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

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Y V . 1 .,-,,..,7.,4.g -r s . lx X BOYS and GIRLS' J1JVIS1b'RS 1 x ' x 1 4 fop row Sarah Snapp g1rls matron Egbert B Ward asslstant boys' adviserg Eugen1aGr1fHth gxrls matron Bess1eMadrav boys matrongHaro1d Ames, boys assxstantadmser Ruth Greere toys matron Fran! row Ohve E Elhs g1rls adv1ser L Pearle Ryan assrstant adviserg George D Bromell boys advlser Mary Lydy g1r1s matron Margaret Campbell, M, boys matron HOSPITAI STAFF I ol? 5:14 VLDr1GorXcion L Carver dentist M1nn1e T Shorty, ward attendantg 1 1am Roblee physlclan IOK4dl 10W 1neF Poco nurse Agnesp H l h d eas ea ' Hume .Y nurse Beatrxce L. Henry, Fourleen 1 ' K ,ws faq I M H' Ni, ' 'Q '1 Tai 5 ' 93565 i -,,,,,,,,, A 1: -if 1, ,, . , - . , . - .mi 0 7 J ' I ' ' '. . . . I . n y ' f ,v L ! L- I , ,v - ' I ' . ' , 1 J . ,- A Q n I I 0 Y n . ll ' - 1 1 ' 1 , , . . , l ' ' I I l I J g . 1 J 1 W . . Q72 4 ' . H , H fW..Kk,. , I gf -XM, K ' ' ww-mm . ....., . ..,, .k,. . L .,..... w f 4 I 1 ' rg 0 . - D . . .' , , 1' I . l I I , . . I n ,, . . ' I It J. , - I I n , I I I . , x .

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Eiwl A 1 Al. .l ll afcr. 7 Q 'fd' i 2 he ' 41 IS 4, 'N' Nlfflqi 1 I Q li-.in I, BOYS' VOCATIONAL Top row: lofi io nzgfzi: Ralph E. Iohnson, painting and decorating, Walter White, assistant printer, Samuel Walker, assistant landscaping, Gallant Brown, assistant farming , Patrick L. McGill, tailoring ,Louis Frank, blacksmith- ing and Welding, Gene Earl, assistant farming. Second row: Carl C. Brittain, general farming, Charles Hofstetter, mill and cabinet, V. Philbrick, temporary employee, Bemus Pierce, vegetbale farming: Robert F. Sneddon, senior shop instructor, Iohn F. Baker, stationary engineering, David Begody, assistant poultryman. Third row: Frank Smith, senior shop instructor, Ernest Spinks, assistant sta- tionary engineering, William Arenas, laundry, Fines L. Price, assistant cook, Ioseph Scholder, concrete and plastering, Henry C. Witt, auto me- , chanics, Ross lulian, assistant landscaping, Iohn H. Vogelzang, farming, Felie Quisquis, assistant auto mechanics. Bottom row: Charles O. Bunnell, dairy, Heber Dann, assistant farming, Ross Townsend, assistant carpenter, Herman G. Snodgrass, head of industrial training department, Hubert S. Griffin, electrician, Wilbur S. Hadley, barbering, Kenneth A. Marmon, printing, placement and guidance, How- ard Bingham, carpentry. V GIRLS ' VOCATIONAL Top Row, lofi Zo mlgfzl: Bonnie Dale Sansom, clothing, senior high, Edna A. Kelly, foods, senior high, Laura O. Tinker, cosomethology, Matilda Scholder, laundry, Carolina B. Rhodes, seamstress. . u Bollom row fef! Zo f'z'g!1!.' Anna C. Hale, dining room matron, Lillian Al. Black, clothing, senior high, Emma C. Beeler, principal of home economics, Mary K, Q'B1-ian, foods, junior high, Naomi Walker, arts and crafts. -L ,. -M Tw - .i f ' ' ' TTY -iT?T. ' '- ff . , . . . 4 g fa ww. nw. lv ,L 1-v41.l,A- 1.f...f., 3'-.. A -:ff-7 'v..,,. .-,E MWA M Y -Si-gum--M, ,-, ,VVQ 1, V -Qi'-I W Y Y VM, ,,,, ,N sm.. ....,..,..............-

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- ' adviser, fold LAITICS, .erg George C am pbell, .id 3. 'aw attendant U l,. llUnr-Y' ln Memory SYLVAS LUBO IRST student' to enroll at the Perris Indian School attits open- ing in 1892, Sylvas Lubo, Cahuilla, played a leading part later in the many student activities used in those early days by Superintendent Harwood Hall to arouse interest throughout California in the cause of Indian education in gen- eral and in the founding of Sherman Institute in particular. He was a mem- ber of Perris Indian School band and football team and the first Sherman band and football team, both of which won a full share of attention and fame for their school. Sylvas Lubo's fine qual- ities of sturdiness, faithfullness and loy- alty which characterized him as a stu- dent won him in turn promotion from stu- dent to employee. He served as assistant engineer and plumber at Sherman more than 30 years, failing health forcing him to retire- two years ago. Death came lllarch ll, 1955 at the family home at Cahuilla. His body rests in the tribal cemetery after memorable funeral serv- ices conducted by the tribe and Catholic Church and attended by numerous friends, both Indian and white. -FQficcn-