San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)
- Class of 1944
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-'-- ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I - , - f' ,my , V7 0' JM ffm' 'I 6 ,.7:,?l,.4f' Z4 ,f A,,'! -Qgzfuifvj-.,1 xx ,X A, , fi A ,V If 5.1 fx!! M442 VD ' rv 7 I 'rj '4 fc ' ' Z .'.f J' ,rd ' f 1 b 'Vim 5 J ff v cxkj tj If ,V X1 JE 4 J 4nd - f rf ' '54 I C A O Ry 3 sq J is I ,Lia Ad? 6 'Ss I I Uv CW J 4 Q fi SQ 1,741 xr 7, Y 1 B4 f Lf' Y' ki? x..f.- ff 5' D olfffy Z -fx M ,X .MXDJ X? 7, J' rf' A N? x.. J- Q' Sz J' L V hx !,' 44 ' f X 4 OJ, -L TYRO SENIOR CLASS THINGS WORTH FIGHTING FOR I I F112 lifei i 1 tie Qi I3rQ7f'f.'ffIlf.Ql' lf1,1:AS5gAiQQ ff1.fP'T7Iffff Hlffffffl F' 11 Lwfv F QP FOREWORD ln selecting a theme lor the 1944 Tyro, the Annual Stall chose llThings Worth Fighting Forue our home, our democratic government, our religious freedom, our educational advantages. One thousand and seventy-three Cardinals are lighting tor these ideals on all the battletronts of the world. Two thousand and two hundred students are also fighting for these ideals in the classrooms oi S. B. H, S. We believe in our Americal DEDICATION To all Cardinals who fight for American ideals on the baitlefrorits and on the homefront, We dedicate the 1944 Tyro. if ir 'k 5 I x I N M E M O R I A M We honor these men and the many others Who have sacrificed themselves to preserve our Way ot ife. Morton Abbot Frank Arroyo Iames Berry Bob Bolden Beryl Bowman Leonard Brewster Olen Bulgrin Angelo Carranza Frank Chavez Iohn Clifton Bob Crabbe Frank Cunningham Durey Dorsey Bill Hamblin Rex Heap Warren Henthorn Robert Hollingsworth Henry Huntington Tom Iaharis 'Indicates persons i' Felix Krause Alexander Levi Virgil Markham Sam Moomau Paul Parent Thomas Parnell Iames Pierce Robert Reed Iohn Scannell Gordon Seeley Douglas Shaw Kenneth Shields Gordon Snyder Carl Strigle Bruce Uptain Gonzalo Valles Iohn White Randall Wieland George Willard missing in action. CONTENTS BOOK ONE OPENING PAGES FACULTY BOOK TWO . . . FALL PLAYS CLUBS FOOTBALL UNDER CLASS BOOK THREE . . . WINTER CLUBS BASKETBALL GIRLS SPORTS BOOK FOUR . . . SPRING TRACK BASEBALL SENIORS , , ,A . I,-. kf1C..,5. , , ,I , AW --. ' 3.wr'iQe,lg3 . --.,f',1x ' . .rwfjw 'Tau'-x hu KK-QL ' MAL ve 5 ' kt' TLV W T N I ,fox w.5x,, M A f4,., 4, OK X WY K 'L Q 1- 'Xxx 0 S'QvJtLC. Okmcl Q. N044 F ,. - rsigsnamv v-:A ' vlew FROM ADMINISTR N BUILDING STEPS f-v 1-P. r? MII H ADMINISTRATION 8 fa 1 -A 4 J, fi f I B X . I' gf-H iv' ln- I J K ,M -2 If N i 4 A C7 5 ..,, +A, 7 s .X X- JA x 1 f BAQNETT I'-.'. BARRCWS P BCETTCHER, H. CARTER E. CG:VE'v' V, CONNOR E. CUOTJED T, 'SNACK E. X r WC! 75 u F f 6 N ff FICKE A FUNDERBURG G, G, HALSTEAD, C. HAMMOND S. NNSRAPAM O KECK F. KFMBLEY, L. KNPF, M. LEAVERTCW H, L NDELOM M. MACKENZXE, MCCQACK N F V X 3 f'..f . - .1.', ' ' .Q f . K fv ... 33. ' -ff E Q 1. sy . ,,!. ,Q , an V 'SJ' if A A aff? 1 -' 'SN' 6 2 - , N ...VA AA aa- 9 'Z f N , . --v- ', .. Y - 2. A , X' fi CUNE, E. C, CODDNNGTON, C. DOCLITKE D. FAWLEY, N. HODGE, V HUBBARD, M. KNOWLES M. UVINGSTON, C. M:GRAW, L MQKESSON, S. 's Q1 , ,.,, BN .ja - .41 . h . V ,,4-:wp ff .Q T' Q- N .P Q Q- -ff '-iq' luv . lp 'vs W? if 4 .43 A .-H ,- JW cf N23 MCMILLAN A PAGE RODG-ERS W OTHER MEMBERS POPPETT C R VAN ETTEN I 47 9 V21 M ER E POSS W SIMPSON R GRISWOLD EDITH RANKINS GEO L VAN KOEVERING J NICHOLAS P NORTON O NEAL E PRESTON B RANDALL R RATCLIFFE N SM TH R NBERC' A TINKER F FACULTY I-IASELWOOD ELSIE KING MARY SI-IEA DOROTHY SMALLEY MARJORIE VAUG-HN J WALKER L ,f I? 'L , 'rf IO LEONARD ROBERT SMITH JEAN WATSON M fr I .ff L af ,:f,gZ:f'-, I 1 5' I 1 ' 4 ,dv ,I . - . W '-gf Y. A J L 4 fnw 3 1 , I ,Q L, W , . Q 5 A-F R I1 'I I ' A' . ' S3 .1 P ' . . V T I7 I w I , - 1 I 2 , . EI , . , . , I. , . , . , . I , sm . . J. akxwlmw S1 r X, SNAPSHOTS ,Ev 11 :S 99131 gi 536. 49 vi ,-8.4 0-.Y Q V1 up NN eg' ,w1..,+ KW 96 ,, N .5 ' ' .5 ,, J ' 1 , I V 'DQ1 f SNAPSHOTS X4 I Y a??--- ' 15.4 x . 1 12 , Q4 ,.. gf -,3,M,. Eh SNAPSHOTS 13 Q rf First row, left to right. Graham, M., Blnney, R. Second row: Stodelle, J., Nash, S., Smith, G., Slater, A., Stadtman, V. SENATE TO PROMOTE CITIZENSHIP PRESIDENT ..... George Smith VICE PRESIDENT . Verne Stadtrnan SECRETARY . . Rose Marie Binney SOCIAL CHAIRMAN . Ianet Ralphs YELL LEADER . . Maxine Graham GIRLS' LEAGUE PRES. . Shirley Nish SPONSOR ............. Mr. Webster I-Iall PURPOSE . . . To act as a jury in student cases . . . to act as the Executive and Iuclicial Body ot the school , . . together with the representatives, it conducts school affairs. - ACTIVITIES . . .Plan pep rallies. . .school campaigns . . . act as old ASB. it ff W i fi UIDJJITIA First row, left to right: Carlson, L., Binney, R., Graham, M. Second row: Greiving, J., Ralphs, J., Fffyyf , J I MJT Nish, S. Third row: Twomley, D., Rohrer, B., Smith, A., Lambeth, L. Fourth row: Smith, B., Smith, 1 J' G., Jiggem, s., sandahi, H. N I rj , .1 l0Jff'f ff., 1. I vi i!l4f 1 IMA X J J ,f M' li f A f 3 is A ,G-5, I., ., Firsv row, left lo right: Hallmark, C., Prasler, P., Brown, P., Brown, B., Stockton, M., Allon, B., Larson, B., De Marco, G. Second row: Mecham, H., Vieths, E., Wood, B., Henley, J., Lopez, M., Moseley, W. Third row: Slater, A., Sheels, D., Creason, G.. Krause, B., Harris, J., Baylis, J., Smith, B. REPRESENTATIVES AID AS MORALE BUILDERS SPEAKER . . . lack Stodelle SPONSOR ,... . . Mr. Webster I-Iall PURPOSE . . . Selected by 2nd period classes to represent them . . . help to keep up school morale through classes . . . help in drives and rallies. ACTIVITIES . . . Conduct sale of tickets for school affairs . . approve bills before put into effect. Jones, B., Lenker, R., Foster, B., Needham, C., Weech, J., Baylis, J., Sfadlman, V., Whitney, B., Donaldson, C., Meyer, B., Mullins, R., Hendrickson, D., McCraclxin, R., O'Hara, A., Bowman, P., Sfocklon, M., Mullins, R., Sandahl, H., DeIGeorgio, S., Slanfon, P., Smith, A., Leinhardl, P., Smith, B., Jelinek, C., Johnson, N., Wealhers, P., Jones, M., Muller, B., McGinnis, M., Tow, H., Sfepf, S., Noriega, D., Shay, J., Rohrer, B., Lambeth, L., Nichols, B., Day, B., Travis, V., Evans, F., Smifhson, P., Rice, C., Cline, E., Benf, J., Estrada, E., Nellans, J., Woodall, S., Stavenhagen, J., Carlson, L., Guerrero, H., Duff, R. I5 'av lx Jake: --be !7 -1 4 .41 4 f 1 f K I . - r If 1- v 13' fy, 4 4 x ,1 1 , r I . .'1 f4., .' 4 1 r . v Cl 40 '- ' -1,.f . 1 4 3 I I I 1 z X .ix 1 . I . A f ,fffx X l 2 z . . g Y lo l l -Q f,,. 0 l Qs...-aww EX Firsf row, Iefl fo right: Noriega, G., Brown, B., Lloyd, P., Nish, S., Binney, R., Sheets, D, Davis, C. Second row: Sanders, B., Bull, N., Richardson, B., Ralphs, J., Ferris, L., Brewster, N., Slater, A. GIRLS' LEAGUE PROMOTES COOPERATION OFFICERS President . . . Shirley Nish Vice President . . . Ann Slater Secretary . . Beverly Richardson SPONSOR . . . ...... Alverda l-iertzler PURPOSE . . . . . What you are lo be, you are now becoming. ACTIVITHES . . . Besides Girls' League programs, take part in the March ol Dimes . . . present Mothers' Tea. C. B. L. Exchange Program Back row, left fo right: Evans, V., Alfon, B., Grillen, D., Gaull, A., Willils, B., Richardson, B., aylor, J., Whalen, G. Front row: Greiving, J., Editor, Schufe, B., Davies, M., Rouse, C., Dickey, F., Kassel, P., Blackwell, L. STAFF Editor-ln-Chief . . Iune Greiving Assistant Editor . . Frank Dickey Business Manager . Velva Evans SPONSOR . . . ...... Kathryn Williams PURPOSE ....... To give the students experience in jour- nalism and report school news. ACTIVITY .... . . . lntorms the students of school and alumni activities by editing a weekly paper. TYRO WEEKLY FLASHES CAMPUS WAR NEWS REPORTERS Alton, B., Griffin, D., Hansen, B., Perrich, B., Hansen, I., Richey, B., Rouse, C., Ruckle, M., Schulte, B., Simmons, I., Taylor, I., Whalen, G., Willits, B., Caff- roy, D., Tow, I-l., Davis, M. PRINTING INSTRUCTOR . . . . . . . I. A. Van Koevering Back row, Iefl to right: McMurfrey, M., Ray, D., Foxon, P., Jacobson, J., Perrich, B., Vanhoy, D., Stallard, M., Thompson, D., Hansen, B. Third row: Blackwell, L., Boaiman, M., Hansen, J., Simon, J., Richie, B., Acosia, C., Rice, C. Second row: Carey, M., Brown, P., Clary, M., Ruckle, M., Ashton, L., Murphey, J. Firsl row: Grubbs, P. 18 TYRO ANNUAL EDITS VICTORY BOOK STAFF . . Editor in Chief Celia C Ielmek Assistant Editor Vilma Pia Business Manager Ruth Stockwell Head Photographer Wendell Mosely SPONSOR PURPOSE ACTIVITY First row, left fo r Frisby, M. Third ro Left to right: Norwood, J., Sanhnu, B., Kolebar, E., Dacollas, M., Fitzgerald, R. MAJORETTES AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS 1 IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT . . . Katherine Roach SECRETARY .... Inez Chambers VICE PRESIDENT . . . Wilma Garl SPONSOR ..,. Miss H. Hanson PURPOSE . . . To further social activities and to bring the girls closer together. ACTIVITY . . . Sponsor assemblies, hold luncheons, teas and gatherings. First ro I HI ght E C., Chambers, I., Roach r Si gins, F., Hargis, R., TrQI.ua...M.. Wilburf, F. Second row: Favours, L., Waggoner, M., Stept, S., Price, M., Q9rg5,Df,4 Gerber, L., Ledbefter, P., Ringle, L., Lara, M. Third - 3 yree, D. Serrano, M., Richardson, M4, Wainwright, M., Andrade, C., Grasmoen, L. I J 20 x Ml First row, left to riqht: Eggleton, M., Cod, D., Anast, E., Thomas, L., Lloyd, P., Middleton, D., Taylor, J., Eason, I., King, M., Willaomson, H. Second row: Christenson, S., Thurlow, L., Miles, J., Leaver, R., Day, F., Estes, O., McNamara, J., Archer, F., Huff, L., Schroeder, B., Hogan, A., Strain, C. Third row: Floyd, N., Burck, N., Woolsey, S., Schultz, G., Hendrickson, R., Storment, D., Fitzpatrick, L., Ball, J., Ahre, D., Stavert, B., Freels, J., Markey C. Fourth row: Weech, J., Hunt, H., Van Vliet, E., Heinfelt, J., Geeheles, H., Schweitzer, L., Wood, B., Gold, V., Baker, N., Hornibrook, L., Lenker, R., Buckingham, F., Hendrickson, D. PRESIDENT . I-Iorold I-Ioltmon VICE PRESIDENT . lclnet Toylor SECRETARY Wendell Moseley SPONSOR Blonche Preston SCHOLARSHIP BRINGS VICTORY PRESIDENT Keith Skousen SECRETARY . . Arlo Smith SPONSOR Amy Ione Steinberg First row, left to right: Carris, F., Siggins, P., Stormer, B., Haggard, L., Brown, B., Skousen, K., Pia, V., Stumpf, M., Perkins, B., Morris, N. Second row: Brown, P., Hulgan, B., Hanson, A., Neher, M., Wahlen, G., Theodule, C., Needham, C., McOrmond, C., Weather, P., Plummer, J., Wells, I., ,Lx Morgan, M. Third row: Toles, M., Brimmer, V., Cooper, J., Hartman, C., Learner, S., Pinkerton, M., f' Huffman, L., Whitacre, I., Kristoffersen, H., Muir, C., Durrant, V., Griffin, D. Fourth row: Nick, I-f