Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1935 volume:

4 tX LICI I NUNTIUS TWENTY- SIXTH VOLUME PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE LEMOORE UNION HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 1935 o QDnQD A A¥ In Appreciation As we look back three hundred years to the beginnings of secondary education, we are impressed by all that the high school has meant to each period of our develop- ment. We realize that the Lemoore Union High School, having celebrated on March 23 its tenth anniversary as a modern, well- equipped high school, is a monument to progressive secondary education. In sincere appreciation of public high schools and of the Lemoore Union High School, the Class of 1935 dedicates this hook. m Contents INTRODUCTION— Frontispiece Title Page Dedication Foreword Nuntius Staff Principal ' s Message Faculty ORDER OF BOOKS— Classes Organizations Activities Sports Varieties [5] -• Sara Hawkins Progress In High School Education From the modest, one-room, wooden structure of the early Latin grammar school of Boston in 1635, we have emerged, developed, and expanded into the many attractive modern high school plants of 1935. During these three hundred years, this expansion has been the result of the changing ideas of the purpose of a high school education. To the Puritans of New England, education was for the rich. This education, secured through the payments of tuitions, was at first only for boys. For many years high school education was obtainable by the upper classes, and the public failed to realize that this secondary education was necessary for both the boys and the girls of all the people for their own good and for better citizenship. However, advanced learning still remained a matter to be determined by money and the personal satisfaction on the part of the student until financial barriers were removed. With the removal of these obstacles, education became free for all and compulsory because of the growing realization that for the presenit a high school education Is not only an asset but a necessity for each individual in order to equip himself to live to the best advantage and to ke ep pace with the modern world. The purpose of education today is to prepare all for social living. With the present economic and social changes, there is a recognized need for a change in educational requirements in order that we may adjust ourselves better to the in- creasing leisure time of today which has replaced the days of long working hours of past years. Our high schools will continue to offer a program increasing in the number of courses wliich will better equip future students to use their leisure time profitably. As each of us takes a different path, on leaving our alma mater, we realize that, because of our studies and our experiences in Leraoore High School, we should be better equipped to assume the social, economic, aad political responsibilities that await us. [«] s First Row (Back): Norman Neal, Eleanor Smith. Belle Harris, Jennie Boogaard. Agnes Warmerdam, Josephine Hutton, Leslie Wilkinson. Second Row: Wanda Mustain. Glenn Kleinhammer, Warren Martin, Sara Hawkins, Arthur Von Behren Mr. Graham, Miss Groff. Nuntius Staff Editor Sara Hawkins Assistant Editor Warren Martin Business Manager Arthur Von Behren Assistant Business Manager Glenn Kleinhammer Art Editor Josephine Hutton Art Editor Belle Harris Snapshot Editor Wanda Mustain Snapshot Editor Norman Neal Class Prophecy Eleanor Smith Horoscope Leslie Wilkinson Calendar Jennie Boogaard Class Will _ Agnes Warmerdam Advisers Miss Groff, Mr. Graham Typists Office Practice Class [ ' ] J. F. Graham Growth This edition recognizes growth and progress. Thirty-four years ago the Lemoore High School in modesty was started with one teacher who taught six subjects to less than thirty pupils housed in a small rented room. Today the school employs twenty teachers, has an enrollment of three hundred seventy pupils and offers instruction in sixty different subjects. The building and equipment which cost over one-third of a million dollars are located an a twenty-four acre site. Seven busses transport pupils to and from school. This year sixty-four pupils will graduate, one more in number than the total number which graduated during the first thirteen years of the school ' s operation. Tiuly this physical growth is significant. Yet, even as the soul or spirit and not the physical is the real man so of more importance than the buildings and wealth of the Lemoore High School are the traditions, the loyalties, the visions, and the aspirations of its pupils and patrons which gave origin to these buildings. Each succeeding class as it came in turn has added its spirit and c-ini- viclioMs to make that intangible yet telling force known as the institution. Class of lit:55! Congratulations upon the unique contribution which you have made. To me it has been most interesting to study that contribution in the making. 1 would call it cosmopolitan. As you go out from your alma mater, may you live the theme of this book and ever realize that as the soul expands so grows man ' s happiness and his worth to his fellowmen. [8] m First Row (Back): Ruth Lee, Carolyn Brothers, Emma Wooten, Velma Needham, Phyllis Threlfall, Ada Wilcox, Lolita Groff. Second Row: Mary Golding. L. R. Spencer, Alice Clawson, A. M. Hardin, Leola Ewbank, Bessie Sorrick, J. B. Burton. Third Row: C. M. Platz, M. H. Hanson, Marie Grady, J. F. Graham, L. R. Ward, Edith Meyer, C. R. Soderstrom. Faculty J. F. GRAHAM, Principal CAROLYN BROTHERS Spanish — French J. B. BURTON Athletics Physical Education ALICE CLAWSON Art LEOLA EWBANK Latin — Algebra Library MARY GOLDING English Social Science MARIE GRADY Dean of Girls Home Economics LOLITA GROFF English M. H. HANSON Science Mathematics A. M. HARDIN Agriculture RUTH LEE English Public Speaking EDITH MEYER Social Science VELMA NEEDHAM Physical Education Home Economics C. M. PLATZ Auto Mechanics C. R. SODERSTROM Shop [9] BESSIE SORRICK Secretary L. R. SPENCER Band Bookkeeping PHYLLIS, THRELFALL L. R. WARD Vice Principal Biology Commercial Arithmetic ADA WILCOX Typing Shorthand Office Practice EMMA WOOTEN Social Science C L A f IE J Ellsworth Allen Lloyd Allen Johnny Alves William Avila Thomas Bassett Vernona Becker Wilma Belvail Jennie Boogaard J L Ky,, Margaret Byxbe -, Leroy Burlington Alton Chinn Velma Mae Cook Joseph M. Cardoso Laura Costa — Hedley A. Davis Claudene Dixon — ' CM [12] :m ' A Edwin Downing - A ' .