Fall River High School - Echoes Yearbook (McArthur, CA)

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, 'N if-1-r - S www? I We, the members of the o Les Agee, a man who was well liked by everyone. Echoes Staff, would like to dedicate this l959 annual t Les served on the board of trustees of Fall River Union High School for one term, prior to Unification. For several years he was leader of the Soldier Mountain 4-H Club. He held the office of Master of the McArthur Grange for two years, having been an ac- tive member since the organization of the Grange in 1926. Les acted as one of the first fair managers of the Intermountain Fair before the job became a permanent and paying one. He was past Chairman of the Fall River Valley Chamber of Commerce. He origi- nated the McArthur Christmas tree and accomplished much as president of the McArthur Businessmen's Organization. Les helped the Fall River High School Driver Training pro- gram to get its start by donating the use of the first driver training car, and has replaced it with a new model annually. He was a member of the McArthur Volunteer Fire Depart- ment and was always ready to go. He served as De t pu y Coroner for many years and went beyond the call of duty to help people in many cases. The community will miss Les and think of him often in the future.