Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1938 volume:

3 } t in r I NUNTIUS TWENTY-NINETH VOLUME PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF LEMOORE UNION HIGH SCHOOL LEMOORE, CALIFORNIA JUNE 1938 My Scrapbook My School Our Clubs Events Sports Snaps At Noon School Opens Boys ami gii ' ls everywhere — outside, in the corridoi ' S, library, and hall. Everything in readiness tor another year in dear old Lemoore High. Between Classes Enjoying a free moment. Our Principal J. F. GRAHAM Our School Dads J. H. Brothers President N. W. Sorrick Secretary J. E. Kurtz John Farris J. W. Creelman My Teachers L. R. WARI Vice Principal — Dean of Boys — Biology- Checks in and checks out students. EDITH C. MEYER L J M4_Cy ■ 7 1 - C Dean of Girls — Makes history interesting. CECIL BALES Q. Shd2 Home Economics — Feedsirs J. B. Burton Coach Tutfy ins the game. j ( g i Jlt Aj ALICE CLAWSON Art — Home Economics — Decorates for all occasions. OCTAVIE DARGELES Physical Education — Trains for champion- ships — Teaches dances for our programs. LEO LA EWBANK Library — Helps us find the right book. UtvJi l LOLITA GROFF English — Advises about the Nuniiiis . A. M. HARDIN gricuIturer Photographs school events. '  JI H. HANSON Science— Math— Directs stage lighting KENNETH KING English — Public Speaking — Dramatics- We have a chance to be in a play. My Teachers O. A. LIVONI Math — Baseball — Glee Trains the yell RUTH LEE ] 4_ji_t_ L ■ ° ° _ English — Tiger ' s Voice inspiration. C i I. PLATZ Auto mechanics — Traffic manager — Stu- aent Council adviser. SUSAN J. SHERIDAN English — Social ScieAice;- lIig t ji; ;S 4iM«r adviser. ..x.x.., --{ V 3 C. R. SODERSTROM Woodshop — Constructiirti man for all pro- | ductions. L. R lays at PHYLLIS THRELFALL Orchestra and Chorus — Contribute to many programs. (Z U.7?f,74 J ADA M. WILCOX Shorthand — Typing — Office practice — Ad- vises on the Council. S. cti EMMA WOOTEN Spanish — English — Social Science — Sopho- more adviser. JANE MCDONALD The sc hool secretar y ! j,.....jJ- VIVA RI Assistant seM ' tS ' iyr jj Our Staff Leonard Newton Business Manager Tony Cardozo Assistant Business Manager Laverne Tuzzi Editor Mary Jane Schattgen Assistant Editor Jaclt Stratton Class Prophecy Jango Nishimine Calendar Miss Groft Adviser Mr, Graham Adviser Office Practice Class Typists At Work Slary Roudebusli Horoscope Ann Stevens Snapshot Editor Helen Powell Snapshot Editoi ' Ailene Rose Art Editor Edith Kirk Art Editor In Our Classes r , 5iii 4 ' m iv vt -ft -fi ' - - y v M A y , • •TN -IMi)! -■viiH-ic!V ' ' VviVWi ' ' -U r ' Lene (ro c BON NIK NELL ADAM DOROTHY ALTAMIRANO KENJI ARIMURA DORIS BBfiNEY JIM McCRORY President JAMES BARTON BELKNAP FLOYD BLAKELEY CLARENCE VICTOR BORRECCO JOSEPHINE VIVIAN BRAZIL (S J %ih p ETHELMAE BROWN JAMES CAIN DORA PATRICIA CARDO ' O TONY CARDOro SENIORS HILDA WOODWARD Vice President EDITH rHEDISTER j tsl GEOUCE COBB Honor Student , - JUNE COSTA IMOGENE CROMWELL FRED DILLARD, ' JR. LEW ' IS PERRJ DOMINGOS MARJORIE IRENK FABRY BETTY FRIEND EDWARD PAUL GARCIA MAYME GARCIA KATHRYN KLARE H KYl Y (j Jiy JtJi) , FREIDA ViARmOti ( y AJ2j- A Lj ' J VERA LUCILLE GRAVANCE? BILL HARRIS TILLIE IRENE HEIN, ( Mjt) f JANOO NISHIMINE Seuretavy ■ Treasurei- VIRGINIA HICKEY NADINE HUMMEL - C VERNE HURLBUT Mn EDITH KIRK Honor Student x VIRGINIA LARIOS ISABEL LAUREANA — CHARLES EPPS LOVELACE SENIORS )N LOWE 7: HELEN PATRICIA MARTIN Xm X , Honor Stu;le:!t ) y ( - LOUIS MATTOS SUZUYE MAYEDA i -C I SALLY ROSE Council Representative OERALDINE MKNOONCA — (Tir Onesimo vaz mendes - ?Cu. GLORIA MIDEIROS Honor Student (J tyyny JIM M CRORY DO IA MA IE Mc WELL, 2 vi jiJrY 3i H 7 LEONARD McOLONE, Jr. LEONARD NEWTON ELISE NICJJOLS JANGO NISHIMINE SENIORS SENIORS GERTRUDE PRYS MILLARD A. ROBERTS AILENE FRANCES ROSE CELESTIXE ROSE «r ANN STEVENS f;irls ' League President MARY ELIZABETH ROUDEBUSH GEORGE SAKAGUCHI 1 4  -«A- ' CLARENCE SANTOS MARY JANE SCHATTQEN DOROTHY R. SHORT JOSEPHINE M. SILVA r-V-- ARMENIA S BBTTV : HERMENIA SILVEIRA BBTTY-«I OEGARI) ELVIRA GLORIA SOZIMIO GEORGE COBB Boys ' Federation President ANP STEVENS ALMA SUMMERS ' LEO THOMAS LAVERNE TUZZI Honor Student IRIS WEST, , GERTRUDE WESTRUP ILDA WOODWARD BASIL WILSON WILMA JOY WILSON SENIORS J, My Impression of My Classmates It ' s surprising how fast the end of our high school clays is drawing near! Befo re that time comes. I want to record a little of the characteristics of each of my class- mates.. That, dear scrapbook, is one reason for your existence. Bonny A|dams, in spite of her quiet exterior, is very pleasant to meet and is my idea of a southern belle, I shall remember Dorothy Altamlrano for her smiles and dimples. She excels in. ditching evening band practices, too. Keiiji Arimura appears to others as very bashful, but he can have a merry twinkle in his eye. Thelma Arnett has been successful in assisting in directing plays. She is trim and neat in appearance. Doris Behney. I recall, is another one of the quiet members of our class. Even force is of no avail with James Belknap when he decides he doesn ' t want to dance in the Pioneer Day parade. Flo.vd Blakeley is our love ' em and leave ' em Romeo. Because of his pleasing per- sonality, he has been a popular Student Body President. Josephine Brazil is rather small and at times there ' s quite a lot of sparkle in her eyes. Ethel Brown excels in sports. I shall always remember her genial disposition Clarence Borrecco ' s perfect posture always reminds me of a butler. Jim Cain ' s favorite pastime, as everyone knows, is reading library books in English. Quiet is the word for Dora Cardozo. who is neat as a pin. Her brown eyes dance when she smiles. Since Tony Cardozo ' s success in the Senior play, he thinks his career should be acting. He ' s quite flashy in appearance sometimes. Hdith Chedister is a lively person. She was absent from school quite a bit. X remember. Tall and slim is George Cobb, known as Cobb for short. He represented the boys tor senior honors. June Costa has sufficient style to be a mannequin She has ability in leader- ' ship, too. Imogene Cromwell, known by her friends as Irao , excels in making up excuses when late or absent. I know Fred Dillard will be a hobo. His love of leisure far exceeds his ambitions. Lewis Domingos has ambitions to become a politician. Maybe his perpetual argu- ing will he good practice for him. Because of Marjorie Fabry ' s ability to organize and lead, the Tiger ' s ' Voice has had a successful year. Betty Friend has a reputation for apple polishing. Her one desire is to be popular. Eddie Garcia can act and boy! how he dances! His one ambition is to make a hit with the girls. Mayme Garcia has a habit of forgetting school when she wants to go for a ride. ■Vera Gravance, I shall always remember, as being able to do brea ' ih-taking things. People call Frieda Harmon shy, but I don ' t think she is. I know Tillie Hein as a veny friendly person. Bill Harris is very quiet, that is, during the lime he is at school. Since the Senior play. Kathryn Harney has been known as Odessa. Virginia Hickey is coquettish, and her short stature helps her to be so. Nadine Hummel is usually called Hummel. She is one of the girls without curly hair. Verne Hurlljut is a bit self-conscious. 