Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

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As freshmen, we were the last class to enyoy the wealth of a sevenfperiod day, We were mauled in the traditional FroshfSoph Brawl, and put to work gathering wood for bonfire rally. lBewitched and Harbor Lights were our favorite tunes. Our sophomore year was highlighted by the first All-School Carnival, held in the Civic Auditcrium. The Meteor went weekly and published stories on the completion of new tennis courts and shop builde ings As juniors, we heard HC Happy Day , Wish You Were Here , and 'Tennessee Waltz on the jukebox in the brandfnew cafeteria, The buildings were conf derzined, but no one got excited about it. A new student body constitution failed, then passed cn a second attempt. Television invaded our lives as everyone was talking about Dragnet , Large crowds saw the y,-- turned to see the senior presentation of A Date With ludyw in the spring . . A Dressfup Day, Ditch Day, Baccalaureate, graduation . . 4 77 . ,? . A, ,.. MISS ERLAITIE GREGORY Senior Cass Advisor Kenra-:enfa'i'.'e, V' 'H trol ,P rtmr .fa i--fm' r 4-- ' .4 rl Q ,hw fs , i 31' 1 Bullpups win four football games in the fall and re- W Fall semester officers: Ed Potter, president, Betty Riddle, vice-preside Marilyn Huffman, secretary, Arlene Bcxrbeiro, treasurer, Sally Griswc