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

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,,. I . f, X , wk. Q is V it . 1 1 ,. fi -H l1'm'k row, lvff In rfylzf: ,I lllnek. X. Hansen. I.. Kzilm, R. Shmnmn, M. Fiilzilgo, ll. VV:isl1inglon. l', Fink flfiilillf' ruin: ll. XYise. S. Hlizirzxt, I.. XVinniger. K. I'etrey, VV, Ilansen. U. Peiirle-rgrnss. ll. llovini. liruur rwrut ll. lililfklllllll. ll. Stewart, R. Yinn. R. lilaekmun, lf. llniros. il. liovnes, fi. Uverstreel. I.n:tw'r' lrfl. ezuulnlates for btate l':lrlner :ur:u'1ls: lurlir- lznnen. Leland fnlstrzipr I.-'tem' rlyllll: .X group :it work in the Yietory fizirdin. UF AME MIA Un April 16, tlie Clmpter gave its zinnuzil Student Body 1lSSCl11l7ly in wliieli Mr. N. D. lludson, Qounty Furni Adviser, spoke lnrielly about tlie world food supply, and introduced Miss l3zirlxiru Sampson wlio explained tlie processes to lie used in lioine drying vegetables to increase tlie general liood supply. llie ellieienl ollieers include: George Dildine, Prsidentg Leland Gilstrap, Vice-President: Kenneth Terltelsen, Seeretairyg lloward Hznnmond, Treasurer: Curtis llnnen, Reporterg llains Cunlund, Sergeuntait-Armsg lolin R. Adams, Clmzipter Adviser. Paul Perez represented Czirutliers with Ll perlieet score at the Production Credit Assoeizition Quiz, and lveeanne Secretary ol' tlie loeail elizipter for tlie lust quanler ol' ilu- year. Page T-lI'EIIf'!'1lilll' fy' if

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0l I ll'lCRS .N'Iulul1ny1: bl. R. .xll!lll'lS. Adviser Vice-president. lfrnul Vere: K. Terkclsen, Seen ltiy G. Dilrline. Presiilentg linnen, Reporter. l'l'lw'r, Xlllllrlllilijli l.. Gilstmlr, C. Iingle, IZ. Petrey, ll. Gunlunrl, ll. llammond. ll. llunlund. D, Dosliuieh. .Vrulfwlz Ii. Lund. l'. Perez. Ci. Uiltlinc. l.. llunn. K. Terkelscii. fl. ilunlunrl, ll4ilU'lli'URlt+f, F Mil-ERS Among the more important activities participated in by the Future Farmer Chapter was a scrap metal and rubber drive. This drive which started near the close ol the 1942 school year and terminated late in the liall of the following school year netted well over 92 tons of scrap. From the money received from the sale and handling ol' this scrap, the Chapter purchased 515325.00 in VVar Bonds at the Caruthers Bond Sale held February 27. The balance of the money received is being used to finance the Victory Garden project and other chapter activities. lVlore war bonds will be purchased after the sale of the garden produce. ln the early spring, the Chapter obtained the privilege of using the lots across from the school for a Victory Garden. Page Tireutj'-eiglit II. Hamnioiul. 'l'reasul'er: ll, Gun lunil, Sergeant-at-Arms: I.. Gilstrap 1.

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bn l'l'lu'f', .Vflllltll-H512 R. Motllcral. li. Sarkisian. R. Hates, ii. Dilmlinc, D. llzirnler. I.. Nunn. K, Tcrkclscn R. Darmzmizm. j. iionu-5. Knnrlnfgfz ll. llovini. II. llunlnuml. J. Clll'iSlCI1SL'l'l. J. VVhitenur. U. PCil'L'y. B. MCTCCY. I.. Gilstrap R. llarrih. 1 I.fm'1'r: J, XYllilcucr, Sucrct:1l'y-'I'l't'zisurvr3 fl. Dilclilw. I'n-xirlvlit. 66 V ARSH ii Y W Bccuusc ol' wartime rcstrictions, thc Varsity C had il very uneventful year. rlilic elimination of intcrfscliool sports removed thc chief incentive for Hvarsity CTM' x.,..XS.l 1 autlxltlu, .inc as 21 result, the organization passed into il spiritless coma which is likelv to persist for the duration Page Thirty