Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

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Q15 MR. cox 423 MR. HEIL Q35 MR. ANDERSON gn MR. AHLEM 453 MR. HALLNER An Appreciation N NEARLY all organizations there are the powers visible and the powers invisible. We are all more or less in awe of the powers invisible, if not of the powers visible. There is in man an inborn fear of the unknown. At the head of each organization is the president, the manager, or the principal of the school. Behind each of these there stands the board of directors or trustees, the powers invisible, which with a sustaining, steady-v ing hand guides the destinies of the organization in matters of policy and control. A great measure of the success of the conduct of the Hilmar Union High School for this year lies in the very wise choice by the community of these powers invisible. It is the Board of School Trustees who without thanks, without pay, and largely without appreciation from the commun- ity, labor long and unselfishly for the best interests of the school. Fortunate indeed is Hilmar High to have on its board of trustees five successful, farmer-business men. We have learned that every truly suc- cessful farmer is a good business man, for the business of farming requires more diversified skill than any other occupation. Our board, keenly pro- gressive, ever open to new ideas, yet possessed of the vision of mature minds is an embodiment of the most desirable type of school trustee. Maurice G. Greenly. 12

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Boosters CARL A. HILLBERG GEORGE STARR Modesto-PIGGLY WIGGLY-Turlock A11 Over the World O. B. KLINT BROADWAY SWEET SHOP H. J. VILLINGER J. H. LEAGUE HAUCK'S PHARMACY FLOWERS' STORE VARIETY BAZAAR CITY MARKET, HILMAR A. E. FROST F. J. YOUNGDALE ' MR. GREENLY MRS. ROSE MISS CHIVERS MISS STEWART MISS ALLEN MRS. GILBERT MR. HANN MR. VESTAL MISS NELSON 11

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MARJORIE STEWART G. W. HANN VIOLA K. GILBERT ALBERTA ALLEN MAURICE G. GREENLY MARCELLA CHIVERS EMMA ROSE fPI'incipalJ JEAN NELSON .I. F. VESTAI. 13