I M. Richardson, R., Carpenter, J., Sheets, D., Willits, P., Van Vliet, J., Hoak, N., Holmes, W., V' J WFISI D., Eikelman, F., Price, M., Widmeyer, H. Fifth row: Greivinq, J., Stockton, M., Johnson, ' TGf,TIcRlinrake, D., Stevens, R., McArdle, J., Stark, P., Campbell, S., Stormer, E., Brock, M., Lubbring, M., Joe, D. Sixth row: Morgan, M., Gramlick, V., Devlin, C., Bull, N., Moses, K., 'J Harris, J., McFarland, R., Roberts, E., Woodworth, F., Trim, W., Brooks, F., Smith, R. Seventh row: ' V Mills, S., Spears, M., Hippenstiel, W., Smith, G., Jones, M., Sands, R., Turner, E., Boynton, E., Taulbee, W., Quinn, R., Spears, O. M ffl F 1 l JJ! ,J .X I I JM 1 XL! , I N s 21 Back row, left to right: Hulqan, B., Brown, B., Sheets, D., Nick, M., Middleton, D. Fourth row: Holmes, W., Stockton, M., Taylor, J., Jelinek, C., Cooper, J., Ahre, D., Floyd, N., Gold, V., Brewster, N., Lloyd, P. Third row: Griften, D., Johnson, G., Krause, H., Greivinq, J. Second row: Perkins, B., Garner, M., Stavard, B., Hanson, A. First row: McOrmond, C., Boynton, M., More, M. PRESIDENT .... Babs Brown VICE PRESIDENT . Norma Brewster SPONSOR . . Mrs. Winitred Poss SECRETARY .... Arleen Hanson PURPOSE . . . Render service . . . foster comradeship . . . instill high standards of character among all girls . . . develop appreciation ot the highest and most beau- tiful things ot life. ACTIVITIES . . . In charge of Bond Drives , . . honor faculty members every year with a dinner and a pre-arranged program. SOBOBANS AND PERICLEANS CONTINUE LEADERSHIP PRESIDENT . . . Harry Tow VICE PRESIDENT . . Keith Skousen SPONSOR . . . Mr. Forrest Keck SECRETARY .... lack I-Iarris PURPOSE ....... . Foster school activities and spirit ACTIVITY . . . Sponsor school play . . . booster for Redlands game . . . spon- sor dances d g e ght e s c e A e R Stadtma V 22 wx , w E -I 1 1 ' 1 L -.1 it my 'J Ty' -Hari? ,Q S.. , V 4. 4 ill ri X 'A' 4-'EIT A . . . ' , , I 8. A 9' Y x ,Aga I , Q Ng ff' L-1.21.-... J if . 2i'31'3iHg -in -1-ff- 1. ..xs.nJr.w- W.. . ,. Alexander, T., Ashton, L., Buck, D., Boynfon, E., Briggs, D., Carlson, L., Cook, L., Cory, P., Emery, G., Fowler, H., Flemint, R., Franklin, C., Fields, E., Gibford, J., Garret, R., Gorsuch, B., Heard, B., Hunt, P., Hinds, B., Heinfelf, F., Hinds, D., Kelly, M., Kassel, P., Lee, K., Milor, J., McCurdy, P., Markey, C., Nellams, J., Foss, S., Sikes, D., Simmons, C., Smith, A., Temme, D., Temme, W., Toffefeller, M., Wolf, P., Young, J., Ray, L., Greenveld, B., Canady, M., Kelly, J., Hill, A., Sfader, B., Graber, G., Greenveld, G. STUDENT DIRECTOR . Paul Hunt SPONSOR ...... ...... M r. Ingraham PURPOSE . . To inspire school spirit . . to learn to play various instruments. ACTIVITIES . . . To provide the music for football games and other outdoor activities. ORCHESTRA PLAYS ON! BAND STRIKES UP A TUNE SPONSOR ....... .... . Mr. Ingraham PURPOSE . . . To further students' interest in a musical education . . . to contribute to school activities. ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . Play lor assemblies and plays. Firsf row, lei? fo right: Siaveri, B., Plummer, J., Kelly, M., Canady, M., Miller, W., Carey, J., Kuzell, C., Johnson, M. Second row: Zaragoza, J., Talberr, B., Giebler, H., Freid, L., Brooks, P., Wiihem, L. Third row: Austin, D., Autry, R., Woodworth, F., Wood, B., Burke, W. Fourth row: Biggs,, D., Brookfield, H., Ingraham, O., insfructor, Neff, J., Fields, E., Givens, C. ,,.o Left to right: Bower, B., Hemfleld, F., Weafhers, P., Nottbush, J., Jordon, S., Reynolds, B., Young, A. Best Foot Forward . . . . December 3, 1943 . Sponsored By . Directed By . . . . . Three Act Comedy . By Cecil Holmes . . . Pericleans . Howard H. Palmer CAST Dutch Miller . . Leonard Schweitzer Satchel Moyer .,.. Bill Hicks Dr. Reeber ...... Don Briggs Terry ....... Beverlee Bower Miss Delaware . . . Betty Reynolds 'Bud Hooper . . Leonard Holmgren 'Gale loy ..... Alice Young Helen Schillinger . Peggy Weathers Exhibition Dance Team . Concert Accordion . . From Texas . . . Student Directors . Keith Moses . . Ray Worman Old Grad ..... Iohnny Sawyer Ethel . . . Florence Ann Heinfelt Frankie ...,.. Sue lordon Professor Lloyd . . Robert Quinn lack Haggerty . . lack Stodelle Hunk Hoyt . Chuck Green . . Beverlee Bower, Gordon Bostwick . . . . . . Don Comfort Rodney Houghton, Clifford Litka . . Dorothy Moon, Carleton Spitzer Left to rught: Sawyer, J., Hicks, W., Worman, R., Comfort, D., Weathers, P., Young, A., Stodelle, J., Holmgren, L. ir.: 1 S: 24 Left to right: Cockinq, B., Graham, M., Leader, Hart, W. HEAD YELL LEADER . .... Maxine Graham ASSISTANTS . . . . . . . . . Betty Cooking and Wanda Hart PURPOSE . . . To instill school spirit at all athletic gatherings and rallies. ACTIVITY . . . The yell-leading team consisted of three brunettes, wearing red skirts and black sweaters, with red letters. Lead yells at all games and rallies. Had an exchange rally with Redlands High School. YELL-LEADERS AND POM-POM GIRLS BEHIND TEAM SPONSOR . ............ Mrs. W. Poss PURPOSE . . . To create more color and spirit at the football games and rallies. ' ACTIVITY . . . In colorful red corduroy uniforms the Pom-Pom girls per- formed with rhythm and zest at all rallies and games. Left io right: Bruce, D., Sanchez, F., Graham, M., Gaulf, A. 4' Q I -.1 .Y 25 l A :Ro 'll' 9 51 A S.-Ei ggi? V38 5, 38li37 '40 33 32, 31 First row, left to right: LeBarge, G., Gomez, A., Brown, B., Braithwaite, R. Second row: Twombly, B., Hunt, R., Rohrer, B., Contreras, R., Romo, A., Burback, R., Henley, J., Li1tlelon,G., Houser, L., Hoffman, H., Finley, D., Chase, R., Visbal, L., Lambeth, L. Second row: Coach Simpson, Rainboll, B., Kay, D., Marquis, B., Wood, B., Callwell, D., Hornibrook, R., Smith, G., Johnston, P., Sandahl, H., O'Hara, A., Meyer, B., Foster, H., Joris, K., Parton, D. Third row: Corbett, L., Brown, Nichols, S., Kelly, P., Anderson, P., Reeves, B., Schuman, B., Broadbelt, B., Towe, A., Fowler, H., Elfrink, B., Bill, Nacum, B., Galvan, J., Heywood, H. S. B. H. S. FOOTBALL TEAM BREAKS JINKS Guided by the brilliant strategy and untiring ettorts ot Coach Ralph Simpson, the hard-hitting Cardinals finished one of S.B.H.S.'s best football seasons in eight- een years, The Redbirds just missed the long-sought CBL. title, losing only to the champion Riverside Polybears, but fought through an otherwise victorious season to bring S.B.H.S. a Citrus Belt League second place. Using a man-in-motion system instead of the straight power employed by Red- bird grid machines of the past, Coach Simpsons gridders rolled up more touch- downs against their opponents than any San Bernardino team in a decade, and packed more deception and speed than S.B.H.S, fans had seen in many years. The Cards started the season with a B-U win over a surprisingly strong Hemet High School eleven on Stockton Field. Traveling to Burbank in their second en- counter, they edged out a 7-O win over the highly rated Coast League Burbank lvlaroons, scoring on a line buck by ace fullback, Leonard l-louser, alter he and Art Romo had marched the ball downtield from their own 30 on a series of smashing line bucks. Playing their first C,B.L. game under the lights ot Stockton Field, the Cards trimmed their traditional rivals, Redlands' Terriers by a 23-6 score, breaking pay dirt on two downtield marches on line smashes and end runs and the third time on a pass interception and 73 yard run-back by Leonard Houser. CARDS VS. RED LANDS 26 , W 5 , ,K A L. ,Q Z ith B i f ,-, V VARSITY VS. BU RBANK S. B. H. S. FOOTBALL TEAM BREAKS JINKS ln their second encounter with the Terriers the following Friday, the Redbirds bettered their previous score, winning 26-U, scoring on three touchdown passes and an end sweep by Leo Visbal, and completely baffling Redlands by the de- ceptiveness of the man-in-motion and flanker right. The Redbirds swept to ct 28-7 victory over an exceptionally weak Yellow- jacket squad, but suffered injuries which probably weakened their chances for a C. B. L. crown this year. Backs Leo Visbal and Leonard I-louser and center Alan O'l-lara were put out of commission for the Riverside game the following Friday night, and their loss, the fog, and a slippery ball contributed to the fighting Card- inals' 24-l9 loss to Riverside's lim Iordon and Co. Playing their best game of the season, the breaks of the game went against the Cards in the last quarter when Iordon, fleet Bear back, took a long pass for the winning touchdown and the championship. Playing the annual Thanksgiving Day classic with Pomona's Red Devils on Stockton Field, the battling Cards came through with a l2-6 victory in the season wind-up. Marching downfield behind a series of line bucks by fullback lack Henley and scoring on touchdown passes from Romo to ends lim Reeves and Richie Hunt, the Redbirds held the Devils scoreless in the second half to finish a successful season with a hardfought victory. VARSITY VS. POMONA ' .leffmg L 9 I Z SOPHOMORES VS. PERRIS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL PGPULAR Under the able leadership of Coach Hodge, the S.B.H.S. Sophomores emerged from a successful season with a Citrus Belt League second place. The Carclettes dropped their opening tilt of the season 12-U to a powerful Perris Varsity Eleven. The following week the sophomores in their first C. B. L. game of the season de- feated the Redlands Toy Terriers when Menor scored two touchdowns with line smashes through center. The Cardettes on return game with the Redlands Sopho- mores trimmed them for a second time by a 25-U score on our Stockton Field. Scoring in every quarter, the sophomores outplayed a much lighter Redlands team. The first touchdown of the game was made on a pass to Carey who went over for the tally. ln a hard fought game the S,B,H.S. Sophomores trimmed the Riverside Cubs l8-6 on Stockton Field. Both teams put up a stubborn defensive but the Cardettes, sparked by halfback Aragon, put forth additional power to make it a Redbird Win. After being undefeated throughout the 43 season, the Cardettes muffed their chance for league championship by dropping a 25-6 tilt to the Pomona Sopho- mores on the Devils' Field. San Bernardino was held scoreless until a pass from Cloar to Hallmark connected and Hallmark went over for the only San Bernardino tally to end an otherwise victorious season. First row, left to right: Peters, H., Harber, B., Cloar, C., Wales, D., Vega, M., Ranqle, R., Marckey, C., Kline, E., Aragon, L., Villalovaz, A., Henley, B., Cresswell, W. Second row: Robbins, A., Halmark, B., Lyon, D., Belden, W., Peeters, K., Vargas, A., Gallanes, H., Hodges, G., Stone, F., Philipson, P., Carey, T., McDivot, G., Wilkens, J. Third row: Hurley, J., Sehakel, B., Kirolla, E., Hernandez, B., O'Connor, R., McClure, V., Grimes, R., Murphy, H., Nattingham, J., Johnson, N., Whitney, B., Hornibrook, L., Rainbolt, J., Hoffman, E., Coach Hodge. Y ' Q First row, left to right: Brimmer, D., Heywood, H., Anderson, J., Henley, J. Visbal, L. LeBarae O Hara A Marqu ss B Second ro so P Hornlbrook R Smith G Cra fo d K ell D pson J s J Hunt R Johnston B Th rd ro Joris K Ashley B Foster ohrer B Woods B P H o s up R Har ey W Dodso D Four? ro b s r Burb F H n V Cafray D T ombley D Ween odges G Carey R Lyons R F ffh H Harmon Spa n ro oll B ahlhebar J Galanes H mufh A Hernandez 8 Schu S x o o N oar G orn broolf L He ley 8 e J Hallmar PRESIDENT ......... .... R ichie Hunt VICE PRESIDENT . . Allan O'Hara SECRETARY . . Wayne Crawford SPONSOR . ............ Norman Eawley PURPOSE ...... To uphold the standards of sportsmanship ACTIVITY . . . Went over the top in War Bond Drive . . . sponsored a school dance . . . benefits at dance went to the Letterman's Lounge BLOCK S AND CADETS TRAIN FOR VICTORY MAIOR . . . . Norman Allan CAPTAIN . . . . lack Stodelle FIRST LIEUTENANT ............ Marion Millet SPONSORS . . . First Lieutenant Hodge and Second Lieutenant Simpson PURPOSE .......... For Ieadership training ACTIVITY . . Assist the coaches and to teach other members of the corps. Leff to right: Hodge, V., Com. Officer: Moseley, W., Beckett, C., Rice, C., Allan, N., Sfodelle, J., Millett, M., Jiggefs, S., Simpson, R., Com. Officer. I 71' 50 SM fox rf , - r 'L .r V ..4. Jzv H ' if , , 4 t'J 'Q f ...Q ...spi.-ei.. K CADETS Plafoon I, Squad I: Brooks, C., Swallow, D., Brown, J., Bizzers, R., Siodelle, J., DeWiH, H., Skinner, L., Haffield, D., Higgins, V., Hayes, D., Holyfield, H., Sfader, W. Plafoon I, Squad 2: Sawyer, R., Fulkerson, R., Leon, J., Blackwell, G., Doubennier, B., Fork, K., Carka, F., Lee, B., Grable, W., Hoover, J., Crocfer, M., Merrif, R., Hicks, B., Rice, C., Bevelin, R., Lyons, W., Wirsler, D., Bruhl, B., Beldon, W., Casper, D., Roach, L., Shafer, G., Black, A., Heafer, B. Plafoon I, Squad 3: Cork, C., Newcomer, J., Beckeff, C., Woodham, D., Conforle, E., Gilmore, B., Ellis, R., Shaw, K., Driscall, M., Wilburn, D., Vaugham, N., Harf, L., Mauldin, D., Muller, B., Schermerham, J., Sfalheber, J., Parson, B., Oorns, W., Blacksfone, D., Baer, H., Buclihoci, D., Taylor, D., Beamer, B., Irgang, G., Deminl, D. Plaioon 2, Squad I: Cashamn, J., Whelchel, B., Sawyer, G., Maffy, G., Pafferson, R., Forby, T., Lyon, B., Mosely, W., Sfadiman, W., Fleming, B., Taft, R., Milleff, M., Grey, R., Carey, R., Fessenden, J., Maffy, G., Rose, D., Sezora, D., Russ, G., Diggs, O., Hudson, C., Eldridge, A., Olmsfed, H., Hernandez, B., Branson, O., Sevingsfon, J., Jiggeffs, S., Afhey, K., Guerrere, H., Tofh, P., Sal, T. Plafoon 2, Squad 2: Overa, T., Rinzle, H., Bedford, B., Greenveld, B., Garza, L., Curlee, D., Bressler, G., Clemmens, M., Chifienden, B., Heafh, F., Coe, J., Hughes, D. Plafoon 2, Squad 3: Skousen, K., Garner, E., Weech, G., Balcom, D., Delgrada, F., Sfpreofer, J., Pierce, T., Kazaroff, B., Courtney, J., Johnson, B., Timaeus, E., Olive, B., Spain, J., Michaei, W., Haynes, V., Edwards, F., Soares, L., Bruce, B., Keep, C., Allen, N., Templin, N., Sneer, D., Voce, D., Green, L. lk 951- 95, fu Klvwgx. . , I ,. ysffr.-'fs ,. A , - ,.,, . . we -LG11ff? ,t.. , .C , , 30 SNAPSHOTS 31 SNAPSHOTS 8- L, if 32 N Firsf row, leff fo riqhl: Anasf, E., Clowers, V., Cobb, R., Coreiluis, L., Jenks, J., Curlis, B., Carey, J., Coules, L., Johnson, J., Ary, J. Second row: Grosson, B., Curlin, T., Caldwell, D., Cheringlon, B., Cleland, N., Neil, ., Wells, B., Camp, J., Cameron, R. .MQW 5g.,,w Firsl row, leH fo righl: Gallegos, S., Devlin, S., Done, I., Gray, T., Gardner, B., Gandy, I., Glosch, B., lmig, D. Graham, M., Dacolias, M. Second row: Irwin J., Carlson, C., Gericke, D., Iverson, C., Donaldson, C., Goehring, J. Gregory, G., Durranl, V., Griffin, D. Third row: Doyle, M., Darling, B., Green, S., Gasfon, B., Grouches, T., Daab, D , , iv Y N. qw l- ww. I ' , K , B 'S if 5 T Q 1 4 'Aff il i V' P g l ii.-. - 1 'l-. 1 - ,. J, . .. . .:. gy, . ' if Q. ' 1' T 34 Y. Firsf row, left fo righf: Harris, A., Young, B., Hargis, R., Helvesfon, L., Godfrey, C., Harper, P., 'nze Harf, W., Harvell, G. Second row: Howard, D., Hickman, M., Hoffman, L., Huff, M., Hallmark, C., Huff, L., Hille, J., Houpf, M., Hanson, J. Third row: Husman, M., Hal, B., Hoffman, H., Harvey, W., Hill, A., Oullen, R. fji f LLL if JUNIQRS ff J 1 ffl f ,Rb ,ff l'-1. ,ef Ll 1 fi Firsf row, leff fo righf: Warson, B., Warren, M., Wesf, R., Esfes, O., Wickersham, M., Willifs, P., Wilson, E., Wrighf, W. Walden, P., Willard, M., Wesf, A. Second row: Espinosa, F., Wrighf, A., Wierenga, I., Edwards, C., Woll, M., Evans, J. Wifhem, L., Willis, H., Walkers, R., Willis, R. Third row: While, B., Hopper, B., Warner, M., Widmeyer, H., Eikelman F., Woodworfh, F., Wilson, P., Eldridge, A., Henley, J., Worfman, D. 35 Firsf row, leff fo righf: McCall, M., McOrmond, C., Mullini, R., McGuire, G., Moon, E., Miller, E., McGraw, B., Orrell R., McMullen, W. Second row: Meri, A., Miller, J., Marsh, D., Moore, U., Moon, D., Muir, C., More, M., McNamara, J. Maniz, E., McKeen, L., McKinney, S., McGin!y, D., McKown, J., Marfiniz, D. Third row: Marqwad, G., Oehl, G., Meyer B., Mankin, B., Odell, J., McAdams, J., Marfin, J. JUNIORS Firsf row, leff io righf: Thomas, L., Pia, V., Prodor, J., Travis, V., Person, M., Pike, E., Pearson, M., Turner, E., Temme, D., Jacobson, J. Second row: Pierce, T., Jones, M., James, K., Thomas, W., Hornby, R., O'Bryanr, B., PoHer, V., Taulbee, W., Tracadas, G., Pasino, M., Thomas, G. Third row: Paiierson, N., Poe, L., Johnson, G., Toles, M., Piper, L., Perkins, N., Parmelee, B., Price, M., Timke, J., Parkinson, R. Fourih row: Foss, S., Pariin, D. nu-nw' 5,51 un-suln- 36 IW? , V. -.H -,,., , .T .gn .fxnnf 'ihfhqs 1-Nga fm--F.,' . Q lazy j , - I , ,. ., -' 3 -SEHK . V yr Q' h 9 ol J 0 . 4 Q' 'J 4 ll ' l l 'l , ,J , Firsl row, Ieff lo righl: Barkus, B., Baldridqe, B., Bowman, T., Br Blackwell, L., Ballenline, P., Bergslrom, C., Paflon, M. Second row: Burck, O., Bissell, O., Johnson, J,, Brown, B., Brisfown, D., Boafman, Brannen, D., Trask, E., Braifhewaile, D., Biene, F., Brown, A., Brimmer, Fourlh row: Briffain, D., Monfgornery, C., Benlson, T., Barker, B., Beehler, My M Wd JUNIORS First row, Ieff lo righl: Sorensen, J., Seehl, M., Schuberl, C., Scolf, J., Sfanfon, P., Salino Sfaverl, B., Schulh, G., Smilh, H., Spray, M., Smifh, J., Sabol, J, Second row: Savage - 1 ' v E S , . li? R., Buckingham, F., Baker, N. Bowman, P., Brooks, B., Baker, B., N., Brown, N., Bean, E., Boynfon, E., D., Bedoya, L. Third row: Baer, H., P Burke, W., Boring, S., Bloom, A. . P-. L Suverkrup, M., Sfrassburg, M., Sformenl, D., Sanders, B., Smifh, G., Squires, S., Sfavernhageh, Snyder, Z. Third row: Shay, J., Saenz, F., Smilh, R., Sikes, D., Slevens, R., Schwarfz, F., Schuman, B., Sferner, B., Snyder, J., Shaw, K., Schwarlz, B. Fourfh row: Simmons, H., Simons, C., Smilh, M Slahlheber, J., Smilh, A., Spain, J. 37 Firsl' row, left fo right: Lipes, S., Lloyd, P., Lumbaffis, R., Richardson, R., Luce, C., Ross, J., Lamb, P., Lopez, R., Rayfield, D. Second row: Leonhardf, F., Ruckle, M., Lubbring, Nl., Ries, P. Third row: Reed, F., Reasoner, D., Raynes, M., Randall, B., Lehman, J., Ledbelfer, D., Lanphere, J., Lee, K., Le Barge, W. Fourth row: Rose, D., O'Bryanl, B., Rohrer, B., Lambefh, B. N fw' it W ' K JUNIORS lllf ,lil First row, leff io righl: VanRader, J., Fernandes, M., N,ggjrg32',,E. Fifzpafrick, L., Freud, L., Nher, M., Newman, A. Foxen, P., Kellam, B., Verley, S. Second row: King, B., Va encna, M., Valle, H., Koch, B., VanVlie1, J., Fulton, R., Vanhoy D., Freels, J. Third row: Freeman, D., Kendall, B., Morlen, R., VanBiene, F., Fulfon, V., Kuzell, C., Kay, D., Krause, D. Fiscalini, J., Kilbourn, C., Ferris, B., Fleming, R. 38 Firsi row, Ieff to right: Tefer, W., Theodule, C., Thomason, E., Ahebury, S., Taylor, D., Archer, F., Adams, M., Adams, P., Quevedo, A., Tabor, P., Acosfa, W. Second row: Aikin, R., Taylor, D., Templing, J., Troy, T., Allen, F., Tee, B., Thoruburgh, F., Taff, B., Tudor, I., Tracadas, F. Third row: Acevedo, G., Turnbull, W., Anderson, R., Tofh, P., Tofion, M., Anderson, E., Thomas, K. SOPHOMORES Firsl' row, lefl fo righf: King, M., Day, B., Drause, B., King, E., Daszko, J., Davis, M., Day, F., Davison, B., Davis, J. Durfy, D., Dashier, J., Darnall, D., Knighf, F. Second row: Dunbar, B., DaHaan, W. Kruger, M., Kanester, B., Keilh, M. Dufcher, J., Devlin, C., Krisfofferson, E., Kerr, J., Davis, D., DeMarco, J., Kirolla, S. Third row: Duff, L., Kisinqar, R. Kline, J., Duska, J., DeBrouelrelIa, B,, Doubenmier, B., Dellitf, H., Day, D., Kendall, J., Kline, E. il? Firsf row leff lo riqhl: Flack, J., Evans, F., Furman, J., Elder, P., Farrar, P., Erickson, J., Forman, M., Friou, Y., Easr, C., Dolan., D., Fred, L., Evans, F., Fargon, F. Second row: Erskine, L., Fifzgerald, R., Frosr, C., Lisfer, L., Erickson, H., Folk, J., Farkas, L., Frost, E., Fox, J., Esrrada, E., Flowers, L., Fabela, F., Pierce, E. Third Row: Elder, D., Friend, C., Forbes, J., Freeman, R., Fleming, B., Ireland, C., Fickes, A., Fillion, V., Freeman, R., Ford, K., Frilz, P., lmmel, C. Fourfh row: Wissler, R., Fuekerson, R. SOPHOMORES Firsf row, lefl lo right Gamboa, E., Graflidge, M., Goodurn, L., Graham, A., Gregory, B., Gardner, B., Gilliland, M., Yafes, E. Second row: Guillen, V., Garreh, C., Gramllch, V., Gorsuch, B., Groop, J., Green, E., Gravlee, C., Gomez, A. Third row: Gena, L., Greveneveld, B., Gusrrerr, J., Garbani, A., York, R., Young J., Gonzales, C., Gufierrez, J., Gallanes, H., Goleberg, G. -Hulk? F1 Firsf row, leff fo righf: Hall, L., Hainline, A., Henoian, C., Habecker, J., Hinds, D., Husman, M., Hubby, O., Haywood G., Hardwick, B., Hounshell, M., Hoover, B., Hearrell, W. Second row: Heflin, C., Hemminger, M., Hoffman, E., Hawkin S., Hibner, B., Hunf, H., Heinfelf, F., Holloway, R., Haerman, C., Hammond, J., Hamilfon, B., Hamilfon, A. Third row Hodges, G., Hernande, B., Hoffman, E., Hornby, R., Harber, B., Holf, J., Henfhom, B., Hippensfiel, W., Huslon, J. Hendrickson, R. Fourfh row: Howell, B., Hallmark, B., Hurley, J., Hudqens, B., Hume, D., Hausladen, M., Hornibrook, L. Hafruf, T., Hoover, l., Henley, B. Fiflh row: Hinson, L., Houghton, R., Helm, J. SOPHCMORES Firsf row, leff lo riqhf: Lusk, B., Lucas, J., Johnson, M., Anderson, R., Lehman, L., Lockwood, J., Larson, P., Learner, S., Leonard, N., Johnson, M. Second row: Lowe, M., Lafham, L., Lillibridge, B., Loyd, B., Lazar, J. Third row: