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

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STIR THE SOUP! Shirley Bean looks on as home economics teacher. Mrs. Hitchcock. instructs Io Anne Pulliams in the fine art of cooking. iqrnnmlcn Hnlmnfmz N TEACHERS Some of the most familiar faces around the campus belong to those big had people who so unmercifully make us study, and play such a big part in shaping us into adults. Though many of us don't realize it now, We owe a lot of thanks to these men and women who have given of their time and effort to educate us, sponsor our clubs, and help us run our school. Clark H. Iones, USC, Yale, Claremont, Tyro Weekly. English. Forrest H. Keck. San Diego State, U.S.C., U. of Red- lands, Counselor, Director of Student Activities. Victor Klotz. Kansas State Teachers' College, Sales- rnanship and Merchandis- ing, Future Retailing Club. T h e r e s e a E. Lauqhhead. Florida State U., Home- making. Virgil H. Leonard, Kansas State College, U.S.C., Driv- ers' Education. Catherine Livingston. Po- mona College, Physical Ed- ucation, G. A. A., Girls' League, Cheer Leaders. Albert W. Lillienthal. UC LA,Typing, Office Practice, Senior Class. Floyd Lyle, Findley Col- lege, UCLA, Printing, Typo- graphic Arts Club. Hester Leaverton. U.C.L.A., Art. eg made

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dau' we 'ZZ Ke aeedng in Consentino. Mills Howard I. Cripe. San Di- Ellen Crumbaker, Arizona William Curtis, U. of Red- Elizabeth Dimock, Pomona Ierome Follert U of llege, Business Edu' ego State College, Busi- State College, Physical lands, U.C.L.A., Physchol- College, Government, U. S. Minnesota Arts ard lion, Ebelles, Tri-S, ness English and Math, Education, Ushereltes, ogy, Sophomore Class. History, Girls' League Crafts RA. Typirg and Assistant Foot- Pom-Pon and G.A.A. Committee. ball Coach. This year saw a lot of new faces in the faculty at S. B. H. S. Because of our many teachers that were sent to a new school, it became necessary to add a large number of teachers to the staff. These new teachers have done a fine job all year and have won the respect and popularity of all the students. Of course the other teachers who are not newcomers this year cannot be left out. They, along with the new teachers, have cooperated well with the student body and administration in the handling of our school, for no matter how we talk, we have to admit that they are a pretty good bunch of people even if they did make us work. G. Funderburq, An' :h, Geometry, Trigo retry. n A. Herren. Pep- Fdine and USC, Com' rcial Subjects, Gang ink, Senior Class. Norman Gauerke, North- western, Ceramics, English and Art, Head of Art Dept. Irving Honer. U.S.C., Li- brary, Science, Second Se- mester Library Club. Mary Gottleib, Penn. State, Public Speaking. Kenneth A. Iohnson. San Diego State, Physical Ed' ucation, Varsity Baseball Coach. '-vm? X -quwws'

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sl 11 sf fi 11 ff! .lr Francis McCracken, Colo- rado AGM, Algebra and Plane Geometry. Lois Ann Molstad, U. of Minnesota, Physical Edu- cation, Usherettes, G.A,A., Tennis, Girls' Leaque. Edward Neumier, Eastern Washington College, Ena- lish, lournalism. I. Olsen, U.C.L.A., Carpen- try. Eunice Overbey, Columbia University, Counselor. Winnefred Poss, Pomona College, U.S.C., Counselor, Scholarship Committee. Ruth Randall, U. ot Cali- fornia at Berkeley, Latin. Iohn Regalado, L.A.C.C,, U.C.L.A., English, Tyro An- nual, Follies. Miss Shirley Winkle- man teaches her students to get more yardage out of their material. Ralph Simpson, U. of lied- lands, Physical Education. Tennis, Study Hall, B Foot- ball Team. Rea Smith, California, Voc. Paint Shop. Amy Icme Steinberg. Stan- ford, Sociology, U. S. His- tory. Philip Suchow, U. ot Ari- zona, New York City Col- leae,Typinq, Business Enq- lish, Pen and Spell, lunior Rod Cross. aa ,bzdaanewl am texte Za 'keel c'