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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l9 COPA DE OIQO St Miss Elsa Carlson ........ ............ A dviser Miss Laurette Smith .............. Art Adviser Marjorie VVilliams .....................,., Editor Alice Skinner ..,...........,. Assistant Editor John Jones .................. Business Manager Dwight Goodenough ...... Asst. Bus. Mgr. Curtis Fisher ...,....,......... Asst. Bus. Mgr. Willis Myers ,,,,...... ,.,........ D ramatics Betty Ipswitch ....... ........,. S ociety Nadine Arundell ...................,.... Calendar att June White .... Jean Sturgeon ....... ....... Ebbie Wileman 32 .........Literature ------.:Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics Elfm Delano ....... ...................... J okes Paul Morris ..... Phillip Macy ,........ Mildred Price . .................Snaps ..........Art .....,.Art Everett De Graff .................................. Art June Rose Winkler .............. Class Editor Paul Seichert ........................ Club Ediiol' K 0 OMPRISING the staff this year were representatives from every class ex- cept the freshman. Because of the congeniality of the members, the work was comparatively easy, In order to promote the cooperative spirit wi of this organization, the idea of social gatherings was institutedg these 'lil took the form of monthly luncheons. Regular business meetings have 1 'ew' F21 ' taken place in our new staff room. At these meetings. the articles were discussed and read, and the necessary changes made after careful inspection had been given each write-up. We hope that our work has not been in vain, for we have labored with the enjoyment of the student body in mind. In all of our articles we have tried to give the readers something which they would enjoy pursuing now and after they have left school. While the task of editing an annual is a large one, we have enjoyed doing it and hope that next year's staff will have as easy a time as we have had and as much fun along with it. -aswmmew Student Balt, me I S student body president, John Jones made a great success of the school ELYQT? year, doing everything he possibly could toward the betterment of the student body. His support of all school activities has also advanced the 'Q ' Q! student body. lJlM'arjorie Williams, having the duty of being editor of ga -Q5 the annual, has certainly finished matters in a lmrry Qwhich is very nec- ' essary in case of an annuali. Besides doing them hurriedly, she has done them very well. llAlice Skinner, commissioner of finance, has faithfully collected money at every basketball and football game played here, letting none get by with- out paying his fee. Fortunately we have had quite a number of games here, and Alice was always there at her post. llIRalph Hickcox, commissioner of advertise- ment, has painted the town red for football games, and decorated the buildings with basketball posters for basketball games. llllidward Wileman, commissioner of ath- letics, has solemnly appeared before the student body and just as solemnly handed out the athletic letters to the various boys who had earned them. In his office he has done a two-fold job-fulfilled the commissioner's position ami also acted as editor for boys' athletics. lllln the position of commissioner of entertainment, Peggy Walker has faithfully accomplished her goal, that of providing assembly pro- grams and making initiation plans for our incoming freshmen. lllJean Sturgeon. as clerk of the commissioners, has dutifully recorded all actions of the commission:-rs and posted them before the student body. rl Sf ki: Barat, Page Sixteen