Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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'7ea,c!1 ancf Galahad Slucfenh Xliss lfllison, the director of the Fine Arts department, instructs the students of Fresno High School in 1l1't metal and design. She is the sponsor of the Art Club, and in the last Christmas season she acted as hostess to the en- tire group at a party in her home on llel lX'Iar Avenue. Speeding up the tempo of cadet training in all the city high schools, Captain U. IJ. Guffey has installed a rigorous training program at lfresno High School. 'l'he course is offered to those students who wish to learn how to drill well, handle a gun with care and expertness. and perpetuate good citizenship. lncidentally. Captain Gubcey sincerely believes that America will win this war. No one division absorbs more students than the physical education department, presided over by lfryyin Ginsburg, director of athletics. That Coach flinsburg has a tremendous responsibility goes without saying. His is the duty of coordi- nating all sports activities for the school year and coaching the track team and the consistently all-conquering VVarrior varsity football team. lt is certainly a valuable experience to take lfrench from the director of the Foreign Language department, I.. G. Nlullcrg for he not only teaches the language but also tells amusing tales of the years he lived in France when he was a small boy. Being a language scholar, hlr. llluller also speaks German. LICN.-XRD G. Ml'l.I.lER Foiusum I..-xNc:U.x1:if . . .vr1'fn.rIol1r making, 1'l1'11r hix pain! Ei.lzxlnf'rn l':I.I.ISON FINE ARTS . . m11ler.r I1 date for Jr! Nl P CAPTAIN O. D. GUFFEY CITY Scnoors C.XlHi'l'S . . 1li.rfw11I1'l11'.r II llir nf !1u,1inr.1J ERWIN C. 1 il N SBURG Piivsicai. EDUC.-x'rioN . . I'I'f-lPl'f.Y upon II puzzler

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Jledfb SARAH B. F. RABOURN Pius-ENc:1Ni5iiR1NC: . . IYIIIIIXFIX an intfr- rxtftl junior BERNICE ULNEY Eufarisn . . fvrnfz'r.r 1011! lirlyflirll is fun A. A. SURENSUN 'X49RlCUl.'l'UR.XI. ,wo B1- 1.o1:Ic.xl. Scllitccri . . lakes ,rfrinuxly Ili! ilffflflllll lo Il .rfilrffnl i .vz'1'1'4'I1lry. Heading Fresno High's Pre-Engineering .li- yision is lVIiss Sara Rahourn. An exceedingly active memher of the Fresno High School fac- ulty, lNIiss Rahourn tirelessly strives to help the students in her department in their quest lor suitable vocations. Besides counseling numerous students, she also teaches higher mathematics- trigonometry and solid geometry. Iinglish and more English is the watchword of Nliss Bernice Olney, gracious director of the English department. llliss Qlney tutors count- less students in advanced composition and ling- lish literature, the latter being essentially a read- ing course. VVorks of Chaucer, Shakespeare, and johnson are studied and enjoyed by her stu- dents. lXIr. Sorenson, director of the Biological and Agricultural Sciences department, places sorely- needed emphasis on scientific farming, forestry. and like vocations. Indeed, his actions have not heen in vain, for an increasing host of students enroll in his classes. Exceptionally versatile, M r. Sorenson teaches agricultural hotany, agricul- tural engineering, and general agriculture. As director of the Pre-Legal division, lllr. john Smale wisely, diplomatically counsels the many young men and women who come to him for advice. hir. Smale teaches salesmanship, primarily a husiness course. and psychology. His psychology classes are unique and extremely interesting. -Ionw G. SMALE, JR. Pius-I.Ec:Ar. AND Busi- NESS . .vflx fiflllf II fair In hir lffl

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