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Page 11 text:
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In Tribute Seated: Mr. Benedict, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Owens. Standing: Mr. Moeur, Mr. Reeves, Mr. McMillian. To The Board Of Education We, the students of Tempe Union High School, express to the Board of Education, and the whole community which they represent, our appreciation for the very fine facilities that we now have, and the consideration we have received. Three years ago to the members of the board a new high school was but a dream, a vision which has now become a reality. The task remaining before them and us is still huge as work is being con- tinued on landscaping and further plans for expansion which includes an auditorium, gymnasium, additional classrooms now completed. Our gratitude is unlimited to the great efforts which they have made in our behalf.
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Memorial Bernard will remain in our memory as a hard working boy who took his studies seriously. He liked sports and was on the varsity football team this past year. He was always friendly and everyone liked him. He had a contagious laugh and seemed to have a keen sense of humor. Although Bernard Harper was not known to all the stu- dents his death brought a genuine sense of loss to the student body.
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Scaled: Harry Hallickson, Kenny Rivers, Bobby Bloom. Paul Aldridge, Verline Bosworth, A1 Williams, Niki Means. Stand- ing: Mr. Boyle, Dave Pilcher, Buddy Bateman, Mimi Means. Dixie Randall, Helen Skok. Mark Westervelt, Mike Goodwin, Tony Chavez. Student Council This year the student council has had an exceptional year. Being in the new school has created many problems. To cope with these problems the officers and members have all had to contribute and do their share. It can safely be said that all of them have done their best and the classes, which they represent, can be proud of their rep- resentatives. Each year the student council members and their dates have an annual picnic. Be- sides this they sponsor the March of Dimes drive at T.U.H.S., sponsor a dance, and hold numerous other activities. They also are in charge of the snack bar. The pro- ceeds from this goes into the student coun- cil fund, which pays for a part of the cheerleaders’ uniforms and extra things the school might need, such as flowers and operating the coke machines.
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