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

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FOOTBALL SQUAD Q,-4 pb, I ., i. I s .V 6 . , 11. ' ,K . . N, , . 3 N.. ,,,, , Top row: Paul Hurtado, Lloyd Lotches, Ioseph Carillo, Ernest Miguel, Herbert 0'Neill, Fred Ortego, Edmund Iohns, George Cachora, David Chavez, Iohn Bacock, Virgil Ollas, Iohn Sells, Ernest Contreras, Louis Begay. Second row: Raymond Pocatello, Wilfred Stone, Samuel Steve, Henry Paradise, Iohnson Torivio, Wallace Wilson, William Brown, Ira Miller, B e rn a r d Montes, Ralph Keller, Dillon Edgewater, Henry Mueda. Third row: Iacob Antone, Homer Christman, Mark Duran, Martin Chavez, Kenneth Hills, Wallace Leeds, Steven Brown, Iohn Miller, Thomas Estrada, Ieffry Bahe, Charles Paradise, Howard Yandell, Charles Washington. Froni row: Frederick Iackson, Lawrence Bonnickson, Kenneth Charles. 2170! in piclures Arthur Rodriquez, Milton Marks. VARSITY FOOTBALL ScoREs 0 . . Sherman-San Bernardino . . 2 0 . Sherman-San Diego CHoover Highj . 26 12 . . Sherman-Covina High . . 25 0 . Sherman-Loyola High . . 19 6 . Sherman-Redlands High . 0 0 . Sherman-Phoenix Indians . . 0 0 . Sherman-Riverside High . . 12 15 . Sherman-Stewart Indians . 0 B TEAM FOOTBALL ScoREs 12 . . Sherman-Elsinore High . . 0 6 . . Sherman-Colton High . . 0 INTER-CLASS FOOTBALL The inter-class football rivalry was settled partially for the year by two games played Christmas holiday week. The two games were sufficient to give the Seniors a 6-0 victory over the Freshmen, and the Iuniors the better of the argument with the Sophomores, 15-6. The Iuniors' and Seniors' failure to play the championship game left the championship undecided. 1 -One lzimdred fourfeen-

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' . ..,,,sL:, M - xg 'N 4 . wa .ip 0-.Q 'Wm U 'rx 'fs 4 . Mum. . Am- M., 1. O 'Wa .-az Q 2' :V agar .JL- YFQM T l 'kph' ut. CROSS-COUNTRY SQUAD l Sfandl-,195 Alfred Dempsey, Russel Yoyetewa, Hubert Honanie, William Roy , Arenas, Coach? Hugh MCIUf0Sh, Wlll Quayesi, Emerson Susumkewa. Szllmgs Kenneth Comayestewa, Preston Keevama, Nielson Susumkewa. 1TH.no lettermen and a group of youngsters wholly without previous training, Sherman's 1954-55 Cross-Country undertaking was not to win races but to develop a new group of runners who might bring honors to their school in coming years. William Roy Arenas, 'Sherman's one- time holder of honors in the mile, faced the task as the newly appointed coach. Twenty-tive prospects reported for first trials and the squad was finally cut to ten who showed greatest possibilities after trial at the 2 5-8 miles distance which was run as a part of the Home Coming day program. Paul Hum- phrey, lstg Russel Yoyetewa, 2nd, Nielson Susumkewa, 5rd, time, l1:54.5. The team then participated in four outside events as follows: 1955 Riverside Iunior Colle e '7 1 4 miles Russell Yoye- November 15, -- g , .. - 5 tewa lst, Paul Humphrey, 2nd, Nielson Susumkeiwa, 5rd, time, l1:19.7. I November 15, 1955-Riverside Polytechnic High School, 15-4 miles, R. P. H. S., lst, Preston Kevama, 2nd, Hubert Honanie, 5rd, R. P. H. S., 4th, wa 5th time 8 45 9 Emerson Susumke 3 3 , : . . . November 28, 1955-Dual Meet with U. C. L. A., 5 miles Cross-Country, Paul Humphrey, 5rd, Nielson Susumkewa, 5th3 Russell YOYCWWH, 6th- December 15, 1955-A. A. U. High School meet at U. C. L. A., 1.8 miles, Nielson Susurnkewa, 4th, Paul Humphrey, 6tl1: DOI1Hld Hongeva, Sth- CROSS-COUNTRY HONOR ROLL WILLIAM RoY ARENAS HARRY CHACCA ABBOTT LEWIS HARRY ARTHUR RICHARD CHARLEY ELMO LOMACHUTZKEOMA BRUCE ATTUHU CONNIE MACK DENVER DONALD LONGHOMA ANTHONY BARNEY SILAS GAHATE THOMPSON LUPE CECIL BIQGAY ERNESTIHALYVI IOHN NEEII PETER BEGAY HENRY HUMETEWA ALBERT AY BRLONE BELONI THOMAS HUMPHREY FRANKLIN SUI-IU CEARQNIQT B1LLY THOMAS IENKINS LOKY TEWANIMPTEXVA - PHILIP ZEYOMA HowARD TSEMP1 EwA -One !ZLllldl'6d UZL.l'f66I'L'-' ag! QE 1 A ,, , -, 1 .Q -' , ' -4 -V -'F 1194 7 - A . . . I 1.i?1'f'Q -1.5 psf' .Mui ,W . J, I 1 . . I p A . , ,'.v,. , 1 5, V 'V ml ::5M,J'lv?,L . , I Q- A MNA' T 1 - - - 1 U --.. . ,. . . ' , . . ,, .... LLL., , 11... , ,L m..-:,...-..-.

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BASKETBALL SQUAD gap row: Henry lwilleda, Kenneth Charles. eco?in21,S-Vlgsgiclgqlouse, Homer Chrisfman, Martin Chavez, Kenneth Hills, 5!z1rESggQaXigl1g1l Ollas, Amos Kanuho, Ieffry Bahe, William Brown, D illon I'r0nz' row: Neil Paden, Louis Begay, Eugene Armhoy, Elmer Curley, Iohnson Torivio. SCORES 27 . Sherman-Elsinore High . 19 51 . Sherman-Elsinore High . 22 -19 . Sherman-Covina High . 26 27 . Sherman-Covina High . 25 29 Sherman-Perris High 9 22 Sherman-Perris High 15 29 . Sherman-Burke Indians . 48 16 . Sherman-Riverside High . 20 27 . Sherman-Riverside High . 51 15 . Sherman-Phoenix Indians . 52 Mm'-A-i'F if N .l ,W e,,i1- ' ,,A'JfJ': ,gg , V 4 A Wi! ,f.q .VA to rig 5 9 QM A 'e ili. , ,gn ii 1 , '11 ',,, Q fl 1 1' iala 1 5 , H --Une llLU1L2ll'Cd ffffeen-f