Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

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Page 20 LEMOORE HIGH SFI-IOOI. NUNTIVS STAFF GF EDITORS . 1 Hull' 1.1wx'1'UW'D A BF'r'rY sux .LHR BARBARA DL-RAAU l '. I, . Lefl to llghl. Holm Al'llNlll'2l. Blzulritzx Iivuns. Iwtty Allis. Nlu1'gu1'y XY1'i2hl, Ibm Siegfried. lLHIXPxx X1xXM Liis D1Ch IEL lf! 'J 'x - ' 9 I in . 4nn.... I s HOU ARD DOLI ILH

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All Over Now-Christmasg both boys and glrls, who are in Some took their Out Loud -- Betty Mr. Brower gave Lannie a short ' , , , , , lterested in trying out for the ten- - t Quiz' exhlbltmg Lanme 5 lack of I nis team to see her within the next snapped plc mes d his own Like A tune ay have ou ve to Clifford Henson: Lady with Red IIair-Claucl- Roseg Be Buddies-Lemoore and Highp o You're the One-Boyd Dil- to Clara Jacobsg ..-ll -, ' e Fry EGWIH Castadiog Three-Jane Campbell, La Gravance, and Lillian Ba- Moon Won't Talk-Thank THE LIGHTS G. AMERCA! in this trou-bled world of out rays of light from be- the stars. the battle field today soldiers like flies, what do they get? For-get e-nots! at? Oh, what is the matter ith this world of ours? re are no stars shining in Eu- pe today. at a pitiful sight I must say. saying for you America, and ou alone: are my homeland, where peo- le are free. re are no dictators in this ountry thank God, for me. now you, America. You are ver so true. I say, keep the lights burning, merica. 're the one nation left that is eally true blue! Lester Roberts-'42 ........TV..,- RER WHEN? . Luke sang Ave Maria in lVl .MF o Hanson gave everyone in an A? Marie Carlisle was a brun- went to school 6 months of 9? Forester had straight 9 Vern Avila didn't flirt? oko Arimura got all F's ? e were more boys than girls S? Reeves was 4 feet tall? Toovey weighed 100 LU H l and program. sang Old Faithful in a vain at- tempt to prove to Mr. Brower that his services were essential. After a short conversation, Oscar was put to bed in a suit case and Mr. McDonald played a lullaby to put him to sleep. Several current songs were then presented. Jerry, Lucy, and Mr. Brower then entertained with several quips. A phone rang, and a mythi- cal Mr. Smith was instructed to tell a mythical James to bring the car to take away the troupe. The program was closed with the singing of God Bless Ameri- ca by the audience and the per- forrners. debate dera Hi and Sanger, at the Sanger team was victorious. ....-..TV...... LUHS's IDEAL GIRL Hair, Nellie Nelsong Eyes, Alice Jones Nose, Betty Allisg - Complexion, Louise Ahadop Dancing, Marjorie Mackg Legs, Eleanor Chedisterg Figure, Rita Lopezg Lips, Laverne Goulartg Smiles Roberta Wilesg Personality, Barabara Blakeleyg Scholarship, Hamtoy Lee? Sports, Lena Piresg Tan,-Clara Jacobs. time JUNIOR PLAY PLEASES LOCAL AUDIENCE A large and appreciative audi- ence attended the annual presen- tation of the Junior Play last Thursday night at the Lemoore Union High School auditorium. This year's production was Peg O' My Heart the story of a little Irish miss who comes 'to make her home with her aristocratic British aunt and snobbish family. The role of Peg was ably taken by Claudine Rose who portrayed the pretty Irish heroine with spirit and ability. Lila Mae Soderstrom took the part of the English aunt of high degree with poise and un- derstanding, while Sherman Blay- lock in the romantic lead, Tommy Blakely as the cousin of the hero- ine and IAVerne Avila as the un- happy daughter of the wealthy family gave outstanding perform- ances. Ted Wyke was seen as the typical English butler, Jim Bald- win as a barrister and Margaret Jones as the maid in the household completed the cast of the enjoy- able production. Two canine mem- bers of the romantic comedy were Nicky Short and Chinee Har- rington, and both added a realis- tic touch to the presentation. An attractive stage setting was the living room in Regal Villa in Scarbourough, England. Those who were named on the staff, besides Miss Josephine Van Fleet, direc- tor of the production, and her RS- DR. PHILLIPS EBEGINS 13th FORUM SEASON Dr. Hubert Phillips of the Fres- no State College opened the 13th annual community forum season at the Lemoore High school on last Wednesday night. The forum ihas been sponsored by the high lschool for the past years under ithe adult education program. A large audience enjoyed the Fresno educator's discussion of Freedom and Democracy. Dr. 1Phillips has spoken many times before local audiences and his for- um outlines give a comprehensive 1 l basis for the discussion period' . ' I , Woolley. 'tion dance they Continued very vicinity of: iRoberta Long and dayg Eleanor Jordon: Nellie gene Costa. Predicted a temperature 31 ,Dorothy Johnson A continuation perature around: Margaret Gordon pel' Dolis Unpredictable in Nancy Wills and Moderately Virginia Hoffman SURPRI Wonders never swim, and fish to be the motto of give Marcli 1 Girls' League. theme, or plans dark secret, and to wait untilffQ '1, and att- ,SQ '6- be given., gg Q, Inasiumf' T' QA? O i This a1nl..5 sa, ,two organiza 9 rg la tradition in 9123, :year the groups lentertailling the c which follows, in which many oi. ihis hearers take part. V 84:6 , Another forum will be held no A Q rn F fweek for which the speakerfuago lyet unannounced. The se'QiPQf'Aofb9, ,O U5 r ' italks by leading educators Olaf, ' 99 9' Rae! 'to the public. They begin . Q -9 ie Graf? 0 ef: I ,I k La 3 6, Q I A 9 . UOCOC. ,!Q:7p.69o96 l lClawson, Kenro Nishimine, Joe 4Mideiros, Mr. Soderstrom, Russell? V, lPovlell, Ben Silvas, Louise Ahadj' , lsherman Blaylock, Angelina va 22,,1f f'3,1',f,f:e O lltlargaret Jones, Velma Ries, l2'a'00,,...f -.4 ,Grace Conors, Mrs. Bales, 'figdefbe Lo Pqg- JC, ' Q 1Mills, Lethal Robertsoxnfa 555, 91.58 Q00-?eefQfe,.,0'41' Y I like-'? db 'B 'iv 'high Ewa. 3, YS nulnber is A .Quinn, Sally New'tonp0'?lc4b' Ga H57 9.2. ' forms Abell, Betty ' Q1-'12..'.j lsgfag 0.5. 'IJ '91- to -P 6, lLong, Ardel Vfzlei V Bl. Sippel, Mar-54 Viva K. YN ENB. ' ldister, Shirlf XXV .00 ei- 'P f 'Q ' KI A v ' 6' cP9.'a+9len41.