Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1954 volume:

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We are grateful to be the fiftieth class graduating from Lemoore High School instead of the first, for we realize that many of us would not have had the advantages of a high school education, for it was not come pulsory and did not furnish free to all, books and other materials of learning. lt was a classical education for a few and the curriculum offerings were limited to English, Latin, foreign language, history, science, mathematics, and a few competitive sports. The curriculum of Lemoore High School by which we benefit today has expanded to include both vocal and instrumental music, arts and crafts, homemaking, business training, agriculture, industrial arts, a physical education and health program, as well as competitive sports in football basketball tennis baseball swimmin C , , , 9, and track. 5 - Not only is it the purpose of education to insure Q98-ffl?-nital and physical growth but also personal develop- ment. 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He was elected to the Board of Trustees in 1926 and served in this capacity until March 12, 1937 when he became building in- spector for the construction of the Avenal High School. Since the construction of the Avenal High School, Fred has served as building inspector for the music build- ing, the pool and the agricultural building at the Lemoore High School, and the pool and auditorium build- ing at the Avenal High School. ln addition to these duties, Fred has been in charge ot general maintenance ot the two school plants, Painting, plumbing, and electrical work has come under his supervision. Fred Bergier announced his retirement on May 1, 1954. We wish to express our appreciation to him for his interest in our schools. We fully realize that he has contributed much in developing the fine facilities we have at the Lemoore High School. We wish him many years of happy and healthy life. in appreeiatinn uf service With unselfish devotion in meeting the needs of the young people of the Lemoore High School District and of Kings County, Miss Mildred Logan has served as school nurse in the Lemoore Elementary School and in the High School for the past seven years. Interest in the welfare of young people has been reflected in Miss Logan's successful efforts to secure facili- ties for a well-balanced lunch program for the Lemoore Elementary School children. Not only in Lemoore but also throughout Kings County Miss Logan has served untiringly. She has been an active member on the Kings County Committee on Health Education as well as on the health education com- mittee of the state. Through her efforts the Crippled Children's Society of Kings County was founded, and she now serves as iunior past president and charter member of the Board. Interest in the exceptional child has led to her work on the Kings County unit of the International Council for Exceptional Children, We appreciate Miss Logan's devoted service to the community and her successful endeavors to improve the health of students and to bring greater happiness into our lives. We know that, although Miss Logan is retiring from school duties, she will still serve the community graciously and unselfishly. Thus solemnized and softened, death is mild And terrorless as this serenest night: Here could I hope, like some inquiring child Sporting on graves, that death did hide from human sight Sweet secrets, or beside its breathless sleep That loveliest dreams perpetual watch did keep. Percy Bysshe Shelley IN MEMUHIAM EMMA LAVQNNE RITCHIE Freshman October 18, 1953 PAT JESSILEAN PUCKETT Freshman November 9, 1953 LY tg-:L HH 4:-5 f 'P' '6 is .lvl ,Q C374 4. 'VI 'I 'l. , h 0,11 ' PJ . 1 :Y A I J' :- .tv 1,1 i O s . 'K ' up-ff 'o JM fl I ! r A rw . 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'YL 5, .jx f v.. -af 1 A . Li- X '11 - Q, , 4 . . 1 -C'.'u'!V 1' K' Q f M ' - W 'Y' J ' ' 'r.i 'AH x. 4 U ' ,- ,O x Xlilllu - f rf 'Elini i' , I fl. QL. . if 1 ' 1: J:'Tf5A. :j ...'t, ::: ffQ-nfiixfff--Tuvnm Q ., V+- 'fL 'z 4- 45' '- .. . '1 -Q? 1' ' 'f ?Tl4 I A ' '-5 !. l'-'AAHLJN vw' --'57 'Tri' Nur? I . 23: ,, 'ffis' ' f ' ,yagx .,o....' , . 7' TLTY5 --F . 