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

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Ol' thc' two hunchvcl twvnty-onc stuclvnls c'nrollr'd in that school nt thi- prvscnt tilnv, thvrv arc Clgllty-SCVVII taking the husinvsx rourwg sixty-tim-v, thc' c'ollCgO-pivpnrn- tory Courscg thirty-nint', thc agric'ult1n'nl counc g and thirty-two. thx' gvncral courw, A xupcrhcial xiirwy ol' our gracluntm rt'- Vl'l1lS that the hnaic' training which thvy had received in our high Nchool, cnnhlm-cl thvm to hook up with larger unitx llllll'l' thvir graduation, and to bccomc um-ful und l'l'5lJ6Ct6Cl vntiticw of soriety. To prow' that fact wc nvvcl only to point to L1 fvw ol' tht- siicccaxflil li2lI'II1l'l'S, mich as Floyd Film . Carl Gunlnnd. Don Bullington. William Hanyon. He-nry Bcrg. and Tony lwnlg to El few of thc mum' bubintws nn-n and women such Lu Hcnry Foreman, Mix. Luvlla lvlattcson, lX1zn'ic Berg, Hilda Hain- son, Elvera Hzn'clc'r, -lark Ringg to dcn- tists, nurses. and U'2lC'lll'I'S such as Dr, Rohcrt H. Brown. Kfrx. Hclcn Lz1w1't'11c'v. Nlrx. Celia Oxtvrhoudt. Kathryn Ring. Oonl Cook. Dorothy Gullahcr. NIM. Jimmie Svown g and to other ronnnunity lciadvrx such as Nfrs. Lninhcrg. Nlrs. Fuym- Gullahcr. A. Sinclziir, MI's. -Iini Ai1dc'rw'i. Art Klvppcr. Swim- Fort-nlzni. who arc zlvtivc' in our own innncdiatc m'ig'hhorhood. not to rncntion tht- clofvn-X and llL1IlCll'l'ClS of Cli4tin- QLllNllL'Cl QI'8Cll1LlIl'N who nn- huwily vnqfiqvrl in Frnwno nncl othvi' wt'- tiowf of thc stntc. 4---1-V-W - y -ig' Page II

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THE COURSES UF STUDY During the four years that our students are connected with the electric circuit, they are getting their current from one of the four dynamos which are maintained in the power plant, These generators are known by the names of agriculture, busi- ness, college-preparatory and general. Erected on the foundation of three years of English, a year of American history, and four years of physical education, they are of sturdy construction and op- erate at all times at high efficiency. They meet demands for reliable service under all types of load conditions. With the added generating capacity of such subjects as agriculture, shop, typing, bookkeeping, geometry, physics, and other similar studies, students are helped to maintain full rated and useful wattage for the rest of their life. Any one trying to short circuit his course is doomed to failure, but, on the other hand, by careful planning of his pro- gram, a student occasionally suc- ceeds in consuming the power that is supplied by two of the four dynamos, thus graduating from two of the four courses of study instead of one. Most stu- dents are satisfied with a single- phase load, however. ', Page IO

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' It Irwin Efird, president Louise Ulmer, vice-president Ruby Righetti, Secretary Marion Shook, treasurer Page I2 CLASS OF '38 Four years ago a flock of sixty-two strays, later to be known as freshmen, entered into the courts of higher learning. After the usual freshman reception, during which sophomore trans- formers reduced the voltage from the high transmission pressure of pride at being a high school student to the lower distribution voltage of a mere scrub, we turned our units of gray matter to other Helds. As sophomores, we kept alive the tradition of giving the freshmen a welcoming party which is always one of the high lights of the sophomore year. Forty-seven people, the nucleus of our junior class, charged into the school for the fall semester and at once set the wheels going. After deliberation and care in selecting a class ring, we chose one of which we are very proud. HLittle Miss Fortune, our junior class play, was made possible only after careful consideration, by cooperation, and expert direction. We are very proud of our accomplishments. The major event of the year was, of course, the junior-senior banquet which will remain in our memory as something never to be forgotten. In our theme 'fValencia', we carried Out the idea of a grape festival in Spain. As seniors, we were the prime movers in all of the extra- curricular activities of the school. Vxfe have been the exciters which started worth-while currents moving, and conductors which helped them to reach the goal. Before we leave, we plan to have a senior play. We hope it will be as good our junior play was. Our most impressive event of the four years at high school will be the day when we will slowly march up to receive our diplomas, but we shall always remember Caruthers High as our Alma Mater. As our past associations stand in review before us, our watchword will be i'On, Caruthersf' l It I First Year PAUL TOOICER ..... LOUISE ULBIER... MARION SI-IOOK.. !ADA LEE EATON. RUBY RIOHETTI., MISS DOVVNING ..... Third Year PAT YOUNG ......... LOUISE ULBIIER ...... BARBARA FIRE ...... RUBY RIGHPZTTI ...., PAUL TOOKER ......... ..... CLASS OFFICERS Second Year I...........P1'e5ident......... .......Vzce-preszdent...... ......Secretary....... .......PAT YOUNG .M.ARION SHOOK .LOUISE ULMER ........T1ea5u7'er............. .......,......IDA NIETO .....Fimmce Committee ...........AdUz5er............ .......Prexident....... .....Vice-president...... v. .......Secretary....... ,,,,........T7'6d5U7'67'..,..... Miss ANDERSON ...... ........... A dvlfef .--,------ Finance Committee ...t. RUBY RIGHETTI MISS DOWNING Fourth Year .........IRWVIN EFIRD .LOUISE ULMER RUBY RIGHETTI MARION SHOOK ....JOHN POTTER ......MISS WALL