Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

o,, WI ijt , -11-i ' f xxx ,, , X ff moss wxmxsuamms a Q' X 7K 'Qin ' l 9 X v 4 I ,,,.'f l?! 05: - Z k ZZ Z WZ Z 2' f f Mi' Z Z M J ? TH E K Y NEXJSPIAL A 4 M, EX LIBRIS lwy i 1 Mi , l W E. w E L 3 uma J f ' H m ' W! W Y lux li x w 1 N N :L X NM M sz- xv Y 11 f 1 'w V, 7 QQLAQ I U um - J Wunfrua I9 1 LEMOORE UNION HIGH SCHOOL Lemoore Colnfornuc: VOLUME XLII C Presented by the Senior Cioss ' ' ,gli A f 'Q K ' ,.,.-- ' fd --A fd' 3 als ff Y if g .fff 1- j111 0 5E2id5'?J 5,531.3 , -1 .SzAoo! Wemoried During the four years we seniors have passed from building to build- ing and from class to class, between the intervals ofthe ringing ofthe bell, in order to increase our knowledge through the instruction received in the various required subjects and those ot our choice, the associations with our teachers and classmates and the many pleasures we have ex- perienced in these structures have endeared them to us. Ideals of good sportsmanship and fair play, opportunities for self- expression, and leadership, development of abilities and skills - all these have been given to us within these walls. As we leave Lemoore High School, there is no better way for us to recall these experiences than by recording them in this pictorial way in our 1950-1951 Nuntius. The School Execufive l N Board o irecforri RUSSELL M. HIGHTOWER W. H. HARRIS Secreicry L. H. THOMSEN President W. M. LYLES V. W. BURROWS enefa Clllafgel' W H REILLY Dlstrlct Superintendent SCHOOL LIFE OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES The theme School Life' which IS carried through the succeeding pages of the 1951 Nuntlus depicts school lrfe as It actually exrsts As the narrative suggests every effort IS made to provlde many opportunities for the development of Ieadershrp scholarshnp workmanshnp and creatuve abnlutres A large part of the school curruculum IS devised to prepare students for worthy cntrzen shnp Many of the extra currlcular actlvntles student government organlzatlons and student clubs are desrgned to teach the democratic way of llfe The Importance of loyalty service sportsmanshup and cooperatlon rs emphasized throughout the entrre program for the attaunment of these qualrtres rs the goal of our schools The l95I edltlon of the Nuntlus very capably presents a chromcle of varred and colorful happenrngs of the past year I trust that every student as he revlews thus yearbook wrll look back upon the year wuth pleasure I I , , . , . . . . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 - ' ' I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 daociafe ener-af Walzager LEONARD R WARD Pruncupal THE AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL TODAY The Amerucan hugh school today us to serve all the youth of all the people Thus us a durferent concept from the begunnung when ut prepared boys especually to enter a college to become munusters or lawyers A very narrow segment of the boy and gurl populatuon had the unclunatuon or opportunuty of attendung and graduatung from :u hugh school The people of thus great new country were contunually movung spreading out to new lands and new horuzons Funally famulues began to remaun un defunute areas and the luttle known places became more and more populated There was always a great amount of work to do the hard way Many boys start ed to work un theur early teens and gurls much more than at present marrued establushed homes and became mothers before they were twenty Today the age of youth us extended longer unto the age of adults Greater are the complexutues of luvung and greater the opportunutues for all who are prepared to meet them Our youth must have some knowledge of thungs that not only affect them ummeduately and locally but also of questuons that come to them from a natuonal and world wude level Hence we have a hugh school that us more unclusuve of all the youth that us broader and more general un uts offerungs and that furnushes a pattern of luvung geared to our untrucate and marvelous umes ln the Lemoore Hugh School we are exceptuonally fortunate We have youths representung all the people We have an envuronment of not only excellent faculutues and equupment but of beauty We have a guudance from the people of the com munuty the board members the faculty other personnel and student leaders to a very great extent based on the conceptuon of the potentual worthwhuleness and the dugnuty of every personaluty These blessungs guve and wull contunue to guve par tucular character to our school and to all who luve and work for awhule un contact wuth ut 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I ' . ' - - uu uu - - 1 1 1 1 . . I 1 1 T . , . 1 - ' 1 1 1 Mid fanf enera! manager H. L. MUELLER Vice Principal Dean of Boys Geometry and Algebra FACING TH E FUTU RE Within the last year the Korean situation has changed the future plans and hopes of many members of the class of '5l. The resulting unrest and uncertainty has not come about without presenting its problems. During your high school days you are asked to write various tests. Through information gained from these tests and by counseling with faculty members and friends, perhaps many of you have learned something about yourself that may help you decide to go to college or choose some occupation that does not require further education. You have also been asked to pass through the at- tendance office to account for absence and tardiness, because punctuality and regularity in attendance are desirable traits of character to be developed in every student. lt is hoped that by accepting responsibilities and cooperating with other students and teachers you may realize the maximum benefits from