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.Ray Sinelar J~kes Second Place in .Hera.ld-Express Oratorical Contest Ray Sinetar, one of Hamilton's foremost orators, and a member of the Tahitian Class, captured a very convincing second place in the third preliminary of the Herafd-Express section of the ninth annual · Tournament of Orators; at Belmont high school last Tuesday. At the conclusion of the tournament, the score sheets of the five · judges indicated that Ray had tied for first place with Jerry Pen nington of Venice, and a break· down of the place positions of Vote Registration Held th~ two contestants also dis· closed a tie in the number of For Student Elections firsts, second, and thirds. Pen Registration for voting for nington, however, came through Student Body and Girls' and with a slim majority of 10 . Boys' League officers took points in his total percentage place Tuesday through Friday. score, and was awarded first With precincts set up in the place. . lunch court, one for each period, More may be· said of Mr. Sin· · registration went according to etar. , . Congressional rooms. 0 n 1 y Placing first in a speech con· those who registered can vote test sponsored by the Native · when the elections ~ake place. Sons of the Golden West, and Tqe hard-working election including competition from four committee, under the direction other schools, Ray won a $10 of student ·body vice-president, prize, plus top honors. He is Sam Wright, had everything to return soon for the next under control. Early in the round. week Sam stated that he hoped On April 26 Ray delivered a · everyone would register in one stirring speech at a contest of the four days allotted for . sponsored by the Elks 'Lodge · registration.· on Central. Avenue. Once again Catharine stage craft class. The set Students interested in running he placed first, winning $25. He man are seen here, putting the finishing . will give the stage electricians an idea of where !or Student Body office an stood in the center of the lodge swered· the call for leaders last touches .on the model set they have constructed to put their mikes and how the stage will look, room and spoke to 200 Negroes week. about themselves and the Con· for Hamilton's gigantic spring musical. The and will 'give Joe Smith's sta'e :construction The stiff qualifications which building of this model set and the finishing class an idea of what their finished product stitutlon. A young Negro girl had to be met by candidates to from Poly High placed second. touches on all the props are the jobs of Miss should look like. Hnmnt- Plo;oto ~ :dan-e.,. ••••• be eligible, will be an Important Mrs. Sylvia Gaustad, public factor in getting a successful speaking teacher, who accom· group of officers for the next panled Ray, stated, "I experl· Student Leaders semester. These qualifications enced a trt"double? Then you must be The next day Mr. Jones •got more than made a name for U. S. C. and other universities one of the lucky people who a $25 bill for a new picture himself as a horsehide blaster, Getting back to the rush of in an e!.fort to increase Ws students, you wlll find many owns a TV set. Television, ah, tube. Is this taking it easy? and also as one of the best 880 knowledge. During this period thats' the life. You don't have Let's consider the Jacksons, men in the city. different types. . For instance, Mr. Crow was also active as a there is the penny wise person. to get all · dressed up to see a a typical TV family. Time for After successfully completing member of the Border Patrol, movie; all you. have to do is television and what happens? a three·year course at Manual, He wtll just stand before ·the a part of Uncle Sam's great an· posted menu and add and count put on your slippers, put on Junior wants "Cassalong Hop· he was ready to enter an institu· ti-smuggllng system. Then came your lounging robe, and tune pidy"; Sis wants "Love's Last tion of higher learning. After while· the· line grows ~nger the sneak attack on Pearl Har· and longer behind him. He al· in a channel. Some people don't Laugh"; and Pop wants the eat·eful deliberation, Mr. Crow bor; and. Mr. Crow immediate even have to get out of their baseball game. What do you picked the Beavers o!. Oregon ways needs a shove from the ly took up the arms of his conn· person behind him or a hasty chair to put a channel on; they hear coming from the televis· State College as his Alma Ma· try. By the time the war was have remote control. ion? "Yoo hoo, Mrs. Goldberg!" ter. At U.S.C. he excelled in word from the worker behind over he had obtained the rank the food counter. Walt a minute, everything Yep, Mom always wins. baseball