Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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'ACOB L NEIGHBOR 7 'M ROBERT1 MONTGOMERY I , V4 -4 f 'Q C0 u. . 'lf' lv 1 I , . Q . I : ' If 'I' 4' F L,

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th student 15 the hero or hero1ne For some, the movle IS a serlal m countless thrnllmg mstallments each one leavmg the star nnvolved ln an nmpossxble s1tuat1on For others the plot IS less compllcated The setting of our plcture IS anywhere and everywhere on the thlrty or more b autxful green acres dear to everyone of us To revxew the fllm we begm w1th the prologue the stars are elghth graders now catchmg flrst glrmpses of hlgh school lnfe, bewllclered by the mazes of halls and countless doors Reel one our stars become freshmen clxscermble because of thelr terrlflecl ncl typ1cally elghth grade a1r, and because freshmen always seem so much smaller han freshmen ever were before Reel two our stars are no longer the schools youngest They are now expernenced veterans of a year Re l three our players are enthused about thelr un1or rings whlch are far s perxor to last year s rmgs The un1or Prom 15 b1gger and better than ever, too Reel four Senlors the coclc o the walk' When I speak take heed for I am Sxr Oracle dropping pearls of wlsclom from my ruby red hps Never a care 1n the world except malcmg sure of a chplorna BCUVIIICS galore busy busy busy then gr duatxon a new hfe a new casr a new set and the plcture begms agam Umm., HfCH af Sffgp llgggsxi : fl' D . . u . , . Q ' . A 7 , I . 7 ff 57 3 . J . . . . , . . . . -1 . J . ' , - , . vi T , 7 G . . . . . L' 7 '7 7 ' X ,,.,.,,.W,. s T A f' 'W T5 5 1 . V . A k Qin , , 1 Y :S 1 y 1 f -at-a,r,g4Mj 'WG4-tn., k V . .f Az it 1 A

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neat' Papa ake hls curly wnlte halr, boomlng resonant volce, and sparkllng brown eyes have become as much a part of our ldeal plcture of what our pr1nc1pal should be as wh1skers and a red wool sult have become an mtegral part of Santa Wlll any of us forget the assemblles where we were scolded for our careless ness or behavlor? But somehow there always was a good natured chuckle and a remark to make us feel good before we were dxsmlssecl We have a secret con v1ct1on that he had fun scarlng unknow mg freshmen who hadn t learned what a gentle, klndly heart was hldden by a brusque manner We always were glven h1s sympathy WIJC leaclersh1p, enthus1ast1c support, and yustly admlmstered pumshment too, lf necessary He gurded us well through our years of h1gh school encouragxng us where the road looked rough and an hum' worthy He let us know of hrs prlde nn us, and we ln turn are proud of hls esteem It shall be one of our purposes to continue to deserve lt Keys Jmglmg of course nts Mr Montgomery We see hnm quickly, too for hes much taller than most Thxs erect, metxculously dressed gentleman gamed our early acquamtance, for he helped plan our programs and solve our problems through our flrst three years Bemg a man of affaxrs ln the com mumty, Mr Montgomery acts cffectlvely as a lxaxson between the school and CIVIC leaders War chest, crop harvestmg Youth Councxl, Red Cross all know hrs jur1sd1ct1on Interest ln the student, pat1CnCC, un derstandlng, and a sense of humor char acterlze h1m as teacher and v1c prlnclpal u hm, tht W, -ch ps hemg made Nuplnnnons 1.1-t lm-ell XX 1 re ISNILIIPII we nts lln nur rluwt gms owmr tha top 0 V W I 1 J - ' ' Q ' ' s I - 1 - ' J' I ,W , V - p' V, A ' ' 1 My-,Y Q, f, rx M, 'Q 7 .. 7 applauding us where the achievement was f W -- - uw- 1 - v 9 u - , , . -T, T 1 X L ' 9