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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1945 volume:

SALE PRICE xy ■ ' , 4 ' v - ' ' ' ?( r J - y L TYRO Published for the SENIOR CLASS of SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA J N B NARDINO HIGH SCHOOL UNITY BRINGS VICTORY ' VILMA PIA Editor-in-Chief JANICE VAN VLIET Business Manager WENDEL REYNOLDS Photographer, FOREWORD With the outcome of the present world struggle many new- ideas are emerging. One of those ideas is in evidence here in this book, the color photo on the frontice page. Our theme Unity Brings Vic- tory is an outgrowth of the present world struggle. Unity is an important factor in today ' s problem and unity will determine i t s outcome. As in war, so in a staff, unity is import- ant, and only with it — is victory won. We present our second war book. DEDICATION Carrie Coddington To one of the most dearly loved of all teachers, we dedicate this TYRO of 1945. Miss Carrie Coddington, upon advice of her physician, retired unexpectedly this fall after thirty-nine years of service to her beloved alma mater. Her keen interest in all school activities, especially in the TYRO, has endeared her to all students throughout the years. It was through her efforts that the first year book was started. She will long be remembered for her kindly help to all students and for her words of encouragement and her cheery smile. We wish Miss Coddington improved health so that she will have time for the leisure and the enjoyment that she so richly deserves. ■• VV Sv. I ' il - J i ;.  ■ ' . ' 1 ' ' ■ 1 V • , ' 1 ' t 1 ■ : 1 1 ' 1 1 IN MEMORIAM Mary Watson Honored Dead Blackstone, Gene Crites, Joey Dedman, John Dodson, Everett Drake, Dale Evans Fisher, Horry Fox, Jimmy Glass, Jimmy Goforth, Monroe Hall, Robert Hughes, Bill Jenkkins, Robert Johnson, Don Kaylor, Alden Krouskup, Roger Leland, Norton Lopez, Herman March, Richard Messenger, Charles, Jr. Obri, Norman Otsen, James Patterson, Sammuel Patton, Charles Quinn, Clarence Rangel, Joe Russel, Charles Robey, Vernon Savage, Robert Salaz, Henry Shields, Bob Waggoner, Robert Walsh, Richard Williams, Robert Verigan, George ocJru CONTENTS CLASSES SENIORS UNDERCLASS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS VARSITY SOPHOMORE TRANSCRIPTION CALENDAR and SNAPS Wf Jo Eckhoff Ruth Myers OFFICE ADMINISTRATION Miss Meyer, the financial secretary has aided us tremendously in keeping the financial mat- ters of the school in order. Mrs. Eckhoff has shown her capability as our principal ' s secretary. She aided us greatly in our school drives. June Lundstrom, able assistant to Mrs. Eckhoff, deserves our sincere appreciation for her splen- did work as office hostess. Miss Womack, worthwhile addition to our faculty, has proved her ableness and cap- ability as our registrar. June Lundsfrom Patte Womack .1 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION To Mr. Croad, Superintendent of City Schools, we extend our deepest appreciation for the assistance given to our school students. To Mr. McMillin, our principal we owe our deepest appre- ciation for the assistance and co-operation he has given to our school and student body. J. Russell Croad, Superintendent Mr. Hall, our vice-principal is always ready and will- ing to help any of the students. Miss Hertzler, our dean of girls, has aided the girls in school activities and any problems that may have arisen. H. C. McMillin Principal M . Barnett, M., Boettcher. H., Bottini, L. Carter, E.. Cllne, C., Coffey, V. Connor, E., Cooper, T., Dasse, M. Dimock E., Doolittle, D., Fawley, N. Fulller, E., Funderburg, G., Glass, M. Hammond, S., Hailewood, E., Hodge, V. Holland, H., Hubbard, M., Ingraham, O. 10 Keck. F.. Kimbley. L.. KIpf. M. Kyle, E., Laughead, T., Leaver+on, H. Leonard, B., Lewis, R., LIndbloom, M Livingston. C. Mackenzie, M., Markey. B McCrackin, F., McGraw. L., McKesson. S, Meier, E., Nicholas, P., Norton. I Page, E., Poss. W., Preston, 8. 11 Randall, R., RatcIIffe, N., Reid. L. Simpson, R., Smith, R., Stahlford, R. Steinberg, A., Taylor, B., Tinker, R. Turnbow, C, Van Etten, I., Van Koevering, J. Vaughn, J., Wallier, L., Watson, M. ' Williams K 12 NOT PICTURED Anderson, B. Breneman, A. Colman, R. Good, C. Griswold, E. , Hill, M. Johnston, D. Rankins, G. Worden, E. cZ Uaj 2-- - U-y le ? 13 ■I( ' J ' ' ' W- •O«- ' A0 V c L A CLASSES OF ' 45 le William Burke President SENIOR OFFICERS As you all know, I was elected secretary of the senior class. An unex- pected incident happened during my term as secretary; the vice president of our senior class was drafted. This left yours truly holding two offices. At a later date Bill, our president said, Good luck, Hal, I am going to Los Angeles to attend a preparation school. Utterly amazed, I found myself thinking of duties of all three offices. I did not know what to do. Finally thought of a way out of this complication; that was to substitute officers. [y I thou Seriously though, I think our prime accomplishment should be a further devel- opment of SENIOR ROW. We should make this development to the extent that the spirit of 45 will be kept alive. Sincerely, Hal Harold Hoffman Vice President Hal Heywood Secretary 17 BERRY, JANET L II Trovatore Rigoletto Xmas Pageant BLOOM, ALAN O. Local Honor A.S.B. BOCANEGRA, BOYD, ALVIN T. BROWN, BOBBY E MARY L. Delaware Tr, A.S.B. G.L. Cabinet Pericleans Pan American Band A.S.B. BROWN. BROWN, NORMA CURTIS, NAOMI HARTLAND Tyro Weekly Office Asst. A.S.B. Office Asst. G. L. Tr. Mass. G.L. A.S.B. DAAB, DELORES ANN DASTE, GLADYS M. A.S.B. G.A.A. G.L. Pan American Soph. Recept. DOYLE, MAUREEN Student Director Booster Club Card. For, ELDRIDGE, ALVIN J. FIGGINS, NORENE L. FLEMING, ROLAND Stage Crew Office Asst. Debate P. A. Operator Student Congress Nat. For. Cadet Off. 5r. Speaker GRAHAM, MARY Usherette Soc. Chair. A.S.B. GUITEREZ MARY L Pan American G. L. Sec. Spanish Class HARTER, VINCENT P. HAYES, HARVEY A.S.B. A. S. B. Electric Shop HELVENSTEN, ANN L. ■ ' Kind Lady G.L. Play G.L. 18 J KAISER, WALTER Yell Leader A.S.B. LARA, HOPE P. Office Asst. G.L. A.S.B. McGREW, EVERETT A.S.B. Navy HOUPT, MARTHA M. JIMENEZ, SARAH Office Asst. G.L. G.L. G.A.A. A.S.B. Pan American KANTER, DICK L. A.S.B. Auto Shop LEE, KENNETH A. Electric Shop A.S.B. McNAMAR, JOAN Card. For. G.A.A. Local Ijlonor KELTY, CHERIE R. Office Asst. Tyro Weekly G.L. LYON, TOMMY J. A.S.B. Navy MARK, DICK L. F.F.A. Soph. Football Basketball MILLER, WAYNE MOON, ELOISE E. MORGAN, BILLIE Concert Aeolian Club DeMolay G.L. A.S.B. A.S.B. G.L. Libr. Asst. MORRIS, DOROTHY I. MULLER, ROBERT MUNSINGER, C.S.F. De Molay DARLENE Seal Bearer Student Congress A.S.B. Office Asst. Marines G.L. PATTERSON, ELVIN H. PATTON, MILLIE E. PRICE, MOLLY A.S.B. Housing Survey G.L. A.S.B. C.S.F. Office Asst. G.L. ! 19 Jl QUIROZ, ALBERTINA REASONER, RICHARDSON, RUTH Office Asst. G.L. A.S.B. DONALD A. A.S.B. Aeolian Club Card. Raq. ROBLEDO, MARY C.S.F. Pan American G.L. A.S.B. STEPHENSON. EVA Xmas Pag. Hansel and G G.L. fl TEMME, DOROTHY A. Band Orchestra Victory Corps WALKER, RONALD E. A.S.B. ZAMUDIO, ANTONIA G.A.A. Pan American G.L. ROSE, RONALD H C.S.F. Aeolian Spanish Club SUTTON, GATHERN S. Student Congress Smith Hughes A.S.B. TIMMERMAN, Jack H. Block S Smith Hughes A.S.B. WHEELER, BERYL Victory Corps G.L. A.S.B. Off. Asst. ZARAGOSA, LUCY N Spanish Club Victory Corps G.L. TAULBEE, WAYNE Periclean Card. Raq. C.S.F. WRIGHT, ARLETA Usherettes Office Asst. G.L. 4AU. w.-« , l BURKE, GARY, COOK, DEL GEORGIO EASTON, JACK GLOSCH, BETTY HINDS, ROBERT JANES, KATHLEEN KUZELL, CHRIS CAMERA SHY :: ' ' LITKA, FRED  , Sei « RANDALL, BENNIE ' • SILVESTRI, CORITA lA- ' - t ' SPARKS, BILLE -f« H .0 STRACHEM, GORDON iJ Hl ' TAFFOLA, FAUSTO , , , VEGA, JOE H ' WHITE, ERNEST FRED KENNETH DONALD LEROY SILVIO 20 ACUNA, MINNIE A.S.B. S.L. ADAMS, MARY HELEN ALCALA, MARGARET Usherettes A.S.B. Sobobans G.L. Booster Club ANAST, ELIZABETH APPLE, LORRAINE Local Honor A.S.B, Aeolian G.L. HI TrI ARCHER, FRANCES ARY, JEANNE J. AYRES, JEAN Sobobans G.L. G.L. Local Honor Hi Tri A.S.B. Cardinal Forensic Canteen Comm. Office Asst. BACON, GAY BAER, HAROLD Off. Asst. Cadet Officer Student Congress A.S.B. Hi Tri BARKER, VIRGINIA 8ARKUS, BONNIE ?.!-„ A.S.B, A.S.B. G.L. Tr. Richmond, Ind. Tyro Weekly BARTLETT, DORIS Pres. Hi Tri G.L. Cab. e.A.A. BARNES, JAMES Cadet Corps A.S.B. Tr. Texas BEAN. ELINOR G. L. A.S.B. BEDOYA, LUCY A.S.B. Lib. Asst. G.L. BEEHLER, RAYMOND BENTSON, JAMES A.S.B. A.S.B. Local Honor Track Team 9. Ql Q 21 BERGSTROM. CAROLYN G,L. h: Tr: Aeolian Club BIGELOW, BETTY Aeolian Club G.L. A.5.B. BLACK, LEONARD A.S.B. Tr. Texas BOLLE5, BRUCE A.S.B. Ag. Student BRADLEY, EDITH Hi Tr! Booster Club Drama Club BERMAN, JACK A.S.B. BIGGERS, RICHARD BISSETT, ORMITA Stage Crew Aeolian Club Cadet Corps Hi Tri A.S.B. G.L. Band BLACKWELL. LOIS Aeolian Club Tyro Weekly G.L. Cab. BOATMAN, MARY A.S.B. Tyro Weekly BOWMAN, PAT BORING, SHERMAN BOWLER, PAUL G.L. A.S.B. Tyro Annual A.S.B. C.S.F. Card. Forensic Tyro Weekly Local Honor Camera Club BOWMAN, THELA Hi Tri G.A.A. A.S.B. BOYNTON, ELEANOR G.L. Seal Bearer C.S.F. BRISTOW, DONNA Hi Tri Victory Corps G.L. BROOKS, BILLIE Local Honor Hi Tri G.L. 22 BROOKS, PHIL C.S.F. Local Honor Aeolian Club BROWN, NELDA Usherettes A.S.B. G.L. BURCK, DORIS Aeolian Club Writers ' Club G.L. CAREY, JACKIE Aeolian Club Orchestra G.L. CARNS, KATHRYN G.L. A.S.B. CAREY. ROBERT A.S.B. CHAMBERS, MAR G.L. A.S.B. CHERINGTON, BEVERLY Office Asst. Victory Corps G.L. 23 CHERRY, ORA LEE CLAREY, RUT; AS.B. A.S.B. G.L. Tyro Weekl, Racquet Club G L. CLELAND, NAOMI Office Asst. A.S.B. G.L. GLOWERS, VERNA G.L. A.S.B. Victory Corps COBB, ROBERTA A.S.B. Usfieretfes Knitting Club COEN, GLEN A.S.B. Tennis COKER, KENNETH A.S.B. Navy COLLIER, DORIS A.S.B. G.A.A. Local Honor COOKNELL, JAYNE Usherettes Card. Forensic Aeolian CORDOVA, PRUDENCE A.S.B. G.A.A. Pan American Club COX, NADINE A.S.B. G.L. DARLING, BETTY JOAN A.S.B. G.L. DASZKO, JEAN A.S.B. G.L. DAVIS, FLORENCE A.S.B. G.L. 24 DERRINGTON EUGENE N.F.L. C.S.F. Pericleans DOBBS, SHIRLEY Nat. Thespians G.L. Card. Thespians A.S.B. Hi School Hi Lites Office , DODSON, JEANETTE DONALDSON, COLLEEN Hi Tri Student Congress G.L. DU BOSE, NORMA DURRANT, VIRGINIA EAVES, MARLIN Card. For. Sobobans Smith Hughes G.L. Hi Tri A.S.B. A.S.B. Lab. Asst. Seal Bearer Navy ECKHARDT, DOROTHY EDWARDS, COLETTA EIKELMAN. FRANCES Hi Tri Hi Tri Sobobans Office Asst. C.S.F. G.L Cab. G.L. G.L. Card. Racquet ENTRIKEN, GEORGE ERIKSSON, JOHN ESPINOSA, FRANCES A.S.B. Card. Hi Y Pan American De Molay G.L. A.S.B. A.S.B. ESTES, ORVA JEAN ESTRADA, EVANS, BERNIE Hi Tri ENRIQUETTA Track G.L. G.L. Camera Club A.S.B. Pan American Tran. Florida Housing Survey EWEN, NORMA Xmas Assembly G.L. Choir FERNANDEZ, MARGARET A.S.B. FERRIS, BILL A.S.B. Pericleans 25 FESSENDEN, JOE F.F.A. Cadet Officer FISCALINI, JIM Block S Cardinal Hi Y Boys State FISCHER, ELEANOR A. SB. G.L. FITZPATRICK, LORENE FLORES ROBERT A.S.6. A.S.B. ' G,L. C.A.P.C. FOSTER, BEN Pres. Pericleans Pres. A.S.B. C.S.F. Seal Bearer FOXEN, PAT Tyro Weekly G.A.A. Opera FRAKES, BETTY A.S.B. G.L. FREELS, JUNE G.A.A. Local Honor Booster Club % a. di ■ , ,:j f f - «i FREEMAN, DICK Pres. Cardinal Hi Y A.S.B. FREJD, LEILA C.S.F. Aeolian Club Orchestra Seal Bearer FULTON, ROBERTA A.S.B. G.L. Off. Asst. FULTON, VIRGIL GAISER, HOWARD GALLEGOS SUZANNE «-Pres. Hi