1 hear he ' s another pest too. Edith Kirk is another one of our outstanding artists. She has won scholarship honors, too. Virginia Larios will never realize her ambition to be taller. Belle Laureana may be described as a fine person to know. Charles Kpps Lovelace is good-natured and can take a lot of kidding. Burton Lowe is usually seen wherever LaVina is. He is one of the smallest boys in the class. i My Impression of My Classmates Because Helen Martin is able to use her head, she should realize her desire to ba a famous scientist. Louis Mattos is a fellow. I believe, who would rather ride a motorcycle than eat. Suzuye Mayeda has always been a retiring person. She is friendly, though, once one becomes acquainted with her. We all know Onesimo Meiides as Nezzy. He is quitp famous for (his eyebrows. Geraldine Mendonca will be remembered by all as Jerry who was always jolly and fun-loving. Gloria Mideiros has the reputation for the highest scholarship in the class. She will win the Nobel prize some day. I can imagine Jim McCrory a cowboy politician. He likes attention from the girls; he likes his boots, too. Dora McDowell excels in riding horses. She will acquire world fame at horse races. Leonard McGlone shouldn ' t be so quiet if he wants to become a Romeo. Leonaid Newton is one of our athletes who represented us at the West Coast Relays in the broad jump, and did a good job of it. He is tall, slim, and quiet. Elise Nichols excels in doing nothing, except missing school. Jango Nishimine is a swell person who is liked by everyone. Ag Club meeting to-day will be remembered as Frank Pereira ' s often-uttered expression. Gilbert Phillips towers above all of us, and loves baseball. Helen Powell is very effic ient and one upon whom we can always depend. I shall remember her as the fairest member of our class. Gertrude Prys is very tall. She is usually seen with another Gertrude. Millard Roberts likes to pester us. I think he would like to be an honor student. Ailene Rose should win recognition as an artist and a musician. Celestine Rose concentrates his efforts in kidding the freshman girls. Mary Roudebush will always be remembered for her fly-away hair. Her pastime is wishing her work was done. George Sakaguchi is quite persistent in whatever he undertakes. One who aspires to make good grades is Clarence Santos. He exceeds all others in being called to Mr. WaiM ' s office in the morning. Mary Jane Schattgen hates to be called just plain MarV . She is petite and friendly. Dorothy Short ' s one aim in life is to lose weight. She is quiet and pleasant. Josephine Silva has become a successful amateur in dramatics. She is a willing helper on many occasions. Hermenia Silveira may be described as modest. She is very trustworthy. Betty Skoegard expresses herself oddly while tumbling. She excels in getting her big toe injured. I ' ll always remember Elvira Sozinho ' s knack of making up excuses to tell Mr. Ward. Who could cut classes and get away with it better than Ann Stevens! Jack Stratton has always been successful in learning his part in plays at the last rehearsal. Alma Summers is usually found talking about her bqy friends. She should always expect to get dirty looks in glee. The Thomas boys, David and Leo, always seem rather quiet. I wonder if they ' re that way when out with a crowd? Laverne Tuzzi is one of our attractive girls who is very capable, too. Iris West is a person who surprises; the biggest surpriss was last February. Gertrude Westrup is a tall and thin classmate. She is very likeable. Basil Wilson ' s favorite pastime is trying to get his jalopy to run. Joy Wilson ' s nickname could be Red. Lately she has gained the reputation of being a ten o ' clock scholar. I shall remember Hilda Woodward for her beautiful hair. She has the distinction of being the only marimba player of our class. —21— Mementos of the 1958 Reunion Banquet and Ball EXTRACTS FROM THE SECRETARY ' S REPORT The reunion ot the Class of IflSS of the Lemoore High School wns called for June 1. 195S in Lemoore with the officers of ' 3S in charge. ' The president, Jim McCrory, owner and manager of the West Side Dude Ranch, presided at the hanquet. The fol- lowing members responded to roll call with a how: Hilda Woodward, a promoter of artist colonies in the United States; David and Leo Thomas, founders of Thomas Bros. Fancy Wines; Mrs. Marjorie Fabry Merker, our former commissioner of publicity; Program for the 1958 Reunion Banquet 1. Instrument solo — Ailene Rose, di- rector of the Chicago School of Music and Art. 2. A scene from Hamlet by Eddie Gar- cia, producer of Shakespearian plays. ; ' ). An address — Children of Siberia by Nadine Hummel Ross just returned to the United States after fifteen years as missionary in Siberia. 4. A dance — Fling of the Ages by Charles Epps Lovelace of the West- haven Dance Studio. 5. An address — T h e Continuance of World Peace by George Sakaguchi, Good - Will Ambassador to foreign countries. 6. An Impersonation — Bonnie Adams 7. A Vaudeville Clown Act — James Bel- knap. 8. A radio number at 9; 30 by Dorothy Altamirano and her orchestra from Station LUHS. 9. A tap and swing dance by Vera Gra- vance. 10. Song by our Blues Singer Skoegard. Betty 11. A Characterization — Josephine Silva. 12. Fortune Telling — Virginia Larios Betty Friend. State veterinarian; Sally Rose, chief of the Lemoore Traffic Department and investigator of wrecks; Edith Kirk, world renowned artist; Louis Mattos, who is still breaking records on the Pacific Coast as a motorcycle racer; Iris West Gillis, who with her three children had just returned from a visit with relatives in the East; Kathryn Harney, dean at Vassar; Bill Harris, president of the Tulare Lake Steamboat Company; George Cobb, a Mendota financier; Leonard McGloue, Congressman from this district, who recently returned from Washington; Clarence Santos, honored recently for worn in radio and television; Suzuye Mayeda, proprietor of a curio shop in Kettleman City; Helen Powell, able secretary to Leonard McGlone; Gilbert Phillips, science instructor in the Avenal Junior College; Dora McDowell, June Costa, and Elise Nichols, who own and operate a chain of beauty parlors throughout Southern California; Mary Roude- -22- bush, luiitl dietician at the? Chiklrpu ' s liosiiital ill San Fiaiirisco; Tony Cardozo. liead liarher at Paranioiini Toiisoiial Parlors; Kthel Brown Lne,an, who has the distinction iif heiiis th e mother of one of the popuhir members of the graduation class oC 1!)5S; Leonard Newton, president of the Newton Model Airplane Factory of Los Angeles; Gertrude Prys, assistant welfare worker of Kings County; Dorothy Short, who with her husband operates the Oily Motor Inn on the Sierra to the Sea Highway; Kenji Avimiira, a government aviator; Gloria Mideiros, maid in the Asierbuilt Hotel; Doris Behney, manager of a Girl Scout Camp, whose husband is a forest ranger; Burton Lowe, in- ventor of an electric light socket and wall switch with luminous rims whic ' h nvay be feen in the dark; Hermenia Silveira, a short story writer for leading magazines; Basil May 1958 Ball Program 1. Waltz — Thelma Arnett of the Dew Drive Inn on the shore of Tulare Lake. 2. Fox Trot — Mayme Garcia, Aviatrix. 3. Suzy-q — Virginia Hickey, assistant to Madam Sylvia of Hollywood. 4. Shag — Belle Laureana, typing instruc- tor at the Stratford Business College. 5. Fox Trot — Gertrude Westrup, nurse in the Red Cross Hospital in San Fran- cisco. 6. Big Apple — Joy Wilson, transconti- nental solo flyer. 7. Truckin ' — Laverne Tuzzi chief switch- board operator at Hollywood Hotel. S. Suzy-q — Helen Martin, a second Sonja Henie. 9. Shag — Mary Jane Schattgen, Pro- prietor of a tearoom at Long Beach. 10. Peckin ' — Ann Stevens, matron of the L. U. H. S. Orphanage. Menu for the 1958 Reunion Banquet AVOCADO AND PEACH SALAD ( P ' rom Dora Cardozo and Her Husband ' s Ranch) FRIED CHICKEN (Furnished by Lewis Domingos, Poultryman) BAKED HAM (From Clarence Borrecco ' s Ranch of Pure Bred Hogs) MASHED POTATOES AND PEAS Dessert . . . Apple Pie A La Mode (From Frieda Harmon ' s Famous Bakery) All milk a,nd cream furnished by the Grade A Dairy, Frank P ereira, Pro- prietor. This banquet was planned and super- vised by Gerald iiie Mendonca, director of cookery in the Stratford Trades School. Wilson, a taxidermist; Fred Dillard, owner of a merry-go-round and concession; Millard Roberts, collector of rare Tjntterflies; Alma Summers, proprietor of the Cheeseburger Inn at Hall ' s Corner; Jack Stratton, who has the monopoly of colored toothpicks, a different color for each course; Josephine Brazil, mannequin In an exclusive dress shop owned by Edith Chedister; Floyd Blakeley. famous driver of Midget Auto Racers; BJIvira Sozinho, hostess in her husband ' s night club; Jim Cain, spider for Bingling and Banes Circus; Jango Nishimine, designer of ocean-going airplanes; Onesimo Mendes, auctioneer throughout the valley; Imogene Cromwell, who with her husband came from Oklahoma for the banquet; Tillie Hein, a