McClymonds High School - Indian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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T . ,5 T1-1- v. . ' + re? k:-. 14 .. -. V. . . Q - .A. f; .,,-.5..,.., ... , ah-r - With a Heavy-hitting First Baseman in Clean-up Position, the Brave War- riors Brought Home Victories in the Schoolas Favorite Sport, Tying for First Place in the O.A.L.

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Mn. JAMES A. HENSUSY Mn. Principal Mrs. Candycc Albee Mr. Hubert Armstrong Mr. Duane Batholomcw Mr. Donald 0. Brillharl Mrs. Phyllis Christianscn; Mr. Charles Cooley Mrs. Bessie Curtis Miss May Devney Mrs. Eleanor Doherly Miss Elsie Eizinger - 5246 Mr. WilliamEldcr Mrs. Adeline Evcrs Mrs. Dorothy C. Gaskill Miss Edith Grimes Mr. Elmer Hawthorne Mr. Vincent Hidcn Miss Mina Hurry Mr. Walter J. Huston 1111 BULI 0C1: Dean of Boys 3min; Miss Eleanor Jensen M rs. Helen Ketler Miss Mabel Kindall Mrs. Mary Malvcy W117? gag: 1inrr 4111 V mZz Mrs. Elsie XV. Meyer Miss Luella Murray Miss Agnes OiConncll Mr. Wlilliam Peel Miss Maurine Pcmberlon M r. Norman Pillsburv Dmn 0! Girls M1s.athe11ne ukin magoduvuez 1 Miss Viltmina Rossello Mrs. Lillian Runo Miss Tessie L. Savage Miss Elsie Schlichting Mus. 1111111111: B. FluerMAN Mu. THOMAS E. HFNNFSSIEY High Senior Counselor 1 Mr. Albert C. Snead Miss Sara A. Snee Mr. Glen 5. Snow Mrs. Sarah A. Stephens Miss Geraldine West Miss Mabel thitmore Mrs. Lorinda Bugbce Accompnnisl Mrs. Lyda Cabelleira Attendance Secretary Miss A gncs Howie Treasurer st. FannieN. Kennedy Principal 5 Secretary Mis. Helen Laughery Textbook Clerk Miss Jean M. Morken Nurse Mrs. Helen H. White Librarian W u-I-A .-q Mmhvwm- uv

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.- ,. .r Jada vv'cv-h'- N,. 'w--'--.'M -31..- I , zBaAthbalL Tabbed bv local newspapers as pre-season favorites to cop 'the O. A. L. hoop crown, Coach T.,W. MaeFaddeifs basketball team disappointedly ended the sea- son tied for fbgirfrijilace. The first game of the season found the warriors rated as high favorites to demolish the Fremont Tiger, but the Indians tasted their first defeat of the sea- son by the underated Bengal team, 30 to 40. The second contest saw the Maekmen fighting hard to trounce Roosevelt. the favorites, 41 to 28. This tilt featured Joe Najera. scoring 16 points. Their second consecutive win of the season was scored over the already low San Leandro Pirates, 39 to 24. Castlemont came to the Filbert Street gym for the fourth contest and handed the XVarriors a 51 to 17 shellaking, in which Sig Jacobsen, Castlemont star. set a record for individual scoring by potting 30 points. In the fifth game University traveled to the Mack home court, only to be dumped 37 to 33. This game featured Harold Niendorf sparking the Wlarriors by scoring 14:130ints. Featuring Jim Pollard, Technical ace, the Bulldogs walked all over the Mack- men in their traditional game. 51 to 26. in which Pollard broke Nick Ragois record of 92 points by scoring 29 points. The last game of the season saw the Warriors traveling to Oakland High and defeating the Wildcats, 36 to 31. Paul Napolitano proved his ability in handling the ball by topping the scoring for the day with 16 digits. 'l' 121;: II. . wx