Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

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TH XT NEXT CL kbb Il0I'ISN I' ISE GAS 0Il NICICID IIXY llilll 1 il I l'Il kll' PUR K I H0101 ill 100kII u, ww -of 'swrigff' 'fr-apt nn 5 NI NIC Nl! NN' Il D MIN QUIUKI-I Ill IN lllh JlNlN lll55hS U Ill I-UR N0 VIKN -o THAT 'I'ES'I' SIXTH PERIOD XYOI'l.ll HAVE BEEN EASY IF I D STYDIED FOR IT. I! KIT K 'VIINITE WHILE l COL! ECT W1 BO0KS '10 K Sl HO0L Di! THE I'ERFEl l' END WE EO WELL TOGETHEQ Trzncz al and Vzce Pmeczjml MR JACOB L NEIGHBOR Prmclpal Everyone knows the man who as slgns us to advisory groups each year and who has to spend the followmg 2 or 3 weeks telling those who weren t paymg attentlon where to go Contrary to the belief that v1ce prmclpals are tyrants Monty has been a real frlencl as well teacher to many a student of Han ford Hlgh Mr acob L Nelghbor IS the gentleman wlth a stern voice and :L jolly smlle who when we were fresh men lmpressed us with his lectures on the sad fate of those who dis obey Now after four years of lectures and experience we know that Papa ake certainly means what he says so take heed under classmen and youll appreciate him as much as we do MR ROBERT I MONTGOMERY Vlce Principal 1 O A fllllfflllllll of gn-ul uklll. 011 to mmllwr 1'0llllllI'lQ'l' meetlmg. 5 fl Q fiilll'0lllIlZZi 'l'illlm llfllllllf lawn-y llnrboui .KXXIQKL TRI STEES' BAXQYET Hcmjim' High Board of Trustees The governing body, the Board of Trustees, is the link between the community and the school. These men give unsparingly of their time to attend to the many matters of business without which a school coulcl not operate. We would be surprised to know how well-informed they are on school happenings, how much of their own time they give freely to keep our school functioning smoothly. So let's say thank you to these .men behind the man who governs the school. OFFICE STAFF N1-lln Ayers .limi-plnhw Robinson Mileln-ul Scherl x ,T Q Grounds Siaf '73u1'ldi11g Sifzjf XI kiwi:-1'. V. YI-rrzn. .I. X'E'1'1':I F1 I- I 'Il2IS. I44-1'nz1mIe-Z, XX L BHS Drivers XX I III Ill. II.Illfnll. Inu' nun, I., 1.01111-5, Ix11l1IlII- I-' XI INN I IIIIII' 4'I'll'Ii I Guin. I I 'f1 X J HENRY ANDERSON 5 HELEN AUSTIN Eco 0111 stun HELEN BARTRUM Janus HUHS WILLIAM BRAUN l 1 L BROWN lllll ELEANOR BURR ln ls lin at one I WSW. MADELINE CALLERI GEORGE CATER LINDSEY DAVIS DOROTHY DOWNING 1 Shop Tfnnlx i'hem1bt1s lngllbh Spams! I M . , A , , J ,fu , V174 .Q 1 'Q Q., iw, ,' 1 3.. 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' i wr' ' X 99- ext , f' J ' , X , Q l v , gq I 5 A-.M -4' S , 'W . : 7 7 5 7 ' : 1 5 9 v 'Q - nf glktlne 1944 FOUR YEARS PERFECT ATTENDANCE Beckman Neagle Hurd Maaskant COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN B111 Qumlan Senlor Ball anus Montgomery Glfts Joe Rogers Class Day K' 1 3 9 l 7 7' 441 , I, 4 'Z 4 , 5 Q N, 133 ' 'Q A ' ,r J .,. 5 A f fw ' P? .5 ' W E bw- --19 , s J , 3 y - lust For Junior Miss N'in ipplunso For Samui-ssfiil I'I:lp. is the l'urlp Fun! Iluu't Fry, Jucly. liuppp Ilirtlnlnp 'I'u hm- Lih- ls Nlnnili-r PEG 0, MY HEART 'JUNIOR MISS', CAST CAST Harry Graves Bill Peden Jerry Bud Easthouse Grace Graves Marybeth Trewhitt Mrs. Chichester Janis Nlontgomery Lois Graves Patsy Clark . . Judy Graves Frances Cochrane Jarvis Dick Braun Fluffy Adams Elsie Lee Neagle Ethel Margie Vienna CLlI'tlS Mayo 4 Ellen Curtis Nellye Jane Maaskaxia Alarac Rlchafd Mayo Willis Reynolds Bud Easthouse Christian Brent Bill Peden Hilda D Bonni? Hufflnan Haskell Cummings B111 Quinlan Peg Katherine Shelley Muon IHILI-Ii Montgc-mery Hawkes Bill Quinlan XY- jlw fini xii., Iiyivfii Isfiiiul lcv- wig x'i,i,.v1V.- l.f.l-t. lwk I.i.i,i1u, Jw, In-..1is, lim-riI.ri lflzu- - l 'li ll'-' A 'Il l ',-1Y'X'. rl ll llil -Y. Vl: v-S Maid Glenda Douglass Q'f..i . H, Iilifiliv.. 1f,.ii.',,-, U I I 1 ' ' lm I Semmf Aclvzsors 51185 HELP N ll KRFRLWI If Hanford has a counterpart of Doro thy Dlx, Mlss Bartrum IS certalnly she In her role as senlor advlsor she has had to g1VC all sorts of advlce to bewlldered students Belng not much older than the seek rs of her advlce, she IS never too taken up wlth her varlous teachlng dutles to lend a sympathetlc ear The Job of keeplng the commlttees for the Senlor Ball Class Day and Com mencement on an even keel took a person wlth lots of lnltlatlve All the tradltlons ol the class had to be upheld ln SPIIC of all sorts of lnterference and dlfflCLllKlCS, and MISS Bartrum seemed to have had just the lnltlatlve to keep the class a drlvlng force A great blg thank you to MISS Bar trum who has glven so much of her tlme and energy to the class Class Motto Lead Not Follow Class Flower Carnatlon Class Lolors Carmen and Whlte A tall qulet unassumlng man wlth a typlcal Texan sense of humor IS Mr Davls other half of the efflclent senlor aClVlSll1g team HIS duty IS the handllng of flnances, such as enlor pl y tlckets and keeplng an even budget Thls Job IS more often confuslng than amuslng Mr Davls was selected as class advlsor cn the strength of the admlratlon he won from h s many sclence students and tC11l1lS players Thelr confldence ln hlm has doubled as he has proved a real dlplo mat ln stralghtenlng out harrled play tl ket sale men and dues collectors Mr Davls took a job that was as hot as HZCO4 and gave It back to us as clear and cool as HZO NIR I INDSP I DKXIS 'T 'UV Jjl if f ff uv' Pk 'I, ! 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HL .,:ll'iH.HuS LIIIILQ 1-1111 111x'11x'.' 1-1:11111I FIN .Us th, fn lm, f 311111111-1 -11111 111 11-1 11-r1-. 1111111x' 11 11111. .X 1-111-1-1'f11l s1111, 1-x'1'11 111-1'1xx'11 11' ' ms 111 11 - 1-111'1'i1-11 111 - 1111- fi111Ii11g 111 - 111 s11'1-11 f -111 11111'1111n 1','1 11f he- 111 Nl1I1Y 111111 Ll 1 ,'h111'- 1115.1 111-1111 11f 1111- I1' 11l1'f' 1ll:.1' 111-1' 1111x' f1'i1-1111 x 1h 11':11'1111-1's, 1111- M1 'inv 1' '11s. 1 1 1 .'h1- 11111x'1-11 11111x' 11 11111111 XY1 -111-x'1-1' 1h-1'1-'s ' 111 111' S 11i111' 1'l11x'. 11111 1111l11,111' xx'11 11 111- s111 1111 111 ' s111- is 1-11-s111r1'1-11 111 111- 11s11-11111: 111 11-111-111-I3 1,113-'s 1111111111 111s11111111 111111111 1111 151111--111111'11xx' 1 K f-. 1'111'1111111s i11s11-1111. L DORA MAY FORD MARIE M M, 11,11 FRAUENHEIM 1111 11111 lvft 11111 1 111 ll J., xx 11111 1 1 BARBARA FREITAS EVA FREITAQ 1 ,11 111 11 x 1111 s 1 11 1 111 KN ' 1 1 X BARBARA GAUNT ED GOMES , ' 11-':-'z Sis: 1 :'S:l'lil' 1.111 1111.1111ly .11111 1111 11 1 11111111111 .1.111 Il 1' 11-111- A s. 111-51111 11 Ill L:'i1'1 LEROY EASTHOUSE e x1111o1 111111111 111 M lll 11 111 111 took 11 m 11 11111l0r s Xl WINIFRED ELROD S111kl11 l111'1 xx 1 111 111 Ill a 111 111 N 11n1.1l1p.,e BERNARD FEAVER lklflll 1.111 111111111 11 S 1 Q 11 ll Senzmfs JACK ELLER IIIQQIGPHI H1111 111r1 fm the Mlm-. LOGQ n 11 111th xxt 111-Nr11l11 1 11 N1 pow s11111l1r 16N 111111 1 11-111 POLLYANNA ESREY 111s11 111 1 NI1ss 111 Il 111111 X 1'-. XOLI not11111 1111 1111 1 5.11 ll PHYLLIS FLOREQ 1114 f lllklllj., 10 e r llll 1 1 111 xgx 1111E'l 1 11r N14-. ,f-A-1-111-f -1 1.1 1 ,1'52?.g21'Sf' A 1944 LEO GOMES I4 1111n1.. l11.,h 1111 ll 1 1 IIIN 1 -run N0 ELEANOR IIANSEN Ill Ill of 1111 I Ill FRED HINKLE When It cnmr-N to foot Plc-ds the kmg 0 the hunch Thftt he 11 1,0 f'1r IS our hunch VALENCIA GOULART T11 111111 I111 - II.,I 1 '-IIDIFIIS N1111 111ss1 x IMOGENE I-IARDCASTLE k1 1' 111111.,1111 It xerw x11 1 sn 1111111 fllIIl t111111111., fL1II k -1r s 11.11.111 11.1111 MARJORIE HIRD Lhevks I1 11- IIICI hU1r1s 11 he III or1I I 3 TRESSIE I-IOANEY 1 l1rI1ug.,s I1 r 11 11 1 lust S1 11111 thou- IIAINIIIL, fzet TOMMY HOOKER 1 II 1 N 1111 s out 1 fl 11 III 1111 g,11111I III II BONNIE HUFFMAN 11 1 11 11114 lik 11111 1' 1 11 1s 1 IX I JIM I-IOEKSTRA es III h1s 1 Sa UI1IlY mght 114 Q3 1111 hlstorx he- can 1 11 II r1111Q111b1r 1 ED IIOWE 1 112 1 11 11-1' k111 he kum 1 11-11 1 h IS 111 11 I4 L IJIIIIIIQIHL, BILL HUNT 1t1 n 1 tI11 luxe tffurx S IIIIII 1 111 1 'FI -sh' ' f t 11f lI11- I - 1'11vs'11-I1z11r1-11 111-1111- sh wh I11'i3.:I1t1-11s ll ty 11'1-1' WI thc- yu IIII ,' :1 111111-t 1'I1 ss III s 1. LIIII th1-11' . ' ' ,' with ll .' 111.11 go 5 1 'i111: :ts She- 1 -s Inj, , I' IIIIIU' f1-II1-1' is this 14:11 I 1 If 'f '- I 1'l, I4 ,' I'11ta111i1-k1-I 1II1IIt' 'tty ' 111 -, buys, PIIIII just 11111111 fo I f. .3 Sl 1 111-- 'IH 'ln- .' '1-:-1 it for .' 1 'I 11 .1 1 - ' ' ' -1, pau' 1-11 I I. nz ' - ' ' .- ' - I .' z .' 2 -1 - I ' ball. '- V f -1 1 - II: f '. S. 11, 'X I ,111-QS: , VJ' -jg' f,Il4'IlfIIilI'1fIII'1IASI101.tl I4t Look 111 th1- IlIl8l'Q'St he '4' V ' j't - '-S135 1-1 15' tak .' ' Friflzty 21111 1-IZ.: 'z' A .'t 'aj ' 't,, A 1 -' f - , WI' -111 1' ' 1 - not - - - 4112. 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W6 RAYMOND LEE S1u111 1111, basketh 111 and 11u1xu111g fun 1111 1 11114 11 IX 1 1 1 01111 N 111N1ll111s N11111 lt 11111 DONALD LEWIS 1 1111 1.111 s 1 111k1 1 P1,.,11111s N111 1 ,., 1 Q11 llllf 1 11 1e1 1 11 ' DOUGLAS LINDSEY -1 111111 11 sf111 s111.111 nf 111 1111 s111 one Iuxt note 5 N111111111 ll IS 11 IIIIN 11111 ll 13101111 N111N N11 EVA LEONG heart 1s .111111d1 111 N111 11ra1111:,c11 11 hele e 1111115 cl 1 1r111r as 1111111 Ol f111l1SIN 'ISS S1 11111 LIDA LIGGETT 1 f11 1 11 le 11 1 M 111 11' 1 1111 11 -1 Il 411111 1111 fl 11111 1:1 1 s JUNE LINVILLE 1 11ue111 11 111 111 1 Xl 11 N1 111 ,S1 1,11-N 1 1111111.11111 IIKEN QI 11111 lff1llN xc-111111sl1 RICHARD JESPERSON 11 11611 ll comes to 111uQ11 1k 1 1111 1 111 1 1111111111 11111 1111s 111 11118 ELLSWORTI-I KIMBLE 1. 