Y A.S.B. A.S.B. Cardinal Forensics G L Block S MkMk GANDY, IRENE Usherettes Victory Corps G.L. GARDNER, BEVERLY GARNER, Vice Pres. Jr. League MARY ELIZABETH Welfare Ch. G.L. Sobobans Senate C.S.F. Student Congress G.L. Seal Bearer GARRETT, RICHARD A.S.B. GERMAN MARY LOUISE A.S.B. G.L. GERICKE, DON Block S Football Boys ' State 26 GIBBS, JOHNNY A.5.B. GIBFORD, JIMMY Soph, Pres. Band Orchestra GILBERT, BILL Football Tr Denver, Colorado A.S.B. GILLILAND, HOWARD GODFREY. CAROLYN GOEHRING, JACK A.S.B. Usherettes A.S.B. Army Local Honor Navy G.L. GONZALES, GONZALES, HENRY GORMAN, LEO ESPERANZA A.S.B. A.S.B. A.S.B. Senate G.L. GRABLE, WAYNE GREENE, 5HERLEE GREGORY, GEORGE A.S.B. A.S.B. A.S.B. Cadet Corps G.L. Class Win. 6th Loan Football GRIFFITH, ERNEST GRIFFIN, DIANA GROUCHES. TULA A.S.B. Editor Tyro Wkly. A.S.B. Vice Pres. Sobobans Hi Tri Seal Bearer G.L. HALLMARK, CAROLYN Jr. League G.A.A. G.L. HANSEN. JEAN HANSON, JANELL Bus. Mgr. Tyro Wkly. A.S.B. Aeolian Club G.L. S B_ Aeolian Club HARRIS. ANNA MAY HARRIS, DON Card Racquet Club Basketball Student Congress Football Knitting Club Block 5 HART. WANDA Yell Leader Jr. League Ex. Committee 27 HATFIELD, DAVID Pres. Card. Scrip. Army Air Corps Officer Cadefs HEATH. FRANK A.S.B. HENLEY, JACK Music Track Football HENNE5s)pY, Bob Soph. Football Pres. Card. Hi Y Student Congress HENRICKSQN. Itt TER lMti. Mh HEYWOOD, HAL Block S Cardinal Hi Y Senior Class Sec. HILLE. JUANITA A.S.B. G.L. HINZE. MARGARET G.L. A.S.B. HOAK, NADINE C.S.F. G.L. Seal Bearer HODGES, BARBARA HOEVET, BERNADINE HOLLINRAKE, DELLA A.S.B. A.S.B. Sobobans G.L. G.L. C.S.F. Card. Scriptores Seal Bearer HOPPER, BEVERLEY HORTON, MARVIN HOWELL, GERALOINC A.S.B. Smith Hughes A.S.B. G.L. Maritime Service G.L. A.S.B. HRABAK, VELMA G.L. Hi TrI HUDSON, CARL Card. Thespians Drama Club A.S.B. HUDSON, HAROLD A.S.B. Basketball HUFF, LILLIAN G.L. A.S.B. HUFF. MARTHA A.S.B. G.L. HUFFMAN, LOIS Sobobans C.S.F. Aeolian Club Seal Bearer 28 HURLEY. RANDALL A.S.B. 6th Bond Dr. HUSMAN, MARY Spanish Club Local Honor G.L. IMIG, DONNA A.S.B. G.L. IRWIN, JOANNE Sec. A.S.B. Local Honor Card. Forenslcs IVERSEN, CHRISTINE Local Honor C.S.F. G.A.A. JACOBSON. JOAN Booster Club Tyro Weekly Student Congress JAMES, KELLY De Molay Local Honor Aeolian Club JENKS, JANET A.S.B. G.L. JOHNSON. DARLENE Drama Club G.A.A. Pan American Club JOHNSON, FENTON A.S.B. JOHNSON, GLADYS JOHNSON, JOAN D.A.R. Repres. Hi Tri C.S.F. Booster Club Sobobans Lab. Assistant Seal Bearer JOHNSON, LYLE Basketball Pres. Hi Y A.S.B. JONES, JOE A.S.B. Baseball JONES, MARIAN I. jBL S M ' B Jr. Pueblo. Colorado ' - j l V ■ ' J lk ' « | V) jl% JONES, MORTON C.S.F. Block S Pericleans JONES, NANCY A.S.B. Hi Tri G.L. JUERGENS, ELEANOR A.S.B. G.L. Hi Tri KELLEY, PAT M Card Hi Y Football KENDALL, BEN Card Hi Y A.S.B. Navy Class Won 6th Bond Drive KENESTER, BILL A.S.B. 29 r , KEOGH,-:iACK ' • KILBORNt, A.S.B. A.S.B. A.S.B. Football Navy CHARLES JtING, T AIWAN KING, BETTY A.S.B. Hi Tri Tyro Weekly LAMBETH, LYMAN Card. Hi Y Ex Committee A.S.B. Navy LARRIMORE, DORIS A.S.B. LEE, MICKEY S.L. e b LENKER, ; A.S.B. Nat ' l. Forensic Boys ' State LIENHARD, PAUL A.S.B. (Uherettes Pres. t ensics Sec. Sobgba is KOCH, BEVERLEY Sec. of Usherettes Knitting Club Victory Corps LAMB, LAWRENCE A.S.B. LANPHERE, JACK Cadet Officer Tr. Omaha A.S.B. LANPHERE, JOYCE Library Asst. G.L. Tr, Omaha LEAVER, RUTH Tyro Weekly Card. Scriptores Local Honor LEBARGE, WALTER A.S.B. Football, Mgr. LEHMAN, JACK LEIGH, JOYCE Card. Racquet Club Local Honor Library Asst. LEONHARDT, FAYE LESEMAN, LARRY Hi Tri Smith Hughes G.L. A.S.B. Aeolian Club LIPES, SHIRLEY A.S.B. G.L. LITKA, CLIFFORD Music F.F.A. Navy 30 LiniE, SHIRLEY LITTLETON, EDITH LIVERMAN, K .MARILYN A.5.B. A.S.B. A.S.B. G.L. G.L. G.L. Ring Club LOCKWOOD, LUZELLA A S.B. G.L. LUBBRING, MARILYN LUMBATTIS, RITCHIE Pres. Nat. Thespians Off. Asst. Sobobans Lib. Asst. C.S.F. Seal Bearer McELRATH, JEAN A.S.B. G.L. McADAMS, JACK A.S.B. McCALL, MARJORIE A.S.B. G.L. McARDLE. DAVE A. SB. McCOWN, LARA A.S.B. G.L. McDowell, bob A ; B Marines McGARRY, DOROTHY McSINTY, DARLENE McSREW, BARBARA Jr. Coacfielia Hi Tri G.L. Reps. Congress Victory Corps McGUIRE, GERTRUDE McKEE, SUSAN McKEEN, LORRAINE If r A.S.B. C.A.P.C. Off. Asst. M - G.L. G.L. G.L. Mi - ■1 McKINNEY, SUE McKLEAN, JACK McMULLEN, WANDA Jr. League Card. Hi Y Off. Asst. Tyro Annual DeMolay Christmas Pageant Student Congress A.S.B. A.S.B. 31 McORMOND, CLAIRE McWETHY, CAROLYN MANKIN, BOB G.A.A, AS. 8. Track Sobobans G.L. A.S.B. Local Honor A jA ' £ MARSH, DOROTHY MARSH, RICHARD MARTI, DICK Booster Club Varsity Football Card. Hi Y G.L. _ Member of Class Boys ' State Hi Tri Winning War Drive De Molay MARTIN, JOHNNY Hi Y A.S.B. MARTINEZ, DELORES MERCADANTE LEE A.S.B. A.S.B. G.L. Cadet Officer MILLER, ELAINE Hi Tri Victory Corps G.L. MILLER, MARILYN Tr, Kansas Tyro Annual G.A.A. MILOR. JACK Band C.S.F. Pericleans MONTGOMERY, CHARLES A.S.B. Football Track MOON, DOROTHY Pres. Card. Tfiespians Tyro Weekly V. Pres. Ustierettes MOORE, A.S.B. G.L. BETTY MORE, MARJORIELEE MORELAND, ELAINE MORIARTY, JAMES Aurora of Sobobans Hi Tri Football C.S.F. G.A.A. Block S Messiah Local Hono.r A.S.B. Seal Bearer MUIR, CAROLYN MULLEN, PATSY Sobobans G.L. Seal Bearer A.S.B. Pres. Card. Forensics MULLINS, RUBY EARLE Tyro Annual Student Congress Pan American Club 32 MURPHY, JACKIE NEY, ENMCE NEHER, MAY Of). Asst. G.L. Student Congress G.L. A.5.B. Hi Tri C.S.f. C.S.F. NERI ADELLA NEWMAN, ADELINE NOLAN, DAVID Hi ' Tri Camera Club Smith Hugties ' Whole Town Talking Victory Corps A.S.B. Pan Annerican G.L. NORDYKE, BETTY Hansel Gretel Christmas Pageant G.L. NORIEGA, ELENOR NORLEN, RICHARD G.A.A. Pres. Det olay Pom Pom Girl A.S.B. HI Tri NORMAN, ALICE LEE NORMAN, RUTH ANN OBRYANT, BOB G.L. G.L. A.S.B. A.S.B. Off. Asst. O ' BST, ARTHUR OEHL, GORDON ORRELL, RENA A.S.B. C.A.P. Off. Camera Club Card. Forensic G.L. Navy Victory Club PARKINSON, PARAMALEE, PASINO, MICHEAL ROSAMOND BARBARA A.S.B. Off. Asst. Off. Asst. G.A.A. A.S.B. Booster Club PAHERSON. MARY Jr. League Hi Tri Ag. Student 33 PATTERSON, NAOMA PAYTON, LOLA RUTH A.S.B. A.S.B. G.L. G.L. PEARSON, MAE PERKINS, NORINE PERRICH, BETTY G.L. Sec. of G.A.A. Ass. Ed. Tyro Wkl Sewing Club G.L. G.L. A.S.B. A.S.B. Quill and Scroll PERSON, MARJORIE G.L. A.S.B. PEETERS, KENNETH A.S.B. PIA, VILMA Tyro Annual Edito Pres. Off. Asst. C.S.F. Seal Bearer PIERCE, TYREE PIKE, ELLEN PIPER, LORRAINE Senate G.A.A. Hi Tri Block S A.S.B. Usherettes Cadet Corps G.L. G.L. POE, LORENA A.S.B. G.L. POTTER, VERNE V. Pres. A.S.B. Pres Pericleans Block •■$ ' ■ U  - A Tc r f j PRICE, ROBERT PROCTOR, JOYCE PURCELL, JAMES ' f Football Local Honor Tr. Riverside ' Cadet Corps Hi Tri I G.L. I CAi see. a aiKdu  V PYPER, HELEN pUEVEDO, AMELIA RAMOS, IRENE C.S.F, G.L. Hi In Seal Bearer A.S.B. G.A A So bo bans Local Honor RAY, LLOYD A.S.B. RAYFIELD, DOLORES RAYNES, MELVIN Jr. League Block S Tyro Annual DeMolay Social Ch. A.S.B. Football 34 REED, FRANK Pres. C.S.F. Pericleans Boys ' State Seal Bearer REEVES, DOROTHY JO REEVES, HARLAN A.S.B. A.S.B. G.L. REHWALD. TED A.S.B. RIES, PHYLLIS A.S.B. G.L. RICHIE, BARBARA A.S.B. G.L. ROACH, BILL A.S.B. ROBINSON, VERNE C.A.P. Camera Club A.S.B. ROHRER, BILL Block ■■$ ' ■ Pre: All C.I.F. V. Pres. A.S.B. ROWE, JIMMY Navy RUNNELS, IRENE G.L. A.S.B. RUST, EVELYN Off. Assf. G.L. A.S.B. SABOL, JEAN A.S.B. G.LI. SAENZ, FRANK A.S.B. Football SAFFOLD, BERNICE C.S.F. Aeolian Pan American Seal Bearer SALAZAR, AURORA SALINO, PHYLLIS G.L. Tyro Annual Victory Corps Nurses Asst. SANDERS, BETTE G.L. Cabinet A.S.B. SANTINI. BARBARA Maiorette A.S.B. SANTOLUCITO, GLORIA Off. Asst. Tyro Faculty Ed. Student Congress SCHILLER. JOE A.S.B. 35 SCHOONOVER, MAE SCHOPP, VAL SCHUBERT, CAROLYN G.L. Jr. League G.L. A.S.B. Tyro Art Ed. Hi Tri Majorette Usherettes SCHULTZ, GLORIA A.S.B. G.L. SCHUMAN, BILL Football Block S Student Congress SCHWARTZ, FRED Hi Y Block S A.S.B. SECCOMBE, BILL A.S.B. SHAY, JACK Navy SHun, JO A.S.B. G.L. SKOUSEN, KENNETH Debate Oratory Tennis SLOAN, SHIRLEY G.L. A.S.B. SCHWARTZ, BOB A.S.B. SEVERSON, MILDRED A.S.B. G.L. SIMENTAL. ANTONIA G. L. A.S.B. SMITH, ALEX A.S.B. MITH. ARLO SMITH, GLORIA SMITH, HAZEL A.S.B. Pres. Tyro Weekly A.S.B. Block S HI Tri G.L. C.S.F. G.L. SMITH, JUANITA A.S.B. G.L. SMITH, MARSHALL C.S.F. Seal Bearer Perlclean SMITH, MARTHA A.S.B. G.L. 36 SMITH, RONALD Tyro Annual A.S.B. SMITHSON, H; Tri Off. Asst. G.L. PHYLLIS SNYDER, ZELDA Hi Tri G.L. Victory Corps EOARES, A.S.B. F.F.A. LAWRENCE SPITZER, CARLETON Nat. Ttiespians Pericleans Local Honor SPACKMAN, KATE Tr. Laguna Jr. League Hi Tri EPEARS, ORVILLE Pericleans Block S C.S.F. SPRAY, MARCELYNN Aeolian Club Spanish Club G.L. SQUIRES, SHIRLEY Card. Forensics Aeolian Club Local Honor STAHLHEBER, JACK STALLARD, MARY STANTON, PEGGY Hi Y Hi Tri Jr. League Block S Tyro Weekly Tyro Annual Navy Hi Tri STAVERT, BEVERLY C.S.F. Sec. of Sobobans Aeolian Club Seal Bearer STEPHANY, ELAINE G.L. A.S.B. STERNER, BERNARD Student Congress A.S.B. STEVENS, RICHARD STODDARD, ROBERTA STORMENT, DOLORES Pericleans G.L. Card. Racquet C.S.F. Victory Corps Local Honor A.S.B. STORMER, ELAINE STOUT. DOROTHY STRASSBURG Jr. League Girls ' League Pres. G.L. C.S.F. Jr. League A.S.B. Local Honor Hi Tri MARY 37 SUHL, MARJORIE SUVERKRUP, TAGGART, DOROTHY Office Asit. MEREDYTH G.L. G L. Pres. Jr. League A.S.B. Hi Tri Sec, A.S.B Hi Tri Office Asst. THOMAS, GEORGE THOMAS, LOUISE Smiffi Hughes G.L. A.S.B. A.S.B. U. S. Nav THOMAS, WALLACE A.S.B. HIlBi THORNBURG, MARY TIMKE, JACKIE TOLES, MARJORIE G.L. AS B. Lab. Asst. A.S.B. G.L. Sobobans Office Asst. C.S.F. DSETTI, JOHN TRACADAS, GEORGE TRUJILLO, JULIA A.S.B. A.S.B. Racquet Club Class win bond G.L. drive A.S.B. VAILE, HELEN C.S.F. Office Asst, G.L. VALENCIA, MARY A.S.B. Pan American G.L. VALLES, NOHEMI Senate Pan American Spanish Club yAN BIENE, FRED Local Honor De Molay Track VANHOY, DOROTHY VAN VLIET, JANICE Tvro Weekly Hi Tri Hi Tri Bus. Mgr. Tyro An. Office Asst. C.S.F. VARGAS, ALBERT VERLEY, SHIRLEY VEST, MARY Periclean Racquet Hi Tri Cab Block S G.L. G.A.A. Pan American A.S.B. G.L. 38 VILLASENOR, MARY VON RADER, JOY Victory Corps Knitting Club G.L. Hi Tri A.S.B. G.L. WADE, PETER DeMolay Yell Leader Pan American WALDEN, PEGGY JEAN Off. Asst. G.L. WAIKRR. BRYON A.S.B. WALLACE, VIRGINIA Jr. League Tyro Annual Booster Comm. WARNER. MARY LOUISE Local Honor G.L. A.S.B. WARREN, MARY ELLEN Aeolian Club Usherettes Hi Tri WATSON. BETTY Off. Asst. G.L. A.S.B. WATTENBERGER, BILL WEATHERS, PEGGY WEISS, MARTHA Pres. F.F.A. V. Pres. G.L. Jr. Illinois Student Congress V. Pres. Nat. Thes. Music Navy Nat ' l Forensics WERDEL, TERRIE Jr. League Hi Tri G.L. WESSEL,. tt , A.S.B y WEST, AUDREY G.A.A. Booster Club Local Honor WEST, ROBERTA G.L. A.S.B. WICK. GLEN A.S.B. WIDMEYER, HELEN V. Pres. C.S.F. Pres. Aeolian Soboban Seal Bearer WIERENGA, IRENE Off. Asst. G.L. A.S.B. 39 WILKERSON, MAXINE G.L. A.S.B. Office Asst. WILKINS, MAURCE Card. Hi Y Basketball WILLIAMS, WANDA WILLIS, HAROLD G.L. Varsity Football A.S.B. Track WILLITS, PATRICIA C.S.F. G.A.A. Booster Club WLLSON, PAUL WILSON, PHILIP WITHEM, LOWELL Track Member of class Senior Music Award A S 8 Winning Bond Drive Aeolian Club Basketball Local Honor WOLL, MARION WOOLSEY. BILL WOOLSEY, SHARON Off. Asst. De Molay Tyro Weekly Hi Tri Cadet Corps Quill and Scroll Booster Club Hi Y C.S.F. WRIGHT, BILLIE YOUNG, BETTY YOUNG, WILMA Yell