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

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liilllllilll iff Q QQ F., REDLINE WEDBERG BINNEY GEIB JENSEN KUSTiNER I 8 ilriir BOB BROWN MR. H, COOK Headed by Bob Brown as president and Mr. Cook as sponsor, Jrhe San Bernardino High School Periclean Sociely repre- sen'rs The boys wifh oufsfanding qualifies in our sludenf body. Cerfain characfer- isfics are required fo become a member ol lhis organizalion such as good cifizen- ship, characfer, service, and scholarship. The boys Furnished various enferfainmenl for Themselves wifh numerous geological, chemical, and archeological field irips, and a frip fo fhe new aqueducf. Also 'lhey furnished enlerlairimenl for 'lhe sfu- denf body wifh a Periclean Prom p a pep rally for lhe Excelsior game: Milne Franlcovifch, a well-known sporfs announc- er, for The Redlands game: a Chrislmas party for fhe small, less forfunafe chil- dren of San Bernardino: a Jinlcs Assem- bly: and ihe main evenl of Their year- lhe Periclean Annual play. Every 'rwo monfhs lhey have a recreafion meefing lo discuss and plan new mefhods of en- lerfainmenf. Also The sale of penny pen- nanfs and S. B. H. S. black and red beanies broughf our our school spirif wifh a bang. Splendid coopera+ion be- 'rween lhe cabinei and 'rhe members has made if possible To achieve all 'lheir goals fhis year, and lo esfablish 'rhe slanding of ihe club, by making if big- ger and befler rhan in preceding years.

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6 Elllllll Presidem MAXINE PERSINGER BRYAN BECKLEY BRUCE KUSTINER MAROUISS SUMMERS Yell Leader The numerous and varied acTiviTies oT The Two semesTers have helped This year oT I939 To surpass all precedinq years in school spiriT and in excellenT coopera- Tion Trom The sTudenTs. During The pasT year The calendar oT evenTs was chosen wiTh much consideraTion. There was a grand series oT assemblies presenTinq The TalenT oT our school as well as ThaT of oTher schools and also professional Tal- enT: sporTs were given Their proper place -especially Through The TooTball and baslceTball games which were held wiTh The oTher schools: and The social Tunc- Tions were in no way slighTed. lhere were afTernoon dances which were sponsored by diTTerenT clubs and orqanizaTions, and There were plays. The whole year was successTully ended by The Junior-Senior Prom and The Senior BanqueT. The able cabineT oT KenneTh STandish was composed in parT oT Marilyn Moses, re- elecTed as vice-presidenT, and Maurine Summers as secreTarv. BoTh presidenfs and Their cabineTs are Truly worThy oT conqraTulaTions because of The worl: which was so splendidly accomplished by Them in The pasT year. I7 TREK!

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sllllll lllllll WhaI You Are To Be, You Are Now Becoming, The Iheme of The Girls' League, has proved 'ro be an appropriaie one for Ihe girls of our school. Led 'rhis year in parfnership by Mary Alice Mack as presideni, and Miss Alverda I-Ierizler as sponsor, and spurred on by Ihe suc- cess of Ihe Girls' League Ihe year be- fore, 'Ihe girls have shown Iheir abiliiy Io enferfain by sfariing Ihe year wiih The annual Friendly Week, a week devoied definifely Io acquainiing Ihe new mem- bers of our Siudeni Body wiih Ihe old ones. The heavily ladened calendar This year consisied of Ihe Girls' League play which was given in The spring, 'rhe dislri- bufion of The Thanksgiving baskels, which were generously filled by The Siudenl Body, numerous Fall and Spring musi- cales, and 'rhe Molhers' Day Recepiion Ihis spring. Afiending Ihe Girls' League conveniion in Arizona Iasf fall, Ihe presi- deni, Ihe sponsor, and Iwo members of Ihe cabinei speni an enioyable week- end. A GirIs' League Theaier Pearly was given Iasi November in order Io raise money 'ro enable our school Io hold The Girls' League Convenlionu here nexf fall. They finished a fine year wifh Ihe insI'aIIaIions Ihis spring, Iurning over Ihe offices of The cabinei 'ro Ihe new officers. MARY ALICE MACK MISS ALVERDA HERTZLER LYALL CHAMBERLAIN RICHARDS DACK ALILD PIRI. I9 'AN X as 6 15.3, , I 4