Lawson, C., Blawii, B., Juden, C., Leeny, D., Linker, R., James, S., Johnson, D., Beaffie, R., La Rue, J., Johnson, O., Gordon, J., Lawson, B., Joe, Dale. 41 - f w-p 1, Firsl' row, Ioff 'lo righf: Reno, M., Orliz, A., Owens, M., Randles, E., Roey, P., Romo, A., Rodriguez, J., Rocha, M., Rangel, M., Ramirez, E., Rusf, M., Ross, A. Second row: Osburn, G., Rosengren, C., Reppond, P., Robertson, E. Third row: Richardson, H., Richmond, G., Ramos, R., Rogers, J., Olive, D., Rodgers, R., Robinson, A., Russ, G., Ramirez, A., Rangel, R., Olovisa, O., Ramirez. F. SOPHOMORES Firsf row, leff fo righl: Wrighf, B., Weslenhaver, M., Viealsenor, M., Wrighf, E., Wolf, P., Wager, S., Van Buren, E., Wesf, R., Weslon, J., Willsey, A., Varvis, H., Warren, S., Wayne, S, Second row: Warren, H., Wells, I., Woulsey, S., Wrighf, l., Ward, J., Verigan, O., Van Vlier, E., Wade, E., Willis, T,, Wood, B., Woodall, S., Wood, J., Whilacre, E. Third row: Wales, D., Worman, R., Wilkins, J., Whilney, R., Dolden, D., Vielhs, E., Walkers E., Wilburn, R., Wilson, W. Fourlh row: Velarde, P., Briggs, D., Roughlon, B., Vargas, A., Vego, M., Valencia, G., Velarde, J. 42 -v First row, left to right: Coldiron, V., Childers, G., Clemmer, L., Collins, B., Cox, G., Choisnet, J., Cresgy, B., Cox, D. Carris, F., Curtwright, E. Second row: Cleveland, L., Carran1a,. F., Campbell, C., Campbell, S., Calderhead, J., Calares, C. Cooknell, J., Clarence, L., Chrislenson, S. Thir drow: Carranaugh, L., Caine, D., Currie, F., Cline, D., Cacks, F., Carey, I. Conforti, E., Cleveland L., Crocfer, B., Cole, C., Cunningham., G., Coen, G. Fourth row: Cullop, D., Corona, R., Coe, J. Crocfer, M., Cooper, B., Cantlay, E., Cory, P., Cloar, C., Creswell, W., Curtei, D., Chittenden, B., Courtney, J., Clem mon, M. Fifth row: Caspari, D., Clauson, C., Comfort, D. First row, left to right: Mooney, P., Morley, B., Morin, L., Mann, S., McBeath, K., Bruce, T., Macklee, T., Morris, D., Meredith, S., Montano, H., Morgan, M., Middleton, J., Mahon, B., Minter, A., Matous, G., McAndres, L. Second row: Murillo, E., Murqina, I., Mcginnis, M., Myers, S., Miranda, G., Miles, J., McArdle, M., Bull, N., Miller, V., Merrill, Z., Mora, P., Monrecino, C., Binkerd, J., Morgan, M., Mills, S., McFarm, J. Third row: Moore, T., McCurdy, P., Markey, C., Mecham, H., Milor, J., McFarland, R., McCoy, J., McDonald, E., Moore, T., Mathews, B., Matteson, C., Milletl, C. Fourth row: Kenney, M., Walden, L., McEvay, B., Meserve, J., Mortensen, J., Mitchell, C., Murphy, H., Moses, K., McGinly, L., Michael, W., Miller, K., McDowell, N., McCan, E. Fifth row: Molina, P., Martinez, J., Martin, F., Maguires, E., McNulty, D. 44 First row, left to right: Silvas, M., Sanders, B., Smith, J., Smith, Jill, Shaw, L., Sanders, C., Stark, P., Stephenson, B., Smith M., Stricklin, L. Second row: Saver, I., Swindell, L., Sampson,D., Smith, J., Skeevis, D., Sullivan, M., Schroeder, B., Stormer, E., Smith, N., Saffold, B., Sereseres, J., Smith, I., Stewart, M, Third row: Spears M., Switzer, R., Shelton, R., Stadtman, W., Skousen, K., Stafford, F., Snawden, D., Spohn, H., South, D., Stone, F., Starkey, L., Shocliley, D., Schultz, H., Sands, R. Fourth row: Shaw, B., Schaefer, C., Morse, R., Stephenson, R., Smith, B., Stewart, H., Shaddox, F., Swallow, W., Shoray, T., Shafer, G., Smith, B., Slreeter, J. SOPHOMORES 45 e rqhf e 1. Co J Adam SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS PRESENT ASSEMBLIES SPONSOR Most of our assernbhes are sponsored by our cllfferent organ rzatlons 1n school PURPOSE To offer entertarnrnent to the student body QIVG students opportunlty to appear before the pubhc advertlslng feature for vanous school clubs ACTIVITY . . . F. F. A. presents annual live stock show. Pan American club presents annual variety assembly. Don L. Comfor -2999254 . -- A2 -za Winter Seniors SENIOR ASSEMBLY, VARIETY SHOWS ARE PRESENTED SPONSOR ............... Mr. Kipf PURPOSE . . . To present diplomas to the seniors and give the students on opportunity to practice their tcxients. ACTIVITY . . . Senior president presents class ond gives cz torewell speech . . . to entertciin. In front: Kolebar, E. In back: Da Iias, M., Fitlqerald, R S t B I I J 4 Y' . VK .AJ il I4 M V. r V , .1 ,li f V41 ' 1 4 9 f fn, Xl! ' I Aly! I 1 Q fl Ar, 'Y-1 I 7 111V .2 N Af' 'I 1 ' ' ,4 lb! lr' .IVV-' 1 4 ' 1 if I f 1 l f Q I .r' .fl lf ry 'J f jlf' P .k. ,-' Nvkeft' X 1i7.2y'f5,S.'if 4 ' .ffxlgf ,l Q 'ff Lllfif- ' ,.,, 4 , 11+ 9: . 'lg' 'Q - 41 J .-,. 2,-QFQ, ,- Koa! s n. -..-. ?'ii 9 t3W't 'I12 gL Wf yM T h PRESIDENT Wanda Holmes SPONSOR M1ss I Norton SECRETARY V1v1an Mlller PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Patr1c1a Lucas PURPOSE Grve opportunity to use Spamsh and become acquarnted W1th Spamsh customs ACTIVITY Present soclal gathermgs Wrrte club mmutes 1n Spanlsh SPANISH CLUB AND CARDINAL RACQUET ASSIST IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT Marlon M1llet VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY SPONSORS PURPOSE ACTIVITIES srngles Stanley Poss Helen Crass Mrs B Markey and Mr C Turnbow To promote 1ntere'st and protlcrency 1n tenms Contmuous ladder matches consrstmg of l1X6d doubles and G1rls Round Robin R sr dh o ddr + p w Y T MG JWe a W W WFe vP f'vf't P Mu f 'Q,o.,zif-s 4-yn rm It If 050 Q0 6 ww, J. QU lea., WQJW 49 I Q Jig, 3' . V. If rw S1 'Q .' T ,. N A A A .wawa-Wt fa First row, left to ri ht: ucas, P., Holmes, W., ol, P., Lucas, J., Baer, R. Second row: Spra , ., Miller, V., Moon, D., Hallendrake, D., Curley, D. hird row: Viet s, E., Norton, I., Comfort, D., Husman, M., Husman, M., Baer, D. First row, left to right: uskauff, L., Hansen, A., Korengold, B., Eason, I., i am, M., Bartie t, D., Mi e on, D., Brose, F., Taylor, J. Second row: Hip ensteil, ., Hogan, A., Ellis, G., Brown, P., Brown, B., Brewster, N., Herkelrath, D., Fioyd, N., Lubbring, M., Arhe, D., Duff, L., Brile , M., Markey, 8. hird row: Post, P., Krause, ., reiving, ., ith m, G., Fleming, R., Poss, S., Sweitier, G., T ulbee, ., Simons, C., oodworth, F., DeMint, D, Fourth row: Trim, ., ull: r- son, R., Jones, M., Spain, J., Spears, O., Millett, M., Moore, M., Spears, M. Fifth row: Newcomer, J. .53 I , , gr ,L , V . L it rg 'L ,, I I wt .W .. ' ff , -A-4 at ... Pb ' -. ' . of ?7' ' ., if ' -' A': A' t. 'Q s ' f fi' 1., 3 r ' ' :J Q V 'T Q .jf 'Vx - A ,. V 5 - te j -t ry H Z- J - . ,-, . . , 'V X ' g .. .f . -. . . .1 .. I. . I .V ' - tg Q , f . I ja 6 Y 'ff ' 'f ' f I ' i . , I - A ' . X 5 I , f V I V 5 I ff 1 tx 4 U . Y .. A, 4, V 7 X , 1 ff Q , ,ts I Q'-ol, I , 4 kr. -' -.-fi - MW I The sinh of chfssf SOLOISTS . . . I-lenderson, I-I., Henley, I., Gold, G., McCowen, N., Stockton, M., Thomas, N. SPONSOR . . ...,... Miss Mackenzie PURPOSE . To present a story of the birth ot Christ ACTIVITY . To present a yearly Christmas pageant AEOLIAN CLUB AND CHRISTMAS PAGEANT ENLIC-HTEN SPIRIT OF MUSIC PRESIDENT .... l-Iazel Caldwell SPONSOR . . Miss Mackenzie VICE PRESIDENT . . Barbara Perkins SECRETARY . . . Virginia Gold PURPOSE . . . To promote interest in music and provide social contacts tor those with similar interests. ACTIVITY . . . I-Iold meetings twice a month . . . recitals . . . dinner . . . social events. First row, left to right: Comfort, D., Mecham, H., Slggins, P., Caldwell, H., Blackwell, L., Hanson, J., Anast, E. Second row: Carey, J., Miller, W., Schroeder, B., Rose, D., Lazar, J., Ellis, G., Perkins, B., Burck, R., Bull, N., Cooknell, J. Third row: Gorsuch, B., Farrar, P., Wlthem, L., Narum, B., Gold, G., Ruckle, M., Widmeyer, H., Hansen, J., Thurlow, L., Hornibrook, L., Johnson, G. El SU -Z Leff to righl: Nish, S., Sanchez, F., Polsley, M., Middleton, D., Howes, B., Ellis, G., Noriega, SPORTS POPULAR EVEN IN WAR TIME - fXN PRESIDENT . . Gloria Noriega VICE PRESIDENT Delores Middleton SECRETARY . . Norregergins SPONSOR ...... . Catherine Livingston PURPOSE . . . To interest girls in sports . . . to have competitive play. ACTIVITY . . . To meet and . . . have occasional parties. Boffom row, Ieff Io righf: Murris, V., Ramos, I., Collier, D., Lehman, L., Ellis, G., Willis, L., Creason, G., Middleton, Polsley, M., Howes, B., Cooley, D., Backus, V., Palmer, A., Caris, F. Second row: Wright, B., Proul, R., Sampson, Crosby, D., King, B., Perkins, N., Floyd, N., Pike, E., Middleton, D., Nish, S., Mills, S., Campbell, C., McOrmend, Herrick, V., Oldham, B., Deulin, B., Noreiga, L., Sanchez, F. Third row: Arbuckle, C., Jacobson, J., Foxen, P., Piper, Noreiga, G. IPres.l, Delapa, B., Weston, J., Hainline, D. Top: Bowman, T., Ross, O. organize into teams, to play among each other, FLXQIRI i 'N T FT x Q! I x S3 ,X R . L W1 51 L if Q.. 1 ,,,.,...,.,.pm61 First row left to right: Korengoid B., Weafhers, P., Brown, B., Perkins, B., Jordon, S., Evans, J., Bruce, A. Second row: Mecham, H., King, M., Archer, F., Squires, S., Taylor, J., Ruckie, M,, Muir, C. Third row: Spears, O., Worman, R., Milor, J., Stodelle, J., Smith, A., Heinfelf, F. Fourth row: Cooknell, J., Bull, N., Fleming, R., Millett, M., McArdIe, J., Sfadfman, V., Woodworth, F. Fifth row: Wilson, B., Heard, B., Moses, K. PRESIDENT . . . Verne Stadtman SPONSOR . . . EIIa Connor VICE PRESIDENT . . . Arlo Smith SECRETARY . . . Peggy Weathers PURPOSE . . . Further speech opportunity for those entering contest. ACTIVITIES . . ....... . . . Debate, etc. PRESIDENT . . . Verne Stadtrnan SPONSOR . . Virginia R. Coffey VICE PRESIDENT . . Marion Miliett SECRETARY ..... Iack I-Iarris PURPOSE . . . To honor students who have achieved special recognition in speech work. ACTIVITIES . . . Debate, declamation, extempore oratory, first and third Wednesday ot each rnonth hold an evening party. First row, lei? to right: Evans, J., Weafhers, P., King, M., Brown, B., Perkins, B,, Doyle, M., Bruce, A. Second row: Fleming, R., Mecham, H., Taylor, J., Siodelle, J., Smith, A. Third row: Moses, K., McArdIe, J., Milleft, C., Sfadfman, V., Woodworth, F. html 52 First row left to right: Siggins, P., Sformer, B., Brown, B., Perkins, B., Korengold, Barbara. Second row: Plummer, J., Holmes, W., Taylor, J., Haggard, L., Ralphs, J. Third row: Quinn, R., Krauss, H., Wible, E., Wahlen, G. Fourth row: Frownfeller, R., McArdle, J., Spears, M. Honored members-Barbara Brown, Richard Erownfelter, Louise Haggard, Wanda Holmes, lohn Mc!