-n. i Robert Lee Dunlop Broder J. Ya dvy- (UML( Evelyn Fadler- [ ' ju.i-aI ) Ruth Graham Honor Student Dorothy M. Harrington [13] Belle Harris - Sara Hawkins — Honor Student Dean Hotchkiss Josephine Yiuiion ' (c f. YZJoJ Vernon Joos Faye L. Keller Glenn Kleinhammer ' ■ i Spencer Kleinhammer _ Oveita Kratzer- Evelyn Kurtz A ,c -oj Honor Student V ' Dell Larios R?V JT i ht Jose Dh L. Luciano Warren Martin o Honor Student •-jUjj CjjUfuj Murrel Mehaffey Eloise Miller Muriel Mae Miller -( AjtX -r .,, Wanda Mustain - ( S - ) Norman Neal ( TkuM S4. aX Mabel T. Noble Ruth Irene Peterson Neva Pettis Beth Pratt Evelyn Pratt Catherine Reynolds George Robertson Sally Robertson Clotilda Rose - [1-1] U W Bruce Russell Honor Student Masaye B. Saito [15] Lionel Semas Del Seymoure Jean Sippel Eleanor Smith Honor Student Morris Soto- i MJol OU in j Virginia Spencer Honor Student ( ' Margaret Summers - -vj -t Elsie Tognetti Bill Tuzzi - ( .t F Arthur Von Behren Agnes Warmerdam Honor Student Anne Westrup Leslie Wilkinson Evelyn Wilson - 3on9 y ' s! According To Name Called Ellsworth Allen Ellsworth Lloyd Allen Lloyd Johnny Alves Johnny Willie Avila Barney Tommy Bassett Josephine Vernona Becker Becker Wilma Belvail Wilma Jennie Boogaard Booger Leroy Burlington Spud Margaret Byxbe Polly Joe Cardoso Cardoso Alton Chinn Chinn Velma Cook Cookie Laura Costa Laura Hedley Davis Hedley Claudene Dixon Dixie Edwin Downing Ed Lee Dunlop Wykoff Broder Fabry White Owl Evelyn Fadler Kitty Ruth Graham Ruth Dorothy Harrington Spec Belle Harris ' Ma Sara Hawkins Sara Dean Hotchkiss iHotchkiss Josephine Hutton -Jo Vernon Joos Casper Faye Keller Faye Glenn Kleinhammer Kleiney Spencer Kleinhammer Spence Dveita Kratzer Crackers Evelyn Kurtz Babe Dell Larios Blacky Joe Luciano Tarzau Warren Martin Warren Murrel Mehatfey Sniokey Eloise Miller Eloise Muriel Miller Porkie Wanda Mustain Pete Norman Neal Norm Mabel Noble Mabel Ruth Peterson Ruthie Neva Pettis Neva Elizabeth Pratt Beth Evelyn Pratt Ebu Catherine Reynolds Kate George Robertson Josephine Sally Robertson Susie Clotilda Rose Pinkie Bruce Russell Bruce Masaye Saito Massie Lionel Semas Lee Del Seymoure See More Jean Sippel Jean Eleanor Smith Smith Morris Soto Soto Virginia Spencer Ginny Margaret Summers Marge Elsie Tognetti Elsie Bill Tuzzi Wop Arthur Von Behren Art Agnes Warmerdam Aggie Anne Westrup Anne Leslie Wilkinson Les Evelyn Wilson Evelyn Favorite Expression ; Oh yeah? 3 ' Hey, Hanson! y ' Gee-mon-ee! Chee whilikans! li ' Say! ' Mother Machree. jf ' Oh you dumb cluck! f ' Huh! O ' Com ' nion Menlo. V-? Any announcements? Now let ' s not get personal. Oh yeah? Oh, come on now! Censored. No kiddin ' ! Shut up! y What ' s it to you? itOh yeah? ' ' AH right now! oing to League tonight? i ' Hi, ya Dizz! 3 Oh no! ' Hi, no brains! ' Well ! Hi, unconscious! Yeah? Huh! What ' d you say? What if the old man hears? Hi. nurtz! Huh! 1 don ' t know! Well ah! ' Not guilty! c ' ' Thin ' K so ; Got a letter from my honey. Darn it! •:i ' Hi drowser. 5Get smart! i ' l don ' t know. Oh gee! Oh goodness! Hey you! Sez you. Chee whilikens! Hi Susie. Is zat so? Youse mugs! Wowie! Lemme see now. ' Oke doke! iWh yeah? Look at all the fun I had! Oh! oh! Hey! Oh shoot! iJPipe down! •JLet ' s go fox hunting! Shuc-kins! Hello! Oh darn! Der ' d if I know! So what! what! Excels In Being Quiet Debating Argue with Willie Making noise Breaking Hearts Lisping Whispering Keeping quiet Arguing with Miss Lee Giggling Giving reports Going out to the Island Procuring dates Sewing Driving his dad ' s Pierce Arrow Ditching school Senior plays Talking to Louise Nothing - Looking Cute Getting A ' s in English Relating family experiences Art Riding around Raising cain in English Writing notes in civics Offering suggestions in civics Reforming Chorus Yodelling Chewing gum Talking baby talk Basketball Whistling Flunking in physics TumbJins Getting pink slips Being lively r- Tumbling jTalking Scrapping ; Keeping quiet Publis speaking Laughing Typing Driving Bassett ' s car Rating Tuzzi Tap dancing- Rating scholarship •Waving hair Teasing freshies Pole vaulting Playing the cello ' ' Chiseling Handing out a line Making eyes Jazz Typing Keeping order in class meetings Track Riding up town Tennis Fiddling Getting kicked off the bus [ii;] The Stars Through Other ' s Eyes Bashful Nervous KxcUisive Couldn ' t be better Just it Gentle Meek nignified Round and rosy Cunning Rugged Elongated Dumb but beautiful Neat Fussy Secret Desire ' Prize fighter Campus hero Mechanic ' Physics prof. Rate Chinn s girl Physics expert Musician Hairdresser La. lies ' man 0«ner of new car Trader in South Sea Islands President of U. S. 2-Interior decorator Clothes designer Dancing teacher Fate Second Caruso Garbage man Six-day bike rider Cow sapper Hog caller Nurse - Mathematics prof. Be Agnes ' s sister-in-law Style setter Kindergarten teacher Sheep herder Presi;lent Kettleman queen ' Hairdresser Janitor Pleasing Dashing Man-about-town Stratfordish Drowsy Scintillating Pleasingly plump Circus performer Bartender Telegram boy Mayor of Stratford Mrs. Vaugh Tennis star Home Ec. teacher Snake charmer Chief dishwasher Hen-pecked husband Stratford dog catcher Modiste Sher.ff of Kings County Aviatrix Aloof Smart Handsome Snobbish r Innocent Conceited Cute Do we have to tell vou ' ? Gay Chic Slick Shiekish Modest Sweet Jolly Sailor ' s wife ' Petite ' Laughing Sophisticated Modest Dreamy Cute Charming Clever Collegiate Smart Terrific Studious . Cheerful Slick Plenty good ' ' Tennis star Ravishing Plenty of it ,-Dizzv brunette ;Shy ' Smiling t Manly Self-conscious Not so bad :-Bas.hful Ornery Frazzled Join the Cain family Printer - Marry a rich man Gym teacher Be a man about town Fire chief Look like Garbo Nothing Politician After dinner speaker Second Mae West Missionary Animal trainer Opera singer Romeo Policeman Make scholarships Shepherdess Movie actress Grow up Dillinger Gr.nsmith Rate blondes Speed cop Gigolo Street sweeper _ Judge in Laton Dog catcher Longs [0 go back to Balloon jumper the farm Graceful Housemaid Second Will Rogers Soap box orator Hold his girl Carpenter Piano teacher Second Paderewski Toe dancer Fiddler Housekeeper Mrs. Carrol . Get a thrill Actress ■.A President ' s wife Mrs. President ■ Secretary Farmer ' s wife Grow up Farmer Join a walkathon Art model Follies girl Charity worker Mayor of Lemoore Switch puller Ambassadress To travel An after dinner speaker Shoe shiner To graduate Professor Nice Taxi dancer Journalist Spinster Marry a red-head Miler To live in Stratford Mr That ' s no secret Farmerette Office girl Farmer ' s wife Rock crusher , Lawyer After dinner speaker Tax collector Mrs. Parker Governess Toe dancer Architect Concert violinist Padded cell Rate a dozen men at once Old maid [17] Seniors ' Parting Remembrances We, the ' 35 Senior Class of the Lemoore Union High Schoo;. being of sound and disposing mind, do make, publish, and declare this our last Will and Testa- ment in the following manner; To the faculty we leave the remaining classes to aid and teach, so that they may attain the knowledge we have excelled in. To the juniors, we leave our reputation of being the most intelligent students In school. To the sophomores, wo leave our school spirit and our ability to get along witli our teachers. To the poor, little freshman, we leave our liest wishes for the continuance of the spirit they have shown this year. Individually, we have many possessions which we will to the following: I, Ellsworth Allen, hereby bequeath my ability to make speeches to Alvin May, provided he holds his audience spellbound the way 1 did. I, Lloyd Allen, will my wavy locks to Lloyd Roe, provided he doesn ' t snare the girls. I, John Alves, hereby will to Frank Pereira, after much consideration, my abil- ity to make e.xcuses to Mr. Ward, and to Sody my ability to make the letter A , provided he uses it on the freshman students more than