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

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The Tyro From year to year, the Tyro reflects the prog- ress made in school activities. Each issue, like the revision of an encyclopedia, retains some of the old and adds what is new. Seniors are a part of the old traditions, and the traditions of the school are a part of the seniors. Your accom- plishment is of no little consequence to your- selves and the school. May you always live so that you can continue to be proud of your deeds! We shall miss you from the campus and shall watch with interest your future activities. Farewell! Lewis E. Adams. y Sensors There is a challenge in a dare. A mountain is climbed, a tunnel is dug, or a railroad is built because some man meets the challenge of a dif- ficult task. Are there challenges today? Did the world ever have greater need for men and women with intelligence and courage and with the urge to tackle hard tasks? To graduate from high school you have climbed a bit of a hill. Your mountain is be- fore you. Climb it too and enjoy it as you climb. Your friend, Geo. R. Momyer. 10

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Life Ahead The greatest adventure in the world, in the most challenging age ever known, awaits you. Whatever the problems, the personal handicaps, or limiting circumstances which surround you, the challenge is the same: throw youth, courage, and faith into the balance, and win through to your goal! With the adventure may there come real joys, a sense of true values, the friendships of others, the lasting satisfaction of service. Our friendly interest goes with you. Life ahead-may you find its abundance! Alverda E. Hertzler. To The Graduating Students of 1935 May you leave us with a mind determined to reach a goal of clean living, strong character, and high ambitions. May you always be a benefit to your country, always honest and loyal in any business you may follow, forever courageous through the trials and hardships of your lives. E. C. Cline. 11