Caruthers Union High School - La Puerta Yearbook (Caruthers, CA)

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Trustees When Caruthers l-ligh School first opened there wos only one course of studyee college-preparatory. At the present time our board of trustees is providing for four courses-agricultural, commercial, college-preparatory, and general grqduation. The agricultural course is for boys only. lt prepares them for farming and the proper care of livestock. Shop and agriculture are the required subjects. As its name sug- gests, the college-preparatory course prepares for entrance to college. Included in this course are foreign language, mathematics, and science. Training in the commercial course of study includes a study of business principles, bookkeeping, typewriting and shorthand. The general graduation course is taken by pupils who do not plan to attend any higher institutions and do not care to specialize in voca- tional work. English, history, and physical educotion are required in all four courses. ln former years new subjects were added to the curriculum from time to time. None have been added the last few yeors, however, lt has been rumored recently that the board might consider introducing a shop course for girls and a home eco- nomics class for boys. Left to right: J. A. Butler, H. L. Smith, R. L. Gray, C. S. Moore, M. O. Pisor, The trustees of the Caruthers Union l-ligh School hold their regular monthly meetings on the third Monday evening of each month. l-l. L. Smith is chairman of the board and lvl. O. Pisor, the clerk. J. A. Butler, Roy Gray, and C Moore are the other members. The trustees manage the school business and decide on certain issues brought before them by the student body. This year the seniors made a petition asking that they could buy class sweaters. The trustees placed their approval on the petition. The trustees also considered a petition to have school dances. They decided, how- ever, to abide by a previous decision to allow only one dance a year, namely, that of the junior-senior banquet. . The five members of this body are constantly devoting their time and attention to the needs of the school. They are spending many long hours in careful considera- tion, to give the community the best educotional opportunities possible, and we wish to thank them for their attention to our numerous needs and wishes. I0 fi u a -,Q yi 8 titty? gal 'inf wrlst i t kPi X fir: cgktfr r N1 G L ,lk wh 41' Htl iv it N2- ws it r Q r 1 ' :,ffL'. H . f X ,jf ' f.: . 1' 5 li, fri 3255-tal ff. 11351 jg .a il,-. i ..., M .,.,, , . ii 1 ' . 913.9 WH ,q.i 5.5.1- tf ' ' T l'fLS..lUr'.1,L ..,.. ' My , '. 15715 W 53113 N? .bij s . me i Ziff 'Alfa Wifi New-:fi life? . igftiz. 11 - . ' Wait. erik . ' - a Ye: '38 si . if if - : My r . . is iii ,emi dv is , , i, 451' - l zwffii j . r .7 i,1i,g52Qi3gI5'u 1 l A . :iw - . were ' r g 'iiifiiiik' ii 1 i 1 Y V ' it -1 f .wtifm i rgtfitgiir itizii-thi r 3 ' wits 1 igi, qw . r l,-amkif..t i Lin. 'tha 1 , 3 ' gl? Ji.: 5 . 'Tritt 1 f Q.: . ' fl 'Z 'fifty 2 P-,ex , f r4z.,ti,t3 . gs : fH' :T'i ' ' git' l .. ,T A . Qi iff' 'Q- L iaith? F w--gm' . ' ' 3 35531 fitter Qjhztijf-iii gggfiegal' hfitlitfii l E5 A ,.... .lei-iz. lilzsglq, image, -fwgfw .gin 3' i .-zsrfgrr' . writes is 5 Y-fitiiitf ,,,ei,5:z- 3, iielvfa- Y , f..- 0 ,- gfiff lg: 'lt ,g,0sif2wi.Q 919, Efrilgu - iltfi i 1 vi., 3 ' Wi . - '- 'fri 1 Q-Wages, 9 -1.1 i- :-izi ,ge :Mm fl . ,L Mg! ff uit: f it ' m isa- . 5425?-Ia

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Senior Class History ln September, l933, we a class of 'fifty-six freshmen, entered the Caruthers Union l-ligh School. After being initiated by the sophomores, we gave them a return party. Our class was well represented an the honor roll and did exceedingly well in athletics. In September, l934, we began our sophomore year with a class of fifty-three. A few weeks after initiating the freshmen, we entertained the whole school with a party, ln September, l93S, we began our junior year with a class of, thirty-eight. At the beginning of the year we proudly displayed our class rings. Cn March 20, we pre- sented the junior play Ch Professor, which proved a great success. Later in the spring, we announced to the sewiors that we were to have dress-up day. This day was enjoyed by all, On May 29, we entertained the seniors at the annual junior- senior banquet at the Coruthers l-ligh School, .4 ln September, i936 we began our senior year with an enrollment of thirty-four. A petition to have senior sweaters was granted our class by the board of tr tees. Our activities of '36-'37 have included the senior play and picnic. , .. puffy ee, . i i l Class Officers, left to riahti l-lcrman liisling, Grace Sl18llf?3, lrwin Koithly, Jim Howard, Members of our class have always had an interest in school activities, and as we leave school in June, it will be with happy thoughts of our four years spent at Ca- ruthers l-ligh. First Year CLASS OFFICERS Second Year l-lerman ,Kisling ... President ... ...Freda Noblet Betty Johnston . . Vice-president . l-lerman Kisling Mildred Sorenson . .. Secretary ... .. . lrwin Keithly Merwin Saylor . lrwin Keithly .. Mr. Walton Third Year lrwin Keithly .. Herman Kisling Bessie Price Aiko Shoji ..... Marjorie Mills . Miss Anderson . , ., Treasurer ,. . Finance Committee Adviser ... President ... . Vice-president . ... Secretary ... ... Treasurer ... Finance Committee' H Adviser . Betty Johnston Noble Nishimoto Miss Barnhouse Fourth Year .. lrwin Keithly l-lerman Kisling .. Grace Shelley Jim l-loward ... Floyd Filqe ... Miss Wall