as he had In high of lieutenant commander, and Barbara has a date with her school, and was also one of the There Is also the student who sounds so easy, but It Isn't! had served honorably in the just doesn't know w h a t h e Take the case of Mr. Jones. All best boy-friend tonight and most potent members of the South Pacific. puts on· a real romantic picture. boxing team. Mr. Crow major· wants. He'll change his mind day he works hard, and can't As you can readily . see, Wil· and try to order something else. wait to come home t9 .see Bar· Boy-friend comes, throws his ed In history and economics, jacket on the chair, turns on and graduated with high honors llam Crow is indeed a man of Then there Is· the kind that al on Slughammer wrestle Dainty ways finds fault with the food Danny. While Mr. Jones Is the wrestling matches, and sees in these subjects. remarkable talents, highly capa· what holds he ean practice on After graduation, Mr. Crow or .service. He wlll just stand watching this brutal C?) match ble of his job as a teacher of there as lOng as permitted and who should walk In but the Barbara. took on a job as a teacher in a civics, and also as a coach · of Ah, yes, television can make home for maladjusted boys, and argue with the worker. neighbors with their little six· Cee and Dee track; 'Perfect' Customer-- year-old brats. Mr. Jones is try you cry or die! Sad or glad! On the other hand, there is ing to keep his temper because Are you a happy TV fan? Can the perfect customer. He comes the children want to see · "Pa you take life easy? into the cafeteria and knows ex· trol Into Space" and Mr. and That's good-oh, that's too ILovelorn Column By Miss Fixitl actly what he wants after just Mrs. Howe want to see the bad! one quick glance at the menu. Dear Miss Fix It, satisfied. I wouldn't worry too He orders. it quickly and has I've been going out lately much about this girl because th 1 ht h she is only making a fool of . e r g c ange ready for the with ooe of the guys here at cashier. There are quite a few Hamilton, and I enjoy his com herself In front of everyone. of what is known as ''The per· pany a great deal. There is She doesn't know what she feet customer." By LEAH HANEY nothing serious between us- but wants as she is at present go· ~llss Florence Crosier, super· Earning Their Bread kell) McEvoy, S'39. The Mc it seems that his ex-girl friend, ing with someone else, but yet visor of senior high school cafe· Evoy's also have a two-year-old who is at present going with it hurts her pride to have one · terias, ·visited Hamilton's cafe· and 1.\-leat- • are John Laberge, S'43, who son, Bruce. Lyle Snow, S'44, SOME ONE else, is doing every· of her ex-boy friends get out terla all day . Friday, April 13, thing in her power to break us is a' meatcutter; Joe Hinton, W is the proud father of a bounc· of her grasp. Let her be, she and pronounced our cafeteria ing baby boy. up. Whenever we double on a is. too unimportant to bother the cleanest and most efficient '43, who is working at the post· date, she will always have the office; and Fenton Coe, S'34, Death Called- w1th, and I know everything of the 37 senior high cafeterias. who is a television cameraman. last Thursday on former couple tell her what happens will w~rk out for you. . '-She also said many nice .things and in school will talk to her College Men- Hamiltonian Don Swanson, W Miss F1x It about ··the student and staff on the S. M. C. C. campus are '51. Swanson has been under Jl'iends about me and have dif· Dear Miss ~ix It, workers. ..Stated Mrs. Wbltney. Jerent kids go up to the boy Myron Neisley, S'50; Ronnie medical care for some time, but I am havmg a great deal of in an interview: "We are very was alone at the time of his sud· I have been going out with and trouble. There is a boy in this proud to relate to tbe student Carmichael, S'49; and Dick ask whether he still likes her sch?ol who likes me quite well. body that Hamilton's cafeteria Nicklas, S'50. den death. or does he like me. Miss Fix I hked him at one time, but ts the best in the city." Anchors Away- Appearing· on TV- It, please advise me what to do not any more. I don't want is the theme song of Navy~ for five· consecu tlve. weeks do; this situation is rather em· to hurt him, but I don't want men Jet Black, W'51 and Jim was Joan Elmes,· S'49. barrassing at times to me. him to think I stlll like him. No. Thank. You! Crompton, S'50. Announcing HIR Engagement Embarrassed What shall I do? Very · Proud- to Ernestine Hagelstine in Dear Embarrassed,· ??? By JUDY CLARK to be at Harvard is Ronnie April was Ronnie P"ord, S'47. It definitely should not be Payton, S'50. :poing Lab Work- Dear ??? I. always say "No, thank you," you that is embarrassed, but It should be gratifying to New Arrival- For the Shell Agricultural this other girl. You will always your ego to know that there is Or "I do not care for any," is a daughter named Bonnie, Laboratory in Modesto, Calif, is find people no matter where some one who thinks more of When people are kind enough born to Bud and Barbara Mel'lptlo"" Kayser Hosiery HAL'S Cofllmf"tlt-8 Judy Bond Blouses Gregory Students t! THE HUB PHARMACY Koret Sportswear Chevron Station 3841 !