Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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XF xojs W N iw Page 16 OFFICES P.8zW. '1 cf F fo affffw fj QW WE'LL BE THERE Of most importance to the truant is the central offlce where the registrar Mrs Hughes passes out those little plnk papers we try to reslst Miss Dolores Ven turl is the secretary DIRECTION AND FINANCE The Q.-.asm-er'g office this year gained the name of commerce office and released lts duties of flnance to the newly organized section ln the old hulldlng where Mlss Theresa Plstoresl has charge of business Emily Gulntoli and Bernard Woods are pictured at work at the mimeograph and Miss Pistoresl at the typewriter r 4- XJ X N so W 5 X f 'J XJ X It COUNSEL-Guiding the students futures was the main item of the new Guidance Bu reau organized by Mr Erwin Decker counselor Ip T N 4 N '-. Y' A LJ XX I Sf X S Xi xy N O ' 5. I :ewes 1 I .X m T Q J B I 7 Nw '1 H x R , , I of I -I . iv' L i as I l M T' 3 . p f f Y i x m ,Ae :I V- ' -, df 41,191 3 I , ' 9 . I

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Cut Censoring Board 'w I 1 S' 1. ,- ,, rf,af 1 One of Amerlcas well known freedoms that of the press 1S sel dom tampered wxth The only cases of rearrangement are those of cen sorshlp whxch occur durmg a mxll tary crzs1s however the people of the Unxted States are broad mmd ed enough to allow thexr press r1ghts to be severely stretched dur mg any crrtlcal perxod They know that loose talk lS a detrlment to any democracy A partxal amount of therr trust 1S due to the knowledge that they have voted for thexr would be cen sors and they beheve that a pubhc servant chosen by popular vote lb responsrble for the welfare of the people Only news of value to the enemy w1l1 be excluded and the pubhc w1l1 recexve nts rlght to read of world happenmgs when the cr1s1s has passed I ' r v x ' 1 - Q y Y 1 Tl. i

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1942 ADMINISTRATIONS Page 17 SC rf F' ' af gk 5' PRINCIPAL L C THOMPSON Trustees Work On Board To Orgamze Our School At thexr work of orgamzmg ad mmlstratne and fmanclal details these sxx press foremen represent the townspeople ln the full cov erage of our sCh00l The addxtlon of a new bus Shed the constructlon of a new shop for agrlcultural students and the hlr mg of eight new teachers are proof of thxs years work These men make up the hxgh schools board of trustees 0 I 'vidio- Prmclpal Stresses Falth In Address To Semors Every year ln the Umted States an average of 30000 busmess ad ventures collapse and ID the year m Wh1Ch you graduate a spankmg new record wxll be reglstered due to the topsy turvy condltxons of emergency But lf human nature cont1nues as It always has for every blasted hope that has suc cumbed a new and vlgorous one w111 arise to take lt.S place Faxth ln the ablhty of someone younger faith 1n the vxrtue f somethmg dlfferent and falth ln the strength of somethlng new has ever been and wxll contmue to be the tr1gger sprmg of progress and adventure So long as you and those other thousands of hxgh school graduates retam thxs abxd mg falth IH yourselves and ln your country those freedoms for whxch we are now paymg dearly w1ll not be lost Somewhere 1n a scrap book I read thxs The past IS dead all thmgs are new full steam ahead and good luck to you' L C TOMPSON TRUSTEES-First row Mr E E Nelson Mr J A Sanderson. Second rovs Mr Paul Ocheltree Mr George Pickford Mr Sherwood Green , x q t 4 Q ' , Z I J' . f , I .4 as ' - -i- ' .ll ...':N:Ly,4x Q ! . . . 55 ' ' - or ,Le N , 47 . fl-4,' J . . K ' -lu 1 3?,.!2?L:- , . .- ' F' '19.. t . I ' ' QW, ' . . ' . ,- -a'v D sf? rw A N' f' , , .:.,,g'E.1tL3 4 -- -l . ' M V.'vA?'is ' , '..1,, QS? 1 - lr ', U N . ec, ig 'L . .' . ' -Ni V -' 1 K , . . . O ' S55 sf A .l,., ' ' , ' ' . X ' , 1 1 ' - ' . u ' ' Q YI , . -i , ,- .. .-A .-....- K' Q , .1 . O 7 . . - .S . 1 - ' Y ' l I . . . 4 I - ' ' 'I l .' 9 ' ' ' '