Fillmore High School - Copa de Oro Yearbook (Fillmore, CA)

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I To help you young people not to prepare to live, but to live happily here and now, is the aim of a Girls Vice-Principal. May l some day attain that ideal. Xa X 7 May the perpetuation ot memories serve as a source ot confidence and inspiration to give impetus for the enrichment ot modern society through cooperative endeavor. Boys' Vice-Principal iijiffzf Uv: if Girls' Vice-Principal

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PBINIIIPAU5 MESSAGE The advent of 1940 marks the beginning of a new decade in the history of Fillmore Union High School. The accomplishments and deeds of the past are of such a high order that We as teachers and students will be constantly challenged to maintain these standards. ln keeping with the true meaning of progress we should continually strive to do our bit towards the improvement and enrichment ol our school life. May l94U represent another round in this ladder of success.

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FACUI.'I'Y Miss Beatrice Albright Ensz 4 o Mr. Elbert Graham . X Mr. Co Higmcm Mr. Eugene Kennedy Miss Emily Lyon Mr. Harry Bigger 5 4 fZW Miss Vera Fremlin Miss Alice Hansen Mrs. Edith Icxrrettl f N Mr. William Knight Mr. Donovan Main Mr. Walter Marple 4.l-i