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

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6 Cft. f STURGES STAR STAFF - ubli it icuuond a CL56 This year ' s publications class is divided into two groups, one group consisting of 17 students working on the paper, advised by Mr. Dale Harvey, and the annual staff con- sisting of seven students working on the annual, advised by Mr. Clifford E. Copeland. Working hard this year they have put out an improved Sturges Star, our monthly paper, and The Panther, out school yearbook. Art: J. Guy Taylor Copy and Layout Advisor: Irvin Edell iar and I antltet C aiL Renee Schwan L uncionne Lundber g Betty Danley orA Ida Hardecien Shirley Jiopper ' Arthur Naguia fog 51 Ellen SheitQo Linda Chaudoin Lynda Overton

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LIBRARY WORKERS Students who work in the library assist the lihrarian, Mrs. Norma Parker, and assistant, Mrs. Jean Davis. Their duties are working at the desk, check- ing books in and out of the library, assisting other students to find books and materials, and replacing books on the shelves. With over 8,000 books on our shelves these students help maintain an or- derly library. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB To qualify for the Scholarship Club, directed and supervised by Mrs. Mayer, dean of girls, a student must accumu- late 34 points a semester. With an A counting two points, a B four points and a C two points, it is only the outstanding student who becomes eligi- ble for membership in this academic club. After receiving the scholarship ribbon for the initial award, the student receives another ribbon for each suc- ceeding award until the final Big Six pin is received at the end of ninth grade. Ua Ji 9dcrvt CHESS CLUB The Chess Club meets in room 110 each Tuesday of the year. New mem- bers learn the science of the game from experienced players and from the spon- sor, Mr. Guy Taylor. A continuous tournament is run throughout the year and the standings are published in the school paper. i } f }

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E 91 MWS . fip y k K ' i - ' r ■M.. I 14; Li . j ' Jf k j K B 1 1 hi Bl Jh v il A very aaive hard workingx group, di- reaed by Mr. Scott, at Sturges tfiis yeiz is the Girls Chorus. Snidents v re sheeted to sing in the jrisg progr;4m and Cjlrid CA oru6 Spring Festival. Their white robes with red bows added a particularly festive note to the Christmas program. i ocal WlixeJ Vocal CnAembie A novel experiment was made this year by seleaing outstanding members of the girls choruses and adding them to the Boys Glee Club. The results were so satisfying that it will probably become a regular performing group in the futuie. The group is directed by Mr. Scott.