he did on me. I, Willie Avila, will my snabby tronse to Drowser Croulart, provided he doesn ' t look like one any more than he does now. I, Tommy Bassett, will my ability to get along with Miss Clawson to Norman Raney if he takes mechanical drawing, provided he doesn ' t get caught chewing gum more than once a day. I, Vernona Becker, do hereby bequeath my position as cashier in the cafeteria to Laverne Tuzzi, provided she doesn ' t give Jack Stratton free meals. I, Wilma Belvail, will to Helen Kosse my ability to keep thin, provided she doesn ' t eat any more than I do. 1, Jennie Boogaard, will my big foundations to Inez Pereira, provided she uses them while tap dancing. I. Leroy Burlington, will my ability to show oft to Norman Raney, not that he needs it, but because he will use it to the best advantage. I, Margaret Byxbe, will my ability as an artist to Ailene Rose, so that she may make better grades than I did. 1. Joe Cardoso, will my big, bushy eyebrows to Nezzy Mendes, provided he puts away his tweezers for the next three years. I, Alton Chinn, will to Weston FoUett my adoration of Mr. Hanson, my posi- tion in orchestra, and my position as first assistant janitor, provided he doesn ' t get too good a grade from Mr. Hanson, doesn ' t run Clawson out of clarinet and get too friendly with the music teacher, and doesn ' t argue with Jim Bigham. I, Velma Cook, will my supreme dramatic talent to Laverne Tuzzi, hoping that she, with practice, will be as capable as I in holding the students of Lemoore High spellbound in future performances. I, Laura Costa, will my quiet disposition to Evalyn Badasci, provided she doesn ' t become too morose. I, Hedley Davis, will to Norman Raney my ability to run the mile next year, provided he doesn ' t fall down at the finish. I, Claudine Dixon, do hereby bequeath my affection for boys to Jewell Rose, provided she rates as many as I did. I, E;d Downing, in a sober state of mind, will to Slippery Eel , Frank Crawford. my ability to stay on my feet during a football game, so that next year he will not have to roll on the ground and moan. I, Lee Dunlop, will my ability to conduct noon-day conferences to Jack Strat- ton. provided, of course, he has a girl friend. I, Evelyn Fadler, will my ability to manage things to Virginia Curtis, provided she doesn ' t exceed my ability. [i,s; C ' VmS M tf L ' H ' i Q A cpH: !,]i D 1 ' ' %HJ ' 1 ::(T J P. viSSi , Jr c! jji ;;:i(J| m ' v ' jH ra I cP fc Ifi IT ' ' i I ' IL} A V Y ' 4i looll s- p. FIlV y 1 t, ' ■i Ji m © licv k S fvrv ' ' ' |£i; t |S|; 8 i ,| f ff 41 1 ' ' ' ,1)1 y : 3 r vmy §5 k- J - v Seniors ' Parting Remembrances (Continued) I, Bi-oder Fabry, will my name. White Owl , and my ability to smoke cigars Ito Lawrence Clawson. provided he will smoke as many cigars as I. I. Ruth Graham, do hereby bequeath to the following persons: Irene and Betty Skoegard. Elvira Gravance, Jewell Rose. Mary Jane Shattgen. Anne Stevens, and Lucille Thomsen, my place in the Essex in riding home at noons, provided they conduct themselves properly and my father asks them to ride. I. Dorothy Harrington, will my ability to do bookkeeping to Jean Davis, pro- vided she doesn ' t get higher grades than I did. I, Belle Harris, do hereby gladly bequeath my seat in the Stratford section rof the Avenal bus to the future Stratford blonde. Miss Lucille Thomsen, on the con dition that she is on time at least once a week. I, Sara Hawkins, will my pleasing disposition to anyone who may need it, pro vided he doesn ' t try to surpass mine. I, Dean Hotchkiss, will to Ben Finney my ability to high jump, provided he doesn ' t attract the ladies ' attention. I. Josephine Hutton, will my extreme fondness tor blondes, brunettes, and red- heads to Keith Swisher, provided he doesn ' t get his ,dates mixed. I, Vernon Joos, hereby bequeath my pleasing smile to James Long, provided he really uses it. I, Glenn Kleinhammer, will my ability to play the trombone to Prince George Albert Jones Jr. Esq.. on the condition that he doesn ' t walk like a camel when on parade or grin when he makes a mistake. I, Spencer KJeinhammer, will my Fire-Ball Ford to Norman Raney, provided he doesn ' t run it to death going to Avenal. I, Oveita Kratzer, after careful thought and consideration, will my exceptional knowledge displayed in the biology class to Virginia Curtis. I, Evelyn Kurtz, will to Jewel Rose my ability to get in and out of trouble, provided she takes it with a grin. I, Dell Larios, will my position on the 130 reserves to Major Long and George Cobb, alias John Dillinger, on the condition that they do not drink a gallon of root beer extract and a case of ginger ale again on the Reedley trip next year. I, Joe Luciano, in a sober state of mind, do hereby bequeath my ability to get down on the line to Diz Graham, provided that next year he doesn ' t ob- struct the path of the guard with his number IS ' s. I, Warren Martin, being in full possession of my mental faculties, do hereby will my exceptional ability as a chess player to Homer Detrich. on condition that he learns how to win a game occasionally. I. Murrel Mehaffey, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Chet Downing, provided he doesn ' t take in any more $10 dances at Laton. I, Eloise Miller, will my ability in track to Willetta Starrett, provided she doesn ' t overdo herself. I, Muriel Miller, will my extreme popularity with the sailors to Helen Carlton, provided she gets as many sailor clothes as I did. I. Wanda Mustain. will my ability to laugh louder than anybody else to Irene Skoegard, provided she maintains her championship. I, Norman Neal, will my reputation for behaving in other towns to Edwin Gou- lart, on the condition that he doesn ' t spoil it. I, Mabel Noble, will to Freida Harmon my seat in the Girls ' League Council as Chairman of the Flower Committee, provided she can get a committee out every week. I, Ruth Peterson, will my ability to play tennis to James Long, provided he uses all form and no skill; and to Pauline Cass, my ability to leave the threa Thomas boys alone. I, Neva Pettis, hereby bequeath my ability to meet the boy friend on time to Laverne Paul, provided she isn ' t too studious to think of having a boy friend. I. Beth Pratt, will my ability to flirt with the boys to Pauline Caes, provided she gets at least one date a week. [19] Seniors ' Parting Remembrances (Continued) I, Evelyn Pratt, will my quiet disposition to both Cenith Tratt and Irene Skoe- gard, provided their tongues don ' t get paralyzed from not being used. I, Catherine Reynolds, after receiving permission from Mr. Spencer, will my three seats in bookkeeping to Roberta Dimmick, it she doesn ' t use them until Mr. Spencer tells her she can. I, George Robertson, will my size to Gene Graham, on condition that he doesn ' t exceed it, I, Sally Robertson, will my long finger nails to Jerry Mendonca, provided she doesn ' t bite them off when she is out with the boy friend. I, Clotilda Rose, will my ability to act like a lady and to do Dutch dances to Irene Skoegard, provided she does more dances than I did. I, Bruce Russell, being in a sober state of mind, wish to will my ability to make love in junior and senior