Ceres High School - Cereal Yearbook (Ceres, CA)

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Sourdoughs find longed-for nugget

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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

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S E N I O R S Full F ledgecl Sourdoughs In the year of nineteen hundred and forty- four there passed through the sacred portals of Ceres High, an inspiring group of first year scholars. As the weeks drifted by these ambitious young students began to get adjusted to the curricular system of high school education. They learned not to chew gum in Mr. Gra- lI3Aam's classes and not to talk back to the Old an. On into the sophomore year the unwav- ering tide advanced in their quest ol higher book-learning. A memorable event was the junior-senior 'prom into which several sopho- mores slipped and no one was the wiser-well, almost no one. In the junior year the pencil pushers and the athletically inclined legally attended the annual prom and successfully presented the junior play What A Life.' At last came that memorable moment of bliss when these proud young students en- rolled as dignified seniors. The fourth year was overstocked with special events and extra curricular activities. A few of the highlights were senior ditch day, the junior-senior ban- quet and prom, senior day at Modesto Iunior College, the presentation of the senior play Shiny Nose, and the senior dinner at Reav- es Town House. These 91 graduating students will always look back with pride at their high school days. They will forever be proud to be classified as alumni of Ceres Union High School.