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

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E715 Dean Have you g1V9H thought to the scholar students at hlgh school9 Are you satisfied with the records that you made? Surveys made by business leaders agree that there 1S a close relationship between performances at work and the kind of records you gained for yourselves whileat school The failure 1n high school who later succeeds is an exception to the rule If you took part 1n a reasonable number of extra curricular activities you w1ll find you have made progress toward the well adjusted person Business feels that extra curricular activities bring out good attitudes lead ersh1p and soc1ab1l1ty We hope the ex perience you have gained will be of value to you and that whatever you do and where ever you go the best of success will be w1th you L M Helland Never in historyhas scholastic achieve- ment played such an important part in de termining the future of the individual and the nation In this ageof automation l1fe and lndustry have become so complicated that the uneducatedand unskilled will have l1tt1e chance of survival You Seniors have just taken one more step in this process of becoming educated and should realize that more and more the worthwhile Jobs are demanding educated and eniciently trained workers In order to succeed you must be prepared to compete with those who have developed their talents and potenti al1t1es usually through reaching high scholastic standards Those of us who are followers as well as those who are leaders must be able to back up our Judgments with clear intelligent thinking 1four nation is to continue to hold its leadership in the world Ada M Brown N - . ship you have established while you were P

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Ijrmczmlis Af! essage The Argus theme for this year is most appropriate In the rush of keeping up with the many activities in a large high school we sometimes overlook the basic fact that the classroom program is of prime importance and that excel lence in this area is the achievement of greatest value for a student The many extra activities like the dessert of a meal are supplemental to the main course and must be so regarded if a proper diet is to be maintained The acceptance of these basic values in both learning and dining is an indi cation of a level of maturity which it seems to me high school students should have attained Keith V Waite 0 7 - D - I I - 1 9 .

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KEITH ADAMS Auto Mechanics ORVILLE B BOGART Typing MISS FLORENCE CASADY Chemistry Physlcs MISS IRENE CONLEY Counseling English CHARLES A COOK Agriculture ROY S COON Clerical Bookkeeping JESSE J CORRELL General Math LOREN E COURT Mathematics LAWRENCE S DCCARLO Boys Physical EdUC8t1OH Social Studies History JOHN R EBERHART English Drama MRS VERONICA EBERHART Homemaklng Clothing OSCAR M EDMINSTER Boys Physical Education ANDREW F EISNOR English Photography FRANK J ELICECHE Spanish FACULTY HOMER G. DELABAR