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

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During this period the Tyro Annual has each year recorded the activities and highlights of the passing year. In looking through past issues we noticed many changes in styles of clothes, methods of transportation and type of print, We also noticed some customs that have lived through the years, the one we like best is loyalty of the students to S.B.I-I.S. MANY GRADUATES and undergraduates have joined the armed forces of our country and are fighting on many hattlefronts in the air, on the ground, and on the sea so that future students in this and other schools may continue to learn to be loyal to their school, teachers, friends, and country. THIS ISSUE of the Tyro Annual contains the second Honor Roll of graduates and undergraduates who have given their services and, some, their lives for their country. Dedication IN THIS FIFTIETH publication of the Tyro Annual, we are particularly pleased to dedicate the book to a graduate of these fifty years, who has always been all out for her school and her country - Margaret Miles. MARGARET will always be remembered for her cheery smile and her unselfish personality. She has lightened our tasks with her banter and good humor whatever the irntationflists for commencement, the Tyro, or the daily announce' ments. Margaret is a Million Dollar secretary, She owed part of her efficiency perhaps to the fact that she has been graduated from SiB.l'l.S. She came to work here in November of 1926 after taking her business training at Longmires in this city. HER NVILLINGNESS to cooperate and her outstanding ability have made everyone love her, and we can see only continued happiness ahead for her in her new home. Margaret S. Miles, Secretary fo Mr. H. C. 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Truiillo, Lawrence Vanhoy, Bob Vaughn, Donna Wall, Lillian Wesl, Lorraine f f Tucker, Marlorle Vanik, Larry Vavra, Helen Ware, Don Wheeler, James f 1 4 I' Turrell, Rufh Van Scoyoc, Cordelia Verlgan, Wayne Weeks, Lois Whipple, Dori fy , f V i 4.-if, ., WF ,mffffgg f' .. 3- i- 'V we l I Aww if Ullom, Bob Vasquez, Julia Vroman, Wayne Wells, Richard While, Everell X Valenline, Bill Vaughan, Belly Walclroup, Gay Wesl, Lois Whiflernore, Minnie NN-clue' Bells NYlllla 'S Daphrw Cgllwerlfa NL lU SlU .,ll ' I , o X xy JY M , 1, yy 5 VJ W 9 K tw J r, .J . OO Q... 2. Y 4 ,Z Widrvwsysr, Romin Willis, Leona Woods, Eddie Zanone, Emile Y, -f 'J s' d Wir-den, Bennie Wilson, Karolyn Woods, William Zurcher, Nancy 1 V' ff' I 2 4 I wx ju fylvf 'Xl-A NNXKJI. fx IQ J ' 'T W J Wieman, Larry Wissler, Shirley Ynnez, Teresa 727 Wiley, Dean Woerflnk, Lois Young, Violel , ff ff spy Underclassmen Show Their Loyalty GN THE FGLLQWING pages appear the unclerclassmen. While the seniors get all the glory connected with school government and activities, the underclasses really do their share of work and play. Because they compose a majority of our school population, it is they who really elect our officers and pass our school laws. Most spectacular of all this year was the work of the hall monitors first semester and the excellent sophomore assembly. All in all, the unclerclassmen have made themselves known this year as they have in no year past. Finally, it must be remembered that their loyalty to class is an indication of their loyalty to their country. JUNIOR A OFFICERS President, Felix GaIIegosgV President, Don Secretary, Yvonne Wilkins, zeffa S h ee Y First row, lclit to right: Hurt lj., Foster QI., Gruhhs P., Cxindclurizi M., Gautier D., Drulias K., Brown IX.. Brown G. Second row1 Pcrqlun Lockaird M., Duncomhc D., Hanson A., Banks V., Hancock E.. Light B. Third row: Contrcrzis R., Brock G., Gregory B., Hill C., Motlierspaw R., Branson O., Kolilcr R. i' Left to right, first row: Vfilkins Y., Vx-'riglit S., Shccts D., 'Storcr'D., Vavru H., Sanderson E.. Thoinris D. Second row: jones H., .less S., Bruns P., Riiinbolr B., Troy D., Tomo R., :Kristin D. Third row: Romn A., Trim VU., Gallegos F., Sawyer fr af , 46 1 l ff -, I A , an fi? .A Mfg., 1, fa -Iwi C3 A-....................... ,es ,Vx -1 iv' 51 is 5 fy, A nf' ,5 . fx-.X QW l l Dqjvfr lx P I ll ' Ili bs l f-ffl U 9' 'li YN, ll Nl ll! if R . 1 asgjlfs lwb ' llrlf W K 1 f JUNIOR B OFFICERS President Louise Carlsong Vice President, Rose Marie Binneyg Secretary, Beverly Richardson, ir Leftlitoilrightii first row: Batty W., Alton B., Bubeck S., Brimmer B., Brewster N., Ayres P., Binney R., Allan P., Briley M., Baca E. Second row: Bell E., Dickey S., Bruhl B., Adams B., Broadbelt B., Blackwell B., Burris B., Acosta C. Third row: Burtt L., Boggio V., Ashton L., Baxter N., Backlund J., Bancroft D., Brown B., Ahre D. Fourth row: Billman E., Beesely R., Ball I., Blackstone J., Ashley B., Baylis I., Backlund J., Brose F. i Ai. J ii i' Left to right, first row: Collins B., Duff L., Davis M., Doughty C., Cowan G., Chapman M., Davison P., Campbell P., Cooley D. Second row: Clark F., Chalkcr L., Chapin M., Cooper I., Carlson L.. Casey Calloway M., Clemmons C. Third row: Cripps K., Chakos G., Clark L., Crawford VC., Copple G., Cork C., Dodson D., Cook D., Doyle R., Bruce A. Fourth row: Connor P., Beck T., Butler 0 i' Left to right, first row: Eason I., Gehrman M., Evans C., Bruns B., Frederick H., Garrison M., Gregory Gregory A., Fallon M., Evans S. Second row: Ferris L., Earls M. Earls M., Evans S., Evans -l., Floyd N., Giddens M., Gold V., Garl W., Grant P., Gerber L., Third row: Fox B., Gihford C., Grey L., Glover G., Fowler H., Grim F., Ford K., Givens C. Fourth row: Easton I., Farmer ll., Flores A., Fatjo I. 1 f' 0 -l',fl9,4'l L Y fi! G. . jig. TTA J if 'C 4 A A A ' LL,....,.,,,. Zin-.. 'K' Left to right, first row: Hodges M., Howes B., Hutchinson N., Hellyer N., Hills A., Hansen F., Hancock B., Henderson H., Hanes G. Second row: Hunt N., Hogan A., Henigman S., Hulgan B., Holmes W., Hansen B., Irwin D., lrey M., Herkelrath D. Third row: Heater B., Hill J., Hornibrook R., Holbrook T., Huffstutler R., Howard J., Heard B., Holmgren L. 'A'Left to right, first row: James P., Ledbetter P., Koleber E., Lynn B., Johnson J., Johns T., Kearney N., Lambert N., Lort M., Kelley P. Second row: Krauss H., Lyman P., Lundstorm J., Loehrer B., Lupton L., Kratz A., Lern S., Love B., Lane M., Jordan S., Lucas P. Third row: Krouskup D., Kassel P., Lollis V., Joris K., Johnston B., Jiggettes S., Lopez M. 'k Lclt to right, lirst row: Fitzpzitriclc Z., Mzircy A., Mairtiii M., Murphrcc M., Musso I. hlorris L.. Mick B.. McGraw D., Meek L. Sccoiid row: Mccowcii N., MzicMuri'21y E., julian E, hlnrtin P.. McMiirtcy M., Michael L., Mzittis lvl., Millcr L., Middlcton D. Third row: Merritt K. hlurillo P., lN1cCraicli1n R., Millcr G., Mzirquiss B. Poiirth row: Nick M., Grciving Moore R 'K Lclt to right, first row: Rciidlciiiaiii E., Rozich K., Perry D., Ries H., Richardson G. Richey S.. Pcrkins B., Przisrci' P., Oshiirn L., Plcstci' A., Reynolds B. Second row: Roach L. Paddock D., Phipps ul., Rice C., Phillips W., Ralston B., Rziiiiircz B. Third row: Rouse C. Richardson B., Richardson M., Parsons V., Owcns N., Oshiirn A., Robey M., Reese B. Payette F.. Ringlc L. .4 ' f?ll'Q'- 'V 1? U' 'Ni if If 5. 1 'X , , ' 1 ' Y r.v,,f'R' i, , Q71 ,ff iw, fl ., -XXX li! . l : ,f'T J i' Left to right, first row: Noriega D., Schulte B., Stormer B., Stumpf M., Shaw L., Sayle H., Sena E., Stept S., Sinne E. Second row: Saville B., Saville B., Stolt S., Zamudio M., Ysaac L., Stocker H., Smith D., Sterner. S., Silvas N., Slater A. Third row: Roberts W., Sullivant H., Sever C., Shutl S., Oehl K., Schermerham J., O'Hara A., Young E., Young E., Yergens H. Fourth row: Spears M., Daste G,, Stodelle I., Simmons D., Stidam M., Stockwell R. Stadtman Y., Smith G., Simons Fifth row: Stiles V., Smith R., Sawyer J., Santoyo A., Henderson W., Dillion W., Snyder R., Sheppard W. 'k Left to right, first row: Traina M., Turrell R., Wallace F., Grosson D., Wright G., Hurley L., Ward A., Wind L., Wahlen G., Ward B., Teffeteller M. Second row: Wilburt F., Taggert V., Hayward R., Gillette F., Willits B., Ellis G., Winter E., Wainwright M., Andrade E., Viets L. Youngs G. Third row: Lightfoot G., Temme B., Thompson D., Wilson B., Taylor I., Tyree D., Wible E., Wright P., Van Nortvitch H. Fourth row: Weening D., Weichinger R., Wilson B., Watkins G., Wilson D., Twomley D., Tudor D., Visbel H., Weech I. 6 ,.. ZA s .- cf if f i' P!'C5lClL'Ill. Beverly Bwwvr1 Sccrctnry, Lim .'Xiidcrwii1 Vice Prcsidvnt, Mzixinc Graham. i Luft to right, first row: :Xccnmlu H., Cuwdcii B., Brown N., Davis F., Baker B., Curtis N., 'Xndcrson L, Duylc M., Minmc A. Sccrmd row: Cgirtcr L., Drislcill M., Bzirkcr C., Cantrell G vis T., Elfriiik NY., Baker Dunn R., Blimm A. Third row: Estrella D., Calderon as-: R., Fry-3 K., Bockrcl R., Bissctt O., Flack L., Buwcr B., Evans J., DcLarz1 i jllg E., .gl 3 .2 , Q , .,, 41 ' ,XA-uf' 'ff .., -.. Tiff 'R Sf? Q for A A A i 'k Left to right, first row: Mercadante L., -limenz S., Gutierrez C., Hall M., Graham M., Hargis R., Harper P., Graham M., Kelty C. Second row: Morris D., Moon E., Muir C., Haupt M., Gutierrez M., Trim A., Kristofferson H., Kerr Z., Alcala M., Gonzales F. Third row: Kanter D., Hoffman H., Hoak J., Lyon F., Galvan D., Gilbert R., Gomez A., Mendeloff H., McElroy P. Fourth row: Meyer O., Moseley W., Harmon L., Herthel B., Lienhard D., Munoz A., McGrew E., Green E., Louson J. 'K Left to right,first row: Siggins, P., Sanchez F., Tremp L., Tornquist M., Robledo M., Plummer I., Poesley M., Wheeler B. Second row: Trask E., Sanches P., Townson D., Randall B., Poss S., Quillin R. Third row: Thomas J., Schwartz E., Templin C., Neill D., Schweitzer L., Quinn R., Taulbee W. 'K Left to right. flrst row: Estes U., Egclluml' Lyscs S., Anslst E., Lzunlw P. Leonhardt F., Little: S.. Leaver R.. :Xry YI. Second row: LCiI1lhllffCS R., Luvc M., Edwards C., Lubbring M., Ellls XY., Allburn R., Espinoza F., LlYCI'II1illl M., Litkn C. Third row: Lcc K., Ernest H., Lamb I... Lambeth L., Ellmsn P., Emory B., LcBnmn L., Lcppcr j., Littleton B., Lehman I., Le Barge XY. SOPHCMCRE B OFFICERS esfdev, JTr ffe 6755: '21 ' Sezrefary, Befw Faye Hcoscf Vce Pres5de'i', VJBVCIB Ha . 43 vs, I JH? .. !. 'f F7 ' ff 5'-ff ' ,X ar. 'A' Left to right, first row: Bocanegra M., Baldrige B., Brown N., Boynton B., Boatman M., Bradbury M., Beard E., Brunner L., Bergstram C., Ballentine P., Berk E. Second row: Bartlett D. Bristow C., Bacon G., Bean E., Blackwell L., Brooks B., Burck D., Burnett M., Bawrnan F. Balger J., Balla I., Baker B., Bedoya L. Third row: Bear H., Brittain D., Bers H., Bentson j. Blalock T,, Beckett C., Brown H., Branen D., Boltinhouse R., Brown B., Brooks P., Boring S. Fourth row: Brirnmer D., Bruck F., Boyd B., Burback R., Bryan I., Burke, W., Bolles B. Beehler R., Barnes I., Braithwaite D., Barnes T. i' Left to right, first row: Dacolias M., Carey J., Clowers V., Carey M., Done L, Cherington B. Daughtry V., Cobb R., Corcilius L., Durrant V., Coup N., Cottman I., Coules L., Donson B Second row: Dillon B., Durant I., Carlson C., Dowd J., Clary R., Darling B., Donaldson C. Craig J., Cleland N., Quiroz Q., Chiles 1. Third row: Delgado F., Camp J., Corns W. Chacksfield D., Claypool J., Crosson B., Daniels H., Champie C., Cannon H., Cashman J. Crowell B. Fourth row: Domingaz M., Craig T., Caffroy D,, Curtin Cagle G, s x x i' Left to right, first row: Grace D., Griffith D., Fitzpatrick L., Gardner I., Fischer E., Gandy I. Gardner M., Freels Fetrow L., Ford D., Gallegos S. Second row: Ferris D., Frcjd L., Fulton R., Greene S., Gregory P., Blosch B., Glosch D., Dodson Fernandes M. Third row: Freeman D., Griffith E.. Gihford Gaigncr H., Gonzales H., Fleming R., Goodman J., Gaffney R., Gorman Gilliland H., Gregory G., Gorman L. Fourth row: Freeman D., Oehl G., Fiscalini J., Foster B.. O'Bryant B., Gericke D., Fulton V., Ferris B., Fletcher B., Oxcnford Orman P. 