McClymonds High School - Indian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Romeo Labate, Lowell division student body pres- ident, is assisted by Lowell Her- r e r a, vice-presi- dent; Monica Ac- t 0 n , secretary; Nick Petris, busi- ness manager; Frances Maita. as- s i s t a n t business m a n a g e r , a n d Ormando Gogna, yell leader. The student body rep- resentatives a r e elected by their fellow students in home room class- es. The number of students in the group is approxi- mately 30. Mrs. Bessie Curtiss ad- Vises the officers. LOWELL REPRESENTATIVES Lowell division student body representatives take an active part in the planning of noon and night dances. Each term they sponsor one feature picture show, and they give the movies for the winners in contests that are sponsored to boost the sale of tickets for programs and student body cards. Recently the group bought a loud speaker which can be attached to the radio or phonograph for noon and afterschool dances. Hall monitors are under the supervision of the delegates and Aurora Avila, captain of the halls, is a stu- dent body member. At the end of the term, pennants, awards and pins are given to students who have been outstanding in sports, citizenship and all the awards. Delegates are elected by Page Thirty

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Page Thirty-two BASEBALL Pictured above is thefirst string Warrmr baseball squad that En- ished second in the O.A.L. standings. Startingr from the catcherts position to first base, etc., we End Joe Fal- coner ratchet, who had the best arm in the O. A. L.; Buck Hager- ty, righthelder. an All-city .500 slug- ger; Ed Haverty, first baseman; Tony V 11 k m a n, centerhelder and captain; Nick Ra- go, second base- man: Zeke Pirok, leftfielder; Jimmy Arnerich, .353 bat- ter and All-city man at third base; H a n k S o u z a, shortstop and .348 batter. In the box is James Haverty, All-city pitcher. W h a t s o m e sports writers called the HProper Champions are standing left to right, Coach Coo- ley, T o n y Vuk- man, Joe Falcon- er. John uBuck H a g e r t y, J i m Haverty,Zeke Pirok, Peter Ser- zen. Kneeling, Louis Veradi, Earl Norager, Jim Arnerich, Pa 111 K o u n 5, Larry Spingola, Ernest Duarte. Sitting, Clifford Roget's. Dan Cetnich, Ken Piper, Nick Rago. Henry Souza, and Ed Haverty.