81111111111 1 11 S1111 1 111 112' 11811 11 111119 X1 1 t111111 JACK LAYNE 1 11 IN 1 11 111 1111111 us 11 tr 111 1' 11 1111 1 111 1 1111 1.11 f1111111 11111 11.1'-k1.tb1l1 Semors ALICE JONES I,dIk 11211111 111raft111 1116 11111 Q111111 10111 1111 1,2 11Nt 11 X s 11 1111111 11111116111 PATRICIA LaMOINE 1r 111 N 1 11u eps 111 mp., 111 11 11 1 11111 HENRY LEE 1111 l1:'1 N111 11s 11 1-. 11111 Nne-1k1111., 1011 f11 1- 111 1944 BYRON LONG 111 s 11111 1111 f NELLYE MAASKANT 11Sc1e11111111x n11 1 Il C11 111 Ull1NIl11I 1111111 1 1 1111111 1 1111111 RAY MCCAULEY 11111111 111 0111114111 1111111 1 1n 111. 1 N 1u11111 tem 11111111 Ju 11N 1 P 111 DORAL LONGACRE l ll 11 11111 111111 1 ls1 11111 MARY MACEDO 1 1 911 X IN 11 111 1101-S111 Il lllllt 1 X lame-s 11111 re1 1 11 1 111 N111 EVELYN MADRUGA Nqs s11 1 1 1 11x11 1 1 1 i 111 1 ef111111 1 'Q I CORNELIA DICK MAYO MALIEPAARD 11 -1 1., x lr 111 s llll ' k I 9, , 1 11 1 111f11r1 X , th Xl 0115 11 GERALDINE MELLO HELEN MELLO 111111111111 1111- 111 1 1rr1 1111 1 NHS l 1 I 1k DORA MENCHACA TED MENZEL 1 llll 1 11 1 14 1 Nl 1111 Il 111140 1 11111 1 IS r11.1t ERNEST MOWER f 1 1 Penh S II th11u 1 Illllx -11c1'1I IIXI ,, 1 IIUAIILIN PASCUAL MUNOZ -11119 lust llc sxt 1 DORA ORTIZ L ould SI11 han h1l1e1I .11 Y II SUI 1181 1 1 Ih11st111 S 1 IIITNI 111111 '-111111 II ford KITIS ERNEST MULROY e vt 1s 111 II rx s I11 tg. 1911 I 1 s1111I11111111rE' ELSIE LEE NEAGLE ek1 1 II MARJORIE PACHECO 14 11I1111t 141s 1 X I1 1 II IIN S ED MILLER X IJIIIII 11111 IYQI' he-111-11 It shx I!AiIIfI,l1 1111 1 I XN1II .51 JANIS MONTGOMERY II 11r11f11nd1t1 of c1I1I1 111 1x1s tI11 p11I1h1 11111s 11 111-1l11.,111..111 XI9dII1I1g Axk IIIIIS ALICE MOREY 11111.,1111 XII 11111121 11 It N1I11111 IP II I4 r 1t 1-I1 Senzmfs MARY MONCIBAIS 1 LI Iuckx 'X ts'-. 111 s uIf1lI111,, I1 1 1 1111 II 1 1 111 N 1 s 111 IIII I 1r11 II EVA MONJE 1 Ne-111 II 1 1111 1 fett h11111S lllt 1 YIIIISI 1111t1 oc 1111 to I1 1 DANILL MORA l I U I Y I Y Il I M1111 1 1 1 1 . l I E 1 , V .V my . ,I A h2ppy,4rJ- , A, Alu... ' tI11 that .' '. WI is f ' ' 1' '1'1111- ' t 1 fell ' is IIII I'KDI'I'l 11t 111' -1111 l't'11ngt1 'ilk , II11 I1I111Iy I1111 'T '- , Ill il IlI2lt'k r11I11- III thf- A '31 I11- i.'. Ul'11in.' of I' UI' 2 I '11 st11111'1'. ' A Tl 1 ' Q 11 IIIV1- hvr 1 .' me: IZ - pr 1 111-Ver pe 1'- 1'I ' 11, 1 ' 2 I pl 's 1 'itu- sh -'II whip up tht- .' 11i1 .' Il'lfJ.'I'IlY of 11 dz' .' fl' 'k YOU f'Yl'l' 115g 1 f -. 1 ' ' Y? I101- 21 '1a v 1 I 1 'I SI 1 1 . t11 II11113'-1: -IIl'k4' 1I11viI , 1- II - l1:11'k t11 I-Af of th- S1-11i111' vlztss vh ' hut 11s Il 11111tI1. 1 'I - , wil J 1I1e 5111111111 11' 'r 1 111 il .'1X'e! III - 1Ie-1 l1l111- S1-11. 1-1.11. . ff QZ1 4 iq gy IC1'11i11 IIZIS i11IIy 1 ' - H '23 f St 21 SIU' k'1. 1111 hi: KIJIII. 1-V11 gh VL- j p1'11111I 11f his 'ht I he had II h111I st111't IIIIT 21' 1'111'1I. 1111tiI I11- f II t ' .' '11- 1I1 '1-1- for Il 1'1111' 3 . A 'K In-.' ' I11-ing' IIt'I'I' A' ' Sh ptI11-1's1-11i111'111i11- 11:11't of his s1'11i111' yn-111: Ut s st111igh1: WI 'I1- h1-1' I11- 11111 ' -11 11v111'y11111- Ii:1111I11s 1111111 F11'1111:'ht I11-1' with his C'IIJll'lII 1111! 1'111'y IIIIIIIX :1 1I11t1-. gI'III'IIIl1S llI1lIIIlI'I'. ' Q 1 -- 11 Sh 1 ' Q kh: I 11. K. ply' Lady Ifupid I11-- hut it's th' N11 '5' Ill' tv--11 21 lo111ly .' '- thz I fs 1I1i11g'.' t11 her I' - 1w'tI ' 111' I11-111'tI '1 1 s ' - 1111- - .-1 . 1944 GORDON PARRISII 111 1 111111kx ll Ill s ll I WILLIAM PEDEN 1 1n 1111 N 1 I I 1111 1 111111 s 11 1, ll 1., Illsll WILLIAM QUINLAN 'I 112 1 1 1, 1 s ll lll 111 .1111 1 1 PAT PEARL 111 1111 1 s ,., j.,NlIl 1 11 ll ms KATHERINE PERRY 11.11 s I X .1111 s 111 RUBY RANKIN 1 I I I 111 su1 I 1 I IDI GENEVA REED 11N ,.,1 glmp., s111111r ILN I N111 ly N I ,,1x 1 WILLENE REEVES 111111 los: 11 1 11 1lIN1 ls X WVINIFRED ROBERTS Fllfllln 11 1 lrll 111 1 1 II x 1 11 11 11 1 X I ,.,lllll WILLIAM REEVES g 1 1 me-111 flflll 1- 11111 11f 11, 1 xr 11 11111111111 1 s. 111 1111 JOHN RILEY 1111 1 11111111 1 f11111 Il ALICE ROCIIA 1 11-1 ll 111 111 1 1111 ll I 1 1.511 1 1'1Il,1'U'S fl'11'U-Q ltr' A11 -111' 1'111 n111 lj - 11111 1 l 11: lfs- 1111: 1111- -'1111l 111 'Q ' 1 'D lllIA '1-'s Ill 1 112l41.' 1111 111s 111 1l1'I' 1.:1'1 1 , NY'11i11l11 1111- V1 'IU ' ' Flaws l'2iY12l1'j' 11f '44, 1111: ll4lI1l1llQ.1' 1111 liill: 111-'s XV1 - sl11- .'1llL.Z'S, 1lf'A' - 11 11111s1 -1' 111' 1-v1- y 111llf.Z' 1 '11y: want Ill '1-, f1'1 w1s1-1'1'111'ks 111 V11- - 3 111: sul -1'I1 1 ne V y1-11111 f 111111111 1l'Y. '1 g11l1f1'lll2lll llf st -1'- Th- HYII 1911 -11 -rs' 4111-- li11f 1'111'111 1-nj11y,' 1lk- 111-Z -A f , re-1-l11111'1-11 ' 1: 111 u1 1.:'1':11l1-s, ' 1 1lul1yisl111:l111111111 1.5111 V 1113 2lI'1'll'l 11111, 1111 1111- fi1-11111nl ' lI'I, I f ' 1 -if , 'l'l's1f'g ' ':- ' gal Iii 2111 f' lly, ' 1 11: Illl ' in11-111-sts 111 th 111s 111 '111 '1-11 1'f--P11111-1 NllI'.'11l3.f 21111 1111, 111 11 - 1f 21 lj nz1m1-11 .111-. 1111 111111 1-1' IZ s1 -S. A very 1'1-s1-1'v1-11 ,' 1 Lf A Vusz 1'z1 111111 I 1- f lillly wl 111-1111 1111124 1-11111111111111111141111l11- - il 1111 11f k1111 vl-11.11-, . ,' 111111 311111111 il ll1'2lI' 511- su- zsk 2lIl.'1llll' 111 1111- li- 111111. 111'11r5' s'11-l1'1- 1'l:1rs. I 1 .' FU' 11' UH' LI11 T1is1111, 1ILlI 1'111 ': 'nil 111-1' f1111r UMTS 'rf 1:1 111 l111s111'111111'1-111 111 s1-111111 N'1l1l 11 1111 113' f f1'i1-111s luring 1l1'l' h s11'i1l-. 1111: 11f,i1k1-s,11111l 111 Sl'1ll 111 1':11'1-er, E 1 11 V111111-1s fr Ill 111-- ,, 1-111 Vllll-I 1' . I . J' GLORIA MAE ROSE 1 g.,ht l lam ylwr ll ixxlxs sei NNlll um 'X x fxllox HELEN SANFORD N1 1 l wt 1 1 lnxx xx u x ll 1111 fllll Nt xx 1Nl11 N x PHYLLIS SHANNON mkkx 1 lllllg., IS L ture pe llflf., 111le1 119 MARIE ROTTMAN Soddx she- 111 xkeq donut N e snlls '1 cl x en comw to llillllltfilfl sh. rt 1111lx exu s KATHERINE SHELLEY 111111 lglllllf-, Ilt l 1 1 0 rl 1 HARRY SOUSAMIAN ls 11101111 111 111 1 1111 r' 0r10xx 1 u ltr EDWIN B ROCHA thx SEIIIOI' hoxs IN l 1 d hx 4 upul - drroxx STANLEY RODRIQUIS Xxhu 1 in rxsmt hls g l1 1ppx Lflll or IHHOTG' h1S ll1ll'Nld httlc vox look 7 ROLLIE ROGERS el put off studxm ll 11 tu1nor1oxx but Il l elt llnlx Qnwx l'lllI1 '-1 lf 101111-.fl1t Senzor EDIFJIN M ROCHA x oxx xx 1 Q 1 Nlslerx who trm IIS them dS th0u:.,htfullx 'ls I dflx dons hds oul Illlllllkldh OI e 1 QI lnnther JOE ROGERS x DL of xxo IHANICI of men Thlrp S of l1uf.,hur .1 e-e1 xx here llll IOQQ be Q11 CECILIA ROSE 1 Ib 1 ln iutx 1.l1111 uf llllIl0I'IUXN 1nd IIN lI'lllllll0llN 'vhss x l un fem NOIII LIlY'lS L O Of all - .' ' A111 full ' 'ltl .vv 111 lu- xx'z.' thv 111' us-at hit .' 1 A liz' -voter f ' th pexf-.'t .X vor 41' ' mvn. a I ,,' -U lf, a Irzul 2 ' - 'nd Ha' - . 1 ch ' ' 'S . ', A-5176? L ll 'l S 1.2 St- into th- -2 j , u 1' ' ', le :dz ' 'z fi-f 'k wil 1'-':' ' - ' ' ' - tl 1 ' ' .' . ,s11w4.ik f IQ' ' . ' I VH ..' -f ,H i, . K 1 H.,-'fti I Sh- ni' w RI I- if .' 1 ,, s lul lul her heart iw 411 A ', .11 x'h it al al 11 l ' - ,.' - ll1 .':1x'.' l vs? Ce 2' ,' .'l 1- lot' us curly z1.' fall, but 1111' '1.' S 4 lm 1- A .1 ,.,.,1, . ll Au ml lf gf. ' I ha'-4 K111x'l11s11f'1'111 ' be. . Rllt' xlthhn-1. h 1 as th.. --pt.,-5 nf V - nu' lll-urls. H4 -- ' ' is ln hv HX' Z Iflzxt, k, 1h'.' 1-ull hlumlf-'s fu' lllll bv 'l'l'Y, fu to- '?-lllll rlmps 21 m ' ' xx'- may gruel- ' will ' 'f ', 1 -. 1944 JOSEPH SOUZA RICHARD 1 STEPHENSON 1 1n1 lux! 11.. x1 111111 xx 1 1111 ll N1 H1 slr ls lllY11ll ll 1.,l1 1 CHARLES STEVENS MARGARET x111 11111k1t 11111 STUHAAN Hn111N 11-111 ll es1111k1s Il 11 1 1 k 1 1 1111 um1ssfu x 1 x1 191- 11-111111-1 NIHI1 1111191 1llI'Tl 1111111 l N In 5 ir I l JAMES TAYLOR PATRICIA THOMAS N N 1 s 111n+J1 u11t L Il lldni 1 1,111 1 IIIX 11llIII1ll1' 2.11 N A lXt1 1 Cl IIUI 111111111 if ELEANORE TOME MARYBETH ,I ,I TREWHITT SS U Ili 1' JI L1 1 11 1 111111111 1 1 1l1l 1 PI BETTY TRIMMER JUANITA TROXEL 1 11rn 1 x x 111 e tw 111111 1l11' 1 ll 1l1111111n1 1 1111 1111 1 n ba11I1er PETER TURANO EVERETT 111 111 11111 VANDE BEEK 1 1 I 1111 , ull k 1 1s 111-11 1 11111 15 I ln 1 1111 1 n Q 11 i11111111l1N111 111-A1-1 .X I1:1111ly 111111 111 l1z1x'1- :11'1111111l 1111-S1-1l11ys NV1l1'il 13111. 11 1-1111111 1111111-1 1 1 K , 1111-1:11 is S1-111'1-1-, 1 -' 11111 it 1111111-tl11r: '11i11--- : 1.1'i'- 1l11Tl1l1l1 l4'I', Fil ' 1h11l's how Ili -k .' - tlw f :1- 11111l :1 1111-1-11 111' xx'11111l 2llll1 11i,- l11y. ll .'1 lDl .'1Il:J.'- I V I11-'ll 11111k1- 1 j 'nxx ly en ll' , he mnk -14 it fy llllly- M-' 1111111 .' 11' ' ' lkli 31- E :I Ilv' - m1-s tl ' Sh .' 1 ' ln' il lc-1' 11-1-11s111-1-1' 'grz1i11: 21111 il xx'1I . 