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

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Top row, left to right-Howard. Second row- McDona1d, Edwards. Third row-Gmys, Mus- sell. Fourth row-Wood, Larsen. Fifth row- Simay, Ironmonger. ASB. Student life is centered around, the executive committee, which so far has proved to be the gov' erning body of the students of San Bernardino High School, it is usually composed of the more prominent members of the campus. The aim of the student body council is to help carry on activities, to function and carry out the opinions of the stu' dents. All new ideas are gladly accepted from mem' bers of the student body to help keep activities going. . As a reception for the sophomores in the fall, a unique football dance was held. Also a stag dance, carrying out the theme of The Sidewalks of New York, was given in honor of the new students in the early part of the second semester. Student body tickets were sold at the first of the year for 31.50. The price included attendance of all home football games, basketball games, and all J. C. football games. A new policy was followed this year by waving a victory flag the day after the winning of any competitive event. Our flag of red and black floated for a week when we won the C. B. L. champion' ship. This policy will be carried out in the ensuing years. For the first time in the history of S. B. H. S., a new system of voting for student body officers was used, the Australian Ballot system. Booths for the each building, different classes were located in where a definite check was kept on each voter. Another item was an amendment to the constituf tion stating that a student should have three' fourths of the votes cast, in order to hold an A. S. B. office. 16

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t ry J t ff' e Q f my f ,Sw ft V' ' l The Hrst semester president of the A.S.B. was Gordon Howard, who was very conscientious in leading the activities of the school through many difficulties. He was succeeded by Al Vaughan for the second semester, since Gordon transferred from the midfyear class. Vice president for the first semester was Bob McDonald. It was then held by Bob Vickers. The position of secretary was ably held the whole year by Doris Edwards. For the first semester Frank Gruys held the position of Commissioner of Fi' nances, succeeded by Tommy Stuteville. Margaret Mussell Hlled the office of Social Chairman, who planned many very successful social functions. Webster Wood was Commissioner of Adveitisf ing for the first semester, while Jim Paige inished the year's work, Al Simay filled the position of commissioner of Athletics for the first term and Byron West for the second term. Dick Larson actf ed as commissioner of publications, succeeded by Fayette Campbell. Forensic activities were headed by Dick Ironmonger, later by Bill Boswell, Harold Chute, head yell leader, assisted by Bob Hancock, held their positions throughout the year. For both semesters, Carlos Velazquez ably held the position of school musician. With the fine sponsorship of Mr. E. C. Cline, the student body as a whole, completed quite a successful year. The merit committee, a new feature this year sponsored by the A. S. B., was headed by Miss Carrie Coddington. This committee, for the purf pose of judging the giving of merits and demerits included four students and two faculty advisors. I7 1 ,fffdfgibfiyjfwwww if Top row, left to right-Vaughan. Second row -Virkers, Stuteville. Third row-Paige, Camp- bel, Fourth row-West, Boswell. Fifth row- Chute, Velaxsquez.