Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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,,...,- ' PROGRAMME H ,nw ffilf-m f ,ls ' 1 1 li'-va ff' 1 J ' ' . 1 ff if 9.1, A.f sf-. ff, 'f flfff lpn., z,j BYJ f,,,u, ,Aff I Mft! ff, J A lf, f f'f fv'f1ff.'.'Cf. A I 'f 1,1 , ' J f ffl ifyya.--4 rn fglf' M! f 1. f :ff 7Z,,f,.Q, J ' ,s . V , 4, 2 1 J Curriculum for l892-1893 In lhe early years of ifs hislory Hanford, like o+her American communilies, lefl The maller of secondary educafion +0 privafe enlerprise. Young people who wished lo pur- sue 'rheir sfudies beyond The elemenlary school found if necessary lo go +o anolher localily or fo alfend a local privale school. In I89l l-lanlord could boaslr of a normal school wi'rh fiffy pupils. Public-spirilred individuals underlook fo inleresf +he people in +he eslablishmenl of a public high school. Prominenlr among lhese was lhe Reverend N. W. Molheral, whose promo+ion of lhe idea resulled in 'rhe calling of an eleclion lo be held on Augusl 23. l892, for lhe purpose ol eslablishing such a public high school in Hanford. Voling places were lhe schoolhouses of +he 'Following dis+riclrs: Orienlal ll-lanlordl, Kings River, Eu- reka, Cross Creek, Lakeside, Ruslic, Giddings llixrmonal, Pioneer lGrangevillel, and Lucerne. Allhough some people, fearing excessive laxalion voled againsl lhe proposal, il carried wifh a good maiorily. In fhe Ninelies Sivh Slreel was rne lrnporlanf Thoroughlare ai 4

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r INN 'Q '45 K' '5' ef T5 QW ,VJ J 7,9 Ke.-L5 --1 29 if Q gg J' CW x Q g E, ,, L 'P' 163' .Wigs , , f'.Wh2-T. jmuumal The Janus sfafl brlngs you The Tnfhefh annnversary ssue of The Janus wllh :Is Theme The Gay Nunehes We have Included a qreal deal o hlslory of our school and of :Is orqanuzal ons and Inshlulrons To puck up The Threads slarled In anolher cenlury and follow Ihern Through +o The presenl day has been an mlereshnq 'ob Eor counlless hours we have searched The old Janus Tiles and Inferv ewed alurnm Now I+ IS our hope Ihal you w1IIfInd+IwIs slory as Tascnnahnq as we have and Tha ID The years Io come you wvll glance Through This Issue and remember The paflern OT your hlgh school days IIS evenls we presenl' an The Tollowung order ADMINISTRATION CLASSES CLASSROOMS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES X DC k ' Q Wi? I - WW' ' lax . lj f ' . ' 'IS ' ' K ' f-'Ip 'af IQ! , if fag? -g'm 'dl'.Qf?4v I 90 1 J J E 4141 A ,,,, ,S 18 Y A hu. 5 5 'S U mr - .f N- X 1' -Q T ' TT,-T -II if lv - 4 sf I A . -2 ' . Z4-' N It x I5 X I -T T A ' ' S 07' ' -' C3 NMA 'msn Q91 ,A . ,I 5 im II . . . . . L

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' ' ng tim 69112,-91m'qh6n'z, fm Mya HARRY RODE V908 IQNO I892-I9l8 W. S. CRANMER E. H. WALKER I897 X892 X893-1908 T. J, ROESMAN HARRY SHAFER NWO-IQN3 PQHNQNB