1ll'I' talk, :nl ' 111C s Al jeu' V- 1 1 1' .2 J zl 111111 1 ' , 1011. XVI - ' sle- 1 All St. Sir. 1 ll 1 s :111'11 IIS 1112 -' Q Viil 'il 'l ll ' , 1111 11- 121111 111 hls 2 1' I ' - sl ' 1 1 1-1-s111111sil11li1ies as :1 IPHFI-llmf' l9l l'hUIN' UD- 5 1 11115 rlr' ' -' 111' 111 21 'e-1'- 'i '- I I 1:1111 f ' ' 12111. ' 1 'l'l11- 211111 '1i1111 11f 1111-I Blix: 'I' 1 - is 111 111- El 11111 llljl' fx' ' with ll1'llU Sli l 1 11110 -l-- N111 ll la lk. 111'i1.:'i1111l '- 111418 111111 z1i1' 11 111-ls. .X 'lz 11112 1211-' x'l 'I'h1- girl xx'i1I1 il s11l1li 1-K 141- .' 1 ' 1141 the- l' 11115' he-z rl il 11 :1 'z :ml -11112111 uf 1 1111- 'i ,af 111 111'11x'1- it. f V I A SI 'I15' -I air i11 'W 'lf'V-' H1 1 fl' lflll' 1'z1111li1l11111 f11' l11'11x' UI fl5 f' 'I- IW 1 11st 1111111 11f 1111- j'l'ilI'Y1l+ I 'Ulf I kf In 1V1.' 111' only I'llz1l1- in 111111 W- 111- :111 - 1 1- ill' 11: gli.-11 :111 I ' : ' +. , WILMA VOSS , ' '- V' vho ri-'i 3' achievi-d fum- when she ' 1-d ons- f ie IN-- Cid iids ' s tl t1'0u 1 vas touring Hunfrnwi. LAHOMA WATSON V' - ' 1 '-11 'a 1 husim-ss, this c-har - ' f and COIIIIJEIUIII s- - ' ' would he our irs choice for a private sec- relary. JERALDINE WIECHMANN Skillful in howling and dancing to swing, this Ji-rry also has tho abil- ity to sing. CAROLYN WALLIS e 11-cl s iei' riylhm, z d S e Q- 'nh -- H most ii- A 'r' ' 4- -- : II'lIlfI! I2 S. PATRICIA WEIR 4- -1 'si .' m- ' vs . . rl s sing gy -1 ps . - Z DELORES WONG Nu duuhl hi-1' iw-silly smile :xml lziilgliiligq eye-s hun- mudu the-ii' mark un ai vi-rlziln Ima Align-li-s lmy's MARTHA VANDERVOET mul pmnist xx 4 is C0 I e Ita i 1 ha f Nu in lluteh firm MANUEL VIERRA ide his who lumks fm implements soil nc 15 fin hun: st to gqzodiiev- firmu MARJORIE VIENNA 1 g 1 in N imi mm Semors HILDA VIEIRA I its '1 ont, flw in 0 tie backfield or a xers fast inunder I 1 to one 1111414 swung thv base ball bat RICHARD VIERRA No ix onder Ilmer can along with me W bodx being the Xoung est of '1 childrvn JOE VIVALDA Thuup.,h he rmallx is NBII gexilli mi the fool 1.111 rl h s known killer 1 9 4 4 GENEVA wonusv X I I I OYD YING X FRAINLES DOWNS RAYMOND MCKEE LELAND PAYINE GERALD VOSBURGH Umf Semm' Hzstmfy Boy we made lt at last semors' But we weren t always superlor beings Why I can remember when we were just lxlce you l1ttle guys and gals up on the shelf that was the year we started out wlth a bang and threw the flrst freshman party Frosh Nlorrocco Yes we had a wonderful freshman year which was only overshadowed by our sophomore stretch' By then we really knew our way around and began t take our places ln the management of the student body You see ours has always been an outstanding class outstanding ln leadershxp athletics and scholastu' achievements just to mentlon a few Even our unlor Prom was unusual with Nautical But Nice' as its theme An evenlng long excursion wlth moonlight musxc stardust and flowers oh' Then all of a sudden we were semors' The runnmg of the school was our For our two senxor plays we had record houses sold m ny more tlckets than there were seats ln the auditorium We dldnt confine our actlvltles to those prescribed by tradltlon we gav omethmg extra For Instance remember Dlmouts of 1944 with such a wonder ful band that you could hardly stay ln your seat? Perhaps OLII' greatest achxevement WHS the SCYIIOI' UI'8dlflOI'l'1lly OIIC of the high POIYICS of the school year OLlI'S M15 extra SPCCIHI But now lf s almost over we ve had Class Day with all of us dolled up ln our very best and put on the most entertammg program ever glven weve sxgned our Januses and Oh' there If IS dum dum de de dum dum Pomp and Qlr cumstance How we ve wanted to hear th1t played for us' Well goodbye lclds lceep everything going for us we ll be XN'lICl1ll'lg Goodbye .X Hlfly'lllllvlllullfle' Ylu ll2IS1I wuy with ilu- rm-n -11'l'f:nuril1-spm'ls:lxw- Q nlzmc-ix1,:.:. llgmwiug :tml rlmrf- 1111111-11lL:'. . 4 1 .XI Illl- 1ll':lIlLllII l1u:1l'1l I :tml in his mzxih vlzusw-S. llvis, fIblIS1'lll5 f'1l'4rl'iIt' In rm sharp. S V 1 . . ., a o , Q . , , . . . , a ' 7 Z . , , o - , Q C T , , . , - J - rr - - an - ' 1- ' - ' . . , 7 7 ' , . -' a - . e - - zz - sv - Q 1 -. .1 . , C l C ' g Y. . . , Y , Y. . . . . , , . . ,, ,, YY Y V ' ' 1 - . . . 1 . , , - . . , . 1 V V k 1 4 'ox + u 9 N 9 ,W M m, x MFI. . N . A 1 gk, 1 Q waz- w 4 ir Y Y X 5' , fc' Q, A 4 l' in W, dugg, . fl 02 SN--Q' QV? 1 j g ei: I 'r l 1 ' 4 sa- , ET? 0' ll iv J t - 1' 4 SX or 'Q ty y- , t r QR' p E 'W751 4 elqy get 'VV gn Jllarcbzng Through 4 'I lg H F 'x 1941 I Papers were filled with your deeds, wx. young freshmen, v .1 - Your songs on the stage brought duesg B You jgtngllged in the muddy to pull out f,,QL,'T M'M u 7 j k: p, L Ang sharell the embarrassing ooze. Q' - ' ' -- l ' 1- T942 ' 1 I I' Q With some cardboard and paint and 3 4 R ' new ideas, 4 And plenty of energy, X You made Duey the Dragon start M those who were laggin', r And sponsored a dance for Nall free? ,J K u , c -' ' t t 'free 5 ot' C D 1 3 A ' X- L-1. 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K1 1 1 11 1 ' ' Q 431, 0 , . 49 11' if 3 . 1 71-, 1 0 1 '11-1, I Q S913 Y yx sp V: 1- j I This is the he-si junior ring :my vluss has hull yet. lluulntul Ih-nnp rn-ein-A xx-UIIIIPI' nhnt new pantry in gm :ummm-ql idx-as for the vluss gqmlg-In lpqpqly, tlwy'll think up nex zmiovf Class A jungle clearing, a native African village, a safari into the wilds of the dark continent-this was the unique theme of that night of nights in the life of every junior, the Junior Prom. The Prom, held in the latter part of April, was the one big affair sponsored by the class. Under the leadership of Bob Giacomazzi and Ed Raulston, the class took an active part in the school activities in spite of war restrictions. Juniors were prominent on the gridiron and on the courts, as well as in the various organizations, and any plans could not be complete without an energetic junior putting his two- cents-worth in. l.l. 'l'l'IRYl 0I l ll'I'IlIS: llizuuxnalxxi. l'l41W, S!'llINli'I'I'ZRYI0l I Il'l'lRS:lliawumzlzzi1I'l'm-si- llaulslun mpresidt-xxtr, I-'islwi-, Iiuln-xwsnm. dt-ul I. Cliaiuplin, IIALIISIUH, Silva. CLASS ADVISORS J I CLASS COLORS Bernelce Llttle Green and Whlte George Mabee 'ww 11 W my, Wvfwpa, XIUIIN I 1 1 1-1 1 1 1 X xt ,, If 11s n 11 f. lmxsxu 'iimnnm All W4'i '0 M... , .4 1.1 X CN 11 x 11 N N 1 1 1 ll 11 11 1511! ,., 111 1 ., Il 1 Xlllll N 1 11 1x1 1 P4 1 Tax 1125 Q Y 1- N M 151111 W' 1 11 ' Y 4 A., , f S ,zf ' .Q .ll I-11'1'1111 1'11x': l'11w, 121g1111'11:11'11, Ifllllll, Ivins, .X1v1-s, l:1Il 'lIIll11, 1'1111'l1111'. 12111111111-11. 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Y' if ,W 9 ,1,..,,i mwmmmm, ,ww ' 11-1 1 mi up-:unit Class of '4 5 761399 NIORN I 11111 111111 I e1 1 N 11 lnx x11 ll 401IDd.LI'1 1 ll CI Ir'e1 AQ cond 11111 S P 1 ids I k11 1k11 1111., C111 I 1e1I 1x I If-tCI11r Tlllrd nk111so11 111st011 L1111ew 1111111111 1111 I1 1 111 1 0 111111 1 1 11 Haig III' 1 Nler IL 111' Ames slr-I 1119 1X4 111 1111m1 -. XIORN I 1 1 1111 111 x 1 X 1 El 1 11 11N '11 1 X 1111 1 1 11n1 Il II 111 Pl III 111 I N111111 N111111 11 Il 1 111 X mins 1 N111 e 111 1 1 III 1 1' IN XI1Il1111111I NIef111 N ll N N N Fl Et 'l'ln- Hiilllllllllllfi' vluss will :nuke history :lt Ilunforel Ililzh. lhrev hplc ll SOIlll0lll0l'PN nlunua so quiet mul lhemn lrosll Hilllllll so Ktllllllbllh It Nh: ilu Ilrun IN YI I' Sophomore Class Though the fxghtmg sophomores may have tasted defeat m the brawl, scores of freshmen tasted mud and dirt before the confllct was over After washmg off the dust of battle, the sophomores set an example of good sportsmanship by sponsor mg a dance for the brawl vnctors They left their mark also on the high school calendar of events wlth then masquerade party a novelty nn dress and dance Almost all actxvmes owe part of their enthusxasm to the members of the sophomore class representatxves are on the basketball and football teams, the band, orchestra, honor roll, yell leaders, drum major and majorettes a good showlng for an enterprxslng class N 3 1 1 I 1 A mr ll Ur:-ws, Sousalnizm, l3t'lllilI'fl lie-ll, Shffridan, Barns-s, M. Hruzil, lqliill. l'a1'dc1zu, Hriuxws. Spevk. 'Fhird row: 'I'z1rr', Hufmfl lizwlholnrnew, H, Brazil, Brin-ka-y, liurrus, Beckly, l'1LlI'k, lik'l'll2ll'llU, li. Burgas. l, liurgesi l:I'ZlUIl. Fourth row: l'HII1IJiL.l'Ii'J, Huwdvn, Hisbing. Beckman, Clyde, liusmajian, IG. Brown, 'l':1y1u1', Ayers, S, Tihhs, 11. Tibh:-1, Bricker. ass 0 46 50l'lIUNlURl-IS-lf'1'uul row: A, Brown. .XI'lT1i, 1jlZlChQ'I'. Shzmxmn, Shaw, lielln-W, Bundy, A11- . Spzmkm-. Senond row: Betta-nn-uurt, ,Xmw1'son, 'I'is1h1ll. .nnx.n:4. s. --...iw .-.... PIHHIURI N I rr xnxx x Q H mu I NN r ,., N N K NIH l I X N 1 N N4 X N N ll lr ,Q N 1 N N x A un uxnpwm UI I4 - x tm oo 141111 1,11 n A nonlales 1111131 lxuxx Hou I.J.u1N Thumda X .iz IJIIHITIIL k, To :lager M., .M aww. ., l N-. , is-,Q-we-.Q Summa, mamma ' 6 Nth S0I'IllD!IUIfI1I5 I-'rural Vuw. XX'inL:. My-rs, .X, Mills. llmlgv-s, AlilrlIlIlll'Il, lil-lll-'l', Nllllzl. Nl .XIQ-xznlulf-13.lulms1m. Yi:.1:n'i-f. Vim-urrzu, I'1.l.wul. Se-vo1lllr1IW3 llullulnull, llul, llluwf. Nlullluxl 3lv1'r'usk4-y. Blau-if-l, K1-Il'-r, All-Qs.-r, flll3.ill'S, Smurr. llwllis. lm-kvrt, Mil-lull-ls. 'l'llll'4l nm All-1'luskvv, lAllll't'lll'o-, .lnlmsnu Kuss, lluwzuwll .l. Mills, llulrlvs, All-Vanin. W.-fl.