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

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What is it? Mr. Funderburg explains to Mr. Mitchell, Miss Florence and Mr. Tierney, Un Student Life. Since FIDELITY means truth, here is the truth about the faculty. Teaching is a job which deserves a large amount ot credit. The teachers come to school every morning earlier than anyone else, and they leave atter everyone is gone, They are good sports about the practical jokes, flying erasers, and constant chatter ot students. The new teachers, as well as the old, grow accustomed to such antics. At any rate, we as students do appreciate, in an odd sort ot way, all the work that is put into our education by these teachers. The teachers ot this school are a taith- tul lot. Don't you agree? However, there are many students who do work to their utmost and acquire unusually high ratings. These students are a blessing to the teachers. They give the teachers something to be proud ot when the year is over and the truth comes out. Mrs. Dodson, Mr. Eiswerth, Mr. Angelo, and Mr. Grove get together to discuss next year's History Department. Coach Wheeler, who teaches a math class, asks a question of Mr. Rankins, and Mr. Macrackin. The skeleton in the Science Department is brought out for examination by Mr. Wagner, Mr, Kalar, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Reed, and Mrs. Markey Y ln the History Department, Mr. Weeks, Mr. Mackey, Mr. Jones and Mr. McGrew, take time out for a few laughs. l

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Librarian Mr. l-loner visits the English Departments. Mrs. l-lanuf and Mr. l-lolo. J' ag' Mr. Van Buskirk and Mr. Graetz who are in the English department, look over a play. ln the Language Department, Mrs. Mercado, Mrs. Rivera and Miss Gordan, talk over a bit ot Spanish. l2 The gay five, Miss Williams, Mr. Regalado, Mr. Van Buskirk, Mr. Mershon and Miss Gilmetti, discuss a new Literature textbook. They Voiced Opinion Twenty-tour new teachers were added to the taculty this year. They have shown true tidelity in their teaching. ln the physical education department, there were tive newcomers: Margaret Chavez, Jeanne Fitzpatrick, Leila l-less, Marjorie York and John Dowd. In the Language Arts division there were three: Greta Gordon, Robert Graetz, and David Van Buskirk. Willard l-lolo, Philip Lum, Lee Lund, J. Lee Mershon and Meridith Moyers came into the English department. Olivia Koovit became our new nurse, Philip Liming, the print shop instructor, Thelma Lewis, a new Home- making teacher, and Henry Rohn, Jr., came in as a drivers' education instructor. In the art department, Ralph O'Brien was new, Patricia Florence came into the business department, and the teacher tor special education is Daniel Gould. 3 v , 1 if ' 95 .i' 4 Mr. Herren, veteran of many typing classes, speaks from experience to Mrs. Goodman, Raddock and Mr. Hessner.,

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Mr. Rhone, Mr. Simpson, Mr, Johnson look over the sports section in the paper. The rules of baseball are being discussed by Miss Mulvane, Miss York, and Miss Livingston. Miss Chavez explains how it is done, to Mrs. Fitzpat- rick and Mrs. Hess. Mr. Otsen and Mr. Pop- pett look over a machine Mr. Limming is operating. Corrected, cmc .K J' ,Q R 3' Mr. Earp starts to blow the whistle as Mr. Adair makes a foul on Mr. Eichenburg. Mr. Glass, Mr. Hackleman and Mr, Keyes check the oil in one of the student driver's training cars.