'K Left to right, first row: Harris A., lmig D., Hopper B., Hnllinrak D., Huff M., Hinze M., Johnson J., Johnston D., Hanson J., Hart W., Johnson G., Hohson B., Hudspeth R. Second row: Hodges B., Howard D., Howell G., Hoak M., Hrahah V., Hansen J., Iversen C., Erwin J., Hilton B., Helvenston L., Huffman L., Hornbeck L., Hickman R. Third row: Jones M Hudson H., Hudson C., Hatfield D., Hall B., Heath F., Heytz V., Heywood H., Hughes D Harmon J., Hennessy B., Henriksen L., Hayes D. Fourth row: Hille J., Huff L., High O Houser B., Hart L., Harvey W., Henley J., Hurley R., Husman M., Hickman M. -v Aw -a QQQ 45 if v 1 I A ir Left to right, first row: Reeves D., Robinson L., Rust L., Rayfield D., Pia V., Patterson M., Pike E., Perrich B., Rodriguez V., Remberton B., Reed O. Second row: Pearson M., Person M., Ries P., Koch R., Ruekle M., Perkins N., Ross I., Preciado B., Proctor J., Poe L., Patterson N., Ponce L. Third row: Pierce T., Roach B., Pasino M., Roynes M., Kelley P., Keogh I., Krause D., Rohrer B., Rose D., Kuzell C., Potter V., Marshall K., Kaiser C., Reed F., Reeves, H. 'A' First row, left to right: Noriega E., Mullen P., Meri A., McGuire G., McCall M., Nalian M., Morgan B., Miranda G., McOrmand C., Mathis M., Miller I., McMullen C., Norman R. Second row: Miller M., Molina M., Martinez D., Munsinger D., Moreland E., Moore D., McKinney S., McGinty D., McBoun I., McNamara M., Neher M., Moore E., Merritt J. Third row: Marti D., Negrete R., Reasoner D., Meyer B., McLean I., Mountgomery C., Caldwell D., Kay D., Muller A., McDowell B., Norlan R., McAdams J., Kendell B., Martin Fourth row: Merrill B., Moon D., McKeen L., Mantz E., McLane W., Norman A., Miller E., McWethy C., Miller I. 'Q la x 9 ,J i' First row. lull to iiglit. S.u1tuu B., Slo.ui S., lliglrcais B., Stalllard M., Siuitolucito G., Scliulwcrt C.. Sulil Xl. SllN.1 U.. Suvcrlxiup M.. Spaicliiuuii K., Spray M, Sccoiid row: Smitlmm P. li, Scliopp X., Smutou l'., Stoililurrl R., Suliult: S., Siuitli G., Stcplicnsoii E., Stuucrt B. Schultz G, Sliricllci N. Sclioouovcr M., S.uirmlo P. Fourtli row: Mcrc41d.u1tc L., Mxiuldin D. Suurli R. Soiurucr D.. Scliw.u't:. lf.. Stalillivlwcr Simpson Vvl., Siuitli B., Stcriicr B., Slzlgcl Slmy -I. liiltli row: Simuu ml. Sirlcx M.. Scrcoiulu' B., Simons C., Suiitli A., Spinks B., Szicn.: F. Spitzer U. Sclixx'.u't: B 'I' Lol! to riglit. lirxt row' XXI-xl R., 'lxlioiuria L., Young Y., Young B., Watson B., Turner E. Travis SX, Xfillcg M. NYillitx lf. XYLM A., Whldcii P, Sucoml row: Woll M., Wallace V. XYillis G. XY.uucr Nl, XX'if.liiiryui' H., Vcrdoiic R.. Wclvcr S., Zzuuuclizi A., Wright W. XV1lson E.. Tcuiuic D., You Rraidcr bl. Tliirrl row: Vi'crc.lcl T., Timlcc Young W., Wicker' slmw Xl., NYilli.uus Y., Xxvllflfligll I., Travis V., Van Vlibr Vzmlioy D., Vest M., Vail H. Yalcnnr M. Fourth row: Vfortuiriu D., Vv'ingl'1cld P., Vfilkins M.. Thomas W., Traicardzns G. XX'oolscy C., XK'oodwortli F.. XYoodli.ims D., XYCICIC VVixoui R., Turnbull B., Tate L. Filth row: Tlionius G., Underwood Tolcs M.. Vfsildroup R.. Sikcs D., Tosscti bl., Zaragoza Taggart D.. Taglc Nl. 1 J J 7, Q mga ,w! .,f,, Sriutli H. S.1u.igc L, Sxoggiuf L.. Scott vl., Siuitli V., Snyclcr Z., Sulvzil Tliird ruw: Scliuctz i w f , i Wifi? 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AY Q ww xii f- r , y rm - ZJZ' 'Ali - ' 'f 5239 4, ix -fa, 'lv Ralphs, Janel Graefe, Shirley Binney, Helen Luplon, Lollie Hellyer, Nancy Carlson, Louise Lloyd, Phyllis Hope, Eva Jollie, Holley Lou Threatt, Mary Rogers, Olive Hall, Ruth 4 , 4 fwfr f , f HU! , V X 1 gl Nish, Shirley Dudley, Marilyn Knight, Barbara Girls' League WORKING FOR VICTORY was the only appropriate motto chosen by the Girls' League to follow for the year. This title was chosen because this year, more than ever, the girls are needed to fill many jobs vacated by war workers and by service men and to take on new jobs created by the war. Knitting and sewing clubs were started in which quite a few girls participated. They also took on extra Saturday and after school jobs. Several groups of girls loaned their assistance at crop harvesting time by picking grapes. THE GIRLS' LEAGUE cabinet was headed by Ruth Hall, president, Helen Stocker, vice president, 'Louise Carlson, secretary, Lollie Lupton, treasurer, Marilyn Dudley, social chairman, Barbara Knight, program chairman, Janet Ralphs, school service, Nancy Hellyer, welfare chairman, Shirley Graefe, publicity for first semester, Eva Ford Hope, publicity for second semester, Phyllis Lloyd, Helen ,lean Binney, student body social chairman, Mary Jane Threatt, G.A.A., Hollie Lou Jolley, Sof bobans, Shirley Nish, Hi Tri, Olive Rodgers, service club, and last but not least, Miss Alverda Hertzler, advisor. Some of the interesting programs included speakers from the Red Gross and speakers from the air depot. Rcdricuez Victoria Ao Sl Bl THIS YEAR the Assoeiated Student Body and the ExfConimittce followed a wellorganized program in working toward victory. The whole spirit of the school was changed and all efforts directed toward a definite goal. The first hig accompf lishment of the year was the scrap drive. This was followed hy the jeep drive which was the pride and joy of our student hody. In just fifteen days 557158 was raised: enough money to huy nine and a half jeeps. However, several hundred more dollars worth of honds and stamps were hought in the following month. FOLLONVING THE regular routine, then, the exfconiniittee sponsored two assemblies, one of which hoostcd the jeep drive, The four afternoon dances proved more popular this year than ever hefore. The music for one of the afternoon dances was furnished by a negro hand from the San Bernardino Air Depot and admission was a defense stamp. First semester Exfcommittee officers were Andy Kan, presif dent: Bob Peters, viee president: Bernice Carlson, secretaryg seeond semester leaders were Don Ware, president: Glenn johnson, viee president: Willard Redline, secretary, and Helen Jean Binney, social chairman for the year. Wane, Do- Kaf, Andi! 'RK Jcflie, Hollie Lou , Carlsc' Berries , In , Bivey, He e' f ...vita i 4 Hall, Pri Beckelf, Ecwi' 4' . ,, T V Cernrrirs, Ge-e Y 1 Z X f E M, ., ' W www bf, in ,ex Fordf, Virgil ' N gif, f x X pe X -I X I 'J f 'vi S I ',,,,,s. , Reeves, Jafres h ,V 'Q J Feuerstein, Do'is ' Hagler, Darlene 5 f, Franflin, Barbara sa fi ' 'K ' Kemp, Doris Redline, Willard '33 Palmer, Bill Ia ww , 1 f, ga Peters, Bob Johnson, Glenn yi I -x H iw is 'Zfm i Shinkle, Long. Carfer, Graefe, Angle, I Llnclholm, Wicklzer, Van Scoyoc, Ford, Eva Tyro Weekly THE TYRO WEEKLY staff is to be complimented on the fine work the Hafcher, Stockwell, Jolley, Hollie Lou Shirley Beffy Sfan Shirley Pat Shirley Pai Jane? Beffy Dodson, Margaret Cordelia Hope Le ufhold, Verena Martinez, Dorofhy Y have accomplished this year. The staff itself consisted of only twelve members E headed by Hollie Lou Jolley, editor, under the direction of Miss Kathryn Williams, sponsor of the paper. At the first of the year the staff faced the possibility of not being able to get the newsprint required, but they not only went ahead and ubhshed th T W kl p e yro ee y but added a new feature, the Roto. A Rotogravure section features interesting pictures of the activities of schools all over the country and proved a very popular addition. Journalism takes these days of startling events. Experienced writers are needed to present the news of the world in clear and concise form to the public. Good experience was gained in writing timely and interesting accounts of important school affairs. Hollie Lou was assisted by Betty Long, associate editor, Shirle which is a responsible and difficult jobg Stan Carter sports editor' Shirle Lindh l on a new importance in y Shinkle, business manager , , y om, Exchange editor. Others on staff were Pat Angel, Shirley Graefe, Pat Hatcher, Omar La Hue, janet Stockwell, and Phil Kassel. I ! Vi' jjwk fi - A 2 lily w'L l fl 'K li, 71241 'I 0 WW W',f.f1ft'QJ5'itflfl 54 1 'rf K 1' I , I WM XXX f 'I Tyro Annual XVORK ON THE ANNUAL this year has heen of a little different nature than heretofore. NVe have had the pleasure of Composing for this hook our honor roll of S.B.H.S. graduates serving their eountry. FROM 1896 TO 1915, the Tyro was in magazine form and served both as our present weekly and as year hook. It would he iinpossihle to piek out the most interesting or most unusual of these ilt hooks, hut we hope the students will visit the old files in our lihrary and see the progress of these fifty years. Our own honor roll of editors follows. x'5f: 'lef. Paulire 'Bio Cnarles E. View- l9l2 Freda Gnnsner l'?28 Earl Ross 1307 RQZIQ Vfcte- IQI3 Eleanore Walliriqlorl l929 John Shoglunfl i898 Helen Pcr'e' l9l4 Kathryn Clarke l93O Aqnei Charvct ISQQ Bert Eoqar l9lS Katherine Reed l93I Keir Froolrs WOO Leo D. Byrne l9l6 Mariorie L. Poole I932 Dorothy Tracy SQOI M5,gg Clark l9I7 Susan Welborn l933 Ralph Parr I902 Royal Mack l9l8 Estelle Starlfe I934 Bobbie Brazelton IQO3 R4 D. Hangs I9I9 Claire Richardson l935 Helen Stanton lQ04 Qwtgtv E- TQ..-9 1920 Ruth Charlotte Marshal I936 Vivian Scott IQOS Gecvge R. Cone: I92I Lela Reed I937 Mariorie Forte IQQ6 Beniarin E. Parso I922 Elma Gibbs Catherine Parr 5907 Lg'r'a King I923 Frances Doig I938 Lois Phelps I90S Get-huge Wallace V924 Milfred Mort I939 Marcia Edelrnann I909 Milton Stafglsh l925 Florence Pendleton l94O June Ware l9lO Genevieve Sallivar I926 Lester Dail I94l Betty Jane ltlert lqll .lerrie Hensley 1927 John Briqht l942 Gloria Gillespie I943 Roberta lttert l L lite-1 Robeda Seton? Deaf' nn s s ef D-Jr:o oe, D:'c A Becrler E'JWl' Franklin, Bafnafa Dydley, Mfyilfn Heed, Virgiria Hall, Bill Binney, H-3le1 Wieman, Larry' Yurlrunski, Jin' Rite, Bob Jelinek, Celia Baylis, John C, ' ai ,f V ., 'iv f fa f fx: l um' ' , f .2 , X A A. , ., ',,,...l4 ...Vg , MW 'BME ' z pf w at-M wt.,-,L'YlfL,2,,Q. .,. , ,, , W. ,kj erspaw R., McArdle J,, Yur- Q kunski J., Palmer B. j-an 4 First row, left fo right: Dudley ' M. J., Binney H. J., Hunf N. Second row: Austin J., Moth- , phi First row, left fo right, Leu?- I hold V., Long B., Jolley H. L. 'MM fflqi Second row: M a rfi nez D., -ll- A' . 0ur School ibrganizes OUR VICTCRY CCRPS is the pride of our school. The activities are all sbme type of work toward an early allied victory. Many new campus clubs such as the knitting and sewing clubs are a part of the program. The school has been divided into six divisions: Sea, Land, Air, Community, Production, and General. All students ineligible for the first five because they lack the required subjects, are classified in the General group. Each group has two faculty sponsors and three student sponsors, a Commander, Lt. Commander, and Recorder at its head. Among its accomplishments were the housing survey, victory garden planting, and an extensive program of physical fitness. THE QUIL'L AND SCRCLL Club does much to promote an interest in journalism writing and publication. Most of the members are on the current staff of the Tyro Weekly because to become a member, a student must have received a recommending grade in at least one semester of journalism class and must be a member of one of the school honor societies. Good writers are needed now days to bring the news of the world to the public in a clear and concise manner. Most of the students in the club are working toward a career in the journalistic field. There' fore the experience gained now in journalism under the supervision of their sponsor, Miss Kathryn Williams, will be invaluable to them in the future. Grieving J., Hatcher P. J' 5 ,:- F. S. F. and Loral llonor Pre-parv Studvnts to Dlc-1-tv !Var Problc-ms THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION SOCIETY was mmm .lcrwc rhls yur than it Imd Iwcun for scx'cr41I yours. Thfy IIQILI m.my muctings in Qomunctmou xxwth thu SuIwIxms .md I'uricIc.ms, xml p.u'ticip.1tcLI in many wsu' ac' twmtlcs Thu C. S. E. mcmIwrsI1ip consists of those studcnts whosu sclwlglrship is hmgh cuough to gum them fivc points. In the pumt systcm ll grads of unc givcs thrcc pomts .xml .1 grade of two, one point. Miss Amy 5I.mc Stuiulwcrg sponsorcd this club, .md -Iamcs Rccvfs xxuls prcsiLIcnt for thu first sc1nustc1', and scccmd. MEMBERSHIP IN THE LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY is I5o1'tImsc who do fmt Imvc qultc thc Illgh scIwI.1st1c .IIIJIIIIIICIII IICL'L'SS.II'y for thc C. S. E. I'I0wuvc1', they must Imvc .1 gmdc pomt of .lt Iulst Iwo points. Thls yczu' the CIUIW was vcry .lctivc IU that xxxlr cfforts, ous of thug Iwcmg to maku scmpIwooks for the soId1crs under the supcrvmsmon of the American Rcd Cross. Ivlnrgglrct Wcncmd prmidcpl ovcr thc society for the T-II'Sf Iw.IIf of thc YC-II'Q Mlss BI4mcI1c Prcstrm scrvcd :ls spcmsor. -- -1 V S as 'Q D sc' ::- 1 : E--1: -5 V - v S. -5 e- S:ea's V. A 4 s se' -. -:':e- . V- '-'.: -.:: 'g V f A. 3'eNs'e' V. Hee ga' V N ---5 --- 3. ws 1 - ij. . i'S ff. 29: T fl, '-'5 5,v, K5f ES fn flgggugn' 3 4 I! ueye' r-J.. Nz a' 5. F':wf'- 17, Je 'e' R., Sf:.Se' K, . 