-Xrdle, Iackie Plummer, Robert Quinn, Ianet Ralphs, Patricia Siggons, Melvin Spears, Bette Stormer, Gwen Wahlen, Iohn Rocha, Wayne Crawford, lune Greiving, Barbara Korengold, Helen Krauss, Bar- bara Perkins, George Smith, Ianet Taylor, Harry Tow, Evelyn Wible. KNITTING CLUB AND SEAL BEARERS PRESIDENT . . . Delores Middleton SPONSOR .... Miss Ella Connor PURPOSE . . . . . . . To do patriotic bit .... learn to knit. ACTIVITIES . . . Knit tor Red Cross . . hope to exceed last year's record of 250 socks and 75 knee bands. Standing: Ruckle, M., Floyd, N., Habeclren, J. Seated: Siggins, P., Brown, N., Miss Connor, Spon- sor, Cleveland, V., Middleton, J. ln front: Muir, C., Middleton, D. X 53 . ! First row, left to right: Worman, R., Mecham, H., Lubbrinq, M., Weather, P., Jordon, S., Brown, B., Cockinq, B. Second row: Perkins, B., Noiibusch, J., Moon, D., Heinfelf, F., Holmgren, L., Bower, B., Hunt, N. Third row: Quinn, R., Comfort, D., Moses, K., Millett, M., Oehl, K., Schweit- xer, L., Stodelle, J., Spitzer, C. MEMBERS OF NATIONAL THESPIANSfLubbring, M., Weothers, P., Iordon, S., Brown, B., Bower, B., Hunt, N., Quinn, R., Spitzer, C., I-Ioigrern, L., Oehi, K., Schweitzer, L. PRESIDENT . . Leonard Schweitzer SPONSOR . . . . Miss Rdtciitte VICE PRESIDENT . . Robert Quinn SECRETARY .... Noomi Hunt PURPOSE ....... . Eurthering drcirno in S. B. H. S. ACTIVITY . . . Present pioys . . rnust be in three pioys to be ct member. CARDINAL AND NATIONAL THESPIANS DO OUTSTANDING WORK PRESIDENT . . Sue Iordon SPONSOR .... Miss Rotclitte PURPOSE . ,...... To interest students in drotmo. ACTIVITY . , Present plays . . . hold sociol gotherings. 54 Left to right: Hilbig, F., Rice, C., Kemp, J. MANAGER . . . . . Ioe Camp ASST, MANAGER . , Floyd I-Iilbig ELECTRICIAN . . Alvin Eldridge ASST. ELECTRICIAN . Chester Rice SPONSOR ...,......... I-Ioward l-I. Palmer PURPOSE . . , Facilitate staging ot all school functions . . . give boys experience in stage work. ACTIVITIES . . . Present plays . . . complete charge ot stage during programs. STAGE CREW AND USHERETTES SUPPORT SCHOOL FUNCTIONS USI-IERETTES ........... Phyllis Prastor CI-Ieadl OFFICERS . ASSISTANTS . . . . Rober . Marian King and Gloria Richardson ta Cobb, Secretary SPONSOR . ...,... Howard Palmer PURPOSE ....... Usher at school functions in auditorium. ACTIVITY . . . Theatre party twice a year and other social meetings usually monthly. . . f W's-- Left to right: Lehman, L., Woodall, S., Cobb, R., Koch, B., Kung, M., Rlchardson, Gu Moon, D., Day, B., Warren, H., Hargis, R., Weston, J. '-,sly-j 55 A em' ' VON , .Q .til ilk la Firsl row, lofi io riqhl: Snoore, D., Tankersley, W., Patterson, M., Kipl, M., sponsor, Fox, J., Wilson, W., Streefer, J., Cooper, R. Second row: Rodgers, J., Jones, P., Robertson, E. Third row: Moriarily, J., Barker, L., Houghton, R., Redick, S., Boarlio, R., York, R. PRESIDENT ...... Bill Fox VICE PRESIDENT . . . Fred Burch SECRETARY . . . . Clyde Clark TREASURER . . . . Fred Litka SPONSOR . ............. Mr. Kipt PURPOSE . . . To train young men for the future in the agricultural field ACTIVITY . . . Go to Los Angeles to enter livestock in an annual show and contest. Firsl row, lofi to right: Hall, O., Fox, B., Kipf, M., sponsor: Bruch, F., Weening, D., Hornibrook, R., Allen, B. Second row: Lifka, F., Lawson, D., Glover, G., Smith, R., Gray, R., Marks, D. Third row:,Jonos, V., Blalock, T., Clark, C., Lilka, C., Findley, D., Mederas, G., Fessonen, J. 56 wi i3l,'fP5f'T2 ' I if rx., R F. Aki: '- . First row, left to right: Learner, S., Holmes, W., Lucas, J. Second row: Lucas, P., Sfahlford, R., Brown, B., Hills, A. PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . Babs Brown VICE PRESIDENT . . Wanda Lee Holmes SPONSOR .............. Miss Stahlford PURPOSE . . . To give serious minded girls a chance to help in the war effort . . . to give girls an opportunity to take Home Economic subjects. ACTIVITY . . . The making of such articles and garments as the American Red Cross requires .... also salvage materials available. SEWING CLUB AND PAN AMERICAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE WAR EFFORT PRESIDENT . . . . . Iohn Rocha SPONSOR . . Miss Hazlewood VICE PRESIDENT . . Dorothy Moon SECRETARY . . . Iohn Guerrero PURPOSE ...... To cement relations with the nations of the Americas. ACTIVITY . . . Communicate with different people from the countries we study. We also have interesting programs in which speakers are invited to fit the occasion. First row, left to right: Corcloria, P., Neri, A., Cotter, L., Leaver, R., Gomez, A, Second row: Rocha, J., Tones, C., Oehl, N., Guerrero, J., Joe, D., Engelberg, A. Third row: Wade, P., Bo- caneqra, M., Calrera, S., Bocanegra, L., Gonbales, A., Baxter, H. San Bernardino vs Colton VARSITY BASKETBALL ln spite of a disastrous season, this years varsity live will go down in Cardinal history as one ot the most high spirited, best coached, and well supported basket- ball teams in this schools history. Oli to a bad start the Cardinals playing on their home court lost to Colton, with a score 20-l2. ln the second tilt ot the season San Bernardino again came out on the small end ot a 30-23 score with Redlands on the larger end. The Card- inals played their first and last victorious game ot the season with the strong Riverside team, the final score being Poly Bears l8, Cardinals 25. The high point man of this game was Santoya, making l8 points. The S. B. five then traveled to Pomona to meet the Red Devils on their home territory. Due to the ability of the Red Devils to hit the hoops, the Cardinals were again the underdogs ot a 29-l2 score. The Cardinal quintet was next seen on the Hub Citys home court. ln the second quarter a combination ot Hunt, Greene, Doyle, and Smith broke loose to pile in the baskets tor the Cardinals. ln the last quarter Hunt scored on a tree throw to make it 23-22. The game was then tied with a tree throw by Doyle. With seconds lett to play, Carlos ot Colton scored to give the Yellow Iackets a 25-23 margin. First row, left to right: Fawley, Santoya, A., Wilkins, M., Harris, D., Visbal, L., Doyle, R., Austin, D., Burback, R., Brimmer, D., Crawford, W. Second row: Smith, G., Wilson, P., Rohrer, B., Snyder, J., Johnson, L., Green, L., Fiscalini, J., Hunt, R., Gaston, B., Smith, M. X San Bernardino vs Colton High VARSITY BASKETBALL Losing their second game against Redlands Terriers this season, the Card- inals, hard luck boys of the C. B. L., Went down fighting to the tune of 33-30 de- feat in our gym. Leading through the first half, and deadlocked at 17-17 at half time, the Cards were not able to match the Terriers' long shot artistry during the last half. In the second half the Cards lost their scoring punch. Center Smith led the S. B. H. S. scoring column with 9 points. The second game with Riverside did not follow suit with the first. ln a hard fought, knock down and drag-out battle, San Bernardino dropped a 31-18 decision to the Riverside Bears on the Bear court. Unable to stop a speedy Needles High School basketball team, the Cardinals were defeated 44-22 in their home gym. San Bernardino Cardinals lost their final game of the year to the Pomona Red Devils. lt was a rough and tough encounter with both teams being charged heavily with fouls. In the first stanza, the outclassed Redbirds managed to stay with the Red Devils, but in the third and fourth quarter the Red Devils scored steadily to enlarge their 27-15 margin. The final score was 33-21. K Captain, and high point man, Doyle made 35 points, l-lunt, 33, Smith, 27, Santoya, 17, Visbal, 12, Wilson, 127 Fiscalini, 10, Greene, 8. Altogether it was an interesting season. San Bernardino vs Redlands B 60 .X First row, lah to right: Hsnlhorn, B., Kline, J., Hodges, G., Vega, M., Aragon, O., Goldberg, G., Wales, G. Second row: Canflay, E., iManagerl, De Bouchelle, B., Murphy, P., Henley, B., Sfawarf, J., Wilkins, J., Balcs, C., Miller, K., Hallmark, B., Skousen, K., KM-anagorl, Fawley, N., lCoachl. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL After a season including three league Wins and three league losses, the Sophomore team has produced several outstanding men to form the nucleus of next year's varsity five. With high hopes, Coach Fawley started his team in a practice game against the Colton five, the Cardettes coming out on top with a 20 to 12 win. Going to Redlands the S. B. five again came out the victors, defeating the Bull Pups 32 to 18. With much confidence, the Cardettes then played the Poly Cubs of Riverside on the Cardettes' home court, only to lose a tough game 21 to 13. Coming back after a loss to the Pomona five, 19 to l8, the Cardettes were victorious over the Colton light weights in a non-league game played on the Col- ton court and ending with a 27 to 18 score. After defeating the Bull Pups of Red- lands with a score of 36 to 21, the Cardettes team traveled to Riverside to meet the Poly Cubs for the second time, only to be defeated, 18 to 9. As a glorious climax to the season, the final game, played against Pomona's Red Devilettes on the S. B. H. S, home court, Was the hardest and most spectacular game of the season. This game was an over time affair, being a tie score at the end of the regular period. The final tally, made by Stewart and the good playing of Aragon and 1-lenthorne were the winning factors in the game, the final score being S. B. 32, Pomona, 30. Sophomores vs Redlands Frst row, left to right: Jones, Hippenstiel, Cullop, Jones, Hoffman. Second row: Fleming, Roberts, Poss, Spear. TENNIS War or no War, winter or summer, we in Southern California are privileged to enjoy the game of tennis. At the time of publication the varsity tennis team was Well on its Way to the C. B. L. championship. This year under the able direction of Coach Simpson, the netters defeated their toughest opponent, Chaffey. Scores available at the final deadline are: S.B.H.S. Colton 9-0 S.B.H.S. Redlands ll-0 S.B.H.S. Chaffey 9-3 Most able players of the season were: Wayne Hippenstiel, first singles, Harry Tow, second singlesg Stanley Poss, third singles, Morton Iones, fourth singles: Orville Spears, fifth singlesg Cecil Millett and Dean Cullop, first doublesg Clem Torres and Eugene Hoffman, second doubles. 1 1 -f , , , f, lr 1 Wim! lf! 2 rv 1 , it 4 . it ,I X mf ft Q W J HW yfffj tgjvf , ,fy ,ff K' uf f K ' iw , f ifwwffp X! if I f , ff? , i f 4 f X7 62 Q xy Ti. First row, left to right: Schroeder, B., Morgan, M., Hamilton, B., Hamilton, A. GIRLS SPORTS Rhythmic activities are an integral part of the Physical Education program lor the girls of San Bernardino Senior High School. The schedule of the department is so arranged as to give each class equal opportunity to participate. National and folk dances are stressed. Through these rhythmic activities the girls gain poise, bodily exercise, social graces and an understanding ot musical rhythm. The stu- dents greatly enjoy this part ol their Physical Education program. Remedial classes have been organized for the girls who are in need of re- stricted physical education. This Work consists of postural exercises as prescribed for the individual girl. Diet is also stressed, lndividual recreative games are played by the remedial students. These classes have proved to be a great help to those girls unable to participate in regular Physical Education classe . W, Exercise! 