society matron of Lemoore; Verne Hurlbut, dairyman of Riverdale. -23— My Classmates ' Parting Gifts I, Bonnie Adams, leave, seeing thank goodness on everyone ' s face. I, Doi-othy Altaniirano, will to Betty Brothers my ability to turn cymbals out when in a parade; and to Flora Ahado, my success in staying out of vineyards at night. I, Kenji Arimura, leave my knowledge of mathematics to anybody who needs it. I, Thelma Arnett. will my tun in giggling in public speaking to Clara Blakeley. provided she keeps it up every day a I did; and to Berniece Lloyd, my desire to eat at least one ice-cream cone a day. I. Doris Behney, give my noon study hall seat to Betty Dyer. I, James Belknap, will to Elvin Gipsou my good-natured ways, provided he doesn ' t play with Joe Jorgensen. I, Clarence Borrecco, will to Dutch Downing my ability to win a gold baseball. I. Josephine Brazil, will to Elaine Mello my ability to get out riYling, provided she gels back in time to catch the bus home. I, Jim Cain, in a sensible state of mind, do hereby will to Edmund Harder my center field position on the baseball team, on condition that he learns not to run awtay from the ball by the time he is a senior. I. Dora Cardozo, after much thought, leave my gym suit to anyone who wants it. pro- vided it fits her as well as it did me. 1, Tony Cardozo, in an extraordinary and profound state of ignorance, do hereby be- queath to that brilliant genius of the campus, Robert Taylor Downing, my curly hair and baby brown eyes. I, Edith Chedister, will my gift in singing to Margaret Zajac; and to Margaret Logan. I will my ability to get along in public speaking. I, George Cobib, do hereby beqtieath to Keith Lowe the power to get wise to himself and quit acting as though he were Robert Taylor. I, June Costa, will my talent in art to Orma Jean Teter, provided she is never able to draw as well as I do. I, Imogene Cromwell, leave my ability to attend assemblies to Pauline Roudebush She needs it. I. Fred Dillard, hereby bequeath to Douglas Bud Quinn, my art of just getting by in Spanish. In this task he must not chew gum more than three times a week. I. Lewis Domingos, will to Ed Terra, my luck in picking up girls, provided he stays away from Hanford High. I, Marjorie Fabry, with much relief, do hereby will all my work and worry to anyone who desires to take the managership of the Tiger ' s Voice, provided he keeps it growling. I. Betty Friend, give my timid. inaudil)ly weak voice to Mary Jane Stevens as long a ' j she doesn ' t over use it telling Archie what she thinks of him tor not doing this and that. I, Eddie Garcia, while in a sober mind, in parting from tliese halls which shall long be remembered, do bequeath what little gray matter I do possess to James Merkei that he may do his own U. S. history during my absence. 1. Mayme Garcia, leave to Rosie Silveira my good grades in English, provided she gets A ' s without working hard. I. Vera Gravance, bequeath to Barbara Poindexter my skill in playing clarinet in or- chestra; also my long fingernails, provided she doesn ' t bite them for two years. I. Frieda Hai-nion, being always in a cheerful state of mind, do will this clieerfulness to Orma Jean Teter, provided she doesn ' t laugh in her sleep as well as all day I, Kathi-yn Harney, in a sound state of mind do will to James Merker my conceitedness. provided he doesn ' t overdo it; and to Roberta Thomas, my role as old maid in class plays. -24- My Classmates ' Parting Gifts I. Bili Harris, will to Frank Blakeley my ability to get along with Mary Jane Schattgeu. [. Tillie Hein. will to Velma Thomsen my success in singing alone in gloe, provided she doesn ' t over do it. I. Virginia Hickey. hereby bequeath to Earl Merker. in appreciation of his most ex- quisite facial expression, my appealing nickname Tadoole bestowed on me ' by Jim McCrory. I. Nadine Hummel, leave to Bernice Stewart my quiet disposition, on condition that she uses it to the best advantage. I. Verne Hurlbut, will to Jim Orton my luck iu getting good grades in shop, provided he doesn ' t take mechanical drawing again next, year. I. Edith Kirk, being of a slightly unsound state of mlnid, but in good health, will my talent in drawing cartoons of the teachers to Dean Robertson, on condition that he isn ' t caught. I, Virginia Larios. do hereby will to Charlie Jean Fowler my ability to get A ' s in orchestra. I also will her my little feet, provided he uses them to keep from falling all over herself. 1. Belle Laureaua, will to my up and coming sister, Elaine, my ability to get good grades from Miss Wilcox. 1. Ethel Logan, will to Margaret Logan my ability to get my man piovided she does it before her senior year is up; and to all the rest of the seniors, I leave my ability to get to school a least by second period. I, Charles Lovelace, will my ability to pick up Selma girls to Sam Luna, who isn ' t doing so well. I, Helen Martin, hereby will to Dorothy Nyswouger my retiring nature so that students who wish to sleep on the bus may do so in peace. I, Louis Mattos, will to Bob Harra ' h my growth of mustache, knowing how enviotis he is of one to go with his red beard. I, Suziiye Mayeda, will my seat in Miss Lee ' s room to Yuriko Nishimine, provided she doesn ' t hit tlie hoy in front of her as I did. 1, Jim McCrory. leave to Laurence Buckner, well-known bronc rider, my limping around school in cowboy boots if he shys off coco cola and aspirin. I, Dora McDowell, will to Betty Brown my ability to flirt with a red-head, especially in a senior play, on the condition she does it well. I, Leonard McGlone, will to Sam Beard my dramatic talent; to Wiarren Welton, my voice for singing in Mr. Livoni ' s class. I, Onesimo Mendes, iu a sound and sober slate of mind, will to Walter Martin the ability to win all his money, provided he learns to handle the coin as well as I did, J, Geraldine Mendonca, hereby will my scholarship in English to Marion Thomsen, on condition that he is at school at least tour days a week as I was, I, Gloria Mideiros, will to Ed Terra my ability to get good grades. He ' ll probably need them if he takes physics. I, Leonard Newton, hereby will my ability to stay away from girls to Marion Thomsen, because he ' ll probahly need it. I, Elise Nichols, will to Orma Jean Teter my quiet di-;position. provided s ' lie doesn ' t become too quiet. I, Jango Nishimine, have made up my miiml after thinking the matter over, that, unlike my worthy classmates, I am at a loss to know what to will; therefore, I am not leaving anything to anyone. I, Frank Pereira. will to Joe Camara my aljility to get good gTades, provided he keepa up the reputation. —25- My Classmates ' Parting Gifts I, Gilbert Phillips, will to Jim Orton my long black beard of which he is so envious. I, Helen Powell, gladly will my hysterics to Helen Day. provided she has them at least once a day. I, Gertrude Prys, will my lankiness to Leona Mae Lewis. I, Millard Roberts, will to Douglas Quinn my clever skating, provided he doesn ' t need four skates. I, Ailene Rose, donate all my extra Girls ' League points to Mr. Soderstrom in apprecia- tion of the many times he helped me and other girls, I, Celestine Rose, will to Hank Thayer and Kelley Thomas my good luck to at least jump the last hurdles; it might save him a flop, 1, Mary Roudebush, do hereby will my ability to leave something out or put something wrong in announcements to anyone that wants it. I, George Sakaguohi, leave to Tom Kemble my manner of asking questions in American Government, provided he thinks up some bright questions. I Clarence Santos, in a sober state of miiwl, do bequeath my nerve Bo ditch class, and get away with it to Dutch Downing. Not that he needs it! 1, Mary Jane Schattgen, will to Flora Skoegard my rides to school everyday, on condi- tion she gets up early enough to get a ride with Marion. 