5,414 Viva, -A . 6:75. Le? ': Q 9 -5 Eu Mzfe' 3. Vj- C F., Ea Jaws A. -f se' C., 332' D. Seca Iles' A., Baca' J. 7, Van VIE' J., P7C'a': Fe--5-deg M., Eaves -2 I 7' +V B., S L E. T ' Jigga NU l!?+re L. C'E ,FBSS J., I QD P' J- ., --, ff ...Gp Leif to right, first row: Woods B., Brown B., Vgbpicpyoc C., Richards J., Irwin J.E'SNe'Eond row: Craig M., Perdew B., Bruce A., Boitini D., Smith A. Third row:, Reeves J., Fleming B., Kassel! P., Sfadfman V,, Frownfelfer R. Left to right, first row: Bruce A., Y,g3,j,co.yQc-C., Woods B., Richards J., Moore M. Second row: Craig M., Skousen K., Kassell P., McArdIe J., Spears M. Forenslcs Clubs GIVE War Talks CARDINAL EORENSICS was a particularly active club this semester because of the lack of inter school activities. They were ably sponsored by Miss Ella Connor, assisted by Willard Redline and John McArdle, first and second semester presidents respectively. Among their accomplishments was a very interest' Epanel discussion given for P.T.A. on Reconstruction After the War . They also put on several successful radio programs over KEXM as well as presenting speakers and discussions for local service clubs. Aside from business, social affairs included a waffle supper and a gingerbread treat. NATIONAL ECRENSIC activity was hampered by lack of transportation and other wartime inconveniences this year. But as usual, they placed in every contest they entered. In the Lyons Club contest, Bill Woods took first place while Cordelia Van Scoyoc and Verne Stadtrnan were strong in the finals. Evelyn Steele carried away top honors in the American Legion contest and then went to Colton to capture second place. Bill Woods and Cordelia Van Scoyoc were in at the finals. While this goes to press plans are being made to enter the Redlands University contest and we know they will emerge with flying colors. They also enjoyed many social activities, their main event being a party to welcome back Mrs. Coffey, English and speech instructor. Much credit is due this fine organization. Pan gDllll'l'il'3lllS Furthor Good N oighbor Polivy THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB is one of the outstanding eluhs on our e.unpus. doing niueh to promote friendly rel.itions among the students, This year they studied the eeononiie situ.itioiis of the South Anieriegui eountries in order to undersnuid the countries with whom we shrill estgilwlisli friendship alter the wzir. They partieiimited in s-:x'er.il .issemlwlies sind sponsored .1 very successful dzuiee in true South Anierie.ui style. This eluh whose ineinlwership eonsists of ai erossfseetion of n.ition.ilities was presided over hy Niek Guttierre: .ind was sponsored hy Miss Elsie H.lZClwO0d. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA took on added importzuiee this year with their vziluiihle knowledge of lillflllillg and crops. They volunteered their services to loe.il fgirniers and growers in the zihsenee of the niziny workers who have gone to wair. hy working after sehool and weekfends, sind were exeused to help in special eases, Contests were limited this year heeziuse of transportation, hut the F. F. A. brought honor on themselves at the few they attended. Mr. Max Kipf served tis sponsor with Charles Stevens as president of the eluh. Lei' 'c g s' 'cm Ecco- g--3: 'v'. Ser: S. Nzfega D. G.rTer'-ez N. M,.rI lo F, Vega F. Se-::': 'cw Ra':s F., Sa-3'z F. Hanes L Elartc L. Tl-ird fc-v: Al'-vcarez B. Bez: ef E. 55: E., Bcffirl D. Mglllc C. Vega F. Sf '-g- Nciega L. Dave G., Fam: A. Pf:c g.ez D. ff? lifiam. , , ,CQ 5 fX Left to right, ffrs? rout F51 E., A Sutton S., LeBarorl L., Ellis C., LJ Rodriguez R., Hcifnan H., v, Knadle' J., Lawefbcrm P. Blake E. SECOWG raw: Vlf:er,7r.g , 5 D., Blake E., Houghton N., Bruclf F., Verigan VI., Terry P., Belden B. Frfe K, Jack- l son G. Third row: Dye T., Bean D., Carey R., Keg D., Hilbig F, Dewar J., Plc?-5'7 D., Cummings C. sv ' f 'fl E' fa ' ' .J T f- X 9 1 I . , Left to right, first row: Feuer- stiene D., Flory W., Putney G-. Jolley H., Long B., Lewis 5-. 5 Curtis M., Steele E. Second row: Brewster N., Brooks F., Carlson B., Sheets D., Long P-. Rankins J., Berk E., Perkins D. Third row: Stockton M., Lorber R., Brown B., Mrs. Poss, Leuf- hold V., Pearson, D., Moyer B.. Kipf H. Left +o right, firsf row: Palmer B., Redline W., Reeves J., Ware D., Wieman L., Crass B., Shaw W., Stevenson M. Second row: Perdew B., Dickey F., Clark B., Wheeler J., Har- ris J., Woods B. Third row: Baylis J., McCrackin R., Poss S., Bancroft D., Keck, Forrest, sponsorg Newcomer J., Black- well G. Future Leaders Belong to Perieleans and Sohohans THE SCBOBAN CLUB is composed of honor students of the high school. They must be outstanding in some special field such as speech or dramatics, and must maintain membership in either C. S. F. or the Local Honor Society. Their main activity for the year was the U. S. defense stamp sales. Through Soboban efforts twentyffive hundred dollars worth of bonds and stamps were sold through the school. The aim of the organization is to promote school spirit and help keep up better morale. The club is ably sponsored by physical education instructor, Mrs. Winifred Poss. ' THE PERICLEAN CLUB is composed of boys who have proved to be outstanding in character and citizenship and who have high scholastic attainment. This year they got right into the swing of things with Willard Redline as president. They sponsored the first afternoon dance, held in the cafeteria, and one of the plays. Their annual Christmas party for little children was called off because of their inability to provide proper transportation because of gas rationing. Mr. Forrest Keck was sponsor again this year, 58 Left 'a 'ighi 'irs' row, fre' 'o back: Dae:-'as N. J., Cline T., West A., Crowell Lee K., Pass S., Canady M., Goociwir- T., Te a D. Seto' row: Young V., Harmon L. Young J., F-l+on R., Mulle W., Silves D.. Suell J., Pierce T,, Teffefeller M., Burch D Thiro row: Yong B., Smart H., Koleher E., Sirrors C., Heard B., Giebeler H., Dunn rold L., Baader N., Kennedy J. McCra:kIn R., Wr Fourfh row: Schopo V., Carl son L., Cork C., l-lines R., Markey C., Oehl G., Morris N., Stricklin L., Gomez M. Fifth row: Santini ans C., Woods B., Gomez S., Carlson B., Austin D., Givens P., Franklin C., Murrill F. Color bearer, Barbar Baldridge. Leader, Osman lngraharn. Blake E., Boggio V., Burke Ml., Brooks P., Branscurn R., Bowler, Carter G., Carey J., M., Giebeler H., Houhton W., Hornby R., Johnson G., Kuzzell C., Lloyd P., Mignot ler W., Plummer J.. B., Romo R., Smith K., Staver? B., Thomas R., Thornas G.. Thomas W., Woodworth F., Wifhem L., Zaragoza J. 59 R 'Q The Armed Forces Need Music, T00 THE SCHOOL BAND is the pride of our school, proving itself to he one of the host in this part of thc country. Although opportunity to play for football games and other affairs was cut down this year, the hand appeared whenever possible to boost our tcam on to victory, The majorcttcs were one of the most important parts of the band and were highlights of many a parade. The hand was very willing and coopemtive whenever they were needed for civic parades, and programs, as well as putting on good performances in our own auditorium for school plays, programs and assemblies. THE ORCHESTRA class was formed to encourage musical talent among the students. It has succeeded in creating interest in thc hcst music in the school as a whole. This class has worked hard to provide the excellent music which is a suitable and effective hackground for our plays, assemblies, and musicals, Many fine musicians have been turned out from this class and much credit is due to Mr. Osman Ingraham who so ably directs this organization and the band. s G.o'c':i ci n l ag-., ar is N P., Har- F 'a-1 ight C. Blake E., B., Gi V- Snell R., o a n ix T . I h V r ,A ' :L . f Q, , Canady A., Mil- Ramirez Q D Stage Crew and Usherettes Aid War THE STAGE CREW is one of the most important organizations in the school. They receive no pay or glory, but they work hard. Every time the auditorium is used for a school affair these boys are on hand to lend their assistance. Their big job comes with every school play. They must be on hand for all rehearsals and spend extra time preparing and clearing the stage for each performance. They handle everything pertaining to the stage from taking care of the lights, to raising and lowering curtains and juggling scenery and properties. Much credit should be given to them for their cheerfulness and their patient cooperation. THE USHERETTES are a group. of girls organized by Mr. Howard H. Palmer to usher for school programs and performances. They make a very colorful picture in their uniforms of black satin slacks and brilliant red satin blouses with gold trimmings. The red and black carries out the Cardinal color scheme and is very impressive. They participate in social affairs just as the other organizations do and have get togethers every so often. To become a member they must be able to walk correctly and gracefully and look well in their uniforms. Stage Crew in Acfio U. Left To right: Ec gf D., Baldrige B., Murphy Flory W., McWe+hy B., LaR se D., Fallon M., Richardson Graham M., Praster P., R d ., Graham M., Kennedy N Gregory P., Castillo R., F d J., Reynolds B., Moyer B. J., Kan A., Lorber R., Carlson Pre-Flight Early Training Produvos B1-ttor Flyers PREFLIGHT COURSES were introduced for the first time this year and have proved very successful. Approximately sixty hoys and twenty girls from the Senior class xvcrc permitted to take it. The course follows regular Army prefflight routine and consists ol' the five fundamentals of ground training: learning to fly, aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, aids and safeguards. The two classes compose the aviation division of the victory corps and were the first ones to xvear their arm hands with the insignia. Wlieii the students have finished the course with a mathematics average of at least seventy, they are entitled to take the C. A. A. examination. The classes were instructed by Mr. Webster Hall. Emphasis is placed on mathematics such as prohlems in navigation. A thorough knowledge of algebra is necessary. The course has heen a science major for high school graduation, but yet can not qualify as a college entrance science. A new mathematics class was also introduced to help the students who will take prefflight next year. Let' 'Q QM iffst 'snr Pave'- sc' E. Crass B. Pe'-rs B. Ccffirgfcr J. Botriri D. Blai' B., Mi' e' J. Bro:-cs K. Basic' B. Se:c': few: Delofg S.. De'sel F-4. G-'art B. Aus+er- 'far M. Rowe E. Lewis J., qs G'ee' D. Tr : 'cw Mr. Hall it Q i's '-:': Gloss B. WB? l... Duailey M., Tegue M. B-e:'or:l r L't+'e G. WVfe E., V!a'c'oJs -- G. Davies? C. Bacca T., MA- Sfore J. Pda' K. Fifth row: Wil 15 D, 'iff'-fp:-e D. Gb- so' B., E::,e 'e7 ef B. Sf:- sc' B. ifgC. Lf Leif fe, right, flfs' 'cuz ifflgk- izer B., Sh?'v'e S., Neffvaa Hortor L., Neff: D. Caf- fer S., Peters B., Keep B. Silver W., Oelm E. Seccxd YON Jones R., Campbell B. Pedl V2 W., Shaw W., Inman J., Mur- phy W., Woods B., Thonipsc' RH Adares V. Thirg few: Per- dew B,, Homer D,, Widmefer R., Koch J., Hawes R., Brfan B., Yurkur-slfi J. Fourth fowl: I3 Robey V,, Hall, WELJSTEV, lr.- sfructor, Squires A., Branscum B., Dodson M. 51 ' ,fl 1'-I Left lo right, first row: Love B., Palmer B., Lupton L. Sec- ond row: Quinn R., HunT N., Wiley D., Stone J., Dudley M., Perdew B. Third row: Oehl K., Sweifzer L. Left lo right, first row: Palmer B., Stone J., Graham B., Cock- ing B., Hunt N. Second row: Lubbring M., Hanson A., Love B., Dudley M., Lupton L., Rey- nolds B. Thlrd row: Brown B., Perkins B., Wahlen G., Bower B., Jordan S., Worlman D. Fourth row: Quinn R., Sawyer J., Oehl K., Holmgren L. Fifth row: Blockwell J.,Swei'r- Ier L., Howard H. Palmer, coach, Wiley D., Yurkunski J. Thespians in War Time THIS YEAR NATIONAL Thespians has turned its efforts toward Victory Corps work and other activities of presentfday importance, In spite of the fact that plays were curtailed to only two this year, several new members were admitted to the club. Because of gasoline and tire rationing, play activities were sharply reduced and rehearsals were hindered because of the possibility of blackouts. After victory activities will again be resumed with renewed energy. THE CARDINAL THESPIAN was late in getting started this year, but they made up for that later during second semester. To be eligible for membership in the club one must have had a speaking part in at least one school play. The only social activities enjoyed were the two initiations. Under the able direction of sponsor and drama coach, Howard H. Palmer, with the assistance of Bobbie Graham, president of the club, they sponsored the annual junior high school play tournament. They were also responsible for a very successful school play and entertained the student body in several assemblies. 