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

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Georgia Perch, Secretary Wilma Saint, President Martha Denniston, Treasurer gw' Af' League The Girls' League started this year with a very low spirit, 551.23 in the treasury, and no President. Wilma Saint stepped from the position of Vice President, to become a very successful President. Miss Samuelson has been a very able advisor, and has deserved and received the utmost co-operation of the students. The annual Christmas party proved to be a huge success. Each class had con- cessions, in which about 55.00 was earned for the organization. A chicken dinner was served and later gifts were exchanged. This activity, being the high point of the year, spurred them on to the rest of the activities of the year. Miss Samuelson, Advisor K. Hamlin, R. Glass, P. Jones, C. Woodward, Class Representatives 4-no ' 9 1 Mmraaem.Mtsmaseirsffe-Q..,siei eus.swssswarm-fitzvfreliiximaafsrs , if

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yufu e Qrmzzeftx The Caruthers Chapter of the Future Farmers of America made this year an outstanding one in the annals of the Chapter. They started the year's activities during the summer with a Farm Safety Campaign, a swimming party, a fishing trip to Shaver Lake, a landscaping field day around the Agricultural Building, a trip to Camp Lillard at the State Fair, where they placed first in the iudging of milking Shorthorns, and first in Showmanship in the Million Dollar Livestock Parade. They made several livestock buying trips throughout the San Joaquin Valley and added many fine purebred animals to the boys' stock. At the start of the school the Chapter placed second in the Livestock Sweepstakes at the Fresno District Fair. The Chapter members also won prize money at the Chowchilla and Madera Fairs. The Caruthers Fair F. F. A. Livestock and Poultry Show, managed by the boys, was re- garded as a classic of efficiency and excellence by many valley iournalists and livestock writers. This year the Chapter had a joint F. H. A.-F. F. A. booth at the fair. The Chapter enjoyed a Boxing Show, went on a Snow Party, traveled to the coast for a Deep Sea Fishing Trip, held a Talent Show, participated in National F. F. A. week by setting up window displays, showing the values of the F. F. A. organization, held a Barn Dance, had a local Proiect Competition Program, instituted a Home Ag. Shop Competition, en- First row: C. Morgan, K. Bean, M. Tatom, D. Short, E. Win- ninger, G. Braga. Second row: L. Boyd, M. Rocha, B. Mandel, J. Fontes, L. Moon. Third row: B. Cox, A. Sousa, B. Shiftlett, D. Trout, J. Jackson, l. Knutson. Fourth row: A. Harris, H. Hansen, B. Nabors, A. Hemman, C. Farmer, H. Lane. Alvern Sousa Reporter Mr Adams Advisor L