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C. JONES, Finance Manager EIGHT C. QUICK, G. HlCKMAN je. KP . . ! ,flee rznczpa Mr. Quick, one of the most hard working and co-operative teachers at Chowchilla Hi, is considered the mainstay of the school by many of the students and teachers. Among his many duties and one of the most important is that of viceeprincipal. Here he supervises the student govern- ment and the student activities ol the CUHS tribe. ln addition to this Mr. Quick also handles all of the Redskin publicity. -ffilfviiclcrzicc L. KILPATIUCK, L. BOISE, M. SAGAL .lust like the lndians of long ago who were gone from the village for short times, there are students at C. U. H. S. who find it necessary to be absent from school. The chiefs worry when this occurs, and it is Mrs. Sagals' job in the attendence office to keep a record of student absentees and the reasons for being absent. fjiizuizcc The Chowchilla lndians had little or no money, so they didnt need a financial manager. But Mr. Jones, finance director finds that he is kept very busy with all the business transactions and finance matters carried on by C.U.H.S. .HElNDSEl.MAN, K. DVCKERSON, l. BRINER, C. JONES XI' p 4. ' 1 Ifit, f'iz5VkT'i C sloth? -
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NEAL E. WADE I 27.1 zcipczl . During Mr. Wade's administration, this past year has been one of the most successful in C.U.H.S. history. Under his guidance several new classes were started, the appearance of the school was improved, and another banner year in sports was com- pleted. We, the students of C.U.H.S., give our humblest gratitude to Mr. Wade for his kindness and sincerety concerning our student affairs during the past year. 1432.9-ii, I 44.1-nl
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J, KNIGHT, N. KINTS, J. BOLLINCER, P, HOWARD, B. CARGILL, J. COOK, R. SAULSBUPY, P, HOWARD, Secretary A, PRICE, C. THISSEN, M. LAKIN OII2.-Q AIQUII' Instead of the simple records kept by our early Chowchilla lndians, the office stall at C.U.H.S. maintains a complex and thorough set of records on all the students and all sc'1ool activities. 67 . miizsv Illg The Indians placed confidence in the advice given to them by the tribe Medicine Man, but he was not by any means as efficient as our student counselor at C.U.H.S. For advice and help to solve the many problems con- cerning questions about any college we would like to attend or vocation we are preparing for, we have Mr. Struck who also supervises an extensive student testing program. E EELL, P STPUCK P STPUCK, Cc..r'seIIo NINE
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