Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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I9 CODA DE OIQO 3.2 CICl,IIIlj WV. R. Hull ,,,,,,, ..........,,...,..,..,.,,...,......................,.... . .... P rincipul Glenn Stull ....,,... ...,.. V ice-principal, civics. economics, history Roscoe Bancroft ............, ................................... .I unior high principal Miss L. Laurette Smith ....... ...........,......... M usic, art Miss Marie Schibsby ......... ......,. 'I 'yping, bookkeeping J. K. Thornton ............. ...............,. IV Izutheinutics XV. A. Ross ............... .......... S cience Miss Elsa Carlson ....,. ............,.,,............. E nglish Miss Alice Hansen .,....... ........ C 0lllll1CI'CIilI, library Eugene V. Keiinedy ....,.. .....,.....,l B oys' athletics Miss Muriel Duiicun .,.... ..c. Girls, athletics Miss L. Maude Taylor .......... .......... I .atin, English Miss Mercedese B. Heintz ......... ........ I JFHIIIIIIICS, history Mrs. Edith M. Jarrett ........... ...................... S punish Miss Lillian Bradley ....,... ........ D omestic science VVulter G. Marple ......... ..L ,.,.,................ Shop Albert Clemore .........,........ ..,........... A uto shop Mrs. Helen Armstrong ........ ...... ....... A 1 nericanization Miss Dorothy Lane ......... ....... ........... ............,.,.,... F rench, English Miss Leslie Hoffman ......... ...,,....... if .5 ........ ........ M atheniatics, music, art Miss Catherine Tinkliani ....... .,...... I ............., ......... B iology, niatlleinaties Miss Christine Mitchell ........ ..... ....... H istory, journalism Miss Amy Smith ................... I ....... English, history Miss Helen Louise Latzke ........ .....,...,...,. O ffice Page Fourteen

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CODA DE CDO A AllmlpllQliE1ItZlIif3MIilIi'IDN -EQNBIP In the executive depart- ment of the school, we have a group of men who comprise the Board of Trustees. They are cloaked in obscurity most of the time, but their actions are quite obvious. Incessant betterment of the conditions surrounding school-life makes the group honored by the students. During the past year their major enterprise was the construe- tion ot' the f0Ul' new tennis courts, which both the students and the townspeople have proved to be the most popular innovation since the build- ing of the gymnasium and plunge. lllln voicing the appreciation of the student body and of the faculty for all that has been done for us. we feel that in this year as in previous years, the Board has been laboring for the good ot' the students as well as for the general welfare of the school. Our gratitude. although not always expressed, i.s deep- ly felt. These men are: ED ELANDER JACOB STOLI. DAVID FIZLSENTHAL FIQRGITS FAIRBANKS IDUMINGU IIAHIHSON Page l'hn teen

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