1 l j P Winning Teams Compete in Volley Ball GIRLS' SPORTS Along with the boys of our high school, the girls also enjoy many outdoor sports in their Physical Education classes. At present, our boys varsity teams com- pete with other schools, and in the future We hope to have a girls' varsity team do the same. Every girl in the regular Physical Education classes ot San Bernardino Senior High School enjoys outdoor sports throughout most ot the school year. There are four major seasonal sports played in their respective seasons. These are volley ball, basketball, speedball, and baseball. The individual classes have inter-class games to determine the winning team. Then the winning teams of all classes in that period hold competitive games. Girls Play Baseball 'Tk-4.,.,'x.' Y 64 H --g2g11,4 1 Zvi.-'.',r zmgghqisui-,jf-555 ':rwg:4,f. L.---44. 'Y' 6.7495 kzfwglzifffiizilv-Q-1 -.3 ,Y V -.,n .gg whlwr.-.E , -. 3,4-QL ,vm-:k .ww-C N ' - ., ,--. --.-M 4- M,-,, ' ' 7 s 4 w gr v 1 , ,+.. 1 r ' ' P IT? ! lv' X3- +0V .YiY .. -M 1 First row, left to right: Roughton, Lyons, Newquist, Burke, O'Briant, Hoffman, Barker Cloar Second row' Hodge Twombley, Broadbelt, Smith, Tow, Rohrer, Ashley, Woodworth, Strickler. Third row: Haanber, MoGinney, Mier,. Burback' Halderson, Joris, Ji ets Smith F H H B k E'k ' gg , , u on, erman, ur e, rlc son, Vargvs, Manager. VARSITY TRACK Strength in runner-up positions has brought victory to San Bernardino High Schools track and field squad much to the delight of the team, its coach, and the Student Body. The track squad was a little late in getting started this season, but that had no bearing upon its performance. ln the first major track meet this year, the Redbirds were victorious over Colton and Redlands, the score being San Bernardino 52, Colton 43, Redlands 35. O'Brien, high jump winner, and Burback, leading broad jump, were outstand- ing men on the team. The Mile Race v E P 9 far F IS 4 .- ! 1 ' x flliif 'W-.' . V, ' 751 7 i' ' SOPHOMORE TRACK This seasons sophomore track squad was not to be the underdogs, as was proved in competing with sophomores ol neighboring schools. The team triumphed with such facility and expediency that they had no rea- son to Worry, but yet they were always alert and practicing. lt looks as it San Bernardino is going to be lucky to have such a successful varsity team next year it the present sophomores can keep fit and ready. ln the able hands ot Coach Victor Hodge, the fellows have a victorious year to look forward to. High Jump .L . f 66 Firsl row, left lo right: Farrington, Trask, Enqleberg, Driesel, Freeman, Bell, Cole. Second row: Narum, Dowoll,Conforri Caffroy, Fiscalini, Wilkins, Dodson, Krouskup. Third row: Mortensen, Anderson, Kline, Warner, Kline, Honfhorn, Visbal Hunt, Johnson, Coach. Fourth row: McDowell, Claypool, Miler, McLean, Peters, Tracados, Cross, Newman, McAdams. BASEBALL As the season opened students at S.B.H.S. began to realize that there would be no baseball. Later hopes revived. Coach Kenny lohnson journeyed from High- land Ir. High School every day to coach our boys in their favorite sport. For the past three years Coach Iohnson has coached a C. B. L. Championship team. With a scarcity of material, he has turned out a good team. As the Tyro goes to press, the Cardinals have one victory and a defeat on their record. S. B. H. S. defeated Redlands l6-5. The Cards lost a close game to Colton With a 4-2 score in favor oi the Yellow-jackets. The returning lettermen this year were Krouskup, Hunt, Visbal, Dodson, Cali- roy, and Fiscalini. The two most promising sophomores of the team were lack Wilkins and Bob Henthorne. . ' X . ily l 'iff ' lj L 'NV ffl! B if rf ' . . f . lr! 4 . , , . A ,MQ V ,sf V' l if . MJ i ,iff OV ' Vi J My , 1 ' .jj Q, ,Lf Mil' . pu. f' l J 'X K ' Wi f H B i ' ff ,fy 1 lf' li ir. 1 ,V ff by X! I J I lf - ' . ,if f ,I XV -V l ,' ' l J!! ly , if X7 If I ,lf 'lf' ,W Alf W I W ,ml Nl' I l 67 REBECCA ADAMS JAMES ALVARADO JOHN ASKEY, MARGIE AUSTIN, DON BALCOM, DEAN A.S,B. Par Aworican Two AMUJI Band A.S.B. SInq. Trio G.L. Perlclears A.S.B. A,S.B. 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GL, ANDREWS, MARTHA ASHLEY BLLL GL. B'oc'c S H' T'Y T'3:r Levi' AS B. HI Y Pe-Isle n Q ,X . 2 V. 'B as 3 SENIOR B ASHTON LAWRENCE Sec. Hi Y Bard T,fc Weed, A.S.B. AY R ES, PATTY GL, ASB. .vw- AHRE DOROTHY Scbobars Cami. Razz. Local Hmor G L. ANDERSON LOIS Sec. Jr. CTQSS H1 Tri G.L, A.S.B. BACA, EVELYN GL. ASB. Qfaf ALLEN. BOB A.S.B. EEA. ANDRADE, CELIA Hi Tri Office Assf. G.L. A.S,B. BACHTEL, BEVERLY C.S.F. Snow' Cfrgfess H Tfl GL. JOHN BACKLUND, JIM BALCOM, JO ANN BALL, JOYE BANCROFT DON BARTZ ERNIE Hu Y A.s.s. Local Honor Pericleanl Asa. cam cada off. ca L. e.L. Hi Y A.S..B. f PLS- Local Honor 1 f' f Foo1baIN Maru A Lf f 'J L fd' I of r , f . , fk L Eff INL f ff ,U K I :N ' I, If 07 ,ff J K DJJ ' . f f Jw . f cf lj, X ,Y f S E N I O R B . L, ' ' fl! f ,yff f , 27,7 f 6 , N J 'J ff J -f! V' L,,f L. RR, PAT BATTY, WILMA BAYLIS, JOHN BEESLEY, RUTH BELL, EUGENE Gi- G-.L. Periclean Sec. G.L. C.S.F. A.S.B. Office Assf. Cadet Corps A.S.B. Hi Y A.S.B. Viciory Corps Lafin Club , R. W. BEVERLIN, RUSSELL BILLMAN, EVELYN BINNEY, ROSE M. BIRD, ALBERT A.S.B. Office Asst. V. F. Junior Class A.S.B. Cade? Corps GL Sec. A,S.B. A.S.B. P.C. G.L. f .6- 1 . . A 2. .Jae-fm L 3 E 'wir fQ- 76 to 3- BELL, RUTH A.S.B. G.L. BOGGIO, VANDA Orchesira GL A.S.B. . 'Z ff A' 'R .: ,Q fines BOONE, LOIS BOSTWICK, GORDON BOWER, BEVERLEE BREWSTER, NORMA BRIGHT, ERNEST BRIMMER, BETTY G.L. A.S.B. Besf Foo? Forward V. P, Sobobans A.S.B. C.S.F. A.S,B. BesI' Foo? Forwdf' Heaven Can Wai? S.C. of G.L. Local Honor Aeolian Sophomore Pres. Cardinal Racq. BRIMMER, LORNE Soon. Baseball Soon. Fooiball Hi Y BROWN, PAT G.L. A.S.B, BRISTOW, RICHARD A.S.B. BRUCE, ARLEEN Sobobans Tyro Annual Lafin Club Local Honor Nail, Forensics i ' , in suv my iii A J. 'f I Hi Tri Vicfory Corps Local Honor SENIOR B BROADBELT, BOB Hi Y Block S Fooiball Track BRUCE, DORIS Office Asst Porn Porn Girl Hi Tri 5 5 siffff, if kffiil ' I ' ' 1 4 I -97 BROOKFIELD, HELEN Band Orchesira Hi Tri BUBECK4 SELMA Hi Tri A.S.B. GL. Office Asst. 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N X x . -.- y w fl K .' 3 lx X35 ,Xl I vf K Y ,X gf' - , X X 4 Tl KV 1 - Y gl NASE A X ,I - ' Y ff 1 rl X . A X V, R X v X x . -wx 'Wx X X' xg U ko Y S X A A .Xi ' x L DlCKEY FRANK DlCKSON, SHlRLEY DODSON, DON ' DOH GLEND6 DOYLE, RlCl lARD DUFF LAURA T,ro Weexl, Ofilze Assf, A.S,B. A.S if T' Baslcelball Sohobafs Perlclears G.L. Basecall X GLX' X Q Pericleaf Local Honor Mon Be-sf Ff. Fwd, Bleu S . - N T X X :fl Block S Rac':l.eY CLS 05.9 'J . ,K Pres. sf. Class el. M G 79 if LK DUNN, ROBERT DUNHAM, JULIENE EARLS, MARTHA ELLIS, GLORIA EMERY, GRANT ERICKSON, CAROLYN A.S.B. GL. Ushereffe G.A.A, Band VIcfory Corps A.S.B. Vicfory Corps AeoIian A.S,B. A.S.B. Transfer N.Y. GI, Euodia S.D.A.N.A.R. G.L. A.S.B. Raccuef CIpb 1' Swing Band Lf , I JI I' ' If I . ,x I v - If , I I I V I r 1 I V! JJ I I If J tx J I mx D q . A, ESPINO, ANGELINA G.L. A.S.B. FALLON, MADELINE HI Tri Aeolian CIub Ushereires Office ServIce CIub EVANS, CAROL Office Assr. Tyro Annual Local Honor G.L, FATJO, JACK A.S.B. I 1 1 I I , , .f, v Iv f V .J ,, JJ ' I , , N 1 1 xj I . J 'JIIXIIVIK ' 'I .' ' AIIJI lvl ,I SEIUVIQSURJJI' f IV yxf ,fb I JII 9 f I If EVANS, SAVILLA GL A,S.B. FAVOURS, LA DEAN Office Assf. G.L. A.S.B. Kansas Transfer A4 Mio ,arf D Qifff' I j J J' ,J EVANS, GL. A.S.B. FARRIS. A.S.B. A SHIRLEY EVERETT EVANS, VIRGINIA G-.L, Local Honor A,S.B. FERRIS LIDA HI Trl GI., Cab. Lafin CIUIJ Ass. FABUN, DONNA Hi Tri Ring Club Pres. G-.L. A.S.B. FINDLAY, DAVID Perideans Baseball Foofbail A.S.B. FNSBEC AS 5 GL. X3 X , K EVYLCLJ RCYD 'XJURNA FLORES ANTHCNY FOX B4LL f 5.1,:.,' ASB FPA, XJAA AAC. A.S.B. Liga Hcxw I 1 SLC. Kmvlvc CJ, ' Rsii,--f CMD ,Af 1, r W f J, w ,f V lj V lv X 'J 1 K ., , 1 '41 A av , f U , f dw ' J I M I f UI A , A , .1 xj gi! I X41 U FREEMAN SEHRLEY FRWLCT BARBARA HI T' L. Lgfr Club S.B. Vlcfcw Corps A GL, f 1 M' QL fix y CRV, -5 x sEAN,rQl9 ' 'L J 'K JN- VJ WE ,f FRNSBY, MELBA ERCVVNFELTEP RNCHARD Tvo AFALJN H' Y C L. Cyl. Ffffrsfcs ASB, N3 c'.uN Ewcrslcs CSE. AS B. OERBER LEUNA QDENS MARY Usiwxeffe r-V Tfi OWU? Ass' G L. GL. A.S.3. X . 1 A , 1 M CANT MARGARET A S B. GL. GPEBLER HELEN O'C'v3sf'a Leia! P-':':' G-.L. 3 , lf, 0-.xi ...K ' 2 ,MZ OARRETT, NCRMA GARRNSON, MARCENL HI Tfi AS B. A.S,B. QL. GL CMLLETTE THELMA SIVENS, CHARLES Vfdofy Cows Baffi GL ASB. A.S.B. GAULT ALNCE PCM FQ . Hi TV T33 Vfggr QYLOVER Z.-AEL A S B. PF A. 4' 7 'TS' 1 YNIA GORMAN, RAYMOND GRANDSTAFF, LA VONNE GRASMOEN, LOWS GREGORY, ANN GREGORY. JO LEE bobobahs ASB. Office Assf. G.A.A, G.L. G,L. Aegiian G,L. Vidory Cmpg Vicforv Cofns A.S.B. Hi Tri A.S.B. A.S.B. Sewivg Club Local Honor G.L. A,S.B. GREIVING, JUNE GRIM, FRED GROENEVELD, GORDON GUERRERO, HENRY GUTIERREZ, CAROLINA HAGGARD, LOUISE Tyro Weekiy Ed, Hi Y Band Smiih Hughes Pan Arverican C!ub C.S.F, Sobobaris DPMol5y A.S.B, A.S.B. Vidory Co'oS Asolian Raccluef Ciub A,S.B. Hi T'F C.S.F. G.L, Sea! Bearer Jr. League ' G-.L, f L If kj!! 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Seal Bearer Soboban Pres, Spanish Club HUNT, PAUL HUNT, RICHARD A.S.E. Foofcail Bra Leaen' Banca!! Basre1caTT Bicik 'Sl' T'aQk 4 JOHNSTON, BILLY Hi Y Foofball Block S KASSEL, PHlLLlP Tyro Weekly Naflonal Forcn A.S.B. 1 NANCY INGHRAM, BERNICE IRWIN, DORIS M LFS JELINEK, CELIA c. JIGGETTS, STANLEY G.L, Local Honor A,S,B. Tyro Annual Ed. Hlqn Jurnp A.S.B. Lalln Club G.L. Sobobans Traci Assf. Hi Tri f C.S.F. Olncef Cadets GAA. , f Local Honor A.S.B. X f .n - ff , MIC! L! fl N- -, L X 1-1 Q, . I, -.