plays to Weaver ThoVnton with the following pro- visions: first, that he must get the part; second, that he must get his practice someplace else besides at Hanford. I, Masaye Saito, after much thought and consideration, will my cheerful dis- position to Elvira Sohzino. I. Lionel Semas, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Eugene Dizzy Gra- ham, provided he doesn ' t land in the back seat of a car some night and hear the birdie sing tweet tweet . I, Del Seymoure, will my ability to attract the girls to a next newcomer in Lemoore, provided he does as well as I did. I, Jean Sippel, will to Weaver Thornton my Girls ' Doubles Championship, as he needs it, provided he learns to serve as I do, learns to drive as I do, perfects his backhand like MINE, plays net as I do. and goes to bed before tournaments, and above all nix on Hanford girls. I, Eleanor Smith, having spent much valuable time in careful consideration of the matter, do hereby bequeath my regular noon-day portion of four scoops of ice cream to Feedle-Deedle-Dee Clawson with the sincere hope that it will not affect his basso protundo. I, Morris Soto, to the best of my ability, will to Norman Raney my position as captain in football, provided he doesn ' t do too much grandstand work and doesn ' t cry when he gets a little cut. I, Virginia Spencer, will my position as solo cornetist to Andy ' Zajac, pro- vided he doesn ' t hit any more blue notes than I did and doesn ' t get any more dirty looks. I, Margaret Summers, will my ability to pound the drum in orchestra to June Blizzard, provided she doesn ' t let it run away with itself. I, Elsie Tognetti, will to Betty Friend my ability to be teacher ' s pet in gym, provided Miss Nee dham gives her as many compliments as she gave me. I, Bill Tuzzi, will my position as forward and captain to Norman Raney, it he doesn ' t cry when he is put out on personal fouls. I, Arthur Von Behren, will to Frank Crawford my ability to make people who have had appendix operations laugh, provided he only calls on a patient once a day. I, Agnes Warmerdam. will my ambition to be a chemist to Fay Nichols, pro- vided she hasn ' t already chosen another one. I. Anne Westrup, will my ability to be silly to Clarence Borrecco, provided he doesn ' t laugh more than I did; and to Laverne Paul, my ability to hit the volley ball over the net, provided she doesn ' t hit it harder than I did. I, Leslie Wilkinson, will to George Sakaguchi my beautiful tenor voice, pro- vided, of course, he doesn ' t miss rehearsals and doesn ' t strain anything; and my ability to play the clarinet to Jack Stratton, it he gets out of junior band in the next three years. I, Evelyn Wilson, do hereby will my extreme ability to hoe weeds to Jack Stratton, provided he doesn ' t exceed the rate of three or four weeds an hour. 20 I What of the Future? Though I may not a prophet be, Just bide with me, and we shall see The Class of ' 35 pass in review As they might be in ' 52. Helen Wills reigned on the tennis throne, Before Jean Sipple came into her own. Alton Chinn ' s in Congress now; To be the President is his vow. Claudene Dixon is far over the seas Engaged in the teaching of heathen Chinese. Down on the sands of Daytona Beach Tuzzi ' s speed records are hard to reach. Wanda Mustain, nicknamed Pete , Does a fan dance hard to beat. The Larios column is eagerly read. For Dell knows his sports; hits the nail on the head. Graham still holds the principal ' s place. But instead of her father ' s, we behold Ruth ' s face. Rubinoff returned to his native land; Now Leslie Wilkinson has his band. Velma Cook is in Hollywood. And, Oh boy!, is she doin ' good! Hedley Davis, miler supreme, Now captains the Olympic team. Vernona Becker might have done worse Than be a world-famous surgical nurse. Edwin Downing, large of frame. In law has made himself a name. Josephine Hutton is set far apart, Surpassing the rest as a critic of art. The Kleinhammer brothers, Spencer and Glenn, As taxidermists are well-known men. In a beautiful mansion with broad, green terrace. Lives Gerald Cain ' s bride, who once was Belle Harris. Murrel Mehaffey is known and respected; That he ' d be Chief Justice we never expected. To Margaret Byxbe we all owe a debt. She ' s a second E. Post in correct etiquette. Our own Warren Martin amassed a great fortune, Renowned near and far in the art of contortion. The byword in medicine is Hawkins ' name, For Sara ' s skill puts all doctors to shame. Lionel Senias has joined higher ranks; He worked to the top in a large chain of banks. Coalinga society was Faye Keller ' s aim. But mariage and children spoiled her game. Norman Neal, of a strong, silent nature. Presides o ' er the Senate in Maine ' s legislature. Eloise Miller is teaching young girls Her patented method of giving hair twirls. Breaking world marks, o ' er the high bar doth soar That breath-taking pole vaulter, Del Seymoure. Tom Bassett. comedian of a new style. Produces film-funnies. You ' ll roll in the aisle! To quote Kate Reynolds, I can ' t stand mops! So now she is one of our lady speed cops. Though Masaye Saito is not a man. She ' s a lady ambassadress from Japan. In the best places he ' s much in demand Since Orange Joos built up his great concert band. Joe Cardoso has taken the lead As an owner of cattle of the finest breed. Sally Robertson, reputed heiress. Fast became the toast of Paris. Joe Luciano, with his silent tread. Is busily filling our felons with lead. Ruth Peterson, erstwlle racquet star, [21] What of the Future? (Continued) Now lectures on tennis in lands afar. Oveita Kratzer, stenographer snappy. Will soon be engaged to a millionaire pappy. Broder Fabry, with efforts persistent, Found permanent work as a druggist ' s assistant. Leroy Burlington met a sad fate. Drawing card of a circus, Can you guess his weight? On business I chanced in a big lumber yard; Greetings! cried bookkeeper Jennie Boogaard. Arthur Von Behren is heading Who ' s Who Since his Pole to Pole hike in the year ' 42. Babe Kurtz has donned the mystic robe: Deep goes her gaze in the crystal globe. Though Ellsworth and Lloyd once performed for a dime, The Acrobat Aliens soon rose to big time. Anne Westrup ' s business boasts far-reaching fame; You ' ve heard of her beauty-aid, Glamorous Dame. The Middle West region was desolate, bare, Until Neva Pettis found gold dust out there. Johnny Alves is still busy, you know. Trying to croon in an amateur show. In the wrestling ring he receives not a Boo! For big Morris Soto has always come through. From a chemical lab came a product quite new; Mabel Noble takes credit with guaranteed glue. George Robertson has gained attention Studying science and invention. Virginia Spencer, her hair tightly curled, Portrays the It girl in the cinema world. Don ' t tell anybody that Ack Warmerdam Is a crack secret agent for old Uncle Sam. Dean riotchkiss thinks his work is lUn; His elephant training is second to none. Clotilda Rose still dances with ease, But she married the man on the flying trapeze. Willie Avila ' s praises are sung In the chemistry field, though he ' s still very young. Dorothy Harrington always was handy; She now owns a store specializing