1- ,, V. ! JA' I, 4 lx 'J .Lfs ,Q AJI' -f ' N. it 3 J. E. Yenger, W. H. Reilly, V. W. Burrows, chairman, L. R. Ward, T. D, Bradbury, clerk, R. M. Hightower, W. H. Harrls nur appreeiatinn tn the hnards nf trustees Fifty-three years ago the first Board of Trustees of the Lemoore Union High School Dis- trict was elected. The following men served as trustees: J. H. Thomsen, L. W. Sronce, E. G. Sellers, H. L. Jennings, R. E. McKenna, John E. Kurtz. The Board selected six lots at Fox and B streets as the site for the original school. Since l90l the various Boards of Trustees have kept pace with changing conditions. Fifty years ago a library of l0O books and a science room were added to the new school. In l908 an athletic field was provided, and a manual training building was constructed. ln l923 the people of the District voted S325,000 in bonds to construct the present school building. Since i925 the music and arts building, additions to the original shop building, the pool and the agriculture building have been added to the original school plant. The total valuation of the present plant is now in excess of one and one-half million dollars. All of the present educational facilities represent the dreams, visions, and inspirations of the people of this district. The position of a trustee is one of public trust and responsibility. As the public school is the bulwark of American progress, the trustees have constantly striven to make the school an efficient instrument of social progress. Many have served as members of the Board of Trustees of the Lemoore Union High School District. They have devoted much time to the study of our school and its needs. We are deeply gratified for their interest in the welfare of youth, and we wish to express our appreciation to them for their untiring efforts to make the Lemoore High School an outstanding school. W H REILLY District Superintendent '1 ' fifty years uf prnqress Fifty years ago the first class graduated from the Lemoore Union High School. There were three members of the graduating class, Maggie Hays, Edward Blank and Arthur Blank. Since 1904, a total of 1989 students have graduated from this school. These graduates are now located throughout the United States and foreign lands. They form links in the chain of educational progress. The people of this District can be justly proud of their accomplishments. I During the past fifty years this country has witnessed the develop- ment of the horseless carriage, the flying machine, radio, television, atomic and hydrogen power and mass production. In these fifty years we have experienced the greatest technological advances ever made by man. Scientists tell us that we may expect even greater advances in the next fifty years. Public education has kept pace with these changing conditions, and it accepts the many challenges of the future. The foresight and courage of those who established the Lemoore Union High School in 1901, an institution which was destined to grow and render service to the youth of this district, was commendable. May the graduates of 1954 experience success. The people who have made your education possible will then be rewarded with the satisfaction that comes to those who have supported good schools and wholesome community life. v1-------f,-....,...,,,,,,- -............,....- graduating classes nf the -'- -MM lamnnra hiqll schunl Characteristics of our country have been growth, development, and improvement. Es- pecially are these significant in California, particularly in the urban areas. The rural areas, however, have also been affected, and Lemoore has received its share of change. In the short span of fifty years the gradu- ating classes of the Lemoore High School have not only increased in size from three to a peak class of ninety-three, but have experi- enced an expanding curriculum and improved services, From T904 to i909 the graduating classes have averaged about five young men and women. They graduated to become citizens LEQNARD R, WARD, principal in our communities. ln the next decade the graduating classes averaged about eleven young men and women, in the 20's about twenty-six, in the 30's about sixty, in the 40's about sixty-five and in the 50's about eighty-six. By i956 or '57 the graduating class should number one hundred or more. These young people are now in our schools. Generally it is and has been the graduate who will do most to influence changes for the advancement of