- ,f Ia, . SENIOR B JOHNSON, JACOUELYN JORDON, SUE Two Annual Tlwesplans Jr. League Arsenic Old Lace Hi Tri Besf Foo? Forward Viclory Corps Jr. League KILBOURN, DOROTHY G.L. A.S.B. JORlS KENNETH Hi Y T'ack Football DcMolay Aeolian KNADLER, JIM A,S.B. EFA, if JULlAN, ELLEN Oliice Asst. GL A.S.B. Cav, Jf. League C,S.F. bocooan KRATZ, ANNE KRAUSS L L GL. Ofiicv AMI. A 9 B, . HELEN KFZISTOFFERSEN, HELEN KROUSKUP, DON KUHN, ROBERT LAMBERT4 NADINE Scbobws Sobobahs Biock S A.S,B. GL. R3Cf1u9I CML CSP. Hi Y A S B. Lafin CIHEI I3 L, A 9 B. GL. I ix I P I i x y ' I I N ,I Xi I I-I I I II , . my J. x I Ii , I X N J ,Nl ,I IJ A I 4 I ARIf MARY , ,I G,L,. I A.S.B. Oifiw Assf. OGAN, MAZIE Office ASSI. A.S.B. G.L. M, W. ...M..I.. I iii LARIMORE, NORMA GL. A.S,B. LOIT, MARIAN GL. A.S.B. SENIOR B LEDBETTER, PAULINE Usherettes Office Asst, GL. LOLLIS, VIRGIL Smith Hughes A.S.B. LEIN, SHIRLEY GL. A.S.B. LONG, KENNETH Smith Hughes A.S.B. LIGHTFOOT, CARL A,S.B. LOPEZ, MANUEL A,S.B. LLOYD, PHYLLIS Hi Tri Prei, Soboban AeoIiari GL. Cab. LUCAS, PATRICIA Spanish CIub Sewing Club G.L. A.S.B, 4 ll 1:7 0 . ,, V I ,I K- ' rv LUNDSTROM, JUNE LUPTCN, LOLLIE LYMAN, PAT LYNN, LYONS WAYNE MAHON MARJORIE Hi Tri HI Tri HR T-I Jr, League Cade? Cc'Ls GL, Jr. League Trwespian Lafm Ciub Hi Tri Pcie VJUHPQ AS 3. Spanish CNub Jr. League Spanlsh Ciuh Gi. ASB. Office Assf. G.L. Cab. Jq League W oNe Towfs' Ting. MARQLHSS BILL MARSAW, EVA MARTWN, MARLEX VARTINEZ OPHEUA MQAPDLE, JOHN MQCRACPUN, RUSSELL Block S GL. GL. f Pam Afvefkan Er. Corwr'H+ee Pe-flzlva' A.S.B, A.S.B. A,S.B. L G.L. Sfucem? Cowqfess Ofghcsffn Nf: Vidcvy Cogvs C.S.F. AS B. l ' Perideafs ' A'-fficev Lfqfm. 1 LXfs Chr: N 1 x mv 'X ,NH 5- . lf I ' 'J f MCMURTREY, MARY MCNELLY, BARBARA MESTAS, C-ECELIA MWCHAEL, LUUWSE MLCK BOBBPE J. NLDDLETON DELCRES G,-.L. A.S.B, G.L. GL. Vlcmw CM: ' Scoobrs A.S.8. G.L. A SB. A 5.5. G L. 'E.A,A. AS B. Hu Tr. RV 'N f-' Chix Loci! Honor in 4- X .X s 41 'Tl D 1 . J .H ?. .Q- P . M , 19 -9 'L' 9, 165:12 f. 91,3 MFLLETT VAWON MOORE MORTJMER MOORE RUTH 50.5 S'3'i AS B. OL. Na' Pye NAM Fw '-ff: A9 B. Clan. Twsf, rs Sm zf-f Cu-qw-se MURJLLO, DONNA MURPHREE MARJCWE NETT, JOYCE Ogg ESP'-wcffus C,S.F. A... . .L. Local Hon ' A S B. Vlcfow CO?D5 1 X. I . J! f I V jj!! 1 - 0 I' 1 i, ' ' .J 1 ' f I . ' ' x U ' J f ,. J V .XXX jjlft I f f I' I VI ff J If f j r I . ,J jj- Z, J L U' J . ' , A. jf lu . . f J! I If 1.1! I NIS!-4 SHYRLEY NORIEGA GLORNA CEHL KENT Pres. Hi Tn Pres. G.A.A. Na+. Thes. Pres. GL. Jf. Leaqqe G.A.A. Smear: Cargress G.L. Cabffs? Hi Tri Pan A G'Vwn Cam, Thes Sha. Cong Two Aww! 'Arsedc O 3 'J MORRWS, LUELLA MOSELEY, WENDELL MULUN G L. C S F. G-,L V1.5 ',' Cory-S Cfflgu-' Cauv' A 5.3. AS B. Smq-2'-0 Ccfg'--ss P50-':.1 H1 Y. NEWOUIST, GLENN NNCHOLS, .HM NICK, MARJORIE A.S.B. A.S.B. C.S,F. Sobobsn G.L. NIOR B OHARA, ALLAN Foofball Block S HI-Y Vafslw Club OSBURN, AUDREY OSBURN, LUCILLE Victory Corps Local Honor GJ., Hi Tri A.S.B. Racquef Club G.A.A. Tennis Ladder rag -nw f-4 I M A I I 4 I ' ff' 1 PADDOCK, DELYNN A.S.B. HIPPS, JIMMY A.S.B. ROBIN M465 A I PARSQNSQIIVIERA Lafi CI ' x Vicfohy or, I l Krffing CIW I C. FJ J , ' 1 ' YN. XIJ xILI PLUMMER, JACKIE G,L. A.S.B. Seal Bearer OUINN, ROBERT C.S.F, SeaI Bearer NaI'I Thespian The Bat .4 Ld' PAYETTE, FRANCES Vicfory Corps G.L. CaIeIf-rm 22 fi . rw PERKINS, BARBARA PFISTER, ANN PATSY PHILLIPS, WAYNE C.S.F. G.L. A.S.B. Sobo-bans A,S.B. Afw,Imrw SENIOR B POLSLEY, MYRTLE 6.L. A.S.B. QUIROZ, BERTHA G.L. A.S.B. POPEJOY, SHIRLEY G-,L. A.S.B. RALPI-IS, JANET A.S,B. Soc. Char. 6.L. Serv, Char. SeaI Bea'er C.S.E. Pres. Jr. League POST, PAT Racouef G.A.A. La?In C.S. F. RAM I REZ, BILL Orchesfra A.S.B. PRASTER, PI-IYLLIS Ushereffs Hi TrI Co-Ea CIub Ring CIub RAMOS, ARMIDA A.S.B. G.L. K RAMOS CATALNNA RAMOS ROBERT RAY DCROTHY REAVES 09:5 AS.B. GL. A.S.B. Local Homo aww., Ass. QL. LR ASB. , A 1 Rjfj v I r I 9 .J A .J J A ' L l ,H l, Y Rf K xv ff SENIOR B x I REED MARGARET RECSDLEMAN, ELLEN r L A,AS'B. A 1 RICE, CLINTON Cade? Officer A.S.B. NGLE LEILA MAE A,S.B. RNCHARDSON, BEVERLY Loca! Horor Jr. League Hi Tri ROACH KATHERINE C.S.F. HI TM Spanish Clab CWC? ASS? . Local Horor RICHARDSON, GLORIA Local Honor Ushereffes GL. ROACH, LEO A,S.B. f 1 ua 0 Vfjff, f ' f iff if '1-1 R J, l fr Rldu- DSON, MAXINE RVCHEY, SUSA M. Loca1xHomof Local Honor Office Assf. Semng Cluo Vfcfcw C015 G-.L. ROBEY MARY ROBERTS LLOYD G-.L. Track Manaqcr A,S.B. BaskefbaH Mgr. A.S.B. .., I 5 RIES, HELEN GL. A,S.B. ROCHA, JOHN A.S.B. ,,, RODEFUOUEZ TRlNl AS B SAWLLE, BARBARA Viclory CC'DS Rockef Club A.S.B. G-.L, l if 11,14 W l 1 ' 1 l Z -m I SCHWEITZER, LEONARD Nallu Thesoiarls Raccuel Club Local Hofo' ,A, y Q f 'V-Y fi Q33 ,Y 2 'W' W, . RCSHWALD STANLEY R f 3 , if OUSE, COLLEEN RUSKAUFF, LEATRICE HI Ti ui 'Z ' ,Y ', 4 1 1,2 ' N, , lx vg- Y A 2 5- A SANDAHL HARRY HI Y SANCHEZ FELLA A.S.B. G.L. f Pow' PQ , Two Annual Tennis Clulv A.S.B. G,A.A. TWO Weeklv AS E, Hi Tvl Ju League L' Aww, 1 SAYlLLE BETTY SAVVYER JOHN SCHERMERHORN JlM SCHMITT, MARVIN SCHULTE, BETTY AIN Vlclofv Corus Drawn AS B. A,S.B. l-ll Tri Rockel Club Afrollan Tyro Weokiy B- - -1 Local l-Lonof - - 993455 9 4' A ' gp s 1 X ,S I K I jp, Ji Nw 'Q ' f Cl f ff 1 . ,if Q J, .sf f fl fx- J JL 1 Z 4 7 D 1 1 ,Co - 0 My 4' J' QQ fx, if if ' Ad N0 '- JV 4 -,P 0 1 XY, SENIOR B SENA. ESTER SERNA, ANNlE SHAW LUClLLE Pan Arwericaw A,S.B, G L, Vlcffnrv COW? G L. A.S.B. SHEPPARD, WAYNE Hi Y A,S.B. SHOCKLEY, NATALl Laflm Club G.A A. Hi Tf7 ELL. - L -P '17 ,if E SlGG!NS, PATRNCNA f' C S E. Sea! BD: A':uU,1vv CMAQ Kyzmq Cm, SPEARS, MELViN C.S.F, PefR:!su'Xs V, P. Ca .. P. Bus SUM- Ufr mv' STOCKER HELEN G-.L. V, Pres. Na , Th:-swan C.S F. HI Tri ,I 19. 'O' , ivl i .,,, V SILVAS NORMA ASB CL. STADTMAN, VERNE V. Pres. A.S.B. Pefideam Bova' Share Debaie Pm: NM. Fm, STOCKTON, MARIAN Scbobcfs C.S.F. S'.1e'v C:'g'-ss 1- T'Qv: 'E V. I., SNMONS JUNE 6.L, A,S B, STEPT, SYLVA Hi Trl S::afvisH Club GJNA. Vlr n'v Cnf: Q X... ' - SINN, ELEANOR 6.L. A S B. STERNER, EDWARD A.S.B. SENIOR B STOCKWELL, RUTH Tyro Annuai Bus Mgf. JC Leaqqe Local Hcfc' H1 T4 Soarish Cm: 5 ff- if' STODELLE, JACK Loca? Honor Cadef Office' Detefe Thessian Na'l. FO'inSiC . T35 SLATER ANN SMXTH, GEORGE Jr, Lgggue Pres. A.S.B. Hi Tri BNock S' Senate Pres, HQ Y Two Anwnl Pudaleuf GL. Cub. CSF. STNDHAM, MARGNE STILES, VERNON Raccuef Club A.S.B. GL. AS.B. STORMER BETTE Sea! Bearer C,S.F. Loca! Hc'o' Soarlsh CLD Vicfory Corps Tv STRNCKLER, JACK ASB. Ha, V42 ! V l M! MW iv L ii' fi V 4 fc f an I . 1 SULLIYANT, HENRY Baseball Mqr. Block Hi Y THOMPSON, DOROTHY G.A.A. Tyro Annual Usherelle Jr. League Hi Tri TREVINO, ROBERT Tyro Annual Varsify Track Ma. A.S.B. f TACSESART, VELVA TALBERT, BETTIE TAYLOR, JANET TEFFETELLER, MARSH? TEMME, sm - ' Band Gi. Band Baskelball Mgr. A.5.B. Ofclweslra A4SAB4 G-L. Band IQ-Q-A' Two Wanll- A.S.B, Asa. THURLOW, LOlS Aeoliari Club Local Honor Xmas Assem. GL. TYREE, DORIS Office Assl. A.S.B. Gi. SENIOR B TIEDMAN4 BETTY 6.L. A.S,B. TWOMLEY, DONALD Track Foofball Block S Pericleans V. P. AS.B. TORRES, MERCY Pan American GL. Victory Corps VlSBAL, LEO Football Baskelball Pres. Hi Y Nick Sedaras Awami Block S l l TOWN HARRY Pres, Pericleans Hi Y C.S.F. Tyro Weekly Ex Comm. WAGGONER, MABEL G.L. A.S.B, f I . . H19 TRAINA, MINNIE G.L. A.S,B. WAHLEN, GWEN Thespian C.S.F. Tyro Weekly Spanish Club Hi Tri 'Pi . ' il' -4 -'irfi Li! HZ Ni 'waz ... ,Wg 3 4- xk. ,, . ,. ?' 'lf-7 af vm AINVWRAIGHT, MERCEDITH WALLACE. FERN WARQ, AILEEN WARD, BLANCHE WATTERS MARION I-In Tm G-.L. Sewmg CIUL: C.S.F. Offuce Assf, Office Asst A.S.B. G.L. Local Homo' GL. LocaI Hovor A.S.B. Vicforv C015 A.S.B. G.L. ' SDarisH Cnb WEBB, SHERRILL G-.L. A.S.B. WILLITS BETTY Two AwwaI HI Tri Two Wcwklv Spanish CIub Local Hofc' WEECH4 JAMES Local Honor A.S.B. 'WILSON BARBARA LOCCAI Hover G.L. A.S.B. SENIOR B WEENING, DICK F,F.A. A.S.S. WILSON, BOYD A,S.B. Caro. Fofou. WELLMAN, CLARENA WIBLE, EVELYN WILBURT FLORENCE G.L. Seal Bea'er OIIICQ Ass? A.S.B. CS.F. G.L. GL. A.S.B WILSON, JOHN WIND, LOIS WISSLER UONALD A.S.B. GL A.S,B A.S,B, 10 1 l. '35 ski in -J . 'Z' fu.. 'J ...lx , E 4 A Mkjlgl 11' uh l fi ' 1 ' Y 1 5:54 A ,mx gf 5 Q 4 .' g y! '...j Mikwr ,W W LM M ,M , I U .z Y , X 1-J 19 1 Lx WCOD, CHAS, WM WOOD, MAURPCE Foofball BLOCK S BNOCL S Hi Y P'es. Hi Y A.S.B. Loca! Horwr Band YANEZ GLORIA YERGENS, HELEN Pan Afveicn' G.L. Vicfow Cwg-5 A.S.B. G.L. ZAVUH WAP 'ALH A,S,B. CL WOOD, MAURNNE G,L. A.S.B, YOUNG, ALICE Thcspiaws Hi Tri G.L. 'Besf Foo? Fwd. WRIGHT, PEARL G.L, A.S.B, YOUNG, EDDIE A.S.B. SENIOR B ,--. WRIGHT, SUE J' League HI Tri G.L. YSAACS, JOSEPHINE Pan Afverlcan Vfdory Corps G.L. 'Q 45 YAGER. BARBARA Two Annual Jf. League Hi Tri G.L. YSAACS ELISA A5 B, G.L. CAMERA SHY . .nr 1 1, .f I , L J' ,A , .rf A I P 9' A f C X J, 1 1 ,ff '. A! Ykbxxyq 454K HN 6-5, fx ,ex ffm Fx ff Hx?- f If Vi fff 7 ffl X ff I fffff! 41 1 Xl 1 7 vf ff ff ff ff Ji? X fff pun I 421.1 f A iff fifff ,156 ff if fi! iff Z ff! f !A,f X vh- --..o,,-...,,... Wigfi QTION Se M Z X X PRECVSE X 'MS 39? wr,-'ff W ,NA AND 'Q RJ September l3 The day v e have all looked forward to IS here at last7I Thts term really started oft Wlth a bang artd the usual bex rldermeht OH the taces ot the Sophomores lsht mlssma e1ther9 SGCIIOH meetmg thts momma more Cards to hll out Drtto above S B H S IS gettmg larger accordmq to reg1 trahon thls year Got sports edltor Dave Burk tart No t1cketI No Tyro 1 the slogan th year I-lot' hardly descrlbes the f eather we have been havmg here lately Pom pom gtrls and malorettes chosen to day Our trst assembly a rally tor the bond drlve was pretty neat D1d you r1ot1ce that breath ot tresh air thts morrungl Guess we h1t a wrong rtote yesterday Mercury took a sudden leap top pmg even last week S records G A A meetmg thrs atterhooh Glrls sweaters gettmg blgger CHRISTENSENS ICE CREAM DEMANDED FOR ITS QUALITY LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED MANUFACTURED AT 553 BASE LINE PHONE 205 44 GEORGE HERZ 81 CO SAN BERNARDINO BUILDING PAVING ASPHALTIC OILING PAVING MATERIALS GRADING lt' may I TA Very gut 9 I vugsndn I I mm? '- IIITIIIIE IIIIEESE I , n u WH 1 e My , ' f,,,.,1l,. I NX I Q o 0 I 4 3 469 I 98 is QM I up I I I V ,Xl 5 1 I In ff' x s h y Q ty 1 5- I W I xy ,X 1 'IK I I 'I x f I I A I 2l-- . . W A . AJ '.',. I -A I, - -A 237W I A I' '5 I ,D I 'iss Qgesi.. 9 -L og! Wuxi? ll! maewul October Mr Keck s class won the War Bond Dnve over all the other second per 1od classes Better than S60 OUU sold altogether No excuse tor not getttng those War Stamp books lull buy them at our booth IH the Ad Hall G1rls heres your chance to help Turn 1n all old costume Jewelry to the box on the Ad Hall now Booster assembly today Oh' what uve those k1ds can gtve out w1th SBHS 6 Hemet U W1ll we ever hntsh tllhng out those regtstratton cards? Tryouts for Best Foot Forward th afternoon Season t1cket sales went skyward as a result of a booster assembly Xcgxj wh1ch boys were pom pom gtrls Ol-lara Hunt F1SCGllH1 and Flndlay and Sandahl Baht Grrls League today was enterta1ned by a program put on by the Sopho more class San Bernard1no shut out Burbank 7 U at Burbank That ram IS here agaml H1 Y meetlng tomght Bev Van Osdel spoke at our Bond Bally assembly today Cardettes whtpped the Toy Terners yesterday Boys here s your chance to see how that certatn one looks under all that war patnt lr League 1n1t1at1ng Lost sports edttor Dave Burkhart Gall Stockton Sportmg Goods A 486 FOURTH STREET Athletic Supplles Sportsman Supplies 1 o fi? r X X Tennns Rackets Archery Tackle Dart Games' ' Tennis Shoes Gym Clothung Swurn Sunts S2 fs H1131 mtlon Pushing Tackle Camping Equnprnent 3 'ks Badminton Skulfquupment Guns Amrnu , U S? '14, PUNCH Nelson. Gunsmuth, Lock and Key Smlth c ' '7 asf' l f fa . om lt 1, n ' Q W f Q X r, sb - k -'- ' 4 14 ' ' ' A I I ' ' K l5f ' - y H U 18g . . A U . . T ' 'n T ' A 19- . H g . . . . . 