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

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Tl-IE HAMILTONIAN I'IcLmiI.bOnLcLn Gtctssifieci 'Page BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIIB SPECIAL THIS WEEK --- June 10-14, diplomas for those who qualify. Only 9A' s need apply. H. H. Hicks. SAFEWAY METHODS---Save 10 percent of your time. Get no detentions. See Vice Principal BUSINESS- SERVICE---Powder puffs, pens, empty pocketbooks. Enquire prop- erty Commission, Lost and Found. COMPENTENT GOLF INSTRUCTOR-H Best of references. Miss Seawell. FREE---Music lessons, class instructions, voicestrained. Apply room9 or 16 be- fore 6 A. M. GET WITH LIVE FIRM---Permanent Con- tracts for those who make good after three years trial. See Board of Educa- ion. FOR SALE LOTS FOR SALE---Lots lots fof ticketsl. See W. A. Tucker. FOR SALE -- My chewig gum. Communi- cate P.O Box 14. FOR SALE---An apartment: going east See Miss Stocking. FOR RENT V FOR RENT:---Two seats vacated in Study I-Iall, 36. View of Signal Hill. Free park- ing FOR RENT---Very desirable floor space in large office. Bring own chair. Apply Mr. Tucker HELP WANTED WANTED---Someone to throw pi in the print shop. Apply Mr. Estabrook. WANTED---Capable guard, must prevent application of gasoline to cookies and pink lemonade. Apply Miss Tischer. WANTED---An assistant to devise new methods of keeping section teachers busy on the Log of Health . Dr. Cline. WANTED---Caretaker with net to man- icure fish. See Mrs. Lyons, Room 8. NEED LABORERS---15 strong capable willing lads to keep Health Log roll- ing. See Health Dep't. WANTED---600 Boys and Girls to use the officfie phones each noon. Apply Miss War . Pan SPECIAL NOTICES SELF CONSCIOUSNESS overcome, Per- sonality developed, Conversational wit, repartee. See any 9A ON OR AFTER this date we will not be resposible for any or all gum not re- claimed. FOR TEACHERS. June is here select your wedding stationary. Get samples from Mr. Estabrook. SPECIAL NOTICE---If noises continue in Exam 16 kindly call Humane Society, 844- ROOM AND WORK You'll like it here boys and girls: cheery teachers, plenty of pep. Apply at business office of Ham- ilton School. ' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT---We are grateful to all those who attended the funeral services of our friend, Ambition. SAI3. V WANTED-Miscellaneous WANTED---Old newspapers and mag- azines to swell P.-T. A. Social Fund. Will furnish trucks to call for same. WANTED---A buyer for a red silk neck- tie. Slightly used but in good condition . Write Box 26. WANTED TO KNOW:---Why the law of gravitation does not apply to a box of Strawberries. The big ones are always on top. FURNITURE WANTED---We accept your furniture, pianos, radios etc. Dramatic dep't. WANTED---Oldest Movie Picture. See T. W. Wallace 328-244 LOST AND FOUND FOUND---The lost chord by the Hamilton Jazz Orchester. LOST---A study hall- with no studying to do. LOST---A fountain pen by a young man full of ink. 7 SITUATION WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED---Children 10-20 supervised indoors and outdoors, rain or shine, 5 days per week. Physical Educa- tion Dep't. Forty-:ight

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THE l-IAIVHLTC WEST POCKET GUIDE Countinued from page 46 SCHOOL GARDENS: A place where boys now and then raise onions which they bring to class on a hot day. SECTION TEACHER: A camel that can always hold another straw. SHOPS: Training for Santa Claus' helpers. SOCIAL STUDIES: High pressure excur- sions into Abyssinia, 'The Teudal Sys- tem', and Lame Duck Congresses. SPANISH: The language of the missions. STUDENT PATROL: A washable celluloid badge giving the age of the owner and refererences. STUDY HALL: A dormitory to which a few pupils report. SUPPLY ROOM: A Piggly Wiggly Store gone wrong. TARDY BELL: A siren that blows when you are 100 feet on the wrong side of an imaginary line. TEACHER, An almost human being who lives tolearn all she can from her young- sters. TEACHER'S REST ROOM: Survival of the fittest. UNIFORM DRESS: Any blouse and skirt finished off with various beads, ties pins, sweaters, socks, shoes, badges, and belts VICE PRINCIPAL: The Barker. VISITORS: Faces in the window. WALL TELEPHONE: First came into use during the Spanish Inquisition. Inventor died young. Other killings reported daily llfiltl NEW STUDENT GOVER'Nl'vIENT Continued from Page 26 ate members to act upon special commi- tees. The House of Representatives, as one may easily guess, is composed of a rep- resentative from each section room or state. This branch of the student govern- ment has a faculty sponsor and meets ev- ery Wednesday at section time. It is the duty of the House members to carry back to their respective states, any information, Pun For brought up in the meeting, which may be useful or interesting to the students in their states. If a member of the cabinet has any valuable information for the student body, he may give his talk to the House of Representatives and the next day the members of the House will say the same thing to the students of the state which they represent. Under this new form of school govern- menta great deal more has been accomplish- ed than was accomplished under the old form of a mayor and astudent council. But we are expecting a great deal more to be accomplished in the future. Robert Rutt, 9A mam THE SCOLNRSHIP SOCIETY Continued from page 80. the faculty as well as Scholarship member. The decorations are carried out in the Schol- arship colors, which are pink and green. Any student who succeeds in making ten points, and who does not have a C in deportment or in any of his subjects is admitted to membership. A student who makes fourteen or more points becomes a Honorary member of the Honorary Cluh, which is composed of a group of the best scholars in school. The sponsors of the society are Mrs. Griswold and Miss Sutherland. The offices of the society are selected from the three pupils receiving the highest number of points. The one who has the highest number becomes president: the second highest vice-president, and the third highest becomes secretary. The officers for the semester ending in 1929, were: Ver- ona McLuskie, president: Georgia Burk- hardt, vice-president: Vera Mullins, sec- retary. Arline Glaze was ourrepresentative to the Federation Council. - . Officers for the semester endiug in June, 1929 are: Ruth Mayes, president: Georgia Burkhardt, vice-pres.: Verona McLuskie secretary. Robert Rutt is the representa- tive to the Federation. The aim of the society is to promote bet- ter Scholarship among the. pupils of the school. Considered from this angle, Schol- arship represents one of the biggest fac- tors for success in the school and as such, it deserves the hearty co-operation of every student. :mm

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