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

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LET'S REMEMBER Our year has come to its close and, as the seniors forlornly hand the reins of their dear old Alma Mater over to the underclassmen, we invite you to make a review of this past year with us. We will attempt to recall for you some of the scenes which have been so familiar to you as this year has passed by. Remember the first day, when we noticed those poor, lost, stray little lambs wandering around? Then, to our amazement, we discovered they were sophomores, we leased them unmercifully, but they enjoyed every moment of it. They wore their beanies and polished our shoes, in the hopes that someday they would be seniors. The juniors strutted around, proud that they were no longer sopho- mores, trying to -remember to act as if they had grown up over the summer vacation. They dzdn't always succeed, but at least they tried. As seniors, we sympathized with the juniors, pitied the sophomores, and got as much fun out of life as possible. We triedqto do twenty different things at the same time, accomplished only half of them, and then complained because we didn't get to do everything we wanted. We yelled at the games, cheered for our teams, frolicked at the dances, and enjoyed our favorite past time of persecuting the poor, misguided sophomores. As the year progressed, the school began to function more smoothly as a unit. The students became used to their classes and their teachers, and school settled down to a more or less routine schedule. There were the minutes, never- the-less, which were not routine. These were not in the schedule. These are the scenes which we would like to review for you. As the years go by and you for- get some of the less exciting moments, we hope that this memory book will take you biacik to the good old days at S.B.H.S. and to a remembrance of all the fun you a . Editor A L

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WHAT HAPPENED IN THE MONTH' OF . . S E PTEM BE R New Classes, sophomores, First Football Game - OCTO B E R Sophomore Talent Assembly, Hi-Daze, Skeleton Stomp, Pep rallies, Hello Dance ----- N OVEMB E R Thanksgiving Baskets, Tyro AnnualAssembly, Football Prom DECEMBER Christmas Assembly, g'YVest of East Lynnef, Holly Hop. Football Nwarrls, Christmas vacation A - - JANUARY ' First CBl.BasketballGame, Twirp Season, Sock Hop, Barber of Seville - - - - FEBRUARY Semester-End Dance, Sweetheart Ball, Sock Hop, Follies of '53 'MARCH Orange Show, InspirationalAsscn1bl y, CSFAssembly, Easter vacation, GYM FIRE - - - - APRIL Beacl1c0mber's Ball, Girl's Fashion Show, ASB Elections MAY Junior-Senior Prom, SemesterFinals, Spring Dance J U N E Graduation Ball, G O N - 8 34 48 110 70 813 116 136 14-8 164-