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

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Staff ff' 5 ACULTY MEMBERS 'TOP PICTURE Top Row: J. Utter, J. Rodgers, M. Schibsby, L. Smith. Second Row: W. Stewart, D. Main, A. Ostash, W. Ross Third Row: G. Stull, W. McKinney, H. McMaster, A. Smith TEACHERS eo Au. our FOR vlcToRY Fillmore High School lost two teachers to the armed forces this year. Mr. Russell Flint, junior high teacher, joined the Navyg Mr. Elbert Graham, English teacher, joined the Coast Guard. In addition to their regular duties as teachers, the faculty members , OFFICE put in four hours a month at the Miss Stella Harthorn h tower. Bobby Styles was SCCFSYHTY f ' cd Z post during the time the teachers were watching. . A A V! ' BOTTOM PI TURE Top Row: A. ors, H. Bigger, W. Knight, E. Elser Second Row: A. Hansen, B. Albright, E. Harajian, S. Brown Third Row: R. Casier, V. Fremlin, I. Aitchison, J. Honn. . . J ANITORS B. Ridenbaugh, A. Myers, B. Styles, C. Lee, C. Rummans. OFFICE STAFF F. Trout, J. Clanton, P. Herndon, E. Guthrie

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Administration 1 Donovan W. Main MESSAGE GIVEN BY MR. MAIN During the present year, it has been necessary to discontinue many activities and phases of school life, owing to the conditions of the times. A very definite attempt has been made to keep the school life as normal as possible, and still to be of utmost service in the training of the youth for the fullest participa- ,tion in the war effort. The students have enthusiastical- ly served in the harvest program, purchased war bonds and stamps with a vengeance, and pursued their educational program with a greater determination. The tone of the entire student body has been one of sacrifice, service, and oneness in the drive to prosecute the war and again bring peace and the four freedoms to our community, state, nation, and the peoples of the world. Principal Mrs. Edith Moore Jarrett Girls' Vice Principal BOARD OF TRUSTEES Albert Haase, Leo Harmonson, Clarence Burson, Joe Scanlin, Floyd Warring

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Student Council Top Row: D. Burson, Commissioner of Advertisementg D. Mosbarger, Commissioner of Entertain- mentg Miss Alice Hansen, Advisorg C. Strifler, Commissioner of Athleticsg T. Nelson, Second Vice President. Front Row: C. Young, Editor of News Flashesg K. Taylor, Commissioner of Finance: D. Taylor. Stu- ' dent Body Presidentg B. J. Hardison, Vice Presidentg G. Mayhew, Secretaryg B. Seams, Editor of Copa de Oro. ' Student Bond Buyers Pose with Navy Jeep Don Taylor, Student Body President WAR ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BY COUNCIL The Student Council led Fillmore High in its Schools at War pro- gram for 1942-1943. Among their outstanding achievements during the year were the acquisition of a Minute-Man Flag for 9096 buying of defense bonds and stamps, the spon- soring of a record bond sale during the month of April, the purchase of a hundred dollar bond for the student body, the successful back- ing of drives for China Relief, the Tuberculosis Fund, and the Infan- tile Paralysis Fund, the launching of the project to send letters and United States flags to the Allied Nations, the dispatch of Christmas letters to Fillmore boys in service, and the performance of the duties of hosts and hostesses during Public Schools Week. During the semester, three coun- cil members left and were replaced by new members. Don Mosbarger was elected to fill the post of com- missioner of entertainment vacated by Bill Cochrang Chester Strifler replaced Wallace Taylor as commis- sioner of athleticsg Bernice Seams replaced Wallace as editor of the annualg and Kathryn Taylor replac- ed Margaret Maxwell as commis- sioner of finance.