your experiences in high school. ln whatever walk of life each graduate may choose to follow may he receive happiness and success. In this book are recorded numerous activities and incidents of school life that may help to preserve happy memories of days in Lemoore High. OFFICE STAFF Lett to right: Jenny Mahan, Attendance Secretary, Katherine Northomer, Office Secretary, Viva Reid, Secretary to Mr. Reilly and Accountant. Al Albrecht Wilbur Booth Typing, Short'-Gnd. Fificnfiul Physical Education, Athletics Adviser Student Body. Mathematics, Sponsor l' muse aiakeiey Amf'f 'on1 Physical Education, Sponsor Francis Buckley G.A.A. Director of Audio-Visual Edu cation, Mathematics, Chemis try, Physics, General Science, Sponsor Science Club, Direct or of Stage lighting, eparfmenf Wanagera .2411 gxpreddion Throughout our four years we have been indebted to our teachers for all they have done to make it possible for us to reach l95l, our senior year. Not only have they imparted knowl- edge in the various subiect courses in which we have enrolled, but they have sponsored the many club activities which have given us the opportunities for leadership, for self-expression, co- operation, and sportsmanship. They have aided us in planning and managing our social affairs success- fully. We have appreciated their time Field Craps, Horticulture Fa Management, Animal H A. Marshall Hardin , i u bandry, Sponsor Future For: Bernard Burton John Franklin Lolita Groff ir' Chcme' ,567 fdlfs Physical Education, Athletics, Farm Mechanics, Field Crops, English, Reading Improve- Crm? Fgrgmers O'gUr m c Sponsor L Association, J' Ralph DaWdY Sponsor Future Farmer, Chap- ment, Journalism, Sponsor of up er ' Noon Games. Offlwilfflf BOYS' Glee Clvbt ter 56, Adviser Young Farm- Publications, Sponsor ol Pub' Dwigh' E LaFoHene ' m U ' ' ' ' ' I . . Alice clawson 2'1!?us?l90 Clllb, lnltrv en S. ers Organization, Chapter 59. licity, Bogkkeepingl Omce Homemaking, Art, Crafts, Sen- Patricia Furlong Gertrude Gundacker Junior Business, Sponso ior Adviser, Sponsor Home Mignon Erickson Typing, English, Freshman English, Public Speaking, '5l p fedem Ao - Economics Club. English, Junior Adviser. Adviser. latin, Dramatics. 146, Senior Adviser. Ruth Lee George F. Lester English, Social Science, So- ciol Service Committee Ad- viser, Sponsor Scholarship Federation, Chapter l-16, Sey- mour Award Committee Chair- ITIUH. of .X4Pl0l'0ClCltl0I'l in accompanying us to games as well to conventions and meetings to es- good fellowship with students other schools. Our teachers have served us also our friends and counselors, helping to solve our problems, giving en- through successful en- discovering hidden talents, ng standards for character devel- , and guiding us in our ambi- For all that our teachers have done us we, the class of 1951, wish to ss sincere appreciation. irginia Saylor Physical Education, Sponsor Clarence Soderstrom G,A.A,, Social Affairs Advi- Workshop, Mechanical Draw- ser, Noon Games. ing, Sophomore Adviser. Seely William Weil memaking, Sponsor Home United States History, Rally Economics Club, Sophomore Committee Adviser, Freshman Adviser. Adviser. Lite Science, Junior Adviser, Tennis Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. .f..L.Z FF Mildred Logan School Nurse, Home Nursing. Edith Meyer American Government, Dean of Girls. Fred Oldham Guy White English, Social Science, Math- Advanced, Junior, and Be- ematics, Assistant Football ginning Band, Maiorettes, Mu- Coach, Baseball Coach, sic in Elementary Schools, Senior Adviser. Emma Wooten Spanish, English, Social Sci- ence. N 35,-ft D F' 51-. '9 Carl Platz Driver Education and Tra ning Farm Mechanics Trattlc Con trol Sponsor D saster Com m ttee Vtrqtl A Revue En ish l. ralan Study Hall Director John E Rude o Mechan cs l Il Q11 4 4, , U' 1 A-n -gn, .X I ,4 1 . 'nQ,y.a, .15 v N . .-. , 9:1 . .-.u , Q, ,-ve.. n X y. 1 4 S , . ' ,7. sg ,N '73 I Nh K -AY' I .. 4 ' ' 1,. . 'xl' . 1 , f as x M x mf 1 r .- R -1 'v.' nk J ux V X 'A v 4' fo ix Y . 1 .w K l Wt .V 's jj :Ng G X q K it. I 4' 'KF , Q and X 'Haba iQ! 1 it - n V, Q 7 LL'f L 1. ' 'EX Qt! QJIF L X 4 PM f ,x Yi 1 Av X ,X K L- I 1 5: ' R p 'W 1 Q Q . r . , vi xyj ' 'M . in , .. F T up ara X l Q ' Q, V .,- . ' g 44, K - ' ' , 1 nr . f. K ' ft JL A -'Aw ' . . ff 4 - ' ?' if 4? ffl: ' I W' E -2 Q 1? an 1 M, 7 1 K x Q 4 , . 1 R1 - if V C Air? , ,J . 5 5 l n fx 4. ? T5 1.54 I ,.A, 9 1 I.. I I. I 3,964 fhlellf --- .i T - i,1 frfrufef CLEO ANN CRAWFORD NOLVE RTO CHOUCO Honor Student LAWRENCE R. CLARK FRANCIS COOK Vice Presideni ARILYN JEANELL COSTA W - -vs-9-'T , CAROLYN JONES Honor Student eniord SUE LANCASTER Honor Student BOB MACEDO GLENN MOON ESTHER NEWHOU SE COLLIS M. NISBET Honor Student FRANKIE L. OLIVAS JOHNNY OLIVAS RICHARD O'ROURKE Honor Student PETE J. ORSABA JANE PARKER JAMES H. PERKINS BARBARA LuDORlS McGEE JOE A. MENDES MARY JANE MERCER 'lg 'F' CAR OLE LORRAINE PHILLIPS REYNOLD PONCE KATHLEEN PRINCE DALE RANSDELL HELEN REED JUNE REEVES PATRICIA REID GUS REYNOSO NANCY RICHMOND Honor Siudenl ROBERT M. ROSS JOAN RUDE PAT SANTUCCI EARL SCHLICKEISER Presideni MATILDA SILVA SUE WARNOCK Secretary Honor SIudenI BOBBIE WILLIAMS eniorri DoN wnsow PAUL WOOD PHYLLIS ZINK Honor Student rw, . . .,: , ROSEMARY SPARKS WINONA LEE TAYLOR DARRELL E. TORRES KEITH LUVERNE TURLEY EARL VALENTINE ADELINA VIEIRA NORMA JEAN WAITE DORIS DENE SINGLETON Honor Sfudent RAY SM ITHSON Honor Siudent I 1 -Q ' ug' gl X D' 518 5 A54 N -xt! Xu NCQ I6 is ,' 9? 24 'bt' so !,. L.