Chowchilla Union High School - La Entrada Yearbook (Chowchilla, CA)

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S. Forrest, Direct P. Lockwood, Secretary: rector: M. Kepler, F ierrcz iillczclreu In an speak Williams, Treasurer: B. Alvord, Director- S. lnnes, Vice President: E. Moore, Di' Presiden or: O. I. ROW ONE: l. Kemper, W. McRee, V. Dyer, B. Hubbard, V. Shel- ton, C. Cornaggia, L. Warren, ROW TWO: M. Ledbetter, F. Hill, C. Mitchell, B. Brown, H. Cook, T. Huddleston. ROW THREE: l. Cook, J. Mariscal, I. Dill, S. lnnis, S. Barnes ROW FOUR: B. Groh, E. Moore, D. Orr, J. Knight, W. Perry, R ' ' Robertson, C. Spence, M. Chapman, A. Burcher, K. Dobbs, M Kepler. ROW FlVE: G. Cobey, K. Finney, B. Beers, C. Johnson, J Wright, P. Loclrwooa, O. Williams, W. Buck, J. Goodman, J l di 'II th t 'b h ld Moore- n 'Un V' age ere was one Hman W 0 :OU Row six. a. Atv.-std, J. Haze, B. sett, M. Bynum, G. owen, D and understand the language of other tribes. As a Smnhh result of knowing the language he spread good will and peace between his and other tribes. The Spanish Club functions similarly to this. By learning the customs, lan- guage, and history ol the Spanish-speaking countries, they create a feeling of mutual understanding between the people of their country and ours. N1-...ff' r ' A Cqtzylzshi ff f 1 H I IUIIL I English not only teaches the student the fundamentals of our great language, but far more important it teaches him to think clearly, to form his own opinions, and above all to stand alone in mind and body. These principles would have been strongly advocated by our indian ancestors. Among the languages taken at CUHS is French which pro- vides not only knowledge of the actual speaking of French but also the important history ol the country in which the language originated. ln addition to preparing students lor college, the French club provides extra curricular activities such as an annual party. X ,XV