Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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ack s Guardlan Angels ack IS a good boy and very rarely IS he called to the offnce to explain why he stayed home and slept last Monday But a great many of h1s frnends do clltch and commlt other s1ns against school prmclples And so there are ladles at Hanford Hlgh who take care of just such people They are the OfflCe staff the most useful frrends a student can have Headlng thrs l1st 15 Mrs Tlbbs whom we st1ll catch ourselves callmg Mrs I-lathcock To the student who comes to school wxthout an excuse, who 1S forever late and who wanders home two hours before school IS out, Mrs Tnbbs glves a gentle but frrm rebuke sometimes em phaslzmg thus wlth a red slxp The crime buster of the school 15 Mrs Ayers Her job IS to know the why and wherefor of all absenses And lf anyone knows where students spend thelr tlme between nme and four when not rn school ll IS Nellle G l-ler dream of perfectlon IS one hundred per cent attendance for just one day but IH the last twenty years heartless students have given her lrttle opportunlty to realxze lt When Jack was a sophomore, he ndolrzed a pretty senlor Today he sttll admires her, but now he knows her as Miss Jean Thompson, secretary to Mr Ne1ghbor 1101 ICE. TIBBS Il KN THONI1 SON NFLL-X C -XXPFS l17l , 0 . . U . ,, , . - a . , . . 7 . , - . . . H . ,, . . , . a 'I ' . 'Ir A' l K' .'

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I 1111 Ii. NICIIITIBOR 12,0131-IIVI' I. MONT! IOMICILYV 1 K 'X ' 1 7 . , f ' 1 'aj in M IXXHI- ,Q 9, f f, ffm, fi f f i If Jack and all of 1Iaclc's helpers, teachers, and friends were to vote in a high school popularity contest for the best liked and most sought after persons, we know who would win, hands downg Mr. Neighbor and Mr. Montgoxnery would reign as our popular sovereigns. And this is as it should he, for in no school could one find two more under- sianding, human, and better liked leaders. As principal and vice-principal they fill officially their offices of high command, hut they also fill offices even higher- those of president and vice-president of the uorder of swell fellowsf'

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Custodians HDIGNIGIIS X Students, here are those men behind the scenes -men who form an important part of the mechanism by which our school is run. There was a time when a six-mile walk to and from school was not uncommon. Few of us would know what that would be like, because we have a fleet of large comfortable buses manned by an efficient crew of bus drivers, who provide for our safety and convenience. Who picks up that extra scrap of paper left lying on the ground? Who keeps our lawns and hedges trimmed and neat? Our gardeners are responsible for this exterior beauty of our school. To the custodians falls the task of keeping the inside of our buildings comfortable and tidy. All of these jobs require the cooperation of students. We are all responsible for the beauty and upkeep of our school. These men are in charge. .IANI IMIIS