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

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Superintendent MR. HARRY ANDERSON SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE This year will be a year of decision for the Class of1959. At no time in the history of the world has there been a period when great decision must be made, and I might say decisions with meaning and accuracy. At the very time of your graduation the Berlin decision must be made by the Big Four. This decision must be made with accuracy and equality to all or our world may again be plunged into a terrible global war. It is the hope of the administration of this school that each of you in theC1ass of 1959, will concentrate on the problems facing you and with the knowledge you have gained in studies at the C aruthers Union High School you may be better equipped to make your decisions correctly. We hope that your decisions will help your future and that of all mankind to live in peace and happiness. CARUTHERS UNION HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Caruthers Union High School Board of trustees have devoted hours of their time to the development of our educational opportunities. They have given willingly their time for the careful planning of the school rules and regulations for the students to abide by. The success of the students' training for the future is the result of the painstaking effort exhibited by this legislative body of men. Left - Right - Mr, Packer, Mr. Turnmire, Mr. Cox, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Klepper, 6

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CWAMY l xlixk -msc, Mx Caruthers Hrgh School s Admlmstrauon lS patterned after our natxon s government We have a prestdent whlch 18 our Prmctpal Hts cabmet lS composed of the faculty The two law maklng bodles are the board of trustees and the student councll who play a blg part ln makrng laws and runnmg our school 5 0 U 0 xxlt AX ff -, XX X ' HK 41 ff' - -

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Class of 1959, I congratulate you upon your achievements, The goal is just ahead. You are about to leave Caruthers High. For four years opportunity has been your constant com- panion. Each individual knows how well he has taken ad- vantage of this companionship. If every day's achievement has been up to individual capacity, then is this commence- ment season a time of real rejoicing? I cannot say just what the four years have meant to you. They have meant much to me. We have had some very happy times together, both as individuals and as a class, the real significance ofwhich will become more apparent to you as the years go by. As a class you will soon go forth into a rapidly changing social, political and economic world. Individually youwill be confronted with problems that will test your strength and courage. It is my hope that you will go forward to the com- pletion of a successful life, MR. R. WAYNE ROSE Sincerely, Mr. Rose PfiUCiP-31 OFFICE WORK Our students, who work in the office with Doris Kazmir, secretary, this year have been very efficient. Our job is to do general office work, and work as an assistant to the secretary. Doris teaches us how to work the office machines, telephones, and she teaches us office work that will help us in the future on a job. First period office work has three girls assigned to work. These three girls type the bulletin and mimeo graph it off. Then they deliver copies of the bulletin to every teacher, Seventh period office work has two girls assigned to work. These girls type the list of absentees of each day and do general office work. Second, fourth, fifth, and sixth periods office work have only one girl assigned to each period, to do general office work. Each girl in the office receives a grade, as in any other subject. Miss Comel Mr. Zimkowski Mrs. Doris Kazmir Dean of Girls Dean of Boys School Secretary 7