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

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Back row, left to right: Norton, Powers, Brewster fdeceasedl, McMillan, Keller, Brown, Hodge, Randall, Steinberg, Simpson. Front row: Wiley, Cooper, Poss, Heine, McGuire, Schiller, Gris- wold, Ratcliffe, Shea. Not in picture: McKesson. The classics building is devoted to teaching students language and history which will be most beneficial to them. Commercial studies taught here are typing, business Eng- lish, commercial arithmetic, and bookkeeping. In the gymnasium boys are coached in the athletic arts of the school, such as: football, basketball, and tennis. With this daily training the students acquire a physical condition which will be of use to them all through life. Ruth Randall, Language, Clara Keller, English, Martha McMillan, History, lone Norton, Language, Dorotlly Shea, Typing, Prudence McGuire, Shorthand, Ruth Heine, Typ- ing, Thomas Cooper, Bookkeeping, Sallie McKesson, Typ- ing, Edith Griswold, English, Ralph Simpson, Physical Ed., Amy J. Steinberg, History, Victor N. Hodge, Physical Ed., Quincy Brown, Commercial, H. L. Brewster, Bookkeeping, Frank Powers, Physical Ed., Frederick Schiller, Language, Willifrecl H. Poss, Physical Ed., Vesta Wiley, Physical Efl., Nelle B. Ratcliffe, History. 13 Classics and Gymnasium

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Back row, left to right: Palmer, Coddington, Stahlford, Linfesty, McGraw, Connor, Van K ever'- ing, Ide. Front row: Poppett, Doolittle, Coffey, Smethurst, Meier, Kyle, Kn p. .J 9 Administration ancl Shop The main offices of San Bernardino High School are located in the administration building. The busiest office of all is the attendance oHice where the thousands of pupils are checked for attendance every day. Q The shop is very well equipped with tools and equipment which are used in teaching the arts of auto mechanics and woodwork. A class of mechanical drawing is taught here be- sides several classes of instrumental music. H. H. Palmer, Drama, L. C. Linfesty, Shop, L. G. Mc- Graw, Wood Shop, H. A. Ide, Music, Elsie Meier, English, Eleanor Kyle, Library, G. D. Knopp, History, Ruby L. Stahl- ford, Clothing, Carrie Coddington, English, J. A. Van Koe- vering., Print Shop, Charles R. Poppett, Shop, Dorothy Doo- little, English, Ella Connor, English, Virginia Coffey, Public Speaking, Tom E. Smethurst, Mechanical Drawing. 12

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Back row, left to right: Kipf, Hall, McCracken. Second row: Walker,,McMilIan, Smith, O'Bar, Mulvane, Pierce, Lindblom, Johnson, Gibbs, Hills. Front row: Mackenzie, Baer, Preston, Leav- erton, Reid, Van Etten, Shockley, Funderberg, Giffen. Not in picture: Rorer. Hopeful scientists, chemists, and biologists learn their physics, chemistry, and biology in the science building. The rooms here are well equipped with apparatus in order that the students may study their subjects and work their prob- lems easier. Girls planning on being housewives, or teaching arts of Science the home et their training in the home economics build- 3 in . Here the learn to cook and to care beneficiall for the an S Y Y home. HOITIS Webster Hall, Chemistry, Henry M. Hills, Physics, Elsie . Gibbs, Journalism, Blanche 0'Bar, Biology, Leora Walker, E Conomlcs V Biology, E. K. Giffen, Chemistry, Mary Shockley, English, Lillian Reid, Sewing, Hester Leaverton, Art, N. 0. Baer, Mathematics, Virgiline Mulvane, Health, F. A. McCracken, Agriculture, Max A. Kipf, Agriculture, Winifred E. Johnson, Art, Marie T. Lindblom, History, Helen L. Pierce, English, Josiphine C. Smith, Biology, G. G. Funderberg, Mathemat- ics, Ilza K. Van Etten, History, Blanche Preston, Language, Martha Alice Mackenzie, Music, Stella J. Rohrer, Mathemat- ics, Martha McMillan, English. 14 '.