-1? .1 pf' M0011 jill? 0lU Co edztor of Nuntlus Reporter ot F F A The future Mrs Turley Busmess manager of Nunttus 1949 Lemoore Day Queen Typmg edutor of Nuntlus Assrstant busaness manager A cute brown l'alred edttor A famous trumpet player Future Farmer president Home EC member Pftcher ofthe baseball team Member ofthe Glee Club Flrst vnce presldent of Girls League Dxvcr ofthe swummvng team 2 Q 3 X -os gi V K J' l l 9 lO 4 I 9 5' . fe- , l s A wg ., 3- fr is 'f 13 I4 I2 l . - ' ' L Q 2. Commissioner of Assemblies 5' ' ' ' Y 7. ' ' ' 9 8. . , 9. , -. ' ' lO. 11, ' l2. . I3. ' l-4. l5 15. . . i . . , -L , 34 L Rf 'A F , , flu fr X 4 . U . v I it .1 . vw Rf' if 1 ,,.. 1 'a sg. P y ix W 5 Q ?f Q ffm ,321 .sum 1 ,QS ' X l L Q4 ,Mex IGH' 2, it I f ly. O .. if 5 Z fipy. , s , Bock row: Mr. Soderstrorn lodviserl, Donald Dudley, Dan Hill, Eugene Coffman, Norman Vigorio, Billy Hat- field, Hurshel Decker. Fifth row: Joe Yelkin, Dale Chev- oyo, Charles Borreccn, Lew- is Mendes, Frank Hornon. Fourth row: Ardellis Duty, Maros Hummel, Leona Buy- ense, Darlene Hendrix, Margery Brothers, Corrine Bodenhomer, Doreen Vin' ciole. Third row: Wilton Wyman, Ncoma Collum, Doris Tuck, Robert Robbins, Cloves Jolliff, Pauline Rou- lino. Second row: Uno Block, Doris Avila, Cloud- ine Wolloce, Frances Fred- rick, Reboleo Fletcher, Done old King, Manuel Mendes, Jimmy Lee. Front row: Eu- gene Cordoza, H o r l e n Hobbs, Roy Beathe, Deon Horroh, Bobby Gardner, Ted Gow. . .Q xg. a K Bock row: Bernnie Lucas, Jim Lam, Leroy Nail, Donald Oliver, Sixth row: Raymond Davis, Trini- dad Gonzales, Richard Martinez, Dick Gomez. Fifth row: Potsy Hon- non, Robbie Moore, Anthony Nunes, Rush DeMello, Marvel Hartsfield. Fourth row: Lois Mc- Grew, Dolores Silva, Jenny Zubiri, Bob Harris, John Hardin. Third row: Marilyn Harris, Veramae Tor- res, Florence Ramos, Geraldine Hotchkiss, Judy Willms. Second row: Morcene Murray, Helen Rom' os, Gwen Wilson, Verna Moe Crawford. Front row: Jackie Ano- cleto, Leopol Rocha, Susie Bau- tista, Betty Puckett. if 1 D ff 1, -4 Q al Y R .yard 011 PV if '1 1 I W N4 gh 6 fc Z, 4 fr jP25Ah1 dll l0I'd Back row: John Rasey, Durwood Riley, John Lourence, Johnnie Berton, Bobby Lowe, Kenneth Dunn, Willie Burton, Darrell Holder, Joel Oakes, George Hill, Anthony Rocha. Fifth row: Bill Maschmeyer, Ernest Smith, Bobbie Newman, Lorraine Ramos, Benny Aguilar, Johnny Champness, Philip Rodrigues, Bob Hartley, Jimmy Martin. Fourth row: Miss Furlong ladviserl, Joan Boykin, Coltilda Toledo, Barbara Maschmeyer, Ruthie Santucci, Evelyn Luis, Angie Rocha, Bobby Phipps, Jess Wheat, Bill Lam, Odell Amierson. Third row: Hazel Tittsworth, Violet lnabnit, Bernadette Ramos, Emmett Wheeler, Leroy Brothers, Donald Webb. Sec- ond row: Rosie Soto, Mary Jane McClanahan, Melba Payne, Rose Marie Cotta, Joan McDaniels, Ginger Brothers, Noreen Watson, Kathleen Hurst, Larry Shuman. Front row: Carol Young, Jeanette Nichols, Ella Faye Skaggs, Norma Cribbs, William Rodrigues, Lionel Perry. 138,964 fmenf .SQAOOK Urganizafion STUDENT BODY Sept I5 Freshman Inutuatuon Ot c Oc Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an Crt Crt 8 8 8 e eb Mar Mor Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr Apr May May June June Sept Oct Nor ec e Mar Apr Apr May Sept Oc Nov an B e Mar Apr May Oct Mar I3 Patruotuc program Rusty Powell spoke on Muracle of Ameruca 24 Red Crass program Mr Brownung spoke on has trup to Europe 25 Boy Scout talk by Stephen Myruck and pucture on trup to Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge I6 Junuor Play We Shook the Famuly Tree 22 Thanksguvung program Rev Newhouse spoke on the meanung of Thanksguvung 7 All school talent show I3 Chrustmas Pageant Why the Chumes Rang pre sented tothe grammar school Chrustmas Pageant for the hugh school Chrustmas Pageant for the publrc Annual Chrustmas party for the kundergorten to the thurd grades and hugh school Mathematucuan program Mr Rughlmure Blund concert by Jack Crowell and Ruchard C Smuth Puanust Barry Muneah Gurls Glee Club Safety program Mr Black showed a movue called Traffuc Wuth the Devul I6 Exchange program at Hanford 2I Zaruta and Paquuta Tour around the world wuth musuc 28 Red Cross Druve 2 lnte class basketball 7 Boys Glee Club I5 I6 Senuor I y Tuger House 27 General Motors program Spoke on The Revuew of Progress Showed process of makung synthetuc rubber developm nt of lujht untensuty Increase of speed through get propulsron 30 Standard Oul program Two puctures Skylune Hake Over the Muur Traul and Survuval Under Atomuc Attack 4 Ventruloquust Happu Burno and hus fruends Eughth Grade day Band concert by the Lemoore Hugh School band Exchange program wuth Hanford here lnstallatuon of the new Student Body offucers Student Body swum party Baccalaureate Graduation GIRLS LEAGUE Get Acquaunted Party Gurls League Talent Show Report on the Gurls League Conventuon I4 Chrustmas Party I5 Dramotuc r adung of pay Good bye Fancy by Mrs Arthur Shupley Talent Show Mothers Party Orchesus from Fresno Stale College lnstallatuon of new offucers BOYS FEDERATION Meetung to open new school year Speech by Sheruff Clyde about San Quentun accompon ue wuth puctures Pucture about football at Army Theater party Duchess of ldqho I Talk on tree planting by Earl Schluckeuser and a ug ture on Calufornua s Golden Begunnung 6 Planted trees about 80 fruutless mulberry and Ma desto ash I Talent S Ow 5 Pucture on the All Star Football Game 3 lnstallatuon of new offucers CALIFORNIA SCHOLAPSHIP FEDERATION CHAPTER 146 28 Meetung of the Twentueth Dustruct at Suerra Unuon Hugh School Auberry 8 Hanford Chapter entertouned the Lemoore Chapter Apr Apr May June Sept Oct Nov Dec on eb Mar Apr May Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Dec Dec an an Mau Mar Mar Apr Apr May May Sept Oct Nov C an Feb Mar Apr May Sept Oct Nov Dec on Feb Mar Apr Apr May uenfd O 7 Lemoore entertauned the Twentueth Dustruct M J Roger Deos speaker 27 28 29 Lemoore CSF