-l. .lvvzlfuull ALr'4l1llrf-.'XVullis. I uul'tl1 row: Johns, llumphries, XVhite. llullllll-stun, Bllswznlllml-r, All AI2lll4j'RlilI l. I.on,u'fi-lfl. NK'llsu1u. ll. ll:-nl, -lUllI'r. l.in1lS+-y. LLASS ADVISORS Maw Frances Vlltwer Wlllldm Braun LI 'XSS UJLOHS Ulm and ufllllt nab l :mu A I xx x 1 U . l rl 1 www N K : 1 'VV ' . v' v Y I .1 a ' 'U ' f IZ S' ' 5 W ' fa 3 ,x , 1, A Www . ' .s D l ,, . ,nf ' . ' Q I V N1Il'I ll! -IN-I4'l'1mi r- x' Sl x-na ll-I-lrl-lm 1, Sglvlfll-X, l'1llll.pa llll-x ll'-my Y4-ll S-frm.. IC'wll.l .I I1.l1u.lf-A. Vwsln S-4rp.l S-V--lm-l s'-xx 'I'l'.unl--l Hslmrr.-, Z -wwf Nm lillx.-r Null, l'--1.-ry N I1.ln11r.-Z, Sllux, Sun?-lI.exl. XYll-x, Xulwn 'I'l.ll-1 1-Ml X,wl.yl.l Huw: 5-lrzulr - M l'.n4l1ll.l .'l'1-hr llllll--l-ll, liuI'lll:l:u, lhllrr' ll.l1ll'r-, XVI.. .fr l'lxl:- I lfllurrrl 1-ww: XN ::ll!, li--ll, ll, l':n-llllzn. l':l5ll-v. I', I' xx-'ll. .l. l'wxu-ll, l . ll.amlV-x. l'--'fl nn 1- ' uv- -. '. , llusn- .'al'z1flux', Iilugs, i . I think wa-'ll talka- :husv snlrlls. A + It must he wonllvrful in ln- an svniur, isn't it Ilillf gf! 18 In do ffflllllllfll hxne to he Inithltu reshmcm Class Enterlng the famed halls of Hanford Hrgh as a freshman IS an experlence ln ltself but mix ln the complncatlons of entermg rn Leap Year and somethmg IS bound to happen The freshmen weren t ones to pass up the opportunlty afforded by the speclal year, so about the middle of March, decoratlve posters appeared on the bulletin board wlth Freshman Dance, Leap Year Dance, or L11 Abn r Dance Catch your man , Finally the locked gym doors were opened the glrls dragged thelr dates mto thelr fate, and what fun ensued Needless to say, the dance was a success but the success dated back before the dance to the enthuslasm wh1cn the class had shown at meetmgs and the cooperatxon xt had gxven lts leaders uni 1 x rn IRI sllil XX 1 N Nlm as 1 1 1 1 1 Illll S ll v S ' .lt gf , . , . . . U . C - -- ' 5 . , . l4',Xl.I,-I-Fl' 1' vw: I.:1 fl im-. 'l'hnmp- 4' CJ SI'I!lNtl-I-'rout 1' uw: In-.Iunl. C' gon. lin-hzurds, Mvllllix'-b lI!I'1'S.b, Huw- VLKSN Howl, Alllllbll. S.-1-on-I row: Iluydm-k, '51 Sv und rvw: SI -urns, In- Qual- Hr' 1' ' IRI Ala All. Lupp, S1 um-5 cpu-s,J liell Uluw, Uzieluxlo. I ll III! Class of '47 llYIlf.N-I'1'u11I rrwg lla-31-F. ,Ig , , ' ' 1. H- -'w , , wI'ny'4 I'n1'I1r, XIu1'1'1s, I'I1III11 I 1I NI:1II111 I Isl 1111 XI H'1n-1' XI II' 11111-11 Iux1 '.11v111I 1 11 -u . ,:, r- nu: I.1- l'z1X:1Ii1-1'. IiivI1111'1Is, AIIIIIUN. Nlznlull. H1111 ll 1 11 1I..11111, M111-1wI, 3I.11I1 11L::1, M:11'11k, Millw, I,1-11111. 'I'I1i1'-I ruw: Blunoz, Il:11':41'... ':A I lIIl'II X h I 1 I1 XI l.1I, XI:11'1I1I1:111kf, Nr11111:I11, I'2lIllIlIIIH, I'i-1'nII1-. In-11I. I,:1 XIUII11-. I,:1r'k1-y. I 1ll1I'III 11111 IIIY' I 1111I1II XX I lIlIi1Il NIIYII 1 a. 1: : . . ,'sn'1v11L:1A1'. I'u111-r. NI--1'1'1 r, A, Xlurris. Mitvlwll, MiII1-1'. Ii, Blu V1 1 I 1 X I I I I x 1 I 11I11,- 111' 1 , V! I I z If . , Q 1 I r X 4 , , , ! v 1 A , , fr wwf ,, If IIKI-1. 'IN-I 1-,111 rww S1-1-I-I.11-I. SI1'I11111 S1111I14 S1111'.:1. Sil 11. Il111x, I111.M. I1.1111.1 1 I 1111-1' Ii 11f111-11111'!, S.---p:11I 1111 N S1111-Hx S.:111II.1!1 51.511111-5 S 11111N. S,--11:1 S1111 ,-ft' 5111111 .Xrk1:.x.111, S.1111I1.n. ,XI,I,1,1', 'l'I1111l 1-1111 .X'..Ig1 X'11I.1111'11, Ii.-11111. .Xxg1I.1 V111 11113-111, g1,,,,,.. 51.,.ff111-I, .XfI1u1111I.4 I:,.1'11,..I1,111-xx. I21'1-M411 I -1111'1I1 1-1 xv 1iu11z.1I-5. I XIIlIIIN,.XYII1I.I1f'I'I2I1I1. S' -'I11wvII, I1 IA -ss, .X1111:1f. I11'11.11I1IL1x, .XlI'I' 1'ff111, I., .X1I:1111f. II mx-1 I-'IH-ISI!Wll-IN-Ifrrml ruw: l'au'vuu, Armi. H:-Men. l':1s:11'4-z, Aki-rs, .Xiu-s, I'1iQ'l'Illll1lll. H: .Xlvc-ru. ii.-llrum, liurrm-ll. Sec-mul row: l':lL1'l'lllll1lll, .Xil2l.IIl'4, ' I 1'2l0l2lllH, l'zir1luxu. lfrzu Morris. .XI1lhl'IISilli, Brown, Arnulil. Iiziriius. Tliird 1-mv: Iiziilcy, Villlvy, 1'ui'm-ll, 4' Volta. Murrisnii, lirzizil, .XlVzu'ez. MHIUI. I:2lll'lk'X. lfuixrlh rox vi I-Inkle-S, Vuiihzi, ll lmvidsuii, Iilairiu, In-am, Hl'Uw1iili,':'q. Moody, IgiiY'I'Ull, Helifiuiw-, lqllllllllilll, lirzullvy. lllt 'gil 'kvll 1llll2ll'l IH S0 'Zi' I-NIIVII N :mil 1 'x Xigliolln Hmfii 0 4 ntl: mil 1 1 XX cn on e ee 115, N in ll 1111 1 S N X 1ll1u Nu-plifnw Thumpwn Xie-rra Rush Soares Zucchi Thomas Class of 47 CLASS ADVISORS CLASS COLORS Merlem Tervo Green and White Ivan Guffm . Q ' 1 , 1 , QP' ,f 14 f 'L ' ' 0 d FR 1.' . Cf-I- 'ox': '- 'z , ' lld, XVl'i3Jflll. D. Y img, XY-is Tum, ltr! -'is Xiullizins, Wing, Sv- ml r ': Vail . Ii we-S, A. You lf, Ilona. liiwiizn, Ili-4-ml. Sha ', XV' -he Yig'zii'i'iu, S: x . 'Fliird row: Vieira, Sh lion. IP, Xvilliklllhf, ii. XVilliz1m:, Uzu-lui., .l. Y' '1 ns 'l'2ipiu, I.. Williams. Ying, XViec'hmann. Fourth roxy: Weikle, Watters, Trimmer, Russ. Silva Class of '47 Iflll1INIlWIl4IN--I runl VUXVS ilwzul, l'k'll'l'SUll, Johnson, K+-stcr, llziitmi, V, imc-, Marlin, Mm'- Xie-x:l114l.i'. Luws-, Iinngp Si-wnnl rnw: Guiwizi, llowaiwl, th-arliizui, lla-rinunim-z, .lu:u1nin, Gzirml. Nine-llzxs, Kinte-Vu, Ii. In-1-, 1Nll'4'1lHI1'j', Lum-k, Main. K1-lln-y. Third row: A. In-1-. Ilzill. Jaw. Hinton, .Ie-ssl-n, Iwvpi-1', Imiu-Z, l,uul'ei1c'i-. Gibson, Loi-kwuoui. Fourth row: IA'llSUl'1'. f12l!'l'i1l, ' N111'uire Iwpp X N11-llo .I AIUHU,1lklf.f1llll4H'S. Ilzlil, llupinfiy il ziwll-y, izirkvr, .luln-s, . 'I , J. , . . - , . IINI 1 1 In N an I1 K I I4 4 It I ll Qr 1 , 41 1,4 I 'T aww 11.411 141 . z 1 Q, , . x A ' M iQ . ' ' . w. f f K' X , L f I n x . i i 3 5 3 I A 4. , .,, 2 Y ' , Q4 , . 5 ' ' i I ,- f . D - . I . V . . f' ' W . ,A A-, l l'1 lYlI'IX1l l'U1it 'nf l'IlliS. N: rflini. l lui'.-r, i':XwiI, l.2lX'lIHZil, l l'n'iI:vS. l -'l'ii:nn'ir-- N14-ki-ily liailzinrii. II.-i'n:ui1i1z. I-Iw5uni':uxn. Hauwlf 'k. S----fini -,wg I-Ilia'-ufwtli, I-In---v, Poplin, uv-lim. iinunv-. limlue-s, il'-y'n:in1l M. lli1-ke-5..l:nw, Ianni. l o-l'i'w-ru. 'l'iiil'ml Vow: l'i'nz. inlfff-. Vli xx, lui AI ml, Vlnun, Unix, I-'nxt'-ix iiznulin, .I--nkinfwn, Hu kvr, .I-iiinxun, i-'uirI'i--111. l lPIlI'Iil A w. Inf-kv'i'.'wi1, Lv- Ho: . 4iI'iYl I'. l'i1'k:u'fi, Jarniain, Vull way, Flvyfi, ' iff, liriliunv, . Illllllli TIME ON MY HANDS ff 1 ff X .r .ffl , I 'XJ' f 1' f XI f f ' Yiczlly Commzltec 'C xI 1 .mv ...f 4 1 xt 1 XI0Xexn1fe S 4 ,. e 11118 Fl An 1 mu S proud ron 'XI no Tlbbs hues londcn Lf.xx1S1alX1o1J Wlch mght football agam at Hanford the clutles of the Rally Commlttee were back to prewar normal In fact, the task of the club was mcreased by the mflux of patrons to the grld games The same was true of the basketball season The Rally Commnttee s bxggest Job was to flncl seats for rhe many people who attended the games In aclclmon to the tlcket handling they sponsored gratis dances after the games Much of the Rallv Committee s success was clue to the presidents, Don Pollcy and Ed Howe, and to Mr Lewis the club advisor uxhe ll rlllx would 3.0 9 better than 1 p :rude- No student lands huh 1.111-s one f 1' IIIPII s lunuus ll n ll nv t ilk: I talks t 4 - Jef ll ..,.., ..........h- I'lll-JSIlPlCN'l' IWIIPIGN lSIPl'illi-fi :md l1II.l.I-Ill lf'AI,I.7Sm1le1l: Pfnrl, AI. Hl'2lllIl. Ilzlsnlussm lfullb guirlwl Ilzmfnrfl Iligh lh1'r:u,2,'l1 an must .Xnde-1'su11, Ii. Rl'2lllH, Slaxmlirxpgz Ln Mninx avlive ym-ur. Huffman. lilln-1' 11urm's.J Sl'RING-Seatwl: IH-4h-11 npmwxb. Mm-1'lusk1x Menzvl, Iiavxlm-k, Iiaxulslfm. Slmnlimrz Li ville. Bvzivhl Flow. The nlea-tim: uill lllvusu Xa-ss. Hanford always -und if I'm A-la-vu-ll come to nr4h-r. welcomes the truly. su-rotary . . . ink le 0' the 5 nun hllf 'W anim ut H' , the nlwl' as t W' A ggulleu 1 I0 Tnlihoublxtfu Student G 01!67 7Z77767flf You can blame a lot of thlngs on the war mcludmg lack of mterest But m the case of the 1943 44 Student Body, there IS no ne d of doing so To start thmgs out right the budget that was presented to the flrst semester student body president Jack Eller was qulclcly and successfully met The student body card drlve for 90 4 of the school fell short of IIS mark by 3 Dick Braun vlce presldent had promised the students one of hls stage shows lf the 9024 goal had been reached That 321 however didn t stop the demand so Dlck gave nx show m February Ir was needless to say a bug success Lack of mterest ln Hanford Hlgh School thxs year was almost lmpossxble when there were wlnnmg t ams ln all fxelds of sports Football basketball and track drew the greatest attendance ln many years and the spectators were not dlsappomt d The second semester presldent Bull Peden orlgmated and carried through a plan for assemblies ln the mornlng before school They soon proved to be a good source of entertaxnm nt starting the day off rlght xvlth every club nn school scheduled to produce an assembly about 15 20 mmutes long there was a great deal of varxety Throughout the year s veral interesting speakers were presented to the student body Army navy marme officers foreign representatives and some of the town s prominent cltlzens gave us several periods of worthwhile entertamment Although lllogxcal as lf may seem thxs has been one of the student body years yet N WX ' . i zf 'J' , s 2 ,, tx ' : 1' ' A .f 1 9 ' 9 - ' e ' . 