Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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. . . guided by the Cit ce . . . The Board of Trustees is the link between the com- munity and the school, for the men composing it are the direct agents of the taxpayers. They devote much of their time gratuitously to the many business matters so im- portant to the operation of a school. The responsibilities of the Board of Trustees are many in order that the school will function smoothly. They hire all the teachers, and map out the school year before it starts, watching that the school calendar contains the required number of school days. They sign all bills to be paid, enter into contracts and agreements, and insure all property. All building programs come under their super- vision. The Board of Trustees of the Hanford High School is composed of five members: Homer Tibbs, chairmang Carl Duffy, clerkg and Louis Giacomazzig Louis Barbonig and Cassius Clark. We, the students of Hanford High, are grateful to these men behind the man who governs the school. Top tu bottom: Carl Duffy, clerk: Louis Barbnni, Louis Giacomazzi,l'assius Clark. Some hoard members serve at the track. Below: Homer Tibbs, chairman. 'il' xiv'!s ,,. 322, it i D YT 1 ' I

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pmol their czssis ants Below: Night School Principal Clyde Reid and Secretary Rex- ene Reid. WHIP 'll' Oc nun: 'fx' 'Z' Under the big top there must be performers of many kinds, and training and practice must be continuous. Here is where another director has his place, Clyde Reid, whose ability and industry have made it possible for many persons to receive many different kinds of instruction in the night school. A colorful business is that of Mrs. Josephine Robinson, whose pretty smile accompanies the red, yellow, blue, or pink slip she hands you. Watcli those tickets, pals-they can be costly. Truant officer Miss Rich-s'cuse, please, I mean Mrs. Nash-has become well known and well liked this year, in spite of the unpopular duties that are hers. Miss Mildred Scherf ably assists our director-in-charge, Mr. Neigh- bor, typing skilfully and speedily large numbers of letters, and keeping books neatly and accurately. Mrs. Rexene Reid, assistant to her husband in the office as well as the home, also types copious correspondence, files, records, and keeps books. Witliout these assistants the smooth operation of the Big Show would be greatly disturbed. 635 Left: Mr. Neighbor's oHice force-Mildred Scherf, personal secretary: Mrs. Aladene Nash, attendance officer: Mrs. Josephine Robinson, office secretary. Below: Mrs. Gavina's night school class busily works.

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