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

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Frank E. Barr. Stanford Physics 6. Physical Sci- ence, Radio Club. Maurice Brayton. lowa State Teachers' College, Biology, Sophomore Class. H. W. Boettcher, U.S.C. 6. U.C.L.A., Head Shop De- partment, Mech. Drawing. Katherine Cleven. New Mexico Highlands U.. Shorthand, Business Eng- i.sh, Bookkeeping, Sopho- more Class. Helen Bogutin, U.S.C., Typ- ing, CSF., Iunior Class. lunior League. Ioe B. Corrigan. Colorado State College, Shorthand, Typing, Business English. gmac. amdfdm new Richard Adair, San Diego Iim Angelo, U. of Redlands, William Bachardy, U. State, Varsity Basketball, English CS History, Student Michigan, Office Prc Assistant Football Coach. Council. tice, Iunior Class. When it comes to devoting time to student better body activities, Mr. George Ranlcins, known as Pop to his many iriends, is always there. You'll see him aloout the campus, at loot- hall games and basketball games, and even on the corner of l9th and E Streets, where he puts in his time as a pass checker. He is definitely one ot the teachers our graduates will he seeing in all the old familiar places. 1