Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Riley. Watkins. liedilli-lt, llililreth, l':lr1-y, llolnn-s, lhlilierford, Tlionipson, l'onnol'. The unsung heroes of Fresno High School are the custodians. Though seemingly little credit is given them for their hard work and the many hours that they devote to the particular part they play in the life of lfresno High, we do pause here to give them the consideration and appreciation that they so well deserve. lt is through their efforts that the school is kept in good order. 'lihey are always willing to answer an 5.0.8. from any student. whether it he a locker that won't unlock or a stage setting that needs ad- justing. ln spite of the many inconveniences they are suhjected to each day, they always remain pleasant and cooperative, Wedge Fresno High School owns a cafeteria which is well worth the praise that it has been given. 'lihe main reason for its heing so successful is, of course, the cafeteria crew. 'lihese people are excellent chefs and serve delicious and tempting meals. The kitchen is kept immaculate at all times, and well-balanced meals are served to the students and faculty of lfresno High live days a week. 'lio serve a meal to half of the student hody and most of the faculty is, indeed, a task: yet the cafeteria crew does it competently and ohligingly. .Ions-Q. tllwznlnvieli. Ilaxu-s, llaitosh, Ihonuas. lizirelay. N1in'anmn. Nnuth

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ALBERT LAVVLESS ,IOE KELLY Pnvsieu. Enueniow PHYSICAL EDUCATION . . . lmnly ll lfrifk ln: minutm of fuli,ttl1r'11i4'.v . . exrlrnirlfnv ll subjeel for knofkrd kllefx, or somfllling ff eva wide ' Coach Alhert l,awless's duties at the school As the second semester hrought adjustments in of champions are many. As a lHClI1l7CI' of the the teaching load at the high school, four new physical education department he coaches the teachers hecaine members ofthe Fresno High fann- lVarrior diamondmen and the toothall hacltfield, ily of people. As an art instructor, lllrs. Louise conducts lvoys P. lf. classes, and instructs stu- h'IcCaslin took over lllr. Grundyds vacated du- dents in the art of first aid with dexterity. Coach ties in the art department. From Fresno 'Lech Lawless is right at home at Fresno High, having for three hours of shop came Klr. Paul 'llhiele attended here lmefore entering Fresno State Col- to handle the work of hir. Lemon, who has lege, where he was an outstanding athlete. transferred to Roosevelt. Taking over the safety llaxinf' estalwlislu-rl himself as one of the hest Class lmlmlll- taught. llll llllss lllilllzel who lm lmgkmlmi piuwllg CWI, tu Lxnwl KM U S C in E-fone to Hamilton, lN'I1ss Qlive Ramacher-comes lol, Kem mme in Fl-cmn High fmlgl ,ikxllllclmpi to l'resno High each I'Tl0I'I1lIlg'lI'lJIU Longfellow. .Mgt hu in muh the WI-qty lliimet BY I'lnu H-Y where she teaches. ln the ofxflce the smiling neu, ', . 1 .. ' ' ' . ' - - ' , ' - tace is that of Nlrs. ,lessle bhain. Bhe came to flux lllllilllllli lull! llillf :ls l'Cll'Hf 4 'f .ljmilc replace llliss Landers, who is now continuing ham atter' llecemher fraud eelually proficient in hm. Studivs at Frcsno State Cullegel the art ot liaslcet sinking, winding up tied for lm' as lt ! f' 'l'u 'l 5' ouvp RAMAFHIER, snr imvwt. LUVISIC Mcc,ASI,lN PAUL THIEIAE . . . LiI.Yl'lIJJl'.1' llzf art of mfr ilrmizrzy Usslox, S1'.xr:ifcRxr'l' SHOP JESSIE SHAIN. OFFICE S'r,ii-'rf .r IIUQL' ilu' t!l'1l'IL'ilIfj run lu' l!I1f7I'0i'l't1 . , 4 1Il7.Vl'l'1'1'.f Il .vfm1r'11f'.r ulferalioll of tl rip JIIFLL' . . . rum' off mim1'r1yn1f1h1'd 1'ofwir.s

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To allow students and faculty more time during the summer for defense or agricultural work, should the six-day school week be put into effect? Almost everyone held a definite opinion Concerning the six-day school week. That as many as 40 percent would have done so without urging is a healthy sign that many Students would get behind any effort to help the c0untry's war effort. 401- yes 5673 47-