7 .. , , . . ,, . ,f . , fr. , . . . . . .f ' 9 . , . ,.n ' 5 5 7 9 . , , . . . 9 . . . .. . , , . . . 9 , - . 7 7 . 9 . . . . .. , . ' 9 9 , . , , . . . . , ' 7 7 Y 7 . .. . Y . . .. , most successful .. t5t ,vUV.gxl F xfx .vx , GRQA VA xx -N ,-c '. ,xx V- mx' ,QA U . X9 qv'- .yvx 'Wk xynfak Margu- '0 US.bvevxS05...v-: Q.. , , Af' .110- . nk' wir. QW . 0: .xv Ny-N' ayx -'rf' . . ni' .y ' go xui Q' VV Q Ava zrls League The Girls League IS the only club in school which has a membership including every girl Ir is truly a democratic organization, giving voice in school affairs to girls of every race, creed, and color The Girls League IS very active in all school sponsored activities as well as in the carrying out of their own energetic program Remember those noon dances? The Girls League was responsible for those Then in the fall there was the Tramp Bonnie Eakles in 1943, when she was League president Even their regular meet ings were interesting, with good entertainment much of which was provided by the members themselves Informative lectures were given by members of the women s auxiliaries Wacs, Waves, Spars, and Marines This year s success was due largely to the able guidance of Miss Maxin Roberts and the executive ability of Imogene Hardcastle and Katherine Shelley, club presi dents Of course, assistants and executives can do nothing without a good corps of officers and the willing cooperation of the members The Girls League performs the service, needed so badly in time of war, of training high school girls to be tomorrow's citizens 1 Q ' I Partyf, In the spring they staged the annual Kid Party, which was started by 'Q Wh Inu H du., I 1 rp I In fl N UI 1. 1 nm' our,-.I Dt lrrn ls un 3 VI ra rv hnln rl! and l'l' N 'PIII N lI1S sill:-nt llurtlruntle ul nuke. .-Jinx dum-e in full nuinlr. FLARE NEAL Editor DORIS ROIW Rl SON Busme-ss Nldndgex S7132 METEOR !ll4I'l'l'10ll S'l'.Kl-'F-Vuncle lim-k, Lu Bluim-, Lilxvilla-. lV1llJl'Il! Mit' ' ' , lG11's, T mr, Pin, Lu-ey, fa ' . as hhem 1 on L lin lLll q0lll9fllillK mighlx lll'Q'l'PNfillR going, on In tlu-re' ion um uhuns read tln news lu-re Students may come and students may go the Meteor goes on forever, or so lf seems The first paper, October 31 1919, was edlted by Grace Strobel wlth the asslstance of a large staff Ir IS mterestmg to note that the first staff was well populated with boys, whlle thu 1 s year on y one brave male could be seen in th t bl onsequently, sports stories were written by girls If the stories weren t always too accurate, they were colorful After all, girls aren t always so well acquainted wltn the ups and downs of football' In spzte of war restrxctlons, the staff was consxstent ln gettlng the paper out every two weeks wlth just a llttle urgmg by Edntor Neal That ln itself was pralse worthy On the whole, the journalism students dncl a grand job by bemg accurate and by prmtxng news when lt was news We ' , ' ' a verita e no-man's-land. C . . V . l . , . , . . , Af... W... ,, ,W J N l' KTSY VLKRK HILL FEDEX Editor' Business Manager -- L.. 2 I'1-el:-n. Nenygln-. Vlnrk, Wliss Ilurtrann. Hr. llrown. Hlrml la.....' . 3.1 ,.f' Make this picture smaller. Yfllill layout do pun pn-fer! This will ln- an good 1-zuullll. STAFF .IXXIS IIOXIID WIICWIIIICRS ll'-llzvl. llirll, Nils!- llllll54', zuul llurr lztlk nw-r stuff 1ll'l 'illll l'lH .IKXIS I-IIlI'I'0RIKIi IIIIKIIII-Shanti-il: l'i1lSlllHllS . Iinklvs, IW Vzivzilii r. l'1-url, Muiilgmm-i'5', I,imls1'5'. Slzulflingi Imll.-yy Vzimle- H1-4-li, lInlw1'ls. Mi,-um-l. And now, ladies and gentlemen, in the west end of the main hall is Room 8, oftimes called the Janus room. Let's open the door and see the hardworking students who are sweating over the pages of this book and to hear the words of wisdom that pour from the room -shl Go get the axe--there's a hair on baby's chest- For a boy's best friend is his mother. fDuet by Bill and Winniel. Bill-My voice is a little hoarse-I must remember to gargle with lye tonight. Mr. Brown-Does this picture bleed? Miss Bartrum-Yes, on two sides-Heavens, what a bloodthirsty class this is! Patsy-Hey! Elsie! There goes a uniform-who is it? Catch him and see if we need his protrait. Perhaps we had best leave them to toil alone-but one thing about the class, there was never a dull moment, but neither was it a dull book. gp-ww , , Front ruw: Swenson Hidvisorb, McCoy, Polley, I'erie-n. Cain- piglio, Rasmussen. Su-und row: Ifrauenln-iin, Brautigum, Ilaulsiun, .Ii-sperson, iiller, Braun. Third row: Gong. Mc- Donald, Hoge-is, Quinlan, Lewis, Gian-omazzi, Jones. Hi-Y The Hi-Y highlighted the end of the football season by sponsoring .1 football dance honoring the players of both teams. Reigning over the occasion were the King of Football, Fred Hinkle, and the Queen, Betty Blanchard. A capacity club membership was presided over by the two presidents, Jack Eller and Eddie Raulston. Acting as advisors were Mr. Swenson, first half, and Mr. Jellison, second half. I-Ianford's Hi-Y participated in interschool affairs by sending rep- resentatives to the Hi-Y conference held in Tulare. The representatives, Bill Peden, Dick Campiglio, Reginald Jones, Jim McCoy, and Ed Raulston helped lead in the discussion of Hi-Y and world problems and brought back to the club many new ideas. Footllull King mul Queen 'ilfvgg l CIW!! Sneakers are wa-lvonle. Any new hleusf 1 F fi, lfiunl row: 5lK',Xl4'X1l.lllll'l', .lUllllS4lll. lik'l'Tl2llll. Al. .I0h11sm1. Aki-rs. llilm' llzlll llulu-rt-4 Dux lflllllllilll. Sviuml rnw: lr-ki-rt. lflruwii. Armi, lielflen, Vets-1'son. SlieltulidMctlilskey. Niziralixil .Xiuln-rsrm. Mrlmrmlrl, l'l:u'k, XYilliz1ms. Thirnl row: Stn-urns, Keller. xlldflllll, Iluym-r, llnhlns lllvks. lluhlrs. Silvan. liziriws. .l, IH-In-i's. IP. l'm-ters. Speck. La Muine, l wul'lI1 VKIWI Flon Mt-ru-r, Iiolverts, lillis, Via, lirurly. Slwrt, Duffy. Lackey, Stew-nson, Grilri. IM- Mont. Flow Girl esewfes Come sip a coke with me, Patty O,Roulce.', Aye, if you keep those Irish eyes smiling, how can I refuse thee, Willie O'Daniels. The above is a sample of the blarney that blossomed at the dance on St. Pat- riclc's day. And did all have fun? Well-a gingham dog and a calico cat side by side at the orchestra sat and grinned with joy as lassies and laddies 'neath the shamrock met. With a capacity membership and an energetic president, the Girl Reserve calendar of events was full. There were doughnut sales at noon to finance activities, a picnic and dance with the Hi-Y at Coe's Park, a Chinese dinner and theatre party, and many other happenings which kept alive the club spirit. And to end the year in beauty and color-the girls gave their May spring tea, at which formal-clad daughters proved themselves perfect hostesses to their mothers and guests. .ei the -- ' . .k ' . ll I, on. K1 lhe-3 rr .n uit el IllDll'1l'. 11,9 ' of I , D0ngbB0xr I' 0. Sub-Debs The scene is the gym on the night of a high school dance where laughing couples glide o'er the floor. Suddenly, screams of astonishment. Through the door come unearthly black and green creatures with red faces and purple hair. Don't get excited! These-fthingsl are just new Sub-Deb members who are proving their desire to enter the club. Sub-Debs is a club organized chiefly for entertainment and social activities. Their dances this year held a place on the high school social calendar-a Xmas dance, old-fashioned in the use of mistletoe, but modern in dance and music- a St. Patricks' dance in cooperation with the rally committee and to the music of Tony Senna. All play and no work isn't their motto though. From their regular meetings arise donations to Red Cross, charities, Xmas baskets for the needy, and morale building ideas. All in all, Sub-Debs is a nice combination of work and fun, both of which are necessities for young Misses of America. Krrhhu. :lt tln lnrh lln Quiet lh fora. the Initiation 'Wtlxenlie TOIUBI tloxx Hin 6-11 Stindiub Xlenna Calhli lddX1O!l Neal Lvflbl short Bufoid Hollis L11ac0rnaLL1 . - v n l - ' ' s s A A Sllll Ill-ills-Seutul: I.aui-y, Pia. Ellis, Roberts, La Moiui-. . ' ' , . ' ', 2 s . I z ' 'fi ', T ' 'VS ',-v' V 1 i ii i , ' 1 1 ii' A 1T.....,,m,,,,, , . , ..,. ..-.-..