Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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e HELEN WHITE VIRGINIA KAY HAMBLETON LEAS THE CLASS OF 1951 is leaving Fresno High School. Already the halls are growing a little darker, and an air of gloom is settling down. We're leaving Fresno High, but we're leaving behind a plaque, only one in a row of many. But ours will be shining brightly when others are worn away, it will be pour- ing forth memories of a class unsurpassed. Yes, we're going out in the big wide world, but welll come back, and stand before that plaque, and we'll re- member-remember everything about that class of '31, everything that that class stood for. Our Treasure Hunt started us off. That old Ford as the treasure-wasn't that typical of those l31ers? The following three years were glorious, arrayed with such happy times as that, and enriched with a spirit of pep, co-operation, and earnestness on the part of every member. Let's ramble over these. High School drama was raised to greater heights with the production of our junior Farce, Nothing But the Truth, and the Senior play My Son. The All-School play needed only the '31 talent to make it the success that it was. Wlien it came to athletics, our class was right in the middle of everything. l i I l l i Q: 55 Class of l93I

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'- CHESTER MOORE DORIS WOOD THOMAS TETSTALL The annual cross-country run was ours from start to finish. Then we captured the Inter-class meet. Wlirit a showing we made on that! ,Sl pep at its acme. And say! How we could pull OH dances! A spring sport dance when we were sophomores started us on that line, and even the Seniors had to admit that our Prom was one to be remembered. Ah! We could work, too. Many of us reached great heights in scholarship, others were-oh, well, we were all willing workers. Memories come singing faster and faster. Our class newspaper, our beau- tiful songs, those blue jeans revealing senior bow-legs-All this wasn't merely high school life. It was '51 life. It was the life whose merry echo will keep ringing through the halls, life that will inspire those behind us, life that will be cherished in the heart of every member of '31, This past year has been under the capable administration of the follow- ing officers: Presidents, Hambleton Leas and Chester Moore, vice-presidents, Ramona Baker and Hambleton Leas, secretaries, Virginia Kay and Doris Wood, treasurers, Chester Moore and Burr Craycroft, historian, Marie Roth, yell leader, Deron Amerkhan. Class of I93I 'QT : w