Julian Union High School - Eagle Yearbook (Julian, CA)

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Civics is one of Mr. PUkansrud ' s many subjects. DHALLENGES OF SOCIE; ' ' y Coach Robertson experiments with his new discovery., kA. , V ■ ' A I • ■ , - w Mrs. Roberts enjoys sewing as much as A jf V- ■ ® enjoys her Home Ec. Class. Mr. Thompson surveys for a new fence line. Mrs. Zemmer ' s happy face expresses her fondness for teaching music. Mr. Wallenberg ponders the intricacies of a slide rule.

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Mr. Clement instructs students in the art of public speaking. Miss Cox creates a masterpiece. Kir. Kellogg shows students the places which are making history. NFORMED FACULTY MEETi An informed citizenry is an important factor in a democratic system of government. Due to the help of our teachers, we are able to take an active part in our society. They are always ready and willing to help us with our school activities and cur school work. Many times we doubt their efforts and they, in turn, wonder about us but in later years we will thank them for their efforts. Miss Morton helps students prepare for future vocations. u Mrs. Patton unfolds the wonderful world of Spanish to her students. MA

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LOCAL LEGISLATORS Reverend Blum shows trickery with a rope to his Boy Scout troop. Mr. Whitlock, one of the veteran board members, is enjoying one of his leisure moments. Mr. Fortiner, the Borrego member, admires his lovely flower garden. The people of the business world help manage the economy of our country. It is to the Board of Trustees that we owe our gratitude for their part in keeping Julian High ' s business in order. The Board, which could be called our legislative body, is charged with the duties of selecting our faculty members, deciding on improvements for the school, and planning school expenditures. They are the ones who administer our privilege of receiving a public education. Mr. Macfarlane, a contract estimator, pours over building plans and contracts. 10 Mr. Cauzza enjoys his life on a. ranch.