in candy. Bruce Russell, always a seeker of knowledge. Boasts an honor degree from each well-known college. Evelyn Wilson has married a preacher; Her time is well spent as a Sunday school teacher. Miss Pratt married Pener for love of his duck; That ' s Evelyn ' s story, and with it she ' s stuck. Evelyn Fadler, dress stylist petite. Caters to none but the social elite. Fortune smiled on Lee Dunlop for his honest toil; His fabulous wealth came fiom dealing in oil. Because she is clever, she never could fail; The county jail matron is Wilma Belvail. Miss Laura Costa is met with brass bands: She domesticates penguins from cold polar lands. Down to New Orleans went Elsie Tognetti, And there, at the Mardi Gras, she sells confetti. The fiercest of reptiles will fail to alarm ' er. For Elizabeth Pratt is a lovely snake charmer. Muriel Miller, believe it or not, Is tutoress to a young Roosevelt tot. A famous world pianist is Margaret Summers, Her fifty piece orcliestra has twenty drummers. Eleanor Smith is in need of a bracer; She wrote this prophecy — now the squirrels chase ' er. [22] t f . if i r i P ' iHr i l) 3vJ ' ' S rt? 31 s o m jjraj r ImT ' 1 ' niki r i E 31 fill ' hi iK9i ■ ' jfm ' PJ| ra ' ii 3 ■ ' S TY ' ' IcJ ' w P IS3I ' ' IHt ' ' i I ' ' ' ' ij||Hl iiSii W f - f 3 First Row (Back): June Blizzard, Ben Finney, Ellen Belvail, Lawrence Clawson, Chester Downing, Frank Crawford, Jeanne Henderson, Melva Christensen. Second Row: Kiyoko Fujii, Florice Bratton, Hazel Bratton, Irving Byron, Benny Nisson, Herbert Rose. Jean Davis, Drusilla Esrey, Mrs. Wooten (Adviser). Third Row: Gladys Gong. Homer Detrieh. Ramona Davison. Harry Fisher. Elmer Ferrel. Olivia Alves. Weston FoUett. Helen Carlton. Evalyn Badasci. Fourth Row: Eugene Blevins, Gilbert Byron, Tonv Cardoza. Edward Calbert. Masaharu Fujii. Manuel Avila. Morgan Brown. Junior Class First Row (Back I: Elsie Larios. Jewell Rose. George Jones. Juanita Martin. Alvin May, Floyd Goodrich, Xorman Raney, Esther Mclnturff, Helen Terra. Anna Lee Logan. Second Row: Mitsue Xishimine. Lupe Medrano. James Long. Dorothy Lindsey. Jack Harrah. Ruth Mack. Fay Nichols. Lucille Thomsen. Inez Pereira. Mr. Hardin (Adviser). Third Row: Laura Von Behren. John Squire. Virginia Harder (Vice-President). Lloyd Roe (President). Jim Russell (Treasurer). Edward Borrecco (Council Representative), Ruby Mertz, Eugene Nunes. Fourth Row: John Reynolds, Shiro Kurihara. Andrew Zajac, Tom Tolson. Frank Garcia. William White. [23] First Row (Back): John Hurst. Shirley Crane, Troy Finster, Tony Mattes, Lucille Bane, Ovid Knapp, Norman Hill (Secretary-Treasurer). Edward Nichols, Theodore DeLaney. Dorothy Collier. Second Row: Roberta Dimmick, Marie Furman, Joe Bellamy, Roseline Azevedo, Lindell Corhett. Edward Abell. Floyd Nichols, Emma Jane Esrey, Edwin Goulart, Barbara DeGroat. Pauline Cass, Miss Ewbank (Adviser). Third Row: Russell Funk, Virginia Curtis. Louise Alleq. Billie Starrett (Vice- President), Charles Harris (Council Representative). Pearl Dulany (President), Emily Neal, Claribel Bornefeld, Walter DeBorde. Stanley Newton. Fourth Row: Joe Lahargoue, Ted Lower, John Silva, Tadashi Arimura, Ryoji Fujii, Chet Inman, Major Long, Marvin Gates, Bart Ferrel. Sophomore Class First Row (Back): Helen McClanahan, Nora Graeber, Elsie Meranda, Ethel Peacock, Alfred Yelkin. Weaver Thornton. Ralph Prior. Basil Wilson. Edward Sousa, Georgie Grindle. Zelma Robertson. Laverne Paul. Second Row: Eldine Thomas. Junior Spencer, Mary Mello, Benton Raney, Menlo Thomas, Maxine Shane, Dick Thomas. Howard Taylor. Allen Long, Willie Garcia, Elmer Soto, Mr. Soder- strom (Adviser). Third Row: Edith Nelson, Ruby Garman, Bill Thomas, Helen Nisbet, Mary Avila. George Allen, Eugene Graham, Cenith Tratt. Lawrence Teale, Helen Kosse, Irene Skoegard. Fourth Row: Masaharu Fujii, Billy Steinberg, Wallace Webster, Frank Saito, Tony Pires. Joe Riso. Johnny Gomes. Erwin Pires, Robert Roberson. [24] First Row (Back): Billie Hayes, Beinice Champlin. Elizabeth Alleq, Dorotliy Altamirano, Burton Lowe, Vera Gravance, June Costa, Amelia Andrada, Thelma Arnett Virginia Larios. Second Row; Frieda Harmon, Nadine Hummel, Bill Harris. Tony Avila, Luther Logan, Cecil Downing, Betty Friend, Kathryn Harney. Belle Laui-eana, Floyd Blakeley, Miss Golding (Adviser). Third Row: Glennis Flowers, Elsie Cardoso, Mamie Garcia, Verne Hurlbut, Ernest Nellans (Vice-President), George Cobb (Secretary-Treasurer), Celestine Rose (President), Marjorie Fabry, Clarence Borrecco, Dorothy Garcia, Joe Evangelho. Fourth Row: Donald Brown. Tony Cardozo, Ralph Furman, Kenji Arimura, Jim Cain, Fred DiUard, Thurman Hoss, Olney Kendall, Charles Epps. Freshman Class First Row (Back): Hermenia Silveira, Helen Powell, Gladys Miller, Marjorie Stewart, Belle Rocha. Iris West, Tony Silva, Louis Mattos, Gertrude Westnup, Geraldine Mendonca, Laverne Tuzzi, Mary Jane Schattgen. Second Row: Suzuye Mayeda, Dorothy Short, Josephine Brazil, Alma Summers. Ann Stevens, Leonard McGlone, Donald Patterson. Elise Nichols, Josephine Silva, Lorinda Soto. Dora Cardozo Mr. Hanson (Adviser). Third Row: Ben Odette, Mary Roudebush, Frank White Joy Wilson, Gilbert Phillips, Elvira Sozinho, Leonard Newton, Ailene Rose, Hilda Woodward, Onesimo Mendes, Betty Skoegard. Dora McDowell. Fourth Row: Leo Thomas, James McCrory, Jango Nishiniine, Harold Taylor, George Sakaguchi, David Thomas, Oliver Webb, Millard Roberts, Frank Pereira, Jack Stratton, Lewis Domingos. [25] € 1 € A N I Z A T I € N f -V- Student Body Council First Row (Back): Edward Borrecco (Junior Rep.), Ruth Graham (Com. Assem- blies). Belle Harris (Senior Rep.), Lionel Semas (Boys ' Federation Rep.), Mr. Platz (Adviser), Spencer Kleinhammer (Com. Welfare), Arthur Von Behren (Boys ' Federation Rep.). Margaret Summers (Girls ' League Rep.), Edith Kirk (Freshman Rep.), Charles Harris (Sophomore Rep.). Second Row: Mr. Graham (Adviser), Eleanor Smith (Com. Publicity), Gilbert Byron (Treasurer), Alton Chinn (Presi- dent), Lawrence Clawson (Vice-President), Virginia Spencer (Secretary), Glenn Kleinhammer (Com. Athletics!, Miss Meyer (Adviser). California Scholarship Federation CHAPTER 146 First Row (Back): Emilv Neal, Eleanor Smith, Wallace Webster, Johnny Alves, Frank Garcia, Rvoji Fu.iii, Virginia Spencer, Gladys Miller. Second Row: Miss Lee, Belle Harris, Weston Follett, Homer Detrich, Bruce Russell, Louise Alleq, Wilma Belvail, Sara Hawkins, Mr. Hanson. Third Row: Jack Harrah, Kiyoko Fujii, Laverne Paul (Reporter), Ruth Graham (President), Lindell Corbett (Sec- retary-Treasurer), Gilbert Byron (Vice-President), Shiro Kurihara. [2S] Girls ' League Council First Row (Back): Inez Pereira (Chairman Civic Service Committee), Catherine Reynolds (Chairman Sunshine Committee), Mable Noble (Chairman Flower Com- mittee), Mrs. Grady (Adviser), Miss Needham (Adviser), Lucille Thomsen (Chair- man Publicity Committee), Agnes Warmerdam (Chairman Social Service Com mlttee). Second Row: Ruth Peterson ( Sergeant-at-Arms), Jean Sippel (Secretary), Anna Lee Logan (Vice-President), Margaret Summers (President), Evelyn Fadler, (Vice-President), Olivia Alves (Treasurer), Fay Nichols (Sergeant-at-Arms). Boys ' Federation Council Arthur Von