-. ., Honor Society The annual Honor Society Carnival-a blending of mirth, merry-making, dancing, and magic. Always a high light of the school calendar, this year's carnival surpassed even its previous records in both attendance and entertainment. The spotlight of the evening fell upon Dr. Satan, a skilled magician, who drew the ad-miration and wonder of all with his magic tricks. The list of the Honor Society activities is interesting and varied. Besides having the carnival, the society gave their formal initiation at a Chinese dinner, and made scrap books for the wounded. They also presented. an original program in the morning assemblies, dramatizing the life of Jenny in music. Being one of four organizations to sponsor a Victory Queen contestant, the Honor Society was responsible for the sale of more than 512,000 in war bonds. Even with this full list of activities, the basic purpose of the club, that of scholastic standing, was maintained by the members. Front row: Montgomery. Ulark, Le-e, Flow, Anderson, Gong. lluhriiz, Bi-zach, Hit-ks, Freitas, Short, Ellis, Austin iadvisorb, Hansen, Huffman, Frantzich. Sec-ond row: Polley. Pvden, Menze-I, Burr, Stvphvnson, Turano. Braun, lflller, Stevens, Iiasthouse. . ' www ww- 610' fo . Ki y 4' ,. V ,ffl Q '13 6 K 6 ' , if 1 to c , A... Iln-p'ra- cooking uomellling lnltiutlon huuquet. Ne've ulnupn wanted up, you vnu he inure. Il chance Ilke this l1llLRL IQARWILRS Front row Btttencourt L llms Nhuls Itulsw Rocha D185 Rosa be-cond rovx Pacheco 1Jlll0I'l Doolex Ilshlr Llachu Downs Pnmentel Thlld row Brlcker Cowan lxaudall Lullg Harpel hoster Nunes Elgenman Learnlng to do THEIR Domg to learn MOTTO Earnmg to 11ve L1v1ng to serve Future Farmers When the men from the land of the R1s1ng Sun struck Pearl Harbor on that lmmortal day 1n December, they not only woke up Amerlca to the fact that we had been neutral too long but they stopped, to a certam extent, the act1v1t1es of the Future Farmers of Amerlca Although there has been a lull ln the 3.CIlVlII6S of Hanford chapter m the past couple of years, the chapter has sprung forth agam lnke a wlld stallxon In past years Hanford High has obtained fame 1n the eyes of the other schools of the natxon for IIS work 1n creatlng a great chapter of Future Farmers Th1S year the members are also engaged m numerous act1v1t1es, and they have the largest orgamzatlon ln fourteen years Ed Raulston and Dlck Dooley have dlst ngulshed themselves by applymg fo the Qtate Farmer Degree Ed also was honored by be1ng elected secretary of the San oaqum Valley DIVISION of the Future Farmers Some of the actlvltles that were carrxed on ln the past year mclude a Future Farmer rodeo and barn dance, a Futur Farmer Falr, a checker and horseshoe tournament, and a turkey shoot Together w1th the Home Economlcs Club they sponsored an old fashloned box soc al and a hayrlde and p1cn1c at Money Grove They also partlcxpated 1n a nat1onal dalry judging contest The Hanford Chapter sponsored a Fleld Day for all the schools ln the Central and Southern D1v1s1ons of the can oaquln Valley, It was held at the Hacxenda de las reyes The present Future Farmers are a blendmg of all the farmers of the past and of the future. ii 11 Amp 11 l 1 id xx Lee a in lmtuson Qecond IOVK 1 ml Herniril lips 'XITll7l ONlI'll Iiterson lxdldllll Madrugi Leal hohirts Sllx 1 Tl url you I 1 VIOIHQ Ile 'Vlont Llou Stearns Ieexes F antfuh Iloxd Xrnold Hills XX ebstir Xdams Lallerl iadvlsory Iourth rovx Davidson Tlhbs I lld Hougham Look Thompson, Paden, McGuire, Main, NVatle-rs, Loi-px '. El Circa 0 Espanol A Record for you to keep. In the year 1934 in the Hanford Union High School the baby Spanish I club, El Circulo Espanol, was born. The proud mem- bers breathed a sigh of satisfaction as the baby club uttered its first word, Will the meeting please come to order? Years pass- ed and the young club grew, each year having a new group of first year Spanish students to watch over it. This year under the guidance of Miss Calleri, the club spent an eventful year. An interesting talk on Mexico by Miss Tervo furnished a setting for the language which was being studied. The club shook with laughter at the Spanish I party as it watched its blindfolded members swing wild- ly at the pinata, dance to the fast Mexican folk dances and play Mexican games such as Deme pan y gueso. Thus, as the students watched over the growing club, they themselves grew in their knowledge about our neighbor to the South. Cure to llunvt-. 5l'll0l'i1Il or should we play games und ning! 'I'her4e virus nhoulul be dyed green r ef -. xv I N4 3 f ,. S 5 Q91 I 'Q , 1 Hur Spanish I-'ic-stu is ulwnys S , '- U l li u huge Hlll'K'l'NS. i ' Y . La C0 ade ro La fiesta! Cascaronesg red, white and green streamersg giant tamales and im- mense bright-colored eggs, adorning a Mexican patio-this was the setting for the annual Spanish Fiesta. Dancing was among the brilliant South American flowers to the bewitching strain of rumbas, tangos, and samhas played by an orchestra clad in the traditional serapes. Serapes, sombreros, and always the Mexican national colors were in prominence. La coca de cola and enchiladas were served in a quaint side-walk cafe. In the center of the patio was a flower-latticecl arbor. Staged on Pan-American Day, there is no doubt but what the Spanish Fiesta strengthened our Good-Neighbor policy. Another high point in the social affairs of La Copa de Oro was their initiation held at the Chinese Pagoda-where the wide-eyed initiates were given the works -in Spanish! SPANISH Il--lfrunt row: Sarcn, Lum-y. livisslvr, Armi. Sec- ond row: Alllllll-l'0IU4'l'X', Virmonli-s, l'iz1, Barnes, Lillls- Azul- visurur Thin! row: XYzulv, Iizivie-s, Sp:-ek, Kelli-r, tluzul, Clark. lfuurlh row: Gilli-11, Hrihi, Tomer, Iluln-rls, Vie-mm, llziviilsun. Hishing. a Debate cmd wma Resolved That the U S should join in t'CCOnStltutlrlg the League of Nations was the question which plagued the second period debate class this year, and which led to con versation like this The Police Force wont work Yes it will Roosevelt and Churchill are in favor of it Right here it says that a police force absolutely won t work Aw you re nuts ' And so on, until the room is filled with wild hysterical laughter and Miss Murray sends out for a couple of bromos However, in spite of these episodes or perhaps because of them Hanford sent out an unusually good corps of debate s who made excellent showings in the several major tournaments, and who brought home trophies and honor for the Alma Mater Another portion of the speech depart ment, the drama classes, though not en gaged in settling world problems, perform among these were the promotion of the sales of bonds and stamps Their activities reached a high pomt with the staging of the thrilling murder mystery Nine Girls which was given Lo raise money for the Red Cross Blood Banlt Service llrnmutinz slusw nppls url of stage make up Nls WIONI1 UNH Ri nl QI INI WWI: nt points should the shun Wlisu ylllfflli their llc-llnting trnphx lll'l, ltlll' ullle bring, out' CQ ' . 5 J ,, . . . . . . ,, U . . . 7 7, Y! i 3 ed many patriotic services. Prominent Q! ' ' Y, ' ' A ' 9 . : 4: m mm. 5 ,is ' 3 ' ,air .. C A N 'img-ms , N W 1 My 7 at W . A 3 LL. ..ixx1uy.i, l,,li,,., 1, ,, N-1-mul rvnwg Alun-Qilvs. 111:11-im1:izz I.:i:iI.- -lin, Vlywlq-, Yiv:nI4l:s, Itishing, Ilurr, Illziylm-k. Tllir' roxy: Alwlmiixilll. Ilruxxyii l':irx'1nlI1vv. Iviizwlv. I4'i'uL1vi1l11'iI11. Vw! iiwlilis. '.2llllIPl!ll4I. Iill--V. l f1ii1'Ili row: l'l'I'Y21l1lt'S. l'm'l1-'ru 11111, ol.-I.-Kwik, Iliuwl-H lt, XY1'i:l11. Humy-luri+-s. Ilziiwlini Ilzimvs, llilillv. l,'e1:1y.1 H I-H-i':l1sUr1. lw-ux'v1'. X ivzildu. llishing' rpi-4-sldoxitl. oys' and Girls' H Clubs Two of the most popular clubs in high school are the Boys, H Club and the Girls, H Club. Both organizations have been more active this year than last because of the greater emphasis given to sports. Capacity membership was reached by the boys, their opportunity to join the club being based upon participation in sports. The girls increased their membership by remodeling their constitution to allow new members into the club twice a year instead of once. Girls may join the H Club if they participate in school affairs, have above average grades, and have almost per- fect school attendance. Backed by their capable advisors. Miss Roberts and Mr. Anderson, and guided by efficient officers, the Boys' and Girls' H Clubs had a most successful year. l4Il.Sll1I Ll-IH NI'IXGI.l'I 1'1'esifi'iit GIRLS' ll 1'l,l ll-I-'rim' ymw' Vlfnu I'l'i YQ-'lfflv l I'ci t' 'Il 1 i 1lS, l I-'i.imx1f'l1. Nlf'N2lIIHll'2l. IH-url. llllffllldll. Jb X. 1 IHHS' ll 1'I.lIl-l i1vnv row: Ifvzixw-ig Ilnw-, Ilugw-rs, Hiiikli Home Economzcs Club iiqnii 'Xia'- I ltlllh 1511111 'N Wong Hfrnande-z Helton D Wong lfxrst 1 x Xllss I ltfs lddNlNOI'J X1m1 Barnes Hughes Mess r Hello luunp, srcond ron Howard Keller Hardcastle Yandona Lockey Iluhbs l amlxel Hall Thxrd row MlllS McG1ll Vledel VV9lC'hIH8l1 Xlomlx 5ldffl6ld INard1n1 DrBa11 Spafford I Inoue urn lIlj03 In-lm. Presllllnt IW much us I did I emon Heading the l1st of soclally actlve school orgamzatlons thls year was the Home Eco nomlcs Club under the leadership of MISS Vlrgmxa Gates Among the affalrs were the teachers tea, basket soclal wlth the Future Farmers, and a The Home EC members were also promment as sponsors of mormng assemblles and as the hostesses of the banquet given for the hugh school trustees The scene for the banquet was the homemakmg de partment s dlfllhg room, with the guests bemg served a formal clmner, whlch was cooked by members of the organization Another bag event was the Future Farm ers' bxrthday party for whxch the club made a number of cakes and at wh1ch they served that they sponsored a pot luck clmner, a local chapter of the PICHIC or sugar? 0 nw- -. au' - A .X 1 Y . g , . il 6 . , 'xv v ' fl1 4l I rl., .v. , , ? , Y , . Y . V S 'UVZ , I2 1: ' 'S , I ' , .', ,, l E , . , '- L' 'I ' . V -' y 1 , U 1 bl 'vf ' - ' . ' V ' ' -. : I 1' V -I . - -. y , y - fvli' v n A 1 ' - .