went to Berkeley and San Francus o Central Reguonal Conference II Swum and supper for Hanford Chapter 5 6 7 Lemoore C S F went to Yosemute GAA 7 lnstallatuon of new offucers Movue on rhythm swummung and fancy duvung Plannung of Sadue Hawkuns Dance Movue on wunter sports Busuness meetung concernung concessuons stututuon I Part of basketball tournament played off I Play off of basketball tournament 5 lnutuatuon of new members 3 Swummung meet award guven FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER 56 and con 2 State Faur at Sacramento exhubuted Iuvestock I5 Tulare County Faur exhubuted Iuvestock 30 Luvestock Show at Lemoore on Lemoore Day moore FF A hosts to County 4 H F FA 7 Conventuon at Kansas Ctty Ruchard ORourke and Warren George delegates to Notuonal Conventuon 9 Pucture Brustles to Brushes I2 Kungs County Faur FFA dusplayed lrvestock and farm mechanucs 2 Father and Son Banquet 4 Movue Growth of a Natuon 8 Army program wuth war puctures I5 Publuc Speakung Contest at Portervulle Vusuted only no contestants IO Vanderhoof Fueld Day Judgung beef I4 Co operatuve Mauketunq Quuz Contest at Portervulle Jum Esrey Earl Schluckeuser Joe Mendes Orman Rowley un Ist 2nd and 3rd place I7 22 Cow Palace Junuor Luvestock Show Exhubutors were John and Richard ORourke Fred Huxon Wulton Wyman Earl Schluckeuser and Ernest Smuth 2I Angus Fueld Day at Selma Judgung Contest at Davus 28 Fresno State College Judgung Contest at Fresno 5 Tulare Judcung Contest at Tulare 7 F F A Awards guven SCIENCE CLUB II Demonstratuons on telescope and model planes 9 Don Wulson explauned how to run the tape recorder 6 Duscussuon and demonstratuon on aurplane models led by Henry Curry 4 Demonstratuon on the hydrogen balloon and raduo s ndung apparatus by Earl Valentune 8 Motuon pucture on power 5 D monstratuon of the spectra of gaseous elements through use of the spectroscope 5 Pucture on Yosemute Notuonal Park 9 Barbara McKelroy and Henry Curry demonstrated safety durung atomuc attack 7 Electuon of offucers award of pruze to the most out stondung Club member and a motuon pucture on Realm of the Wuld HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 25 lnstallatuon of offucers 23 Talent Show by club members 27 Mrs McCrady a home economust showed udeas and sugoestuons for gufts I8 Sewed toys for chuldren un hosputals 22 Two movues Wungs to Hawauu va I9 Mrs Houck home economust for demonstratuons of Patterns for Partues I2 lnteruor decorator from Hanford I9 FFA and Home Economucs party 23 Program on sprung and summer fashuons 2l Swummung Party on ce Cornu gave y - I . . .- L y C.. - I. . 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MV- Ser, ublicalions adv' Grolli P A gurt Gdvl5e'7 M' uve . cdwser' b echl, lmcnce Y epresenla- entative. licily L airs, Bob s Reynos . ogene H I Benito, ' Standing: Sue Lancaster, commissioner of pub Cardoza, commissioner of social all ' er of assemblies, Gu Sitting- Em f ionel Ross, commission- o, commissioner of athletics. al, treasurerg Cell Forbes, secretary, Harvey presidenlp Dale Ransdell, vice president. . .Miss . dvI5e cial all0 5 U I on so A Mr, A hl tics adwser' , e on: O CAROLE PHILLIPS Girls' League President ...- o 7 . ll' if Gllaglle Uuncl he . , Maf9 e', qqtivef nshtne reiffesen irmvf' SU . - QA-PM b,, cha . Sitting' Rude' ge low - sefuce' d'ne , toon , -, . JOY Sogtul . Ciuu ' A bgtk- ublltl Y' Umgn t-ofmS, 4 on Sgmnqi Armgn P e Cho any-0 Chgtrm Peterson' chcalorbafc Mcqiuiit llf5l selgjonice Bgllol n bi9 and h Brown, ommmeeq Verhus' gssis committeez WM chotrma ' Rul C ,l ClY l Howe' ol Sho 'devil' - ,.grm5- nt: U A gn - 9, lf' vue preS' fgeunx a U nh trO ce' chuirm New Prmi l secvnd sec0nd Set' Preslde Walla ' itieS' Kal vig' - eSf h'llP ' ef! -' oil l 'Neel ' 1 Do,gthY -Tomo Rodflaz- Comte P len Marvel J QV? syster comm' Standlng Pfesidenlr . Q setfelot' leira H2091 lllle ' r 1 lv ' first vice .0 Ferret Leno O . . SYlvl ' erl. 5 Strung- rodvw Vopgrm 1 - M2751 rgeon M155 , mst Se tteff pglmu oga , .geolerafion ounci DON GOMEZ Boys' Federation President Standing, left to right: Mr. Mueller ladviserj, Reynold Ponce, F.F.A. representative, Sitting, left to right: Tony Soares, sergeant-at-armsg Don Gomez, Pf9Sid9ftl: Kenny Bray, treasurer, Earl Valentine, vice president, Ronnie Vieira, secretary. Rush DeMello, secretary: Pat Santucci, president Earl Valen tine, vice president. The Science Club' is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America as a contributing charter member. Mem- bership is open to any student with an interest or hobby in science. Meeting once a'month, the mem- bers were able to listen to demon- strations, to perform experiments, and to enioy entertainment. ln their free time they worked at their hob- bies in photography and radio. Starting this year, the student with the best project for the year will re- ceive the club's trophy in recogni- tion. Every Wednesday during the noon hour the club held nickel dances to raise funds for club activities. ahfornia .szkofaralzip jederafion CHAPTER 146 Left, back to front: Dick Dawdy, Nancy Buckley, Madilyn Engvoll, Arden Hotchkiss, Maros Hummel, Ardellis Duty. Center, back to front: Donna Mahan, Magda Von Karvaly, Gretta White, Bonnie Clark, Rebolea Fletcher, Ray Smithson, Righ, back to front: Mr. LaFoIlett ladviserl, Joanne Albrecht, Marlene Hull, Emogene Hall, John O'Rourke Doreen Vinciale Miss Lee lodviserl Doreen Vinciale, vice president, Stephen Myrick, president: Don Newhouse, treosurer. Left, buck to front: Marvel Jean Pclmatier, Evelyn Azevedo, Ellen Kalar, Ann Myrick, Josephine Avila. Eight, back to front: Pearl Clark, Judy Vierhus, Mar- guerite Peterson, Sue Warnock, Don Morgan. With a total membership of thirty- five active members and fourteen ca- dets, Chapter 146, C.S.F. has had a very active year. ln October the chap- ter was royally entertained by the newly organized Hanford C.S.F. chap- ter. Some of the year's achievements in- cluded the giving ofga one hundred and fifty dollar scholarship to a 1951 L. H. S. senior and the entertaining of the Twentieth District of the C.S.F., which included twenty-nine high schools with Roger Deas, secretary to Governor Warren, as speaker. The final event was the three-day trip to Yo- semite Valley. , ..,.