Fresno High School - Owl Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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JEANNE TUSCHHOEE, JEAN CLEMENS, Miss FERNE FARVER, DEAN OF GIRLS. DEANS MESSAGE Fresno is a city of the Golden West which has become famous for its gracious hos- pitality, charming informality and glamour of outdoor life. The girls of Fresno High School have been glowing examples of these factors in their many splendid contribu- tions to the community. VVhether it has been time, talent or backstage work requested, the response has always been most gratifying and the achievements most satisfying. Perhaps the Red Cross needed posters or place cards, and the girls in the art classes responded. The service committees of the different girls' organizations most gener- ously answered the call of the community need for volunteers to staff the outdoor booths for the hlarch of Dimes and for the Crippled Children. lVIany, indeed, have? been the requests for the girls with musical and dramatic talents to donate their time and talent for benefit performances as well as for community en- joyment in the club, fraternal and city organizations. FERNE D. FARVER

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... 3 , KN. ' A X .. .,., ' im 1- ....W R Xvvkwdqlnwxiwfuwf' li '- g is x HAROLD mlouxsox, Mk. liiuvix A. IJANN, Pkixew.-xi., james CLIQMIQNTS. PRINCIPAES MESSAGE NVQ-stern Hospitality, Y-Vestern ingenuity, lVestern Courage, lVestern Spirit have furnished material for countless stories of the great Pacific Coast area in which we live. It seems rather fitting that the lVt-st should furnish the theme for Freen H' l . . o :gi Sehool's annual this year. Our desire to be friendly and neighborly as a student group, our loyalty to our Alma lllater as shown hy' our respect for traditions and our XNH. V .1 . yi inentss to .uupt iesponslhilitles, our desire to work together for the best interests ot everyone, our eourage and spirit as shown bv our organizations, teams and rooting seetions: all these point to those qualities traditionally famous in the VVest. Ours is a truly western sehool. with true western spirit. Greetings. XV1ll'l'illl'Sl ERWIN A. ID.-KN N

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