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

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BASKETBALL SQUAD In ine circle: Carmelita Diaz, Clara Magee, Consuela Lujan, Amelia Valenzuela, Zelma Rowles, Eleanor Williams, Pauline Brittian, Susie Perry, Pauline Iohnson, Dorothy Stone, Luella Navo, Iulia Celaya, Tomasa Secundino, Iennie Chavez, Matilda Lewis, Hazel Lisalda. I n ilze rear: Griselda Young, assistant coach, Miss Virginia Perkinson, athletic director. ASKETBALL this season hasn t been as successful as last year or the year before, Sherman girls being unable to secure outside games. After the inter-class games a varsity team, chosen from the class teams, began grooming for the first and only game, which was played with the Phoenix girls at Phoenix, Arizona. The girls played splendidly and gave ample evidence of their faithful practice and good training, but, since the Phoenix team was stronger and faster, Sherman was the loser by a score of 52-25. INTER-ScHooL GAMES 24 Corona Seniors-Sherman Seniors 22 25 Corona So hs-Sherman So hs 17 P 8 . Corona Frosh-Sherman Frosh . 9 9 Corona Iuniors-Sherman Iuniors ., ll '-sifgigyligwmm ti'x5f'FWvefv31n2rw'--fi X ' U -' --1 -in . Fw JF 1. 'fa A . ' ' A' A 1- .,.. . 'f'- - '-s 0 wwf- i 2 r H E . ' , f e .efs :ia . X ri ' 1 ' .- .i.4 pf, , ms I VNU! ak .. If--I .,,,m8 .A-1, -,. ,,.,. JW., , . ,.., 13.3, My , .5 J-4. my V, .. 3..:,,:5 -my . ' 314- 77- wb -:':3lw. 'I '1' 'gr' 3 .,. ' - . -. zgu4,,.y . ..T.. -iran...-5.44.42 u-, ..:gLi.p-34521:--Q::fTf,' y-Seiya .1111 vw 'V-'-',a':4::v. .,.' ff.s:,i.Mm 7 g-. . 'r 5, jf . ' -A -fvmf, .' ,2'f3S0:f1t3g-rprbaffzwzisawam,gif'-.af-fri,.l1,.'.ei31154171iszwf'- F ffW'11 -Fifi: ?i frf:'f'f'f1.J H- , 4. ..1-1.-,w.'.f-fms.a-:.1.-as:sc1,.wfa:1f:f, .wxm-:.Qmf.':a4Salim-frmafedimfdflezw,wi:.Qa:ax,!:1nz:-zzwzz-z:.4f:zfq:2s2:.rJ J ' .5-1:1 -One hundred ezzqhieen-

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5 . 5 Q- Q' If I i I Q , INTRA-JI URAL BASIBETBALL Leffgviiigrrkijigg IFEISETSZSE, William Nelson, Herbert Preston, Roland Top cem'er-Soplzm' lack Lavantonio, Reuben Paul, Paul Homer, Thomas lack- son. Rzzgfzz'-Fre.rlzz'e.r.' Lawrence Bonnickson, Iohn Tungate, Phillip Manuel, Oliver L Curran, Clarence Thomas. ower cenfer - Ifggl.CJ'.' Gene Armboy, Dave Begody, Ieff B h , D'll' Ed - water, Timble Posky, Wilson Papel, Charles Washiiiiigytoif e 1 lon ge HE INTER CLASS Basketball Tournament, four classes having teams entered in each of the three groups, A, B. and C, proved a thrilling eli- mination series with the finals pitting the Freshmen against the field. In fact, in the C group two Freshmen teams fought it out in the final for the championship, Freshman 9-I defeating 9-2 by the score 14-9. In the group B final Freshman 9-5 bowed to defeat by Sophomore IO-2 by a single basket: score I2-10. The group A final found another Freshman team, 9-5 lined up against Seniors IZ-I, the upperclassmen winning by the score 14-9. AGGIES WIN INTER-SHOP BASKETBALL The Aggies took the inter-shop tournament basketball honors in a play- off' at the close ofthe season by defeating the Auto-mechanics 16-15. The me 'li' ics felt luck to hold the score so low as the Aggies had three of the c an y . Va,-sity regulars in their line-up. The Painters took third place by roinping around the Electricians the same evening by the score 26-14. hThe Printegs, Cooks and Bakers and others are not interested in untangling t e scores o e termine the tailenders. -One hundred Jemfefiieen- in if '- .-V ---f I ' -'K' I 5-, 711'- n . . .'7 -ie ',T'- -X ' 'H--ff . . ' l ' i a1.,.,.g..,...,,,.-,, .,

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L Q I I' N' 'rv--, ' 'VB SENIORS-INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL CH,1f71P10NS Top row: Ethel Wheeler, Amelia Valenzuela, Zelma Rowles, Virginia Perkinson, N athletic director, Pauline Iohnson, Susie Perry, Dorothy Stone. Prom' row: Reynalda Valenzuela, Clara Magee, Elizabeth Wenz, Luella Navo. HE girls' inter-class basketball games showed a fine spirit of sportman- ship. They were played in two court style, which is faster than the three court and requires three forwards and three guards. The games were close enough to maintain a lively and excited interest. Good teams were picked from the large number who tried out. In the first round the Iuniors and Sopho- mores were the victims, the Seniors being victorious for the season. SCORES 45 . Seniors-Iuniors . 10 19 . Freshmen-Sophomores . 25 Q 27 Freshmen-Iuniors 5 25 Seniors-Sophomores 18 Q V. Tie., i . l ..,, ' V X 4 tit V i - ,. I i'f-lalift -1:14 , cf 'ffl ilili ' , -11 1 .-., i ,A ,,,, ..,... 4 1, ..,.. ,--- - i 13g4,pgV' . , ,, ' 4.- ,-,, ,ff ,.-,- agp I .- -'-. V, Vf- E-v-K+ -.A .. . .- Q.-.-rg-1 , V.- - - -,-. --.- a -...-,:V 'riff'-,-L--.1.e.-Q-A. N l1'xk,..4u'.z 1. -Une hundred nineteen- 1.19 P f'271:':4fT'5I.' 'i Y A 7 7 X ,. ,,, . ' , , ' Y ff? . . ',-., -if-i: .2 -.Q Fl'- fi'9f91J -Z ' 'L ' A vu- ff 5' , wr' iff - Tff'p'k7 ' ' ' K 1-'R' X , V 1 1' -' V ,V .- - . -Mr.. ' v - ' '- wwf:-J ' V A-.. xi I X .A - V' ' . . . 4 , . V1 ,- -4., - V ,, M, , care . -' ' A..-. -ff, -i'.a.,.5,-N sq-.mi V A Y I r Y Y Y v VA r W A A 'g W r Y Y W l Y ,Q fl 1- Fm, J, We , .Luz-4V-----------A