- . v r . . . ., . , . ll 77 , . . . . A Hcmfom' Hzgb School Bama' Ifrmit Vow: XVII:-Q-l1l', hlrzirh-r, IGSH-X. Sei-mill Vow: Ili-nsuu izuivisorl. Braun. Linvillv, Young, 1're-zisy, iliwi-11, Mc-.Xlf-xzinder, In-al. Hell. liishing. Tllil'llTUXK'1 l-'ezivi-rg Imp'-z, M4-l':1rtm-y. Ulgirk, I'uw4-ll, Munoz. Sziffe-els. Si'lH't'l'lllQ,'2l. Ifuurih row: Mvlmmilil. Vlyrle-. f'2ll'lt'l', Ive Santos. liz-ed, Mvl'ziin, Stl'Yt'll'l, In-e-In-i'. Vivrrzi. Fifth Vow: Slit-rialzin, Pzuleu, Rush. Brown, .luhnsui1. Listen to the band play! Doesn't that martial music clo some- thing to you? It seems to paint invisible pictures of erect, military figures marching in perfect unison. But in reality the band did not have much chance to show its marching ability this year. Since the war has talcen away most of our transportation and festive occasions, they had to be content with concerts only. But that clicln't hamper their musical abilities. Under their new director, Mr. Henson, they played their very best and set our feet to tapping and our hands to clapping in time to their melodies-especially in assembly and at our rallies. Highlighting the concert season was a joint performance of the band and orchestra. Then the players gave us some really fin: music. The band officers for this year were Bernard Feaver, presidentg Carolyn Clark, vice-presidentg and Mary Jane Braun, secretary. SHN Iilll WIHYI IIHIIS Lilnilln- Je-rqwrnmll Parte-r I-'exn Q-r Hanford Hzglo School Chorus rum If 'Foul Ihhllll Lockr Hlcks Cretsx Shaw Hlrd San s er s Suomi IUXX Blllf.,h1ll'l Poster Xoss QhLX'1I11QI' Wllllams ell riss Fhlrc ron Duls Btttemoul e x v le I NIUHOI Nousi Featured m the vo1ce department IS the ad vanced chorus, an orgamzatlon of some 35 mem bers Dressed m approprlate black robes and smgmg under the direction of Mr ames Lewis, they gave some splendid performances for down town orgamzatnons and at school affalrs On February 75 they donned gay costumes and presented a hxghly successful operetta thc fnrst 1n many years Perhaps thelr outstandmg work of the year was their version of The American Ode by R1chard Kountz, at the mght school graduatlon Mnss Maman Creasy accompamed the chorus durmg the year Nlr lewis I xplauns u is-u 1 r Q I WIKIIIXN IRI- XM! lnbxuf Illnl H1111 ills IIAIIIN I Fr ww: 1' t , -y, ' , 2 ' H . ' uf . IOM If' :.z'u,'u1l, Avila. U-' ' 'Q ' 1' 2 . 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Slnfeds and Patches x rt 1 I :lr :I Gomg baclc to an old custom thns year the Music Department gave an operetta on February 75 Dressed m brllllant costumes of the gay mnetles perlod the orchestra and chorus under the dlrectlon of ames Lewxs presented Shreds and Patches from Gxlbert and Sulllvan The leadmg roles were played by Ruth Crass Charles Bryan Marjorle I-Ilrd ohn Lloyd Lllllan Smurr Russell DBVIS Charles Glllen Paul Thomas and ohn Mallepaard The productxon was a great success and both the chorus and orchestra challced up another out standmg performance m thelr already crowded record book :II I YI I I I llu Their outstanding achievement of the year came with the staging of a musical 3 extravaganza featuring both classlc and semi classic masterpieces Witness ed by a large audience, this combined operation, unde the direction of Mr Arthur Henson, was a great success The orchestra also furnished music for the baccaulaureate service, graduation, and several servlce clubs A successful season was terminated by a swimming, skat ing, and picnic party some fun' Orcbestmo Remember the ungodly noise that used to penetrate the building every fourth period? Believe it or not, that noise and the splendid music at our senior plays all emanated from the high school orchestra. In the operetta Shreds and Patches the orchestra not only provided the usual overture and accompaniment but also furnished comical entertainment. ll N i 1 LAIIUI 1 vuttx IIN v L 11 L INN ll X x ef S 1 4 1, s llll xoel Htnsun llllX1SOI K , f X QRFXUE SONS HH C I I ll X f f 5 W6 HIGH QOKIHH I SNIDPRSON lilillllillf SXWFXNON For the first time in the history of its athletics Hanford High School was successful in winning both A and B football championships and the A basketball championship Two good reasons for this victory were Coach Andy Anderson and Coach Lyle Swenson Although Coach Swenson was at Hanford only a short time he developed a championship A football squad out of some lightweights and from some second string heavies from the previous season He was a quiet person but he had what it took to coach a team winning the friendship of all who knew him Coach Swenson has made a definite place for himself and his champion ship squad in the history of Hanford High Coach Anderson who is noted for his before the game talks and his friendship with his boys scored doubly this year His lightweight football squad was one of the best in years finishing the season in great shape as league champs When basketball season rolled around his fast movmg A team went into their games with a will to win and emerged with the title for the leagu-. Though winning no cup Andy s B team played a season of good basketball with some excellent team- work to their credit. Good luck in the Navy Coach Swenson and here's wishing you a successful season in sports next year Coach Anderson. Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford Hanford VI. Cbampzonslazp zffibleilcif Swfes 1W901Yl4LlL BULLPUPS 1 OOUBOO Fresno T Tulare Corcoran Vlsalla Lemoore TERRIERS 5406217 rn-aoco -sv-'O 320mm On-O 1CD ON'-104 -1 59 tb fb B g n-u- O5 UIC:-'JDJ BASKETBALL BULLPUPS Hanford .... Hanford .... Hanford Corcoran Tulare Visalia Tulare Corcoran.. Visalia ...... TERRIERS Hanford .... Hanford .... Hanford .,.. Hanford ,... Hanford .,,. 15 Corcoran.. Tulare ...... Visalia ...,.. Tulare ...... Corcoran.. Visalia ...... Cornvl ills ,ay :::5 , . 1 , lllnylovk llinkle M:-Ilnmllel , X J Eller Cnriluzn Bishop Payne llislu 1., Hcznjim' High When the 1943 football season rolled around to Hanford, the varsity turnout was surprisingly large, considering the fact that so many boys were either in the service or working on farms. The Bull- pups had a new and capable coach in the person of Lyle Swenson. Although a quiet person, he put the boys through a hard grind. Some of the returning veterans were Eller, who did not see much action because of a knee injury early in the season, Hinkle, and Bishop, with Blaylock, Vivalda, Cardoza, jesperson, Monje, Mc- Donald all moving up from the B squad. The Bullpups' winning streak started with a brilliant triumph over Fresno Tech. Although this was only a practice game, the Bullpups played an exciting game. The Fresno Tech Wolves took home a zero as the part of the 19 to 0 game. The lights in the Hanford Bowl were on for the first time since the outbreak of the war, for the Tulare game. This being the first game, both teams wanted to finish the game with the higher score. But for almost all of the game, it looked as though neither team would realize its desire, for up to the closing minutes of the game the score was nothing to nothing. But in the last few minutes, Blay- lock shot Bisbing a pass in the end zone, giving Hanford a 6 to 0 lead over the Redskins. Although the whole team played magnificent- ly, Eller and Hinkle were outstanding men. l!l'LI,l'lA l'S IN ACTION . D ' vi' if lion 1- F4-:n 1-r Ilrnn n H'rip:Ilt r Bull Pups The only score made against Hanford was scored in the last quarter of the Corcoran game, but it did the Panthers little good since the Bullpups had already chalked up a touchdown in each of the preceding quarters. Campiglio and Blaylock played exceptionally well although neither made touchdowns. A scoreless tie prevailed during the first half of the Visalia game, but in the second half, the Pups came through triumphantly. McDonald was probably the outstanding player of the Pioneer game. The final score was 15 to 0. The final game with Lemoore proved to be the hardest fought tussle of the season. Most of the playing was in Hanford territory, but the Tigers could make no score. A Lemoore end twice dropped touchdown passes which would have given them the edge over the Bullpups. On the whole our boys did a remarkable job of preventing scores from being made against them. Blaylock, Hinkle, Campiglio, and McDonald played a top game. The concluding game of the season ended in a scoreless tie with the Hanford Bullpups as the League champs. The awards given by the Rally Committee for the outstanding line man and backfield man were received by I-Iinkle and Bishop. Hinkle was voted the best backfield man by his teammates and Bishop the outstanding line man. IIXNI-'HRD SKINS l R0!l FNICSNU 'I'l'11'll AQ M 7 Tibbs Crawford ' + Aki-rs ll-Izlyu Martina-z ' 1 ci , -, :fm , .. ,F b of , I. A0 Q' V A, 1 7 'Q 4 6 lf ,,. . 