Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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Sfreeholder Board' forms TIJINIS Dolicies Paralleling the work of a Board of Freeholders in a corporation, Tranquillity Union High Board of Trustees formulates all policies for the corporation farm of the high school. Countless trying problems crop up during the course of a year's school planning, and it takes a great deal of time, effort, and patience to cope with them. This year the Board reached tentative agreement on some issues involved in enlarging the school plant, a matter which has been under consideration for some time Also of special import- ance on the Board's agenda was forming an administrative code, a statement of rules and policies. Mr. Earl White has served on the Board of Trustees for the longest period of time, ll years. He owns and operates the Helm Garage. A member of the Board for lO years is Mr Anthon Carvalho local rancher Mr Fred . y , . . Garrison, a San Joaquin farmer, has given of his time and efforts in the interest of the high school for five years. The fourth member of the Board in order of length of service is Mr. William Deal who farms in the Mendota area. Mr. Clayton Brown has been on the Board two years. He operates a ranch in the Cantua district. ' I.. 2 ' li ki- , , :,'A ,N wi' I 'if-kllv.: lA-:- 4 l 1 4 if i - - 'N Af ' ', E3 . A Q I . ' i ' l 1 h ,K , ', V L Y .yn MR. WILLIAM DEAL, SR. MR. E. R. WHITE. MR. FRED GARRISON Clerk MR. A. M. CARVALHO MR. CLAYTON BROWN President

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Deditiltivn To Mr Thomas O Ruch the man whose endurnng patuence and endearing manner have gladdened the hearts of every member of thus graduating class thus l954 Tule as dedicated Although Mr Ruch has held no ottucual posltuon wuth the class throughout these tour years he has always been wnllung to help any one on any matter truvlal or great as the case might be We are truly grateful for all the help he has given us and want hum to know he will remain long nn our memory 4 l . . , , . I -

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6 orkers' Draise Again l wish to express my gratitude to students of Tranquillity Union High School for their excellent behavior and fine attitude. Discipline cases gradually become fewer and the percentage of attendance be- comes higher as students make progress in developing qualities of good citizenship. More and more students who transfer to other school express regret upon leaving, and more and more returning students are happy to come back. These are good signs. This is your school, and it is just as good as you make it. As your administrator, l congratulate you, Iliff ?,ff'W-,sesf SUPERINTENDENT ALFRED R. EVEREST ffice taff Handles tfarmt Business Every large farm needs secretarial help to take care of paper work and a variety of office tasks for the business as a whole. The TUHS farm is no exception in this regard. ln the school office, letters are written, announcements duplicated and distributed, supplies sold, and rent on teacherages collected. Records of attendance, registration, and grades are made and filed. Separate sets of books are kept for district, cafeteria, and office funds. Monthly financial reports are made and quarterly, semiannual and yearly reports are compiled. r OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. Bernyce Hughes, txpist, Mr Jack Cook, vice principal and attendance officer, Mrs. Helen Napier, bookkeeper and general office worker Tommy Foster and Alphonso R.vera iboth standing are student helpers