-0 K ,MF S aff! 1 , ' E fu. , 4' 'W ,, , 2' W. gif' .rf , -3Qf,'TE QC , , ifQ f'?gX , .K if ha gi I .f?f Q. x U' 2 Q If W g f X'--.53 , , .QM 9 -VA nl 'Q- H an 1 A P I' by 4- , 'X'l 1 if I' ' 1 ' A A Q M v. ' ,im ,.., ' ,l I, ...- . .f 1 e g ., s , 44 9 I Q A -ii? g .5 Q ,V G I V .T Y 1' '- . , - 'f I - 4 Y iid Q fu A Q' --Q Ita Q ' i HV A3lT'x1v:f .lbx f , .gsvtff I sf! . N fi x M A xv -Q 'B I St H I '79 'I . 'J F , 'vi' - , k Q' my 4 A br f if bZ':'f '3' ' ' g'f43fjr'1321 Luv 1 ' A 3,3-sf: I xxx I' by - Rx Y , is' 1 , '. -I-A REP H j, 'Z vw 35, 74'-'asm 4 1. I El-1 X -,..-if Q 1 ,- ga v. I f l L. 1: 9 ' ii, he Vx x I -1: 4. 5 ai ,fb 1 I i Q . J,- 1 is 1.1 '1--.Q --nu T' ' 4 xif M r J: 1 .'N,- qtflalvr - Q - 4 up .Q ,, X hi rr'-Q lf V3.1 'f' f '. A .4441 I-3-, - 'ff- 16 Q.. W P: - . m x .4 1 Q , ' 7 3 ,X P fy! .352 x ar. LQ' . - i fl .1 Q .1 I ' .' 1 .. ' U, VA H I - - ' A Q ' V, , L' , x ' I B 39 V 1 ,, ' fw fr ' . 42' r ,-,Ji V . . AL I, - KL L -A 4 ' if Q , sv ,V 'M , ,ni V ' 'A - . , i 1 -V: e 1 1 , I A L. JV. 3' 1 ,-R. ff, A A Yo ,li :,,. I .u G W6 W, if. ..a ,agfffely ?f' fx ld.: V4 ' L ' . ' , 'f x bl! l .7 q f , Q ..v K , 5' ef 9 , ' 5775, f I . 'W if ' Q . - ., ,ax W 1 sm , I fb in -ln, .K I lim .,, Q4 ',f- .hush-A ,Qu ju fure armerd of America CH A PTE R 5 6 FARM MECHANICS Left to right: Dale Davison, Durwaod Riley, Donald Webb, Lbis DeVargas, Elmer Adamson, Ernest Smith, Dale Whinery, Johnny Champness, Ernie Dutra, Anthony Rocha, Ray Caldera, Mr. Franklin ladviserl, Johnnie Lcurence, Darrell Holder. HORTICULTURE Lett: Earl Schlickeiser, Manuel Raulino, James Golf, Everett Coffman, Orman Rowley, John Daugherty, Tony Soares, Mr. Hardin ladviserl. Right: Cruz Delgado, Richard Logan, Ted Esrey, Neville Buyense, Leonard Butcher, Tat Esrey. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Left to right: Phillip Anacleto, John O'Rourke, Fred Hixon, John Adney, Manuel Mendes, Tony Gravunce, Charles Borrecco, Joe Yelkin, Billy Hat- field, Harlen Hobbs. ' .-.4 fr f 'i 'p 'm 1 mf em' 1 ...l.- ' 'mf-fwfr 1 ' t ll A it The Future Farmers of America is the national orga- nization which reminds the public that thousands of boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools are poised, well trained leaders for the State's tomorrows. Their school programs include supervised farming proiects, cooperation, community service, meetings, pub- lic speaking, thrift, recreation, leadership, scholarship, and public relations. Many fine proiects have been start- ed by these Aggies while in school, and many ofthe proiects will continue to grow and expand even after the boys have left school, ample proof of the value of the training received while studying agriculture courses as Future Farmers. '54 ,L Q.. ' fn f- . l.ett to right: Jane Parker, vice president, Barbara Ransdell, music chairman: Mrs. Seely ladviserl, Emma Rodrigues, president: Reba Parker, secre ary- treasurer, Miss Clavlson lodviwfi- , Bettv Bock row: Bobbie Newman, Sally Ethridge, Jeanette Nichols, Angelina Andrada, Rose Borges Spangler, l-lelen Ramos, Florence Ramos, Deanna Ramos, Marlene Martin, Gretta White, Shirley Far- mer. Fourth row: Agnes Andrade, Tommie Beck, June Beck, Geraldine Andrade, Norma Bray, Betty Lou Peaqy Wright, Rosemary Sparks, Belle Bebereia, Gwen Wilson, Ruth Santucci. Third row: 'av. Dorothy Fraley, Robbie Moore, Patsy Hannon, Ellen Fraley, June Reeves, - ...1.qq, Patricia Tilrrws. Second row: Edna Daugherty, Joan Rude, -'ilrla Silva, Joyce Jacobs, Loretta Ramos, Shirley en Ann Crawford, Mable Lourence Mnschmever. . CL! coI10m'C6 om? ' for edu' rfumfy nlY offordS on oprl-igrify and for the T 0 , - ' C ' TS, amics club no Qrficlpchng. I-n home ec0n0m'S The HOITIE Econk. but also for p , S vislflng d GHODCI pro- ng: fr-Qflon he e UC - ' hofnerno I Dernons - ted fo 1 re fncde CgfIOn In . members- , Confflbu 1-QYS We . of Its ir SfYIlS'lS December: rom, Cli reCfe0hon 1 rs Gnd ho f Shions- In folenf Prog i . deCOI'C O ' vies on C the hgme lnfeflor D nd m0 f n Clf l f , am, Us did f0'k5 Omgs. There was U' swimmmg por Y gr hildren in IWOSP' nd qt the Spfmg for C F FIA-1 Q for fhe ' the Pony Back row: Arlene Oliveira, Pearl Clark Phyllis Bazen, Lorraine Ol' Bernadett , Carol Young, Betty Cross, Molly Duncan R ivas, Helen Herriage, Violet lnabnit, Alice G e Ramos, Phyllis link, Bobbie Williams M Dorothy Avila, Genevieve Musquez, Bett Golf, Wilba Reed, Lillie M Jean Smith Y , ose Marie Cotta eorge. Fourth raw: Delia G , erilyn Divine, Marilyn Co y Benitez, Emily Palomare endes, Sarah Benta ,Loui , vonne Martin, Evelyn lui Bernice Barker, Ruby Ni Front row omez sta, Sylvia Ferreira s. Third row: Norma f'-'L' , se Gomes, Ethel W'---' s. Second row: Joan M- ckel, Pauline Pauline : Geneva Sumpter. la-- , Ella Faye Skaun- ' lyuggcafiomi Pat Reid, Carolyn Jones, Adelina Viei, ra, Nuntius editors. Esther Newhouse, calendar, John Hardin, Don Newhouse, photographers. NUNTIUS The experiences we have had in Lemoore High we wish to enjoy in retrospect as the years advance. The Nuntius staff has chlosen the school theme in order to record more completely this year's activities, associations, and pleasures through pictures and