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

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ARGUS QUEEN 1958 SENIORS AGAIN EXHIBITED THEIR SCHOOLANDCLASS LOYAL- TY WHEN 79 PER CENT or THE CLASS BOUGHT ARGusEs, THus SEATING THEIR CANDIDATE. JOYANNE SHANNON, AS I958 ARGUS OUEEN. EITHER scHooL SPIRIT OR THE MONEY suPPLY INCREASES WITH THE YEARS, FOR THE JuNIoRs PLACED SECOND WITH 661: SOPHOMORES, 5814 AND FRESHMEN. 49Zn QUEEN JOYANNE SHANNON. CENTER ATTENDANTSZ GLORIA FAGUNDES, SOPHOMORE VELMA RIBEIRO. JUNIOR ANGIE LEAL, FRESHMAN HER MAJESTY JOYANNE SHANNON

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Y M gala? Sf IN ADIDRECIATICDN Nelson Nl. Witte TYPICAL or THE MEN NBACKSTAGEH IS MR. NELSON WITTE. HIs sERvIcE IN LIGHTING. SOUND AMPLIFICATIDN, AND SETS HAS BEEN INVALUABLE TO THE PLAYS AND PROGRAMS OF TULARE UNION HIGH ScHooL. Miss Thelma Elliott MISS THELMA ELLIOTT. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HEAD. HAS GREATLY AIDED THIS HIGH SCHUOL. SHE SERVES READILY AND CHEERFULLY IN ANY CAPACITY AND IS A CLOSE FRIEND OF ALL THE GIRLS. James Shirk BoYs WILL BE BOYSn, AND so MR. JAMES SHIRK WILLINGLY PICKS UP THE TOWELS THROWN DOWN BY THE P.E. BOYS. HIS PATIENCE IN THE cAPAcITY OF LDCKER RooM ATTENDANT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. IN NIENIORIAIVI Earl E. NIcJunkin THE DEATH ON JANUARY 29TH or MR. EARL MGJUNRIN. DRIVER EDUCATION TEACHER, MARKED THE END or NINE YEARS or SERVICE ON THE TULARE HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS. EARLY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR MR. MCJUNKIN WAS GIVEN A GOLD LICENSE PLATE HOLDER IN RECOGNITION or HIS OUT- STANDING QUALITIES AS A TEACHER IN DRIVER EDUCATION. MR. MCJUNKIN WAS ACTIVE IN STATE DRIVER TRAINING PROGRAMS, ATTENDING THE MEETINGS or THE GOVERNOR'S SAFETY CouNcIL. To RELATIVES AND FRIENDS we OFFER ouR sYMPATHY AND A WORD or APPRECIATION FOR MR. MCJUNKIN'S sERvIcE. 4n!In.,A ,lnllb .415

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