com- munities, state and country. lt is the graduate who will render the greatest service to others. This is true today, al- though almost every pupil who enters a high school may graduate because of the variety of subjects and the services given to each. When this is considered, what a marvelous opportunity for all young people to receive the skills, culture, and wholesome attitudes necessary for good citizenship! Also what an opportunity for teachers to mold the citizens of the future by working with and for all who enroll in the Lemoore High School! affine staff Clara Points, secretary to Mr. Ward, Mable Albert. cafeteria and student body accountant first semesterq Viva Reid, secretary to Mr. Reilly and accountant, Hilda Turner, secretary ta vice principal, cafeteria and student body ac' countant second semester, Edith Landis, attendance secretary Inc picturel. H. L. MUELLER Vice Principal influence nf the qirls' leaque in the prnqress nf lemnnre hiqll sehunl Onc ol the privileges of being the Dean ol Girls is that ol working with the girls through their organization, the Girls' League. The interests of the League have always been the general development of the girls them- selves and the promotion of the best traditions of Le- moore High School, Planning with the girls an activity program that helps them to malce friends, to be happy in service to others and to acquire an appreciation of high ideals is truly a satisfaction. The girls can review with pride the accomplishments of the League organized almost thirty-five years ago. Perhaps the promotion of a friendly social atmosphere among all girls and the leadership in social service work can be considered to be the girls' greatest contribution to the development of the school. I, too, am proud ol the girls because they have held steadfast to high ideals throughout these many years. They have been and can be an influence for the finer things in their school. s -vs -' gt .2 1 t-rafts. 'i',6sfJHlaL erlurzalirrn fur all Lemoore High School had its beginning at the start of a period in educational progress that marks the expansion of secondary educa- tion. The first public iunior college was es- tablished at Joliet, lllinois in l902, and the first iunior high schools were organized at Berke- ley, California, and Columbus, Ohio, in l9lO. These developments and others have initiated advancement and progress. High school edu- cation is no longer limited to the privileged few. Instead it is generally realized that the strength of our democratic way of life lies in education for all. May you who accept the opportunity to graduate find life fruitful and achieve success and happiness. EDITH MEYER Dean of Girls FRANCIS ALBRECHT of L' General Business f Office Practice Shorthand Student Body Adviser Counselor QU-'jg fam is ALICE CLAWSON t 'Y Art 'fn :Nxt - f Crafts 1 'fm 1 Homemaking gifs? Junior Class Adviser ,A - . Q M , 3 . ' i ' le QV l 1 .1 .f 1 ' V if ,, .sfiwfr .' . is-I H ,L ' - rv t -. 'Q ' ' 3.91: 1- ' ' li' sig? - H 4' W- - 1' . ff: fi 5, ' . , '.1:fiL.+.'Ef . ' ' ' to 1 e R facull J. RALPH DAWDY Orchestra A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Instruments As Piano JAMES ECHOLS Dean of Boys Social Science Counselor Sponsor C.S.F. JOHN FRANKLIN Farm Mechanics Assistant Adviser F.F.A Assistant Adviser Rally Committee Adviser Young Farmers CLEO CORBETT Library English Assistant Sponsor C.S.F. NORMAN GUIDINGER English Public Speaking Drama A. MARSHALL HARDIN Agriculture Science Sponsor Future Farmers, Chapter 56 Senior Class Adviser OPAL HERRIN Bookkeeping General Mathematics Geometry NUNTlUS Business Adviser nur thanks Fifty years ago, the entire faculty of the Lemoore High School was composed of one man. Today, thirty qualified instructors have guided us students through our high school years. All the members of this class have received assistance and encouragement from the teachers. They have served us as counselors and as advisers in our many clubs and on our numerous committees. Under their leadership, we have ex- perienced the ways of democracy: in our school government, in the vidual sharing of responsibilities in group activities, in indi- growth through active participation in school attairs, have contributed to the development of our own lives. help in assisted our various school activities, but also entered into the fun