San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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'Ghz -Eyre 21 Ida Hathaway leaves her plush coat Sam Martins leaves a breeze in the to the track team. hall. His ears create some commo- Ethel Hathaway leaves everything tion. but her powder puff. Harwell Harris leaves his position as class treasurer to continue his stud- ies at Sing Sing. Al Henderson leaves his speed in making dates to Horace Edmundson. Alta Hewlett leaves her basketball letter to the alphabet. Ruth Hill leaves for good. Margaret Huston leaves her stride to the track teamg she has a car now. Elizabeth Hutchings leaves Miss Coddington with an A on her card. Willis Inman leaves his sweet smile to the next bashful woman hater. Ruth lnghram leaves with Zelma. Ruth Jackson wills her small share of the front seat in Jimmie Wells' car to Erma Smith. Gladys Johnson bestows her flashy glances upon Leland Williams. Bessie Kemmis refuses to leave her Blink to anyone. 'Doris Kingman leaves her manner- isms to Mr. Wilde. Helen Kiss leaves her last name to the members of next year's basketball team. Harry Langer wills the black cigar left him by Clifford Coy '20 to Major Howard B. Smith. Lorena Langley bequeaths her share in S. B. H. S. to her Freshman brother. Randall Lauterborn leaves his posi- tion playing 23rd cornet in the Wild band to Lowell Wilson. Elsie Lavergne leaves anything she has left. Miles Laurence leaves the Red Skins still unscalped. Freda Leedom leaves to lead 'im a chase. 1 Archie Leffen leaves his shrug and winning ways to Frank Cherry. Paul MacPherson leaves with a cheerful heart, for chemistry and his Tyro monthly job lie behind him. Edith Mcclarren leaves for the weiner roast with Charlie Parnell. Helena Mcclarren and Nlalcolm Murray leave school to continue their fights elsewhere. Anna M'Gough leaves just as she came-awfully quiet. Alan Metheny leaves his violent tem- per to Elmer Corneilson. Myrtle Mcl..ure refuses to part with her anda s. Maurine Maloche leaves her wash board action in leading yells to the next girls' yell leader. May Merget leaves her patented giggle to George Bovee. Jay Miller leaves his romance with Marie to Richard Mack: Dick at least has a big car. Arthur Mobley leaves his sox-on fsaxonj Mildred Melchior leaves her gum un- der the table for Helen Mulvane next fall. Minnie Myzelle leaves her voice to the canaries-they can't help them- selves. Roy Montgomery leaves half the Fifth Street Bus fares in his pocket. Pauline Patterson leaves numerous posters scattered about the hall of S. B. H. S. Harry Pryor leaves Charlie Parnell in possession of his curls, his mega- phone and Freda Ware. Frank Reed leaves the last drop in his hair tonic bottle to encourage the growth on Mr. Wake's upper lip. Long may it wave. Lela Reed leaves her High School grades to Ebbie Taylor. Willis Rogers leaves his laugh to Esther Dalton. Janet Reynolds leaves her saxaphone to the Bell Telephone Co. Helen Roberds leaves her black rec- ord to the victrola. lone Russel wants to will her bangs but nobody will have them. Charlie Sandell leaves as a June bug. Zellma Shaw leaves Senior Roll Call.

