Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Sonn A task to do, A hand to guide, Creative youth set free. A place to carve, Faith justified, The joy of strength in unity. PATRICIA WALSH CLANS ES

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HEALTH EDUCATION Seated: Ludy, Trombetta, Wright. Standing: Ginsburg, Guffey, Edwards. De Foe, and Messrs. Anderson, Wood, Walsh, and Smale, we salute you and honor you for your unbiased teaching. Who’s here? Engineers. Can’t you recall that Miss Rabourn and the math teachers, Miss Habermann, Miss Johnson, Miss Minthorn, and Miss Dunham, were always telling us that every educated citizen ought to know the elements of mathe- matics, and that mathematics and science were the very foundation of modern civil- ization. We heard the same thing from Mr. Anderson, Miss Stubblefield, Mr. Gaum- nitz and Mr. Cronbach in the physics and chemistry laboratories. We have found they were right. In the draughting room and in the workshop Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Testall gave us practical experience. And here at the last are our athletic coaches. ‘They certainly had a progressive educational program. ‘They taught us games as well as competitive sports. This Owl has a section devoted to sports. Begfore we turn to it, let’s give nine rah’s for the coaches and physical education teachers of 1936. Here’s to you, Trombetta, Gins- burg, Edwards, Wright, and Ludy. Rah! Rah! DIRECTORS’ COUNCIL Seated: Farver, Kratt, Sorensen, Rabourn. Standing: Trombetta, Olney, Mock, Smale, Ellison.

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SENIORS HELEN AARONSON ANNA MAE ADKINSON Hypatia ’35, ’36; President °36; Commissioner of Debat- ing °36; G. A. A. “34, 735, 736; International Friendship m 34. - EDWARD ALBARIAN Cc. 8S. F. ’33; Engineers Club 735, °36; “‘Martha’’. WILLIAM ALBRIGHT GEORGE AMANO C. S. FB. °34, 735, 736. CLARA AMBROSE Portia 734, °35, 36; G. A. A. 34, 735, 736. PEARL ANDERSON WINIFRED ANDERSON G. A. A. 734, °35, °36; So- phomore Assembly. EDWIN ANDRESS Class Yell Leader ’36; Class Council, 7345) 7356) (0. ie aM Ghuibe to.44 aso. ees Ose Ubmest dent ’°35; Vice President 735; Secretary-Treasurer ’36; Track 734.0 50, |) 736s) “Growing Pains.”’ BARBARA ANTRIM Hams 7°35; Masquers ’36; “Gloria”; ‘‘Tidings of Joy’’; Men Must. Bight?2:7 9° Dhe Wedding.” CLEO ARANCIBIA KIYOSHI ARASE JEAN AVERY Portia, “33, °34; 735, 73635 G Ase Asg O55) oO, Mons Senior Assembly. FRANCES BAILEY E. ALBARIAN Dan + C. ARANCIBIA = 4 bs, ; — ‘ L. BALDWIN % B. BOURZAC 1-9 -3-6 JAMES BAILEY LILLIAN BALDWIN DOROTHY BANNON ALICE BARONIAN JOHN BAUTTS Q. RB. Mi 6°34) 2735; 736i chestra 736. HELEN BEATTY BRUCE BECKSTEAD Rifle Club 734, 735, ’36; Sec- retary ’35; President 36. GENE BECKSTEAD 363 LOA C. S. F. 7°34, 785, Reserves 735, 736. Girl JUANITA BEGLEY Sophomore Assembly. BRUCE BERG Student Body Commissioner of Debating ’36; Class Vice President °34; C. S. F. ’36% Agora ’34, ’35, ’36; Secre- tary ’ 34; Vice President ’35; Chemistry Club 735, 736; President ’°35; Secretary-Trea- surer ’36; Sophomore Assem- bly; Executive Committee 735; Debating 736. GEORGE BERRY Agora ’86; ‘Joan of the Nancy Lee.” WILMA BOOS Girl Reserves 734, ’35; Sopho- more Assembly. ANN BOPP BERTON BOURZAC RAYMOND BOWER ALLEEN BRATTON G. A. A. 734, 735, ’36; Sopho- more Assembly. 4 R. BO a b WER A. BRATTON