0ur Girls Knit and Sew for Victory ALTHOUGH KNITTING is a 'lmustu on almost every girl's list of accompf lishments, a special group of girls this year distinguished themselves by devoting a part of their spare time to doing Red Cross knitting. The students themselves donate a good part of the yarn used and the rest is furnished by the local Red Cross chapter. The club is also a new member of the Victory Corps and is sponsored by Miss Ovcrby and Miss NVilliams. Meetings are held every Wediiesdaiy evening after school at school. So far the girls have turned out many useful articles such as toe socks, I-:nee bands, and socks. Besides gaining valuable experience, the girls are doing their part for the effort. THE SEWING CLUB was another newly organized group to further our schools participation in the war effort. It is another important part of the Victory Corps which is the schools newest plan to aid in working for victory. Meetings are held one night a week after school in one of the sewing rooms. Membership is voluntary and there are about twentyffive girls participating. All the sewing is done for the local Red Cross chapter and is under the able direction of Miss Ruby Stahlford, sewing teacher. Among their accomplishments are afghans, slippers, fracture pillows, pillow slips, and many other useful articles for our fighting men. tx Q A I C ' hi 'J' Y D ,W I. - K '- I ' A Leg? +5 QM, Fi-s' 'ow Bo S ' ce-eg-3 M, SIQQT-is P Mover - B.. Madre' L., Mlccllefcn D., li .VcCcwe- M. Fosfer J., Germ- ' 9:-5' Ie,' P. Se::': 'cwz B ww M., Q3- ,L A Ycxgs B. Miller LM Cle:k'er I D., Baliestero E., Brooks F., Biwpfc' E. Trfrd row' Harris A., K'is'c5e'sem H., Flc.d M., Lo-ci P., Dafnfels M., Miss Overbf, N'ss Williams, Sac'- SOVS. Left tg right FV5? 'Lui lflerf R., Johiscn G., 90' 9 Bake' V., Holmes VL, Harszn A. Second row: Dorvongaez M., Galleries A., Hill A., Barr: V., Flick M., Weffioc Third row: Lillibridge J., Cur- tiss N., McLain V., Hansen J.. Sfahlford, R. l--. SFf0f'5'- 63 -w 4-: r S , I 'I . , g XM..- Wag...-. 'VC ., Y, W ' X Q wa. 1 4.6 arid , . f ,Ms ' ff fy, . My. st.. f home Ma. may .. .. W f .1 ofa.. . if U Q cs First row, left to right: Boyd B,, Jones G. M., Hollings Loreiha, lnghram B. Second row: Wood T., Fisher C., Cherry O. L., Isaac L. Third row: Jiggeffs S., Bross B., Melvin M. Fist row, lefl' to right: Lind- holm S., Mariinez D., Long B., Hanson A., Lehman H., Kemp D., Gormley P. Second row: Archer F., Neher M., Fisher E., Holmes W., Rose D. Third row: Cooknell J., Adams N. H., Miss Norton, sponsor, Lucas Pat. We Learn of 0ther Races THE ROCKET' CLUB was another important addition to campus groups this year. lts aim is to give the colored students greater opportunity to be of service to their school and community. Because the organization is new, full plans for the rest of this year have not yet been completed. Some activities planned for the future include sponsoring an assembly and perhaps an afternoon dance. They are also working toward Victory Corps work and already have proved very successful in their Work on the housing survey. A complete record of each member's accomplish' ments will be kept. Cofsponsors of the club are Miss Dorothy Doolittle and Mr. Webster Hall. The officers include Billy Boyd, Presidentg Barbara Saville, Vice' presidentg and Loretha Hollings, Secretary. THB SPANISH CLUB is particularly important this year because of our close association with the allied countries of South America. A good many of our neighbors to the south of us are Spanish speakingg therefore in these days the services of the Spanish Club are invaluable. Their purpose is to learn the language Well enough that they can converse fluently and easily write the language. Their meetings are held every Wednesday afternoon after school under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Norton. This year's activities include making large scrapbooks containing magazine stories and joke books for our service men in the hospital. Most social activities were eliminated to give time to important work. l M Dlusiv and Svlmlarship for WVar THE AEOLIAN CLUB was up to its usual best this year proving that music is of great importance in these times. The club did a great deal this year in presenting programs outside of school as well as for the students. They presented a very colorful and beautiful Christmas pageant at an assembly and put on a patriotic assembly based on Ballad For America to promote this year's patriotic theme. Some of the members who put on programs for local service clubs and camps. were very gratefully received. Meetings were held every other Monday afterf noon under the sponsorship of Miss Martha Alice Mackenzie, aided by President Dean Bottini. VJE ARE EXCEEDINGLY proud this year of the California Scholarship Federation. In spite of the many activities and jobs keeping our students busy, we had the largest number of Seal Bearers, twentyfthree this year, that we have had in previous years. Many students have devoted much of their time to Victory Corps jobs, such as knitting. sewing, and even picking crops: but they have also found the time to keep up with their studies and make C.S.F. qualifications for four semesters. one of them being in the senior year. First -cw, let' to right: Berg- sfrar- C., Ricrardsor R., Aras' E., Fernandes M., Blackwell L., Calawell H., MCCQ-wan N.. Huff'-ar L. Secorc row: Wright C. Byror' M.. Gola V.. Staf- ford L., Frarwlrlir B. Hanson J., Hansen J., Muir C., Buck D.: Trird row: Rose D., Ruclfle B. J., McLain V., Carpenter C. Henley J., Bottirli D., PerkirS B., Greer D. Fourth row: Wearing D. Stewart E. Beclf- ley E. Top row: CO'b5fl 9-, Blackwell G. Sa-wer J. Pal- mer J. ff Left 'ro right, first row: Leu?- hold V., Shinkle S., Gormley P., Jollev H. L., Long B., Harris B., Gurr S, Second row: Smart H., Dudley M. J., Kemp D., Berk C., Hatcher P., Lewis B. Third row: Long P., Woods BH Flory W. 9 ' ...ta L l ? Social Affairs Keep Up Civilian Morale ALTHOUGH THE SOCIAL LIFE of San Bernardino High School was sharply curtailed because of gasoline rationing and tire shortage, morale was kept up by afternoon dances and a few evening affairs. One of the best social affairs was the rally for the Redlands football game held at the Eox Theatre. Two excellent pictures were shown and a pep rally with vaudeville acts and skits was held between features, The Pericleans sponsored it with Willard Redline and Don Ware heading the committees. THE FALL RECEPTION held in the cafeteria was to welcome the sophof mores and other new students. There was an unusually large turnout and everyone thoroughly enjoyed himself. Afternoon dances were held about once a month. They were sponsored by different clubs and were used for pep rallies, pencil drives, and for selling defense stamps. The juniorfSenior Prom was the outstanding event of the year. The transportation problem was responsible for some changes, but we all agreed it was one of the best dances S. B. H. S. has had. Th 'r RII FII R pf f- 5+ few eff tc 'glrtz Kar- 5 . N TH--pfrfa, J R599 3'3' 'C V Sec av: DeTar D.. Pc' C o A P B ie . Fa. 10 right: Cocking B Ier D., Knig These Girls Enoourage Victory ANOTHER HIGHLIGHT of our short football season was the pom pom girls who added much pep and vitality to the games. Their many intricate routines furnished entertainment at rallies and assemblies throughout the year. For the first time the girls marched with the band and made a very colorful picture in their bright red sweaters, white skirts, and huge red and white pom poms. The girls were chosen at the first of thc year hy Mrs. Wi1iif1'ed Poss of the physical education department and rehearsed every day during their gym period. Their activities produced much of our school spirit. PUTTING THEIR HEART and soul into their work, these three yell' leaders enthusiastically led our school yells. Dressed in their red sweaters and white skirts, they added color and vitality to all our games. Under their supervision the student body cheered our team on to many a great victory and rallied their spirits even in the few defeats. They introduced several new yells, including a chant, and made variations in some of the old. Darlene Hagler was head yell leaderg Barbara Knight and Betty Cocking, assistants. rf-n .t M, ws- fi 2 -Z'f'Pt f' r 4. Rv . I ,S sf M J, .. ,, M, ., ,a f M N Arsenic and 0ld Lace MARSENIC AND OLD LACE was a rollicking comedy produced by Periclean Club and directed by Howard H. Palmer. The story involves two sweet old ladies who come from a fine Brooklyn family. Their only peculiarity is a penchant for murdering unattached elderly gentlemen with poisoned elderberry wine. The plot becomes very hilarious when the old ladies, whose victims total thirteen, find that their nephew also has thirteen bodies to his credit. The sweet old aunts are played by Betty Love and a prominent newcomer Sue jordan. The three nephews, a homicidal maniac, and a very sane young newspaper man, and one who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt are played by Bill Perdew, Bill Palmer, and Jack Stone respecf tively. The love interest is furnished by Naomi Hunt and the quack doctor is Deanne Wiley. Leonard Schweitzer, Kent Oehl, Bob Sawyer, Gerald Blackwell represented policemen and Jim Yurkunski, Reverend Dr. Harper, Bob Quinn, Mr. Gibbs, and Carleton Spitzer, Mr. Witherspoon. Left to right J d S L B., Blackw Il O hl K WI D., Sawy J P d B Switzer L. St J Left 'ro right J d S PI mer B., H T N S T C P Love B. on 'om l-:P+ +9 r,g'7Z lffilif D., Lupfc' L., PETJVWS N., for-e J, Bgfmrn row: Remolds B., Per- ew B., Palmer B., Dudely M. 69 Play HEAVEN CAN XYAITN or Here Comes Mi'. Jordan, the first play of the year was an amusing three act comedy farce sponsored hy the Pericleans. It is the story of a prize fighter, Vx7illard Redline, who was taken to heaven sixty years before his time. He has some hilarious experiences when he finds he cannot return to his body hccause it has hcen cremated. Wliile trying to find a suitable hody, he comes in contact with many people including Mr. jordan, Deanne Wileyg Messenger 'Oli black Stoncg Julia Farnsworth, Marilyn Dudleyg Tony Ahhott, Bill Epperf hcimerg Bette Logan, Lollie Lupton1 Miix Levene, Bill Palmerq supported by many valuable minor players, Mr. Palmer directed the play assisted hy Bahs Brown and Bill Pcrdew. student directors. l MoJ?,f mqgdgwfygzpy f yfwfwfgwf ffywfffifwwwyww MWVWWQKPVQLQZ FW! Q,-fsfffjyfof .ffwfwgwff O59-V Nwfzzfyyffz-Qfywffwifhy Eff .wfffdfffffff wwf,- f ' n ,WH of Qfwwffvff fmfigfffff 7fj21f77v2ffy+fL'?af 7?W7fWq mqdlfqf M?-fffgyjf Wdwzfg WW wif! , QWAWZYQQ 7' r I' 1 fl O IIJJ' ' if -S, 3 LI' 9' ld, ,J M ' J ' rv, ,X I y 1 ls! M. V 10 5' 1,'! 7 l'o f ' J .1 f , g 11 ,U 3 AAC 1 I Y ' ,I ' ' 6 ' , f 1 4 1' 1 1 J rd ,Mig ? i ' s sl .' ff Q .L-ni J! Sw 26 . O,.sw-M wwjmwi Www-1?'L5,.bNgy b uv-' F ,vu-2319-'AA' ' SLQN gQ,,o,o,l4Jf3L. 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W., W, ' nw? ,.V., Mi ,Zfuv ' :EW .1 ,V-.V ff?5..Q,,Q . 1 , ,wk , .m , V .M r 3 im 4 1 x 4 W A 'F ,wa A -e ,W f 1 I Cmf pm F , ,, 5 IH' :fri Z lif K 'EQ-fd f f .1 v, Y , QT K . f:,vif'f3'Y' . ,.-,Nigga ' :H- if . ,dh ,Z -1 -- xiii' fffifi , , 'ea ., V AM 593 255 Xf- Left to right, first row: Peters B., Cooley B., Soria A., Romo A., O'Hara A., Fisher H.. Marquiss B., Contreras R., Za- none E., Visbal L., Campbell B., Shelly P., Garrison D., Fraidenberg B. Second row! DeWitt D., Hunt R., Delvleesier B., Howard J. B., Seccombe O., Gibbs B,, Fondy V., Hor- ton L., Gregory B., Valles F., Eicke C., Wood B., Hill J. Third row: Reaves O., Ashlev B., Ralston B., Jackson G., Broadbelt B., Acosta C., Flin B., Troy D., Dodson H., Joris K., Johnston B. ...sa ,.,.,.,... .. fa. . V f., , - f l . ,, 1, -.g J. A . , 2 , , f L3-'V A .1 ' f. '34 N f' B ' rdf- fggfD5.5,', ' ea. Q . .f. f f - A ' .Jr ' X . Z-iff' 5, 11,275 gj .N va af f 0' w 't7z f i V' fa fa- I.. . . , . .' gf 2-'ff ,- l f ' Juli J V ' Z 1 E ' rm ,qv . 