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

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Roy O'Mara ,lvi-Y -' 1 i - - . XR. f. . 1 1 ww -W 'Y . SPCDRT LEADERS CLUB Th S t L ders Club was founded for the purpose of developing leaders, e por ea . raising the standard of sportsmanshipland loyalty ln the School, and S1V1ng l k t th f ceptional ab1 ity. . t Speglllle lsllalgingl of ctliizoatglletic carnival was the splendid work of this club, and the weeks they spent in preparing for it and the happiness they received will live in their minds for many years. The club is sponsored by Charles McEuen. MEMBERS Milton Abraham Francis Bushman Jim Bushman Paul Butler Gerald Carlos Bob Chatham Esequiel Chavez Bob Clay Donald Clay Clark Connal Douglas Connal Donald Davis Wylie Day Gerald Elmore Arthur Fisher Donald Garvin Lupe Guzman Jim Hackler Raymond Hunt Sam J udice Ralph Johnson Mikazu Kaminka Harold Knoefler Milton Knoefler Masaki Kotow Shigeki Kotow Daniel Mares Buzzy McAllister Raymond Provencal Morris Robinson Billy Steffy Jimmie Stieler Norris Stieler Alfred Thomas Ned Thompson John Van Diest George Vial Carl Vidnic Ray Westhafer Clarence Wilson Nyman Wilson Bert Nelson 00206 SCIENCE CLUB Science plays such a great part in our lives that a science hobby is of special interest today. The membership of this club for the first semester consisted of twenty odd boys. Most of them made crystal radio sets. One boy made a telegraph sending set that was a credit to any club. The second half of the year they had a more varied program. Two girls studied birds and their habits and one girl studied butterflies. The remainder of the seventeen were boys and two worked on model airplanes two on clocks and watches and several on crystal radio sets. , In the second half of the year six wer f th th the eighth and eight from the ninth grade? rom e Seven grade, three from Miss Chloris Anderson is sponsor. MEMBERS Carl Cline Dora Mattison Ma R Joe Fekete George McC t Q1 ry eno u John H03f0Patibbi Loren McNic?llolley PaEuIli1?eOlSi11rl1?c?n lnvfllilla Iilgitfeldt Eefufiegl Orciere George Vial a P ittanl Kenneth McNair Page Forty-four Eugene Reader A . i - .

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