Sturges Junior High School - Panther Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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tamp L iuo ip Sponsored by Principal Laurence Gx)k, and organized in 1944, the Sigma Phi Sigma Stamp Club is one of the oldest clubs in Sturges Junior High School. Currently boasting 25 members, the club strives to serve the school and promote an interest in stamps, thereby increasing members ' knowledge of the world and its people. Of ice p. tli racuce Office practice is an elective offered to eight and ninth grade students under the direction of the deans, Mr. Carl Thorsell and Mrs. Mildred Mayer. Students are selected on the basis of aptitude and citizenship. They are taught regular office routine, filing procedures, use of the stu- dent file and proper use of office tele- phones. junior cientidtd The Junior Scientists, sponsored by Mr. Donald Moore, meet every Wednesday after school. Weekly programs feature a discussion of current science news and reports on particular scientific topics. j ji

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FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Student (council Each social living class elects one student to represent the class at all student council meetings. Here the representatives plus the student government class, plan the various school activities. The representative then reports the aaions of the student council to the students who elected him. SEMESTER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES

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' At J-lr i eme ier J4au ulonltors } Mji m. iti onuofd It is the duty of the hall -monitors to keep the transfer of one thousand students from one class to another as smooth and efficient as possible. J . This year ' s hall monitors are arranged under traffic commissioners, Sid Martin, Jay v • Sjanovich and the advisor, Mr. Camille Nobilc L i - yV V. J Second Semester J4att tl lonit Pag 40 orA I. . ?c 2- ;£-