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

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ALVERDA HERTZLER . . . DEAN OF GIRLS Despite a serious illness which took her away from S. B. H. S. for a quarter, Miss Hertzler managed to complete her job well. As Dean of Girls, she indeed had a full schedule, not only counsel- ing and seeking to lower truancies, but also taking charge of all citizen ship points which in itself was a fulltime iob THEY WERE FIRM 20 CLARK INGLI DEAN OF BOYS Being Dean of Boys IS no small Job but Mr Clark Ingll has again proved he 15 capable of handling 1t Always taking an active in terest in all sports Mr lnqli en couraged our team when spirit was down and showed the stu dent body he was behind us all the way We shall always re member the contribution made by Mr lngli to our Pep assemblies

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Richard Adair, San Diego, PE., Dept. Head, Block S, tfarsvy 'ccmal IN MAKING US LEARN Top-Members ol the Sports Department read up on the newest sports rules. Left to right are: Iames W. Hackle- man, University of Redlands, P. E.. B Basketball: Virgiline Mulvane, U.S.C.. Health: and Betty Wyss, San Iose State, P. E., Sub Debs, G. A. A. Bottom --Members of the Math - Science Department discuss their classes with eac hother. Left to right: Donald Gallup, Stanford, Chemistry, Biology: Frank Barr, Stariiord, Physics, Radio Club: George Rankins, Kentucky State Teachers College, Algebra, Geometry: Blanche Markey, Arkansas University, Biology: and Richard Reed. New Mexico High- lands University, Biology, Camera Club. Kenneth Iohnson, San Die ego Sfafe PE. Ralph Simpson, University ct Redlands, PE., lr. B 4 Football, Track. Edward Wheeler. Univer- sity ct Redlands, PE., B- Foctball and Letterman h Y' Club. if-M' Y, Catherine Livingston, Po- mona College, P.E., Girls' League, G.A.A. lean Cosentino, Iean, Mills College, PE., Ebelles, Tri- S., Girls' League. Ellen Crumbaker, Arizona State, PE., G.A.A., Usher' ettes, Pom-Pons. Throughout the year, the teachers showed us the Way to knowledge and learning. Those of the English Department read again to their Sophomore Class such classics as the Merchant of Venice and Silas Marnerf' Debate, dramas, speech were taught through the English Department and brought recogni- tion to the school. Those ot the Math'Science Department biology and chemistry into their pupils' brains. Organic note books indeed preoccupied the Chemistry teachers' days during the last two months of school. The Sports Department kept active during the year conditioning their teams for the various sports and managing to cope various awards. Our thanks to the Departments for the hard work they put in to make us better students.