Leader G.L. G.L. G.A.A. A.S.B. A.S.B. Tyro Annual YOUNG, YVONNE G.L. A.S.B. ZARAGOSA, JESS A.S.B. ZILM, CHARLOHE G.L. A.S.B. 40 y- ' (y ,y CAMERA SHY Acevedo, Domingo Baldridge, Barbara Boyd, Billy Vernon Bryant, Ila Mae Caldwell, Colleen Camp, Joe Cashman, John Cressman, Harry Crosson, Billy Ellenwood, Jeanne Ernest, Harvey Ewen, Laverne Frailey, Glenn Frye, Kenneth Glosch, Betty Goodwin, James Hanes, Geraldine Hayes, Harvey Hayes, Douglas ' Hearn, Arthur Johnson, Ben Kazarofj, Efe WM ' 41 f Lamb, Phyllis Ledbetter, Donald McCormick, Margaret McDaniel, McKelvy McGinty, Lester Maulden, Donald Meyer, Jack Murguia, Benjamin Mikle, Pat Patrick, Joy Peterson, Donelda Reed, Gwen Rose, Rosalie Ross, Jeanne Shaddos, Floyd Smith, Raymond Spears, Orville Shafor, Robert Tee, Bob Voucher, Shirley Wessel, Harold  - Pete Murphy Vice President JUNIOR OFFICERS V D ' ' i. To the Class of 46 : We, as a class, entered good old S.B.H.S. in Feb. 1943. This day will linger in our memories forever. I can truthfully say that we have had more fun at S.B.H.S. than in any other year. Many of the members of the Jr. Class are interested in sports and clubs. Many of us who are out for track are very much indebted to Coach Hodge for the way he worked with us. ' . I want to thank the members of the Jr. class for the cooperation and help you have so readily given me. I know the school will see even bigger and better things of us next year. Sincerely, Bill Bill Range! Secretary Arnold Robblns Treasurer 42 First row left to right: Angier, M., Ramos, A., Acosta W.. Adams, P., Raby, A., Reno, M., Rumford, G., Romo, A., Ray, OSS, A. Second row: Richardson, H., Ramos, R., Robinson, A., Ringle, H., Roberts, E., Roach, R., A_utry R., Anderson R., gel, R., Ramirei, F. Third rowjJloss, B., Runyn, L, Austin ren, C, Rice, D. J., Rust; M., Robbins, A., P., Rosen- First row left to right: Blankenship, D., Bruce, T., Baxter, L., Boyd, M., Brown, P., Butler, R., Backus, J., Bubeck, M., Betcher, V., Bradley E Brose R. Second row: Beaviroff, H., Barker, L., Bruce, B., Blazivie, B., Blanche, R., Bunnell, H., Ballard, H., Beaman, B., Buck D Barnes R Ban J. Baer, D. Berman, B. Third row: Burnett, J., Brown, W., Bosley, D., Brimmer, V., Barber, C, Beaulieu, J., Binnev. E. . Sudd, ' J., Bagwell, M., Bond, B. Fourth row: Belden, W., Brown, J., Brooks, C, Barnes, C, Bolden, D., Baxter, H., Beattie, R., BemTs t , Boring, K., Brandon, V. 43 First row, left to right: Carrania, F., Cardoza, R., Cholsnet, J., Clarence, L., Christenson, S.. S.. Carrls, F., Cotner. C, Cleveland, V.; Coldiron, V. Second row: Cullup, D., Courtney, J., Clausen, L., Cleveland, L., Clemmons, M., Cooper, R., Sever, V., Corona. R. Third row: Canipbell, C. Calderhead, JT, Curtis, S., Cleveland, L., Clauson, V., Campbell, S., Creason, G., Crass, D., Caldwell, P., Clemmer, L, Cox, D. Fourth row: Ctine. D., Cacka, F., Currie, F., Cole, C, Clear, C, Carey, T., Cenferti. E., Cay, S., Cagle, GJ. Cormack. ' G. JUNIORS First row, left to right: Fargen, V., Evans, F., Erskine, L.. CEriksson. hU Flack, J., Ferrell, M., Estrada, E., Flores, Faela, F,, Fieriro, E. Second row: Engelberg, A., Forby, T., Ferguson, B., Frilz, R., Elias, E., Furman, J., Freeman, Ebel, E., Egelhoof, R. Third row: Frion, Y., Flynn, N.. Fetrow, L., Fitigerald, R., Eggleton, M., Farhner, V., Farrar, P., Frost, E., Elder, P., Fox, J., Engelson, H. Fourth row: Ford, K., Forbes, J., Ewers, D., Ems, W. 44 First row, left to right: Samboa, E„ Grattidge, M., Gibbs, B., ' 1rela nd C raham. A,, Gardner, B., Goodwin, L., Ingle, V., Girer, B. Second row: Gilman, B., Gana, L., Goldberg, G., Immel, C, Gaftanes, H., Grober, G., Guy, S., Groeneveld, B., Gericke, L, Gibbs, G., Goodman, L, Garner, E., Gilman, B. Third row: Gramlick, V., Gravies, C, Gorsuch, B., } Green, E., lGuillen, V., Gomez, A. 2 -. . vA • --c First row, left to right: Husman, M., Habecker, J,, Hoak, R., Hammond, J., Hounshell, Hay ff7 ., MT ley, J., Hendrickson, D J ndrickson, R., Hunt, J., Houghton, R. Third row: G.,CHuntjh f, Heinfelt, F., Hubner, BipUausehoIder, J., Hartmati, C, Hetrick. V.. Hurrick, S., Hardwick B. Fourth row ' : Hoover, J., ., Hausladen. M., Hallmark,! B., Ph l field, H., Houser, J., Howell 45 i First row, left to right: Need ham, C, Nichols, B., Piercey, T., Pease, K., Johnson, M., Pennington, M., Past 1 1 as, E., Norwood, J., Pepper, L., Javes, M., Johnson, J., Patrick, C. Second row:_-iaifl£ en, D., Pedroza, C, Pentz, E., Pelti, F., Juden. C, Niewald, G., Peters, H., Palmers, D., Johnson, W., Peeters, R., Joseph. rJone C t.. Negrete, A., Joe, D., Payne, B., Perkins, C. Third row: Perry, R., Pinkerton, M., Preston, D., Prout, R,, Nelson, J., Nottbusch. J Nielsen, J., Johnson, M., Powell, B., Pruiksma, P., Peterson, L, Fourth row: Piland, A,, Parkas, L., Pryor. V.. Nellans, J. y .j (y - First rV E., Leffi eft ■ t ' Knight. F, ;_to right: Lusk, B., Limon, F., Lopel, R.. LotkwoodjJ aFontaine, B. Second row: Lillibridge, B., LaRue, J., Kendall Baer, R. Third row: Kidwe7TrTr: -4 Qjiard, N., Krause, B., Keith. M., Larson, P., Kanester, B Lazar. J.. Lee, V., Kiralla. Tstoffe rsen, Lowen, E., Lucav J- — Kilj -owe, M., Kline E.rXa sonj, Kruger, M., Land on, E., Lechuga, 46 Firsr row. left to right K., Morris. N., Mooney McArdle M.. Meredith, Fourth row: McCoy, Mathews, B. McAndrews, L., Morjey, P. Second row: Martin, L. Merrill, Z Miller, B. cGinty, , Murillo, E., Middleton Matteson, C, Miller, K., Morgan, M.. MiflfT 5 Manberry, L., Mortense. J., Millen, B., Matty, H., Mann, S., Morgan, M., McBeath, McCurdy, P., Morrison, R. Third row: Morris, D., Mora, P., Miller, v., McKenna, P., Miles, J., Matous, G., Meelt, M. J., Meserve, J., Mecham, H., McFarland, R., Millett, C, 5 FTrst nfi. left to right: Dhrnall, D., McGinnis, M., Dreese, 5., Day, B., Davis, D., Dent, M., Delapa, Sla U- - SecUid row: Davis, H., Duff, R., Morris, E., Lawson, B. Third row: Davis, B., Myers, 5., Dutcher, J., Frost, C, Dunbar. B., Dashier, VI., Davison, B. Fourth row: Diggs, O., Dougharty, B., Earl, M., Chittenden, B., Doubenmier, B., DeBauchelle, B., McLan lin, W., Morse, R. 9 . 47 c u- First row, left to right: Stephenson, B., Smith, J ders, C, Serseras. J., Steblay, E. Second row: S Smith, H., Shannon, D., Shaddox, F., Schulti, H P., Sullivan, M., Still. Hy, Smith, J., Strain. C. SenecaL ' ttr., Smith, R. Stuart, W, , Smith, J., Silvas, M., Sanders, B., Shaw, L., , Swendall, L., Brock, M., Sever, I., San- ' itzer, R., Shaw, B., Stewart, R., Smith, B., Schaefer, C, Stewart, H., Spackman, L., ., Shockley, D., ' Sands, R. Third row: Stark, P., Schroeder, B., Smith, N., Smith, 1. Lee, Sampson, D., Semrau, F. Fourth row; Shafer, S., Stattmao. W., Stephenson, R.. O- I o rth row; ihater, to., btattmao. w., btephenson, K., mith, First row, left to Second row; Turpbu M,, Crabtrei Tee. B., Tho Ortiz, A., Teter, W., Wright, E., Cavanaugh, L., Taylor, D., Kurt, D., Owens, M., Theodule, C. Owen, B. Tracadas, F., Vick, T., Olivas, J., Uffer, H. Third row: Wood, M., Wood, C, Orr, A., Osburn, G., Thonnas, B.. Tabor, P., Varvis. H. Fourth row: Vaughan, N., Vieths, E., Totton, M., Spunier, B., Nish, J., Troy, T., T., Trevmo, R. 48 -T First row left to right: Whitacre, I., Williamson, H., Westenhaven, M., W£lli--I . Weston J., Waldie, D., Zempel, S., Willsey, A., West R. Wayne S., Wright B. Second row: Garcia, L., Norman, R., Warner, P., Young, J .. Wiyninqer, D., Briaht, R,. Blanche; R., Yates, E. Third row: Warrei?rH., 7oung, J,, Willis, L., Wolf, P., Vienne, B., Woodall, S.TWood, B., Willard, Z., Wood, X, Williams, C. Fourth row: Wright, L., Walker E., York., R., Whitney, B., Wonham, L, Wilkins, J., Wilson, W. J U N I x. ' ' g-Ji L uuuL x: Albert Davies President SOPHOMORE A OFFICERS To the Class of S ' 45: Even during wartime our class has been one of the largest, and our many activities have not been curtailed, as the previous years before us. In the near future we will be Juniors. We are looking forward to a Junior year full of school spirit and to a successful year of football as we have had in our sophomore year with Guy Visbal as our captain. We are looking for- ward to world victory along with our victorious football season. Sincerely, Albert Roy Pyper Vice President ' ' 2  , o Cot -a C i i ii Bonnie Irwin Secretary 50 First row, left to right: Apple, M., Aubrey, E., Azuedo, H., Allen, J., Abbey, R., Askew, B., Adams, J.. Anast. M., Blair, J. Second row: Kllnker. R., Anast, T., Kuiell, B., Kruger. R., Knudsen, H., Kaplan, N., Adams, S., Kelly, J., Aronoff, J., Kingston, C, Kelly, K.. Autry, H., Kent, A. Third row: Kupper, Z., Kilborn, A.. Kashka, J., Alexander, S., Kiefer, B., Archibald, D., Arbelide, J., Knudsen, R., Kincard, J. Fourth row: Adams, L., Adams, R., Averill, H., Allen, R., Kennedy, L., Anderson, J., Kristoffersen, A., King, C., Arnett, O., Alexander, J, SOPHOMORE fi r First row, left to right: Barror, C, Bargas, L., Baichly, M., Bennett, D., Bailey, B., Barrett, W. Second row: Barrett, J., Becker, B., Blake, N., Bartlett, N., Baird, M., Banks, S., Bennis, M., Barnes. E, Third row: Benton, G., Baylis. N., Beach. R,, Ballard, D., Dawson, P., Becerra, A., Black, B., Bettner, J., Beck, B., Brand, F., Baldwin, B., Baumgarten, J. 51 First row, left to right: Brown, J row: Bowerman. R., Bradley, D., Burns, B., Bowman, M., Mllligin, , Bryant, B., Bugg, N., Brawly, M., Bunnell, P., Banks, Booth, B., Brown, D. Third row: BottinI, D., Busby, D., Bradburry, R., Bush, B. SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Cable, M., Coplan, D., Cox, B., Gardner, P., Carriaqa, S. Carlter, A., Cooper, P., Castaneda, C, Cacciatore, G., Coles, J., Chavez, M. Second row: Caldwell, R., Collins, L., Cacka, J., Claypool, J., Cox, W., Cowan, J., Clapperton, R., Childers, R. Third row: Clauson. D., Conley, L., Halstead, Teacher., Copple, J., Campbell, L, 52 First row, left to right: Dean, D., Dunker, M.. Dora is, I., F. Second row: Durbin, J., Davis, I., Black, R., Downey, R. DeWiese, F. Third row; Downey, B., Dehner, B., Dorrah, L . R. Fourth row: Button, B., Dumouchelle, W., Davis, E., Dilger, R SWl Devlin, Davis, B., Daro, D., Queal, 1., Dixon, M., Demars, ' Davies, A., Davis, C, Davis, P., Drake, D., Dennison, N., Dondlinger. B., Amaya. C, Alvarei. O M O R E S First row, left to right: Flood, P., Einbinder, S., Flores, E., Ford, D., Jones, J., Fast, D., Edwari Johnson, P., Flores, S. Second row: Jones, K., Fairall, R., Juergens, T., Foster, J., Egelhaaf James, W., Becker, M., Forlow, G., Fogel, T. Third row; Jackson, D., Funderburg, J., Freeman, Jernigan, S., Fernandes, G. ds. H J.. M., . Jones, B., Fields, B., Erickson, J. Ericson, M. Evans, P., Earle. K.. Jones, B., Eadie, B., Jones, N., 53 First row left to right Georgeou, V., Duncanson, D., Dana, J., Garner, M., Sonialez, R., Garcia, R., Grat+Idge, D.. Gamino, V., Git- ierrei, E., Gardner, E. Second row; Green, R., Glasman, C, Graham, B.. Gould, E., Gumn, M., Gomez, L., Griffin, R., Gessner, G., Garman, R., Donson, J. Third row: Gant, D., Gaffard, G., Grant, B., Garren, J., Ganje, B., Gardner, J. Fourth row: Garcia, A., Grow, P., Gunkel, B., Giddens, T., Garcilaio, A., Gunther, B., Gee. L. SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Yorton, Y., Hart. C, Holman, J., Hall. B., Hendrlcke. C. Hoemshell. J.. Hemminger, D.. Harris. V.. Hinds. V.. Hargis, A.. Hunt. C. Second row: Hartley. R.. Hallock. D.. Harris. R.. Hall. L.. Hood. R.. Hunter. J.. Holton. J.. Houghton. R,, Hardy. B., Horowitz, E.. Hall, B.. Hardy. W.. Holyber. G, Third row: Hulton. L. Hemreck, N.. Hilbig. C. Hopkins. H., Hitchman. D.. Holland, B. Fourth row: Howard. J., Haas, R.. Hilbig. J.. Hoff. B. 54 j Z-cA - Sl First row, left to right: Law. P., Lamb, L., Lawson, M., Leedom, B., Leuthold, B., Norton, E., Norlen, M., Lewis, B., Love, M., Lamb. M.. Negrete, E. Second row: Lackey, B., Leln, N., Lentz, C, Newbury, N ., Lancaster, W., Lopez, H., Lauson, P., Laffoon. J., Ladasefi, Newmann, H., Lee, R., Long, G. Third row: Nunino, J., Lewis, D.. Littleton, F., Lawler, L., Linke, A., Nymer, K., Lloyd. K. SOPHOMOR First row, left to right: Curran, C, Craig, L, Wissbur, L Cretors, M., Clary, L., Cross, C. Crass, V., Crawford, R., Ciriia, L., Curran, B. Second row; Cyrog, B., Creighton, D., Craggs, L., Carey., D., Colwell, J. Third row: Clebeck, J., Crandail, J., Curry B., Curtis, M. 55 First row, left to right: Moore, i.. Martin. E.. McKeen. A.. Breshears, B., Murphy. B., Merrill. S.. More, B., Chrlstn, B., McKean, M., Dehring, L., Martinez, D. Second row: Musgrove, E., McLaughlin, B., McCormick, B.. Muir, J., McCoy, E., Multan, M., Meddock, M., McDaniel, E., Myers, J. Third row: Morgan, E., McCrakin, M., Mills, M., Meacham, M. SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Pace, N., Osburn, B., Petterson, G., Parmenter. G., Oliver, B., Oliver, M., Plummer, M., Perry, B., Peters, P., Penrod, M. Second tow: Orr, A., Phillips, D., Puscell, M., Potter, D., Pyper, R., Parker, N., Otsen, G., Oehl, J., Owing, L., Pattison, J., Becker, M. Third row: Orborne, E., Padgett, P., Price, M., Pearson, A., Peterson, E., Powers, B., Petrausch, A. 56 yfm ' 11 I Mt U O f I fclC First row, left to right: Zabos, D., Fleming R., Robinson. S., Ramos, Q., Reeves, B.. Ramos, R., Rathbun, Bj Richardson, B., Reed, D., Raber, B. Second row: Everett, M., Jones, J.. Russell, B., Reber, B., Rollison, 5., Reed, C, Rice, C, Reeve B., Reyes, D. Third row: Rivera, F., Ramsey, B., Rodriguez, J., Marshall, W., Rankin, G., Rogers, H., Estrada, B., Morris, R. SOPHOMOl ES sf First row, left to right: Smithson, J., Smith, B., Snyder, E., Santoluclto, M., Sco+t, I. Second row Sandahl, B., Sanchez, R., Sanchez, E. Third row: Simon, D., Shook, D., Smith, B. Fourth row: Smith, Smith, B., Schwartz, D. Smith, S., Scaefer, G., Sneli, J., Simpson, B., Shannon, B., Shorb, R., Sato, J., Splown, Santschi, H., Salmonsen, J., Shern Sawyer, D., Shoots, W., Sheets, A., Shaw, P., Seccombe, E., _ R., Sashaing, C., Sorenson, P-. ' SmitR B., Smith, S., Seamster, B., , Scott, B.. Seymow, R., 57 j ) J K First row, left to right: Thomas, J., Timmcrman, B., Volkart, T., Verdone, F. Second row Trapp, J., Valterza, R.CjJlrick, M., Trout, J., Yoke, D., Thomas, S., Titus, B., Young, J., Young, 5. Third row: Younqquist, G., Turner, R.. Vivian, A., Toles, D., JThonnpson, W., Visbal, G., tera ' ndo, J. Fourth row: Turner, G., Young, D., Twilling, P., Toth, M., Thurman, P., Turner, V.. Terry. A. SOPHOMORES First row left to riqht: Stark, N., Stout, B., Smith, M., Strout, B., Standifer, N. Secono row: Srfiva. F., Stratford, G., Stearns, P., Sharp, R., Solga ' do, J., Sabol, F., Speich, E. Third row: Smith, W., Sttaley, C, Schnnor, M., Small y, S., Swaim, B., Scuilin, B. Fourth row: Smith, D., Strobel, B., Shaddy, J., Stefany, B., Stephen, H., Steeman, M„ Stiason, D., Rodriguez, R. 58 First row, left to right: Waldo, V., iWtieeler, B., Watts, B., Ward, F., Welch, P., Warren, P., Wanarralser, B., Weddell, P. Irwin B. -L irnrrnn i S , Willson, S., Williams, «r, Watson, V. Second row: Wilson, K., Willianns, P., Wong , D., Willis, R., Whitley, G. Wilson ' H. ' • Worsham, C, Woods, C, Wall U... Wilson, G., Withers, J., Williarrs, J. Third row: Waaschal, H. J., Walker, W., Woods, W., Wilson, J., Willis, S., Isherwood, Y., WItliams, H., Woodharrs, L., Woll, J. Fourth row: Wieland ' B., Irwin. J.. Wittmcyer K. Wessel L. ' Williams, H. ' SOPHOMORE S 59 vX . 3 ,% V ji N I Z A T I O N S nntRicn -r%6 The administrbf?on dl the fall of ' 44 and the 3rd S.B.H.S. congress accomplished several noteworthy things besides their usual duties and functions. Among them was the amendment which increased the Senate by 3 members, 2 representatives of the Mexican-American stu- dents of our High School and 1 representative of the Negro students of our High School, and several measures limiting the wearing of slacks. They also made provisions for music in the cafeteria and the setting up of an Inter- Club-Council. 1 Sincerely, Arlo Rohrer, B. Valles, N. Gonzales. H. Gardner, B. Smith, M. 62 A. S. B. The Associated Student Body entered into the second semester in fine style. Spirited basketball games-, a variety of fine assemblies, and the launching of the high school recreation center, The Gangplank , were a few of the many recreational activities. The student body, with the senate leading the way, organized and carried out a suc- cessful clean up campaign. Under service to our country, the students contributed freely to the Red Cross, and par- ticipated in the Sixth War Loan. The success of the activities of the A.S.B. in the second semester could not have been achieved without the fine spirit of cooperation maintained between the students and faculty. Ben Foster President Sincerely, Ben 63 G I R L S Dorothy Stout President As President of Girls ' League, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all the girls of S.B.H.S. for the grand cooperation they have given our Girls ' League Cabinet, Miss Hertzler and me this year. You have helped us make a difficult job much easier and also to make our Girls ' League one of the best and most active leagues. All the things we have been able to accomplish this year have been due largely to your cooperation. It has really been grand working with each and everyone of you. Thank you. 4v , Vo - Sincerely, Dorothy Widmeyer, H, J V; Bartlett, D. Rayfield, D. Noriega, E. 64 L A G U E We are very proud of our Girls ' League this year. It has provided many entertaining and educational pro- grams for the girls. The purpose of the Girls ' League is: 1. To stand for ideals of true womanhood, courage, sim- plicity, loyalty, and honor. 2. To promote the spirit of good fellowship and democracy in the school. Since the war many new students have enrolled, therefor the Girls ' League aims for 1944-45 have been: 1. To make all new students in S.B.H.S. feel at home, and to help them find friends. 2. To have every girl participating in some or- ganization for young people in the church, school, or community. The Girls ' League theme is very appropriate for this time: What you are to be, you are now becom- ing. Peggy Weathers Vice-President Sincerely, Peggy Gratiam, M. Eikleman, F, Larson. P. Bocanegra, M. Members: McFarland, R., Reed. F.. La Rue, J., Jones, M., Spitier, C, Burke, W., Potter, D., Spears, O., Hurley. J., Tolby. W., Hendrickson, D., Hendrickson, R., Boyd. T., Hippenstiel, W., Jernigan, S.. Roberts, E., Davies, A., Gassaway, C, Corona, R., Stroble, B. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE Don Hendrickson PRESIDENT ... Ben Foster . . Eugene Derington SECRETARY . . . SPONSOR . . . Forrest Keck To promote school activities ... to render school and community service. PERICLEANS AND SOBOBANS LEAD IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AURORA . PRINCESS Diana Griffin SPONSOR PURPOSE Marjorie More SCRIBE Beverly Stavert Winifred Poss To foster comradeship and good fellowship. Members: More, M., Morgan, M., Eikleman, F., Lubbring, M., Bull, N., Osburn G., Brock, M., Toles, M., Griffin, D., Sfavert, B., Garner, M., Williamson, H., King E., Widmeyer, H., Brown, P., Pinkerton, M., Johnson, G.. Griffin, D., Wolf, P., Huffman, L., Muir, C, Rumford, G.. Adams, P., Schroeder, B., Gorsuch, B., Archer, P., Whifaker, I., Piland. A., Hollinrake. D.. Krisfofferson, E.,, Nellans, J. 66 Members: Bottini, D.. Wissburg, L., Leaner, R., Hollindrake, ID., Backus, J., Ceballos, A., Flores, L., More, B., Terry, A., Bwens, B., Trout, J., Hatfield, D., Hobkins, G., Cross, D., Cox, W., Dipptr; B.; Cyrog, D., Boynton, E., Lubbring, M. VICE PRESIDENIL PRESIDENT ■ Lucille Wissbur£ . . David Hatfield SECRETARY Doris Bottini SPONSOR . . Henrietta Holland PURPOSE To stimulate interest in creative writing. PEN MIGHTIER THAN SWORD VICE PRESIDENT . PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT . Pamela Brown SPONSOR . . . Diana Griffin SECRETARY Betty Sanders Kathryn Williams To foster an interest in journalistic writing. Left to right: Sanders, B., Griffin, D., Woolsey, B., Brown, P., Rumford, G., Lockwood, J. 67 Firjt row, left to right; Whitaker, I., Abbey, R., Crass, V., Morgan, M., Piper, H.. Wolf. P., Muir, C, Day, S., Williamson, H., King, E., Wissburg, L., Rice, D., Holllndrake. D., Rabey, A. Second row: Snell, J., Norlen, M., Pia, V., Lampson, S., Baer, R., Needham, C, Jones, M., Reed., F., McFarland, R., Rose, D.. Freeman, M., Lincke, A., Stavert, B. Third row: Watts, B., Moore, D., Pruiksma, P., Woolsey, C, Hoak, N., Hippenstiel, W., Campbell, S., Price, M., Morris. D., Hraback. V., Hartman, Xi.. More, M., Durrant, V., Wtd- meyer, H, Fourth row: Stapp, B., Woods, W., Isherwood, V., Young, D., Bedford, B., Johnson, G., Freijd, L., Foster, B., Cormack, G., Roberts, E., Currie, F., Mathews, P., Garner. M. Fifth row: Brown, P., Gorsuch. B., Worman, R., Willis, S., VIe+hs, E., Smith, M.. Jernigan, S., Milor, J., Da vies. A., Boring, S., Williams, P., Egelhof, P., Joe., D. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT Frank Reed Helen Widmeyer SECRETARY ..... Pamela Brown SPONSOR . Amy Jane Steinberg To foster a higher standard of scholarship SCHOLARSHIP BUILDS GOOD CITIZENS VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT . . . Sally Jo Myers Ronnie Seymour SECRETARY . . . SPONSOR .... Blanche Preston To give recognition to students with commendable scholarships. Jean Hammond First row, left to right: Carris, F., Christenson. S., Delapa, B.. Egqieton, M., Arclier F.. Myers. S., Richey, B., Theodule, C. Neqrete, R. Second row: Taylor, D., Stephenson, B., Smith, J.,iDe Un, C, McKenna, P., Iverson, S., Creotrs, M., Boynton, E., Furman, J., Burck, R.; Husman, M., Flores, L. Third row: Miles, J., Carpenter j7 Clarence, L., Piland, A., Price, M., Williams, H.. Schroeder, 8., Van Vliet, E., Twilling, P., Freels, J., Willits, P., Van Vliet,, J., b pp, V. Fourth row: James, K., Van Biene, F., Groeneveld, B., Smith, H., Fleming, R. 68 First row, left to right: Pyper, H., Griffin, rake, D., Muir, C, Husman M , Widmeyer, D., Steinbrtg , ., Sponsor ' . Durratlf V.. Pia V, Second row: Johiwofl, G., Lubbrirg, -M.. HoJIin- H. Th«d ow: Saffold, B.,, M ire, M., SmiJIi, M.. Smith, A.; Reed. F.. Foste;  .. Stavert. B. 1 .y al of the Cali-fdrnkJ SchjMarsnip Feaerdtion, ' thaj jp honor ' i jy fhe gold _- — _ ,-- - . —-,. -S ccwgrded tl: m on; their v diploma sign n ; i|e Tfiembergftip in the organizojipit. These studeut Qre those wr also bSMi members iopAour semester? ' efre more. Seal beptfers are with p gold mrt to signify tH r membership. L BEAIER ECEITOHOyORS ,A P AMERICAN GIRr Th(s 945 All- American Girl and here court were presented at the annual Mothers ' Dtty program on April 1 1 . Gladys Johnson was chosen All American Girls and Doris Bartlett maid of honor. Left to riqht: More. M., Widmeyer. H., Stavert, B.. Bacon. G.. Griffin. D., Pia. V., Rayfield. D.. Santokxito, G.. Johnson. G., Bartlett. D., Suverkrup, M., Weiss, M.. Muir. C. Durranf. V.. McKlnney. S.. Eikleman. F., Bull. N. 59  - Jj| HF ■ ' ' ' ' ' 1 3 ■■■1 ' W I First row, left to right; Weathers, P., Lubbring, M. Second row: McFarland, R., Camp, J., Spitzer, C. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . Carlton Spitzer PRESIDENT . . . Marilyn Lubbring Peggy Weathers SECRETARY . . . SPONSOR . . Alden Brenneman To develop a spirit of active interest in dramatics ARS GRATIA ARTIS VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT . . . Dorothy Moon Ray Worman SECRETARY Peggy Weathers To further interest in drama. First row, left to right; Joe, D., Worman, R., Weathers, P., Brenneman, A., Wissburg, L., King, E. Second row; Meecham, H., Notbush, J., Becker, M., Heinfelt, F., Lubbring, M., Spitzer, C, Shafor, B. 70 First row, left to right: Skousen, K., Weathers, P., Muir. C, Connor, E., King, E., Johnson, E., Bottini, D., Coffey, V., Bedford, B. Second row: Oavies, P., Worman, R., Beldon, W., Lenker, D., Holt, J., Meecham, H., Carey, D. SECRETARY PURPOSE PRESIDENT Kenneth Skousen Marion King SPONSOR .... Virginia R. Coffey To encourage students to enter speech avtivities. NATIONAL AND CARDINAL FORENSICS OUTSTANDING IN DEBATE VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT . , . Carolyn Muir . Kenneth Skousen SECRETARY Pamela Brown SPONSOR .... Mildred Watson PURPOSE To familiarize students with activities of the speech department. Fi rst row, left to right: Miss Watson, Gerner, M., Muir. C, Doyle, M., Morgan. M., Brown, P.. Sltousen, K., Bryant, B., Weathers, P., Weddell, P., Nichol, T., Wissburg, L. Second row: King, E., Benton, G., Bottini, D., Trout, J., Peterson, E., Woods, W., Pilam, A., Biacii, L., Strubel, B. Third row: Cressman, H., Mecham, H., Lenker, R., Smith, M., Smith, A., Fleming, R., Bowler, P.. Jeernlgan, S., Davis, P., Carey, D. First row, left to right: Sanders, C. Williams, C, Husman. M., Husman, M., Erickson, H Tabor, P., Spray, M. Second row: Blake, N Millef, v., Norton, I., Cormack, G., Oehl, J.. Glassman, C, Flhwater. R. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT . . . Vivian Miller Marcelyn Spray SECRETARY Betty Sanders SPONSOR . . . lone Norton To stimulate a greater interest in things Spanish. UNDERSTANDING AFTER THE PEACE VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT Charlene Gravlee SPONSOR . . . . Dale Joe SECRETARY Nohemi Voiles Elsie Hazelwood To foster relations between the different races. First row, left to right: Skousen, K., Weathers. P., King, E., Bottini, D., Johnson, E. Second row: Carey, D., Worman, R., Beldon, W., Nolt, J., Davis P., Bedford, B. 72 First row. left to right: Skouien, K.. Weathers, P., King, E., Bottini, D., Johnson E. Second row: Carey, D., Worman. R., Beldon, W., Holt, J., ' Davis, P., Bedford, B. The debate question of the year was resolved that 18 year olds be given the right to vote. This year ' s teams, coached by Mrs. Virginia Coffey, were crippled by so many of the seniors that graduated. However, the sophomore teams assure us of good debaters for next year. There were two senior teams, two junior teams, and four sophomore teams. DEBATERS TAKE HONORS THEY ALSO SERVE Outstanding in school activities and for their ability in putting on such swell assemblies, is the colored group of S.B.H.S. Notables are Delois Johnsor and Walter Denman, local hep Cats ; Alexander Turner, the man with the horn ; Orville Diggs, Cadet Officer; and Bill Boyd, member of Mixed Chorus. These are but a few of those worthy of recognition. First row left to right: Johnson, L., Pullian, B., Banks, S., Aubrey, E., Goodsen, B., Hollaway, R., Obera, C, Wood, E. Second row: Smith, a!, Diggs, C, Payne, B., Pierce, C, Lee, J., Boyd; B. Third row: Denman, G., Willis, B., Little, S., McDowell. Frod, D., Durden, A. Fourth ' row: Green, F., Williams, M., Leah, J., Alexander, T. 73 First row, left to right: Connor, E., Shaw, L., Morgan, M., Drake, D., Wall, L.. Creswell, W. Second row: Osburn, G., Stewart. H., Bowler, P., Ramsey, B. Third row: Wittmeyer, K., Evans, B., Robinson, V., Forbes, J. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE PRESIDENT .... Herb Stewart . Lois Patterson SECRETARY Rena Orell SPONSOR . Ella Connor and Norman Fawley To learn the art of making and taking pictures. ONE-TWO-THREE . . . KNIT ONE, PURL TWO PRESIDENT . . . . Juanita Lucas SECRETARY . PURPOSE . . Joyce Middleton SPONSOR . . . Kathryn Williams To do knitting for the Red Cross. Left to right: Miss Kathryn Williams, sponsor; Middleton, D., Lucas, J.. Stefany, C, sitting: Azvedo, H., Brown, J., Cleveland, V., Habecer. 74 bl I ■ —- K First row, left to right: Bolles, B., Wattenberger, B., Litl a, F., Houghton, R. Second row: Fox, J., Kipl, M., Litka, C, York, R., Mark, D. FREEDOM FROM WANTS! VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE Rodney Houghton PRESIDENT . . Bill Wattenberger . . Fred Litka SECRETARY . . , SPONSOR MaxKipf To develop competent aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. First row, left to right: McLangblin, B., Kuzell, B., Edwards, J.. McClain. C, Are, A. Second row: Bittner, J., Beeach, R., Cartee, J., Nynneyer, K., Henry, B., Smith, D., Trozera, A. 75 First row, left to right: Lara, H., Bartlett, D., Pia, V., Kelty, C, Merritt, J., Figgins, N., Lumbattis. R., Cherington, B., McMullan, W., Echardt, D., Santolucito, G. Second row: Wright, A., Fulton, R., Rust, E., Cleland, N.. Shul, M., Woll, M., Hoffman, H. (Mascot), Vaile, H., Curtis. N., McKeen, L., Wieringa, I. Third row: Bacon, G., puiroi. A., Watson, 8. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT Vilma Pia . Gay Bacon SECRETARY . . . Gloria Santolucito SPONSOR . . . Patricia Womack Offer their services to the school OFFICE AND LIBRARY ASSISTANTS RENDER SCHOOL SERVICE SPONSOR PURPOSE Eleanor Kyle To assist the librarian in the work of the library. First row, left to right: Pia, V., Kelty, C, Patterson, E., Merritt, J., Figgins, N. Second row: Curtis, B., Johnson, D., Freijd, L., Wid- H.. Lumbattis, R., Woll, M. Members: Adams, M., Breashears, B., Brown, B., Brown, N., Cobb, R., Davis, B., Dehring, L., Gandy, I.. Sant, D., Hermreck, N., Janes, K., Jones, G., King, M., Kocic, B,, Kruger, M., Lubbring, M., Massey, A., Moon, D., Piper, L., Ramos, T., Smith, W., Warren, H., Warren, M., Willis, S., Wright, A., Weston, J., Yohe, D. VICE PRESIDENT- . PURPOSE . . PRESIDENT . . . Marion King . . Dorothy Moon SECRETARY . . . Beverly Koch SPONSORS . . . Marie Barnett and Minnie Dasse To serve all organizations needing ushers BEHIND THE SCENES MANAGER . . Joe Camp ASSISTANT MANAGER . . . Alvin Eldridge SETMEN . . . Hallie Averill, Kenneth Shawe ELECTRICIANS . David Creighton, Bent Shav FLYMEN . . . Wayne Stuart, William Corn PURPOSE To stage assemblies and build sets for plays. Left to right: Creiqhton, D , Mace, K., Shaw, 6., Camp, J., Averill, H., Stuart, W., Corsn, W., sitting, Keep, C, Edridge, A. K X I ' -t, . - ' K- r -lt- y HY J| V ' f ' L ' yP v % E ■1 B y ™ - it k J BV ' i vV hb ' -.o ' imI H I 77 RllSSi TYRO It ' s a great satisfaction to see the Tyro come out, having signed many and more to sign. But between the conception of the yearbook ' s theme and this glorifying day, lie many long hours of previous work. During this period much is underway, the click of the camera, grind- ing of the pencil sharpener, crackling of paper, slicing of the paper cutter, and the tapping of the typewriter, and always looking forward towards the day of publication. And then June — the Tyro complete — it ' s a wonderful feel- ing, and it is only with the aid of our competent and efficient advisor. Miss Ella Connor, that we have achieved our goal. She has paved the way and taken us over the rough spots. It ' s a wonderful book! Vilma Pia Editor-in-Chief Sincerely, Vilma 80 ANNUAL Last fall was the beginning of a discouraging year. Because of the war, it was evident that a year book was the impossible. But with a struggle, a determined effort, and the cooperation of the student body, and our most able financial advisor, Mr. Hall, we have brought forth this 1495 Tyro. We appreciate the student body ' s prompt payments and eager enthusiasm. Also deserving credit for a suc- cessful advertsing campaign are the art students who designed our postei -tond the prinVshop which aided in the printinoiJThe capable b s in ss aff is also responsible for its SUCJW5SS. u , Janice Van Vliet Business Manager 81 Diana Griffin Editor-in-Chief TYRO The Tyro Weekly has been holding up a mirror to the campus activities of S.B.H.S. in the last year. We have faithiuUy covered all patriotic drives held at S.B.H.S. and backed and publicized all dances, games, and other campus activities. Our feature pages have reflected the foibles and amusing incidents without which high school life would not be complete. Through our servicemen ' s column we have brought th ewar closer to our school, and we were very pleased to receive the many letters from our alumni with Uncle Sam, expressing their en- joyment in receiving the Tyro Weekly, a link with old S.B.H.S, Sincerely, Diana Griffin Brown, N. Murphy, J Vanhoy, D. Kelty, C. Smith. G. Moon. D. Foxen, P. Barkus, S. 82 WEEKLY The Tyro Weekly is a self-supporting paper. We re- ceive enough money from subscriptions and sales, and advertising to carry on without any outside help. One morning this year I received the news that the store room in which the paper is stored was flooded, but enough paper v as salvaged to carry on for the remaining part o the year without having to buy more. Being business manager of the Tyro Weekly this year has been more pleasure than work. Sincerely, Jean Hansen Caffroy, D Blackwell, L. ' ' A Clary. R. ' .y Bowman, P. Jacobson, J. Siallard, M. King, B. .. Woolsey, S. Boatman, M. 83 d Members: Barnes. C, Burck, D., Black, B., Boynton, E., Booth, B., Boyd, T., Cook, H., Chrisman, D., Clapper+on, R., Corey, P., Crowell, B., Ewers, D., Elias, C, Fitzgerald, R., Flemming, R., Fulton, R., Glbford, J., Goodwin, L., Groenveld, B., Gorsuch, B., Hunt, D., Johnson. M., James. K., Keith. M., Laffoon. J.. McCurdy. P.. McCrackin. M., Morris, N., Miler, J., McDaniels, M., Morris, E., Meek, M., Nillans. J., Norwood. J.. Ney. E.. Poss. S., Pasrno. M.; Ray. L.. Roberts, M.. Rodriguez, J.. Rice. D., Runyen, L., Ross. B.. Simmons, C, Shoots. B.. Santini, B.. Smith, A.. Smith, J.. Santolucito. M.. Shroeder, B., Taylor, R., Temme, D., Turnblll, W. Wolf, P., Woods. C, Withers, J., Wiess, M., Wilson, K., Young S., Young, J. STUDENT DIRECTOR . PURPOSE Lowell Withem To arouse school spirit SPONSOR . . . Osman Ingraham . cultivate appreciation in music PURPOSE . MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPONSOR . . . Osman Ingraham . To pres ent the best in music, thus furthering the students interest in musical appreciation. Members: Autry, R., Boggust, R., Baker. L.. Barnes. C, Brooks, P.. Boyd, T., Burke, B., Brook, M., Christenson, S., Coules, L., Carey, J., Choisnet, J., Douglas. D., Easterday, P., Freijd, L., Hilbiq, J., Howard, J., Johnson, M., Kennedy, L., Margan, H., Miller, W. Muir, C, Norlen. ' M., ' Pa5ino. M., Stavert. B.. Sherrill. F.. Terrnne. D., Verdone. F.. Van