1 J . 1 1 1 ff ! ls' f Q.. -. , K , -,M s .. ,, .,. :5,,,.f i . agcffn J ,fi .,... 42, ,,' ,w,5m. ,. ,',, ,L -M , : . if sy n - J i, ,Mu .. MA, ,V f 4.5 , A 1 fa, 24:7 W , Z fw: ,f I jf m..,fs, ,aff ,AQ Football Toughens 'Em Up for the Army FQOTBALL THIS YEAR was quite a minor cry to the major cry WAR. Gasoline and tire rationing and dimouts tried to push football into the past. But with such a fine team under Coach Kenny Johnson, it could be heard above almost any cry, The first game with Lancaster made for us an overwhelming victory 2OfO. Chaffey dropping out of the C. B. L. was quite a blow to the league members, but the schedule was immediately revamped. To show the real strength of the team they were matched with a college team, the Redlands Frosh with a result of a scoreless tie. During the many hours of practice the boys knew they were building themselves up not only for themselves but for their country. Firsi String in Action Hcvcn Takes Tl-e'ri On R., Flin B., Carfpnell B., Frisbie H., Shelly P., Vista' L., Gregory B., Gibbs B., V., Horton l.., Fisher H., Con 'rreras R., DeV!lft D., Murph! J., Peters B., Carter S., Sec- combe O. Center: Zan O'Hera A., Rome. A. 73 Lett to rigrt, T,VSf' . ff' H one E., A XVEEK LATER the team was defeated by the Redlands 'Terriers by a score of lSfO. But .1 return game was played on the Terriers' field, this time S. B. H. S. was ready and defeated them 643. Another game with a tough rival was played xvithin a week, Coltong the Cards pouneed on them for a score of l2f6. The Armistice Day game was played with Riversideg and a tough fight was held but the Cards came out on top UMW, Vditli these recent victories the Cards were held a slight favorite over Pomona to win the C. B. L. ehampionship. Thanksgiving was chosen for the eventful day, but those who went were disappointed to see our team finally go under at a score of 1516, Although the boys didn't win the championship, they knew they had done their part in the first football season in WORLD WAR NO. 2. gilt! 1-!v 'l' AI . 4 ' ,Z 1 ui, gs. .- 'Q 'e S4 . K :W J' L ' 5 -gy' ...Q . 1,1 r.f 5 h -4, ,- - agpgeff, ,Q ,t ,I V, ,,. T fi, Av .. um., . .--dw1f.f:',.Q'f- - i .:- Q ' ' . .,.:Q1,ff,gaJ4--Lf'i' ' '. ., f,-gy 1 , .,vv ,.J..59'.4'. ' .V . ' Fondf , g, awww , . P f . ..,, I1 y 'WM H '15 . ZW . , M 1 . A A F . .,,. .-'...n.,xo, , W. 1 in ' 1, A, 'QR 4 ,,, fs , V s if Q Z' , , .. ,.. Kneeling, left to right Green E ' L,, Sanfoyo A., Austin D. 1 ' First row: Gamboa R., Wal- f droup G., Fisher H., Visbal L., Doyle R., Zanone E., Z0- warka B,, Hunt R., Murphy M. Second row: Smith G., Thoma- . son B,, Ringstad D., Fondy V., Aide O. Pasadena Game f 5 T 4 Basketball Trains 0ur Boys T0 Be Mentally Alert THE QUICK and exciting game of Basketball is truly a game which calls for wide awake and physically fit boys. These qualifications are called for with men in all branches of the services. A USUAL group of fine boys reported to Coach Fawley in November and with less than a month of practice, had their first game. Their first games were a series of games with Colton High with an overwhelming victory for us, giving the team real confidence for final victory in the C. B. L. BUT THEIR first league game was lost to Redlands 3027. Again the boys were caught off guard by Riverside beating the Cards 4367 The Pomona game was the last one for many Seniors who graduated in Februaryg therefore the boys put everything into the game and put us over for a victory 3966. 7 Left VOM SOI, 75 ll sketball Trains 0ur Boys To Bo Dlentally Alert FOR THE SECOND game with Riverside, of this season, a completely revamped team beat the Riverside team 47125. Again the Cards were triumphant by walloping Redlands 3760. The boys were really oll' to victory by beating Pomona 43 37, and, in turn, winning the C. B, L. championship, THE TEAM this year compared favorably with the teams so much spoken of in 1925 and 1926. We could hardly point out any group ol stars or any star this year, but all were stars in their position, even in substituting. To prove this the first quarter substitutes had to take over the team at the midyear and did a fine job of it. XVITH FINAL VICTORY at hand, the Cards played Pasadena for C. B. L, playoff, but Pasadena proved to be too big and experienced and downed the Redbirds 4337 and thus a brilliant season was ended. Pcxrcxa Game .', W ,, Ma. tif. f'-uf -f4,.w f. vc, rlgm: Visual L., Wai- ci G., Doyle FL, Thora- B., C'ddfCVd W., Mgr. A Left to right, first row: Coach Hodge, Contreras K., Dom- Meester B., Salas R. Second row: Aslley B., Garcia L., Herrera H., Skousen K., Romo A., Romo R., Errhe C., Joris K., Blake E., We ing D., Mar- quard G., Blake E., Smith G. Kneeling: Mgrs. Holmgren L., Track Is Training 0ur Boys To Chase the Japs IN THE LISTS of sports there is not one sport that builds a person up more physically than track. Track trains in endurance and wind, builds up muscle, and makes for good sportsmanship. With this in mind the boys went out to train with Coach Hodge for the 1943 track season. WITH THE SI-ICRTAGE of gasoline and tires, the boys canceled all distant track meets and held postfoffice track meets with them, sending results of each event and comparing the results. This type of competition does not give the boys the most enjoyment out of the meets, but the boys will go through with it with flying colors. WITH ONLY A few returning lettermen, the team held high hopes and aspirations of winning the C. B. L. Gay Waldroup is very likely to take the high honors on the hurdles, Crville Best and Arthur Romo in the sprints. With so many boys being called into service and joining up, it is hard to get all the talented boys, but what our team lacks in talent, it makes up in real stamina and fight. WITH SUCH RAINY weather the boys haven't trained as much as they should, but they are sure to do well at their first real track meet, a practice meet at Riverside. With such an early deadline we cannot report on any of their progress, but we are sure of success and victory. 76 ingue M., Broadbelf B., Wal- droup G., Nemefh B., Bristow . o J., Twomley D., De- Baseball, A Galne That Requires Coordination of Mind and Muscles BASEBALL IS TRULY an Amcrican game or k'the American game. In this game a boy can build sportsmanship, coordination, and good physical fitness. XVith a fine coach and thirtyffive boys out, the baseball team started off rather poorly because of the war uncertainty. Coach johnson assured the boys that they would play though, even if they had to play among their own intrafmural leagues. ONLY TWO RETURNING lettcrmcn, Bob Peters and Virgil Fondy, does not make too bright a future, but for the past two years our team has captured the C. B. 'L. championship with a less prospective outlook. The boys have taken a lot of commando training which was not required, but just to build their bodies up for the service of the United States. And with that spirit we are sure that the boys will make a fine showing wherever or whenever they play. COACH JOHNSCN is planning a tournament at San Bernardino, at which a day of baseball will be played between the league teams. flrj' l i ' ,fl r r f 'ff . st w let o rig'-rfzvloozs Cashman, Erickson, Baer, VIII- lrins, Brooks, Morfgovem, Freeman, Gragon, Murrkf, Hernandez, Wells, O4COV'Of. Second row: Claypool, Clcyd, Mofherspaw, Willrins, Caf'rof, Marguia, Mora, Paddock, Taulbee, Widme-yer, Barrels- meyer, Hunt, Peters, Johnson. Cannon, Sulivant, Third row: Doyle, Dowd, Visbal, Findley, Sfahlheber, Smith Krouslfuo, Epperheimer, Fisealini, Homi- brook, Fondey. 77 ,.m. -..., -L Y , ,, . H.-.Q-vwwa . is A V son H., Vroma The Tennis Team Is Keeping Physically Fit A GAME that receives very little credit for training to be physically fit, is the game of tennis. Endurance, coordination, wind and stickftofitfiveness are only a few of the qualifications of a good tennis player. Our team had 9 good tennis players with as many qualifications as our big strong football men. ONLY A PERSCN who has played the game knows what it takes to play tennis, and it takes plenty. Under Coach Hodge a rapidly improving team is fighting its way to the top with john Gray and Bill Woods as the star singles players, and Wayne Vroman and A. C. Ferguson the leading doubles players. The first matches with the San Bernardino Junior College, our team lost to J. C. because of our lack of experience and training. BECAUSE OF THE deadline of this publication this year, we cannot follow the team as we have in past years. But we are sure that they will not let us down, for the tennis team never has, no matter how few fellows turn out for tennis. Left to right: W A., Woods W. VH Sophomore Sports , s ,XM- K . fy' az , ' , Driskill M Sophomore Football Builds Up 0ur Boys Physically WITH TWO FINE COACHES, Ralph Simpson and Victor Hodge, the sophomore football team headed straight for the C. B. L. championship. To start off the season the boys were matched against their old rival Redlands Toy Terriers and trampled on them to a score of 7fO. Within a week they returned to lick them again, this time l3fO. The boys played their usual game with Perris High School and surprised everyone by tying them 1343. The game with Riverside caught the boys playing some of their best ball beating them 27f6. To top off the season taking the C. B. L. Championship, the boys beat Pomona to the tune of 6689. Although many of these boys will not have to serve in their country's service, they built up their bodies and learned to work with a team. Cur country needs strong and mentally alert young men to reconstruct our country after the war. Left to right tlrt row back R., Heywood H Coker K., Ramirez O Agular Gomez R D skull M Turrbull B., Mgrs. Claypool J Crowell B. Second row Hodge Menor N Dowd J Kelley P Schuman B Buckrnqton Vetelo J., Simpson W Cald well D., Houser L Martinez E., Simpson Ralph Coach Third row Grayson A Gal van D., Sta eber 611 nessy B., Foster SchwarZ F., Lambeth L Somzngul M Chase R., Hunt R r 'DW Worsham L R Barker B., Rohrer B Brlmmef D., Kay D Edmonds F ff man H., Fisher C First row, left to right Chase R., Housor B Kay D Ro rer B., Buckingham F Dowd Center: Heywood H Coker K., Schuman Burbac Sophomore Basketball Blake-s for EXPOPi0HPO and Training SOPHONIORES in later years will prohahly he finishing this war, therefore they should now start training for serviee. Baskethall teaches alertness and good fellowship as no other game willg and so with these qualifieations this game is essential. AT THE END of foothall season a fine group of sophomores reported to Coach Simpson for practice, hut luek wasnt with them for they were defeated hy every team exeept Riverside. It seemed the hoys lacked the power, and at least the one good star which every team should have. But the teams were sueh a good hunch of hoys, we are sure they will make a fine team next year after this year's experience. THOSE RECEIVING LETTERS were Eisealiiii, Roher, Keough, Swartz, Salaz, Gomes, Brimmer, Caldwell, and Burhaek. ENN., ISN we If Lei' to right Keogf' J., Edt'- i-er O., Rghref B. Calawefl M., Mgt, Fisialiri J., B-Mbit? 4, W . .Q WW , Left fo right, fre? row: Stahl- heber J., Galvan D., Nunez A., Gomez B., Vefefo J., Keogh J., Fiscalni J., Lambeth L. Second row: Rohrer B., Brimmer D., Schivartz F., Harris D., Salas R., Burback R., Caldwell D. 81 Left to right, firsl row: Coach l-lodge, Spain J., Shay J., Menov N., Espinoza E., Har- vey W., Murray E., Pierce T., LeBarge W. Second row: Nor- ris G., Fulton V., Potter V., Benfson J., Henley J., Burke W., Burback R., Meyer B., Cloar C., Roughton B. Third: Johnson L., Ramirez l., Wal- droup R., Burkhart J., Law- rence B., McGinty L., Blalock T., Hart L., Blake D Cisher C., Morgan M. C 0 Sophomore Track, A Conditioner SCPHOMORE TRACK has really conditioned boys to good health habits, better physical fitness, and good sportsmanship more than any other sport. Although it is true that if one does not have a natural ability for this sport, he will not go very far. A i UNDER COACH HODCE the sophomores receive the same training the varsity team gets, only a little more elementary perhaps. A boy starts in his sophof more year picking the events which he wishes to enter and tries to continue right through his senior year. The boy who has ability and who works hard, goes aheadg therefore it is no loafer's sport. WE EXPECT to see some fine things done by these boys and some high records broken. X Fifsf row, lef' fc Worr: Aide O.. Lever B., Lccrw: 1: ., Waldrouo G. Gicbs B., Flinn B., DeWI++ D., Coach Hodge. Second row, lei? to 'ighfr Palr-'er B., Valies G. Visbal L., Coach Pauley Coach Sr 1pSor1,VVccssB C w ci W., Fflsbf H., C ' fa F Left fo right: Kerm Norman Fawley, Ralph Simp- son, Victor Hodge. 