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FAnyone wishing to broaden their knowledge in Politic? may receive plenty of information free of charge any day in the Senior Class when Faye Miller and Walter Covington are present. 7eBasketball game with Sanger. Chaperoning becomes popular institu- tion of T. U. H. S. 9eStudents, now is the time to get your application in to Miss Lang, if you desire to become expert debaters. 5.5 14eDebate with Kerman. Hurrah, we win! ISeRainI Hail! Rain! Mendota and San Joaquin conspicuous by their absence. 21-Basketball game with Kerman. Girls decide to set up barber shop for the benefit of those who are unable to find such a place. 24-Mr. Brauer begins Manual Training Class. 28-We win debate from Clovis. 29-Muiscal concert-Dilthy Family. February- 4-Basketball game with Clovis. Poor 01d Bus? FRalph Shaw, the poet, makes his appearance in the school. 7ePrincipalts convention. A weekts vacation. IFPost Graduates please accept this advice: Our Senior boys must not be attracted from their studies. ED-Iiiv 23eMiss Lang and History Class take a trip on the underground railroad described by Elsie. 26-Dance. ttOh, that cake V March- 4ettBess Goes to Europe? Gone, but not forgotten. SeTennis game with Sanger. 6-Junior Class presents bulletin board to school. 8e-Girls challenge Freshmen boys to game of baseball. Clever bits of poetry appear upon the bulletin board. Faculty censors. lO-Girls win baseball game from local grammar school girls. Miss Lang mysteriously departs from the interesting game for a comfortable seat in a Dodge car. 11-Semi-fma1 debate won by Fresno. Thafs all right, team. 14-Instituteta week,s vacation. 19-Tennis with Kerman easily won. ZlettOh, that horrid camera man? 25-Sanger forfeits baseball game. hggh
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School Calendar September:- 13eSchool opens. New students galore. 1PThe faculty and 01d students become source of information bureau for the bewildered Freshies. 27eVVelcome party given by old students to new. 30eEveryone restless. Eager for holiday. October- SeCounty Fair cheers the students. Faculty goes north. lOeRemember students, don,t sit and gaze out of the Windows; such actions do not appeal to sedate faculty. 23eTennis game With Sanger. We,re coming! ZQeReports come out. Everyone puzzled about application. ' 30-D0mestic Science Department serves principals of county. Novembere 1-Is the Miller an insect or an animal? For information see Miss Keith. SeElsie Stricklin very dreamy; reason seen on her third finger of the left hand. lOeWe win debate from Sanger. First Victory! IFEarl Dierking and Una Curry Visit school. Welcome Alumni. ZO-Cheer up, Ruth! He never forgets San Joaquin When he has a vacation. ZZ-Kid party given by Miss Doughty and Post Graduates. Girls carried away With Mr. Brauerts knee pants and hair comb. January- 2-Sorry, kiddies ,but vacation is over. Wake up! SwTom Meagher registers, the kick has come to Tranquillity. 4eNo wonder Miss Hood wears a smile. Didntt you know hets home from Stanford? SeMr. Bohns disappointed. Christmas didn,t bring forth diamond rings promised by the two science teachers. ewe
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2-Coalinga Track meet. hWe wont get home ,till morning? 4b-Steve decided to get a partial hair cut. 6-Manua1 Training Shop construction begun. SePlayed baseball with Kerman. 9rEverettts flrst shave. 15--Spring is here. Francis tries out the new shower bath. 16e-Miss Hunt proves a very jovial chaperon for students. 17-VValter Covington has found a good recipe to become popular. Those beautiful roses. 19'Just consider the source if you hear Lester singing, ttOh, Helen? ZOeAsk Inez Brown about the new house that is being erected. 21-Dontt let them kid you, Mattie. They all fall sooner or later. . ZZ-ttRed Letter Dayf, Won baseball from Clovis. Electric lights installed. Royal Hawaiian Family; full house. 23-Look out for Miss Doughty and her treacherous camera. 24eKeep your face straight and watch Marshall Johnson in the Music Class. 29-Raisin Day. Hurrah for the float. May- Z-eLocal Declamation Contest. bOh, you orators? S-Final Declamation Contest. hNo time to shimmy? 7eOperettaettIsle of Chance. IIeColor rush. Rah! Rah! Rah! 13eSchool Board dinner, given by Domestic Science Department. 16-Senior Day. Now,s the time. June- S-Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Harry White. FSenior play, All-of-a-Sudden, Peggy? 7eJuniors entertain Seniors. 8eCommencement. Tully C. Knoles. 9eA1umnidinner. Farewell! Farewell! uzgu
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