Ceres High School - Cereal Yearbook (Ceres, CA)

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. . ENDUSTRHQUS MINERS . . Mr. Goeptert, tlettl social studies instructor, and Miss Crawtord, tcenterl the Home Economics teacher, direct their attention toward Mrs. Wilson, trightl our estwhile painter and crattwoman. The mood appears to be one ot happiness as smiles are plentiful. As usual, Mr. Yoakum Clettl is concerned over a paper Cusually it's the Barlcerl and seems to be get ting advice from athlete Coach Davey tccnterl. Mr. Stevenson trightl our fchop chopl director adds a musical note oi laughter to the scene. As usual Mr. Fleckenstein Ccenterl, plastic sur- geon ot Ceres High cracked a tunny which appar- ently amused Mr. Haas tlettl, science expert and Mr. Cox, Biology wizard, Miss Stewart tlettl, mater ot languages, convers- es with song bird Muceus tcenterl and typing pro- tessor alias Mrs. Stevens Crightl. Mr. Brown tlettl must be taking a lesson trom Mr. Graham trightl on how to give tests. Mr. Foster Ccenterl also lends a listening ear. Miss Alloano tlettl, commercial teacher and very attractive, l might add, seems to be very am- used. Wonder what caught Mrs. Bartels trightl, our QYHI teacher's attention all ot a sudden? Wayne Hanson, Agriculture man and raiser par excellence ot hogs, untortunately was absent the day pictures were made.

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DR. KOSHELL Superhdendenfs hdessage . Dear Seniors: Four years ago you and l enter- ed the Ceres Union High School. Dur- ing this span ot your lite and educa- tion I have Watched you grow with in- terest through the stages oi green freshmen, jolly sophomores, proud juniors and serious minded seniors. It is With regret that you are leav- ing us, but l Wish you happiness and success in your ettort to lind your places in this great nation oi ours. l hope that high endeavors and Worthy ideals will continue to be your rule ot lite. May l thank all ol you for the ex- cellent cooperation you have given me in furthering the ideals ot our school during your sojourn here. Cordially yours, Your friend and superintendent Dr. N. E. Koshell g 'g.'w P. . anna-Q-el Wig f 'A Hugh Cavanaugh Lawrence Sislc Ben Cuddy 'l'l1SOdOf6' UISOH lUClS01'1 LEWIS RETIRED PROSPECTORS ll you should visit any. ot our board members, you would prob- ably lind them hard at Work, heartily pitching hay, driving tractors or teaching some unsuspecting student the tine arts of music. A I

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Wfhey Drive-We Ride . . . The gentlemen so aptly portrayed here apparently are listening to one of Texas CoX's stories and seem to find it juicy. These fellers are responsible for the prompt trans- portation of many of our students to and from school. Much good may be said of them if we just had more space. Where's your excuse? . . julie and Loreata are the two initial rea- sons why the office at Ceres high operates so smoothly. Throughout each busy day Misses Chip- oneri and Todd combat crowding, confusion, and nervous breakdowns to keep everything functioning in an orderly manner. This is Loreata's first year at working steadily in the office, but julie has been a secretary here for several years. ln fact no- body knows just when she first started work- ing in the office. These two girls work to- gether to form a team that has been very efficient in their daily routine of office work. Sheriff Baldwin's Crew , What Churchill said of the RAF could very easily be said of the four tried and true men pictured below. Truly never was so much dependent on so few. These stalwarts are at it from early morning until at least six o'clock at night. Whenever the well known two bells ring they must leave whatever they are doing to dash for the office the staff wish to take this opportunity good works during the school year. and take some poor lad home. -We of to thank the men below for their many Sheriff Baldwin Mr, Meyers Mr. Martin Mr. .Sneed