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

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ALBERT D. GRAVES E. C. CLINE FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ln The pasT several years many changes in our educafional sysTem have been effecfed Through The efforTs of The ad- minisTraTive heads oT our insTiTuTion. WiTh The promoTion of Mr. Graves To The posiTion of SuperinTendenT of Schools, iT is expecTed ThaT oTher new ideas will find Their way inTo our daily rouTine. The division of The curriculum inTo Two classes-college and Terminal has been The mosT valuable improvemenT made for high school educaTion in recenT years. This sysTem enables sTudenTs who inTend To conTinue Their scholasTic work in col- lege To Take courses which will beTTer equip Them for The higher planes of educaTion. The Terminal courses are espe- cially designed To benefiT sTudenTs who have no infenfion of enfering colleges or universifies. This year has seen The inauguraTion of anofher new course in The curriculum- orienTaTion. This subiecT is being Taughf for The purpose of acquainTing new sTudenTs wiTh The many problems They will have To face in adap+ing Themselves To high school work and life. The course will, no doubT, be invaluable in aiding enfering sTudenTs To find Themselves more quickly. Ofher new courses sTarTed This year are: arT in everyday life, personal hy- giene, vocabulary building, vocaTional agriculTure, and personaliTy. Many have enrolled in remedial phys- ical educaTion for girls, play producfion, California hisTory, family relaTionship, business informaTion, and inTernaTional relaTions. EducaTion is Truly The pass key To culTure, success, and happiness-The Three qualiTies mosT soughT afTer in The world Today. YeT a perfecTly balanced educaTion is difficulT To obTain wiThouT proper guidance. And so iT is upon The shoulders of our insTrucTors ThaT This all imporTanT posiTion of guidance resTs.

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jkwfw 'C fwsdrmwi S T mi-iff' f Of T fniafyh T96 gf ALVERDA E. HE ER GEORGE R646 6 WM -vs sv SNK Fg,gI4.y.Qf AD no T e Tire sT den bo s The loo To our TaculTy as leaders in Xfa aT Mr. Geor . mye ill heir respecT e Tiel . ,'LNx'noT be wiTh us ne T year- His years Several w ac lTy members have zealous ac ' ly il noT be ickl Tor- goTTen, ' unTiring help9T us has W deeply appreci T by boTh sTu- enTs a TacuT . This s ened We passin Two T ' r ors, r. baderick Schiller, a r. Tom E. meThursT . Y We. of e San Ber din S , are exTremely To n hav- a TaculTy To guide us ThaT possesses a sTandard oT excellence Tar sur ThaT of The average high schools. oT only do our Teachers enrich our minds wiTh The wealTh oT experience ThaT The years have broughT Them, buT more, They are consTanTly seeking ouT modern prog- ressive meThods in The educaTional Tield whereby we can keep pace wiTh The rapidly changing Times. , IT is wiTh pride and deTerence ThaT we been we year. They are Miss E.,DQ'TT , M Milo, Mr. Rankins, Mr. r Seine, and Mr. N. Fawley. Every year in The San Bernardino High School several days are seT aside which are devoTed To The roblem of voca- T'o al uida e. O ys a num- QEE w en, each a ader in parTic ar occu aTion, are viT To speak To The sTudenTs. These given in order ThaT The sTu- denT may ave an opporTuniTy To geT TirsT hand inTormaTion on vocaTions ThaT parTicularly inTeresT Them. The Three adminisTraTive heads oT our high school Mr. lvlomyer, principal: Mr. Cline, boys' vice-principal: and Miss HerTzler, girls' vice-principal, are con- sTanTly seeking To aid sTudenTs in ad- iusTing Themselves and Their problems so ThaT They may geT The mosT beneTiT Trom Their Three years of high school.