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

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Tyro Weekly Many outstanding opportunities were of- fered to students with journalistic tendencies, among them the chance to write for the down town newspapers, many times receiving by- lines. At an assembly sponsored by the Tyro Weekly at the beginning of the school term, feature songs and dances were given, each one representing some phase or column of the Tyro Weelcly. Donald Long, business manager, did an outstanding job in soliciting ads and sub- scriptions. Maydell Knowles, circulation man- ager, worked hard and sold more Tyro sub- Bus. Mgr., DONALD LONG scriptions than any other boy or girl on the staff, for which she received a prize. New individual desks were installed, and each editor works at his own desk. .1 I fy , ' 3, ,cf ,U fl' , ' it-iblk A-,,14.f'15'! 1 J K I ' .,, x WU s3U'BJJvVlL5'j75QQJ 5 Q WW? Top: Cutler: Middle: Wadell, Konwlesg Lower: Watkins, Hoag, Jenkins. 23

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Editor, GERALDINE CRAIG Tyro Weekly As a result of a whole-hearted interest on the part of the entire staff, headed by Gerald- ine Craig as editor, this year's Tyro Weekly was most useful and interesting, providing the student with an excellent means of keep- ing in touch with various high school activi- ties. In addition to the regular weekly edition issued every Thursday to subscribers, special editions were published, among them a six page girls' league special, a six page football edition, a razz edition, two senior editions, and a junior class edition. Throughout the year, the journalism staff has been behind each play, offering its cooperation in push- ing forward the publicity. Top: Harrisg Middle: Miller, Bohng Lower: Douglas, Campbell, Wieman. 22

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I ncreafing knowledge of new lands war the duly of tloepeople in the earb dayfg the broadening of the ed nca- tion if the goal ofrtudentf today