Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

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ELDINE THOMAS Basketball, 1-2-3: lias,. hall, 1- gi .mi -at-Ai ms of i [om Ec Washington Pageant, ::. :-::-i: Ser Club, 2; MENLO THOMAS) 7y? 9 Class Secretary. 1; Orchestra, 1; Band? 1-2-3-4; Yell Leader, 2-3; L Associ- ation. 2-3-4; Track. 2-3-4; Football, 3-4. WEAVER THORNTON Rand. 1-2-3-4; Tennis. 1-2-3-4; Class President. 1-4; Vice President of Stud- ent Body, 3; Christmas Pageant, 3-4; Junior Play. 3-4; Orchestra, 3-4; Basket- ball, 3-4. CENITH TRATT Volley Ball. 1-2; Baseball, 1-2; Baske ' - ball, 1-2-3-4; ' ■Tigers ' Voice . 2-3; Girls ' League Secretary. 3; Tennis. 3; Nunti- us Staff, 4; Student Body Secretary. 4, Cadet Society, 4: Senior I ' lay, 4. YENTO TSUJI Ag Club. 1-2-3-1; Washington Pageant. 3: Basketball. 3-4; Class Yell Leader, 1; L Association. 4; Baseball. 4. J. WALLACE WEBSTER Band. 1; Cadet Society. 1-2; Honor Roll, 1-2-3-4; Orchestia. 2-3-4; Welfare Committee, 3; Scholarship Society, 3-4- Honor Student. HAROLD JOHN WILLIAMS Transferred from Compton J. C.. 3; As Club, 4; L Association. 4. MILDRED WHITE Transferred from Lung Beach Polytech- nic High School, 3; Glee, 1-2-3-4; Volley Ball. 3; Washington Pageant, 3- Op- eretta. 3; Baseball, 4; Senior Play 4 I CO ALFRED JElflN ;;| Football, l- ■» • Se a cr etary oi as sedation. - ALBERT ADOLPHE ,. Football, i t . Track. 1-- • Se nioi Orchestra, 1- ' presi deut, 4, ' student Bodi — 21 —

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Translerreu School, 4 ZELMAB0BEBTSON Bigi o0l , Transferred fiom nti 3 . 2- Washing 1011 r 5 IRENE SKOEGARD Orchestra, 1-2-3-4; Junior Play, 3-4; Vice President of Girl ' s League, 3. ELMER SOTO Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; L Association, 1-2-3-4; Washington Pageant, 3; Sergeant-at- Arms of Boys ' Ftederation, 3; Vice President of L Association. 3; Cap- tain of Football Team. 1. EDWARD SOUSA Giee, 1-2-3-4. LEE ROY SPENCER, JR. Band, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Or- chestra, 3-4; President of Boys ' Feder- ation, 4; Captain of Basketball Team, 4. WILLETTA STARRETO Volley Ball, 1-2; Basketball: 1-2-3-4;. ? Baseball, 1-2-3-4; Hockey, 3; Treasurer of Girls ' League, 8; Band, 3-4; President of Girls ' League, 4. WILLIAM C. STEINBERG Band, 1-2-3-4; Secretary of Boys ' Feder- ation, 4. ,o HOWARD TAYLOR Z-xJ? Basketball, 1-2-3; Ag Gfui) 1-2-3-4; Football, 2-3; L Association, 2-3-4. WILLIAM THOMAS Football, 1-2; Glee, 1-2-3; Boys ' Op- eretta, 3; Junior Play, 3: Operetta, 3; Boys ' Federation Play, 4; Christmas Pageant, 4. RICHARD M. THOMAS Football, 1-2-3-4; L Association, 2-3-4; Band, 2-3-4; Class President, 3; Christ- mas Pageant, 3; Operetta, 3; Junior Play, 3-4; Glee, 3-4. — 20

