Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

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AL ALBRECHT ALICE BELTON BILLIE BLAKELEY WILBUR BOOTH han Financial Adviser to English Library Physical Education Physical Education, Mathematics, n Body Ottlce Pracrce Athletics, Sponsor L Association s BERNARD BURTON Association, Noon games Physical Education, Athletics, Boys' Federation Adviser, Sponsor Li' FRANK BUCKLEY Director ol Audio-Visual Educa- tion, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Sponsor Sctence Club, Director ol Stage Lighting Hornemalcrng Ar Crafts Fresh Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' man Adviser Sponsor Home Eco Glee Club, Instruments, Chorus, nomlcs Club A Cappella Choir, Voice JOHN FRANKLIN Form Mechanics, Field Crops, Vo- cational Mathemotics, Sponsor Fu- ture Farmers, Chapter 56, Adviser Young Farmers Organtzatrof, Chapter 59 LOLITA GEOFF English Reading Improvement, PATRICIA FURLONG Journalism, Sponsor of Publicity, Typing, Sophomore Adviser NUNTIUS Sponsor. vc as Q 1

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'S-Q 1 . W -..- H. LOWELL MUELLER VICE-PRINCIPAL Geometry and Algebra me :bean it oom Many are the responsibilities and pleasures ase sociated with the Deans Room. lt is a place where girls may bring their problems and their questions to find solution or understanding by confidentially talking things over with a sympa- thetic listener. The dean is there to help them find a way to solve these problems, to help them with their educational plans, to help them im- prove their scholastic work, to help them correct their short comings, and to help them make friends. Pleasures are multiplied when shared, and the ioy of being a dean is in sharing the happi- ness of the girls as they enthusiastically relate their experiences, in watching them grow in re- sponsibility, and in helping them plan their social life and good times. Great is the reward of know- ing some girl has been helped because she could find understanding in the Deans Room, 5.0, . 5 'Ve --4 .7441 Mce- rincipafii Ofice The maiority of the students visit the vice- principals office at some time during the year. The student reports here after being absent or tardy, it is where he may inquire about his grades and credits, and he may even find that fountain pen or locker key that was lost, Regularity in school attendance and promptness in getting to class are two important character traits, which if developed, will help the student succeed in the vocation of his choice. Good scholarship, too, is important, and it is well worth the time and the effort necessary to get good grades. As the seniors look forward to graduation and the end of their high school days, may it be with satisfaction of their having made a good record. May each of them achieve success and receive much happiness in the years after graduation. EDITH MEYER DEAN OF GIRLS American Government

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f' A,O .4-1 N 5 GERTRUDE GUNDACKER A. MARSHALL HARDIN RUTH LEE GEORGE E, LESTER MILDRED LOGAN Dublrc Saeckrng, Latin, Fueld Crops, Horhculture, Form Engirsfi Socroi Scrence, Socrol Life Scrence, Senror Advrser, Ten- ScrwooVNurse, Home Nursrng Cawsefar Manogemenv, Ammal Husbandry, Serv-ce Cornrnrffee Adviser, Spon- ms Coach Assrsranr Football Sponsor Fuvure Earrners, Chaprer sor Scno crsrsrp Federaf1on,Cncpv Coach 56, Advusor Young Farmers Or, fer I-16 gamzohon, Chapter 59 aflflhy M- . -L STANLEY ONDERDONK JOE REDDING U. S, History, Assistant Fooiball Bookfjwngf g'Ai'hi'La C5' Hash' Coach, Baseball Coach mon User' O 7 WSU CARL PLATZ JOHN E. RUDE Drrver Educarron and Trornmg, Auvo Mechamcs, Sponsor Indus- Awo 1, Traffrc Cornrol, Sponsor trrol Arts Dscsfer Commmee CLARENCE SODERSTROM GUY WHLTE HELEN SEEN Woodshop, Mechanrcol Drawrng, Advanced, Junior, and Begmnmg JACOUELYN WILSON I-'o'ne'n:l1 ng, SDOHSOV Home ECO- Junuor Advuser, Sponsor Nndustrra! Band, Maqorevles, Musrc rn ENE- Physcar Educahon, Advrser Socrcf EMMA WOOTEN :wrnrcs Cub, Jumar Adviser Ang memory Schools. Afforrs Cornmmee, G A,A. Advsser Sparnsh, Englush, Socnol Scie'ce T'