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

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Producers And Directors Our Cardinal City directors really know the plot. They're always participating in every take, constantly guiding the students. They are also active in off-screen activities. Our directors won't accept anything but the very best performances from the cast. There are the strict, demanding types who won't tolerate any nonsense, but there are also the ones who tend to specialize in comedy. In any case, they all merit special oscars. Below: Mr. Howell helps Ron Strother with his work. Rigb1:Ms. Ebey tries ro make a decision during the faculty luncheon last September. Far righl: Mr. Terrill, Superintendent of San Bernardino Schools, poses with Mrs. Watson at the teachers luncheon. yu..- ' xii -Q. wsfe' t . JE L gig: .. l .. J. A ,, .quam mf . E A nr- N..- 'V x '

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Learning The Lines LEARNING IS JUST PLAIN HARD WORK - especially when you're planning to attend college. Algebra, American History and Physiology ran a close race when it came to winning the prize for the most difficult class for SBHS students. The majority of students plan to make something of themselves, and so they try to learn even their hardest subjects. SBHS provides varied learning experiences which utilize excellent teachers and facilities combined with individual student effort. H M Steve Searl looks over an important paper under the shade ofa tree Lej7: Leticia Quiroga concentrates on her test. Above: Kimjones gets some help from Mrs. Browne

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Far lefi- During registration, Mr. Kocher tries to convince Janice Hiller and Dawn Ahearn to enroll in his science class. Second IM: Ms, Miller heads back to the health office after a coffee break. Leji' PTA officers Mrs. Villa and Mrs, Carducci discuss upcoming activities with School Improvement Director, Reatha Neubert at the September faculty luncheon. Above: PASS teacher, Bob Satterfield, discusses counseling problems with Mr. Mesa and Mr. Christleman.