1 -5 ,W fs.. A. ' 'W ,. Humphries Hcmjim' The kickoff of their first game just a few seconds away, the Terriers looked good. And there was reason for this superior look, veterans from last year's team, such as Crawford, Rogers, Layne, Ferguson, Martinez and Cervantes were hack, and the new material was promising. The look was not just superficial either, for the Terriers lost only one game in the league, and it was very close. In their practice game with Roosevelt Reserves, the Terriers found themselves up against a far heavier team. Though the Fresno team outweighed the Hanford players from 15 to 20 pounds per man, our boys put up a game fight. Ferguson seemed to be the spark plug of the Terriers, calling plays and doing a capable job of block- ing and tackling. In the first league game the Terriers again were defeated. The Tulare Papooses showed the results of their longer practice season during the game. The Terriers just couldn,t seem to click, and they lacked offensive punch at the crucial moment. Layne and Ferguson played an outstanding game. The left side of the Hanford line seemed to be weak in this game, but as the season progressed it became much stronger. The first of the Terriers' victories was at the expense of the 'l'El-KRIICRS ox Yll l'0R! suucu Rogers Riley Raulsion -ali , as r l . . Q4 Y l at Q4 C llurdln linpm- llunt l'vrv:nnl4-ss I'4uu-Il llupel ik Terriers Corcoran lightweights. Raulston scored the first five .minutes of the game, with Layne making the extra point. In the second quarter, the spectators got a thrill when Raulston passed to Cervantes, who made a stirring 30 yard run. Pacheco and Crawford also played exception- ally good football. Before the Terriers played Visalia, there was some debate as to which was the better team. Visalia had a record of scoreless ties to their credit, and Hanford had an inconsistent record of wins and losses. However, the Terriers settled the debate by defeating Visalia 19 to O, Perhaps their best game of the season was with the Cubs of Lemoore. The whole Terrier team played exceptionally well, and the offense and defense were greatly improved. At the end of the first quarter, Hanford was ahead 14 to O, the tallies being made by Raulston and Haydock with Cervantes making the extra points in both cases. The game ended with Lemoore on the short end of a 27 to 7 score. At the end of their highly successful season, the team voted Celaya their most valuable lineman and Layne their outstanding back. Since Tulare B,s lost to Corcoran and were tied by Visalia, the Hanford Terriers were League champs. .K 'l'l'IN5I'I YIOYIICNT IN LIGYIUUNI-I lil. G 5' 'lf 04'- 14 ul V 2.1 I l'lIl'Ill'1 ,lllfll runs Iiiuvulnzn li SOB Tull ups from Hanf ord Basketbaii enthusiasts and other nearby towns witnessed many thriiiing games this season between the Buiipups and their opponents. From such fine materiai as Hinkie, i iock Wright, Feaver, Bay , d 1 Lee, Ceiaya, and Payne, Coach Anderson forme tea-m that fought its way to the cham- ' f th i ue. Much of the e eag h iendid onship o team's success was due to t e sp teamwork that existed among the mem- bers of the squad. anford won its first two games of 'h Corcoran and Tuiare, wit the hands the sea but was defeated, in turn, at of the Visalia squad. Not disheartened, the iocai quintet vowed vengeance in the ' a ement at Vi- return eng g r to forthcoming saiia. it was necessary first, howeve , defeat Corcoran and Tuiare again, be- cause Visaiia was now first piace in the ieague. Winning their finai tussie with Corcoran and Tuiare, the Bufipups then traveied to Visalia to fight for the chain- ionship. Great rivairy existed between both ' h fought hard ht and bot U eams that nig , d the better teai , t to win. Hanford prove ' weii deserved vic- h ough with a coming t r tory of Z9-i8. reed unanimousiy that Sports fans ag i ed a season of d Buiipups p ay n the Hanfor A d iorfui basicetbaii. A teai SLIQCIXOK' an CO of reai champions. ,X , , i,--v. Sm-mini xmxx ikiyiie. iq,l'kDfFi'mit vow: Hinkh-, ., 'Z Bit-iiil, Viynh-, Liuymi, NYl'igQiif, iH'ivim-K, Venn' er, KX-iuy st. iltnhiqxiis, u . . .. 1- xg my l'l'1'lllll'1llN Vl'uuH X xu 41-1-md x-,xx HM fhxft xx' ,L Siva- 'lf' PH 5,03 ' 0 . Pxfthough not enyoyx g season as far as wxnnxng games was con cerned, the Terriers dxd experxence the thriff of teamwork and t e fove of he game of basket ah ln eac ame they fooked far more s ectacufar than hexr opponents, but they gust couf nt seem to hit the basket Most of the hg twexght games were nip-and-tuck and cfose fought Eac game fost, was dropped by onf o e or two points. Because of thxs factor the skxrn ishes were afways excmng to watch Winning thexr fxrst a d onfy game the season, he Terrxers trounced Lor coran X7 to H hxs was a re eat er formance. however Hanford hayxng een defeated by orcoran earher xn the season ln thexr fxna xft wxth Vrsaha ne Terriers Xost to the superxor team, ut they pfayed fa t an cfean basketbaf and supphed the fans w excxtxng ofa s During the season er uson drd som outstandxng pfayxng especxaffy tn t e ast d s spectacu ar uar hu two gain ing was f t o every Layne, Hunt Frauen en , an Ramirez af o pfayed good basket af a were not chaxnpxon season, but then p was cofor u II I lnfurnll lllll I I I l II In II Track Teams Eller. Campiglio.Ja.1nison, Barnes, Lloyd, K. Beck man. H. Carvalho, Easthouse, Davidson, Vierra E. Brown, Cornelius, Martinez, Laurence, Gomez Peden, Rodriquis, lWcDonald, Wvright, Clyde Bowden, Burr, Blaylock, Duarte. Rogers. Layne. Celaya, Nlayo, Powell, Frauenlaeiin Miller, Crawford, Longfield, Ayers, Soares, Carl doza, Brown, Chapman, Grisso, Padilla, Hardin McCoy, I-lunrer. Raulston, Dias, Kerr, Rice, Nyswonger, Lapp. Paden. Douns, Carlson, Koelewyn. Q'Daniel, Mor- ales. Wood, Osltorne, Atkinson, low. Ying, Louis Nunes, Kelley. Xvalsli, licttcncourt. ll I I I k In I ll I 3. V' 34' f i S v ci 2? L i 9 v 'hw www 9' , TENNIS Add ln' Nlce Shot' These famlllar phrases echoed from the tenms courts as the 6th perlod tenn1s club was resum ed after a years absence Whether dodgmg mud puddles or squmtmg under the blazmg sun, thc players were alway oat there hxttmg hard Thanks to the able coaching of Mr Dav1s and thexr own hard work thc team furnxshed very st1ff conpetmon to other schools ln all their tournaments I 56 VM, -f 1Z'NlS 'f 'Z 'z' 'i V' vw: -, .1- I '-EHS:-.012 I xz. . 'L. I-mm '4 11111-111' 1 1 ' . 1 1 n, uttmzm, avis - a ' , 'z .- 'z e' 'lux' SlQfXkIl50ll Boys Playszcal Edumtzon Somethmg new was added to the regular rouune nn the boys gym classes thus year Wlth everybody war conscious mcludlng the co ches the boys were put through toughenlng up exercises sxmllar to those practiced by the armed forces These exercises consisted of the obstacle course whlch was plenty tough and many cross country runs whlch ln Itself was no pxcmc Also all boys were tested ln the Callforma Physical Fxtness Program conslstlng of push ups runs, burpee test bar snap jumps, and rope chmb Of course there was the usual lntra class competltlon and such names as V 5 s Helldlvers and Wolves were used as names for the dlfferent teams Some baseball and softball were played 1n all gym classes As the year progressed Hanford boys were made more and more conscious of the growlng lmportance of physlcal fltness lvpic nl Nlenen In mul Klum! the 1 Wlll 7 J ,bww 1 'xx fe' iris' Physical EC!ZlC6ll'l07Z With Miss Roberts and Miss Lyon, our two new gym teachers, reorganiz- ing the gym classes this year, every- thing really started off with a bang. Basketball and softball were given back seats for a while, and volley- ball, speedball and hockey, practical- ly unknown up to this time, were given a chance to show their faces. Hockey proved to be a really en- joyable game with everyone finding it a good, fast sport, which offered plenty of thrills and spills. As the warm weather began to close in, hockey sticks were put away and the ever popular sports, basketball and softball, came into the limelight. Individual sports came in for their share of attention, too. These were especially emphasized for jun- iors and seniors as carry-over sports. Tennis classes were organized, and a larger archery range was set up in order to give more students a chance to participate in these ac- tivities. YY l'I'IlI'I 1 0 'I'0 l'1-den l.l'I.Klll-IRS Strunk-r XYnIIis i 1 xv uxv .x n ,wld 2.133 DIAIQE 'I'H.Vl' POINT! Ye!! Leaders When Hanford's sons are on the gridiron and basketball court fighting for that extra point needed to win the game, it helps them to lcnow that their fellow students are fighting and betting with them. They show this spirit with lots of good, loud yelling. This year we had some championship teams, whose morale was boosted by three champion yell leaders. Not only did they do all the leading of yells with vim and vigor, but they mixed a little creative ability in with it to give us something new in yell and dancc. Ir will be along time before the picture fades from our minds of Carolyn, Pauline, and Bill doing their famous conga, B-U-L-L-flciclcj, or of Peden giving his own praiseworthy rendition of Cab Calloway,s Hi-De-Hi. Ho-de-ho-o, here I go! So long. WHY DUNT WE D U THIS MODE OFTEN al Toing It For Defense Rr ,Q--w ' S T1ck' Arclund TOCk the C1 Qck I y f'N 1 STN ,ea -:,f 4- A if f lvl 1 fi' N sm I Y-4 f - ' I ' A A ,- V, 'x K X f - N ' 1 X , '. V' I- 5 r i x. . 'x , . ' 5. . 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