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

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Offi - ' y ractice 4f Office Practice is an elective open to students in eighth and ninth grades. Students are selected for this office on the basis of aptitude and citizenship. They are taught regular office routine, filing procedures , use of the student file and proper use of the office tele- phones. Students are under the direaion of the deans, Mr. Carl Thorsell and Mrs. Mildred Mayer. iUaIa Sponsored by Mr. Donald Moore, the Junior Scientists meet once each week after school in room 118. The pro- gram features discussions of scientific news and reports on other scientific information. ii Pkl Sic — jiama Once again, bur principal, Mr. Laurence Cook, is spon- soring the Stamp Club. The Sigma Phi Sigma Stamp Club is one of the oldest clubs at Srurges. Thi§ club was organ- ized in 1944. Striuing to serve the school and promote an interest in stamps, the club, thereby increases the mem- ber ' s knowledge of the world and its people. fag 39

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FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES S tuaent (council One student is elected each semester from each social living class to represent it at all student council meetings where these represenrativ plus the student gov-i r-- - --; 1- ernment class plan the variousj ool activ- sXities. The represei tives thei report the ctions f the stud t goverr ent to the ass thiy represent VsS Si;COND SEMESTER COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES fog M

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FIRST SEMESTER HALL MONITORS Mall m onitorA The orderly transfer of one thousand students through the halls of Sturges every fifty minutes is a monumental task. It is accomplished efficiently and with a min- imum of confusion by our very dedicstedj hall monitors. Mr. C.amille Nobile is Phel faculty advisor. He is assisted by Traffi Commissioner, CarmenVMolina. r-J- Vs SECOND SEMESTER HALL MONITORS Pag