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

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'P 242 1 A A 'ir Gif 'ff l A5 t ' fi? wr' 5 HAY 19 v W 3 :eg 1 i wi Te A 1 Q gl li K! Q31 aff? is Tir riff rf! 't The Student Body Officers President -- - Martha Bisor First vfice president Louise Ulmer Second Vice-president Russell Pisor Secretary - - Evelyn Lumberg Treasurer - - Grace Shelley Business Manager l-lerman Kisling La Puerta Editor Betty Johnston La Puerta Bus, Mgr, Freda Noblet Yell Lead r - - Pat Young Adviser Miss Schroeter Splendid interest and activity on the part ot the student body mem- bers and otticers has enabled us to do many things this past year. Mmm plgof, president Regular assemblies twice a month and regular monthly student body meetings were held We were entertained by programs given by our neighboring schools and by talks given by prominent speakers, Much time and ettort were given to a variety show which the student body pre- sented to the community on November l3, i936 The proceeds were put into the La Puerta fund, Both the La Puerta and the inter-school athletics claimed the enthusiasm and support ot most ot the students, Through the able work ot Pat Young and1Lcraine Bernard Caruthers always had a large and noisy rooting section at all the games, Much credit must be given to Martha Pisor, our president, and to the finance committee tor this year's success. Back row left to right: Louise Ulmer, Pot Young, Betty Johnston, Marthc Pisor, Russell Pisor. Seated: Groc Shelley Miss Schroeter, Evelyn Lumbnrg, Herman Kislinq, Freda Noblet C my of 3 'E-,YQ , ,,., , ' -:ggi 55359 5 - ' -it . 4 fvfxfwig. ' lt . 'Se lu 3181, E P-Q12 . L V ? V ,fiieiqiif 1' ul? r 5, ,A 'tlfiilii Ez b 325 it fla vu. -c t. wg, - 311 0 Q- .915 X, rf' . ' FN -'H J' ' Wea :ti f -r .N rf' 1. V r 'ff i:'k'tefI1 3 - 'rum ffl..-215 i 4-'M' i, it Wigzg., ,'7fiig'2itv 131 tt' Af 314 ' I' ' 157'-'TL N. . ,. ti 55,1 ffl: , 'I :tml ti fd'4..,'e 'im-Q.',,f ig-wg, x H 5 3fi:f11:'1TEi -4553531 i::,1'55'2- ' 1 v . , ' I A' l .Li I2 3 mn . tj L M5311 g. .. .M .ti iii? ' 1 we -gs ,, .gh , 352 if 755555 ' .sytgfy L W . wars.- ,mar W, .,,, .1 5, i ?f ,fl sf ,, arg: fygihmc' , iii 1 '- .Fil-V, Q1 in- it 3.15 silUiQ '! iY.gyT?Ai Sfiliifi-55 11' 'iLQ li fl -f fp, Y lt' '- ?5f'i?5 , 4 .t5f'55?:: .1 gif: ix? Ita 3 -l i 1 1,57 Q! t ', I lx .W X l ,J-1 i ,, mt -ff , . if E ,.t.A'J, W! .,,m,Qg,vg - -rgqqi 'Sq tri

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ll 1-1-fe Standing left to right: M. Shook, Miss Schroeter, J, Jeremias, H. Kisling, I. Keithly. Seated: B. Johnston, P. Young, M, Pisor, B. Price, M. Giistrap, F. Noblet. The Annual Staff Last November the statt met at dinner in the editor's home and made preliminary plans tor the publishing ot the yearbook, and since then they have spent many long hours in caretul consideration and in hard work, intent upon making this the best annual issued so tar. To stimulate the sale ot annuals, a prize was ottered by the statt to the clas having the largest per cent ot student body members by November tirst. Untortun ately, none ot the classes reached the reguired minimum percentage to claim the award. A snapshot assembly was conducted before Christmas, which resulted in obtaining a nice selection ot good snapshots. Several members ot the statt attended the Fresno Bee Yearbook Festival and the San Joaguin Valley Journalism Day in Fresno, where they attempted to get suggestions tor their many tasks. Now, as the work is tinished and the annual goes to press, we wish to extend our sincerest thanks to the student body, the taculty, and the patrons whose interest and cooperation have spurred us on and encouraged us again and again. Especially do we wish to express our appreciation to Miss Anderson tor her help in correcting r write-ups. Betty Johnston, Editor Bettv Johnston Martha Pisor Freda Noblet Marian Shook Ass't Bessie Price lrwin Keithly Pat Young - Joe Jeremias Margret Gilstrap - l-lerman Kisling Jim Howard Miss Schroeter Editor Asst Editor Bus. Manager Bus. Manager - - Classes Organizations Snaps Jokes Girls Sports Boys Sports r Advis r i l fg 1 ' 1 , . . l f I l . D . c . nf? A i.,'g:'. , sith: ? -J igizisas: - -QfZ.a-ing! . tgilisfff - yggyivg an t-ti? LQ peak,-'w'lt.Q' ,E if ty., 2. 3. f

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F. F. A. The Coruthers l-ligh School chopter of the Future Formers of Americo, under the excellent supervision of Mr. Edmonson, hoye enjoyed o very successful yeor. lmportont winnings of the members ot stote ond locol offoirs ore os follows: Fresno Fair. Rolph Almethird, milo nwoize, Robert Enneneffirst, muscot roisins, l-liroshi Asokowo-first, punch ond chisel, first, poultry, Robert Ripley--first, cotton, l-loword Shelley-first, eggs, Bill Wolton-first, poultry, first, record book, Floyd Filfe-three firsts, two seconds, three thirds, two fourths, chompion sow, Leslie Groyefirst, poultry, Andrew Dostinich three firsts, two seconds, one third, chompion sow ond reserve burrow, State Fair: l-liroshi Asokovroe-esecond, sixth, poultry, Bob Fstloweefthird, hogs, Bill Woltonefirst, poultry, fifth, poultry feeding device, Corl Gunlondgsecond, hogs, two thirds, fourth, hogs, Floyd Fikeeehogs, four firsts, four seconds, three thirds, five fourths, one stote foir chompion sow, Andrew Dostinich-one first, two seconds, one third, chompion boor. Project Competition: Ben Nietoeefirst, egg production, Floyd Fikeee--first, swine production. . Shop: Corl Gunloncleffirst, shop repoiring, l-liroshi Asokowo-eefirst, forge mode tools, Floyd Fikeffirst, home buildings. San Joaquin Valley: Ben Nieto-fe-first, egg production, Floyd Fike--efirst, swine production, Corl Gunlond- first, shop repoiring, Hiroshi Asolaowoe-first, forge mode tools. l. Vine pruning teorn. 2 O' fl finld trio. 2 F. F. fi.. officers ,.z'