Tulare Union High School - Argus Yearbook (Tulare, CA)

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ARGUS 0 1936 amz ,J of -L'JJLi7L' I f machinery, the pounding of hammers. steel men, heating men. eletricians. engineers, bosses anc laborers all working' so that present and future genera- tions may have buildings where modern education may find a place to grow and develop. My sincere thanks and appreciation is offered: To the members and past members of the lloard of 'llrustees for the hours of untiring' service given to the planning and carrying on of the vast amount of work necessary in developing a new school program for this, our progressive and wide awake community. To the Faculty and all other employees who have been loyal even though faced with the necessity of inconveniences and continued disturbances during this period of destruction and reconstruction work. To each and every member of our Associated Student liody who has given the finest of support and shown real cooperation, thus making possible the carrying' on of school during the period of brick bat rolling, steam shovel growls, caterpillar groans and all their indescribable noises resulting from the growth of a new building. H 'l'o the Class of l'J.3o. You have been good sports , even thoujfh von knew that the blessines of new buildinff' s , s rsh 5 f could not be yours, You have suffered more than others fi ,X who will reap the benefits of the new buildings. Yet you have carried on willingly and cooperatively. XYe will miss N you but we know that you go forth to seek new and greater glories and will return to us as conquerors., -1-Q' dp'-9.1-fn-. vie-ffff+ af 23zef w. la. 14. MS

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