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

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319 E333 35 F7Lfil1'l? FU7 lIl,l'i'S FRONT ROW-Leo Rogers, Bob Knight, George Turner, Charles Thompson, Alfred Knapp. SECOND ROXV-Raphael Throne- bory, Heorgre Clark. Louie Clarot, Edward Dudo, Pete Rolfo, 'l'Ol' ROW-Ed Shoenauer, John Mansfield. Mr. J. G. McMillan, Alfonso Booker. Radio Club l liON'I' ROXV - Evelyn Edfre- 1-omb, James Allen, Pat Murphyl Ted XVOoley, Mr, A. E. Tklhllkl' Hxdviserl. SIGCOND RONV - Esther Edge- 4-omb, Ivor Stubbs, Severino liorzi. Bill Bailey, ll-eorge Thrzmsher. 'POI' ROW - George Collins, Uhzirles Thompson, Bill Smith, G. S. L. ClLb'f1lt'f i IlON'l' ROW - Ellen Louise Mitvhm-ll, Jean Suults, Mrs, Floral XVilder fndviserj, Esther Peter- son. Lois Callister. TOP ROW-Virpginlia Jennings, Billie Nelson, Ludeno Cottle, Eli- zabeth Herd,

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V 1' -'lf f 'v YV , f , N., 'J ,f,.' Jil .IJ JJ .1 W V My J ' Jvfv iw? J' il Y J . ,il 3 ffl A 5 v ' VI 1' 'J v J . .vii , J 1 rv VJ' .W jf A Societies and Clubs bers as quarter back. Allan Twaddle and George Fow- ler were the club's half backs, Donald Hoffman acted as full back. The members wear maroon slip-over sweaters with five-inch chenille letters. Mr. Hexberg is adviser. iii-il Golden T Club - In the hopes of making a banquet their annual af- fair, the Golden T Club, an organization of all A class lettermen, held such an event during March. The ban- quet which proved a huge success was followed by a dance. The officers for this year were: President, Ted Browng Secretary, Clair Busby, and Treasurer, Don Broome. Coaches Bell and Russell are advisers. ,i1 l The Future Farmers . The Future Farmers started this year's activities of the club, by entering several exhibits at the Tulare County Fair, and carrying off a number of prizes. Sev- eral individual projects by the boys were also entered. In the fall the Future Farmers donated a large tur- key to the Student Body, which was raffled off at the Christmas Dance. They also helped in decorating for the Annual Auto Show held this spring. Several of the Future Farmers entered exhibits in the State Fair, and entries were also made at the South San Francisco Fair this spring. The club boasts twenty-one members, and has two advisers-Mr. McMillan and Mr, Smith. .. 1T1 The Radio Club With fifteen members, ten of whom had licenses before the end of the year to own and operate amateur transmitting stations, the radio club has had a busy year. Two of the ten are girls. The new experimental work this year was the es- tablishment of a network of low-power radiophone stations on 56 megacycles for handy portable use. Dur- ing March, the club members gave talks on radio com-

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-4, J CW Jill , N U J v An. - ,t A. I-.fd J uf, J . yy, f 7 -,J J I Football munication, and a demonstration of 5 meter transmit- ters, to the General Science classes. The club took a portable station to Fresno, when the radio convention was held there last November 10 and 11. The club also operates the 60 Watt radio sta- tion WGYBK on 160 and 75 meters. Mr. Tanner and the club members have built up a good quality public address system, which is operated at most of the Student Body meetings, track meets, football games, dances, and at commencement, Sev- eral radio and musical programs Were broadcast over this system on the campus during noon hours. Girls' Student League The Girl's Student League, an organization Whose membership takes in every girl in school, this year sponsored one of the biggest play days the girls of the high school have ever enjoyed. Taking the place of the usual Freshmen party, the play day was held early in the fall, when over 300 girls were taken in busses to Mooney Grove, Where games of all kinds Were played. Spanish baked beans, buns, and cake were served for refreshments. During the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays a clothing and food drive was carried on by the Cabi- net. Two needy families were suppiled with Christ- mas boxes at Christmas time. The Cabinet sold candy and ice cream at the an- nual Auto Shovv held in March. Ladene Cottle, served as president during the year. Mrs. Flora Wilder, dean of girls, is sponsor of the or- ganization. Home Economics Club Under the leadership of their president, Louise Williams, the Home Economics Club has completed a successful year of service to the school. Interesting activities such as several all-day con- ference trips to other towns were attended by the mem- bers. One of the most interesting of these trips Was the