Tulare Union High School - Argus Yearbook (Tulare, CA)

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335 BILL JONES In th Elle TOP Hilton Student Council The Student Council, the executive heads of Tulare High School's student body, began the school year with the issuing of a new type of student body card. The card sold for 551.50 and was worth its face value, sums spent being punched out much in the same man- ner as one would a meal ticket. On October 5, Tulare High School staged one of its biggest school events in the dedication of the new foot- ball turf. Besides enjoying a specially prepared pro- gram, the large crowd that had gathered witnessed a football game between the Redskins and Exeter foot- ball teams. Several very successful dances were held at the Fairgrounds, one of the first being a Thanksgiving dance, held in a real atmosphere of the season among corn stalks, pumpkins, and autumn leaves. A live tur- key was given to the holder of a lucky ticket. One of the big treats of the year was a Christmas program at the Tulare Theatre. The dramatic classes under Miss Lois Thompson's direction put on two Christmas skits. Something entirely new and quite original to Tu- lare High School students was the Backwards Dance. No clothes were worn backwards or anything like thatg it was the dating system that took a turn, girls asked for dates and paid for tickets. Furthermore, at the dance girls asked for dances. The whole affair was very successful and brought out a large crowd. Taking everything into consideration, the student council has seen that the students have had a very suc- cessful social year. ald Hill- E 1 N ws. Xvk V- Q, V X. ' Q, ly K. tkcll 4' A ff, 1441 7 fffft' 4 f. 1 . ,. 1- 1+ iff -f 'P 4:-1 ' C I h rd .3 lf. -', 'rig' 'f ' fish: qt Mr. W. Yi

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I Girl Reserzirx FRONT ROW'-Dorothy 'Kemble-, Ladvne Cottle. Dorothy Chis- holm, Vrsula YVatrous, Kathryn Wallace, Margaret llarpvr Anna Mitchf-ll, Esther Peterson, Orpha Rosso ,llilizaln-tli Herd. SICCUNIJ RUW--lit-1'I1i4'o l'vdn-r- lind, Maxine Losey, lie-tty Berg- man, Pauline Smith, .In-an Hoults. Rosie Flalnmang, Merle Jayne-s, Mildred Chambers, .loan Herd. THIRD ROW 4 Patty Sullivan, Flora Smith, Nelda Fisk. Fran- vvs llohlbaurxh, Goldie 'l'liraSh1'r. Kathryn Shields, lfllizahe-th Low- son, Odessa Findley. , TOP RUXV-Helen Billing, livr- trude Van Houtvn. Emma .lt-an Farrell, Rose-mary Parlier, Lois tlallister, Ruth Chamlu-rs. Has- rnilr Stepanian, Mrs. its-1-ta Vin- 1-ont fadvisorl, Grace Morgan, A1l.ton4,ofiue Club FIIONT RUYV-MY. F. l', Suits-1' tadviserl, Ted XVoolt-y, John l'lH'0l2lll, Sfrrerino Borzi, Sam Ra- 1.:'an, Paul Spani- lilmer Uoday, th-orpqe Boyd, XValtvr Kola-rtson. Glo-nn Lh'i1:.':4s, Mr. Clayton Shevs- Ivy. SICVUND RUVV-llc-ll rxlltdll, Pvtv llolfo, Antrinic' Marnishian. l'lit'- ford Adsit, .lolin Lasnino. l'Iarl Radf-r, Joi- Bono, Louie Vlarot, Eugene Strong, Willard Haxlvy. Richard Smith, Warre-n liaxley. 'l'llIlil1 RUSS' - Frank Imrda, Javk llamron, Manuel t'arfloza, lilowollyn 'I'hayvr, .lan-k Vlark. llvorugo Fowl:-r, Frank Harrivr, Norman Ilavis, XValla1'm- t'l0m0nl, Frvddiv Valvnzue-la, Buell lirownl 'l'0l' RUXV--Ilonalfl Loomis. Mar- vin llairpzlu-i'g', Allis-rt Turns-r, L60 RtDL1i0l'S, livrt Lathnrp, flvnrxrv llisinxr, Nils l4llllli.L'l't ll. liaymonrl Vosslc-r, XValt0r Kir- kvr, Hrlanfl NVaight, Poli- Zui- slvrwiir. Latin Club FRHNT RUM' - Mrs, fit'l'll'llllt' la-onard fadvisi-rl. Harold 'Proin- hlvy, lfllmo Zumwalt. Rivhard lie-sw, Johnny Drake, Hlvan llowvs, l!0l1Sr'hultz. Charles Fra- Zivr, file-ll Hamilton, Roy 1.4-wis. SICUUNIJ ROW-Milflla-rl XViles, Virginia F. Martin, Franc-es Sturm-on, Rosemary l'arlie-r, Eli- zalwth Lowson, Ann PCSU-filll. Ge-in-vim'v Mulcahy, Franklin llawthorm-, Harold Smith, Bill Vogt, Huhf-rt Rae, THIRD RUXV - lie-tty NVilhur, Anna Mitvhe-ll, Hill l'ivke-ring- lflsthe-r l,6'lL'l'SlPll, Douglas NVein- kauf, Sarah-v Zumwalt, Helen llanivlson. Bvtly XVarrefn, laicillv Swanson, .ivan Nows-ll, Rosie Flammanpx, liivhard Sl2lll5.llllt'l', Ftlllli'l'll ROW--Hola 'l'r4-mlmlm-5, Vat Nowr-ll, lborthva Shvrman. Uathvrine Harris. lie-na Pedron- 4-Q-Ili, Nlarxiars-t l. Harris, Grace- Moruan, Mildred Harris. Lorna XVilliams. Martha Murdovk, Sa- daka Izumi, liuthMorp.gan, Louisi- Vail. 'PHI' RUXV--llllsse-ll llvnry, Ash- ln-y Urr, Harm-y I,oonn-r, will-l't'llt' llavitlson. Raymond l'l,u'ulr-stun, Flair Busby, Marvin Hillman, Eddie- Martin, lid Q'l'U0liSll2lIlliS Don Howard. Societies and Clubs l,l,,ll?l?l'l til lllll l lil-l llgflllllll lil ll , W . ..f ,,.. N -u HS 1, :xi ff e 'M' wi Q fe ' 6 Q, R' V 574' WP' Maw -vwvqgf-Q 1 Q. x- , , .,s. r -Y v 1- 1 x U. I 53 ,ty f -. . Xl ...a. ,, s