Nortwick. J,, Withem. L.. Zaragosa. J.. Canaday. M. 84 Left to right; Santolucito, M., Young, S., Peterson, D., Fitigerald, R., Norwood, J., Santini. B, HEAD . . . Rosylin Fitzgerald Jeanne Norwood Barbara Santini Donalda Peterson Mary Lou Santolucito Shirley Young SPONSOR . . . Osman Ingraham i o sssa. ? MAJORETTES AND POM POM GIRLS ADD COLOR TO GAMES Eleanor Noriega Marie Dacolias PURPOSE ... To cooperate with the yell leaders in leading the student body at games and _t cjD nJLxjljcX_- ' rallies. Left to right: Dacolias, M., Noriega, L., Wright, B. 85 Left to right: Wade. P., Baker, N., Gorman. L., Kaiser. W. Peter Wade PURPOSE Walter Kaiser CHEER, GANCCHEERl Leo Gorman Neal Baker To lead acrobatic yells. Maxine Graham PURPOSE . . f Dorie Shook Billie Wright To lead yells at football games Left to right: Shook. D.. Graham. M.. Wright. B., Hart. W. 86 First row, left to right: Stavert, B., Schroeder, 8., James. K., Weiss, M., Anast, E., Johnson, G., Comfort, D. Second row: McCurdy, P., Middaugh, J., Burcl , D., Sherrill, F., Farrar, P., Smith, J. Third row: Hornibrook, L., Watts, B., Hilbig, M., BBocli, M., Norlen, M., Snell, J., Abbey, R., Leffen, H., Groenveld, B., Bottini, D., Mainline. A., Cooknell, J., Gorsuch, B., Bull, N. VICE PRESIDENT PURPOSE . . Beverly Schroeder PRESIDENT . . . Helen Widmeyer . Norma Bull SECRETARY . . . SPONSOR . . Martha Alice Mackenzie To promote interest in good music. BEETHOVEN AND BOOGIE WOOGIE! A dance was held in our cafeteria on Friday, October 20, from 8;30 to 11:30 to acquaint Sophomores and newcomers with the students of S.B.H.S. Music was provided by the orchestra of Woody Franks. The decoration com- mittee, headed by Mary Graham, furnished a colorful background of blue, and white for the evening ' s dancing. Punch and cookies were served during the course of the evening. 87 This Is War. C ' EST LA GUERRE SPONSORS . Captain Hodge, and, Lt. Simpson PURPOSE To instruct the members in military service and tactics. Left to right: 2nd Lt. Simpson. 2nd Lt. Hatfield, 2nd Lt. Fessenden, 1st Lt. Biggers, 2nd Lt. Eldridge, Major Mauldin, Capt. Wieck, 1st Lt. Mercadante. 2nd Lt. Grable, 2nd Lt. Lamphere. Members: Adams, L., Anderson, R., Bacon, G., Baer, H., Barber, G., Blanche, R., Botiini, D., Bull, N., Burke, 8., Vice Speaker, Camp, J., Coker, K., Cooper, P., Del Gergio, S., Fast, D., Flach, J., Foster, B., Speaker, Freeman, M., Gardne r B.. Gib ford. J., Gldden, T., Graber, G., Graham, M., Grant, B., Hallmark, B., Harris, A., Johnson, L., Jones, M., Kay. D., King, TT KIine, .£ La Rue, J., Leigh, J., Recorder, Litka, C, Sterner, B., Matty, H., McAdams, J., Neher, M., O ' Bryant, B., Oldham, B., Palmer, ?, Herry7 B., Rayfield, D.. Sato. J., Schuman, B., Shaw, B., Simental, A.. Skousen, K., Smith, M., Troy, T., Wade, E., Willits, P., Williams. J., Wood, B., Young; B. iAJ STZ J ir- iZ STUDENT CONGRESS Members of second semester: Grable, W., Deskins, M., Wilson, P., Pyper, R., Hennessy, B., Egelhaaf, P., Wilson, H., Burback. R ., Mc- Cormick, B., Watson, G., Monteoino, J., Claypool, J., Erickson, M., Murphy, P.. Miller, B., Freeman, R,, Dutcher, J., Skousen, K., Wor- sham, C, Engeleson, H., Gibford, J., Contreras, R., Young S., Smith, A., Schuman, B., Patterson, M., Santolucito, G., Darling, B., Taggart. P.. Morgan, M., LaRue, J., Bottini. D., More, M., Robbins., A.. Elliott, G., Oldham, B., Palmer, D., Harris, A., Lundin, D., Hammond, J., Bartlett. N., Worman, R.. Fisher, J., Grattidge, D., Oehl. G., Johnson, B., Lawson, P., Lowe, M., McKinney,. S,, Dutton, B., Schiller, J.. Wilkins, J., Salgado. J., Negrete, A.. Goldberg, G. 89 vr .j ' ' ' sXj-v TYRO ANNUAL ASSEMBLY A Tyro Annual assembly was held on October 12, 1944 to inform the students of the need for signing up. This assembly opened the campaign for the sale of our yearbook. In the assembly, the sponsor, editor, photographer, and snapshot editor were introduced and the picture was taken by surprise( 90 CHRISTMAS PAGEANT This year under the direction of Miss Martha Alice- Mackenzie the Christ- mas pageant carried through the theme of the star of Bethlehem. Shepherd and town scenes led to the manger which was the outstanding feature. Here the birth of Christ was beautifully presented. In this year of war we were particularly grateful to have this presentation. SPANISH AMERICAN ASSEMBLY On February 15, the Spanish Americans presented a musical assembly to the student body. The program began with a dance, the rhumba. Singing, guitar playing and dancing was presented by the S.B.H.S. students; and group singing accompanied by guitars was presented by some of the students from Alessandro. This assembly was one of the best this year and all are looking forward to more of this kind. 91 Left to right: Lubbring, M., Wissburg, L., Becker, M., Weathers P., Camp, J., Shafor, B. KIND LADY Three Act Drama SPONSORED BY . Pericleons and Thespians STUDENT DIRECTORS . . Directed by A. D. Brenneman Dorothy Moon and Carl Hudson CAST Mary Herries — Peggy Weathers Henry Abbot — Joe Camp Phyllis Glenning — Beverly Busby Peter Stantard — Ronald McFarland Lucy Weston — Shirley Dobbs Mrs. Edwards — Marilyn Lubbring Mr. Edwards — Bob Shafor Ada Abbott — Louise Helvenston Mr. Foster — Carleton Spitzer Rose — Elizabeth King Doctor — Marvin Becker Aggie — Lucille Wissburg Gustan Rosenberg — Harold Meecham Left to right: Becker, M., Keep, C, Spitier, C, McFarland, R.. Busby, B., Moon D. Lubbring, M. 92 First row, lcf to right: Camp, J., Weathers, P., Lubbring, M., Shafor, B. Second row: Young, B., Hallmark, C, Mecham, M. HELLO OUT THERE SUGAR AND SPICE Cast Bob Schafor Marilyn Lubbring Peggy Weathers Harold Meecham Joe Camp Student Director Carolyn Hallmark Cast Marilyn Liverman Harold Meecham Betty Young Peggy Weathers Joe Camp Stage Manager Hallie Averille 93 I . 1 4 linn Arlo Smith Mary Graham A.S.B. Pres. Personality Harold Hoffman Sr. V. Pres. Maureen Doyle Ben Foster Marilyn Lub bring Speech A.S.B. Pres. Dramatics PROMINENT PEOPLE ( «AA4 AA ««y y M.f% O. J ' -: ' Dorofhy Moon Drama Don Mauldin Cadet Major ' A K ' ' H 1 ' M H 94 Meredyth Suverkrup Clifford Litka Shirley Dobbs Verne Potter Betty Perrich Stanley Poss Sec. A.S.B. Singing Hi School Hi-Lites Pericleans Tyro Weekly Tennis PROMINENT PEOPLE Joanne Irwin Sec. A.S.B. Prank Reed Scholarship Gladys Johnson David Hatfield Diana Griffin Am. Girl Card. Scriptorian Seael Bearer Kenneth Skousen Speech 95 0 o R T Hoffman Garcia The San Bernardino Cardinals went down to a 19-8 defeat before the Chaffey Tigers. It was the first league game of the season and marked the return of Chaffey to the C.B.L. Chaffey s lirst touchdown came midway in the first quarter. In the third quarter the Cards gained pos- session of the ball on the 50 yard line and through a series of runs marched down to the Tiger 28. From there Jack Henley passed to Hallmark on the two yard line and ran the ball over from there, v ith a score 6-6. Later Chaffey scored again. In the fourth quarter the Tigers recovered a Cardinal fumble and drove to the Cardinal 10 yard line, but Kay ran through and blocked the kick and the ball rolled into the end zone, giving San Bernar- dino a safety. The game ended 19-8 in favor of Chaffey. Brown Gallanes The Riverside Bears gave indication that they were out to hold their C.B.L. championship when they de- feated the San Bernardino Cardinals 25-0 before a large crowd on Stockton Field. Riverside sco red in every quar- ter but the second, as the fast bearbacks skirted the Cardinal ends for consistent gains. Riverside wore the Cardinal ends and backfield down in the first half with their dazzling speed. In the second half Riverside marched to three touchdowns. First row, left to right: Houseladen, M., Hill, Z., Saeni, F., Belies, B., Sarcia, L., Rangel, D., Wilkins, J., Price, R., Mascot, Palmer, D., Hornibrook, L., Grable, W., Brown, R., Vega, M., Carter J-i-aa rfi kejD Harpe, P., Lillibridge, B. second row: Simpson, R., Barnes, T., Cloar, C, Willis, H., (]HaJUnirk_5)j22 D., Rainbolt, J.. Moriarty, B., Henley, B., Henley, J., Ferguson. B., Bruce, B., JohnspAT N., CarfV, T Marsh, R., Grimes, R. Third row: Raynes, M., Murphy. - ■ ■ _-.....,. , .n Hoffman, H.. Rohrer, B., McCiure, V. 17 30 ?4 54 48 41 TP „ . ' ■ ■, i .. .i 98 Al O Q T B AL L The San Bernardi io Cardinals won their first game of the year by defeating the Redlands Terriers 13-0 on the Redlands High School Field. Rainbolt, fullback for the Cards scored a touchdown in the second quarter by an end run on the Redlands 5 yard line. Rainbolt made the extra point by a line smash. Then in the third quarter Rainbolt repeated his performance of the second quarter. Coach Simpson shifted Rohrer and Brown to the backfield which gave more speed. On Thanksgiving day at Pomona the Cardinals lost their third league game by a score of 20-7 in favor of Pomona. The Cardinals threatened all the time, but the exceptionally good blocking on the part of Pomona gave Pomona their gains. Henley intercepted a Pomona pass; on the following play by faking a right run, Henley passed to Hallmark who ran the rest of the way for the touchdown. San Bernardino won their second league game by defeating Colton 13-6, Brown and Rohrer clicking off most of the yards by runs. Brown was stopped on about the 1 yard line as the gun went off ending the half. San Bernardino, using a reverse a few times, gained quite a few yards. San Bernardino ended the season in fourth place but never lost a game without putting up a strong fight. San Bernardino vs. Redlands P -— Palmer Hallma k Rainbolt Carey McClure Moriarty Gerricke 99 .J J-y San Barnardino vs. Pomona. Journeying to LaVeme to play Bonita for the first game of the season, the Cardinals went down for a defeat by an equally strong team. S.B.H.S. scored in the first half, making the score 13-0, but in the second half Bonita ran the score up to 14-13 in favor of Bonita. The game ended with Bonita topping the Cardinals by one point. The second practice game was played under the lights of Stockton Field against Las Vegas, Nevada, Wildcats. The Cardinals put up a game fight, but were outmanned by the heavier Wildcat team. The visitors scored twice in the second quarter to account for all their points. In the second half the Wildcats held the Cards deep m their own territory. The Cardinal main of- fensive threat throughoutjheqame seemed to be passes with some of them missing by inches only Palme took over center position, because Ben Foster received a brain concUSsionm the Bonita game, and Orlando Aragon was put out for the rest of the season with a broken wrist. The Cardinals fought hard throughout the game, but lost by a score of 14-0. San Bernardino vs. Chaffey. 100 An San Bernardino vs. Riverside. VARSITY BASKETBALL In the Jr. Sr. game the seniors came out the victors, winning by 1 point. The annual Jr. Sr. game was close in score all the way. The juniors having some of the regular five and the seniors with more speed and maneuver- ability gained six points in the last two minutes of the game and thus giving the seniors the tilt by one point. ■y . Ju- San Bernferdino vs. Pomona. 