1, Dorothy Short, will to Tom Kemble my ability to keep out of the front seat of the bus, because his brother will need the front seat next year. I, Josephine Silva, leave to Evelyn Terra my position as Mr. King ' s assistant director, provided she can get along with the cast as I did. 1, Hermenia Silveira, with a smile, will my A ' s to La Vina Domingos. I, Betty Skoegard, will to Betty AUis my ability to keep a conversation going at the right time, provided she doesn ' t get tired as I did; also to Dorothy Graham, 1 will my height, provided she doesn ' t outgrow me. I, EJvira Sozinho, in a sober state of mind, do will my beautiful black hair to Juanita Turley, and my glamorous figure to Betty Brothers. T, Ann Stevens, will my ability to be on time at the receiving line to Mildred Tharp, on condition that she isn ' t more than an hour late. I, Jack Stratton, do hereby take off my hat to Archie Dickenson for his ab-ility to stick out his chin and talk tough to the smallest freshmen; and to his aid. Junior Down- ing, I will my machine gun in the typing room, provided he doesn ' t hurt himself, I, Alma Summers, will to Ruth Nichols my nickname of Moocher bestowed upon me by Santos. I David Thomas, will my success in going to Hantord to Frank Blakeley, provided hJ can walk the white line as well as I could. I, Leo Thomas, leave to Frank Blakeley my place in Sally ' s car, provided he finds some good-looking girl to go with, I, Laverne Tuzzi, leave to Mary Jane Stevens my tennis racket and shoes, with the. hope that she will get someone for her partner to till them, at least, as well as 1 did. I, Iris West, do bequeah to Leona Davis my ability to get A ' s in bookkeeping I, Gertrude Westrup, being a very kind and considerate person, will my long, slender clodhoppers to anyone who has any need of Iheni. I, Basil Wilson, will to anyone who so desires my ability to get in trouble, provided thay get out easier than I did. [ Joy Wilson, being of a very unsound state of mind, leave my position as cashier of the school cafeteria to any person who formerly found it hard to come to school every day. Also, anyone who wants It can have my red hair. I. Hilda Woodward, will my undying love for study to those who follow me. -26- Junior Class First Row (Back): S Luna, D. Downing. J. Luiz, A. Diclvenson. L. Burcli. A. Harringion. R. Edmondson. B. Biyson. B. Harrah, C. Flowers. Second Row; Miss Clawson, Adviser M Graeber. A. Downing. L. Domingos. B. Bales. E Dimmick. G. Costa, M. Logan, C. Blakeley, B. Lloyd, Mrs. Bales, Adviso ' r. Thii-d Row: L. Lewis. D. Holmes, D. Hoffman, H. Day, Secretary, B. Blizzard, D. Gipson, L. DeGroat. M. Jach, E. Laureana. Fourth Row: D. Champlin, F. Blakeley. B. Fujii, B. Gar- man, B, Follctt, L. Buckner. First Row (Back): H. Thomas, Vice-President. J- Munschy, M. Thomsen, H. Thayer. W. Martin, G. Lahargoiie. S. Weir. P. Ragel. Second Row: M. Zajac. M. Tharp, President. O. Teter, N. Mustain, N. Morgan, A. Nunes. J. Gomes, M. Nicholson, M. Trieueiro, S. Weir, Mr. Platz, Adviser. Thii ' d Row: M. Hethcock, P. Pliillips, B. Poindexter. Council Representative, M. McDonald, M. Stevens, R. Thomas, M Victoria, S. Smith, L. Orique. Fourth Row: G. Oura, B. Sippel, Treasurer, J. Merker. A. Sterling, E. Terra. —27— . Sophomore Class First Row (Back): F. Coelho. D. c;ritt ' ith. B. Luiz. T. Back, E. Merker, B. Jones, T. Kemble, L. Ewiiig, W. McGlone, J Henley, G. Badasci. Second Row: K. Mayeda, P. McFarland. L. McConnell, E. Madruga, B. Brown Secretary, M. Corbett, C. Fowler, Council Representative. B. Goodrich, B. Rtothers. F. Ahado. 1. Moraes. Mr Hardin, Ad- viser. Third Row: Y. Mayeda, R. Malsbery. L. Biittler, R. Johnson G. Chevoya, M. Bi ' azil, B. D er, W. Dockstader. D. Graham, Treasurer,. B Blakeley. Vice-President. Fourth Row: B Hib- bcvd. B. Rvxbe H. Atkinson. J. Camara, N. Ari- mura, G. Jach, R. Champlin. R. Munschy. First Row (Back) Soiiza. J. Orton, W. W ertson. C. Soto. B. Ze man. Second Row: F. E Semas, M. Pratt. Ramos. Y. Nishimine, Parker. Third Row: R Robertson, L. Vaughn Willis, E. Trumble, V dent. Fourth Row: S. Reynolds. L. Turner, G ; M Silva, M. Ramos. R. elton. J. Shelters, D, Rob- hring, C. Silva, W. Protz- Shore. D. Quinn, O. Vallar, D, Smith, L. Vaughn. C. Mrs. Wooten. Adviser. C. . Roudebush. R. Silveira, 1. S. Truckell. M. Taylor, M. Thomsen, J. Odale, Presi- Wills, H. Teter. E. Roe, M. Whiteside. G. Paulo. H ' Freshman Class First Row (Back I: L. Costa, H. Lee, E. Mello, A. Anderson. President, H. Dozier, E. Costa, P. Buyensc . R. Hicks, S, Board, A. Hino.ios, Y. Ari- mnra, L, Levario. E. Lavigne. Second Row; J. Bebereia, M. Avila, D Holmes, L. Mariani, H. Davidson, L. Mariani, Y. Konatsn, D. Griffith, M, Carreiro, W. Matliias, H. McGIone, D. Abell, L. King, F. Madruga, M. Belmont, L. Mendes. M. Batista, Mis.s Ewbank, Adviser. Third Row: T. Carlson, E. Borba, L. Davis, D. Gipson M. Har- rington, T. Greeley, B. DeRaad, B. Allis, M. Evans, B. Brandt. B, Miller, R. Long Council Represent- ative, E. Goodrii ' h. Fourth Row: R Harvey, D. Harmon. E. Harder, R. Harp, C. Sousa, A. Freilas, G. Avila, K. Low3. J. Castadio. C. Hudson. L. Lee. G. Luua. Fii-st Row (Back): B Silva, J. Mideiros. C. Mills, S. Olmsted, A. Toovey, T. Teixeira. G. Nishi. H. Pratt, R. Niday. Second Row: Mr. Soderstrom. Adviser. E. Terra, M. Smith. R. Nichols, H. Paul. M. Wright, Secretary, E, Prince, A. Ryan, D. Roe, P. Palmer, L. Uzzell, L Zink. E. Whiteside, V, ftodiignes. Third Row: Ann Silveira, M. Pires N. Rocha. D. Nyswonger, C, Silveira, M. Nicholson. L, Victoria, B. Parker, J. Turley. B, Stewart, R. Wiles. F. Skoegard. Fourth Row: E. Smith T. Sippel. T. Riessen, H. Starrett. D. Siegfried, J. Watson. Vice-President. J. Pereira, L. Rhoads. J. Vieira. J - - ■ An art class. Mr. Livoni ' s geometry class. Second period typing. English II. Home Economics I sewing class. Spanish I class. Advanced algebra. Ag. chemistry. i I I Home Economics 1 cooking. English 1 Parliamentary Class. H r. Ward ' s liiology class. Class Snaps Toad and Marion welding. Studious girls in American Gov- ernment ! Two Leonard ' s in Physics. Einstein Phillips. Soddy and his boys. Tiddle at work. Do you thinlv it will run, Platz? The belles of the band. Smile pretty, Edith! Latin class. Mr. King and his dramatics class. Leonita DeGroat in Chemistry Miss Wilcox giving dictation. Can ' t you figure it out. Clyde? 4th period English class hard at work! Dreamy Latin class. Do your own work, Bessie! Mary Avila and Dora Cardozo in Office Practice. Class in Field Crops. Student Body Officers Boys ' Federation Council Buck I!o v: F Blakeley, President. R. Long, Kroslunan Kepresenfative. Mr. Platz. Adviper. A. Stevens, Girls ' League Representative. B. Friend. Commissioner of Assemblies, 0. Cobb. Boys ' Fed- eration R. presentative, B. Lowe. Treasurer. .1. Stratton. Coinmissionor of Athletics. C. Rose Senior Class Representative. B. Poindexter. Junior Class Representative. P. Ragle. ' Vice- President. Front Row: Mr. Graham, Adviser. Miss Wilcox. Adviser. C. Fowler Sophomore Class Rep- resentative. M. Roudebush. Secretary. M Fabry Commissioner of Publicity. Bade Row: C. Soto. SevgeaiU-T ' - ' ' -is, G Cobb. President. Mr. Ward Adviser. M. Thomsen. Treasurer. Front Row: L. Burch. Secretary, T. Cardozo. Vice-President. E. Ten a. L Assoc ' s- tion Representative. L, Mvtttos. As. Club Repre- sentative. -3fi— Girls ' League Council Back Row: F. Phillips. Second Sergeant-at- Arms, Miss Meyer. Adviser. B. Skoegard. First Vice-President. M. I, Schattgen. Charman of Sun- shine Conunittee. E. Sozinho. Chairman of Flower Committee. H. Powell. Treasurer. J. Costa, Secre- tary. Miss Dargeles, Adviser. A. Stevens, Presi- dent. Front Row: M. Stevens. Chairman of Civic Activities Committee, M. McDonald. Second Vice- President. M. Willis. Assistant First Sergeant-at- Arms. D. Hoffman. First Sergeant-at-Arms, E. Kirk. Chairman of Publicity Committee. D. Mc- Dowell. Chairman of Big-Sister Committee. S. Weir, Chairman of Social Service Committee. California Scholarship Federation First Row Standing (Back): Mr. Hanson, Ad- viser. T. Sippel. C. S. F.. D. Quinn. C. S. F.. B. Hibberd, C. S. F. Vice-President. B. DeRaad. C. S. F.. R. Long. C. S. F. Treasurer. B. Miller, Cadet. Miss Lee. Adviser. Second Row: D. Hoff- man C. S. F.. B Brown, Cadet. M. Willis. C. S. F.. S. Weir. Cadet, H. Martin, C. S. P.. C. Silveira. Cadet. Third Row: