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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Highlight of the activities of the Tulare High School District Board of Trustees this year was the big build ing program Following the earthquake which struck the San Joaquin Valley last summer the A and C Buildings were condemned by the Board and temporary classrooms were set up in the gym Soon thereafter two little buildings were built on the land behind the bus garages In the middle of this year the voters of the school district passed a bond issue by an overwhelming majority Near the end of the year the two old class buildings were torn down and their place within eighteen months will be two new two buildings Board also made many improvements which aided in -fthe-smith administration of our school. . . Theioard is headed by W J fBi1l7 Walker and other embers are Walter Long John Adair Jack Elkins and Carston Keefe f WILLIAM J WALKER President J A. ILKINS E CARSTON KEEP JOHN ADAIR WPLTP3 D0
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