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The Signs of the Zodiac CAPRICORN HELEN NISBET— January 1 Destiny a torch singer. Beware of tem- perament. Favorite expression, I ' ll slap your face! Desire 10 be Mrs. Oklahoma. WALLACE WEBSTER— January 1 Celloist in a symphony orchestra. Desire to be a radio announcer unattained. Intel- • lectual matters employ you. MENLO THOMAS— January 3 Avoid excessive use of gas in making trips to Hanford. Remembered for your favorite expression. Hot pup! Happy mar- ried life with financial security. PAULINE CASS — January 9 Emotions run romantically. Concerned about E. Destined to be Mrs. G. — . MELVIN JACOBS— January 18 Desire to be a bartender. Rate with Han- ford girls. Favorite expression, Hey, Mae, Domestic happiness is yours. BENTON RANEY— January 30 Romance is exciting; you marry young. Ambitious to be an Olympic star. Good luck farming. AQUARIUS HELEN McCLANAHAN— February 1 Over-ambition wears you out. Ambition to be Mrs. Ed N — is frustrated. Become a teacher of PE. Travel to find romance. ALBERT ZAJAC— February 2 Long to be a tennis star. Are a Spamsn professor known as Alby. You still ask, Are there any announcements? as presi- dent of the Faculty Club. FLOYD GOODRICH— February 10 Popularity with the ladies concerns you. Slow to make your choice. Join the sit-down strikers among the grave-diggers. PEARL DULANY — February 24 Known as Pee-Wee. Affairs of the heart take you to Kettleman City. Secret desire to be Mrs. Edmondson. Jealousy shatters romance. Find solace as a welfare worker. PISCES LOUISE ALLEQ— March 2 French cabaret entertainer known as Loop. Lose your job. Become a high school teacher. Die an old maid. BARBARA DeGROAT— March 4 I ' ve got to study your favorite expres- sion. Become a trained nurse. Romance awaits you as a doctor ' s wife. CENITH TRATT— March 7 Secret desire to mass a million. Money slips through fingers. Extravagance ends in financial ruin and the poorhouse. ELDINE THOMAS— March 8 Keep your emotions well-bottled up. You will find fame as a toe dancer. Your desire to change your name will be realized. IRENE SKOEGARD — March 15 Efforts to grow tall will be of no avail. Your fate is to balance George ' s budget on $75 a month. LINDELL CORBETT— March 18 You maintain a high scholastic standing. Struggle for recognition as an author of English literature. Meet with success as a teacher of English. ARIES ETHEL PEACOCK— March 28 Secret desire to be a chamber maid. Find success in becoming a surrealist artist. Seek publicity for a valuable idea that is original. NORA GRAEBER— March 30 Known as Garbo. Become Miss America in 1945. Pose as a model for Maybelline Mas- cara ads. WEAVER THORNTON— April 4 Nicknamed Mona. Win success as a leader of the Democratic party. Secret de- sire to be a second Leslie Howard. RUSSELL FUNK— April 3 As Russ, the Rascal, you are a notorious gangster. Win fame through souvenir col- lecting. Reform and become a ladies ' man. Secret desire to step out with Vera. BART FERREL — April S Automobile accident in father ' s ear causes you to lift your face. Ruins your chances to be a cartoonist ' s model. Become a tow-car driver. EMILY NEAL— April 10 Known as Em. As a stenographer, keep wolf from the door. Business boom brings good fortune. Marry your boss. EDWIN GOULART— April 16 Excel in looking for Pauline. Secret desire to be a prize fighter. Become a. successful . dairyman and a henpecked husband. NORMAN HILL— April 13 Shun offer of job for janitor of Lemoore High. Win fame as a scientist. Discontinue expression, Shoot Yeah! Someone might take you literally. TONY MATTOS— April 21 Nicknamed Sleepy. Favorite expression. Quit trying to make a hit. Excel in grow- ing a beard. Become a drugstore cowboy. TAURUS STANLEY NEWTON— April 28 Favorite pastime making and drawing airplanes. Desire to own a resort on Tulare Lake. Gain fame as a burlesque bouncer. BILL THOMAS— May 9 A happy nature is your fortune. Exces- sive work causes a nervous breakdown. Re- cover health tramping streets of Lemoore as a mailman. JOHN HURST— May 10 As an opera star, a failure; as a gigolo, a famous success. Delight in telling stories that begin with Did I ever tell ya . ' TED LOWER— May 11 Chief delight in being bawled out in civics. Become a clerk. Aspire to be a boss of Theodore ' s Market, a dream not realized. ZELMA ROBERTSON— May 12 Excel in domestic knowledge. Of use in your married life. Keep the family by dressmaking. DICK THOMAS— May 12 Swing it, your favorite expression. You become known as Tarzan. Such a different role from that of junior plays! YENTO TSUJI— May 22 Happiest when .driving your Dodge. Are too silent to reveal your secret desire. Be- come a truck gardener. — 22 —