Fowler High School - Litoria Yearbook (Fowler, CA)

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A D WILSON, PRESIDENT AARON BUTTS O C HUTCHINGS EORGE MCCLUPG Blldfll ol Trustees The schools of the Unuted States duffer from those of the other countrues un the respect that they are run by the people The foreugn schools are run by the government Schools un thus country have a board of trustees elected by the people of each communuty to run the school un that com munuty Donatung theur efforts the board spends many long hours on varuous ussues such as handlung school funds hurung faculty members and watchung over the hugh school un general Mr A D Wulson us the Dresudent of the board thus year Mr Wulson a rancher has been on the board for eleven years He has a son and a daughter who are both graduates of thus school Mr Ruchard Goode a graduate of Fowler Hugh us the secretary of the board He was on the board from l94l I944 and was re e'ected un l95O Mr Goode us a local rancher Another trustee who has been on the board for eleven years us Mr O C Hutchungs He us a rancher and has a son now a freshman at tendung Fowler Hugh and a daughter Mr George McClurg us another alumnus of Fowler Hugh He has been on the board for nune years and us also a rancher near Fowler Mr McClurg was the furst Student Body Presudent at Fowler Hugh a n d h a s three chuldren who are all graduates of our school Mr Aaron Butts a member of the board for seven years us the Pacufuc Coast sales manager for T G Schmeuser He has two sons One us a graduate and the other us now a senuor at Fowler Hugh 8 ,- . . 0 . l , u I 1 1 s L I - I I I 1 1 r - ' 1 1 . ' ' u . . . . , - I . , . . . , I RSCHARD GOODE CLERK

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PRINCIPAL FRANK P SCHROETER THE VICE PRINCIPAL SAYS ThIs school has been known as the Redcats the Flghflng Redcats fo a number of years Yet no one seems to ques tIon the POINT ofa red cat or the pOSSIbIl Ity of such an anImol The reasons why no one QUESTIONS the word from a lIterary vIewpoInt IS obvIous The students and faculty of thIs school have made It so real by ITS loyalty Its tradItIons Its Splflf Its record In all fIelds of school lIfe that no dIctIonary can express nor does one questIon the meanung of the wo d Redcot Our class of l95l has certaInly Increased the fame and power of the word Redcot and ITS emblem They wIll contInue to cherIsh It as classes wIll come and strIve for lfS contInuous growth and fame for decades to come Ulll IlmIIIIstI atm s THE PRINCIPAL SAYS Good schools don t just happen They have to be ea rned usually by the combIned efforts of students laymen and teachers Good schools a e the tra nI g ground for Informed AmerIcan CITIZEN shIp They are our fIrst lIne fo defense Good schools develop an IndIvIduaI who achIeves reasonable compromIses between hIs own aspIratIons and the welfare of SOCIETY as a whole Good schools wIll develop a natIon of better cItIzens more conscnous of theIr blessIngs more resolute In theIr responsIbIIItIes and more dedIcoted to theIr freedom f5'L.W!H0sa!' O I 1 I 1 11 11 I - I I I I r I 'n I I - I Ui ' ' r VICE-PRINCIPAL GEORGE W. SMITH ' ' Q ll Il ' ' - . . I - , , , . . . I I . . I I . I I' Il II Il ll I I O I 9