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

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IDRESIDENTS MESSAGE TULARE UNION HIGH SCHOOL HAS MADE SIGNIFICANT 4l ' 5 CONTRIBUTIONS IN MANY FIELDS. YET SOME or Us D0 NOT REALIzE THAT SERVICE IS THE FOUNDATION UPON WHICH THIS ORGANIZATION IS BUILT. TRUE SERVICE IS THAT ACT WHICH MAKES LIFE RICHER AND WHICH IS DONE WITHOUT COMPENSATION on OBLIGATION. OUR SCHOOL IS AN IMPORTANT PART or THIS COMMUNITY RENDERING SERVICE IN VARIOUS wAYS--ENTERTAINMENT THROUGH SPORTS. DRAMA, AND MUSIC, AND EDUCATIONAL QPPORTUNITIES TO THE YOUTH AND ADULT ALIKE. WE. THE STUDENTS. HAvE MADE THE scHooL WHAT IT IS AND T0 HAvE BEEN GooD CITIZENS IS ONE or THE MoST IMPORTANT SERVICES WE HAVE GIVEN. WE CAN BE PROUD TO DAVID BROWN HAvE BEEN PART or THIS ORGANIZATION. HEnE.IN ADDITION A-5-B- PRESIDENT T0 EDUCATIDN. WE HAvE LEARNED NEW SKILLS IN LEADER- SHIP AND HUMAN RELATIONS AND WE HAVE DONE OUR BEST T0 PUT THEM T0 wonx Fon oun scHooL. As WE MATURE. WE MUST BECOME MORE SELF RELIANT AND WE ATTAIN SELF-coNEIDENcE BY APPLYING oun HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION TOWARD DEVELOPING OUR POTENTIALITIES AND DRDADENING oun OUTLOOK AND APPRECIATION or OTHER PEOPLE AND or LIFE. AS SHAKESPEARE PUT IT, THIs ABOVE ALL, T0 THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE. AND IT MUST FOLLOW AS THE NIGHT THE DAY. THDU CANS'T NDT BE FALSE T0 ANY OTHER MAN. SITTINGZ DAVID BROWN, ANDRA GOBLE. JUDY ALLEN, CLAUDIA ZINK. KAY HENRY. STANDING! KAREN SWALL. GRI-ITA WHITE REEVE HENNION, PAUL DOI-IERTY. CATHY SERPA. DON RAMIREZ, LAURA RENAUD. DEANNA LORENZO. CHARLES MORRIS, PAT SHANNON, WORDEN HARRIS, LINDA LEWIS. CAROL GILBERT. JOE FAGUNDES