83 Bloek S and tlw Coavlu-S WHE BLOCK S was not a very active group this year, hut we cannot say that, without modifying with the statement to mean not very active around school ..They were active all over the world. Their president, La Verne Horton, is now representing the group in the United States Marines. Emilio Zanone, Ben Gregory, -lack Eraidenherg, Boh Thomason, Boh lvioore, and scores of other memhers all are representing us and making our athletic group active in the services of the United States. THESE MEN with their fine physical training are shortening their training and hecoming leaders in their lwranch of the U. S. forces. Their service is making a name for our school, and our community, and for their physical training, XVE CANNOT speak of physical training without speaking of the trainers. The coaches this year are serving their country more than in any previous year hy training men for the services and hy working hard with the hoys. It would he impossible for the complete editing of this section of our hook without the complete cofoperation of all the coaches. V L rflf' 5... .Q nun -s .qu- --.i -an . M. .... nn- Q- ..- f ff ry elh Johnson, AW f ff 49544-12261 2. 1 3 ... W I Mm lWZigl7fWwf7f9ZfW!M'M fm WW WA 7wL, ,, ZW,Z.cQ4o,,, WQQXWPD4 7 ' ff-ff-fc Jfjwf Citi! J 'yy lf 'W' 1, 1. . ,N f bg ... V..-..- --- Tri--nv T-A-'25-' QQ ,H Agn 'Sl- Wffsgu 0 -.a ' 54 ,. V, ywwfffv- V' -fl-5-'ZW .-f:s.zk.,i'h U1- v' 1'1- :J Q ' me M--vw-.,.1-. A u'4.g:1, - y1J1a.k- ,, gf 'Nr f - ,. , 1 -' A, 'iwsaf1: gg5 , , ,j,V!qU QQ Awww fx if KSU M -V.: XX L Xgfw F 3 Elf by A w r gx'T3?U?5 X ky xxx X CALENDAR u Qdoberl-I-Maneuxers xsilh Lancasleir. Foolball Nircrs Score IO-O. Senior class olligially Face Lapkuins. Junior class olligially made Lieu'er'ar s. Sophomore :lass olliciallly made Pmyes. x 4 0 R N . ,M . . . u r obgr--i--Mareuweis ysilh uilrus. Civilian Olg- 5S'N3 C'f CUPS lailed lo allencl Clue lo liio ia' ironing: Q 4-A ox x . ,Si Louis Cardinals won world series er News Ywlx Yanlrees, Cdcberl--lb-Pep falls af Fox The-alei' lor o3 S'u sers ssi'h Redlands. S.B.l-l.S. Could nol 3sfNC'i9 were clelea+ed N7-O. 1x x F . . Lektre le-23-Swap rnelal pile qiowinsi. Class ol- 'cars C -Vi: Ncwember Show Dax! November CE'i'i3n5 ggi, Sober 20-30-Naw Daw- Painled liqhl bulbs 'Cf Gin'-C-'. Fcolball maneuyers wilh Redlands ers score 6-O. if-6'-Mdneuvers with Collon al Grange Sfadium - Viclory Score IZ-6. Eleclion 9413-Ar 1is'i:e Day . . . Maneuvers i wi'h Riverside-big oclensiye lq-O. All our lor SC'5C Niveffber 'rar mefal drive. It-20--lf was arnounced over The radio Cacreir Charles Rogers. alumnus ol S,B.l-l.S. 'downed' iCur Jap Zeros in Solo- mons November while 0' reconaissaroe llighl. 23-27-Many oi l'l'ze girls are signing us for nursing and as nurses aids. lhey are naking +re olaces of nurses needed on The ba+Tle ircms November 30-'Iecember 4-Maneuyers wifh Pomona -s'ric+ly or defensive - losr I5-7 . . . The ge-winife army al' home is replacing llrie men in radio machine shop. elc. courses. December 7-ll-Remember iusr a year ago De- cember seven+h? The Japs bombed Pearl Har- bor! For vengeance S.B,l-LS. purchased around +wen+y-live hundred dollars worrh ol defense bonds . . . Several alurnri lei? io ioin lhe Coasrguard. December I4-l8-l-lolley Lou Jolley won Good Ci'izensl'ip eleclion . . . l-lad Chrislmas oageanf by Miss McKenzie's class . . . Good- bye ore. l942' hope new year will be a happier Jeniary-4-8-Maroaref Miles came baclc from Crriymias vaca'ior wearing a diamond . . . Arrr. Air Corps piclure srarring Jimmy Slew- f arf was shown af school. Januaryl l male -I5-Since a great percenlage ol lhe gpeginnen is leaving for lhe service lhere are many long laces in ye feminine Army. Trying +o boosr each ofhers morale, Girls' League gave a play showing how we could- n'f gel along ffi+hzu'r fha? masculine louch around. WE DO GKAYHH Signed. Girls January I8-22-Meeling oi sfudenl army for Vip- Tory Corps. Divided inro sir group: such as viclcry gardens, home survey, salvage. elc. January 25-29-Fairwell assembly lor mid-year gra- duales. Lois ol' llrie fellows are going inlo 'rhe service aller gradualion. February!-5-Army Air Depol Band played for assembly. IT wen? over wilh a bangllll Lois ol noled falenf was in il. February 8-I2-Vicfory Corps housing survey going on. ll was a big success. 85 LN if we s ' say f I fe. .ffl S K . Y ,K ' Q -f ' 'X sip? if 1 , ,I y KHL f Zfl CALENDAR KContinuedJ February I5-I9-BaskeTball maneuvers wiTh Pomona Tor C.B.L. championship. February 22-26-Beginning Tood raTioning, so many poinTs Tor each iTem oT canned goods. March l-5-Boys asked To volunTeer Tor orange picking . . . Henry Miranda, alumnus oT S.B.H.S, was here To play TrumpeT in assembly. He is waiTing To be assigned To a new ship. March 8-I2-John Marler is back Trom Guadal- canal and oTher war zones, He gave a very inTeresTing Talk in assembly. March I5-I9-S.B.H,S, boughT nine ieepslllll We exceeded our goal by Three ieeps. March 22-26-Even Tho' we are up To our necks in war work, S.B.H.S. can sTill Take Time ouT Tor a Tew laughs and a li+Tle mysTery so we dropped our hoes, gun, and earphones, and wenT To see Arsenic and Old Lace. March 29-April 2-The seniors had an assembly and mosT oT Them are going To work parT Time aT The air depoT and oTher places. The maioriTy will sTarT working during The EasTer vacaTion which is nexT week. Aprill2-I6-Girls League had a speaker, Dr. Chandler Moon, docTor oT psychology aT J.C. spoke on Boy and Girl RelaTionship . She had so many quesTions asked ThaT she is going To come back and answer The quesTions anoTher daTe. April I9-23-WeaTher is nice Tor an oTTensive in The bomber drive we are having. S.B.H.S. had a Track meeT wiTh Pomona aT Redlands. April26-30-We had a very good assembly which TeaTured The Ballad Tor Americans. May 3-8-lnsTead oT The usual MoThers Recep- Tion The Girls league, due To The meaT shorTage, eTc. gave a program Tor The moThers. The May Queen was replaced by The VicTory Girl . lvlaylO-I4-C.l.F. baseball playoTTs. Had a big Time, even Though mosT oT The senior boys are gone, we sTill had a good Team. May I7-2l-The FuTure Farmers wenT To The ChaT- Tey Junior Fair. IT had a diTTerenT meaning This year because They are raising Tood noT only Tor Themselves buT Tor VicTory . iv1ay24-28-The girls around school are having quiTe a Time wiThouT any boys around. They are spending mosT oT Their Time boosTing morale by wriTing soldiers, sailors, eTc. Keep iT up girls. May3l-June 4+Plans Tor Junior Senior Prom are sTill underway. Due To Tire raTioning and mosT oT The male army being in service ye Teminine specimens will be a courTin' Themselves. June 7-ll-The lasT week oT school. Senior As- sembly and CommencemenT were all given wiTh The Theme oT war. The rnaioriTy oT The graduaTing class is leaving wiTh a greaTer knowledge oT Their parT in This war. Aloha! 86 Adams. Bob Allan. William Allen. Bob Allen. Jack Alexander. Donald Allison. Harry Alvarado. Camiel Ames. Richard Anderson. Robert Anderson. Scott Anderson. Vlfilliam Henry Anketell. Robert Astuuent. Buster Ashment. Darel Ashment. Delmar Ayres. Dr. L. WV. Babel. Owen Baird. Chauncey Baker. Robert Bancroft. Charles Bancroft, Robert Barnum. James Barry. Lewis Bates. Dick Baumgarten. Jack Beatley, George Beaton. Douglas Becker. Lloyd Becktold, Hugh Bedford. Robert Earl Beesley, Byran Beeson, John Bennett, Matthew Bergman. Rynard Biery, Franklin Birge, John Blackburn, William Blanco, Arthur Bledsoe. Benjamin Bledsoe, Jim Bletcher. John Bloomquist, Wayne Bohn. Robert Bohner, Lloyd Byron Bond. Robert Botello. Joe Bradshaw, Thomas Brinkerhoff, Joris Brown, Gerald Brown, Lawrence Brown, Stanley Bryant, Charles Bulgrin, Alex Burton, Jim Caballero, Manuel Campbell. Collin Cannady, Robert Canova, Stanley Cartee, Raymond Chambers, Harvey Chauvet, Maurice Cherry, Dr. Clifford Clapp, Gordon Clough, Bill Cochran, Kenneth Collins, Cloyes Cook, Steve 1 Copeland, Charles M. Copeland, Phil Cox, Kenneth Cozard, Ralph Crawford, Richard Crosson, Bob Cummings, Andrew J. Curry, Richard Daniels, Eddie Daniels, Marion Davidson, Conrad Davis, Guy Day, Marion Dayberry, Bob DeLange, Robert Dennington, Robert DeSoto, Ernest Dewan, Eugene Dickinson, Charles L. Domeque, Alvin 1. Adams, Kenny 2. Fleiner, Dale 3. Haughland, Hal -.g..1,.,......p.... ...U . 1 H O N O R R O L L ot former students in the United States Service. Army Donike, Donald Lay, Clyde Doyle, James Ledbetter, Edsel Driscoll. Carl Ledbetter, Marion Leeny, Jack Easton, Ambrose Leeper, Bob Egan. Peter Leeper, Jack Elder, Tom Leires, Frank Evans. Claude Lempke. Jack Evensen. Neil Lewis, Monde Linures, Frank Farrow. Richard Lindholm. Elmer Fernandes. Fred Lindholm, Howard Ferrolle. Jack Lopez. Ralph Finch. Edward Lupton, Percell Fish, John Lyle, Wm. Grant Fleming. Don Flint. DOH Macies, Rodenzo Foster, Derrald Magel, Bill Fouts. Paul Marberry, Edward Fowler. Julian H. Marberry, Robert Fowles, Bill Martin. Albert Franklin, Don Martin, Deny Frost. Mason Martin, Keith Martin, Kenneth Gallenes, Pete Martin, William Garner. Jack Martins, Tony Garrett, Kenneth Mathias, Lane Garrlty. John McClure, Robert Gavette, Harry McEachin, Bill Garner, Jack McKelvey, Wayne Geddes, Martin McKenzie, Hugh Gergen, Harman McLaren, Clarence Gibbs. Carl McLaughlin, Robert Ginkins, Charles McMahan, Everett Goldberg. Harry Millage, Frank Goldbreth, Robert Miller, Bob Gomez, Ralph Mize, Johnny Grim, Don Monniger. John Montes, Louis Hadwin, Arthur Moomau, Sammy Hallbroak, George Moran. George Hansen. Bob Morgan, Al. J. Hargis, Charles Moyer, Neil Hargis. Rob Munger, Ross Harper, Robert Murphy, Jim Harrison, Bill Harrison, Jim Navarret, Henry Hart. Bob Needham. Jack Helt, Dick Nelson, Kenneth Henon, Walter Nickholson, Jack Henry. Max Niemeyer, Robert Hernandez, Mike Novack, David Herrera, Freddy Herrick. Harry Oehl. Albert Herthel, Cliff Oehl. Richard Herthel, Phillip Oldham, Bill HlDDeY1St9ll. Glenn Ollson, Claude Hitchcock, George Osborn, Thomas Hume, Lloyd Osborn, Jack Hollindrake, Joe Ousley, Kenneth I V - Palmtag, Herb 125'-2222, 2,121 Parent, Elliot Parmalee, Don Jacobsen' Sonny Parties, James Jeffery, Bob Peters' ROY Jensen, Lyle Philombon, Bob Johnson, Andrew Plcken- Maflafl Johnson, Drew P1l1t0, Anthony Johnson, Oliver Potts- Robert Johnson, Robert Powell, Norman Johnson, Roger Pl'?1SteI Ray Jolly, Kenneth Price' Bud Jones, ggwara Pump, Carl ones, ne , , Jones, George Qulrk' Phil Joseph, George Judd, John Ramierz, Fred Ramierz. Roy Kassel. Max Ramos, Fred Katzenstein, Elmer Redman, Paul Kaune, Eugene Reeder, Archie Kaune, Robert Rendleman, John Kavanaugh, Jerome B. Resendez, Randy Kavanaugh. John Rhetts, George Kilian, Floyd Richardson, Bob Krause, Raymond Risto, Archie Robison, Charles Lane. Doug Rocha, Frank Lane, Joe Roddich, Keith Lavald, Frank Rodrique, Joe Merchant Marine 4. I-Iume, John 7. Moore, Bob 5. Knapp, George 8. Padgett, Varnell 6. Lechuza, Tito 9. Richie, Max Rounsville, Bob Rouse, Mason Rowe, Bill Rowe, Frank Ruben, Dick Runnels, Jack Rusco, William Salazar, Alfred Salazar, Art Salazar, Tony Sanchez, Daniel Sanchez, Robert Sandahl, Edward Sandahl, Phillip Sandberg, Glenn Sarkisoff, Denny Schauer, Gilbert Seaback, Robert Seamster, Robert Seeley, Gordon Shook, Thomas Sidler, Arthur Sill, Clyde Sill, Sam Sjostrand, George Smith, Archie Smith, Clinton Smith, Grant Smith, Sodie Snyder, David Spence, Elmer Stadtman, Kieth Stephens, Ralph Stidham, Elmer Stites, Elmer K. Strokes, Gordon Sutt, Delmar Taylor, George Terry, Ralph Therman, Roy Thomas, Charles Thomas, Ray Thomas, Ted Thomason, Billy Tinkler, Carl Toth, Alexander Trautman, Bill Travino, Jimmy Trocer, J. C. Troutman, Harry Ulmer, Jack Underwood, Howard Underwood, Oliver Van Horn, Melvin Varigan, Leslie Verta, Henoro Vigil, Nestor Vile, Robert Voze, Joe Wagoner, John Waitman, Leonard Walsh, Richard Walters, Vernon Watts, Rosco Watts, John Webster, George Wedberg, Desmond Weiks, James Weilance, Randal Wessel, Roy West, James White, Athal White, Frank White, John Whittemore, Jim Wieman, Harold Willis, James E. Wilson, John K. Wood, Webster Woodward, George Young, Norman Zamudio, Art Zemple, Gordon 10. Smith, Barnet 11. Wilson, Tom HONOR ROLL-CITY of SAN BERNARDINO CITY EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE ENTERED THE ARMED SERVICES 'OF THE UNITED STATES TO MAY l0tI'I, I943 FIRE DEPARTMENT POLICE DEPARTMENT BEMIS, CLIFFORD O. BEACH, E. MARK CHARLTON, THOMAS C. EBERT, HERBERT E. HEBERT, JOSEPH DeVANCE ELLIS, JAMES WILLIAM MARTIN, ALFRED H. HARBAUER, MELVIN L. OSBORN, JOHN H, JR. LUCE, ALFRED L, PERSINC-ER, SHELBY BASIL JR. NAIL, GORDON E. SCANLON, MAURICE SHERIFF, GLENN J. VIERO, JOHN S. THAYER, BENNETT I, WAINWRIGHT, HARRY E. VICKERS, ROBERT M. WIGERS, GEO. E. WILSON' LUTHER J' DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY LATHROP, LOWELL WATER DEPARTMENT COX, ROY A. GALLO, JOSEPH CEM ETERY DEPARTMENT STREET DEPARTMENT ANOELO, ALBERT CHASCO, EDWARD L. SCOTT, HOWARD M. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT COOPER' THOMAS ARKELLS, BETTY M. RECREATION DEPARTMENT PARK DEPARTMENT SIMS, JAMES OARRITY, JOI-IN RICHARD JR. WIEMAN, I-IAROLD San Bernardino High School Class '43 . . . Congratulations The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino extend to San Bernardino High School their sincere congratulations Mayor, W. C. Seccombe Councilmen Howard L. Holcomb Leslie D. Case Timothy Sheehan Wm. H. Roberts Dr. George E. Shafer an y V fa, fm f'W'yS , .1 ,I 2.5 IZ., , W ,-ff' f . ' z-1,1 ES., . I I .1 wg. '7 I .. . 1 r X , R It 5. 'nf f ' I If Ig N X NNTP S NSPPNN S N x N lx 4 Aww 'QUQWSNX xg .,,. X fm. A AMW S V S 0 f7 9 N ff 5 6,4 Sf M W 7 '7 Z2 A W A Qf N 1 T fs If I E , , ' 4 . 7 15. 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Hue GRADUATING CLASS of l943 FORD GARAGE C-EO. M. COOLEY CO. 532 D Street , Q Hardware - Elechic Appliances - Hea+ers San BeInGIdiI10 Housewares and Plumbing TRACTORS ' Two Siores PASSENGER CARS 383-389 Third Sfreei' and II97 E Sfreef San Bernardino BASE LI E LAUNDRY Telephone 43l-bl EAST BASE LINE Cash and Carry Offices Locafed 5l2 E Sf. - l22l E S+. G. W. Wolf and Son, Props. FRED O. WOLF H N F. V O N D E Y Graduafed Class 'I2 E Sf Phon 56 Ce hfued Gemologisl and Regislered Jeweler 309 E STREET HCNOR ROLL of former students in the United States Service. Navy Adair. Crutch Adair. Noah Jr. Odams. Adams. Carl Kenneth Adkins. Floyd Albo. Lewis Wayne Albright, Chuck Alepwig. Richard Allen. Lewis Wayne Alton. Bert Alverado. Carmel Amon. Charles Amon. Melvin Anderson. Charles Anderson. Ralph Andrew. Franklin Arons. Allard Arrants. George Ashley. Jerry Ashment, Delmar Atkins. Floyd Austerman. Alfred Avins. Coyle Azvuedo. George Baca. William Bailey, Roy Baker. Kenneth Baker. Don Balders, A. Bancroft. Jim Bangle, Bert Barret, Lewis Barret, Milton Baugess, Edward Baugess, James Beasley, Julian Bechtold. Hugh Beck, George Beeson, Kenneth Bell, Jasper Bell, Robert Douglas Beockwell, Harold Berglund, Robert Bergman, Marvel Berker, Lloyd Berrian, James Berry, James Berry, Virgil Betcher, Paul Bignall, Kenneth Blake, George Bloomer, William L Bodenhammer, Harold Bodenhammer, Merit Bolger, Kenneth Borenschein, Clifford Boulden, Bob Bounds, Bill Bowden, Paul Bowman, Beryl Bowman, Clyde Boyne, Johnny Brainer, Thomas Branner, Johnny Breneman, Fred Bresslin, Lisle Brock, Gordon Brogdon, Douglas Brook, Kier Brooks, Brown , Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Eugene Bill Bob Chester Gordon Harold f Buzzl Brown, James Brown, Murray Bugby, Frances Bull, Pat Bull, Roger Bussbie, Harold Butler, George Bybee, Russel Carnblin, Roger Campbell. Don .., Canggy, Delmar Can aria, Lester Cantrell, Bill X, Camaham, John Carr, Gemard Carr, Kenny .- Carr, Nathan ..f Carranzp, Armando Carter. Ernest Carter. Herbert Case. Steve Casey. Henry Castle. Bob Candle, Burrel Caughlin, Norman Chacon. Edward Chambers, Russel Chavez. Paul 'L Cheatham. Luther Childers, Ross Christensen. Robert Christensen. Wilbur Clark. Griffith Claussen, Robert Clifton. Autry Clyde, Robert Coe, Harold Coldiron, Johnny X Cole, Norman Collett, James Cooper, Ervin Cooper, Lowell Cottman, Leslie Coulter, Larry Cox. Ray Cravens, Kayle Crawley, Bill Cripps, Harold Cross, John Crosson, Robert Cusinelli, Sam Daegling, Arthur Danner, Kenneth Daste, John David, Doty Davis, Frank Davison, John Dawes, Charles X-f Day, Theadore Dennington, Julius Dennis, Jim Dent, Ernest Depwig, Charles De Weese, Bob Dimmitt. Robert Dodson, Bill Dodson, Harold Doss, Bob Doty, David Douglas, Arthur Draper, Bud Draper, Jack Draper, John Driggers, Delbert Earls, Lawrie Easton, Bill Easton, Burton Eaves, Clare Eichenberg, Joe Einbinder, May Eirman, Thommie Elder, Bob Elder, Johnny Elkins, Harvey Ellis, John Ellsworth, George Emmerton, Homer Ems, Wesley Epperson, Charles Epperson, Robert f Erruin, Norman Fair, Clifton Falkenstein, Delbert Farkas, Edward Fenenas, John Ferguson, Clifford Ferguson, Jack Ferro, Robert Fetrow, Leslie Fisher, Jerry Flatt, Harold Fleener. Dale Flick, William Flint, Gilbert Flores. Margil Foly, Clifton Fordyce, Stanley Forslythe, Jimmy Fow er, Homer Fowler, Pat Fox, James Foytik. Charles Framm, Richard Framm, Robert Franklin, Larry Frazee. William Frisble, Chester Froude. Robert Gaffney, George Galger, Edwin Galenas, John Gay, Charles Gelb, Bob Gessner, Richard Gibson, Kenneth Gibson, Stanley Giebeler, Bennie Gillette, Bob Goforth, Leslie Gomez, Robert Graeber, Charles Graefe. Bob Graham, Bill Graham, Bob Graham, Clifford- Graham, Howard Graham, Jack Grayin. Theador Gregory, Ben -- Gregory, Leon Greiving, Lawrence Griffin, Gilbert Grimes, Carl Grouches, George Guitierrez, Johnny Halburgh, Lefty Hall, Darrel Hall, Jerrv Hall, Gordon- Hall, Jack Hancock, Dean Haney, Boice Haney, Gerrard Harbison, Bob Harmon, Tom Harral, Eugene Harrington. Darrel Harrison, Frank Haughland, Hal Heminger, Wallace Hennessy, Paul Herberger, Roger Herkelrath, Dewey Hester, W. C. Hewitt, Henry Hewitt, Virgil L.. Hill, Howard Hiltebittle, Don Hobbs, Douglas Hollace. Hanson Holland. Lester Hollingdrake, Joe Hollingsworth, Bud Hosefield, Jack Howard, Ed Hudson, John W. Hume. John Humphreys, Charles Huntington, Henry Insond. Fred Itson, Joe Itson, Laren Jackman, Joe Jackson, Joe Jackson, Lee Jackson, Richard Jaharis, Tommy James, Dryden James, Ronald Jensen, Robert Jones, Harold Johnson, Charles Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Dick Johnson, Howard Jolly, Jack Jor on, Lee '- Judd, John Kaughlin, Norman Kelly, Richard Kennedy, James Kiddoo. Phillip Kincorte, Jack Kipper, Harold Kline, Charles Kline, James I Knadler, Dennis Knapp. Johnny Knight, Leland Kob er, George Kobler, Raymond Kruger, Al en Lamberson, Johnnie Lane, Joe Lane, Theodore Lashlee, Neil Lauterborn, Randall Lay, Stanley Lechuga, Lita Ledyard, Phil Leohardt, Charles Letaurnea, Arthur Leyba, Victor Liebe, Bob Lloyd, Ed Lol is, Charles Long, Paul Lopez, Ralph Luna, Grezoria Lund, Robert Lunderville, Richard Macbeth, George Machen, Robert Madson, Melvin Mangum, Barnie Markham, Clifford Markham, Virgil Marriott, Herbert Marti, Dave Martin, Alva Massey, James Massey, John Massey, Victor Maxwell, Joe McCullough, Don McCowan, William McGrew, Gordon M McIntosh, Leland McMullin, Bill McPherson, Bob '- Meadows, Raymond Meeks, Eugene Mei-row, Joe Messecur, Fred Miller, Lynn Miller, Sam Miranda, Henry Mitchell, John Molnar, Ernest Monroe, George Moore, Bill Moore, Bob Moore, Hulin Moore, Tommy Morgan. William Morningstar, Bill Morningstar, Eugene Mortenson, Bud Mortimer, Gerald Mortinson, Edward Moyer, Dick Moyer, Robert Munchavika, David Murphy, Gerald Murphy, Paul Murray, Walter Negris, Robert Nelson, Checkering Nevares, Bill Nicholson, Bob Odenning. Robert Oliver, Jack Opie, George Painter, Harold Parker, J. A. Patterson, Bud Patton, Dale Pauly, John Pedvin, Melvin STARICSD STUDIO 443 THIRD STREET ..i.-.1.-- Pofflmily - Copzav - Enlmigemenls Kodak E'1fzzkbz'ng f CHRISTENSEN'S ICE CREAM UDEMANDED FOR ITS QUALITY LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED MANUFACTURED AT 553 BASE LINE -- PHONE 205-44 -- SANTA FE FEDERAL SAVINGSASSOCIATION AND L O A N E Complete Home Loan Service 479 FOURTH STREET PHONE 311-63 San Bernardino, California L. P. PATTERSON, Presidenf Capiain Unifed S+? Army To Get the Maximum Production, Use Q---BIC C BRAND FEEDS----Q CLA YPOOL CS' COMPANY MILK - POULTBYWAND STOCK FEEDS - GRAIN Scientificcxlly Compounded Feeds to Meet Exacting Conditions 140 E STREET L 'C .San Bernardino PHONE 2169 Plunket, Richard Plobjoy. Charles '- Pratt. Dwayne Quarry, Kenneth Reyes. Manuel Rice, Bob Richardson. Wallace Richey. Arthur Richmond, Vernon Riggs. Duane Ringo. Jo Bo Roberts. Bob H O N O R R O L L oi former students in the United States Service. Voth, Johnny Wadley ,Calven Walden, Charles Walden, Clinton Rodriques. Richard .,- Rodriques. .Wilfred Romo. Charles Ross. Clarence Ross. Ronald Ruchauff. Joe Russell, Fred Ryan. Frank Sanders, Shortey Sanitel. Walter Santini. Buck Sapington, Bill Saulters. Whitey Schaeifer, Raymond Schachteheds. Marion Scharton, Don Scharton, Elmer Scharton, Floyd Scharton, Jack Schnetz, Bill A 1 . Schoder, Jim Shaner, Jess Adams. George Allen, Byron Allison, Jack Bailey, Bill Ballentine. J immie Beattie, Clarence Beckley, Loren Becthold, Harlen Borregard, Harry Brown, Eugene Burke, Byron Campbell, Alfred Candelario, Ynez Cantlay, Ralph Caranza, Angel Castendn, Joe Chandler, Harold Chipps, James Clanton, Dorrey Cookman, James Cordoza, Wallace Cross, Phillip Darrow, Frank Delegado, Tony Dillon, Ed Auster-man, Stanley w Beesely, Byron Bergman, Bob Bergman, Raymond Berter, Fred Bolger, Harry Botello, Ralph Boyd, Jack Brewster, Leonard Briggs, Robert Brown, Eugene Brown, Hugh Bruce, Warren Buchenan, Bill Bussey, Donald Cantrell, Bohe- Carlson, Bill Carnahan, George Carranza, Angela Cassidy, Joe 'fr ta Waldon, Will Vvallace, Al Walters, Billy Walters, Bud Ward, Bill Ward, Jim Ward, Ralph Eugene Warnock, Gene Watts, George Waugh, Gordon Wedberg, Conrad Weisner, Richard Whipple, Ed Whipple, Frank White, Everett Willard, George Williams, Arthur Williams, Buck Williams, Don Williams, Sam Arthur Wilson, Bud Wilson, James Wilmuth, Bill Navy Shedden, Bob Taggart. Roy Shields, Kenney Tague, Gyle Shoertoback, Marvin Taylor, Charles Shook, Toni Taylor, Harold Siementel, Gregory Tea, Gartte Sikking, Art Terribllini, John Skinner, Drew Terry, Calvin Smith, Bert Harvey Terry, Glenn Smith, Dwight Terry, Wayne Smith, Harry C. Thomason, Bob Smith, Jimmie Thomas, Ed Smith, Kenneth Thomas, Joe Smith, Marlen Thomas, Ted Smithers, Odel Thompson, John Snyder, Gordon- Tlefteller, Loren Sondraker, Gordon Tosetti, Joe Sortman, Bob Toth, John Spilsburr , Bob Tracie, J. C. Spindle, Jim Trainner, Don Stanford, Ed Travis, Bob Stark, Avery Travis, Busby Starner, Harry Trollinger, Dean Stefen, Teddy Stein, Robert Stephens, Clayton Upton' George Stephens, Lucian Stephens, Ted Valdez, Cecil Stemividdel, Don Valdez, Joe Sterner, Robert Vanhloly, Bob ' Stevenson, Gene Van ess, Jerry Stodelle, Eugene Vaughan, Albert Stout, Harold Vaughan, Charles Stout, Kenneth Vautherot, Bob Straight, Fred Vautherot, Jack Straten, Walter Verigan, Robert Verigan, George Vernon, Ray Tafolla, Adrian Jr. Vock, Vernon -- Marines Ebert, Bob Jones, Harvey Espy, James Estrella, Leo Kay, Elmes Evans, Bernard Lay, Vernon Ferris, James Ferris, Wesley Marler, Johnnie X. Flint, John Gilbert McCann, Bill Flores, Nick McMillian, Art Florey, Cecil McMillian, Ralph Medaris, Charles Gaddy, Frank Millick, Jack Garrison, Alfie Monniger, Douglas Graham, Jack Moore, Bob Grimes, Robert More, Henely Guelford, Dewey Morgan, Kenneth Guinn, Donald Murphy, Jim Hall, Carl Muth, Don Halland, Bernard Noble, Don Harbauer, Melvin Harper, Terril Parker, Robert Harper, Ed Popesay, Donald Harrison, Jim Heap, Rex ltoddick, Laird Horton, LaVerne Romarez, Bob Huff, Lawrence Rounsuille, Jim Hunt, Bud Rouse, Dale Army Air Corps Caudell, David Cardell, Harry Chafin, Emil Charbonneau, Jerome Clifon, John Colley, James Colley, John Cook, Cook, Harry Leon Copeland, Phil Cox, Bud Crabtree, Ralph Crabtree, Raymond, Cummings, Andres Cushing, Jerome Dahlstrom, Marrel Darling, Jack Dixon, Harold Duncan, Paul Eddy, James Edwards, Walter Eich, Wilbur Evans, Ray Evenson, Even Fairest, Lloyd Fallenbalm, Bill Ferro, Richard Ferrymen. Neal Fields, Bill Fite, Bodie Flemming, Frank Flick, William