Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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5 I Kiiyflu' it ii - G W we + an ' R46 M A iii niccmx PAY is i A A ? Vol' 50 No' 1 HANFORD cAuFomuA WNE1849 'l'lie engineers, a colorful group of leaders at the gold cliggins were able to extract great wealtli Witli a minimum of equipment. Be- cause of their understanding of mechanical and engineering principles, they were able to olmtain tlic most value from the pay dirt. ,.,-41-4 pd J-L,.:-fA-4-i- 3 , - I 'gif S0 also do the planners at Hanford High make the most of the ricli resources at their disposal, adding yearly to the total wealth of the nation through education and inspiration. Proper concepts of lmeliavior, understanding, and ability are extracted and refined to add to the alfmundance of living.