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

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VIRGINIA SHEEHAN Presidenf The Girls' League Tools a miliTary Turn This year wiTh Prepare Tor DeTense as Their Theme. The incoming girls' recepTion was cleverly carried ouT along paTrioTic lines wiTh The Girls' League CabineT as seasoned army oTTicers and The new girls as roolcies. The League goT righT inTo The swing oT Things wiTh a pencil drive. The drive was very successTul, beaTing all previous records wiTh over 500 pencils sold. ConTribuTions Tor Thanlcsgiving baslceTs were handled by The Girls' League RepresenTaTives. The sTudenT body co-operaTed splendidly in This also. Programs presenTed Tor The League meeTings were specially good This year. Gne oT The ou+s+anding programs was a Tashion show wiTh some oT The Girls' League members modeling. OTher programs in- cluded an exchange program, home TalenT, musicals, and Tallcs by Two college girls. Gloria Gillespie Louise Case V , X s sz, 1 .ogg Rayle Palca was W Alice Gardner Josephine Musso Barbara Girard Carolyn McCrary GIRLS' LEAGUE Peggy McNeal Wg QM gf? fs Q 4 ss A X W ,,.L Y , , e 4, Mg , -T, ..--f, J , , sw yy'

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A. S. B. LA VERNE HORTON FirsT semesTer The AssociaTed STudenT Body was led by Conrad Wedberg wiTh a very capable Ex. CommiTTee. La Verne l'lorTon Tollowed Conrad's TooTsTeps, doing an equally Tine job. ln order To avoid new Federal Taxes, The sale oi sTudenT body TiclceTs was shorTened by a weelc. This, how- ever, did noT prevenT sales Trom reaching The high marlcs seT by previous years. The Bob Hall Dick Walsh ChrisTmas holiday was acceleraTed by a colorTul dance in The caTeTeria bedeclced wiTh holly and all The Trimmings. STarl4 real- ism oT war and ThreaTening blaclcouTs, ne- cessiTaTing an aTTernoon dance, did nol' hinder This TuncTion Trom becoming one of The ouTsTanding social evenTs oi The year. Delense sTamps were sold every Wednes- day morning in Th Ad l-lall To enable The sTudenTs To do Their biT Tor NaTional Defense. Virginia Lubbring Bob Perrich Helyn Ashfon Clifford Ferguson Elaine Piper Dick Genfry Shirley Richards

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GIRLS' LEAGUE RuTh Hall fww PHYLLIS SCHAEFER Vice-Presidenf Carrying ouT Their miliTary Theme The Girls' League represenTaTives sTaged a book drive To geT books Tor The armed Torces. Books were donaTed by The sTudenTs, a prize be- ing given To The class ThaT Turned in The mosT. The Girls' League was very proud oT The ouTcome oT 2,000 books. Virginia Shee- han and Gloria Gillespie aTTended The re- gional convenTion aT Glendale. Due To impending black-ouTs and conservaTion oT rubber The naTional convenTion was called OTT. Virginia Sheehan was assis+ed by Miss Alverda T-lerTzler and a very capable cabi- neT To carry ouT The Tour-Told purpose oT The Girls' League, To sTand Tor ideals oT True womanhood, courage, simpliciTy, loy- alTy, and honorg To promoTe The spiriT OT good Tellowship and democracy in The school: To be oT service To The school, and To The communiTyp To promoTe Triendliness among The races oT The world. ir ey Nish Dorothy Greenhuf Phyllis Brisfow Helen Jean Binney Margie Mau Shirley Richards Verda Rae Befcher