Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

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Mm, xg,-qgwgwwlrvrvr tl ltitit lllflfllllllllfl Board members, left to right. William Ahlem, Axel Youngborg, clerkg O. C, Anderson, president, C. G, McLaughlin and A. E. Larson, Left to right: A. C, Stevens, Ir principal, and Miss Doris Bettencourt office secretary Improvements Are Made By Board Carrying on a schoolwide maintenance program in summer is the continued policy of the Board of Trustees which meets on the first Tuesday of every month. Some of the more outstanding undertakings of the Board this year are the pur- chases of a bus, an elite typewriter and new furniture, rebuilding of the commercial department and the Art building, and the levelling off of IUUUUU square feet of land for athletic purposes, STEVENS WORKS EOR BETTER FACILITIES Eleven years ago, when only the Main and a few temporary buildings existed and the enrollment numbered about 130, A. C, Stevens, Ir., became principal. Among the many improvements made during that period are the construction of the gym, shop and agriculture buildings and changes in the Art, I-Iome Economics and Main buildings. At present Mr, Stevens is the deputy coroner of Merced County, district superf intendent of schools and secretary of the Board of Trustees. Miss Doris Bettencourt, graduate of IQ37, has been office ,secretary for two years,

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,..F,!,, . Q--rv Dedication To you, Miss Marion Youngborg, for your unceasing efforts in making every issue ol the school paper a more enjoyable one, tor your Willingness and ever present de- sire to aid your students, and because you hold the interest of the students truly at heart, We, the annual staff, dedicate Volume XIX of the l94U Waukeen, v rn. -,i.7ii.M,L 1 fi . , ,Q 5 .I ,Q W

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bi FRANKLIN T. WILSON Vice-Principal Fresno State College, AB. 1929 Graduate work, Stanford Became a member of Hilmar facultv in 1930. Now teaching Science, Photography. 'X San lose tate College, AB. 1939 A mem of Phi Epsilon Kappa, Honora 1' sical Education So' ciety. It Q member of Hile mart -1 A ' 9. Now teaching I N hysi f ducation. Vx -1 ROBERT C BERRY X J A I Q' I ,nie , is , M... .,...a f?l, BETTY V. PICKARD University of California, AB. 1937 Graduate Work, University oi Southern California. University of Southern California, M.A, in Speech. A member of Athenian Scholar ship Society, Mask and Dagger. Honorary Dramatics Society. Be- came a member of Hilmar faculty in 1939. Now teaching Dramatics, English, Clothing. Faculty University of California, A. B 1935 Graduate work, University of California, Mills College. A member of Guild of Applied Arts, Honorary Household Arts Club at U C., Honorary Art Club at Mills. Became a member of Hilmar faculty in 1939. Now teach- ing Glee Clublvlathematics, Foods. lEA L ETH ALTMAN 4 , ' ffm... IOHN D. HARDIE Oregon State, BS. 1928 Graduate work, University of California at Davis. A member of Alpha Zeta, Honore ary Agricultural Society: Gamma Sigma Delta, Honorary Graduate Society in Agriculture. Became a member of Hilmar faculty in 1930. Now teaching Agriculture. University of California, AB. 1937 Graduate work, University ot California, Armstrong's Business College, 1939 ' A member of Phi Delta Kappa. National Men's Education Honor Society, Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honor Society, Became a member of Hilmar faculty in 1939. Now teaching Commercial Subjects, Physical Education. B I. SIMONTACCHI ii f