Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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rl! ,mn an af IQHUIIUIC Gllxfi l'1L.llNl'I llld XVII Silllllillffliflll Yult-dic'tu1'izu1 flfwazala Our Valedictorian and Salutatorian win the Oscars for outstanding scholastic performances. They are important actors in our pic- ture. Honors also go to the eight other scholars at the top of the list. Four years without missing a day seems to most of us an impossible feat, so we can readily appreciate the achieve- ment of perfect attendance of a few of our seniors. We have academy award winners through the year in many events. Many receive their laurels Class Day in the fields of athletics, speech, and science. Congratulations to every one of you! May you go on giving the same out- standing performances in the years to come. z , f, 1 w,M?.: .tv 55 fi Four Yl'lll'S l'c-rfq-vt .xff?lllllllIl'ii xvlllillllll. llvzu-ln. I-'rm-inns. 'PHX 'l'0I' SIGNIOIKN I-'rout row: .XIlll!'l'SlJll. Frm-ilzls, 1hmg.:', lluillsmn, ll.-zu-li, Hank IHXYI Hush, Iluwsmi, Pin. Imviilst

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f if ,rim pf.. 'fi Q, 1 1 1 4 1 J Ru ff 2 rf Y 5 5 P Q 4 'W if it r ,K W wan., ' ,M ,J W, ? - fs F -' -iw lil 2 5l.4 ' v I :llI in-lm-sta-r Seninr Uffic-ers: I.lwyd 4Vl4'Q-1YI :Ql1li'Il1I, hung 4tiw-zisiiiw-i'+. Vollvy :pw-sirlt-init. .Xmle-i's1m lS t'lt'l2lI'yP. Nui 1uivi11i't-fl: Him-olrinizxl Our senior officers, our leading players, have successfully guided us through the most important year of our school life. Their tasks are varied and endless. Collecting dues from obstinate and per- petually hroke seniors is a colossal job in itself, let alone having to attend to a myriad of senior activities. Then they must top the year with a slam-bang Class Day just at the time when they don't know whether they are coming or going. It took work and more work to maintain the spirit and pride of the class of forty-five. Our officers have made it a successful production. Spring' 51'llll'!fl'!' Senior tlffim-rs: XY l1lUIl lFQ'l'l 'l2lI'Xl, llIlSIllUS!4 ll wpiscsi- llL'IlIi,52lXY2llZkQ4Ylf't'-lDl'1'Sllll'lllP. Via lKl't'1lSUI'tJl'P. XYilliums 11'--pi'--sf-luizilixm1. i

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'XIlbS Bl I N ehnd Who deserves more credlt for the success of a semor class than the advlsors? They patlently toll behmd the scenes throughout the entlre year ln an effort to make the class act1v1t1es run smoothly We fully reallze what tremendous task they undertook at the beglnmng of the year and carrxed through so successfully Mxss Bernelce Llttle lb always enthuslastnc, energetlc, helpful, and frlendly, which makes her a marvelous advlsor She 15 blessed wxth an unfallmg sense of humor whlch asslsts her through the arduous tasks that must be faced throughout the year Mr Marcellus IS a metxculous worker wlth a head for mathematlcs and plannmg If something IS begun under his dlrectlon, you know lt IS sure to come out just so The rxght man to handle our fmances' Many tasks too numerous to mentxon occupy our advlsors tlme For all that Mnss Llttle shall long remam nn debt and shall always thank them for a successful year I C I ITTLE l NIP I I ED 'NI XRCLLLLS 0 a . . ' , ' Q . and Mr. Marcellus have done for us, we I X . 'Q' , 4: :SGI 'Ii , 4 l -'-,PV ., '