We appreciate not where and guidance given to us by the of 1954, wish to express our sin- JOHN RUDE Auto I-2.3 Sponsor Industrial Arts Club CAROL SCHENDEL Physical Education English Sponsor Rally Committee Assistant Sponsor G.A.A. Tennis Coach BURRUSS WEISS Advanced, Junior, Beginning Bond General Mathematics General Music Freshman Class Adviser Clu W. K. TAYLOR Sponsor Music Club Driver Training Swimming Coach A I WILBUR BOOTH Physlcql Education Afhldtlcl Mathematics Assistant Sponsor L Association GW rf V ,, I . o 9 A Li FRANK BUCKLEY General Science Physics Chemistry Advanced Algebra Mathematics Audio Visual Aids Director ol Stage Lighting Sponsor Science Club j'7'N X SDI V c 5 .ef A nb- 'i K ' gig fi' , , 31. L V 1 l S- GA' j g ii. L ' av, A .fr gf 1 f- A R ,ff 11. :ilu ' , -QA Q rfwfi 4 -' , of ,.,-:rw , ,'., 'I 1 A r . Q. iT,',.e:5' I X - 1 ,gf 1 rg... r 1. 4 ,iff-Wg--i. b. , .,,-...ww it '.,- -1- .- 3- . ' . '.Z. QQ, Q, ' Ig, ,'S-offs:-ni.v A ' I L. '.- 'fa-21 , 'v Q-1? 'IJ tru' 'Jo ' . 33Lfq:'ltfi'gF-, ., 1-Y 2f'yLifg', S724-Fe ff, 'Ur repro: -7.14 .Si -g V 'V k i, ' ' JOHN K l NZY Woodshop General Shop Sophamore Class Adviser Assistont Sponsor Industrial Arts Club X Counselor t gl-H. 1 2, . A 'AQL1-1 U,-P1 ' HB HERB KLEWITZ Shop Drawing General Shop Metal Shop Athletics Assistant Sponxor Industrial Arts Club EMMA WOOTEN Spanish Latin General Interest Club Adviser .r 43:4 COURTENAY BURSON U.S. History Captain of Cadets Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Junior Class Adviser BERNARD BURTON Physical Education Athletfcs Sponsor L Association LOLITA GROFF English Journalism ' Reading Improvement Chairman English Department Sponsor ol Publicity and Publications GE RTRUDE GUNDACKER English Social Studies Public Speaking Drama Sponsor Speech Contests LENA HAT English General lnterest Club Adviser .r MILDRED LOGAN School Nurse Home Nursing Class LELIN MILLER Lile Science Assistant Sponsor Science Club Photography Adviser LLOYD HOUSTON '-1-Q ,ar -...., cafeteria Mabel Brown, supervisor of the cafeteria, is renowned tor the lunches which she manages to serve at a nominal cost. She also supervises the many banquets, faculty meetings and the other outside activities which are held in our cafeteria. Mary Martin, Emma Coelho, Ambrosina Silveira, and Mary Borrecco ably assist her in preparing and serving these nourishing meals. custodians Lloyd Houston helps the students in the construction ot the decorations for the school dances in addition to being the pool custodian and a bus driver. Glenn Logan, who is the custodian tor the ag building, also drives a bus. John Borrecco and John Silva are the men responsible tor the trim appearance ot the administration building, Mr. Borrecco is also in charge of the supply room and the lowering ot the tlag each evening. Mr. Silva has additional responsibility tor the upkeep of the auditorium. Vincel Kurtz has the custodial duties in the gym, music building, and the science wing. I S if rf' X -A l 4 BILL FOLLETT l L transpurtatinn, qrnunrls and maintenance Fred Bergier, building inspector, has the responsibilty ot construction at both the Lemoore and Avenal High Schools. Bill Follett has served as night watchman throughout this school year. Willard Creelman is the maintenance supervisor for the school. Ernie Costa, a bus driver, assists in the repair and upkeep ot the buses. Shorty Hoffman supervises the bus garage and routes the various buses. Louie Jacinto is shop custodian ond a bus driver. Leonard Sorrick is the head grounds man, and he also delivers the mail, drives a bus and is in charge of the cafeteria orders. Assisting in the upkeep of the grounds and driving a bus are the duties of Berlin Atkinson. IN ' . 'I -s --- Qfys-i 'if' l ru: - -' f J, J Y I , - cj! 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' vac ,: 1 ,PH-Q 1' ', :Q - .- -'H .- Tl in f -,IV '. fr- ' , 5.1 P4315 54!!H'f1-'1 ' ' V' 5- 4, 1. . diliigtqgih . u .N in 'D Y I Y 1 F s L- A i 5 atb ff v Q' 12945511 I 'tm H if .2 V g 4,1 fwffas, , .. 'Z L fim .'.i't-q'2L.f1. , 3 .A 1351 vii-J . 