story forfuture recollections. The staff wishes to express its appreciation to all of the members of the facultv and to the students for their help in our publication of this 1950-l95l Nuntius. ART STAFF Left to right: Reynold Ponce, Don Gomez John Gomez, Eddie Caldera, Victor Cholico Marguerite Peterson, Helen Reed, Sue lan caster. ,9uLAcafion5 Sue Lancaster, commissioner ot pub- licity, editor of Tiger's Voice, Miss Graft, sponsor at publicity and pub- Iications. ' Standing, back: Norma Waite, Nuntius assistant business man- ager, Mr. Albrecht, financial adviser, Doris Singleton, Nuntius business manager. Sitting, front: Emogene Hall, assistant fi- nancial adviser. THE TlGER'S VOICE The nine students enrolled in the iournalism class this year have had the re- sponsibility ofthe publication of the Tiger's Voice. The course in iournalism, given for credit, has provided the practical training in iournalistic style necessary for the writing of articles for the Tiger's Voice, which has been published once a month. As commissioner of publicity on the Student Council, Sue Lancaster has assumed the responsibilities of the editor ofthe Tiger's Voice. TlGER'S VOICE STAFF Lett: Earl Schlickeiser. Center: Matilda Silva, Tony Cotta, Barbara Ransdell. Right: Doris Singleton, Janean Alviso, Norma Waite. 0' V 3,5 E' Ugisiqrg .55 5+ EYE ggi 3 wr Q ' VM 'V ga Q, Ei iviggg Q W V , V is' 'Q 12, 'Q 5 6' 5 za Q25 ff Ex G- QV mf W 'N' 3, 4 E 5 .5 .' Y I gf , V . P Q we Ei 9- Sf' 55' is G 0 4' 'S-54 , 'ff' Q 9' -G' ,Gi ff Q , Q1 x I fi N.-,I xg, mg! x 1 xv' H - P' . W5 y 1 W I N , Q A' X I ' -: . 5 G E915 5 sx,f j l 'vvz Q91 95299392 z K n I-In wwf -J Q, ., 'E 1 A-U' f skvk Standing: Beverly Palmer, Pele Orsaba, Jock Boker, Harvey Benito, Frank Olivas, Don Mello, Frank Morgado. Silling, back: Lillie Mendes, Angelina Andrada, Geraldine Hotchkiss, Lorraine Olivas, Donna Wallace, Lena Oliveira, -laura Rodrigues, Louise Gomez, Sarah Benlo. Silling front: Evelyn Azevedo, Janice Bello, Grella While, Frances Fredrick, Claudine Wallace, Wanda Smilh. EU16! ALICE GEORGE, Accompanist MR. WHITE, Director MR. DAWDY, Direclor 5 llbepa fmenf D nl. 5 D f I .l A ' if as Q, ..-' N 1 , 'F ,sl ' fs M. ! .' Y' L 1 .- c- Poifz ty 1 5 C 5' If J, F ju-ff . 'A ,:,f.L,,,4c ,ff .gg vw' ,mf gf?-of f 'Q 21-,X on ,, , ,:L6L'5c..O.V X- A za-0.87, X ., , o I' 'wa , ..,,e'ofc-0 3 fn' , .,-2-Exuigo E5 s pi- 'L wif-f:,i .1 11 L wav- 1 . 5' ' ,: a:of'f.:b 4 'E 'Lg 1, -1. ' gcc .- , . ' 301,002 co , ., ,A ? J ' ,,-, rg . fl if ' 1- ff '? .:gfv v ll - 9,,,1 X .C .j 'gf 4 .-QQ' -l 'c-'nc ,. s .' ' P u . 1 uf- . . ,. .,,.-,.A lv M . 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F 5 - .4-11., v if 4 A 51 :QQ 2 A ' g x M1 '- , , T' 7 effigy 2 xt' y wf 6. . af' O - an 1 N 6' 2 'R x .ik 4, rg 1 ' . A vb .,, Q I .0- ., ., M J Xqf' 0 I 2 s I 'S N we Nm- eff lm N 'P C gd? J 5 1 xi -' . . ,QV gt 'fl . j K Lf ,f 'Q Q sk 5 ' ' K A X , -.-nf' W... . -F V: , . Q a -y I fm l ,, fig 'Q S T 1 3 ,4 ff 1 I ' f ' I A I V. M L x wil, I V, viii 4 . ,O T555 I A fr V 'ig-.1 1 v A . X --P L. D 57 I' ax' - .ue Wh 4 A 1 Q 1-Lv af- :E W' I 141. 4 F 1 0 -N., A I T' A.. I Q 5? ll. V' K 'Q ,- W s b,a :lf '3 xf lg l 1,4 I , +1 44g 6 .' w If 'x , , 5 vi Q - en S S AM! Ouf 1. The Einsteins of L.U.H.S. 2. Geting in shape tor Homecoming. 3. Nancy won the D.A.R. award. A. Don came out on top in the King's County speech contest. 5. Plate lunch, please. 6. These boys did a good iob in helping Mr. Rennick. .gy I1 , . +3 iff ..-' m , A f I J 5 'NL wi fx ff-an Uv- X ,hh ' n PQ .Al S a Q. N C -- if ,--11:1--I--1 . i11-an . -vu14gnsgu-n ii:- 'if' I-..- . sf w G-Asif! ' ,Ag W , ?Q. Lf '0 F! ting J .C r ...ii af? iaugariiir ng 34 .s 5 ' , 4' J , f I 91 J l mm! l ! e!! 65 rj I P 1 Mr. Burton, Mr. Lester, Coaches. Jim Beasley, Reber! Beckham ar if Johnnie Berlon, Kenny Bray y Paul Bulner, Nolverfo Cholico Top row: Lawrence Clark, Francis Cook, Leland Covin, Donald Dudley, Rudy Garcia. Bolfom row: James Goff, Lee Gruwell, Dan Hill, Richard Hodgkin, Vernon Jones. A , 'Ki ,t S1 Q A fi' Top row: Richard Logan, Tommie Merritt, Don Morgan, Leroy Nail, Pete Orsaba. Bottom row: Richard O'Rourlie, Buff Parker, Dale Ransdell, Joe Reyes, Bill Valentine. Lower lelt: Don Gomez Captain Earl Valentine, Ronnie Vieira Don Warnock, Joe Yelkin Lower right: Richard Orne, Dick Dawdy, Waterboys. Jim Lam 15. Bobby Lbwe, Wayne Wendorfl Frank Morgado, Managers. f wb.. eng QQ 51 ' Top row: Mr. Booth, Mr. Oldham lcoochesl, ' ' Benny Aguilar, Jack Baker. Middle row: Neville --' Buyense, Eddie Caldera, Ray Caldera, Kennelh Crawford. Boflom row: Cruz Delgado, John Dock- slader lcaplainl , Johnny Gomez, o!igAfweigLf joofgaf Back row: Ted Gow, Eugene Pierotve, Gerry Villi' borghi, Twelis Huckabay, Robert Robbins, An- thony Rocha, Dennison Parolini, Kenneth Dunn, Phillip Rodrigues. Second row: Tom Modruga, Gary Gruwell, Billy Halfield, Charles Borrecco, Gary Burrows. Front row: Freddie Hixon, Billy Beasley, Bill Lam, Ray Bealhe, Fred Ferguson. Top row: Richard Gomez, Dean Harrah, Marvel Hartsfield. Bottom row: Bob Hartley, Jimmy Lee, Alvin Luis. . --n. la l 01 - 4-- -nm -an oZigAfweigLf goof Tap raw: Johnnie Lourence, Richard Martinez, Don Mello. Middle row: Roger Neal, Nick Palomares, Augustine Reynoso, Gus Reynoso. Bottom row: Ray Smithson, Aurin Wendorff, Jess Wheat, Eugene Wheat. 'gf in AJ .- 1 rf if 1,1 TH- N w 'ITT ,,,..w , ,v-v,., S. X 1 .ix .Q QA Z' SWF 2'i fflffisfxs 1 S J 6, - Af' I L, xxx . f 2 2 A 5 f mf- Q ' v7 ? gi, 9 if , in L ' ' 'fu - 4. 'mg 7 Eifis Q E L T fin 'm gf' I. v ,, ...- a f --'Gil l ' 'il' f 'V Q V i J HI 11'HllI Q' 7 ' e.' wa , , I lk 'tx Wifi iw , , ff 1 I ' I 5 u 7 r: qu ,dwg-gd' Q, f-Z.-win 3,5 if L E f ' N ' - .n yf ' ' .1 I .