Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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.figs Top Panel-Left to right: CAl.YIN TUliXIANfSOClill l.ivin'1, Math. E. E. VVAIIRENHIiCJlIKfGl'Il. Science, Pl1oio':rapl1y. FANNIE WELI,INo'rox-World Hist- ory, English. L1'ftfTop to bottom: YVUNNE WELSH -Physical Education. MARY FuANr:Es Wrrwlsu- Director of Guidance, Counselor. RighfeTop to bot- tom: ll1CA'I'lUlIE VVIEGBIANfFI'CllL'l'l, Senior Proh- leins. l'Jr:una and Stage Craft. VVoonnow Yos'rf llzinclc-raft. Metaleraft, ASSAYERS ln the days of '49 the people in the assayer's office weighed gold and told the hopeful miners its true value. Today in the office at Hanford High the members of the office staff Weigh the excuses of hopeful students and then destroy all hopes by taking the excuses at their true value. In addition to the duties that correspond to those of the assayer, the individual members of the oflice staff have their own duties. Miss Asaki, as Mr. Hullis secretary, takes care of all correspondence and sees that the orders for supplies are taken care of. Mr. Tarviu, as attendance officer, keeps an eye on all the absent students. Mrs. Rich- mond the attendance clerk, is the one who ruins our chances of getting blue slips when she reads our excuses. Mrs. Beattie, the registrar, keeps track of the students recolds and thelr tran- scripts. Miss Giacomaaxi, the financial secre- tary, takes care of the school funds and budget. I.l'f1mAlKUASAKI'P!'lllL'lPkll,5 Seerl-tiny. Right: BEULAH HEAT- 'riig-Registrnr. Below: Iligucx G1,xc1oxiixzzl-Finam-ial Secre- tary, Giusrtzurgx RIC!!BION1l'Altl'llClilllL'l' Clerk. STliA'li'l'UN 'lhuxviv Atte-nd'uiee Officer Social living lst. ssms 'ie 'wfzlsm ,unix

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NIGHT EAW S NVith more than 2,000 adults enrolled in classes during the school year, the Hanford Evening High School has had an in- crease in enrollment of approximately thirty per cent over the preceding year. Byron McCormick, the evening high school principal, has a staff of thirty-one full time and part time in- structors. The evening high school not only offers opportunities to do regular high school Work, but also provides outlets for specialized study, social and recreational needs of adults. Among the classes offered are agriculture, homemaking, cit- izenship, English for foreigners, commercial subjects, sales- manship, music, arts and crafts, folk dancing, nutrition, Portu- guese, physical education, woodwork, welding and lathe work, home designing, first aid, mathematics, and camera craft. Classes in the evening high school are open to all interest- cd adults Without any tuition charge. lop right Byron McCormick, Evening School Principal. Right: Betty Davis, secretary. Below Adult I clunltionz Mechanical Drawing and Woodwork. lu... WL, 1 :Lv