Central Junior High School - Tower Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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THE TUWER, 1930 Model Boat Club Presidente-HOWARD BAKER Vice president-WAYNE BAKER Secretary-LAWRENCE PETERS TT6ilSllF6P'LAXN'RENCE PETERS Faculty advisor-LINwooD I-IoYT To acquaint the members with various nautical terms, to help them recognize the many different types of boats and their different parts and to teach them to do scale model work, is the purpose of the club. The boat club was not started until last semester therefore it has not accom- plished very much since then. VVork has been started on a scale model of seventy six foot cruiser on which some of the members are making pretty good progress and hope to finish before the end. The work is a little hard for some members but VVayne and Howard Baker are helping them along. T he club hopes to make a dictionary of nautical terms. Elsewhere Club P1'6SlCl611f-TVILLIART HUNT Vice president-CHARLES POWERS Secretary-LOUISE SHERRITT Program committee-ISADORE WIXEN, EDNA STRATTON LOUISE SHERRITT .- Faculty dllX'lS0l'iMRS. A. Ross ' The object of this club is to promote greater understanding of other people of other nations. That we may have a clearer understanding of their customs, habits and industries and pleasures. If we know about people of other countries there will be more sympathy between people of different races and different countries. There will he less need of international peace conferences. It will save the great cost of having such affairs as the disarmament conferences in London. - VV e held a picnic at the river bottom and everyone said it was very enjoyable. This took place under our efficient officers of the first semester. They were: Louise Sherritt, president. and Henry Sevaly, secretary and treasurer. . KENNETH PONVELL. CJHS - Odicers Club President-JANE HUNCKLER Vice president-MAXINE KLEIN Secretary-J. D. GALL Treasurer-BIAX MELIN Advisor-Mlss E. SHAUL The purpose of the 0fficer's Club was to train a group of leaders who are elected for officers in school organizations. The club is looking forward to the arousing of interest among people who wish to become qualified for leadership in student activities. ' The present members have realized the need of training for leadership. The club has already learned the simple forms of correct parliamentary procedure. P -C 45 D'-

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