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

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TRUSTEES MR, KLEPPER Superintendent: MR. ANDERSON MR. HANSEN. MR. TURMIRE Superintendent ' s Message: The graduating class of 1955 and 1956 has the honor of being the first graduating class from the New CARUTHERS UNION HIGH SCHOOL. The Class indeed has reaped a bounti- ful harvest. Several members of the class have received scholarships, honors, and awards. Examples of the outstanding awards are as follows: Kirby Hansen has received the principal appointment to Annapolis due to his outstanding scholastic achievement. This has been the first time that a student of this school has received such an outstanding honor. Ronald Uhles, another member of this graduating class, recently in competition with all Agricul- tural Students in California made a per- fect score on the Agriculture co-op test, which is the first time this has been accomplished in California. Many other graduates are likewise receiving great honors, as will be noted while viewing this annual. Congratulations are in order to this outstanding graduating class and to the teachers and administration who have guided so successfully this class to graduation. HARRY R. ANDERSON District Superintendent of Schools MR. PACKER MR. COX

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Mr. Holly Miller We, the students of the Caruthers Union High School, respectfully dedicate the 1955-56 La Puerta to Mr. Holly Miller, who has been a custodian at C. U, H. S, since 1952. Mr. Miller was born in Silver City, New Mexico on September 13, 1905. He attended school in Arizona but moved to California in 1929. Besides his duties at the school, he maintains a ranch here in the Caruthers district. To you, Mr. Miller, we dedicate the 1955-56 La Puerta because of your un-tiring help in the activities above and beyond your regular duties.

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--.-V-. ' SECRETARY Doris Kazmir ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Rose We are just completing the first school year in our new high school. Anytime we talk about school, our attention is focused upon the importance of a real education. What will the harvest from this education be? This is one investment that we can nnake which neither dissipation nor revolution can take away from us. Times may change but an efficient education can be used by e ' ery one to support himself, or herself, no matter what changes may occur in the conditions of the country. To the seniors, may the fruits of your harvest from your High School training soon be within your grasp. To the undergraduate students, may you continue your invest- ment in education until you can enjoy the harvest of a happy self-supporting life. PRINCIPAL Mr. Stoker DEAN OF GIRLS Jeanne Contel DEAN OF BOYS Donald Zimkowski