J. Watson, C. S. F. E. Dim- mick. C. S. F.. E. Kirk, C. S. F.. M. Corbett. C. S F.. D. Graham. Cadet. Fourth Row: A. Anderson, C S. F. Program Chairman. M. Roudebush. C. S. F.. G. Mideiros. C. S. F.. C. Fowler. C. S. F. Fifth Row: J. Odale. C. S. F. Secretary. P. Ragle. C. S. F. President. M. Garcia. Cadet. H. Silveira. Cadet H. Powell. Cadet, M. Fabry. C. S. F. Social Ac- tivities Chairman. I Home Economics Club First Row (Back): M. Batista, M. Evans, Y. Mayeda, D, McDowell, L. MeCoiiiiell. E. Lavigne, L. Levai ' io, M. Nicholson. Second Row: D. Grif- fith. E. Goodrich, W. Dockstader, B. Brandt. Third Row: L. Domin. os, M. Carreiro, L. Davis, G. Chevoya, B. Goodrich, F. Ahado, T. Carlson, B. DoRaad, L. Costa, L. Orique. Fonrth Row: B. Brown, J. Brazil, M Brazil, E. Logan, M. L. Avila, E. Borba, Y. NisUimine. Fifth Row : H. Silveira, E, Chedister, J. Bebereia. First Row (Back): M. Taylor, A. Summers, Ev Nichols, M. Smith, P. Roudehush, L. Mariani, L. Mariani, O. Vallar, R. Silveira. Second Row: M. Victoria, V Rodrigiies, L. Zink. M. Tri.2:ueiro, E. Pi ' ince, M. Wright, M. Willis. A. Silveira, R. Long, B. Miller. Third Row: L. Victoria, E. Mello. M. Fires, E. Terra, E. Whiteside, H. Lee, E. Semas, N. Rocha, L. Uzzell. I. Robertson, 0. Teter. A. Nunes, B. Parker, I. Moraes. V. Larios, C. Silveira, D Nyswonger. Fourth Row: J. Odale. Vice-Presi- dent, M. Garcia, Secretary-Treasurer, M. Roude- l)ush. President. Debating Team First Row (Back): P. Ragle, M. Roudebusli. E. Garcia Second Row: A. Anderson, Mr. King, Adviser. R. Hibberd. J. Odale, M. Zajac. D. Hoff- man, M. Tharp. M. Willis. i? Tiger ' s Voice Staff First Row (Back): J. Merker, Sports Editor, F. Phillips, Feature Editor, E. Merker, Feature Editor. ,J. Costa Feature Editor. Second Row: L. Burch. Rusiness Manager, M. Fabry. Elditor-in- Cbief, D. McDowell. Feature Editor. Third Row: Miss Lee, Adviser. J. Wilson, Feature Editor, V. Larios. Feature Editor. Future Farmers of America First Row (Back): Mr. Hiirdin, Adviser. G. Saka. uclii, J. McCror.v, L. Ewins, V. Hurlbut J. Slielton, R. Souza, W. Welton. J. Luiz, J. Mideiros SK-niid Row: H. Teter. F. Shore. S. Weir. D. ni ' wiiins, W. Martin H. Pratt, H. Stavrett. First Row (Back I: Mr. Hardin. Adviser. B. Ryxlie, T. Buck. P. Buyense. J- Camara. F. Blake- ley, A. HarrinJiton. D. Griffith, B. Bryson. C. Ror- reccn, B. Hai-ris, O Mendes, L. McGlone. Vice- President. T. Cardoso. G. Avila, F. Coelho, J. Hen- le.v. Second Row: L. Buckner. A. Freitas, L. Dn- mingos, Secretary. G. Paulo. D. Harmon, C. Hud- sou, E. Gipson, C Flowers, J. Vieira. —40- Freshman As lioys takius soil samples. Elviii Gipson and one of his cows in his dairy project. Tom Buck and his pure bred, registered Holstein calf. Sonny and his Hampshire hog. Darrell and his pure bred, reg- istered Guernsey bull. Part ot the horticulture class. Look out: you ' ll fall! ! Surveying. ■f % Our F. F. A. broadcasters Raisin-making joh. Frank Pereira. president of F. F. A. local chapter. Pruning the trees. Angelo Freitas and one of his dairy projects Exhibitors at the South San Francisco National Stock Show. Horticulture class. •lim McCrory and Warren Wel- ton broadcasting from KTKC. Jim McCrory and his pure bred, icgistered Holstein calf. On a tractor at Tulare Fair. Winner of third prize at Tulare Fair poultry contest. Further Future Farmer Activities Fenton Shore and his prize Leghorn. Grafting trees. F. F. A. Officers 1937-38. Grape harvest. Jim and his registered hog. Richard Wilson and his calf. Lewis and his family. -44- We Have An Active Year September 13 — School opens. September 14 — First Council meeting. October 15 — Freshman Dress-Up Day. Octoher 16 — Freshman - Sophomore party. February 25 — Senior Sneak Day. April 9 — Ideals Conference at Fowler. May 7 — Junior - Senior Ball. May IS — Sophomore girls give the Senior Mothers ' Tea. May 21 - 22 — Biology trip to Yosemite. May 29 — Baccalaureate Service. June 2 — Commencement. STUDENT BODY September 4 — First business meeting, Mr. Livoni led the school singing. September 29 — Skit to show how Student Body dues are spent. October S First rally. October 27 — Navy Day. Mr. Pulman of the U. S. Naval Base at San Francisco spoke. November 4 — Talk by Mrs. Isaacs of Hantord, district leader oi the Red Cross. November 12 — Freshman play, ' The Trysting Place. December 17 — Christmas Pageant, The Saviour ' s Birth. December 23 — Christmas party. January 13 — Nuntius skit advertising the sale of the annual. January 20 — Mr. Foxwell, a magician, entertained. February 3 — Mr. Williams explained the wonders of liquid air. February 22 — Mr. Armstrong, president of the Armstrong Business College, talked on Making the Most of Your Future. March 30 — Freshman play, The Travelers. April 22 — Mr. Hoskins demonstrated television. May 6 — First place won in Home Coming Day parade. May 19 — Installation of officers. GIRLS ' LEAGUE September 30 — Introduction of officers. Ideals of Girls ' League presented. October 21 — Talk by Mrs. Buckner on Pioneer Women of California. November 12 - 13 — Convention at Oakdale. November 19 — Reports of Girls ' League Convention by the delegates, Doris Hoflman and Ann Stevens. Variety program. December 16 — Christmas partiy. February S — Skit by Public Speaking class. February 12 — Girls ' League dance. March 5 — Red Cross Convention at Bakersfield. Delegates, Shirley Weir and Betty Brown. March 24 — Boys ' Federation theater party. Picture Thoroughbreds Don ' t Cry. April 7 — Girls ' Day — Baseball — Fresno State College Orchesis— Pot luck supper on lawn. May 2 - 3 - 4 — National Red Cross Convention at San Francisco. Delegates, Shirley Weir and Roberta Long. May 12 — Avenal girls entertained with a variety program. May 26 — Installation of officers. BOYS ' FEDERATION September 30 — Speaker Dr. Young on Miniature Aeroplanes. October 21 — Moving pictures of trip to Washington shown by Laurence Buckner. November 18 — Films and lecture Safe Driving by Traffic Officers Morton and Short. December 16 — Pictures of Edison Tech and Lemocre Armistice football game. Boxing and wrestling matches on the football field. Feliruary S — Planting of 370 trees along city streets and a bean feed afterwards. March 17 — Girls ' League exchange program. March 24 — Theater party exchange program for the Gii ' ls ' League at the Lemooro Theater. April 7 — Rabbit Drive south of Lemoore followed by wiener roast. April 29 — Boys ' Federation Council trip to Yosemite. May 26 — Installation with a musical program. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION February 15 - May 10 — Regular Meetings. April 14 — Central California Federation Conference held in Fresno High School — Bob Hibberd and Philip Ragle, delegates. April 16 — Kord and Ko-Ed Dance — Jack Stratton was crowned King of the Kords, and Laverne Tuzzi was crowned Queen of the Ko-Eds. May 20 — Swimming party and supper at Fresno. Our chapter was the guest of the Hanford Chapter of the National High School Education Fraternity. May 21 — Trip to Yosemite. We Have An Active Year FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA October 6 — First meeting to appoint officers. October 22 — Ag. Dance. December 17— Ag. Club Party. Tallc on Wheels Across Africa given by Mr. Anderson. April 10 - 14— Baby Beef and Fat Stock Show in South San Francisco. Entries: ISOO hogs. 450 lambs. 250 beef which auctioned for $54,700. Results: Stanley Weir— 7th place $6.00. Hampshire Ijarrow. Clarence Borrecco, 7th place, pen of three Hampshire ban-tows. Clarence Borrecco, 21st and 22nd place, $6.00, single Hampshire entries. Lewis Domingos, 19th place, $3.00, Hampshire barrow. April 28 — Project competition contest — Lindsay, Lemoore, Portei-ville, Visalia, Hanford, Delano participants. Lemoore Entries: Darrell Harmon, 2nd place. Dairy project. Bill Byxtoe, 2nd place. Poultry project. Jim Henley, 3rd place. Cotton project, Clarence Borreccok 3rd place. Hog project. April 30— Fifteen boys accompanied by Mr. R. E. Shore and Mr. Hardin enjoyed a trip to Piedra and Pine Flat to study the Kings County water supply, methods of measur- ing water, and methods of diverting to control the water supply. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB February 1 1 — Revision of the former constitution. February 24 — Business meeting. March 22 — Business meeting. April 1 — Ag.-Home Economics Club party. April 26 — Talk by Miss Shanks, regional supervisor of home-making eduoation. April 30 — Conclave at Fresno. L ASSOCIATION November 9 — Election of officers. November 15 — Meeting to talk over possibilities of Boys ' Federation dance. November 19 — Boys ' Federation dance. December 2 — Meeting to vote on footiball players eligible tor letters. December 23 — Letters awarded football players. April 27— Discussion about Senior sweaters for L Association. Letters voted for basketball and ti-a-ck. INTERSCHOOL DEBATES January 18 — Affirmatives at Lemoore, Mildred Harrington, Arthur Andeison. Nega- tives at Washington Union, Margaret Zajac. Bob Hibberd. January 25 — Negatives at Lemoore, Bob Hibberd, Doris Hoffman. Affirmatives at Car- uthers. Mary Roudebush, June Odale. February 1— Affirmatives at Lemoore, Mary Roudebush, Arthur Anderson. Negatives, Doris Hoffman, Bob Hibberd. DRAMATICS Ninth Period Dramatics — Mr. King, Director November 12 — The Trysting Place , Booth Tarkington. Launcelot Briggs. Arthur Anderson: Mrs. Curtis, Alberta Ryan; Jessie. Dorothy Nyswonger; Rupert, Donald Siegfried; Mrs. Briggs. Mildred Harrington; Mr. Uv goldsby, George Wainscott; Mysterious Voice, Leland Burch; Assistant, Josephine Silva. February 10 — The Teeth of the Gift Horse , Margaret Cameron. Richard Butler, Donald Siegfried; Florence Butler. Dorothy Nyswonger; Marietta Williams, Alberta Ryan; Anne Fisher, Mildred Harrington; Devlin Blake. Arthur Anderson; Katie. Helen Paul. March 30 — The Travelers . Booth Tarkington. La Sera, Ben Silvas; Chauffeur, Junior Watson; Roberts, Arthur Andersbn; Mrs. Roberts, Mildred Harrington; Jessie, Alberta Ryan; Fl-ed Sliddel, Donald Siegfried; Mrs. Sliddel. Thelma Greeley; Maria, Hazel McGlone; Salvatore. Dor ' othy Ny- swonger; Luigi, Walter Martin: Assistants, Thelma Arnett and Myrtle Smith. May 26 — Giandma Pulls the String , Edith Delano and David Carb. Nona, Dorothy Nyswonger; Grandma, Myrtle Smith; Hildegarde, Helen Paul; Julia, Thelma Greeley; Mrs. Cummings, Hazel McGlone; William Thornton, Bob Hibberd. DRAMATIC PROGRAMS December 3 — Junior Play. Green Stockings , A. E. W. Mason. December 19 — Christmas Pageant, The Saviour ' s Birth , Florence Chipman and Thomas Marble. February 2 — The Belle of Bagdad , Geoffrey Morgan. March 17 — Girls ' League Exchange Program, Romeo and Juliet in Blackface . Mary Roudebush, Imogene Cromwell. Topsy and Eva . Merle Corbett, Elsie Trumble. Bob and Ethel . Dora McDowell, Mary Jane Stevens. April 13 — Senior play, Bashful Bobby , James E. Parker. Orchestra Band Back Row: A. Ryan, Accompanist. D. Graham M. Pratt, K. Harney, M. Za.iac. V. Gravance, B. Pointlexter, L. Bnrch, J. Merker, D. Quinn, B. Sippel. M. Taylor. C. Fowler. V. Larios. Front Row: S. Smith. M. Fal)ry, R. Malsbery, R. Tho)nas. D. SJpgfried, E. Dimmick, Miss Threlfall, Director. Back Row: H. Woodward B. Brothers, L. Domingos, L. Vaughn, A. Dickenson, J. Munschy, R. Thomas, E. Nicliols, A. Summers. G. Jach, B. Blakelcy, E. Merker, M. Harrin.£;ton, H. Paul. R. Nirtay, 1.. Rurch. Front Row: M. Za.iac, V. Gravance, B. Poindexter, D. Altamirano, L. Vaughn. R. Sippel. E. Borrecco, L. DeGroat, J Merker. D. Quinn. Mr. Spencer. Director. Andf Atkii, lin. J fried, Oireci -50- M Boys ' Glee Girls ' Glee First Row (Back): K. Garcia. L,. MtGlone. A. Anderson, K. Lowe. T. Riessen, A. Azevedo, H. Atkinson. Second Row: B. Zehring. A. Toovey. W. Welton, L. Burch, G. Sakaguchi, G. Badasci, S. Beard. Third Row: F. Shore. L. Rhoads, W. Mar- tin. J. Belknap, J. Merker. J. Castadio. D. Sieg- fried, D. Altamirano, Accompanist, Mr. Livoni. Director. Back Row: E. Sozinho, N. Hummel. A. Sum- mers. F. Ahado. B. Skoegard. V. Thomsen. Sec- ond Row: M. Roudebush. B. Brown, S. Weir. E. Semas. Third Row: M. Hethcock. D. McDowell. Fourth Row: S. Smith. D. Smith. T. Hein. W. Dockstader , B. Poindexter, H. Day, S. Truckell. E. Tiumble. M. Taylor. Fifth Row: B. Goodrich. G. Chevoya. E. Madruga, L. Orique, V. Larios. J. Silva. E. Gravance, B. Friend, R. Thomas, Miss ThreU ' all, Director. -51— Bashful Bobby Senior Play Mr. King, Director Edward Garcia Bashful Bobby Tony Cardozo Jim Bradley Leonard McGlone Harry Collins Floyd Blakeley Jerry Roebuck Virginia Hickey Helen Norwood Josephine Silva Joan Sanford Virginia Larios Anne Hawkins Mary Roudebush Mrs. Matilda Mathews Kathryn Harney Miss Odessa Henworthy Mayme Garcia Madame DuPont Jack St ration Judson Gloria Mideiros Louise —52— Green Stockings MISS LEE, DIRECTOR James Munchy Colonel Smitli Ornia Jean Teter Celia Faraday Archie Dickenson Robert Tarver Doris Hoffman Phyllis James Merker James Raleigh Roberta Bales Evelyn (Lady Trenchardi Mary Jane Stevens Madge (Mrs. Rockingham Bill Sippel Martin Bob Harrah Henry Steele Leland Burch Admiral Grice Mildred Tharp Mrs. Chisholm Faraday Walter Martin William Faraday The Saviour ' s Birth A COMMUNITY CANTATA The Shepherds T ' aelina Arnett Edith Chedister Mary Avila Imogene Cromwell Roberta Bales Marjorie Fabry Mary Jane Schattgen The Angels Nadlne Hummel Mary Roudebush Virginia Hickey Ann Stevens Mary Stevens The Three Wise Men Clarence Borrecco Dean Robertson Joseph Ralph Edmondson Mary Josephine Silva A Rich Man Mr. Platz A Rich Woman Betty Friend -54- Belle of Bagdad MISS THRELFALL, MR. LIVONI. MR. KING DIRECTORS Native and Amei-ican Chorus Velma Tliomsen Mrs. McCanii Selir,abel Smith. Elsa McCaua Betty Sl oe.gard Anne Blackwe James Merker Archie Filzgihbons Mnry Jane Stevens Zelinda Leland Burch Ali Ben Mustapha Barbara Poindextev Jewe Earl Merker Dick Taylor Leonard McGlone Bob Ballentine Sam Beard Bill Blake Betty Friend..., Henrietta Whipstitch Iris West Lily Helen Day Rose Edward Garcia Hassen Girls must play. Hilda. Angels aplenty. What ' s the score. Helen? Cast of The Teeth of the Gift Horse. Operetta. Juniors in disguise. I ' m going to have hysterics. Girls ' Day. How does it taste? Scene from Belle of Bagdad. Barbara Blakeley. Teachers must eat. Watch him. Fred. Maybe they ' ll learn. How about joining. ' Now be careful about that bag. ' I wouhln ' t if 1 were you, papa. ' — M vvj jj Unlimited Football Team First Row (Back): H. Thayer. Manager, C. Santos, J. Strat- ton, G. Cobb, R. Edmonilson, G. Phillips, B. Jones, A. Haning- lon, E. Von Arx. A. Dickenson, Mr. Burton. Coach. Second Row: B. Harris, B. Harrali, A. Toovey, W. Martin. L. Ewmg, J. Kich- n ' nd, W Welton, F. Blakeley. Third Row: L, Newton T. Car- zo, C. Soto, F. Pereira, C. Rose, Captain, D. Dawning, J. Orton, P. Ra.gle, H. Thomas Football Scores October 1 — Lcnioore 20, Reedley 0. October S — Lenifore 20. Selma 0. Oc ' .ober 15 — Lemoore 6, Madera IS. October 22 — Lenioore 13, Fresno Tech 0. Octdlier 29 — Lemoore 6, Sanger 7. November 6 — Ltmoore 6, Edison Tech 12. November 11 — Lemoore 0, Hanford 1. ' ). November 20 — Lemoore ti. Kingsburg 7. November 25 — Lemoore 12, Roosevelt IS. Tony Cardozo, Haifliack. Charging. Resting. C lib. Quarterback. Lightweight Football Team First Row (Back). H. Thayer, Manager. B. Lowe. C. Flowers, B. Hicks. G. Wainscott, B. Sippel, G. Oura, L. Rlioads. Mr. Bur- ton, Coach. Second Row; T. Cardozo, K Lowe, A. Azevedo, E. Terra. P. Buyense. S. Luna, B. Gipson, F. Blakeley, Third Row: G. Badasci, B. Watson, J. Camara. Captain, C. Parker, G. Sak aguchi, M. Tliomsen. I Lightweight Football Schedule Octoher 15 — Lemoore G, Parlier 6. October 29 — Lemoore 14, Central Union 6. November 12 — Lemoore 7, Reedley 0. November 26 — Lemoore 0. Selma 13. County final championship game. Trying hard. Speedy Oura. Bill Sippel. A touchdown I I f II ll Varsity Basketball Team First Row ( Back I : B. Harrah. Manager, J. Merker. Manager, D. Thomas, C. Santos, J. Stratton, A. Harrington. Second Row: H. Atkinson, Manager, F. Blakeley, G. Phillips, B. Jones, J. Cain, G. Cobb, Captain, C. Rose, Mr. Burton. Coach, Cardi C.S( Unlimited Basketball January 7 — Lemoore 13, Reedley 10, January 14 — Lemoore 32, Selma 14. January 21 — Lemoore 14, Selma 19. January 2S — Lemoore 23, Sanger 15. February 4 — Lemoore 22, Sanger 24. Februai-y 11 — Lemoore 16, Reedley 2S, I Flash Rose. Watch out. Floyd! Butcli Harrington. Captain Cobb and Stratton. 