Flint, Leo Forsyth, George Fraidenburg, Jack Frisbie, Donald Dromm, Robert Fuller, Don Fuller, John Gaffney, Jack Garret, J ack Winters, Eddie Wise, Gerald Woddard, Lorne Woodhouse, Clarence Young, Bob Zanone, Emile ,- Zimmer, Jim Q Roy, Alfred Sanders, Herchel Sanders, William Sanford, Raymond Shaw, Jim Shelbe, Robert Sheets, Jack Shield, Bob Sinsabaugh, George Slack, Bill Smart, Don Smith, Larry Stearns, Bob Stewart, Bill Swindell, Charles Thomas, Bill N- Thomas, Theadore Viles, Robert Walters, Vernon Warnock, Kenneth Weick, Fred Williams, Bill Wilson, John P. Wise, Johnny Garret, Kenneth Gorman, James Jr. Greene, Jimmy Hall, Bob Hancock, John Hansen, Ivan John Harrison, Joe Hawes, Eddie Henderson, Paul Henry, Max Eugene Hildabrand, Bill Hildt, Richard Hill, Leland Hippensteil, Clyde Hippensteil, Robin Holdren, James Holsinger, Glen Hollingsworth, Bob Hopson, Paul Hunt, Harold We Were Opening Our Doorf for Bonney When thc Boys Came Back from Cuba San Bernardino waJ a lufty, dufty, Jun drenched town when what if now known df the Foofhe Furniture Co, ftarted in hufineff. Civil war veteranf were active middle-aged men then. The boyf from San juan hill and Manilla bay had rome bark home filled with pride in the job they'd done, yet eager to Jettle hack down in the peaeeful American way of life. Then fame 1917 - the Joni of Spanifh war veteranf and grandfonf of Civil war veteranf provided the puneh that gave even greater Jeeurity to what we eall the Arneriean way of life. Now the Joni of the veteranf of '17 are called to do the job again. It'.f an even greater call - rome timer reaching into your very tlaff- roomf to take a friend, a pal and perhapf even you. You'll not fail- You were Jchooled in the American way of life. Thaff an important advantage. Foofhee FMVWZTIMVE COWQIUJWQY 685 THIRD STREET Phone 341-62 SAN BERNARDINO Gail Stockton Sporting Goods -X 486 FOURTH STREET 4? Afhlefic Supplies - Sporfsman Supplies 0 wif' fb 5 . wif N '-5 Tennis Slices - Gym Cloiliing - Swim Suiis 5 f 'X ig Tennis Rackeis - Archery Tackle - Dari Games ' 'J' Badminion - Ski Equipmeni - Guns - Ammu- ' niiion - Fishing Tackle - Camping Equipmeni 9 ' a A PUNCH Nelson, Gunsmifh, Lock and Key Smiih The Clean. Cheery Drug Store Aon sf Duniofr THE BASE LINE PHARMACY Major Fred B. Mack. United States Army H. F. Putholl. Ir. E ST. and BASE LINE - PHONE 421-92 San Bernardino, California Iniig. Myron Jaharis. Bob James. Cecil Johnson. Bud Johnson. Junior Kaylor. Alden Koevering. John Va Kresge, Bill Krouskup. Roger Kruger. Courtney Lagette. Paul Laird, Robert Lairman. Prank Lane. Harry Lane, U. R. Langford. Robert Litka. Harold Logue, Coyle Long. James Long. Wayne Lyall, Ralph Lynda. Paul Machen, Even Madrigal, Martin Maloof, Bill Maloof, Ralph Allen, Wayne Alsip, Edward Askey, Harschel Bard, Don Bellinger, John Biggs, Lucien Bohner, Harley s- Bohner, Lloyd 8. Bradley, Jack Bradley, Thomas Brogden, Douglas Ca:-tee, Jimmy Chaplin, Brown Chovick, Jim .- Clark, Austin Crabtree, Wendell Dacolias, Jim H O N O R R O L L oi former students in the United States Service. Army Air Corps Margison. Robert Mahar, Emmett Mathias, Lane McGowen, Marion Mead, Don Mercadante, Thomas Miles. Edward Miller, Rusty Moyer. Jack Mnsso, Charles Nicholson. Richard Nichols, Bruce Nish, Ray Oehl, Albert Olsen, Claude Osburn. Glenn Pearson, Ray Pease, Clarence Pease, Raymond Perrich, Bob Pierce, James Pierce, John Plank, Bill Pritchard, Merrill Reuss, Edward Robey, Vernon X Coast Davidson, Don Dedmon, Johnny Depwig, Richard Draper, Bud Draper, Jack Easley, Ted Edwards, Eugene Egan, James Ellsworth, Therald Fleming, Bob Fletcher, Ralph Geib, Bob Grinsted, Rue Knapp. George H. Krause, Arthur Roddich, Keith Rogers, Charles Russell, Warren Salazar, Le Ray Sandahl, Darrill Scapple, Bill Schauer, Gilbert Scheppers, Martin Schubert, Andy Schubert, Art Scott, Ray Seeley, Frank Seeley. Gorden Severbeing, Max Shaw, Douglas Shay, Bill Skousen, Erwin Smith, Gorden Smith. Merton Souther, Jim Spitler. Walter Stadtmen, Keith Standish, Bob Stinson, Dick Stockwell, Bob Strigle, Carl Strigle, Joe Stromer, Ed Summers, Thomas Sutt, Delmar Guard Lemke, Bill - Lemke, Jack Livingston, Don Luce, Jack Luce, Leonard Maloof, Elwood X McGraw, Francis Mitchell, Clyd Morris, Bob Persinger, Shelby Phelps, Bob Phillips, Wayne Pollard, Ray Pope, Bob Potts, Tom Prather, Dick Swerking, Max Talby, Jimmie Taulbee, Harry Taylor, Zell Thomas, Charles Trevino, Jimmie Ulmer, Jack Unger, Bill Upright, Alan Upson, Bruce Valles, Arivan Valles, Gonzala Van Koevering, John Van Steenwick, Allan Weed, Eddie Weiland, Randall Werdel, Ge'orge White, Dale Whittemore, LaVerne Wood, Edward Yanez, Arthur Young, Henry A. Zanone, Eligio f Rice, Bob Richie, Art Ringstad, Dwayne Rodriguez, Dick '+V Roughton, Curt Sampsomqililliam -' Sarkisofi, Dewey Schmidt, Edward Singleton, Donald Smit, William Smith, Barnette Smith, Marilyn Stockton, Richard Tully, Roy White, Douglas Woodard, Byron 7 40 ,rf y 'I D. O. ELKS 836 Carl N. Dubois F aaa HONOR ROLL Members ol San Bernardino Lodge No. 836 B. P. O. Ellis ai- V- in umreo srues ARMED SERVICE A A A A Dr. Carl W. Adarr Bernard Evans Jno. E. Knowles Sefh Norman - A A Dr. L. Ayers soda' G- Fil' Neal A. Lashlea Dr. Joe P. Page A' A n. TA F 'f 'l' 'A' M. D. Barion n ony ik' re' M Lowell E. Lathrop Herbert C. Parlrer 'A' Harold W. Graham if A Mifiin Beaumon wk Robui E- LW- Jr' Lawrence P. Pafferson A Harry F. Graney A HMM' Bowie' -lr Fwd B' Mu' of. JQMEN. Powell A Jas. M. Gullic 'A' gk Carlyle Burdefle A Karl MCG'-'Wen D P M S J ir Chas. W. Haver 'A' r' ' ' 'nge' r' Roy Cox A Alva McManis A ,AY Jack Hosfield, Jr. .k A, H. Sheefs Keith W. Dech James I HUM Ben Moiun A A A W. S. Talboil Norman W. Dick Dr L C Jacobson Roberl H. Molihan t ' ' at A Harold D.WIlf1 A Clarence T. Johnson A L. Debs Moore A A . John Duris R. 5+anl,y Jones Robin Morgan Herman W'el'nd A A A A Homer E. Emmer+on Jerome B. Kavanaugh, Jr. Roberi Neuman Alvin W. Wood Candidates Elecied and Awaiiing lniliafion and Now in lhe Unifed Sfafes Armed Forces A A A A A Jas. C. Gammll, Jr., Ward A. Rimmer, Roberl' Shillrelri, Edwin C. Swell, Wm. T. Wiggins FOR THE SAFETY OF AMERICA Do noi be a gossip monger! - Do noi repeai slories or rumors! -- Do noi spread fear! -- Do noi ignore warnings! - Do noi assume 'rhal the olher fellow will do il - do if yourself! DO NOT LOSE FAITH IN AMERICA! - And every minuie of every day- REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR BERICS Market Spot BLACICS San Bemardinds Finest Market 367 E Skeet Meats. Groceries. Delicatessen Bakery, Fruits. Vegetables 689 E STREET HAHNUM ANU lllllli EU, Printers - Binders - Stationers - Office Outfitters - Paper Dealers Wholesale and Retail Q San Bernardino, California W. P. Fuller 8: Co. 397 E Street PAINTS - - GLASS - - MIRRORS WALLPAPER - - ROOFING ARROWHEAD EAMIHA EHUP Photographic Supplies - Camera and Projector Sales and Service - Rentals ROY L. DAVIS, Owner 6l0 Third Street - Telephone 445-55 SUCCESS TO CLASS OF '43 Mathews Fourth and E Streets Buy With Confidence - LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS - Most ot the employees and all of the executive officers are graduates of San Ber- nardino High School Towne -Allison Drug Co. Dependable Druggists Since 1879 LOWEST DOWN TOWN PRICES f MJJVQ, dcidbadaulnaacafofdunaqpuuo 'www' 468 FIFTH AVE 2l3l SAN sennnnolno FUNERAL ADVISORS AND DIRECTORS f . , U Compliments of WESTERVELTIS PEOPLES FURNITURE CO. NewandUsed FURNITURE Convenient Terms 434 Fourth Street - San Bernardino Phone 233-44 Success to Class of '43 Iohn Suverkrup Lwnber Co. Lumber and Building Materials Office: 237 D St. Telephone 4744 San Bernardino, California VA L E N T I NE FURNITURE COMPANY lI40 E Street Phone 32I-53 Phone 404-33 - Visit Our Salon LIPPlNCOTT'Sl CAMERA CENTER Portraits and Commercial Pictures Photographic Supplies - Films Photo Finishing, Etc. 388 HIGHLAND AVE. 1 Goldberg s men s Shop 479 Third Street CONGRATULATES The San Bernardino High School on Its Class of 1943 HiIhig's Pharmacies Cor. E St., Highland Ave. Crestline Headquarters for School Supplies and Good Lunches CONGRATULATIONS SB. High School Class '43 FREE ESTIMATES phone SPECIALIZING IN , , RECC-,VER WORK Riverside 1114 GEO. S. JACKSON ROOFING CO. - Applicator - Pioneer - Flintkotev Roofings - Shingles 3296 8th Street - Riverside, California CONGRATULATIGINU 1947 SENIOR CLASS CF SAN BERN HGH . 'IHAUL -and- THANKS PCR YOUR PATRQNAGE AN ERNARDINO ALLEY RANSIT COMPANY kffafzkag Ike fm Beififalfafzifzo Arm Bicycles - Sundries - Wheel Goods , . Roloeris Flower Shop S -Flowers For All Occasions- Harry Garmin Privale Isl Class John F. Roberfs Repairing Lawn Mowers Slwarpened S 2 d Cl R b ,YF R b + We Rm Bicycles PHONE 4Il 42 :iss F sTR ET TELEPHONE 373 94 San B d C H e 326 D STREET - SAN BERNARDINO SAN BERNARDINO BUILDING PAVING l'I If IQ Z OMG GRADING HCNOR ROLL of Employees of I hr 91111 Gln. Y Adams, William Bar+leH Y Bailey, Manuel Rayrnon Y Bauer, Nicholas Y Chilcoie, Bruce , , Y Fergusson, Alexander, H. B. Y Hall, William Richard ,,,,, V, ,.., ,, Y Hansen, Alberl' Charles Y Harbison, Roberf L.,,, Y Kirk, William Cecil, Y Lloyd Francis H., Jr., ,, Y MacPherson, Vernon Y Olliver, Jack L .,,,,,, Y Paine, Alberl Jamesn, .. Y Pope, C-5er+rude. Y Riddle, Eddie ,,,., Y Scha rion, Floyd ,,,,,,,.,, Y S+andisl1, Roberi L .,,,,.,, Y Turney, Roberi George. Y Vanlioy, Roberf H .,,,,,,,,, Y Zanone. Emile ,,,,,,.. Y Zelman, Sam ,.,,...,,,...,,,, Y Zinlr, Nicholas Paul ,,,.,,, Navy Navy Navy Army Army Navy Army ,,,,,,,Navy Army Navy Army ..,.,,...Navy .,,,,.,,,Army WAAC .,...,.,Army ,,,,....Navy ,, ..,,,,,,. Army ,,,,.....Army ,,.,,...Navy .,...,,..,Navy .,,,,,,.,Army Army Sun Printing and Publishing House 430 Courf Sfreei PRINTERS OF THE TYRO Y Aaby, Carlyle ,,,,..,.,,,,,,,...,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,, , ,,,,,,.,, ,Army Y Brown' Kendriclr George., ,, ,, ,.,,,,,, .,Army Hawlrensen, Lyle, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, A rmy Y lsaacs, Gilberi L.,,, , ,,,,,,,,,Army Y Jenkins, Roberi W., , . ..,,,,,,, .Army H Olivera, Milo , ,, Army I DRlNK 5t Y TRADE-MARK V Boffled under aufhorify of The Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BGTTLING CCMPANY OF SAN BERNARDINO 86 RIVERSIDE In this war torn world of ours today, history is being made which will be deeply inscribed on the tablets of time and in the hearts and minds of those on the battlefronts of the world and of those of us left at home. This All out for Victory issue of the Tyro Annual is a salute to the men and women members of the Armed Forces. The publication of this issue of the Tyro Annual is its 50th year of service to the San Bernardino High School. It also marks the 10th year of our most able sponsor, Miss Ella Connor, whose council, guidance, patience, and experience is genuinely appreciated by all members of the staff. Without her help, we would be like a ship on the ocean, without a navigator to chart its course. Our most capable and efficient financial adviser, Mr. Hall, has again planned and executed all subscription campaigns and has directed expenditures. Mr. Paul of the Sun Company, has again given us the very best of cooperation and help. A note of thanks is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Starke, photographers, for their aid and patience with the individual pictures. The cover by the Becktold Company is of their usual high standard. We appreciate sincerely the cooperation and help of all who contributed to the success of this Tyro. You, the student body, are the final judges of our efforts to produce an interesting history of S.B.H.S. for the year 1943. We hope it will bring you happiness and many pleasant memories. Sincerely, ROBERTA IFFERT Editor-in-Chief , -513- ., ' ' V, ,mu 1 'W 'N 57 5 4 . I ,4i,L..x , ,14 4 Mn., X mdk ' , ir,-Y, . L, .M , H, . gf: ' , .1 X. 1 A h,.v.f,y. , V '- MF 5 3 A 'V W-rv nm Q11 wi va :A-M.. wa. sw, .lk Q ,,. H 'P FE. 1 , ff 1'1- ,- 1 9 - 1 if 11-5 w. ' 4 L ., ., ,ae , fwfr, :il ' me f Lys, i if 'ff'-fa. M . , .4-'vu ,,wl.L,f . A. 3, 3' ,, 4, W Q J' -'.-'71,-Q 4 Mb M Lf. .- A-L1 , 'x- 1 , Ei! '1 9.595 4- 2 , ... ' '. . ' . ' , -. ' V 14 ' , J ,, ' 'f . '1 - 1 1 f' . f 5' 1 ., ' .K -5 ' if ,. , :Q H, - . 1 ,H , N 1 ,A -, , ' '. I , . . - X-O ' ffm A Wsffgi 4255325 f igga? KES? fifglf iags jf iff Af C. sf ,iw-. 31 ' ' .., H. f, 0 . 1 .. . 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