Ceres High School - Cereal Yearbook (Ceres, CA)

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ANNA YIEIRA Scholarship Society'-3 Baseball-2: Basketball-l Glee Club-2: Operetta-2 G. L. Housekeeping Com. Cha VVorld Pence Flulx-lg ILPLIS.-3 GRETCHEN TAYLOR Class Oflicer-13 Operetta-2, 3 Glee Club-2, 3: Traskiuom-4 1l,H.l!.-33 Girls' League Ex. Pom,-4 LI IGLV I LLE TIILLY Operetta-1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club-1, 2, 3. 4 Traskicom-2: Getting Sandy --1 Hi-Y-1, 2. 3. 41 Footlights Club-4 Harker Staff-3: Cereal Staff-3 Basketball-4: Football, inamiger-4 Senior Play-4 EYELY N NVOODARD Le Cercle Francais-3. 4 Traskivom-43 Getting Sand Harker Stzlffik K.K.K.-l GRACE UPDIKE Svholarship Society-4 Glee Cluh-2, 4: Operettzi-2 Le Cercle Francais-1, 2 Traskicom-3: Footlights Clull-4 Base-lmull-1, 2: K.K.K.-4 JACK VVARNER Football-1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball-2 2 3 L IJ Qelwall 1 ' ' 14. - , , , lapt, 3: K.K.K,-3 Class Officer-35 Tmskieoni-4 Getting Sandy -: Senior Pl Glee Club-1. 2: Hi-Y-2, 3 Sc'1'e:1m in The Dark -1 LOUISE YALINE Basketball-4: VVorId Pence Club-4 Glee Club-43 B,I3.l:,-3 SAM YVINFREIC Tra nsferred from Modesto: hall, 45 Baselmll, 4: f,l'f'hPSll'2l I 47 ' Archiniedians, 4. ir.-4 YH-4 :ly-4 l Basket- Page Seventeen

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Glo v x lx. GLADYS RUSHTON e Club-2, 3 Operettzx-2, 3 lizlsketlvalllfli. 43 131150111111-3, 4 1i.lf.K.-4 ULDINE SPENCER Scholarship Soc'-1, 2, 3, 4, Sec'y-2. Class Oflicer-1, 4: A.S.l!. Council-2 Cvreul Stuff-2, 3, -4: Iiurker Staff?--1 Le Cc-role Fr:xm':lis -3, 4: Ix.K.k-4 Traskicom-4: Get t ing Sandy -4 1 World Insure Club-45 Senior Play-l GLENN SIMMS U Tiaskellmll-1, 2, -1, Uzxpl, ll Football-4: Ye-l1 lA.:'ZldQl'+-41 Ce-real Stuif--1: Harker Statf-4 'I'ruslcic'0m-lg Getting: Sandy -4 Scrv:1m in Hue Dark -4 13.13.543 K. K. K.g-lg Senior Plzxv-4 DOROTHY SNVAGERTY 'l'r:1nsl'erx'vd from Modesto High Opvrvtlu-2, 3: Glvu Club-2, 3 G. L. Ex. Cum.-I: 11.13.11-3. DOROTHY SMlTl-I G. I., Hospitality Com.-2 L la Vlulr I 1' 1' l' 1 lv -Vg .. ,, ,.- DOROTH Y STETSON Scholarship Socivty Operettu-2, 35 Gleo Club-2, 3, 4 Le C1-role l+'r:u1m'uisg2. 3, 4 .I52ll'kQl' St:1fff3, 4, Editor 4 Traskivom--1: lfootlights Ululr--1 lizmskvllmll-4: lizlschull-4 Cereal Staff-I -2, 4: EDXVARIJ SUMMERS TI':ll1SftlI'l'6?4l from Modesto-2 Tennis-2, 3, 4: Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Basketball-3: Gles' Club-fl: 13.13.13-3 Truskicom-4: Getting Sandy -4 Scremu in The Dark -4 lx.K.-4: Scmor Play--4 BETTY SVVAIN liaselmull-1, 2, 3. -1, Capt. 2 . llusketlmull-1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3 l 'Fennis-2, 3, 4: K.K.K.-4. 1':1g'e Sixtvuu

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Forecast of T is june, 1930. It is the last party of the Senior Class just before the part- ing of the ways. This is a class of brilliant and gifted young people ready to go out and take charge of the world. Naturally, they are going to be presidents and presidentfesses, senators and senatorfesses, authors and authoresses, and every kind of a genius. Oh, I say, remarks Lorena, let's all get together about twenty years from now when we're all famous or notorious, an'-an'-let's- I..et's take a jolly cruise together around the world or such, supplies someone else. The 'Ayes' have it, says President Merritt. And the young class members exchange pledges to appear for the great cruise of 195O. It is now 1950. The scene is in the great salon of the good ship, Memories of 1930 -sailing out into the blue Pacific. Smiling faces and cheery words greet everyone. All the cares of the world are cast away. Mr, President, some one rises, I move that the roll be called and each one of us respond by telling what he has accomplished. In case of absence let some one of us respond by telling what he knows of the absent ones. When this cruise is ended we shall make a book which shall contain the class roll, the log of the cruise, and other interesting mementoesf' The 'Ayes' have it and the motion is carried. Let us turn to page thirtyfsix of the little book Memories of 193O. The head' ing is The Class Roll. Anderson, HaroldfHas perfected the airplane in such a manner that all bolts and nuts are fitted with miniature parachutes to ensure safe landing for them. Banta, DeanfAbsent from cruise. Very busy suppressing crime in Chicago. Barham, Grace-Sells Alimony Liability Insurance. Beam, Arthur-Is a street cleaner and says that business is always picking up. Beidleman, MariewTrying to discover where the blush went when it became extinct. Briscoe, Helen-joined the cruise at Rome. She had been looking for the spot where Caesar seized her. Buerer, Hazel+Is married to a stingy man and advocates fewer pockets in men's clothes. Cleveland, Margaret-Has patented a bleaching solution that removes nicotine from ladies' lingers. Coe, james-Famous as a traitor. QThe Los Angeles doctor who advised a change of climate for one of his patientsj. Erickson, Jennie-Has just divorced her husband on the grounds that he upset his ash tray on her spick and span floor. fOh, Ashes of Love!j Flannery, Ira-Doctor of Philosophy. Says- Before a man can wake up and find himself famous it is necessary to wake up and ind himself. Page Eighteen