Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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members of the Good Ship 1953 have safely reached the Port-Senior Class. Witli a feeling of courage to carry on, and awe at new responsibilities to be assumed, the final journey is begun. Heading for the biggest adventure of all -graduation, the members of the crew of the Good Ship 1933 drop anchor in the port of Fresno High School determined to be good citizens while in por? and ready to be on deck when the new skipper gives the call for the final voyage of the three years' cruise. Bon Voyage, 1933! JAMES QUINN - FRANCIS MATHEWS VIRGINIA JOHNSON BETTY COOPER - JOHN BYRN - DONIDURFEY - MAIIICJN VIANliLLO EVAN MCCORMICK JULIE JOHNSON - cLAss OFFICERS - Preridem - Vice-Prefidenl - Secretary - - I-Ii.fl0rim1 - - Yell Leader - - - Sergemzl-al-Arms - C07l1771i,l'.ff077El' Sofia! Ajfairr - C07ll7lli.fJ'j0lIE?l' of Fizmme - - Spolzrar - - PAUL MINOR - - GLEN STRWARD RUTH AYNESWORTH - - JANE ALLARDT HOUSTON XVI-IITLOCK - TRAVES SUMMERS THYRA BERNHAUER - - BOB ANDERSON - JOHN MOCK Top row: Miss johnson, Paul Minor, Travis Summers, Mr, Mock, jane Allardl. Second row: Bob Anderson, Ruth Ayneswonh, Glen Steward, Thyra Bemhauer, Houston Whitlock. Q I, , I 'l'wEN'rv-SEVEN

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Class of 1933 HE Good Ship 1933, which was launched in February, 1930, having com- pleted a successful voyage over an uncharted Sophomore Sea, dropped anchor in September at the home port of Fresno High School, with Captain james Quinn and a crew of merry juniors aboard. The Captain learned that the voyage for the junior Year had been charted carefully by preceding junior adventurers, with the first port of call junior Farce. Witli decided success and with the cooperation of their fellow passengers and many friends, twenty members of the crew presented Adam and Eva. Passing through a period of preparation, the members contributed of their talent to the Christmas Com- munity program, The Little Town of Bethlehem, and then the traditional Port of Commencement was reached. Here the members of the junior crew ushered and decorated for the senior class. Having guided the Good Ship 1935 to the port of the Second Semester, Captain james Quinn retired, and Skipper Paul Minor was chosen as pilot for the next voyage. Witla sturdy hearts and willing hands the members of the crew rallied to the support of their Captain in putting over a junior-Senior Prom on May 7, which contributed to the social life of the participants. The Good Ship 1933 continued merrily on its way through the troubled waters of a second commencement and completed a successful voyage to the Home harbor at the close of the year. By their enthusiastic support of all traditions, and by progress in friend- liness and service while, anchored in the harbor of Fresno High School, the Top row: Betty Cooper, Mr.IMuck, Don Durfcy, Francis Mathews, Evan McCormick. Second row: Miss johnson, Marian Vienello, Virginia Johnson, jim Quinn. TWENTY-SIX I

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Class of 1934 Class of 34 reports the following lists of students: Mr. Metzler's advisory: Misses Abbott, Austin, Behlen, Cecaci, Forhan, Fries, joseph, Kellock, Miller, Perry, Plog, Reich, Runyon, Rutherford, Shroeder, Schultz, Scott, Slocum, Smades, Sommars, Margaret Swartz, Marion Swartz, White and Willick. Messrs. Croes, Garabedian, Gartiez, Richert, Smith and Thompson. In Miss Habermann's advisory: Misses Aten, Youngman. Messrs. Andris, Cox, Bower, Brewer, Brock, Burris, Dean, De Foe, Dorfmeier, Foster, Galman, Gallock, Geiger, Ginsburg, Green, Holland, Kroupa, Lew, Lynn, Mclver, Miller, Mitchell, Mos- grove, Morrison, Myers, Russell, Ruschhaupt, Smith, Suda, Wamsley, Yamamoto and Davies. In Mr. Muller's advisory: Misses Boulan, Cole, Daniels, Frisbie, Gallup, Gardiner, Hamilton, Hemphill, Huffman, Lambert, Lisenby, McKenzie, Nilmeier, Randall, Roberts, Sabin, Schultz, Scott, Shipley, Spitler, Steging, Thomas, Varbikian, Walfman, Warner, Watson, Wood, Cass, Daugherty and Hanes. Messrs.,Colby, Ferguson, Johansen, jones, Leonard, Schottsteadt, Shamshoyan and Werfel. In Miss De Foe's advisory: Misses Brandon, Fletcher, Fortune, Hayden, jackson, joy, Kerner, Liggett, Lincoln, McCormick, McQuone, Muldoon, Nelson, Ruth, D. Scott, H. Scott, Truax, Vlahovich, Wagner and Wheeler. Messrs. Forbes, Globenfelt, Hagerty, Lewis, Maxwell, Pettitt, Peckinpah and Smith. In Miss Srnith's advisory: Misses Brandon, Behlen, Darling, Graff, Hanson, Hugh- ett, Karagisian, Kamishawa, Karglanian, Mann, Martin, Maxwell, McPherson, Reilly, Southwich, Smergian, Tochiura and Wells. Messrs. Arase, Babigian, Capozzi, Finderup, Kellogg, Kevarkian, Kjer, Nahigian, Nakomoto, Turner and Webster. In Miss Carlson's advisory: Misses Baird, Beaumont, Bier, Blasingame, Cipra, Dil- lon, Fishback, Forsman, jorgenson, Kalunian, Le Gras, Morgan, Nishkian, Rainey and Scott. Messrs. Biel, Betson, Gass, Hoover, Lazarus, Minard, Munier, Padgett, Richmond, Rudman, Russell, Semper, A. I. Smith, Kenneth Smith, J. Smith, Solo, St. john, Van Fredo, Van Wyhe, Watson, Weaver and Yamada. In Mr. Maxwell's advisory Messrs. Bradley, Bidwell, Chase, Gard, Hensburger, Top row: Luxon Kellogg, Denny Peckinpah, Mr. Maxwell. Second row: Miss Drury, Frank Mayes, Jeanette Wagner, Harriet Scott. , S U07 .,,, . . 'I'wi2N'rY-Blain u