4 ' -5.4 i 1' H. L. ABNEY Senior Play Track SHARON BIGELOW Senior Play huirman Red Cross Committee Honor Student MACKY BOYKIN F.F.A. Boys' Federation seniors BENNY AGUILAR Football Basketball DAVID BOGGESS F.F.A. Boys' Federation GINGER BROTHERS BARBARA ATWOOD Adviser PAULINE BENTO Commissioner of Assemblies ODELL AMERSON PHYLLIS BAZEN Transferred from Tulare '53 Yell Leader F.F.A. NUNTIUS Editor Rally Committee Honor Student Senior Announcement Committee Big and Little Sister Committee A Cappella Choir -5.55 -is ' The growth of the Lemoore High School over a period of fifty years is indicated by the size of our senior class with its eighty-two members as compared to the Class of 1901 with its three graduates. We, the Class of 1954, can look back on our happy, well-spent four years at Lemoore High with a feeling of satisfaction as a result of accomp- lishment. As freshmen, the 134 of us soon began to take our places in school activities under the guidance of Miss Furlong and Mr. Weils. As sopho- mores, Mr. Hardin ioined Miss Furlong in her final year as our adviser, and with their help we tried to justify the increasing trust being placed in us. We chose our class rings during this year, and we looked forward to our first year as upper classmen. With Miss Atwood as our adviser in our iunior year, we proved ourselves both capable and industrious in our activities. Our play, Father of the Bride, was presented to a packed house. ln Merch, the annual Junior-Senior prom, with the theme Japanese Tea Garden was a successful and outstanding dance. After a long controversy, we selected mint greeri as the color of our Senior sweaters. As honor escorts for the graduating seniors, we completed our junior year. Now, os seniors, we have combined both work and play in the pro- duction of Seventeenth Summer and in the inauguration of Career Day at Lemoore High. ln the spring came our Sneak Day and the Senior banquet, both well attended and enioyed. As this year closes with the baccalaureate and commencement exercises, our high school days willibe completed. We, the Class of 1954, will go on our separate ways, always remembering our years together at Lemoore High School. if MARSHALL HARDIN Adviser No Picture WILLIE BURTON MARILYN DIVINE Lett first semester MARCIA DUTY Secretary Student Body Director Junior Play F.F.A. Football KENNETH DUNN Senior Play Band GARY EAKLES Industrial Arts Boys' Federation LM seninrs W LEROY E. BROTHERS NANCY BUCKLEY JOHNNY CHAMPNESS Industrial Arts Girls' League President Senior Play L Association Girls' State Footbal Honor Student DICK DAWDY ROSE MARIE COTTA VALDA L. CROSS C.S.F. Home Economics Club Secretary Junior Class Basketball G.A.A. Assistant Art Editor NUNTIUS Honor Student 4 4 1 if 3 w ld I- 21 Qfeii' 11 ,.ff21rzr':sesf2 ,ov MADILYN ENGVALL NUNTIUS Editor Tennis Team Honor Student FRED FERGUSON Football Science Club EMILIO GONZALES Industrial Arts Boys' Federation CLARENCE GOMEZ Joined Air Force First Semes JOYCE IRONS Senior Play G,A.A. BOB LOWE President Student Body Basketball YVONNE MARTIN Vice President Senior Class seninrs BOB HARTLEY President Junior Class Swim Honorf DELIA GOMEZ ter President G,A.A. Tiger's Voice Stott Honor Student BETTY JOHNSON Chairman Big ond Little Sister Committee Assistant Commissioner of Publicity EVELYN l.UlS Tiger's Voice Staff Assistant Sergeant at Arms Girls' League SHIRLEY MOON Freshman Representative Senior Announcement Committee Student Council G.A.A. LINDA HATFIELD Secretary Senior Class Vice President G.A.A. KUYKENDALL Assistant Commissioner of Publicity A Cappella Choir BOB MANRY Basketball Baseball seninrs GEORGE HILL President Science Club Boys' Federation FAYE FOWLER BILL lAM Home Economics Club F.F.A. Football G.A,A. DARRELL HOLDER Presidmiat F.F.A. Football BETTY LANCASTER Left First Semester JIMMY MARTIN F.F.A. , Football A rg ' 573- ' L, .jrvrseb--. EUGENE GARMAN F.F.A. Representative Student Council Baseball HAROLD ARDEN HOTCHKISS Band Christmas Pageant JOHNNY LOURENCE Football Treasurer Boys' Federation MARLENE MARTIN President Rally Committee Yell Leader WILLIAM MASCHMEYER BARBARA MASCHMEYER BILLY MARTIN Industrial Arts Rally Committee Bays' Federation Home Economics Club Industrial Arts Boys' Federation MARGIE MORGAN Transferred from Parterville Song Leader Student Council JOAN MCDANIEL Social Atfarrs Committee G.A.A. Vice President Girls' League Qvww is NORMA MCGUIRE I President Home Economics Club S E ll It B I' S A Cappella Choir JOEL OAKES Cadet Captain Intramural Basketball ISADOR PARAMO Industrial Arts Boys' Federation DENNISON PAROLINI BUFF PARKER Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Red