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A Tribute to the Largest Organization In the yWor1d This is a tribute to the Armed Forces of the United States. This page is set aside to honor all the men and Women who have attended our high school and are now serving in every field of sacrifice and service for our country. We are represented in nearly every service---the Army, the Navy, the Marine Corps, the Merchant Marine, the Wacs, Waves, and Spars, the Army Nurse Corps, and the Cadet Nurse Corps. We remember these people as our schoolmates, sitting next to us in class, playing in the band, playing football or basketball, or just having good times together. They have left us now temporarily so that we and those to come can continue to have good times together. We are indebted to and proud of those represented by the blue stars in our service flag, and we are proud and humble inthe face of our gold stars. 2
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U 'T F. F. A. This year, as in the past, the Future Farmers of America organization has carried on in full swing. At the first of the year, the group electedrthe follow- ing officers: president, Bill Garcia, vice president, Jack Vance, secretary, Delbert Glavichg treasurer, Bob Stewart, reporter, Dominic Calandri. Soon after, they held their annual initiation ceremony with the usual hot dogs and soda pop. The following were initiated: Roger Peters, Ralph Ladd, Archie Shepherd, Ed Stewart, Everett Crain, and Milton Chase. As far as projects go, chicken raising seemed to be paramount. Garcia had the outstanding project of the year with over 200 of the animals at one time. Others worked i11 the Ag. shop on gates, chicken feeders, hay feeders, CtC. - Jack Crain, a graduate of this school and a member of the F. F. A., was present at school to receive the State Farmerls Degree, an honor accorded a very few boys in Calif ornia. With aims like that above in mind, the boys strive to live up to the stand- ards set in the past . This organization is a Worthwhile institution and credit is due to Walter Markley for his fine leadership and enthusiasm over the boys' work. . 21
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