Behren (Vice-President), Morris Soto (Sergeant-at-Arms), Chet Down- ing (Treasurer), Mr. Ward (Adviser), Mr. Hardin (Assistant Adviser), Lionel Semas (President), Dell Larios (Secretary). [29] Future Farmers Cl;irence Bor- Haroltl Brown, lammer, Alfred Downing, Ovid Oliver Webb First Row (Back): Frank Saito, David Thomas. John Reynolds recco, Allen Long, Andrew Zijac. Floyd Blakeley, .Tames Lons. Johnny Avila, Tony Pires, Ed Sousa. Second Row: Spencer Klein Yelkin, Lawrence Clawson. Cecil Downing. Xorman Raney. Chet Knapp. Murrel Mehatfey. Joe Luciano. Bill Tuzzi. Verne Hurlbut Third Row: Frank White. Luther Logan. Celestine Rose, Willie Garcii, Tony Avila. Bill Hai-ris (Boys ' Federation Representative). Frank Pereira. Millard Roberts Ben Odette. Ed Souza, William White, Louis Mattos. Thurman Hoss. Mr. Hardin (Adviser). Fourth Row: George Sakaguchi, Frank Garcia (Secretary-Treasurer), Lloyd Roe. Howard Taylor. Edwin Goulart. Lionel Semas. Tommy Bassett (Presi- dent). Glenn Kleinhammer. Morgan Brown. Benton Raney. Tony Silva. Tony Car- doza. Fifth Row: Harold Taylor. Kenji Arimura. Ralph Furman. Leonard Newton. Chester Inman. Shiro Kurihara. Eugene Nunes (Reporter), Olney Kendall. Leo Thomas, Charles Epps, Erwin Pires. Yento Tsuji. George Robertson. Home Economics Club First Row (Back): Billie Hayes. Thelma Arnett. Dorothy Altamirano. Pearl Dulany, Jarbara DeGroat. Elizabeth Alleq, Georgia Grindle. Helen McClanahan. Billie Starrett. Elise Nichols. Emily Neal. Second Row: Elsie Cardoso, Ailene Rose, Dorothy Collier, Shirley Crane. Elnora Graebar. Helen Kosse, Edith Nels.on, Dora Cardozo, Mamie Garcia. Mrs. Grady (Adviser). Third Row: Emma Jane Esrey, Laverne Paul, Mary Mello, Claribel Bornefeld. Louise Alleq (Treasurer). Roseline Azevedo (President), Mary Avila (Secretary), Eldine Thomas (Sergeant-at-Arms), Ethel Peacock (Vice-President). Josephine Brazil. Lindell Corbett. ■ Wr [;;(.] c}r%? ' fi 1 1 i ' ' 3wJ) ' ' s a S ' Ms o r L©y W ' A A; v 4 fC5 ' W J ' [ ' 3 f ' w %j IW| i i ' ' ' fIfliM ' 1 1 11 aHJI ii m tOf uVjiTT Yi 4ir 1 1 i ' ifmfi ' ' ' ■ ' l ' Gk n j Vn ' C n Sn Avn j!ia3 ' ;ii ej l (Left) Verne Hurlbut (Right) Ag class in session. I Right I Benton Raney. (Left) BiJl Tuzzl (Note the hen; just his speed). (Right) Spencer Klein- hammer. (Right) Yento Tsuji. (Lett) Ralph Furman. (Right) Glenn Kleinham- mer — and his future. (Right) Ag class in ses- sion again. (Left) Silva. (Right) Ag class. [31] i ACTlVITItr L. U.H se ' Offs Pi-A ' ' ' - ' neb. ' ° «i ' ' ' %i .r.u ' . y even take the Part ' ofiiim ' . ot H o su„ °° ' V-% % % iiurtz SCHOOU HOUDS taUy auditoi lor tb vas! -t v )Ot« )0 ? j: ' ' . ' « ' ' , y : ; ' ' 5 nee o ;.«i ' itvi ' « « • y.. was tbe topic _ ton in addressing g oi 3 ,ve Ilt)er l- Vj J ' ' ' baccalaureate Services 1 V X ' a To Be Held June 9th i ° y!%Am ' LEMOORE, JUNK 6-Baccalaure- tP services will be held in ihe eve- , of June 9 at the luemoore Union School. Reverend Roy C. Mason , .. .v„ tiar-calaureate adj H %, erviceB will be held in the eve- W l . w ' of June 9 at the bemoore Umon f- ;; .e O J ' ev: School. Reverend Roy C. Mason f , . ' oZ ' 0? c« ,,Hver the Baccalaureate J ,. r , e u i Chi Girl -5 ' J VE IM O ' v%« QS sf- -°° vft U , ' 0, .. =, ' °- -a ? ' ,h,if„„„ ., . This afta,. mP At ' h6fore thP .. ' ' afternoon ' S .  « ,,«M , Mew, „„ .. . ' ' With R,.K„ ' . f %fe ' ' - ' v -e - oSS -c ' - . 4aP .ce . basketbail games 0 J. « ' ' i I be tomorrow night ' „ ? ' ' ' l eores Of the precedfn ' • ' ' yas follows: eaing gameg re Jan. is ' S ' r ' ' • ° • . i- 6iiioore 44 1-4 , eb- 1. Lemoore 31 R„ff, Orchestra First Row (Back): Miss Threlfall, Veinona Becker, Andrew Zajac. George Jones. Herbert Rose, Alton Chinn, Lawrence Teale, Lawrence Clawson, Robert Roberson, Ailene Rose. Second Row: Oliver Webb. Leslie Wilkinson, Virginia Spencer, Ruth Graham, Avaleen Foster, Kathryn Harney, Mary Avila, Ruth Peterson, Hazel Bratton. Russell Funk. Third Row: Irene Skoegard, Mitsu e Nlshimine, Wallace Webster, Florice Bratton, Margaret Summers, Jean Sippel, Evelyn Pratt, Marjorie Fabry, Masaye Saito. Band First Row (Back): Leroy Burlington, Glenn Kleinhanmier, George Jones, Benton Raney, Weaver Thornton. Spencer Kleinhammer. Laverne Paul. Robert Roberson, Junior Spencer. Second Row: Virginia Spencer, Billy Steinberg, Ted Lower, Lionel Semas, Bruce Russell, Dean Hotchkiss, Herbert Rose, Menlo Thomas, Esther Mclnturff, Barbara De Groat, Mr. Spencer. Third Row: Dorothy Atamirano, Lawrence Clawson, Alton Chinn, Lloyd Roe, June Blizzard, Vernona Becker, Elise Nichols, Evalyn Badasci, Edward Borrecco, Weston FoUett. [3G] Girls ' Glee Club First Row (Back): Laura Von Behren, Mitsue Nishimine, Emily Neal, Ruth Mclnturff, Hazel Bratton, Billie Starrett, Gladys Gong, Kiyoko Fujii, Masaye Saito. Second Row: Neva Pettis, Margaret Summers, Florice Bratton, Fay Nichols, Doro- thy Harrington, Lupe Medrano, Evelyn Kurtz. Inez Pereira, Roseline Azevedo. Miss Threlfall. Third Row: Mary Avila, Virginia Curtis, Lucille Thomsen, Mabel Noble, Helen Nisbet, Ruth Peterson, Claribel Bornefeld, Virginia Harder, Helen McClan- ahan. Boys ' Glee Club First Row (Back): Miss Threlfall, Edward Calbert, Joe Bellamy, Edward Abell, Lawrence Teale, Theodore DeLaney, Robert Roberson, Ailene Rose. Second Row: George Sakaguchi, Leslie Wilkinson, Lawrence Clawson, Bill Thomas, Russell Funk, Glenn Kleinhammer. |37] ILeft) Lionel Semas. (Right) The Kleinham- mers and Evelyn Kurtz. (Left) Bill Tuzzi. (Left) Guess who this is. (Center) Oveita Kratzer. (Right) Catherine Reynolds. (Left I Willie Avila. (Center) Clotilda Rose. (Right) Vernona Becker. (Left) Murrel Mehaffey. (Center) The Downing Brothers. (Right) Evelyn Fadler. (Left) Evelyn Pratt. (Right) Beth Pratt. [3S] (l t r i a J[j| ' jkr_ X i ll 1 X v ' l c% Sr ' f R ¥ m ' ' ■ y O siiJ w m K tC 11)! [p jiwj wfr IfTi 1 1 1 ' Is J ' ' i;( Y)| ' • VlsXa M ' k Z{ ' ■ i ill I ' M yi ' 1 [J • T m Xi a ' ' ' 1111 12 •Y W 1 Otiir x 1 ful ' ' ' i§J ' - Z; ' ilir ' 1 r mi y J- W M F ni f= IF s k,AJ Senior Play Margaret Summers (Emma Jane Perkins), Warren Martin (Abijah Flagg), Beth Pratt (Mrs. Simpson). Edwin Downing (Abner Simpson), Ruth Graham (Mrs. Perkins), Glenn Kleinhammer (Jeremiah Cobb), Evelyn Kurtz (Rebecca Rowena Randall), Bruce Russell (Adam Ladd), Agnes Warmerdam (Miranda Sawyer), Sally Robertson (Jane Sawyer), Oveita Kratzer (Clara Belle Simpson), Miss Lee (Director), Eleanor Smith (Alice Robinson), Vernona Becker (Minnie Smellie.) The seniors of 1935 chose as their class play the popular story of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, in which many of the quaint pastimes of old Maine delighted the audience. The mother of Rebecca Rowena Randall of Sunnybrook Farm is burdened with a large family and a mortgage. She is much relieved when her affluent relatives, aunts Miranda and Jane, offer to take Rebecca off her hands to train and educate her. Rebecca is a lovable child, although quite a bit different from her aunt Miranda ' s rigid standards. At first she runs away from the tyranny of her aunt, but returns at the subtle suggestion of Jerry Cobb, the dear old stage driver. There is La.tin blood in Rebecca, and she will have her outbursts. As