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MR. S1-HRK MR. Sl-HRK livery person who has ia ' 1 Tulare high school during the past 20 years has proh- ahly become acquainted with Mr. Shirk, the janitor. During that time Mr. Shirk has worked at the school iroin the time it was just an iniant until it XA has grown to its present size. lrle has been on hand . to handle the janitor work during the building oi every huilding heing used hy the school. The only holdout to this record was the old administration ' ' ' ' ll the present auditor- building nun. . Corning to this territory several years heiore the turn oi the eentury Nr. Shirlc has seen not only Tulare high school hut the entire valley grow to its present position ot a yaluahle diversiiied farming territory. He has seen Tulare lake hoth dry and lull several times and today is one of the hest informed historians oi Tulare and Tulare county. His tri ' f cl loyal with pride that we say, YOU 1 X T - MR SHTRK. Will SATQUTE l d any connection with which is now replaeer xy ends are innumerable an
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l t l ewffne. composed of Although the llirls' Stuc en . . g all the girls in the student body, was unahle to have group meetings, due to lack of sufficient room, the or- ganization had a very successful year. A party was given in honor of the freshmen girls at the heginning of the year in order to get them ac- quainted. The li. S. li. did a great deal of welfare work, especially during Christmas time. Christmas harrels were placed outside the offices and the classes competed for honors of having the largest donations. Many articles of clothing and non-perishable food were gathered in this way for distribution. Other do- nations were made hy different groups in the school. The organization held its annual haekwarcl dance in the spring which proved to be one of the most suc- cessful dances given during the year. These are only a few of the activities of the G. S. L. The officers: Elizabeth Lowson, Presidentg Doro- thy Chisholm, Vice-Presidentg Anna Mitchell, Secre- taryg Bette Xllilbur, Treasurerg Patsy Rosson, Social Chairman and Bette NVarren, VVelfare Chairman. Mrs. VN lilder is adviser. C-5lRLS' STUDENT LEAGUE lzst---Vliislioliii, l,owson. llosson. -- .. .... . Xvildc-l', Mitchell, NVilhux'. I I Nillclcvl
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