130 Basketball Team First Row (Back): M. Tliomsen, L. Thomas. Captain. T Cardozo. S. Luna, B. Lowu, E, Sippel, G. Sakaguclii. Second Row: C. Soto. F. Blakeley. C. Flowers. Mr. Burton. Coacli. Basketball Scores January 7— L ' moore IS. Reedley 16. January 14 — Lemoore 3S, Selma 24. January 21 — Lemoore IS. Selma 19. January 2S — Lemoore 13. Sanger 15. February 4 — Lemoore 9, Sanger 17. February 11 — Lemoore 12. Reedley 19. IT Tony Cardozo — Forward Did you make it. Marion? In action. Captain Leo Thomas iiiy 110 Basketball Team Left to Right: G. Oura, Captain, H. Starrett, G. Badasci, H. Pratt, E. Costa, B. Fujii, J. Camara, T. Sippel, L. Rhoads, A. Steiiint;. Mr. Bui ' toii, Coach. Basketball Scores .Taimary 7 — Lemoore IS, Reedley 16. Jvinuary 14 — Lemoove o8, Selma 24. January 21 — Lemoore IS, Selma 19. January 28 — Lemoore 1.3, Sanger 15. February 4 — Lemoore fl, Sanger 17. February 11 — Lemoore 12, Reedley 19. Forward and guard. Joe Camara. Sonny Starrett. Captain Oura vs. Junior. Baseball Team First Row (Back): B. Haridh. Maiiaser. H. Thayer. A. Har- rington, B. Jcnes, Captain. C. Borrecco, A. Diclieuson, C. Soti. Mr. Livoni, Coacli. Seconrl Row: P. Ragle. J. Stratton. J. Cain. K Arinuira. L. Ewing. E. Harder. Tliird Row: C. Flowers. D Dawning, R. Niday. T. Cardozo, C. Mills. Baseball Scores March I ' o — Lemooro .5. Riverdale : because of rain. March 22 — Lemoore 0. Laton 4. April 1 — Lemoore 2, Coalinga 20. April S — Lemoore 1. Kerman 17. April 14 — Lemoore 1, Sanger 13. April 22 — Lemoore 2. Clovis 13. May 5 — Lemoore 9. Kingsburg 28. May 10 — Lemoore 2, Fowler 15. May l.j — Lemoore 0. Central 23. Game unfinished Lefty Jones. Look out. you ' ll hit it, Hank! Safe on third base. Cardozo at hat. I s ri _ First Row (Back): H. Dozier, F. Blakelsy. H. Thomas, C. Soto, E. Terra, D. Thomas, F. Blakeley, L. Newton, Mr. nurtoii, Coach, T. Buck, C. Rose. G. Sakaguchi, B. Harris, H. Thayer, B. SipiJel, L Domingos, .J. Camara. Second Row ; T. Sippel, G. Luna, H. Starrett, T. Teixeira, L. Rhoads. H. Reynolds, G. Costa, J. Henley, J. Stratton, G. Phillips. Third Row: J. Castadio, G uura, H. Pratt, A. Azevedo, C. Munschy. F. Shore. March 9 — Lemoore, Roosevelt, Coalinga, Clovis. A Class. Lemoore second, 47 points. B Class, Lemoore first, 40% points. C Class, Lemoore second, 12OV2 points. March 1!) — Lemoore, Coalinga, Clovis. A Class, Lemoore first, 84 points. B Class, Lemoore first, 69 points. C Class, Lemoore first, 70 points. March 26 — Hanford, Lemoore, Roosevelt, Sanger. A Class, Lemoore third, 24i 4 points. B Class, Lemoore fourth, 16 points. C Class, Lemoore fourth, 10 points, April 2 — Lemoore, Fowler, Hanford Second Team. A Class, Lemoore first, 81 points. B Class, Lemoore first, 63 2 points. C Class, Lemoore third, 26% points. May 1 — Fresno County Meet at Reedley. A Class, 7 points. Blakeley second. 440 yards, Newton third, hroad jump. Ros e third, 220 yard low hurdles. B Class, 1 point. TeiTa fourth, 120 yard low hurdles. May 7 — Valley Meet at Madera. A Class, 3 points, Leonard Newton, broad jump. Push hard, Sally. Floyd firiishes the 440. Leo Thomas pole-vaulting Bill Sipple, Good Kirk Ttid TbiR E. Jl Slew tat B.Fi Slam im Hop-s Basfe R Basfii Dasli. m F I Girls ' Track ' - First Row (Back): M. Graeber, R. Johnson, B. Goodrich, C. Blalieley, E. Laureana. Second Row: E. Kirk. B. Lloyd, E. Terra, E. Goodrich, L. Costa, S. Tnicktll, T. Greeley, M. Wright, P. Palmer, L, Mariaui. Third Row: B. Allis, L Domingos, D. Smith, L. Mendes. E. Mello, L. DeGroat, L. Vaughn, M. Harrington B Stewart. Fourth Row: B. Skoegard, H. Powell, M. Cor- bett. E. Trunible. T. Hein. H. Woodward. V. Gravance. B. Friend, J. Rebereia D. Holmes. L. Vaughn. Interclass Games standing broad jump — 7 feet 6 inches, Mable Graeber. Running broad jump — 14 feet 6 inches, Mabla Graebsr Hop-step-jump- -30 feet, Mary Roudebush. Basketball distance— 72 feet, Ruth John-ou, Marv Roudebush. Baseball distance — 140 feet, Bernice Stewart. Dash— Betty Friend. High jump— Clar.i Blakeley, Charlie Jean Fowler, Bettv Friend, Bernice Stewart. Hilda Woodward. V Betty in the lead. Hilda high-jumping. Betty Allis in action. Broad-jumpers. l r Nf [ Tennis First Row (Back): 11. Long, County championship in girls ' singles, B. Sippel, County championship in boys ' singles. Miss Dargeles, Adviser, E. Merker, M. McDonald. Kneeling: L. Tnzzi, iW. Stevens. Girls ' singles — Roberta Long. Boys ' singles — Bill Sipple. Mixed doubles — George Cobb, Mildred McDonald. Girls ' doubles — Mary Stevens, Laverne Tuzzi. Boys ' doubles — Marion Thomsen, Earl Merker. Five teams division champions over Coalinga, Riverdale, and Caruthers at Caruthers. County Tournament Girls ' and boys ' singles — County champions. Mixed doubles — Won semi-finals. Winners of all divisions in Fresno County in- cluding Central, Fresno High, Roosevelt High. Valley Semi-finals Roberta Long and Bill Sippel winners of boys ' and girls ' singles over Fresno, Merced, Madera, and Mariposa. (Jirls ' doubles in action. The tennis champ. Look at that form. Bill Sipple, Do i _-i. Girls ' Basketball Team V. Larios, D. Altamiraiio. V. GravaiK e. N. Hummel, D. Mc- Dowell, M. Hmulebush, B. Friend, E. Brown, Captain. Interclass Basketball Freshmen 4, Juniors 20. Sophomores 9, Seniors 13. Juniors 2, Seniors 32. Seniors in action. Dorothy shoots. WaUh out tor fouls. Seniors win. V- m X Girls ' Socker Team First Row (Back); B. Brown, E. Trumble. M. Corbett. C. Fowler. S. Truckell, M. Willis. J. Odale Second Row: V. Thorn- sen, L. Vaughn, D. Graham. R. Malsbery, Captain, M, Taylor. L, Vaughn. Interclass Socker Fi-eshmen 0. Seniors 2. Juniors 0, Sophomores 4, Seniors 2, Sophomores G. Socker team. Sophomores at work. A goal! The finish. ' ' ur ? L Association First Row (Back): M. Thomsen. L, Thomas. Secretary, A. Harrington. D. Thomas. J. Munsch.v C. Lovelace. J. Stratton, L. Newton. B. Harris. President. Mr. Burton, Advis er. Second Row: G. Sakaguchi, J. Merker. E. Terra, Representative to Boy ' s Federation, F. Pereira. B. Lowe. C. Rose, .J. Nishimine. F. Blakeley. C. Flowers. Third Row: f;. Badasci. H. Starrett, H. Pratt. L. Rhoads. E. Costa. G Oiira, A. Sterling, J. Camara. First Row (Back) : F. Shore, K Lowe, L. Do- mingos, C. Parker, T. Cardozo, B. Sippcl, B. Zeh- ring. Second Row: G, Luna, F. Dillard, A. Dick- enson, G. Cobh. G. Phillips. J Orton, T. Avila, C. Soto. Third Row: A. Azevedo, L. Buckner, H. Atkinson, D. Quinn. P. Ragle. B. Jones, H. Thomas —71- 1 Butch Starrett going over. Look out, girls! Dutcli bucking the line. Hard work. Jack? What are you looking at? Where ' s the ball, bo.vs? Pose pretty, girls! Bessie up to bat. Come on! Yell!! George Oura. Just a little further. Mike. 2 - 4 - 6 - hike! Nice work. Vera. I ' ounty champion. Another tenuis star. Pitching horseshoes. Who ' s got the ball? Lemoore?? I Kettleman City Belles. Mr. King and his convei ' tible sedan. Charlie and her number 14 ' s! Where ' s the better-half. Jack? Who ' s holding up the post? Smile pretty, boys. Babies must play! Your move, Mr. Ward. Pull clown your sweater, Tufty . Incline. Gossipers. Inexperienced but they ' ll learn. Modern dress. Freshmen show-off. Look at the birdie. Is it good? 1 Boys gather tor tree planting. What? No girls! Steadies! Guess who?? What? Another fish story, Mr. Ward? Sophies! ! Taking it easy. More girls! School busses. Showing off! ! Stratford belles. Lunch time. What? No books? Hello, girls. More of Stratford! Who ' re you looking at ' l! (a£ ts s§jj l Wha fcha got, Gilbert?? Going places. Is it good? Eliso Nichols. Posing. Taking off! Is it cold, Mr. Graham? Just imagine! Jango Nishimine. Holding hands. Showing off! Skids Blakeley. They look natural. |i Lunch time. Are you lost, Sally? Tired, girls? Ice-skating experts. I ( L ,t ' (Vlt y ' : My Schoolmates 4 Ol s V .t • v r My Schoolmates 4 I I I ■1!