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

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.sem of gifzfi Mrs. Ada Brown advises many girls each year and directs activities of Girls' League. She is truly a great help to all the girls at TUHS. ECU2 of B055 Counseling boys and directing Boys' Federation is the time con- suming job of Mr. Bob Helland, who is considered a friend by all. G44 ft Education .qlzilzcifzcz Adult Education Principal Mr. Paul Longenecker coordinates the night school classes for adults. He also teaches several classes during regular school hours. Gqffancfcuzas Awufzazvtiot Mr. Herb Morrelli has the Job of Attendance Supervisor sometimes referred to as Utruant officer His duty is to catch all students who are Htaking time out from classes 5616! UOMHQE O'Z Mrs. Bess Valentine is head of our counseling department. She directs, advises, and assists all counseling problems and supervises all scholastic and aptitude tests.

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Oizocfcm Uazfwziggf fpzincifzafja 55116195 The theme UTime', is most appropriate for a school year book. The philosophic topic most pop- ular in relation to this theme, the importance of the present, becomes very pronounced to seniors at graduation--a time generally recognized as a turning point where a single decision chooses among future paths whichnuy lead to diierent ways of life. Faced with these choices the graduate must surely agree with the philosopher, HThe time is now.' As he ponders over these decisions, he finds that his present choices are controlled by past decisions and actions. Choice of courses, attendance records,and grades during the years in high school determine whether or not he is sought after or rejected by colleges or employers. At this point the fuller meaning of the philosopher becomes apparent. Each moment once spent,is irre- trievable, and the acts performed or decisions made become an integral factor in all later decisions. cSNuf1.s'zi12fsncfa1zf'1 snags Things that endure are said to have stood the test of time. The criteria of time testing might very well be applied to education as it has dra- matically justified its worth and its cost. Although our history books and current writers Dass over this basic element in the development Of our society and economy lightly, nevertheless, Without our public schools, time would have Passed us by. jfsifg qfyaifa an EPM ,..-- v ,f 6, 'el-'-- '+' .fwmam5QHl

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