Merced Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Merced, CA)

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FAREWELL . . . Vice Principal and Dean of Girls Louise Norvell Mechanical Drawing Instructor Filing and Calculating Instructor Harry A. Wilson Olive Longsdorl It has been a long totir of d'.ii',', but for tiie rtoiiy' 'y 1'ifT,' I lzixe been To be HAPPY, do the kind of work Ive liked it, My hail-century of oitaso- privilctiffn to '-fork ot Mercfifi Unior. you enjoy . . I have been happy ciation with Merced Union H1321 Hiofh fjiliooi for fzf- lie people serving you and being 'Nl'hl ou School is, I tnink, a record I .anal I liavo worried for '-::'11 Ani 'TJILVG I.Oij'SdOrf rniss it and shall take witn ine tion for the :nany lr: tzzf friend,:E11r..s I tond memories of rny boy.: and girl, have rio: :ii rzl.-.'a','.1 ice past and present, as I rnake ity 'al grateful --Iofcrr' 'on bo'.-.if--Louise Norvell As the pill? cz nortor n anv processor: at tzze '?f.c1 1' 4.3 fitting that lffiss Norvell, Mrs, Longsdort and Mr Wilson FIl'J.,liCi :Zola ini: irnporttxni rcosition 1' re or. to this years graduates. These three faculty rnernbers, too, have coripietecl their 'fella 1 IJUPIS ccfe of school these well-liked teachers end their lcna and devoted teacorg careers IVIYS.-l.CflflT1iCTf ro' taught subjects vary Iron. rt tc bookkeeping and for rnany years she was head of the Conirnery :I Lenarttiienz. She :so organic the Corriclcr Patrol which for a long tirne success- fully controlled traffic xr. tie nails Front head of .nf iirto : Departiicnt Senizr Countseior Miss llorvefl has risen to Vice Principa' and Dean of Girl: QQ: ' o' 'ii 'o been a :iiersber or the Ile-riegi County Board of Education for the last three decades Mr Vfilson .ftitrtf-c. here of woodwork: irfructcr and in latter years has taught rnechariical drawing ex- clusively In addition io teaczizng he Eta: been official f1 .Qi1'E'3QGf :ii tear: trainer for all sports In recoanitzoti of their fine 'errice l.fi,1s ..or'.'ef, fire Lonzsolcrf and Mr Wilson have each been present- erl ci gold riloaiie crzntznz inet: cootjtiiti-ent:'.r',' adriifrlon ioraii school aftairs for lite El Rodeo on behalf :ff the rtnoent I3T'11f':' and aiurniii of MUHS sincere appreciation for the fine iobs well 'icne :nd E:f,::rtie:t good '.-.'is21e.v for noiiltn and noppiness to our 'llost Distinguish- ed Graduates of SE'

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C. 5. F. SENIUHS The constitution of the California Scholarship Federation was ratified on October 15, 1921. However, the Merced Chapter was not established until 1945. lts membership has steadily increased. To become or remain a part of the California Scholarship Federation, a school must be accredited by the University of California. The California Scholarship Federation believes in democracy at its finest. It encour- ages all students to develop their talents and abilities to the utmost and to accept in full rights and obligations of a true citizen. Its goal is Scholarship for Service. The purpose of this organization is to foster a higher standard of scholarship and broader ideals of serv- ice on the part of the students. A minumum of ten points is required for membership, two points of which can be made through extra-curricular activities. A grade of A counts three points and a grade of B one point. A failure in any subject bars a student from membership for the succeeding semester. At the time of graduation the chapter seal is embossed upon the diploma or the college transcript of the senior member. BACK ROYV: L. Applegate. A. Arnett, B. Wisner. I. Steinhauer. S. Herb. R. Repsher. C. Cutler. SECOND HOW: L. Robertson. I. Bunnell. M. Mcxecm. M. Myers. T. Sawyer. I. Dubose. FIRST ROW: M. Hunt. D. Schuber. C. Noble. I. Monson. '