\lain St. Printing Co. !lpeelalfae• Labrfeatfo• For High Grades Ouh•er City, Calif. Seamprufe Lingerie I'REI!I PICK-UP .a DELIVER~ Rent a Typewriter VE, S-4206 VIII. 8-88418 23ot !1. Robert•oa Bl; Lana Knit Sweaten School and Ar.t All Mak~s Sold, Rented or Supplies Repaired WE DELIVER . Schaeffer Leslie V. G~ay Wm. S. 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It all started when Coach France told Moore he was honor the boys of the junior and sis is placed on the extra cur· the last three years. He is going to convert him to a pitcher. Last Tuesday at Hollywood Moore senior high schools-the youths ricula inter-scholastic activities ranked by Coach Turley as fashioned a nifty three-hitter to lead his teammates to a 2-1 \'l'ctor·· of the nation. many boys participate in. They the finest high bar man • In actuality .these five days .. are not given any school service Hamilton has ever produced. over the Sheiks on the latter's home field. · have little special significance. ·points for being on a squad and '-======---..:Th::e:_:aco=:rln~g~w:_:e:n:t:_:aa~t:o:ll:o=ws, In the bottom halt of the fourtlt There may be a few pleasureful l~ttering. - th~ Uollywood Shellcs made events for a select group of · In many cases if a student The National Scratch Sheet Picks Bob Cowdell ln Today's :Mile their lone tally, The Yanks got Senior Ayes; but on the whole body officer does not hand in their two markers In the top ot there is little extra curricula ac- homework because of lack of the Aeventh. The first material· tivities. ·time due to other important busi· lzed on Moore's theft, and the Boys' week-boys' day-and ness, he Is given special consid· second run came about wli£>n evim boys' hour should be recog· eration by the teacher. But if an Dick Wagensellet· drove in Paul nhehit a single to arl'ive be placed on the male youth ·of stupid athlete. A boy going out safely on the hasepaths. our country. When all values of for football, basketball Ol' any All told, the Bankers managed any group go bad in the younger other sport has to g:ive consider to account for seven safe base set, history has proved that the able time and energy. Few peo· knocks, the most lusty of which whole g r o u p follows. Proper pie realize this factor, and a le$• was '.Vagenseller's triple in the training must begin in the ser amount appreciate it. second inning. That gave Wag· schools - a fine place to teach CRYPTIC CRITICS gie, Moore, and Mike Abarla. young men is on the athletic The athletes or their mentors who managed to slap out a fields. are not asking, or expecting, single and double in three FIELD PROFESSORS special privileges. They just ask a.b.'s, three-for-four, a good day The prep mentors are suppos to be put on, pedestal equal to at bat in anybody's ball ga. edly well educated, well trained anyone else's in school who The Yanks played an air and of good moral standing (this goes out for · special activities. perfect field game, being gt . pretty closely describes the Yan They don't appreciate it when a of only one error. large majority of the population P. S. Don't forget •. , next keeville tutoring · staff). Tht-~' can start boys off In the proper think of athletics and ignorance Thursday's game will be the manner and give them correct as synonomous. last home game of the year for footing. These criticizing people should the horsehlders and U also will They teach the boy to enjoy either be more tactful or compile be the final home game for sl 'C himself. ·They teach him how to ·a little more lmowledge on tbe senior baseballers. They are as get along with others-play with subject of sports before they follows: Elliott Fagan, pitcher; the team or don't play. He also · tear down a. great American in--. Marv Sny(ler, center-field, and finds that if he does not produce, s.tltnte--competitlve games. Myles WclsB, catcher, Tahitiai\.'<, it he is not an asset to the and \Vally Aitken, ratchcr; squad, he will Q.e found out even Merv Kopp, first base, and tually by others, what he already Net Crew in First W,in Dick Wagen~~eller, lett field, knows and fe€1s rotten about. Spat·tans. So come on out and But these body an\ ------~