time goes on, the child wins her way slowly into the heart of Miranda, just as she does with all who come in con- tact with her. There is also the suggestion of a future love affair cleverly woven in the plot. Junior Play The juniors presented Growing Pains on February 8 under the direction of Miss Lee. , . . , x. This story gives both a new and old -fashioned picture of unsophisticated youth as it flutters uncertainly on the wings of sixteen. €,eorge and Terry Mclntyre are the problem children in the play. Their father is a stolid university profess.or who is all in favor of laying down the law. Their mother is a soft-hearted woman who lets them have their fling. George gets a fliver. Terry gets a permanent wave, high-heeled slippers, and a red evening dress. The bewildered parents give them a party which is well attended, and the parents ;end ' eavor to eliminate from the picture ' the present-day dissipations. Prudence, one of the guests, however, is an up-to-the-minute siren. Her vampish ministrations upheave the calm of the party. Terry ' s boy friend ignores her and her new frocks completely to woo Pl-udience. George falls for Prudence, too, and every other young Romeo on the premises vies for the favor of the coquettish maid. , ,, ti vt=„„ . There happens to be a shortage of ice cream, an,d George dashes to the rtescue in his car onlv to pass a red light, and after an argument with the traffic cop. is placed in jail; ' and the very next morning he is told by Prudence that he is entirely too young. Many things happened to all of them, but the end was prtmising and happy. The cast included Mrs. Mclntyre (Fay Nichols), Professor Mclntyre (Gilbert Bvron) George (George Jones), Terry (Inez Pereira), Sophie (Anna Lee Logan), M -s Patterson (Ruby Mertz). Elsie Patterson (Helen Terra), traftic ofticer fwestrnFolTett), Dutch (Lloyd Roe), Brian (Alvin May) Omar ' ' vms Byron) Hal (Tack Harrah) Pete (Ben Finney). Prudence Darling (Virginia Harder), Patty fslalyn Badasd), jLe (Lucille Thomsen), Miriam (Jewell Rose). Vivian (Ruth Mack). [39] f ID C C T X «, 9 : ■-,«■ . %-. - ' f« ?k, ' ; Unlimited Football First Row (Back): George Sakaguchi, Shiro Kurihara. Chet Downing. Ovid Knapp, Eugene Graham, Alton Cliinn, Frank Crawford, Herbert Rose, Coach Burton. Sec- ond Row: Llovd Roe, Johnny Avila, Spencer Kleinhammer, Bill Tuzzi, Captain Morris Soto, Edwin Downing, Benton Raney, Glenn Kleinhammer. Third Row: Norman Raney, Elmer Soto. Arthur Von Behren, Joe Luciano, Andrew Zajac, Tom Tolson, James Long. Lightweight Football First Row (Back): Fred Dillard, Tonv Cardozo, Joe Bellamy. Ernest Xellans, Don- ald Patterson, Bill Thomas, Jack Stratton, Burton Lowe, George Sakaguchi. Sec- ond Row Shiro Kurihara, Donald Brown, Frank Saito, Alfred Yelkin, Norman Hill. George Cobb. Allen Long, Herbert Rose, Coach Burton. Third Row: Tony Silva Howard Tavlor. Lawrence Clawson. Floyd Blakeley, Captain Albert Zajac, Edwin Goulart, Celestine Rose, Dick Thomas. Fourth Row: Eugene Blevins Keith Swisher Jo hn Hurst, Morgan Brown, Lee Dunlop, Dell Larios, Norman Neal. [42] Unlimited Basketball Team First Row (Back): Lionel Semas, Elmer Soto. Tony Silva. Alton Chinn, Edwin Downing. Arthur Von Beliren. Morris Soto, Coach Burton. Second Row: Dean Hotchkiss. Glenn Kleinhammer, Herbert Rose. Captain Bill Tuzzi, Norman Raney. Spencer Kleinhammer. Benton Raney. 130 Basketball Team First Row IBack): Lionel Semas. Charles Harris. Howard Taylor, Edwin Goulart. Jim Russell. Morris Soto. Coach Burton. Second Row: Joe Bellamy, Junior Spen- cer, Dell Larios, Captains Frank Garcia and Willie Avila, Albert Zajac, Joe Riso. Third Row: Eugene Blevins, Gilbert Phillips, Cecil Downing, Norman Hill, Masaharu Fujii. [43]  JIT- 110 Basketball Team First Row (Back): Lionel Semas, Donald Patterson, Bill Harris, Menlo Thomas, David Thomas, Joe Lahargoue, Morris Soto, Coach Burton. Second Row: George Cobb, Major Long, Celestine Rose, Captain Willie Garcia, Tony Pires, Tony Avila, Jack Stratton. Third Row: Donald Brown, Floyd Blakeley, Leo Thomas, Shiro Kurihara, Russell Funk, Johnny Hurst, Tony Cardozo, Track Team First Row (Back): Glenn Kleinhamnier, Charles Harris, Morris Soto. Herbert Rose, Harold Brown, Eugene Graham, Homer Detrich, Leonard Newton, Floyd Blakeley, Norman Neal, David Thomas. Second Row: Ryoji Fujii, Jack Stratton, John Hurst, Willie Avila, Donald Patterson, Edwin Goulart, Frank Crawford, Arthur Von Beh- ren, Frank Pereira, Russell Funk, Mr. Burton (Coach). Third Row: George Saka- guchi, Lawrence Clawson, Del Seymoure, Thomas Bassett, Norman Raney, Bill Tuzzi, Benton Raney, Hedley Davis, Cecil Downing. Wallace Webster. Fourth Row: Celestine Rose, Allen Long, Ben Finney, Elmer Soto, Menlo Thomas, Lee Dunlop, Tadashi Arimura, Tony Silva, Dean Hotchkiss, Willie Garcia. [ ] L Association T,nvHRoP Vice-President) Edwin Downing, Elmer Soto, Johnny AvUa, Bill Tuzz , Gem-ge Sakaguclii, Celestine Rose, Albert Zajac, WUlie AvUa. Tennis Team First Row (Back): Miss Needham (Coach), Bruce Russell, Alton Chinn, Weaver Thornfon Jim Russell. Second Row: Anne Westrup, Ruth Peterson. Jean Sippel, Virginia Spencer. [45] Girls ' Volley Ball First Row (Back): Miss Needham (Coach), Virginia Spencer, Evelyn Pratt. Ruth Graham, Belle Harris, Vernona Becker, Agnes Warmerdani (Manager), Sally Rob- ertson, Second Row: Masaye Saito, Velma Cook, Anne Westrup, Ruth Peterson (Captain), Margaret Summers, Jean Sippel, Evelyn Wilson. Girls ' Basketball Team First Row (Back): Miss Needham (Coach), Belle Harris (Manager), Ruth Gra- ham, Evelyn Pratt, Laura Costa, Vernona Becker. Second Row: Virginia Spencer, Sally Robertson, Agnes Warmerdani (Captain). Margaret Summers, Eleanor Smith. [40] 3 3 w w 1 - 1 ' ft l vl 1 1 ' ' bl kv?4 to i-4,! ! 1 rr: If w MA (Left) Tumbling Fresh- men. (Right) Nice form— could be better. (Left) Smile sweetly, Anne. (Center) Tennis Champs — they put Lemoore on the map. (Right) Another smiling lassie. (Left) Tennis. % ' :. - (Right) Freshmen show | mMt ' LttV - ' - ' off. (Left) Nice legs— on the horse. (Right) And they think they ' re good. (Left) School ' s pride and joy. C (Right) Nice scenery — if they ' d move so we could ' j see it. [47] VAKIETIEf (Lett) The flowers of the football team. (Right) A pile of junk. (Center) Would-be big shots. (Left) Always in the lime- light. (Center) What-a-man! (Right) Chet. you ' ll get hurt —Watch out, Bill, you ' ll muss your hair. 4 (Left) On the road to fame. (Right) Nudists. (Left) Answer to a maiden ' s prayer. (Center) Note the manly chest. (Right) Caught in the act. [50] (Lett) Barefoot boy. (Center) Caught in the act. (Right) Artistic, eh what? J (Left) The elite. .