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

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chotursnip lub Academically outstanding stu- dents are chosen for the Scholarship Qub. To be eUgible a student must have earned at least thirty-four points per semester for a scholarship ribbon with A ' s counting six points, B ' s counting four points, and C ' s count- ing two points. Students who earn a scholarship ribbon for six consecutive times are entitled to a big six pin. This is an outstanding achievement at Sturges. The Scholarship Club is sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Mayer. MNit ' Au n ior n tun ii ts The Junior Optimist Club, sponsored by Mr. Bernard Fas and our principal, Mr. Laurence Cook, has continued its fine work for the past three years. This club, which is exclusively for boys, helps and encourages them to work together. Its purpose is to develop optimistic beliefs, loyalty to parents and country, devotion to school work, and respect for others. tiiraei d lhie C-lub Sponsored by Miss Rebecca Moore, the Sturgcrs Bible Club meets every Wednesday in room 105 to read and try to understand the Bible better. The club is open to anyone with similar interest. Activities in- clude games and two outings a yc-ar. fog 49

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Assisting Miss Dorothy Berry and Mrs. Helen Rush are the girl junior coaches. Dressed in their white gym clothes these eighth and ninth grade girls lead exercises, demonstrate correct calisthenics form and serve as referees for the girls ' physical edu- cation classes. Girl Junior Coaches are chosen for their dependability, skill and leadership ability. IJdou Aunlor L oacheS Officiating at games during gym peri- ods, leading calisthenics, and handling locker room activities are the tasks of the boy junior coaches, sponsored by Mr. Blake Neal. They are chosen for their dependability, enthusiasm and skill in sports. These ninth grade boys are ex- pected to know the rules and regulations of the various games played at Sturges.

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Meeting weekly to learn to play chess is the Chess Club sponsored by Mr. Taylor. New members learn the science of the game from Mr. Taylor and from experienced play- ers. A continuous tournament run throughout the year and standings are published in Sturges Star, our school paper. CLUB PROQRAM The club program at Sturges is designed to give the student an opportunity to pur- sue his special interests and try out things which are new to him. When a pupil is willing to spend his time in an after school adtivity he is showing his citizenship and school spirit as well as his interest in the club. Part of our school philosophy con- cerns the boys and girl? who do not have time in their busy schedules to take all the subjects they wish, but who may, through the club program, participate in any num- ber of extra-curricular experiences. oLibraru Worhers Assisting Mrs. Norma Parker, our librarian, are the library workers. Working at the desk, checking books in and out and assisting other stu- dents to find and replace books on the shelf are just a few of the many duties of the library workers. Keep- ing over 8,000 books in circulation is a job made much easier by the help of this diligent group of students.