Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

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I C PAUL M. C100DNV1N e m 1 Principfll The ideals and principles which Mr. Paul Goodwin by precept and example has shared with us will always be cherished. .He helps us with our problems, cheers us in our victories, encourages us in our de- feats, and smiles when things go wrong, as he guides us toward a richer and more purposeful life. He is indeed the hub about which our student life revolves. His sin- cere interest, good humor, patience, and co-operation endears him to us all. No dav is com lete without a fflim use of Mr. Goodwin sittin 1 at his desk, confer- . n 1 P 1 b I I 1 F7 1 ring with a teacher, talking on the telephone, advising a student, or performing many of the tasks inherent to his office. VVQ, the Porcupine Staff, know that the students and faculty sincerely join us in dedicating this yearbook to Paul M. Goodwin, our friend and principal.