N - NFS A ' Q:-:NN Renew sstNN1N'friwNN ' KN.-Q N r . -'- - -

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51. " EZNEC A 1927-192B Season LEXANDER Hamilton Junior High, a school that has had but three years of seasoning, has developed a reputation that has been feared and honored by all to whom it known. The clean, manly playing and high spirit of the students have, by virtue of winning the 'championship three consecutive years, been officially honored by being awarded the class C Basket Ball and class A Baseball cirps as .permanent trophies. Speedball honors were bestowedg upon Hamilton again as the Eagles won Class A and C championships. The Class B Basket Ball squad went to the final game before it was defeated. In the All-City Track and Field meet the Eagles landed two third plaees in Class A and B while the Midgets dropped to the fourth position. The Class C Baseball aggregation finished in second place due to the loss to Jefferson. ' Forty- seven is T fir. S"a.as.1sff.sa. I 'sli is Q. i M f s r aw - 'u si in .ll

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:,.- . Q ,Q ,,,. , ,,,, -L.., . , N -1 '.,.'-,1 " Zg1:i:fg: 2, '.-w zr: 5 522,322 mu aa Ei E ' Speeclbctll CE-lnss A LTHOUGH the Eagles dii not make a very impressive start when they lost to Franklin, they revived and annex- ed the remaining battles in sensational form Franklin set hack the Eagles 7 to 6, but they compiled victories over Edison, 14 to 6, Jefferson, 24 to 3, Washington, 12 to 10, and collected the fourth affair from Dewey 17 to 9 . For the second year since Hamilton made its debut ,the Eagles have produced a cham- pionship team. With six lettermen that were contenders on the "26" team returning and Norman Franklin as captain, the local squad con- quered their invaders in brilliant form. Class C HE Eagle Midget gridiron clan, under Coach Bathke and Captain Clark, fenlivened lightweight speedball hopes in a barrage that registered four straight E l verdicts. The Midgets silenced Franklin in the opener, 31 to 4, and emerged winners l over Edison, 14 to 8, and over Washington, l the '26 champs, 11 to 6. By virtue of con- i quering Jefferson, 7 to 3, the squad yield- ed another cup to the school's collection. The champ-magnets stacked an impressive total of 63 points to overwhelm their op- ponent's 21. i Galaz, Clark, Hoos, Rosenberg and ,Stephens featured in a constant attack lthat bewildered all competition. Jaisle, Hess, Harvey and Shaddock inserted par- Wicularly good defense into the champion- ship machine. The squad established the ,title with but three lettermen back in com- lpetition. i The score df the games: Class A--- Franklin 7, Hamilton 6: Edison 6, Hamilton i14Q Jefferson 3, Hamilton 245 Washington 10, Hamilton 123 Dewey 9, Hamilton 17. Class C--- Franklin 4, Hamilton 319 Ed- ison 8, Hamilton 14: Jefferson 3, Hamilton l7g Washington 6, Hamilton 11. ' Forty-nine l - ---- ---- X ssfsinsasaasiss l l l l