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

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1 X SET AP s. ART FROM THE NOISY HUSTLE-AND-BUSTLE OF THE REST OF THE CAMPUS IS THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. IT SERVED AS A OUIEU PLACE T0 STUDY, AND ITS VAST RESOURCES PROVIDED RESEARCH MATERIAL AND ENJOYABLE READING. Mus. ANN STEELMAN WAS LIBRARIAN. LIBRARY and HE LTH HEALTH IS IMPORTANT AT T U.H.S., so THE MRS. CLARA FRANCIS. SCHOOL NURSE. WAS ONE OF THE BUSIEST PLACES ON CAMPUS. AN ASIATIC FLU EPIDEMIC IN THE FALL ADDED MUCH WORK TO THE REGULAR CHECK-UPS. 'ill X I ,I IIJ 'D ,J ,nl x f I - w N In x 2 I K - ,JI 'X ul 'fSJ if 'T W I l' wif

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W I I - .4 1 u 1 llfl Q! 'Sl ...NW . VOCATIONAL GRICULTURE BOYS FROM TULARE HIGHARE KNOWN THROUGH- OUT THE STATE BY THEIR PERFORMANCES IN AGRICULTURAL CONTESTS. INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL COURSES OFFER BOYS A BASIC KNOWLEDGE IN HIGHLY SKILLED FIELDS OF CARPENTRY, AUTO MAINTENANCE. WOODWORK AND METAL WORK. n . ' '. og

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MISS HELEN TURNER CONCERT MISTRESS ORCHESTI? THE TULARE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA MANAGED TO KEEP BUSY BY MAKING APPEARANCES AT BOTH THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAYS. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, ADULT WEEKEND SCHOOL. THE CENTRAL SECTION MUSIC FESTIVAL IN VISALIA. WHERE THEY RECEIVED A SUPERIOR RATING, THE STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL IN BERKELEY. WHERE THEY RECEIVED A TOP RATING. AND THE SPRING SERENADE. THEY WILL FINISH THEIR SCHOOL YEAR BY PLAYING FOR BACCALAUREATE.