101 VARSITY Through the brilliant coaching of Norman Fawley this season ' s varsity basketball team came through tied for second place in the Citrus Belt League. To start off the season we played Hemet, Victorville, and Barstow, winning all by a fairly good margin. By winning all our practice games we, with swelled heads, journeyed to Colton and lost 18-13. However, we determined never to lose again. The Cardinals defeated Colton 39-25 in the second round play. First row, lefij o right: Moore, T., Weathers, J., ftCa[l. U Second row: Fawley, N., Murphy, P., Bales, C, Henley, B., Brown, R., Wilkins, J., Brimmer, D., RoatitrB. Third Fiscalini, J., Hudson, H., Johnson, L. ird row: Wilson, H., Henthorn, B,, Stewart, R., U y .K 102 BASKETBALL The team only lost three gomes during both rounds of ploy. Defeating Pomona the first time, we were unaware of a better team so that the next time we played them, they beat us by 2 points, 25-23. San Bernardino was the underdog in the Riverside game by holding the small end of the score, but this was the best played game of any of them and with more time the Cardinal 5 might have won. Chaffey put up a stiff fight, but the Cardinal five proved too much for them beating them 31-19 and 33-26. Redlands put up the least resistance of any team, but the Cardinal cagers shot ahead i nthe first quarter 5-1 and the game ended 42-20 in favor of the Cardinals. Henthorn won the honor of one of the best forwards in the C.B.L. and Wilson as guard. lA ' 103 ,4v '  A ■ ' ' .« ' e ' ,H First row, left to right; Hornibrook, Foster, Reynolds . LjRu e. Woods, Henley, Turner, Obst, Vlcks, Morre. Second row: Baer Johnson Fulton, Burke. Burback, Rohrer, L we. Willis, Smith lPeTer Thirpkrow; Ems, Houjeladen, Henley, Cl ar, Barber, Smith, McGinty.yHeywood, Van Biene, Leh, Hodge. oKb like Hi bast S.JB . hi ictorife jg y7 inclmg on t feK .i eTwftii ' ' Colton haffey by only one point. But all in all it looks like Cardinals. RE TRACK sophomorenracy squad was not to be the underdogs, as ing aiyfirst places awarded at the Colton meet. umphed with such facility and expediency that they had no t tM they yere always alert and practicing. In the able ' gi Vi Hodge the fellows have a victorious season to look First row, left to ridht Thomas. Secjbnd row: Rankins, Navore, Menor, Wentworth, , Williams, Smith, Hulton. Third row; Whitney, Gutierrez! Smith, Lopez, Pierce, Terrantan, Kaplan, HenI Lewes, Gunkle, Craigs, h, Hodge. ji t. 104 First row left to riqhtCE|V h-besa Contort!, E., Freeman, D., Wilkins, J., FiscalinI, J., Mascot, Jones, 1, Anderson, B McDowell, B. Second row: Whitney. BTTITHrlSsonjales, O., Claypool, J., Caffroy, D., Visbal, G., Warner. P., Meserve J., Fawlev, N. S.B.H.; . BASEBALL NmE ult , )cUji season o ned, S.B fe had a team fit for any te talking Coach Norman Yav le.yM reed to coach basketball ' tetij gte ' ° a fijjtner S.B.H.S. outstanding felterman who became professioe(Ciirenfei C(b4,e,4,e.,_ ppSbst GuArd, ' ' later returnin« to help coach baseball this year. As the Tyro Ta. ' 1 ' y es to press the Qcrds, hc h Utyirytheojher. j [ [ff V played two practice games winning one and i ' ell. this year are Caffroy, Fiscalini, Wilk First ow, left to right cGuire, F., Bales, C, Claypool, J.fi ithers, j j Shaddox, T. Meserve, Pf . F-. TT ' das F. Second row: McKlean, J., Rodriques, J., McDowell, N., Cole, C, Walker, E., IRsetfTT F., Egelhoff, J., Fawley, N. Third row: Egelhaaf, P., Marino, M., I Torbitt, D., Wieland, Jr., l|Jngberger, 5., Gesner, G., Boggist. R. Wentworth. H. Pierce, C. Piper. R. Menor, T. Thomas, G. Simmons, B. Henley, S. SOPHOMORE In the first game for the Cardettes the team defeated Victorville High School 19-0. Don Smith scored the first touchdown by a pass from Henley and the second touch- down resulting from a quarterback sneak also made by Smith. Henley scored in the last quarter to put the Card- ettes down as winners by a 19-0 score. Anderson kicked one of the extra points. The Cardettes played the Perris Varsity string which not only outplayed the Cardettes but also out-weighed the Cardettes. Visbal played a very good game. In the second quarter San Bernardino recovered a Perris fumble behind the Perris goal line giving San Bernardino their only two points. Perris won 20-2. The Cardettes ' first league game with Chaffey went over with a bang-up score of 12-0. The first half ended scoreless, but m the second half the Cardettes poured on the heat to score two touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. In the third quarter Sam Henley passed to Anderson and Anderson scored, while in the fourth quarter, Joe Rodriquez intercepted a Chaffey pass and ran through the entire opponent team for 63 yards to score. First row, left to rigtit: Ttiomas, L., Murry, L., Botts, L., Rodriguez, J., Stratford, G., Pierce, S., Thomas, G., Simpson, J.. Fernando, J., Hobbs, J., l 1enor , L. hJ AD . C., Baldwin, B. Second row: Sheets D ' Steeman, 1 ., Ryner, R., Eaglehoff, J., Adams, L., SsTJ), Davies, A., Sharp, R., Alwerfh D. Haas R. ' Smith, D., Evans, B., Wong, D., Sorenson, P., Diaz, FTTTOWtf D., Eddy, B. Third row: Smith, R., Gunkell, B., Adams, S., Dilger, B., Claypool, J., Simmons, B., Andterson, J., Parlcer, N., Whitley. G. Smith D. Visbal, G., Lopez, R., Rhodes D., Wentworth, H., Henle)), S., Blocl , B. Sterns P. 106 FOOTBALL The Riverside sophomore team defeated the Card- ettes by a score of 12-0. Riverside kept sending in reserves and the San Bernardino sophomores could not match their opponents and therefor wore down the Cardettes to make it possible for both Riverside scores. The Cardettes defeated Colton Union High School by a score of 18-0. Rodriguez, Wentworth, Manor, scored the three touchdowns for San Bernardino. The San Bernardino Cardettes won over the Red- lands Sophs, 18-0. Visbal accounted for two of the touch- downs. On one he intercepted a Redlands pass running 40 yards for the score and Rodriguez scored the last touchdown by using a guarterback sneak on the four yard line. The Cardettes lost to the strong Pomona team by 18-0, putting the sophs into fourth place also. San Bernar- dino lost because of so many fumbles, but never did the fighting spirit leave any of the playerS; San Bernardino vs. Redlands Strafford. ©. Rodriguex, J. Daviei, A. Smith, D. Evant, P. Parker, N. 107 SOPHOMORE This year ' s basketball squad was one of the most promising we have had in years. Coach Ralph Simpson took over the job as coach for the sopho- mores, with the largest number of lettermen the sophomores have had in years. The team journeyed up to Victorville and Barstow with the varsity string and also beat their practice games. Playing Colton for their first league game, they came home defeated 17-8 by the Yeilowjackets. firit r _ j iAy .t J - row, left to right: Jernigan, 5.. Allen, B., Stephens, H., Potter, D., Mann, C. Second row: Newma J., Claypool, J., Adams, S., Shaddy, J., Davies, A., Visbal, G., Quell, L. Third row: Simpson, R. -WSTTacS? B., Henley, S., Woods, J., Vanderford, J., Roberts, J., Means, F., Strout. P., Wong, D. BASKETBALL Like the varsity the Cardettes beat Redlands, only the score was 18-10 in favor of the Cardettes. The Cardettes were the underdogs in both of the Riverside games, losing the first time 24-14 and 20-14 the second game. Also like the varsity these games, even though we lost, turned out to be the best played games of the Chaffey did not have a sophomore basketball squad. But this bye did not help us win our game with Pomona and we lost by a few points. San Bernardino vs. Redlands. 109 Left to right: Simpson, R., Fawley, N., Hodge, V. 5 %X r O Upon our men coaches falls the heavy responsibility of training fef V_v ;i , football, basketball, baseball and track teams. 3 COACHES Our women coaches do a fine job in training the girls in various sports and folk dances. tf Left to right: Poss, W., Livingston. C. Glass, M. S PRESIDENT Bill Rohrer SPONSOR .... Norman Fawley VVICE PRESIDENT Bill Burke SECRETARY Ben Foster PURPOSE Promote good sportsmanship. ' m::TIVITIES Sponsor Block S dance. row, left to right: BTurphyT P.7 Woods, C, Rohrer, B., Le Barge, W., Henley, B., Vyfftins, J.l Pa]mer, D 5tewa) , R. Second row: LoweV .. Peters, H., H rnibrook, L., Rangel, D., Conners, B., Henthorn, B., Mortensen, ' J., Hippjr ' ( 111 Members: Adams, P., Azvedo, H.. Backus, J., Barber, C, Bartlett, D., own, J., Busby, B., Carris, F., Collier, D., Conley, L., Crass, D., Darnell, D., Dehner, B., Delapa, B., Devlin, C, Dutcher, J., Eikelma n,lF., Foxen, P., Freeman, M., Freels, J., Gomez, A., Gramlick, V.. Hainline, A., Hallmark, C, Haman, G., Hoffman, E., Iverson, C, Johlson, M., Jones, B., Kanester, B., Keith, M., King, B., Larson, P., Linke, A., Largent, J., Leuthold, B., McGinnis, M.. McKenna, P., Myerjs., Hoenshell, J., Noriega, L, Norlen, M., Petrausa, A., Patterson, E., Pia, v., Preston, D., Prout, R., Ramos, I., Rathbun, B.. Romo, A., Mpss, A., Irwin, B., Sampson, D., Shook, D.. Smith, A., Stout, D., Van Vliet, J., Vest, M., Watts, B., West, A., Wadel, P., Willits, P., WoII, M., Young, J. VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Donna Sampson SPONSOR . Barbara Delapa PURPOSE To foster true sportsmanship in wholesome, recreational activiti STUDENTS DEVELOP .SKILLS CveA VIC EPRESIDENT Poss PRESIDENT .... Mortoryjfenes . . . Cecil Millett SECREJTARY Stanlj SPONSORS . Blanche Markey, CjStfde Turnbow PURPOSE . . . . : To promote good sp elGmanship and proficienc in tennis. f First row, left to right: Piland, A., Wissburg, L., Storment, D., Verley, S., Reed, F., Spitzer, C. Second row: Haygofid, G., Miller Irwin, B., B., Bartlett, D., Hippenstiel, W., Cullop, D.. Millett, C; Truiillo, J., Lubbring, M., McKenna, P. Third rowySpears, C, Fie K., Lehman, J., Poss, S., Jones, M., Baer, R., Markey, C, Simons, C., Roberts, E., Carlson, C Bom h ow-: Harris, Woolsey P., Echelman, F., Widmeyer, H., Busby, B., Hammond, J., Leonard, N., Myers, S., Shook, Di, WallaceT jX- 112 Baseball. GIRLS ' SPORTS POPULAR ON CAMPUS The Girls ' Athletic Association is sponsored by Mrs. Glass who takes a great interest in helping the girls accomplish their goal. The girls meet twice a week and play games such as, volleyball, basket- ball, and baseball, bmong themselves and against other schools. Girls not missing more than two meetings during the year are entitled to a G.A.A. sweater which is considered quite an honor. This organization gives the girls a better understanding of sportsmanship and team work, and prepares them for their future needs through cooperation. ' Basketball. 113 T R X N S c R I P T I O iN 1 9 4 4 OTHER YEARS V y X : 115 First row left to riqht: Jelinek, C, Kelty. C, Stoimer. B,, Whelen, G.. Nish, S., Ralphs, J.. Hansen, B., Brewster, N., Slater, A.. Stockton, ' M. Second row: Noriega, D., Middleton, D., Gold, G., Brown, B., Richardsn, B., Floyd, N., Greiving, J., Andrews, M. Each year the Girls ' League elects eighteen Senior girls who are repre- sentative of The All-American Girl. Those chosen must be outstanding in citizenship, character, and leadership. Last year Shirley Nish was elected as the typical All-American Girl and Janet Ralphs was maid of honor. FEATURED EVENTS fj Come and trip it as you go On the light, fantastic toe The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the romantic setting of Riverside ' s Mission Inn. Refreshments were served, and couples danced from eight to twelve to the music of Woody Franks. Junior-Senior Prom i ' i 116 F 1 H H Pqi ■k Hi H H Dick Doyle. Class President. COMMENCEMENT OF ' 44 Farewell, S.B.H.S., farewell to all the fun we ' ve had together. As we leave our Alma Mater behind and step out in this world of turmoil to make a place for ourselves, memories of you will forever live in our hearts. As the students of each graduating class step onto the stage and receive their diplomas, such thoughts probably are utmost in their minds. Those sitting in the audience watching them, are thinking, We shall miss you, graduating seniors — for our school activities will no longer be shared by you. So long, not goodbye. Good luck! and may you find the road to success an easy one to walk. Graduating Class. 