Sherman Indian High School - Braves Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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SHERf11f1N BAND Standing: Pat L. McGill, director, Merritt Iackson, Ben Williams, Ioseph L. Kie, David Curley, Raymond Symmes, Alfred Rodriquez, Harry Montero, David Forbes, Frank Lucero, Roy Leonard, Patrick Whiterock, Frank Varella, Ioseph Carillo, Henry Mueda-, Peter Natoni, Herbert Preston, Ar- thur Rodriquez, Ioseph Diaz. Seated: Daniel Walker, Eugene F. Marshall, Peter Natseway, Iames Vennick, Donald Hongeva, Iose Tapia, Ioseph Segura, Elmer Emerson, Ben Custer, Walter Campbell, Paul Humphrey, Ioseph Varella, Feliz Coin, Ed wa rd Lucero, Charles Paradise, Oscar Milo, Francis Kie, George Walker, Howard Mueda. HERMAN'S 41-piece band has had a successful year. Besides the many concerts given on the Sherman campus, the band has made several pleasur- able trips. It took an active part in a circus at Palm Springs, led the Armistice Day parade at Huntington Beach, led the San Bernardino Grange Show parade, and made two trips to play at March Field. The most-looked- forward-to event of the year, however, was the annual band party, held every year on New Year's Eve. It was a great success this year. At the beginning of the term, the band was under the direction of Mr. F. David Blackhoop, a full blood of the Sioux tribe. Mr. Blackhoop directed the band in several Indian selections which he himself composed. Shortly after the departure of Mr. Blackhoop, the band was taken over bv Mr. Pat L. McGill. Under Mr. McGill the band was enlarged and new uni- forms were made for the members. Sherman's snappy band has always con- tributed to the school's prestige. .. .1 1 x - 'I' -. ig? .NF i 'v -1VL'nezfyj0ur-

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JUNIOR LIONS 4 i Lain... L , Top row: Emil Premo, William Roy Arenas, vice president, Valentine Ignacio, Ernest Spinks, Samuel Walker, Walter White, historian, Charles Paradise, Raymond Bowen, Leon Harney. fllidafle row: Alfred Dempsey, Merritt Iackson, William Nelson, treasurer, Raymond Magee, Henry Mueda, Arthur Iim, Felie Quisquis, president, Harry Montero, Ioe Silvas. Front row: Louis Aguilar, Paul Humphrey, Edward Salmon, tail twister Lewisg Carter, Lloyd Lotches, Reuben Paul, Ioseph Diaz, secretary, Mr. Egbert Ward, sponsor. HERMAN Den of Iunior Lions was first organized by Dr. W. B. Wells, a Riverside member of the Lions International. The Sherman Iunior Lions are a part of the national organization founded by Dr. George F. Willis. The 1955 club is sponsored by Mr. Egbert Ward and presided over by Iunior Lion Felie Quisquis. Essentially a service club, the Sherman Iunior Lions have contributed much toward the general welfare of the school.. Ushering at Sherman entertain- ments, working toward a good school spirit, and helping to beautify and keep up the institution are some of the services of this organization. The club is not only a great asset to the institution, but is also of inestimable value to the mem- bers themselves. The social activities are valuable. Initiative and enterprise are encouraged. High ideals are instilled. An appreciation for the finer things of life are developed. But the one great thought behind the whole organization is service. , UM, . ' .'. '1, P ' ' Q I -ifilgg, 5' di: v -N L'nefy-.rix- Q Q S . X ..v v. 5. ...S ' - t1'41,,-' . . , 1... v l,..l: an ixlgjf INN f 7 5 ? AUS Ik ' I -lull? .lhc -4, +.., 'tl..lL:., U .. , . '4451'il1 tr ' ' R51 --- ' --MJ P, A12 gi itikggi- , .2 A'f-iflyx. int Wiifafy- 53,88 C 'up .A - rx iilili-'i K ll-.Ig 91 . a-,, A H td i 'll '5'l'c's. . lk! Otpllun x