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

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Frank Kennedy will go to the University of Cali-H - WHOIS WHO IN THE YOUNGER SET fornia and then loaf. Jack Sheley will teach summer school and manage tennis recreation for the city of Tulare. Richard Miller is going to Fresno State and then farm for about a month--'plus looking for a wife.n Norman Walker is planning on taking a trip through Houston, Yellowstone, Canada, and Washington. Stanley Manro is going to the Civil Air Patrol Summer Encampment, Air Force Base Mather Field, Sacramento. Miss Ruth Leth will spend six weeks in summer school at University of California in Berkeley, then to Salt Lake City for the rest of the summer to visit her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hyde. Orville B. Bogart intends on spending the most of his vacation in Tulare, although he may fly back to Ohio for two weeks to visit relatives and pick up a new Dodge. Mr. Bogart says, UThe best vacation I can have is stay at home and work around the yard.n Nelson Witte plans to do electrical repair work around the school and then take a week trip with his family. William Naman will do odd jobs this summer until he decides where to spend his vacation. Clarence Laymon plans to attend Fresno State College this summer. Earl McJunkin is planning on resting this summer. Fred Fink's plans for the summer are indefinite. Lloyd Neilsen's plans for the summer are rather indefinite. Miss Lois Thompson is undecided about her summer plans. Donovan Cartwright plans to leave for Colorado on June 13, to assist Dr.Virg1l Rogers, dean of Syracuse University, who plans to put on a workshop at Western State College in Gunnersen, Colorado. Mr. Cartwright will teach school law and Hnance to graduate students and will return the first week of August to work in his office until school resumes. Mr. and Mrs. John Eberhart plan to attend a summer session of school at San Francisco State and possibly take a trip to Mexico. Frank Ellceche plans to take a summer cruise with the Navy around South America to RiodeJan1ero, after which he will return to Jacksonville, Florida, and then back to San Francisco's Treasure Island for two weeks where he will help train men for Naval Mobilization. Miss Prudence Oleson plans to attend summer school at Fresno State so she will be close to home in order for her to keep her flower garden well watered. John Ward will teach summer school and then spend a couple of weeks in the mountains. Mrs. Charlotte Peterson and her daughter, Sandra. are planning on flying to Europe this summer where they will remain for ten weeks, visiting friends and relatives as well as sightseeing. Vernon lpnglee plans on going to summer school in the Bay Area although he is undecided about which University he is going to attend. After summer school he might take a two week vacation. Dale Nicolen is planning on working on his farm and traveling. Major Clyde Latimer, the commander of Cadets here at TUHS, plans to go to the Cadet summer encampment as a coordinator for the supply section. The rest of Major Latimer's summer will be spent working for the State Park Service. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Littell are considering a trip to the mountains or the seashore--Carmel. 1. Arllene 8 Mary Capsln 2. Terry Benevedo 3. Diana Rich 4. Tom Scheidt 5. Marie Swayne 6. Francis Baker 7. Lynne Frymire 8. Desmond Coffee 9. Mary Louise Lopez 10. Reatha Coelho Il. Vicksein Baumgarten 12. 0'Dell Keefe 13. Pat Holland 14. Wanda Tuggle 15. Rose Marie Bettencourt 16. Linda Martin 17. Barbara Becker Welte 18. John Brewer 19. Hazel Menezes 20. Barbara Johnson 21. Doris Elaine Cox 22. Inez Colvin 23. Fern Todd 24. Olga Frutuozo 25. Ruth Sanchez 26. Ermaline Pires 27. Jacqueline Costa 28. Patty Rippee 29. Ken Adair 30. Lavern Lawrence 31. Grace Andrade 32. Pat Rutledge 33. Virginia Carvalho 34. Mike Shannon 35. Bill Bowen 36. Sara Cottengim 37. Errol Nichols 38. Jack M ers 39. Leroy Woolman 40. Bobby Jenkins 41. Barbara Monger 42. Bobby Powell 43. Jim Flanery 44. Jim West 45. Myrna Dysart 46. Naomi Harrison 47. Janet Dupuy 48. Genevieve Johnson 49. Phyllis MacMillan 50. Judy Giffin Carolyn Miguel Ted Bergman Bobb Hill Laurel Grant Rachel Soto Donald Hoffman Gayle Sherman Movita Gomez Jo Ellen Ellis Rosalie Head Jimmy a Peggy Story Leota Newport Jack Golston John Phillips Gloria Airosa Billy Schneider Bertha Hooley Rachel Alvara Peggy Ramke Judy Brantley Joyce Waldrip Jean Riley Charlene Driscoll Shirley McAllister Jean H June Korneff Bill Peacock Kay Altaffer Cheri DeLand Bernadine Souza Jim Barnes Almeda Hooley Pat Orislo Elwanda Dunlap Deanna Richmond Irene Cardoza Joan Buttram Betty Jo Criner Sunny Lou Salyer Virgie Garrett Sarah Hanks Shirley Simmons Bonnie Daniels Eleanor Grljalva Marlene Heptner Berta Lawry Henrietta Infante Karen Pet01'S0ll Wanda Taylor Louise Riedesel Nancy Balaam Ask if a year of college had made any difference in his eldest son, a farmer reflected: uWell, he's still a good hand with the plow, but I notice his language has changed some. It used to be 'Whoa, Becky,' 'Haw,' and 'Git upl' Now when he comes to the end of a row he says, 'Halt, Rebecca! Pivot and proceed'!n lltlt Grandpa Watkins was somewhat absentminded. so his wife wasn't too surprised when he came in from a walk to the post office and announced that he guessed he'd lost his umbrella. 'When did you first miss it?n Grandma wanted to know. uJust now,n replied Grandpa. ult stopped raining, and I reached up to put it down and it wasn't there.n

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