Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)

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Because of your endless effort and outstanding ability in organizing and building up our music depart- ment to the highest degree yet attained in our school's history and in giving the students of our high school an opportunity to express themselves in the world of music, we, the Seniors of '41, dedicate to you, James J. McCrohan, that which means more to us than any- thing else, our 1941 Annual Tower. DEDICATIO A Nw W w ---uni'

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FO E CR If, Whenever you open this book and scan through its pages, you remember some of the good times we've had in Watching our Buffaloes thunder to victory and also remember the fellowship and friendliness which prevailed in our high school, the purpose of the book will have been fulfilled, for We have honestly endea- vored to portray in Word and picture the spirit of Manteca Union High School.

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FWS J. F. Bisio Principal W ll J . BUFFALOES The Manteca High School symbol is the American buf- falo. Truly the choice of this animal to represent the Manteca High varsity football squad has been prophetic. For the past two years it has indeed been a thundering herdu. Like those noble animals of the Western plains, the Manteca High team has been courageous, strong, and has acted as a unit. And, as did those stampeding herds of by- gone days, it swept away all opposition which it faced. The American buffalo, which played such an important part in the western expansion of our United States of America, commanded the respect of its contemporaries, the pioneers. Manteca Buffaloes Be worthy of the respect of your con- temporaries. i J. F. BISIG. DIAMOND POULOS