(Center) Clotilda strutting her stuff in her own quaint way. (Right) Belle kidding the goat (Note goat, not Jerry). (Left) Lazy summer days. (Center) Bette Tolson. (Right) Seaside bathing beauties. (Left) Stooge and Crip. (Right) Gold-digging Cenith Tratt. EJ K i(Left) Note the knee, not bad tor a junior. (Right) Just Claribel posing. [51] ?1 (Left) Two chiselers, (Right) Just we four. (Left) Semas going to town. (Right) Stratford sneak day. (Lett) Big business man. (Center) Streamlined Sippel. (Right) Whooping it up. (Left) Ice cold women? ? ? (Right) Playful little chil- dren. [52] (Left) You ' d expect Kurtz to be acting smart. (Center) I ' d hide my face, too, if I were you. Porky. (Riglit) And tliey get by with it on the front lawn. (Left) Embarking on a ride in the family car. (Right) Cream of the crop. (Left) Human Starfish Yel kin. (He should be pickled i (Right) Ward, how do you do it? •? ? ? ? (Left) Camera shy. (Right) Mild, but do they satisfy! ! (Left) What! not a sailor ' ? Oh well, they do have to go to SEE once in awhile. (Left) Curtis doing her stuff. (Left) Lemoore belles giving r the new boy a break. (Right) To think they once looked like that. [53] (Left) Adam and Eve. (Right) He ' s a great big man now! (Left) Avila really slays. (Center) They ' ll grace the campus for another year or two. (Right) Inexperienced — but they ' ll learn— maybe??? (Left) Convict No. 99. (Center) Isn ' t Larios happy? (Right) Laura Goin ' to town. (Left) Short and sweet. (Right! Mr. and Mrs. (Center) They haven ' t changed a bit. [54] W r ii S: ' 41 If % y ii : r ' ? 1 ' :, S : AUTOGRAPHS f]-! ' 1 ' y y C: ' f S- ?«« A AUTOGRAPHS , :, ' L iMTi. n,;ti_ ' ; LEMOORE THEATRE FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Lemoore California F. S. STRATTON Furniture and Household Furnishings Lemoore California DeMello ' s Radio Service Westinghouse and Crosley Refrigerators Philco and Zenith Radios Easy and A. B.C. Washers 353 D Street Phone 73 C. G. FOLLETT Insurance — Bonds Notary Public Licensed Real Estate Broker 331 D Street Lemoore Bob ' s Super Service Complete and Thorough Automotive Service Shell Products Lem.oore California Cut Flowers for Loyalty Group — All Occasions E. E. HALL Coisages, Wedding Bouquets and Real Estate and Insurance Floral Designs Hanford Floral Shop 124 W. Merced St. Plione 15!) Hanford. Calif. AVEXAL, CALIFORNIA Congratulations — G. B. CHINN Insurance and Grain Lemoore California THE AVENAL ROTARY LINCOLN MARKET Printing — Publishing All Kinds of Fresh Meat Advertising Vegetables and Groceries AVEXAI. CALIF. PHONE 4S LEMOORE THOMSEN BRITTSAN Complete Automotive Service Dodge and Plymouth Automobiles Dayton Tires Phone 136 328 Fox Street Congratulations — TO THE CLASS OF 1935 May your education help you to a rich harvest of useful living R. 0. Deacon Lumber Company LEMOORE Compliments of CLARK CLEMENT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Lemoore California We Are Indebted To C. J. REID For the amount of this Space W. H. HARD Harness and Auto Tops Auto Tops Made and Repaired Gloves of All Kinds 321 D Street Lemoore Poindexter Skoegard HARDWARE - PLUMBING Phone — Lemoore 9 Sheet Metal Work — Stoves — Gas Engines — De Laval Agency Sterling Pressure Systems — Paints and Oils AVENAL APPLIANCE SHOP J. 1. Mc -CEAN SON, Props. Gas and Electric Appliances AVENAL CALIF. Compliments of WARD ' S MARKET Avenal ' s Leading Grocer .A.VENAL CALIF. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1935 LEMOORE ADVANCE PHONE 131 To the Graduating Class of 1935 we extend our hearty congratulations CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Phone 12, Lemoore S. H. Ross, Mgr, Dodge Brothers and Plymouth Motor Cars and Trucks Plymouth Passenger Cars and a Complete Line of Trucks Main Office, Hanford— Phone SS TOM SPEAR POSTOFFICE STORE Meats-Groceries-Notions Soda Fountain E. T. SHANKLAND Kettleman City Calif. Compliments of MIRVISS For Service Exclusive Women ' s Apparel ' 125 W. 7TII STREET HAXFORD LLOYD COATS Clothier Who Repeats At the Corner of Heinlen and D Streets — Lemoore General News Agent Candies BROWNSTONE ' S Groceries Ice Cream Compliments of PHIPPS MORTUARY Lemoore Calif. H. L ALLIS DRUGGIST Drugs - Sundries - Stationery Soda Fountain Lemoore California THE ANGLO CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK Is always pleased to cooperate in every way possible with par- ents, teachers, and students in the encouragement and develop- ment of thrift and saving. LEMOORE BRANCH ANGLO CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK Compliments of LEMOORE STEAM LA UNDRY PHONE 120 Lemoore California CONGRATULATIONS- CLASS OF 1935 BURLINGTON ' S Groceries - Vegetables Phone 35 — Lemoore COMPLIMENTS R. R. FUNK DENTIST Pacific Southwest Bank Bldg. — Lemoore Phone 225 BURKE STEVENS Sales iS r Service LEMOORE CALIFORNIA DR. W. B. COBB Dentist Bank of Lemoorp Ruilrlins I ' lione 214 Leniooi-p DR. W. P. BYRON Physician and Surgeon Lemoore Calif. NILLS REXALL DRUG STORE AVENAL nrugs Sodas School Supplies H. A. McDonald Jewelry and Gift Shop PHONE 54 Lemoore California USE thp: best— You Will Like Ideal Flour Mamifacturert in Kinss County LACEY MILLING COMPANY Fresno Bakersfiekl Hanford Compliments of K. C. SERVICE STATION JOHN SPORER, Prop. KETTLEMAX CITY CALIF. To the Graduating Class of 1935 We Extend Our Heartiest Congratulations JAMES WEBSTER GRAIN AND FEED Phone 64, Lemoore 393 Heinlen Best Wishes to the Class of ' 35 SUPERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Cream, Milk and Cream PHONE 1 ?,25 North D Street Hanford. Cal. OLD CYPRESS INN WM. ROOMBOS. Prop. Most Up-to-Date Cafe in the City Good Service Booths 10.5 Lemoore Ave. Lemoore Compliments of GOLDEN STATE CO., Ltd. LEMOORE CALIF. SUCCESS To Class of 1935 LOWE ' S ELECTRIC SHOP Everything Electrical LEMOORE CALIF. Dr. Benjamin H. Pratt Physician and Surgeon Phone 217-J Bank of Lemoore Building Magazines Candy LEONI DRUG STORE Prescription Druggist McKesson Service We Specialize in Fine Prescription Worli and Kodali Finisliing LEMOORE HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE Electric Stoves and General Electric Refrigerators Sporting and Athletic Goods — Crockery and Glassvi are McCormick Deering Tractors and Farm Machinery PHONE 206 LEMOORE LEMOORE JERSEY DAIRY Appreciates Yoiu- Business E. G. Henley Sons MARTIN GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles PHONE 210 120 D Street Lemoore McCRACKEN ' S CASH DEPARTMENT STORE The First Store in Kettlenifin Hills Avenal, California Live so that when they call the undertaker, your death will not be regarded as one of the town improvements. HALL ' S FOOD MARKETS LUCERNE MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats McGlashan Bros., Props. F. E. Fitzsimons, Mgr. PHOXE 50 LEMOORE KINGS CO. CREAMERY ASSOCIATION, INC. The Dairymen ' s Creamery Lemoore Calif. SPUD INN Special Dinners ELMER SCOTT, Prop. Avenal California Keep Your Car in Line — Bahler ' s Super Service Frame Straightening and Wheel Aligning PHONE 130 HANFORD 0. L. Lambert Service Texaco Gas and Oils Batteries, Tires, Tubes, Accessories OSCAR L. LAMBERT, Proprietor E. AND LEMOORE AVENUE L.EMOORE, CALIFORNIA Good Luck to Class of ' 35 KARLS m shoes 116 West 7th Street Hanford California IDEAL CLEANERS Again Appreciate Your Generous Trade PHONE 259 Lemoore California FRIEND SERVICE Petroleum Products We Are Indebted to ORTON SON For the Amount of this Space Caterpillar Tractors — Harvesters and Road Machinery KILLEFER IMPLEMENTS Official A.A.A. Garage Phone 177 Hanford Buick and Pontiac Automobiles Fully Equipped Garage and Machine Shop •A.- ' V :i mi:4M MB } ' MM ' ■ ' A ' «m ■. ' e,- ,fi ' ' ■ . .Vtt .H-i ' i:ii. V ' . ' ..y, ' - ■■ 1 «.«