Edison Middle School - Wizard Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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VOLLEY BALL No. 1. Dean Cheney was again elected captain of the A lunch junior major Pirates and he was again successful in pushing his team over the top for first place. Mr. McMil- lian, who was the sponsor, had his boys practice constantly to get in trim for their games with other clubs. The team had to work very hard to get to the top and they deserve having the title of champions. The team is pictured at the left, from left to right: Farquhar, I-Ienekam, Cheney, Kauer, Miller, Henderson, and Mr. McMillian. No. 2. Frank Bono's Tigers and Jerry Stein's Wolves were tied for first place in the B lunch junior major volley- ball league. The teams fought hard every game and each tried to beat the other, but neither could, The Wolf team is standing from left to right: Mr. Finch, Stein, Edwards, Sherek, Metkovich, Sheue, Price, Stewart. and Mr. Fulton- The Tiger team kneeling are from left to right: Mangold Burns, Maxwell, Bono, Grego, Martinez, and Wayne. No. 3. The B lunch junior minor Wolves were champ- ions in their league with little Kenney Sapp as their cap- tain and Mr. Finch as their sponsor. This team may look small but they know their volleyball. The team as a whole Worked hard and finally won the league. These boys were all working for junior letters and this win will make a great deal of difference, for each member will receive twenty- seven points. The team is pictured on the opposite page from left to right: Katz, Charlebois, Pendleton, Roth, Brazelton, Sapp, and Mr. Finch. No. 4. The B lunch junior Peanut Wolves took first place in the new league started at Edison- Mr. Henderson organized this league in the B lunch because there were too many boys trying out for the major and minor teams. Richard Babbit picked a fine team when he chose these boys. Mr. Finch is their sponsor and he helped them out a great deal, showing them how to play the game the right Way and as they were good listeners and players they took first place. The team is pictured from left to right: Harrison, Babbbit, Anderson, and Shannon. Page One Hundred and Fifteen

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RESULTS OF TIGER-WILDCAT - TRACK MEET MAY 9, 1930 At two o'clock on Friday afternoon, May 9, the first track meet of 1930 was held. The Tiger and Wildcat teams paraded before ,an .excited student body in a posture parade. The Tigers beat the Wild Cats 74 to 49. The results of the meet are below: SE NIORS lst- Znd- 3rd- 100-yd. d'sh E. Vernoy fW.C.JCroft fW.C.J Stewart CTJ Time: 11.2 sec. 75-yd. dash R. Epstein CTJ Savageau QW.C.J Evans QTJ Time: 9.2 sec. H. J. Weber QTJ Cobb, LongCWCJ Box, Carpenter Height: 5 ft. Td. Ht: 4 ft. 9 in. QTJ Td. Ht.: 4 ft. Sin. Rn. Bd. Jp. Herzog CTJ Cherry QTJ Miller CW.C.J Dis. 18 ft. 1 in. Dis.: 17 ft. liirin. Dis.: 16ft.111p4in. 800-yard relay-Tigers: 1 min. 40.4 secs., Herzog, Weber, Stewart, Cherry, Whitlow, Evans, Epstein, and Carpenter. INTERMEDIATES: lst- 2nd- 3rd- 100-yd. d'sh E. Ito fT.J Smith QTJ Rogers CTJ Time: 11.4 sec. 75-yd. dash Chas. ForbesfT.J Beatty QTJ King CTJ Time: 9 sec. H. J. Bowkus fW.C.J J. Box fW.C.J F. Frenzel QTJ Height: 4 ft. 9 in. Height: 4 ft. 8 in. Height: 4 ft. 7 in. Rn. Bd. Jp. Verdun fW.C.J Jenkins CTJ Stewart fW.C.J Dis.: 15 ft. 3 in. Dis.: 14 ft. 9 in. Dis.: 14 ft. 514 in. 800-yard relay-Tigers: 1 min. 42114 secs.: King, Rogers, Smith, Ito, Beatty, Forbes, Robinson, and Welsh. J UNIORS 1st- 2nd- 3rd- '75-yd. dash Hughes fW.C.J Mu1'phey fW.C.J McIntosh CTI Time: 9.4 sec. 50-yd. dash Bono QTJ Sinoff fW.C.j Ryness QTJ Q Time: 6.2 sec. H. J. Martinez CTJ Birmingham Kz Higgins QTJ Clark fW.C.J Height: 4 ft. 5 in. Td, Ht:4 ft. 4 in. Height: .4 ft. 3 in. Rn. Bd. Jp. Burns fT.J Smith fW.C.J Simmons fW.C.J Dis.: 14 ft. 3 in. Dis.: 14 ft. Dis.: 13 ft. 'YM in. 600-yard relay-Tigers: 1 min. 2514 secs.: Bono, Ryness, Laws, Burns Prupas, Kyle, McIntosh, and Peralta. Page One Hundred and Sixteen