± : v-(yu :? ' ' I iJLutcri- ck--- QUIZ student A would like to save, but somehow never Gets around to it. Student B saves a little each week, systematically. Which Student is More Likely to Succeed in Later Life? i Open an Anglo Bank Savings Account, like Student B, and save something each week. ANGLO CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK LEMOORE Member Federal Deposi: Insurance Corporation BURKE STEVENS Sales i fV Service CHSDLinE DIE5EL FUEL THE CHminDL campnnM Ltd. NINTH STREET LQS BNCEL65 £ im te£ - SFINTR FE SPRINGS, HH JFQRO Congratulations To The Class of ' 38 LAURA ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanents $2.50 $3.50 $5.00 Specialize in Hair Cuts All Work Guaranteed Phone 42 313 Heinlen JOHNSON ' S STYLE SHOP Women ' s Apparel Lemoor e California BOULEVARD CLCLERY and HOBBY SHOP Model Airplane Supplies Bicycles — Repairing — Parts Virgil Davidson, Prop. 219 Lacey Blvd. Hantord CLARA ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Coiffure Phone 53 409 D Street HANFORD MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE The Car That Has Everything Lr. DeCampos, Mgr. Eighth and Redington Phone 6S0 Hanford COSTA BROS. General Merchandise Phone 18 StratCord California STRATFORD BAKERY BAKING GOODS and PASTRY PHONE 31 - J Stratford California POSTOFFICE STORE DRY GOODS — SODA FOUNTAIN MRS. SHANKLAND Kettleman City California Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win by fearing to attempt. — Shakespeare HALL ' S FOOD MARKETS CARL H. DUFFY OPTOMETRIST Phone Hanford 87 123 W. 7th Street Hanford JAMES B. BURKE All Forms of INSURANCE Lemoore California SERVICE BARBER SHOP Specializing ' in Men ' s, Children ' s and Women ' s Haircuts A. V. Cardozo. Prop. ARTESIA GROCERY Graceries, Meats and Vegetables Kettleman City California PEDEN ' S CAFE Counter and Booths Air Conditioned PETER PAN Candy — Fountain Hanford California CONGRATULATIONS- Lemoore to the Class of 1938 G. B. CHINN INSURANCE and GRAIN California LEMOORE THEATER FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT Lemoore California C. G. FOLLETT INSURANCE — BONDS NOTARY PUBLIC Licensed Real Estate Broker 331 D Street Lemoore I POINDEXTER SKOEGARD HARDWARE — PLUMBING Phone Lemoore 9 Sheet Metal Work — Stoves — Gas Engines — De Laval Agency — Sterling Pressure Systems — Paints and Oils F. S. STRATTON Furniture and Household Furnishings Lemoore Calitornia DeMello ' s Radio Service Radios, Washers and Sporting Goods 353 D Street Phone 73 SUCCESS To the Class of 1938 LOWE ' S ELECTRIC SHOP Everything Electrical Lemoore California H. A. McDonald Jewelry and Gift Shop Phone 54 Lemoore California COMPLIMENTS R. R. FUNK DENTIST Pacific Southwest Bldg. Lemoore Phone 225 OLD CYPRESS INN KETTLEMAN CITY VEDA ROOMBOS. Prop MARKET The Best Service In Towu .... For Ladies and Gentlemen Groceries and Meats PHONE 1 105 Lemoore Ave. Lemoore PERRY SOUZA, Props. STRATFORD MARKET DESERT SERVICE Complete Lubrication Fresh and ICE WATER REST ROOMS Cured Meats H. Goodrich, Prop. Stratford California Kettleman City California LA GUNA VISTA AXTELL ' S SERVICE STATION Confectionery — Notions SiDecial Car Service Magazine Agency Cold Soft Drinks Barber Shop 1 Mile South of Kettlenian City Stratford California I DR. BENJAMIN H. PRATT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 217 - J BANK OF LEMOORE BUILDING THOMSEN Compliments of MACHINE SHOP Phone 67 CLARK CLEMENT Welding — Arc — Acetylene Attorney-At-Law and Forge G. M. C. Trucks Pordson Tracktors Lemoore California ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the ' 38 Nuntius Staff, wish to express our appreciation to the merchants who have helped make this book possible by their financial aid. USE THE BEST You Will Like IDEAL FLOUR Manufactured in Kings County LACEY MILLING COMPANY Fresno Bakersfield Hanford FRIEND SERVICE Distributors of Petroleum Products Phone 44 405 D Street Lemoore Baby Chicks Eggs Compliments of ROE HATCHERY CUSTOM HATCHING PHIPPS MORTUARY Lemoore California Lemoore Calif. PLANK ' S LEMOORE DAIRY We Are Indebted to Appreciates Your ORTON SON Business For the Amount of this A. M. PLANK. Manager Space FITZSIMONS MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats F. E. Fitzsimons, Prop. Phone 50 Lemoore DOCKSTADER ' S DAIRY Complete Fountain Service Ice Dairy Products Lemoore California I COMPLIMENTS OF— LEMOORE STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 120 Lemoore California LEMOORE HARDWARE COMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE Electric Stoves General Electric Refrigerators Sporting and Athletic Goods Crockery and Glassware Mccormick deering tractors FARM machinery Phone 206 Lemoore SPROUSE-REITZ CO. LEMOORE BAKERY 5-10-15 STORE Notions Cakes Pastery Dry Goods Bread Fresh Twice Nothing over 49c Daily Lieinoore California D Street Lemoore GEO. C. BILLINGSLEY BROWNSTONE ' S TANK SERVICE General News Agent Local and Long Distance Hauling Candies Notions Phone 236 P. O. Box 274 Lemoore California Lemoore California DON MARX Compliments of — J. F. NUNES LEMOORE DEPT. STORE GROCERIES and Wearing Apparel HARDWARE Lemoore California Lemoore California LEMOORE PLANING GOMEZ GROCERY MILL Groceries that are Fresh and at Reasonable Prices Wm. Mehaffey, Prop. always. Lemoore California fi22 Hill Street Lemoore Compliments of V. CHINN Lemoore Oalifoinia DR. J. P. YOUNG Physician and Surgeon Lemoore California Cut Flowers for All Occasions Corsages. Wedding Bouquets, and Floral Designs HANFORD FLORAL SHOP Phone 159 Hauford Happiness Always, Graduate ! STRATFORD BEAUTY SHOPPE Theda Fabry, Cosmetologist BRITT ' S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Phone 136 320 Fox Street DODGE Sales— Service PLYMOUTH Official AAA Tow Service Lemoore California CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ' 38 TARR ' S MEN ' S and BOYS ' WEAR Hanford California To the Graduating Class of 1938 We Extend Our Heartiest Congratulations JAMES WEBSTER GRAIN and FEED Lemoore California MAGAZINES HASS CANDY LEONI DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Lentherie Guerlain Perfumes Montag Stationery Kerk Guild Soaps Kodak Finishing We Specialize In Prescription Work Compliments of MIRVISS For Service ' Exclusive Women ' s Apparel 125 W. SEVENTH STREET HANFORD LLOYD COATS Clothier Who Repeats At the Corner of Heinlen and D Streets !■ Congratulations- i TO THE CLASS OF 1938 May your education help you to a rich harvest of useful living R. 0. DEACON LUMBER CO. LEMOORE MARTIN GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles Phone 210 129 D Street Lemoore LEMMON BROS. CHEVROLET HANFORD AVENAL, LEMOORE KINGS CO. CREAMERY ASSOCIATION, Inc The Dairyman ' s Creamery Lemoore California QUALITY BOOT SHOP G. BAUER, Prop. FOOTWEAR and HOSIERY for MEN. WOMEN, and CHILDREN Lemoore California C ompliments of GOLDEN STATE CO., Ltd. Lemoore California Best Wishes To The Class of ' 3S SUPERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS Ice Cream, Milk, and Cream PHONE 1 325 N. Douty Street Hanford LEMOORE GRAIN AND FEED H. S. BRIETIGAM 331 E Street Phone 76 Lemoore CASSIDY ' S BROWNbilt SHOE STORE Happy Feet for All the Family Stores at: Hanford Visalia Tulare COUSINS TRACTOR COMPANY CATERPILLAR TRACK-TYPE TRACTORS JOHN DEERE TRACTORS and FARMING IMPLEMENTS BUICK AUTOMOBILES Hanford Bakersfield Corcoran Wasco LINCOLN MARKET All Kinds of Fresh Meat Vegetables and Groceries Phone 4S Lemoore W. H. HARD Harness and Harness Repairing 321 D Street Lemoore DR. W. B. COBB DR. W. P. BYRON Dentist Physician and Surgeon Bank of Lemoore Building Phone 214 Lemoore Lemoore Califoi CONGRATULATIONS— Class of 1938 BURLINGTON ' S Groceries — Vegetables Phone 35 Lemoore H. I. ALLIS DRUGGIST Drugs — Sundries — Stationery Soda Fountain Lemoore California To the Graduating Class of 1938 We Extend Our Hearty Congratulations BUILD WITH CENTRAL CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Corner F and Fox Streets Phone 12, Lemoore S. H. Ross, Mgr. BOB ' S SUPER SERVICE Complete and Thorough Automotive Service SHELL PRODUCTS PONTIAC AGENCY Lemoore California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1938 TUP mmm immm PHONE 131 This Book Printed by Lemoore Advance -M i V I L I •U JUXVJ.IKJUM i ■ Jl . T -W - t i - ■ ' 14 -:J ' . m. ' h