-XA-.. ffm A 4, Aww lol A . S4 n A x Q ,z--- ,g - 5.1, -rx, . Y is 4 45. V -Qs 4, 7 ,VM L .Jf at f-'ri ,, 'Mig Y W A, ' I -6 Wig- an in V A ' Q W 9 - ' - inf! 'Per fs 5 5, Qi ' 'S 'if hw wif My A g l Ar Ng ,I 5,,.Wj,,g , , f Q 2 5 W Wx has 'wi it - XXX, QV xfffh' N Q 'n x, , .f V JAf 45 5 -gg 'L ,f x 1 ' Q 4 z wa x Q . P , , . ' 1 1 4 , n F.. v 1 :1 I V- M. ww-wwf if if H 7' fi 51 - ...NS , - XX .Y -ff, 'F , 5 3 ig Y 'K by .wh-Q 0 ' . ' Q 5 4 Q -Q-4 I 5 , 'Q lik f ' 4 Q V - fp A K I ' -f--. . if 1 U . E 2 3 ii 3 ga '45 ' Ja M- p.,,,,,,hggv1:n W garfegaf Coach Oldham looks confident. Manager Phillip Rodrigues says, We'll moi- der 'em! Eddie Caldera whacks another sofe hit. Mac Gomez hides behind big glove. Another strike out coming for our pitcher, Johnny Gomez. First, second and third sackers Iimber up. lDon Morgan, Ray Caldera, Ronnie Vieiral. Well, we can't all be happy! Hey, coach! When do we get to play? 1439 . 'sv' gs-8' --' - eh ist ' ' 44 Q - ill? Q T ' Qi' it A A ' '- -vs Vw X Bi. , ffahff AW . v . ,Y 'E 411. ' K . 4 I i -16 'ii B 9 LM! N. xxx X n n 4 Q 'Ss 'w 'S- walk'-. -1, .fag -1, F,ff?Ql?z' w if i' V 1 i f : ,,i14,j? q 'V pw, -avi. '1 f , H V -' txy o 1 . . fT ef: 4, 4 ll-I . l lf, 4' A 7' 'j' H ,msd ...gp- X P I' l I Q .uf in . u., 1 A Q sf' 1 5 O ml Y a Xian- ' '. fy Y I .:.1- M1.. .L , 5 4 , . . ., I.:-. ffff- if , Q xg, . - u5d'fw:. A5 ' K - 1 2. Q Q A fer -N333 +1 Il 'B '5 . ,f .. 4 : I ...v my I , rw, fx' M fm ..., H A ,, ,. fvx 4 ,- ' vp, ' '34 HW' AY: A in NXT! iv -w 425 Q x xx fe. li? Q Hr , , 1 1 ' ' x ! f F :VV-J ,.,,,.,....-.w-nz , .44 :H an fi ff 7 5. O O Wlnllnlng Helen, Kay, and Sondra relaxing after cz swim. Mr. White gives final instructions. Screwing up courage tor o plunge. Ann climbs the ladder for her first high dive of the season. Lee keeping in trim. if . , 6 :Lg .N '. puffy Commiffee Rehearsing for the Big Game Giving the team support Back row: Joanne Albrecht, Frances Cribbs, Gayle Mes- ser, Virginia Rasey, Collis Nisbet, Joe Mendes, Don Newhouse, Gus Reynoso, Sue Warnock, Fourth row: Peggy Wright, Beverly Palmer, Magda Von Karvoly, Marlene Hull, Cleo Ann Crawford, Mr. Weil ladviserl. Third row: Joylene Robertson, Norma Bray, Elaine Baker, June Beck, Geraldine Andrade, Louise Gomez, Sarah Bento, Lillie Mendes. Second row: Belle Bebereia, Shirley Thomsen, Evelyn Azevedo, Ellen Kalar, Tommie Beck, Agnes Andrade, Matilda Silva, Barbara McGee, Joyce Jacobs. Front row: Peggy Billingsley, Doris Souza, Betty Lou Chapman lyell leadersl, Marlene Martin, Gretta White, Beverly Brothers lsong leadersl. Stand' ing, trontz Marguerite Peterson, Donna Malsbary rv.- as 1- t E .xgcluerfifi ing :beparfmenf O f7AanL4 We the NUNTIUS Staff would luke to extend our sincere appreclatnon for the contrrbutlons received from the followmg frrms We sincerely wash that these frrms benefit through their contributions which have alded us nn publrshmg thus years NUNTIUS F S Stratton Lemoore Bakery W G Clayton Clayton Dress Shop C G Follett C J d L H Thomsen F E ees Cobb Lemoore Lemoore Lemoore Lemoore Lemoore Lemoore Stratford Lemoore Lemoore rs Duffy and Burlington Hanford Dr J P Young Lemoore ul' . .Rei .,,,c,,,,. ,r,,,c,,,.,,,,,,,.,c,..,,..... Friend's Service ,A,,..,,.,,.,.cc..,c...,...,....,,,,,,,,,,,..,.. Lemoore Dr. . . L ....,, ,,,,,,, . , ,,,,,,....,,..,..,,.,,,,..,,... Dr, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,.s.s,s...,,.... . D . ' .,,,,cc,.c,,,,c,.......,....,...., XXX' we I X , W Nmxx Q Q l -l F? X xx D 0 K NNN .AC ll0bUE6!gl'l'l0Il lif The Class of T951 wlshes To express apprecuahon fo the followmg magazine publishers for the use of fheur htles on the feature pages of our yearbook GOOD HOUSEKEEPING HOLIDAY LOOK SCHOOL ARTS THE SCHOOL EXECUTIVE THE SCHOOL MUSICIAN SENIOR SCHOLASTIC SPORTSVUE STUDENT LIFE TIME f 4Q 1 W A' H5177 , - ,,,, nw- 'va' I x .fm - X MP . l xx LM Q - - .. I ww Q -I I U' 'wfffff Wx Y 'A N T' N' If If , v Z it I 4 Q 9 f 1 L V 4 Q 1 u a . :X 2 . ' Z Z ,K 5 E 'Q e LIFE i : C Q 1 z 'K Q' S 5 TI 4 4 ,. X SI sv 4 I N S 'S R ' 5 J 3 it yi : Ii I , wx , y1,- f 1 , I N - Q ffm. T' -,ym Iv 1 ' V . 'X' I- - rn, .7 Xxxv- Q- v,,!, ,lI, Q ' I , Where The NEWEST STYLES ln coats SUIfS hats and dresses can always be found Hanford California MIHVIS5 DOT'S DRIVE IN Lemoore and D Streets FOUNTAIN LUNCH AND SANDWICHES STEAK SHRIMP CHICKEN BARBECUED SANDWICHES DINNERS Best Wlshes and Congratulatnons to the Class of 5I t 3 e I I I I I . . 1 EM LINEULN MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Delivery Service Phone 5623 or 5624 Lemoore 0 ul X sl, N . II H FIIWLEH WAREHOUSE AND ELEVATOR COMPANY f BUTANE SERVICE Sf tf Sfrof ord FUWLEITS Phone 48 ra ord 0096l6ll 6! 24 8 0 Your Crosley Dealer Main Store 100 N. Irwin Phone 226 Used Dept. 308 N. lrwm Phone 196 ! ' ' ' ' i C O n Il 'EI ma-51 55.4. FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE rn READY TO WEAR AND DRY GOODS It s Case s of Course 207 N lrwln Sfreef Hanford X i 1 1- ' A ...Q , h R A-qw I , 'A A I I g' if 2 . I In 7 7' A--JMR A ' ' A 5 JA ' ,,,. E Gi 1 1 l 75 O O JONES FARMS ROBERT A JONES LEONARD W NEWTON GLENN A GRAMPS Growers of Certified Grams Sfrcfford Collfornla f . 1' sx . I . . N A S H Sales Service PARKER NASH COMPANY 1425 FULTON STREET PHONE 4 3069 FRESNO 1, CALIFORNIA Congratulations to Class of 1951 Q,-.4-.... 9 , n sif- nnifjgf IDEAL ELE!