22- . . - is 25e , ' T- ' in 27- . , ' , . 0 0 GQ' YIADI MARK IEG U S PAT OFF When you want a refresh mg moments rest swmg into the pause that re resbes Wlth 1ce cold Coca Cola Its the rlght step to real refreshment a Famlly Affair AJ I d y COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of SAN BERNARDINO 84 RIVERSIDE . , . 1 , . It, . . 6-x 7 c: N -, ef- N 4 I x C 1 if Botie Under Auihoriky of the Coca-Cola Boltling Compan by 10 ef nX.,.,,, 9 y he November l Underclass prctures started today at 3rd perrod 4 Assembly was unusually 1mpress1ve today ln that Lt Baxter back re cently from overseas told us Just a b1t about what our boys are gomg through SBHS topped Redlands yesterday 2 9 Measurements for Semor sweaters were taken today Letters sent to serv1ce men Soph Receptron tonrght Quarter grades tomorrow Prepare yourself' Representatlves of the S BA D Wac detachment gave a truly wonderful 1115 VC OM mf WSGXI QM tt' program for Grrls League today b H1 Trl tonlght Assembly today promrses to provrde entertarnment galore the play drdnt d1sappo1nt us The FFA boys and grrls put on a stock show that was really swell S B H S 1S proud of you fellas Keep 1t up The brg event of the Football year SBHS vs Pomona Results 12 6 Man' what a mght S B H S students had Assembly to boost Best Foot For ward t1cket sales lt IS gomg to be some show NTA FE FEDER SAVINGSASSOCIATION ANDLOAN Complete Home Loan Servlce 479 FOURTH STREET PHONE 311 63 San Berncxrdmo. CCI11fO1'l1.1Q To Get the Maxlmum Productlon. Use 0 BTG C BRAND FEEDS 0 CLA YPOOL C7 COMPANY MILK POULTRY AND STOCK FFEDS GRAIN Sc1ent1f1cally Compounded Feeds to Meet Exacung Condmons 140 E STREET San Bemczrdmo PHONE 2169 F to 'W vyzls s ll Q , W 2' Y' L K i, I . .1 -, ' A fi 7 - P F, . I P K fa 5 F 1 3- ,Z 3 R b F ' - U A 18- ' ' ' . I I A 197 TY . . f ' 1 u D I 23ee . . . A ' 5- .... . ' 6- I A . . . . . 9- ' A y 25s ' 10- - I .,., . . - . 12- U ' ' I . ' . , . . 15- . - 1 . 29e 'T - 7- ' .,.. H ' , A ' S A A L IN X PP -L, '! lU! am' if 'V' BASE LI E LAU DRY Natural Hot Soft Water Telepho e 431 bl EAST BASE LINE Cash and Carry Offices Loca+ed 5l2 E Sf. - . G. W. Wolf and Son Props. G. W. WOLF FRED O. WOLF CONGRATULATIONS 1 Fe GWADUATING CLASS ii W9-14 Garner Motor Co. FORD GARAGE CEO. M. COOLEY CO. D Street Hardware -:- Heafers san Bernardino Housewares and Plumbing O TRACTORS TRUCKS 383-389 Third Sfreei and 1197 E Street Sen Bernardino 'tiff nl tlrli' mi: HW' S2551 gp X X AIN ND NOFERAIN f 5 fff M77 A 5 V I in qv K7 S44 F December G1rls League had a Chrtstrnas pro gram today whtch was beaut1IuI as Well as 1nsp1r1ng Second servlce men s letter out Tyro Annual sales deadlxne set See you the 27th Merry Chnstrnas By the way Ohnstmas vacatton ts one week earlter tl'11s year Imagme school today' By the looks I see on the faces ot S BH S students sorne of us had a lorg Chrrstmas IIIIIINIIM ANU IIAEE Ell rs nders St t ners Ott ce Outf tto s Pa e D I s Wholesal nd R tal San B or W Fuller 8: Co 397 E Street PAINTS GLASS MIRRORS WALLPAPER ROOFING ARROWHEAD EAMIIIA SHIP Photograplnc Supplxes Camera and Protector Sales and Servtce Rentals DISTINCTIVE PHOTO FINISHING ROY L DAVIS, Owner 6l0 Third Street Telephone 44555 Comphments of WESTERVELT S PEOPLES FURNITURE CO New and Used F U R N I T U R E Converuent Terms 434 Fourth Street 434 D Street San Bernardmo Phone 233 44 Success to Class of 44 ohn Suverkrup Lumber Co Lumber and Bumldmg Matenals Offxce. 237 D St Telephone 4744 San Bernard1no, Cal1Iorn1a VAL E N T I NE FURNITURE COMPANY II40 E Street Phone 32l 53 I gf ff f f X X Xt Qf X If K .ff ,vie ' 9 I :fu X X I YW I J C ' 5 g ' , f 4 K ,Q A x fa I J .'.t I X if K X I I ls I-3 f'r' Q 5 'fn if I , S IQ, jg I N I I ll -sf t s mrli f' J I I 1 to lwv I I . I , - I V I I I ZX I f ' ' . ' 27- ' . I IU- . ' . ' ' 7 Printe - as - . io - a' I ' i r - p r .ea er g emaraano, cam na. I . P. . ' I QJZ4 I Don t Forget When you get mcurned We Wlll FURNISH YOUR HOME on the Budget Plcm San Bernardino Furniture Company 44 Sotl1EStet s e Bc les S ci s Wheel Goods arry s Bicycle Store H ry G rrett 6 e R t B y TELEPHONE 373 94 326 D STREET SAN BERNARDINO Complete Household Furnishings mr GUK - Milla cu. E St., an ernar ino one 586 EASY BUDGET PLAN BLACK S 367 E Street H N V O N D a t erti 'ed Gemo oq's an e 's ere ew 309 E STREET BEHK'S Market Spot San Bemardino's Finest Market o Meats. Groceries, Delicatessen Bakery. Fruits, Vegetables 689 E STREET LW lanuary Ftrst school day tn 44 Just when we get used to wrtttng 43 we have to learn to wrtte 44 Oh' what a hte Regular assembly wtth Santa Fe prc tures Toptcl Tank Destroyer lrs stgn rn Sentors d1tchW Colton v S B l-l S tontght We are all much closer to Chtna as a result ot Mr Lee s talk tn assembly today about Chtnese mustc Gtrls League Cabtnet gave a tea tor the otttce asslstants today Sophs stgn tn lrs and Srs dttch'?7 Stage crew gave a melodrama today very mellow We see most of you survtved the gwllfqg 7 'Ma fwu snow and the beach over the week end All Sentor A s gettrng exctted or wor rted about graduatton loyce Roblnson ot the vaudevtlle stage gave assembly today trugged teachers D George Srmth and l-larry Tow ran tor Student Body Prestdent War Stamps dance tn cateterta ton1ght More regtstratton cards to ttll out geell Wonder whats Caustng all those groans wrtters crarnp7 Hmm maybe Last day tor those Sentor As Good Luck' February 2 Ground l-log Day guess we wont put away those coats yet Bond Rally wtth Army Arr Depot Band That Gl mustc ts sure tn the groove Mtss Mackenzte s mustc classes were honored today by the presence ot Mr Warda, famous composer l-lts best loved ptece seemed to be Navv Boy Colored students assembly today Base General Band dtd not arrtve Mr Royal 9 years tn Chtna and 4 years a prtsoner of the laps, gave a talk on Modern Chtnese Youth tn Actton ' Phone 404 33 Vlslt Our Salon LIPPINCOTTS CAMERA CENTER Portrattf and C rn e al Pt tum Photoqraphnc SMQDIIDS Ftlms Photo Frmshnno Etf 384 HIGHLAND AVE SUCCESS TO CLASS OF '44 mlm: YS Fourth cmd E Streets Buy Wuth Confldence LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS ff Q S we 04 'W 3 ' 1 2 . QINVL lf, V ,xv - I 'Q L A ,AS Ta. ' 7 W 4 5? Q52 '31 -A A fs ff tl , A t S I . - . - . 4 1 8 Y Y . fl . - - . . . H . , A I I ' I A A . 2 I iii . - , . 24f ' ' ' 4 H - ZBA A A ' 1 V I 9 V I L .. . - ' ZQW- . , n ' ' l' BARBARA ANN BREAD ENERGY FOOD FOR TODAYS WARTIME DIET MEYER BAKING COMPANY SAN BERNARDINO MLZZZ-aaqunckbzanadcanta ITIZENSHIID . . . There was a tune when a boy reached votmg age before he was called a man That tune has passed Today youth 1n 1ts very teens are bearlng the brunt of the struggle to defend the dernocratrc way of hte GIFIS as well as boys have dropped thetr study books to accept the responsrblhtles of c1t1zensh1p in its rnosf trying phase. With those of San Bernardino High School who have gone . , . with those who will go, on completion of their studies, We, your friends, your parents and a grateful proud America Wish you Godspeed and a safe return. ooshee furnilu re C0 685 THIRD STREET SAN BERNARDINO COMPLETE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES WE CARRY COMPENSATION INSURANCE SAN BERNARDINO RIVERSIDE POMONA P 275 37 1114 9121 GEO. S JACKSON C0 . , J O O O hone - Phone Phone O O CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1944 QENIOR CLA99 OF SAN BERN ARDINO HIGH QCHOOL an THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE AN BERNARDINO VALLEY RANSIT COMPANY 56111110 thc .Qin Bmmldllzo Am 999 W Y' wr W! WE! L I DIDNT W4Nf 70 GO AIVYLIOI-J Eff 'Nm GOPHNOHE rw J' wav March Mr Barr1me1ster Dtrector of Educa tron at the Calxtorma lnst1tute for Men Chmo gave an enhghtenmg talk on present day Youth Prob lems Varlety show for assembly today 3rd per1od gym class gave a Scotttsh dance very good g1rls Mrserable day ram and Monday what a comb1r1at1or1 Assembly Wtth prctures for today was called oft ram we lmagme The Cadet Corps gave our assembly today we say Keep up the good Work boys Cardmal H1 Y staged formal 1mt1at1on tomght Aprll We trust all ot you enjoyed your Sprmg Vacatlon as much as we d1d The orchestra prov1ded the assembly for today The Housmg Survey starts today and Wlll contmue through th1s Week Booster assembly for The Bat to day lt should be pretty good G1rls League today Assembly was put on by F F A todav and was really mce Hllblg s Pharmacy 7 FUNERAL ADVISORS AND DIRECTORS X drfdfolclaac dvuuce is fdeumq fuvue 'flf '0Nf 468 FIFTH AVE 2l3l SAN BERNARDINQ W e Mfiffw 4 The Goldberg s men s Shop 7 9 T h 1 r d S t r CONGRATULATES Sun Bernardmo Htgh School on Its Class of 1944 eet Most ot the employees and all ot the exerutlve oftncers are graduates of San Bef nardmo Hugh School Towne Allison Drug Co. Dependable DIUQQISTS Smce 1879 LOWEST DOWN TOWN PRICES . ., I .X ' F 7 CQ id .fn F A ---- A 1 N. in 5 . :-'t. if r 33.5 f Xxx' ' I . f a .11 f ' V T ,pm , :dag o V , I K I A V .gt . P . -ff Q-.Mg A K 1 Tgfgf' ' 9 lr ' 5 rt - A 4-J T .,v,., . r l 2f- . ' ' , ' - ' ' . 11 - I . . 4 . I ' 23e lO'e f ' , ' ,, ' i I A l 25-U . . . . . . l3v- ' , ' , ' . 10- ' use T' - l4- ' . -, A l9f . 17+ ' 28e . . . Q I 0 0 7 ' S B H S CLASS 44 CONGRATULATIONS The Moyor ond Common Councxl ot the Cxty ot Son Bernordmo extend to you the1r slncere congrotulotlons Moy you reohze your hlghest 1deols ond ombrtlon You stand on the threshold of future s portal Beyond are your problems ln the post War per1od you os graduates must ossume C1 very defmlte mterest ln munlclpol government ond we know there W1ll be no reluctoncy on your port m ossummg thls respons1b1l1ty Mayor W C Seccombe Councllmen Howard L Holcomb Leshe D Case Curt H Pmckert Wm H Roberts Dr George E Shafer L 4 . . . . . . . 1 . 1 - . . . . . . . . !f3A5'ffL AS ,eww 1 ' p f 'f gr ,J-f.:-v. V . ., -IV fe, C deff L 0 Q, Co 49 Q? T Q59 gg u., , .y .r KN -fa Q I l Wfx r' YQ' Q I E? qi W K,,..,J May ygasqg X, oanwffrns here agam Ye 1ts Sadre Hafflcm The band prov1ded the assembly tor Day today whlch was pretty neat Gtrls League today and tt was a G1rls here s your Chance' That day ts scream une Awards Assembly Commencement ,.... WWW WW y fl? 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