McKinley Junior High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Tv1,,fTTfYY1WQfTYYT'YfY'1:.1i Bush league has not only the greatest ability in the making but the loudest organization in Indoor to be found anywhere. After the teams are chosen by their respective captains we have a week to com- plete all adjustments on teams. Then the Pennant Schedule begins in earnest, lasting throughout the entire semester. Needless to say many close games are played, many incidents occur that live long after i-n the memory of the participants, many disputes are settled, many umpires are among the missing. But these things make indoor a real sport. The fall league found Casados and Dobbins running neck and neck for the pennant. This was nothing new in the you-ng lives of these boys, so they took it as a matter of business-grim determina- tion to win. ' The winners of the various leagues are as follows: NATIONAL-Ellis Dobbins CCapt.j, Henry Clifton, Frank Pil- cher, Richard McDaniels, Edwin Carl, J. D. Ray, Harold Barber, Charles Jones, Morris Gold, Barton Smith. AMERICAN league winners-James Hendrick fCapt.J William Kauffold, Edmund Poland, Ernest Brooks, Everett Caron, Louis Scarpello, Harold Trime, Carl Jones, Irving Burak, and Juan Fish. COAST league monogram winners-Howard Theroit, Capt., Ken- neth Leedom, Arthur Dennis, Camillo Zippi, Vincent De Gruccio, Salvadore De Gruccio, Sam Narens, Louis Jerzykowsky, Robert Sex- ton, John Clauder. BUSH winners are-Melvin Taylor, Capt., Clifford Smith, James Palmer, William Montgomery, Ben Woods, Doll Nelson, Ralph Jack- son, Harold Lewis, 'Albert Landry. .egg fi ' X .L 1 A L. TA I, YT .Ill I. .L-.,L-4..-..L 1 .L L

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YYYYTTYYYW TYY'f,,Y? V Pl ,l 'l i. -S I I CUR FLAG In a quaint, little rzzom a Pllritim maid Was busy as busy could be: The fire on the hearth was burning bright, The maid stitched so merrily. From an old flannel shirt she cut the red, Used a sheet for the whiteg and the blue An old piece of cloth: thus she made The flag for our country so 11ew. ln all the years that have passed since then The only chanfge that one can see Is that forty-eight. stars make up the field Where the thirfeen used to be. It's a, dear old flag well loved by all Who live in the land of the free And many a wanderer in foreign lands and out on the blue sea V Finds comfort. in gazing at his country's flag, The flag of the brave and the free. -Carolyn Farrington, BS. Qld Glory Y Red of the sunset, Blue of the sky, Stripes of white cloudlet, Stars dancing by,- These make the flag For which we would die. -'Frinita Southwick, BS The Flag The Flag that is red, white and blue Is the flag for all who are true: lt has thirteen bars And forty-eight stars, A star for each state ls what it has to this dateg May our Flag be praised To the end of its days. -Joe Skuratowsky, BS LLL LLLLLLLJLLLLLLLLLLJ