Chemawa Junior High School - Iyaneka Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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PRlNclPAL's MESSAGE Harold B. Walker, Principal In the seventh year of this school, Chemawa Junior High, I am happy to extend congratulations to the largest graduating class of the largest student body which has ever enrolled in this school. Although high marks in enroll- ment and achievement were set last year, the student body of 1934-35, led by the ninth grade, gives promise of equalling if not surpassing those accomplish- ments which go to make up a good school. The publication of this annual may be a guide to future success, for it has required careful planning and hard work without which nothing of enduring worth is effected. This present evidence of thought and labor should encourage all to persevere, to carry on to completion all those noble plans which are made in childhood. May you all achieve success and happiness. -Harold B. Walker. Page Eight

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I arn happy to argest student arks in enroll- .934-35, ledtby se accompllsh- cess, for it has ,g of enduring uld encourage 'hich are made B. Walker. ,.4:f ' - 11- Q .ad- STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year consists of the president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, social chairman, the president of the safety committee, and Mrs. Florence Montgomery, advisor. Meetings are held to discuss the business of the student body. The Council members for the first semester were: Dick Marmon, president, Elizabeth Porter, vice-president, Bertie Maclntyre, secretary, William Reed, treasurer, Eleanor Wells, social chairman, Dorothy Harlow, Safety Committee representative, Mrs. Florence Montgomery, leader. The Council members during the last semester were: Dick Marmon, presi- dent, Elizabeth Porter, vice-president, Bob Moyer, secretary, Bertie MacIn- tyre, treasurer, Eleanor Wells, social chairman, Dorothy Harlow, Safety Com- mitteee representative, Mrs. Florence Montgomery, leader. Q03 'Q' PRESIDENTS MESSAGE In glancing through the pages of the 1935 annual in later years, I trust that you will recall the days spent at Chemawa as among the happiest of your school days. My sincere appreciation for the happy and successful days spent at Chem- awa Junior High go out to all the students and faculty members. May Chem- awa Junior High continue to progress under the excellent leadership of our principal, Mr. Walker, and his efficient co-workers. -Dick Marmon Page Nine T, . -1, -.1 vm f,,..qp-vs..f K Q i . . -wx- A -ix'-,va . ' XX it if v i I n l l i 'Y -x Q A i l K LF 5, Qt S Z E if Q 5' . 1 I 7 . ,