117 Left to right: Rohrer, B., Grieving, J., Holmes. W., Haggard. L.. Caldwell. H, TROPHIES AND AWARDS The Nick Sederes trophy is awarded each year to the most outstanding junior athlete. It is given in memory of Nick Sederes, an outstanding athlete who was killed during his junior year at S.B.H.S., 1939. Thus far it has been won by five boys: in 1940, Phil Pope, 1941, Jim Chovick, 1942, La Verne Horton, 1943, Leo Visbal, and last year 1944, Bill Rohrer. Trophies were awarded to students prominent in music, journalism, and other fields. Scholarship awards were also given. Left to right: Stockton, M., Schweitzer. L., Nish, S.. Smith. G., Ellis, G.. Ralphs. J.. Brown. B.. Jelinek. C. 118 -s- Vo ) . V to K A - O Ju lj A- j- ' ' - -Vi 119 4- ' A . c A L E N D A R S N A P S 1. Ye wolf 2. Have a seat? 3. Wrong page 4. Going my way? 12. Washing their feet S. B. H. S. CLASS 45 . . . CONGRATULATIONS The Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino extend to you their sincere congratulations. May you realize your highest ideals and ambition. You stand on the threshold of future ' s portal. Beyond are your problems. In the post-war period you as graduates must assume a very definite interest in municipal government and we know there will be no reluctancy on your part in assuming this responsibility. Mayor, W. C. Seccombe Councilmen Fred A. Chapin Elmer Hoien Curt H. Pinckert Ben P. Kirk Dr. George E. Shafer 1. Thumbs up 2. Pooh 3. Say something 4. Rear view 5. Cute dog 6. Whoa 7. Big joke 8. Yawning 9. Meditating 10. Snooty 11. Yea, team 12. Our friends iRNUM iD fLA UU uu Printers - Binders - Stationers - Office Outfitters - Paper Dealers WKolesale and Retail San Bernardino, California W. p. Fuller Co. 397 E Street PAINTS - - GLASS - - MIRRORS WALLPAPER - - ROOHNG ARROWHEAD CMM S D Photographic Supplies • — Camera and Projector Sales and Service — Rentals DISTINCTIVE PHOTO FINISHING ROY L DAVIS, Owner 610 Third Street — Telephone 445-55 Compliments of WESTERVELT ' S PEOPLES FURNITURE CO. New and Used FURNITURE Convenient Terms 434 Fourth Street 434 D Street San Bernardino Phone 233-44 Success to Class of ' 45 John Suverkrup Lumber Co. Lumber and Building Materials Office: 237 D St. Telephone 4744 San Bernardino, California VALENTINE FURNITURE COMPANY 1140 E Street Phone 321-53 7Cnud4€4ii lOTinCE CHEESE tkn { ctu S iit TO YOU SENIORS, TYRO ANNUAL DAY IS AN EVENT To the members of the Sun Printing and Publishing House Family it has become an Anniversary. We congratulate you and extend our thanks for having been given the opportunity to again produce a year book for the San Bernardino Senior High School class. 1. Ah, music 2. Engaged 3. No more civies 4. Ye-Ed 5. Sailors aweigh 1 6. Before A.A.F. 7. Marines are here 8. Ditto 9. Chair Car 10. No G.I. haircut? 1 1 . No red points 12. The gang ' s all here ' a4 i € - ptcac install We Solicit the Opportunity to INSULATE YOUR ATTIC OUR TRAINED MECHANICS ASSURE YOU A GOOD JOB We Carry Compensation Insurance FREE ESTIMATES MARTIN ROOFING CO. Martin Soriano 1286 N. Mt. Vernon Ave. San Bernardino , v 1. Cold? 3. Just friends 4. Mad 5. Posed 6. Ye add steps 7. Pretty flowers 8 Wind blown ' 9. Excited 10. The man 1 1 . Just some girls ,•■ 12. Plug San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE The purpose of the San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce is to promote the commercial and civic welfare of all of the people of this community by spon- soring and encouraging the production and distribution of more goods and more services for more people, and by enhancing the productivity and con- serving of Community resources. Into these endeavors are funneled the combined talents, ambitions and ex- periences of the community ' s leaders in business. This is the priceless contri- bution of successful business men who hold these obligations and privileges in trust for you who come out of school into the busiriess world to accept the responsibility of citizenship. A. W. POOLE, Secretary-Manager FRANK H. 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It represents 12 years spent in shaping you as a citizen, and to instill in you the fundamentals of democracy. It represents too, 12 long years of hope, hard work and care on the part of your parents. It further represents a large investment in time, money and trust in you, by your teachers, your parents and the tax paying public. In time to come you will recognize it as one of your most valuable assets. In fact we might add, to find the real value of your diploma simply, ASK THE MAN WHO NEVER GOT ONE. Fooshee Furniture Co G85 TfflRD STREET SAN BERNARDINO BARBARA ANN BREAD ENERGY FOOD FOR TODAY ' S WARTIME DIET MEYER BAKING COMPANY SAN BERNARDINO Gail Stockton Sporting Goods 486 FOURTH STREET Athletic Supplies — Sportsman Supplies i i Tennis Shoes - Gym Clothing - Swinn Suits Tennis Rackets - Archery Tackle - Dart Games t i Badminton - Ski Equipment - Guns - Ammu- | ( nition - Fishing Tackle - Camping Equipment n i PUNCH Nelson, Gunsmith, Lock and Key Smith Z2s. 1. 1st period gym 2. Senior sweaters 3. That ' s tough 4. Hm-m-m 5. Well! 6. Long 7? Guess who! j a . t 8. Hail, Hail, S. B. High 9. Sisters 10. Check that smile 11. Chummy, eh? 12. Get up COMPLIMENTS OF Ralph A. and Ralph W. Hilbig ' s Pharmacy 496 Highland Ave. TELEPHONE 2131 Qoldberg ' s TTlen ' s Shop 479 Third Street CONGRATULATES The San Bernardino High School and Its Class of 1945 Most of 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 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1945 SENIOR CLASS OF SAN BERNARDINO HIGH SCHOOL — and — THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE The Best In Transit San Bernardino Valley Transit Company The Clean, Cheery Drug Store MAcr PuTucrr THE BASE LINE PHARMACY Major Fred B. Mack, United States Army H. F. Puthoff, Jr. E ST. and BASE LINE — PHONE 421-92 San Bernardino, California 1. Sitting pretty 2. Triple-decker 3. Hang on! 4. Pink: 5j Tennis players atleisuf 6. Hi, Th ! 7. Hap ? 8. Across the net 9. The Frown 10. Comrades in arms 11. Baby Oil suntan 12. Legs? ,} Don ' t Forget When you get married, we will FURNISH YOUR HOME on the Budget Plan San Bernardino Furniture Company 440 South E Street Van Ness and Sandofur, Proprietors Bicycles - Sundries - Wheel Goods Harry ' s Bicycle Store Harry Garrett Repairing We Sharpen Lawnmowers TELEPHONE 373-94 326 D STREET — SAN BERNARDINO Complete Household Furnishings 443 E St., San Bernardino Phone SSiS EASY BUDGET PLAN SLACK ' S . . . Smart Men ' s Wear . . . 367 E Street JOHN F. VONDEY Graduated Class ' 12 Certified Gemologist and Registered Jeweler 309 E STREET BERK ' S Market Spot San Bernardino ' s Finest Market Meats, Groceries, Delicatessen Bakery, Fruits, Vegetables 689 E STREET STARK ' S STUDIO 443 THIRD STREET Portraits — Copies — Enlargements 1 . Kan-Kan girls 2. Not cold here 3. Daisy, Daisy 4. Some fish story .;; 5. Glamour plus 6. Sight-seers 7. Paid advertisement 8. Photographer posing 9. Fox hole cuties i«fv 10. Sunday Best 11. Tie a pretty Jdow I ' M 12. Henparty . r t . % Join me at lunch... Have a Coke t moins oiiiCKv . adding refreshments to the noon hour You see them all over America at the lunch hour. Happy groups of girls enjoying wholesome food with ice ' cold Coca-Cola. At the office, in your home, or at your favorite luncheon place, Coca ' Cola makes good food taste better . . . makes lunch time refreshment time. Bottled Under Authority of the Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SAN BERNARDINO and RIVERSIDE Coke = Coca-Cola You naturally hear Coca-Cola I called by its friendly abbreviation J Coke . Both mean the quality prod- uct of The Coca-Cola Company. 1. Sr. Row 2. Escape 3. Hello! 4. We two! 5. Get ' em clean 6. Cinderella 7. Prexies 8. Up in the air 9. Sittin ' on a stump 10. On the ladder of success 11. The big iour 12. Long live the beach! Congratulations Class of 45! — With many of your classmates join- ing the colors we are again reminded that America ' s future looms import- antly on your horizons. — To have achieved the commencement of your ambitions under these stir- ring times is an indication of your courage and steadfastness. — So Harris ' sincere congratulations are added to those of friends and family. % w -,. SAN BERNARDINO CALIFORNIA QyjiLL Halftone Engravings in this Annual were produced in our plant . . . INLAND ENGRAVING COLORTYPE CO. Operated by DISTRICT ENGRAVING CO. 105 F Street San Bernardino, California 1. Lunch time 2. Proposing? 3. Biggest collectors 4, Oh-h-h-h 5. Attention! 6. Just standing 7. Blackie locks 8. Glamor 9. Firing Squad 10. Tooth Paste Ad 11. Park time? 12. Ozie, Incorporated 1. League ' s out! 2. Just loaf in ' ! 3. Smile? 4. Fleets in 5. Manpower shortages 6. Big joke 7. Cute dog! 8. On the steady list 9. Check the legs 10. Have a Coke? 11. Posed? 12. Wolf? GEMENT sM ' YRO Annual and really lots of fun. The has no end. It ' s a great opportunity, and ose who made it possible for me to gain this thank Miss Ella Connor, our advisor as well as assisted us in overcoming all difficulties; Mr. Paul, „ _ understanding printer; Mr. and Mrs. Stark who did splendid j ork in printing senior pictures; the faculty, students, the administra- tion, and our staff — the most efficient and the swellest bunch of students any- one could ever work with, always contributing their every last bit of effort. One ' s senior year in high school is commonly referred to as a year full of gai ety and crammed with happy memories. June has a sacred meaning especially to seniors — it means graduation which is something everyone has looked forward to since childhood days. The preparation and completion of one ' s senior year and graduation is not complete without something to recall the many happenings of preceding years. In this TYRO we have recorded the past year ' s events, assuming that in future years the 1945 TYRO will long be remembered as the best! We hope that it will prove itself sufficient in revealing the memories you may have forgotten, so that once again you may experience additional joy from them. In choosing this year ' s theme our selection is, UNITY BRINGS VICTORY. Only with unity and cooperation can a staff be successful! so a nation, with its men on the battle fields of war must have unity. If every individual were more unitable and cooperative, people as well as nations would overcome their arising difficulties. In our present day life many problems are being formed and solved, and when this struggle is over let us hope that we con still say, ' - ' UNITED we stand. Sincerely, VILMA PIA Editor-in-Chief V % r K - y :J v J y i ' ' I i •V - o