-INEHS QUALITY ALWAYS LEMOORE CALIFORNIA EISENBEHG S VUGUE Headquarters for the Junlor Mass II2 West 7th St Hanford 256 GRAIN HAY SEEDS FEEDS SULPHUR FERTILIZER DeRaad Warehouse 400 E Sfreef Phone 2336 Lemoore, California CONGRATULATIONS DOCKSTADER'S DAIRY CLASS OF 'SI Delnvery Company S 217 E Street Phone 2642 4 W 7ll1 Street I'IClr'lfOrd Lemgore Cglgformq WEDDERBURN BRCJS Vlsalla Highway 210 Fox Street Hanford Lemoore 2189 2107 MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE TRACTORS 81 FARM MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE Tractors Hay Ballers Harvesters Planters Trailers Tool Carriers Sprnnklmg Systems Dutch Plows Advance Pumps Pipe Steel Cable Hardware Weldlng Supplies LEONI SLATTEN S GARAGE Speclallzed Mechanics Prescriptions Stationery SIQHGI O'I P'0dUCI5 C0Sme CS CUNY o HEINLEN sr PHONE 2071 LEMOORE cAuFoRNuA LEMooRE bs 1 ' 1 I 'I ' 2 2 . I - ,b .,3'y,vgqAg,cg- 1 ,, - ' ti fs- V ' . . , . - 9.'E v ' n , ,- , I 1 -l - ls --i STRATFGRD AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Congratulates Class of 1951 CIIITRAI. LUIIII will CENTRAL LUMBER CO BUILD WITH CENTRAL At Your Service Since 1896 HANFORD S H Ross Manager LEMOORE V W BUHHIJW5 Distributor of STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1951 tlifgfn- .gr ' ' K' - ' , '4,.,-?'ff?,ifffEgffff3 M ? fi . gf' , V W . 4 . 11 M gui W 'J 4 f, f-,rg 4, ' ' A file, 'jx '- ' Y , Mfg 7 . wtf' wi , gggg V . ' 'Wk' .5555 E HS , ' giiixiif f -f 1.1r3' - ,vi . ' . . E, A ,L R . I I - , 1 I BE A f 5 fn l . 4 I - I 'fP' .f f 1:, xe-., 1- .. - ww ' I f 'V V 5f,.:.74 V sw-Lf , fd-ss11,ffni 34 -3 e 1 ' . I I l I . . . . , I I . . . . GLASSWARE CROCKERY HOUSEHOLD SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES N HANFORD HARDIN s GROCERY FU,,,,,,,,e Co Pho 78 d Do I ii LEMOORE FLOWER SHOP LEMOORE 96 d FURNITURE C0 THOMAS R BLAKELEY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT INSURANCE AGENT J. H HHUTHEH5 BRAIN CU Class of 1951 , 1 Slratford, California ne 7 Seventh an u y J. E. Hardin Hanford, California I . ix Lemoore, California 216 . Irwin Street A-T . Con ralulations to the 1951 ra uafing Class Lemoore, California l I CHINN IMPLEMENT CO 5 B EHINN GRAIN EU Hoy Gram Real Estate Case Form Implements Insurance Berkeley Pumps Bwck Phone 5674 325 333 Fox St Phone 5675 Lemoore Collt CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 em 00l 8 wed ff? , ,NFL-fH IJ.- . I I . I I . . I . HARRISON MOTOR PARTS FRESNO HANFORD CORCORAN FIREBAUGH Serving Klngs and Fresno Counties Parts Service for Cars Trucks Tractors Tools and Shop Equipment 215 N Douty me mauied Waclinerg Co. CATERPILLAR TRACK-TYPE TRACTORS AND ROAD MACHINERY JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS Hanford Bakersfield Corcoran Wasco BURKE AND STEVENS Sales Servlce Aufomobnle Repaurs Body and Fender Reparrs BHANEH AND CHAMBERS LEMOORE CAL'FO N'A Your Hanford Sfahoners 200 N IRWIN PHONE 77 H G SCUIIIB .IUNES 212 I4 WEST 8TH STREET HANFORD CALIFORNIA THE CHEAPEST G ' nv gjpiwmf gmnvdnxfwmls LEMOORE SERVICE UY 'N TQWN 8. AUTO SUPPLY LEMOORE CALIFORNIA 1 I an - rv .J-.-AW ' V Ni' 'H+ . 9, . . , . 'Ili 113 4 . v rim, MM. I - , ,Nl . UM,-,A I nn n I L LllWE'5 APPLIANCES Sporting Goods Telephone 2192 LEMOORE CALIFORNIA GOLDEN STATE COMPANY Ltd SPROUSE REITZ 10 AW? Wlf LEMOORE CALIFORNIA W QZDWJJJ JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP H A McDonoId Lemoore Collformo LEMOORE HARDWARE CO HOUSEHOLD GOODS DUPONT PAINTS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Lemoore Collfornlo Telephone 2317 nsgiij POINDEXTER an SKOEGARD HARDWARE PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL WORK AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS SERVEL GAS REFRIGERATORS Don t Spend Your Llfe Two Feet From Hopplness A Store as Known by Notlonolly known footweor HANFORD VISALIA TULARE OI'1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF T951 A 8. L CHEVROLET CO E 81 Follett Streets Flrst ond Fnnest ot Lowest Cost Lemoore Colltornucz the Company it Keeps. ANN - NAT'S Specialty Shop 2388 KINGS STATIONERS Bos WILLIAMS BILL BANISTER N 0 WORKINGMAN S STORE LEMOORE CALIF by ,WGUEL S cosTA BROTHERS APPLIANCE Cal fo PHIPPS MORTUARY Lemoore, California MARTIN MOTORS Lemoore s Motoring Center CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE The most modern equIpment to service every make of car I29 D STREET PHONE 2298 GROCERY STRATFORD 1 in qv AN CLA D BE5 Ss T W KET E RE P PETERSON NNUSXC STORE WN H R E55 ggffffi Q P 1 , ' 2 Noam ua x 1 1 0 vu- F A xv nrlux 0 o A A 4114, in ' ' ' 453' ' 'g ' - , A a ND AC as vx w a o A LX os MUS-KC NR - VALLEY LUMBEB IIIJMPI-LNY Established in 1888 Lumber - Hardware - Paint Yards at Fresno - Selma - Krngsburg - Hanford - Lemoore C A Cliff Olson Mgr 389 Follett Street Telephone 2287 Lemoore Callfornla P O BoxC JOHN GERALD CLOTHIERS MENS APPAREL ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS WORK CLOTHES 313 D Street Telephone 2056 Congratulatrons and Good Wrshes to the Class of 51 John H Pererra Gerald J Bendele KINGS COUNTY Challenge Dairy Products Lemoore Calrfornra CREAMERY Ass'N., INC. W H PAT HILL BOB S SUPER INSURANCE S E RV I C E NOTARY PUBLIC PONTIAC CARS 233 Hemlen Telephone 2503 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 PHAPIMAEY Ollver Perelro PRESCRIPTIONS GLENN'S STORE STATIONERY COSMETICS FOR MEN AND BOYS CANDY Glenn Phipps Lemoore Collfornla ll rr V PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT General Petroleum Distributor Congratulations to the Graduatmg Class of 1951 NORMAN A. WOLFSEN STRATFORD SHELTUN 8 CHAMBERS Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes LEMOORE HURON ARMONA WIQILPBHAM 8 MIEHELETTI DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES SERVICE 217 D Street Lemoore Calif For the Class of '51 0RTON'S EQUIPMENT C0 Mom Street Sfrafford COIITOFFIICI Telephone 69 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT I . . . I I I .2461 f0gI'CLl0A5 fi Q uw' my Jiri' an Alena? .fan I . X X T IME X 0 ' fa xggxf X 000 WSXSSEKEEPXNB Hu I 4 Z Z Z - Em XZ X Z ZZ Z5 Z Z , WK