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20 Gbo. .L-jyro Clllazz will Ruth Adair leaves fifty-nine experi- ments in her physics notebook undone. Charles Adair leaves the ground five feet six inches below him. Josephine Allemand leaves the door swingingg she's glad to get out. Ray Barrows leaves his rattle to the drums. Gene Biglow leaves her notes to the piano. Ellen Bishop leaves for Pomona with a scholarship tucked under each arm. George Bishop relinquishfes his right to raise the stage curtain. Porter Brown leaves his laugh to next year's leading lady. Harold Berry wills his vocabulary Qwithout animosity, to Paul Babcock. Lillian Bollong leaves her cunning lisp to Lois Poling. Leona Carey leaves Al's sweater for Leland's arms. Thelma Carter leaves her? French Coiffure to Marion Reed. lrving Carson leaves his trusty old Ford, I won't be home until morn- ing? to Charlie Parnell. John Clinton leaves for Needles and his Light o' Love. Alberta Chaille leaves on the Colton Special for Oklahoma and him. Florence Coomes leaves her drug store to Elizabeth Bradley. Gordon Cram wills his rubber heels to Miss Hill for use in the library. . Marion Crist leaves his new trigon- ometry formula to Miss Mace. Louise Corcoran leaves for the north in her trousseau and his Little Green Ford. Blanche Coy leaves ifor Highlands, but her heart is not there. William Cozard leaves Valer and his religion. Dora Dexter leaves her voice to Miss Stiles. Wilma Dexter wills her yelling abil- ity to Elizabeth Wilson. Charles Davis leaves school with the reputation of never having let his studies interfere with his education. Eugene Davis leaves his pompadour to Dick Mack. Marshall Dimock leaves his ability as a home breaker Cask Porterl to Herman Katz. Clark Donmyer wills his ability to drive home from the Senior play with only one hand to future-steppers. Dorothy Doolittle leaves a vast store of knowledge on the Philippine ques- tion at the Public Library. Buren Fowler leaves the sawdust from the pole vaulting pit in his shoes. Mabel Fowler leaves with her brother in their Ford. Ruth Freeman leaves with her sparkler. Harvey Franklin leaves early so he can get to his operator's job at the Isis. Albert F risbie leaves the noise in the library behind him: maybe he can get some sleep now. Mattie Genung leaves her picture in the hands of every member of the Senior Class. Jack George leaves in Major Berg- er's Chevrolet. Margaret Giesler leaves for the Riverside clanceg San Bernardino won't hold her. Charles Gerhart leaves his sprained ankle to next years' Redlands' track team, hoping they'll need it. Thelma Giles wills the all-day-sucker given to her at the Girls' League en- tertainment to Nathan Scheer. Geraldine Gillard leaves her baby stare to Margaret Kennedy. Lou Goldstone leaves his ability to play a fiddle to those who think they can. Leanore Hail leaves her fathers ljew- elry stock of rings to Calla Coomes. Herbert Hall leaves the girls alone. Mary Harris leaves her short dresses to the Armenian relief.

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22 Ghz Eyre Sadie Scheer leaves for her father's clothing store. A Emily Shaw leaves with Glenn Strong to augment her father's busi- ness. Phy Shropshire leaves all the Sth periods she should have had to Harold Holmes. Florence Porter tearfully leaves the remains of her Redlands car book. Lalia Perry- leaves the Will Com- mittee perplexed. Bob Page leaves his poker dice to Mr. Westover so he can replenish the S. B. treasury. Thelma Perry leaves her position as Manager of S. B. H. S. to her Freshman sister. CWonder if it runs in the family?J Charles Pease leaves the mile to his running mate, Garner. Walter Pitts leaves Frances until she graduates. Earl Plaiss leaves his human-fly tac- tics to Camel Wilson. Clarence Place leaves four chairs in the library without rubber tipsg they were worn out on his crutches. Milton Poppet leaves his Cecil Brun- ner as a token of love to Alice Murray. Fern Skyrack leaves her ability as a tennis player to Gladys Lingo. Gladys Stout leaves as Eddie's new flameg she captured him Arbor Day. I-Iulda Stephan leaves all she hacln't left because it is all right. Calvin Stout bequeaths his speed to the motor cops. Everett Swing leaves for the rear of the stage hunting for more sense. Paul Stancer leaves for the Justice of Peace with Monna Lord. Glenn Strong wills his position as a model with Arrow Collar Co. to Earl McCarthy. Ovid Swisher leaves the whooping cough to the center on next year's bas- ket ball team. Evelyn Sylvester leaves her position as president of the Vamp Club to Nena Lind. Dean Smith leaves her pilotg maybe Ebbie can catch a ride down town now. Marvin Sloan leaves after June fRolfe.D Lolen Strahan left his position on l..eona's porch some time ago. Marion Scott leaves his girlish name and rosy complexion to Skimpy CThat's rich.J Wilbur Thies leaves in Mr. Griffin's Packard. I 1 Gllsum Hrnphvrg I One sunny afternoon as we were walking down a street of New York City, we noticed the following signs prominently displayed on the front of a large building- Ryland Marston Thomason, B. B. L. S. Mental Telepa- thist. Surely that must be our old friend of high school days! , Although slightly dubious as to whether it could possibly be our old friend: we decided to investigate and ascended the stairs. A man servant in livery showed us into a luxusiously furnished Waiting room. Have you an appointment, Madam? he inquired deferentially. No, we replied, but we wish you to take our cards in to the Doctor, as We think he is an old friend. The servant disappeared and we waited more or less nervously for the outcome. Suddenly the curtains part- ed and our doubts were at once dis- spelled. There was no mistaking that red hair. A happy reunion followed. In dis- cussing high school days he said that he had received his inspiration from the assembly by Dr. Carpenter on Mental