Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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I . es ,--, Wes', Fre 3s, Frhydez. eafed-Geis ey Vierra. S'a 'rg pscn. jlmm' ' vglabnm We ai know wha' :cr cuskzdiars gardeners and cus drivers oc cu' how much oc we know abou? fhem? We know, of ccurse, fha? +hey are The men behind ine scenes, fhe men fha? make our schcci and campus one of 'he ioveiiesr in fhe vaiiey. To gef us beher acguaimed -.-Nh lhem we infrodaice me ?oViowing skeicnesz Nr. Gerrif Myer was born hir-yfeighf years ago in Haar' iemmerfraiden, Arns+efoam, Hoiiahd. He came fo America in l9lO. His fhree daughrers, Anne, Neiiie and Mariha are graduaies of Hanford High School. Mr. Myer says fha? fhe oniy fhfng he regrels abouf coming fo America is The fnaffer of shoes. In Ams+erdam he couid buy a pair of shoes for Thirfy-five cenfs, and he couid gei around in fhem fasfer rhan in The ieafher ones. In fhe gay nineiies Mr. Thomas Wesr was roping and brand- ing caniex yes. a genuine cowboy in our midsf. Bur fime passed, and Mr. Wesi soughi someihing quieicr. He is head gardener and makes our campus a Thing of beauiy. Mr. Congdon, our bus foreman, was born in Sumner, Iowa. However, he has lived in Hanford since l9I2. Mr. Congdon has been keeping fhe buses in running order since 1928. Mr. Congdon's sons, Harold and Don, were bofh graduaies of Hanford High School. Bus Drivers: Cyk, Fires Sirras, Cones. Smndirg-Lczar, Serra, Hansen, Ccrgdsn, Trcmason, Lei.

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GALE MCGUIRE, S . . 5,,.v,,S. F r. S Boy's Sfafe represeniafivesz f?lThough 'he c asg oT '43 sTarTed ch cn The wrong ToeT, away oacla 'n '39, and were deTlniTely considered The blaclfsheep oT The school. 'hey' were able 'o redeem Themselves in Time To graduaTe in high and Tlyrg colors. Their biggesT Triumph oT The year was Their drive Tor sTudenTfbody caros and class dues. For The Tirsf year in many, There was a class aT HanTord T-ligh School wiTh IOOQQ membership in cards and dues. OT course whaT we're leading up To is ThaT ThaT 'lblaclcsheeou class in '39 is The same class ThaT in '43 achieved ThaT lOO', goal. NoT only did They have Tinancial success in ThaT way, buT They also puT on Two splendid senior plays which reaped Them a wonderTul proTiT as well as applause Trom The appreciaTive audience. WiTh ThaT proTiT They sponsored a very beauTiTul senior ball, which was as much Tun Tor Them To give as iT was Tor The oThers who merely aTTended. The Theme OT The ball was a Tropical island, which blended in very nicely wiTh The warm weaTher OT our laTer Than usual daTe. The Theme was made very real- isTic wiTh iTs grass huTs, palm Trees and lovely ocean beach as scenery. Perhaps crediT Tor The sudden blossoming ouT OT The slow-beginning class is due To The Two ouTsTanding senior presidenTs, who worlced zealously in The inTeresTs oT The class. Gale McGuire and T-lenry VxfrighT claim ThaT honor, and The seniors owe Them many, many Thanks Tor The worlc They puT in. Fryk Leo , Jack Brardf, Gee VCSQVQ, S-eirge Wvg. SENIOR OFFICERS:Sea1ed:Wr?q sue' s mesw' 'rezsyc' Cyn: s T C s se e 'er e:'e'3'. Lee' TirsT se es'f' gee: s 'e'v . Sfandinq: :'a-' ' s s s S s S se es'er represe :'ive,, Greer ,se se es'er 'ur-s- 1' ve