Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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rincipal's essage . . Education has made great strides forward since the days of the old fron- tier, the stage coach, and the one-room school. The modern, spacious, well- equipped schools of today are a far cry from the dingy, meagerly-equipped buildings of a half-century ago. Methods of teaching as well have changed to meet existing needs, and the newer psychological knowledge of the laws of learning has gone far toward meeting the needs of each student as an in- dividual. We are proud to report, however, that one essential quality of the good old days remains unchanged in the modern picture-friendliness. This year- book symbolizes and expresses not only the streamlined educational setup, but its theme emphasizes the warm, friendly atmosphere which has always terized Fresno High School. Our school represents a community of interest, a co-operative effort and enterprise which challenges the finer qual- charac ities of our students, parents, and faculty. 4