Cross Committee Band Honor Student 1, ,. ,fee , .i S LOUIE ORSABA Swimming Team Basketball NICK PALOMARES Vice President Industrial Arts Football BERNADETTE JANET RAMOS Sergeant-at-arms Girls' League A Cappella Choir DEANNA RAMOS Senior Representative Student Council Secretary Rally Committee LYNNE THOMSEN Rally Committee A Cappella Choir CLOTILDA K. TOLEDO Junior Play A Cappella Choir EMMETT WHEELER Cadets Boys' Federation BILL WILLIAMSON President Industrial Arts Boys' Federation Honor Student LORETTA RAMOS A Cappella Choir Girls' League SANDRA .IO VALENTINE LOUIS F. VARGAS Junior Play FEA. Swimming Team Baseball LORRAINE OLIVAS Tiger's Voice Staff Rolly Committee RICHARD ORNE President Boys' Federation Boys' State Honor Student LIONEL PERRV F.F.A. Cadets BOB PHIPPS Commissioner of Assemblies President Science Club Honor Student ANTHONY ROCHA President Senior Clcss Football Honor Student ALBERT SANCHEZ Treasurer Senior Closs Science Club Honor Student DWANE WENDORFF Secretory Ind ustriol Arts Swim Teom WAYNE WENDORFF lndustriol Arts Bond WWW ,,ll DONNA WALLACE NOREEN WATSON G A A Commissioner of Publicity Swim Tenrn Girls Lengue C.S.F. Honor Student JERRY WILLIAMSON lndustriol Arts Boseboll CAROL YOUNG Prompter Junior Ploy Home Economics Club few Q M41 f i J- mms QA Yang seninr Richard, Nancy and Bob, delegates to Boys' and Girls' State. Marlene, Claudette, Donna, Bob and Betty, members ot the Banquet Committee, making plans tor the Senior Ban- quet. Third period ottice practice class at work. Gift Committee including Yvonne, Noreen, and Albert looking over suggestions tor a class gitt. Pat receiving her D. A. R. award. Ginger, Madilyn and Phyllis, members of the Commence- .l P' ment Committee looking over the graduation gowns. The wishing well at the Junior-Senior prom. 7 l2' 1 6, il V' 1 r gl ' ' J ' 'I f -. .. F - 3 ' activities Bank of America award winners were George, Dick, Nancy, Sharon, Bill, Madilyn and Volda. Ginger and Delia, student directors of Seventeenth Sum- mer. Madilyn, winner of the l Speak for Democracy speech contest with Mrs. Gundacker, adviser. The band stand at the Junior-Senior Promf The theme was Moonlight and Roses. Bob, Odell, Yvonne, Miss Atwood and Ginger, members of the Announcement Committee, discussing the different announcements. The Sneak Day Committee, whose members are Deanna, Dick, Linda, Darrell and Joan, making plans for an ene ioyahle sneak day, 'tx '7 Q is 'ill I if 4 1 l Fun and work commingled for a hundred juniors during T953 and l954. That we were active in Student Body affairs is evidenced by the fact that we held four of the nine student body offices. Juniors, too, received recognition for outstanding participation in sports. The Christmas play, Song of Glory, in- :luded thirteen capable iuniors in its cost of sixteen. Many other members of the class made a contribution with the carol- ers and in the construction and scenery crews. The iunior play, Golden River, selected by u committee of class members, was suc- cessfully presented in March. We received our junior rings, and with the aid of a sweater committee chose our senior sweaters. Moonlight and Roses proved to be a beautiful theme for the iunior-senior prom, which was one of the most enioyoble dances of the year. Our final class activities included serving as ushers at the baccalaureate and com- mencement exercises, as well as furnishing an honor escort for the seniors. Loy Wedderburn, treasurer, Sarefine Luis, president, Linda Teixeira, secre- tary, Bryant Allen, vice president, Bobby Lee, council representative. Alice Clawson, Courtenay advisers. Burson: juniurs '- fm pf Lfxff 3 f,,, M,,1,,,.1f, Chlfm- Hmmm Plym Wm, Lury Amo Bmw T.-nl F-rom Af- My Vwvw' Pam' Mmqnn C.-nfvww Hmmm lr X.-vw., Nu 1 HHH! WEN lhv F-' H ky Cv! vw Fu Pm I Bum: ll 'kl J C FV I ML mn g WN P ANN Ph H p HMM P 1 M M114 L . uf, ,- sc' 1 x ,xixx i 'JJ-6 1 .sill ,? '1 '71, A 'Ill , , . 1- .Ca X .D- IMM Vw' IW'-v 'HH' 1- Pm V'-1 lm, Wim Vw-,f-H Vw, M1 Mm FOUFTH ROW Omvvvwu B11-fxky NNnl!vv l'fmwJuH AIMW Cmwr Lvvrmc Twvvm NMR? ROW' I ' . I-W Mfvbmfiw, 1'vmw. My- 'Bmw AIM! lv L' fmvv'--n Wvr.'yDv0 'TFFOND RVWXN Nfvmrv Ummm, Vvmhw Mnvvmvl fm! 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Nrna Dudley Da lene Perry Elwuncla Rose Nola Sample Alrce Cobune Menola Carter, Barbara Sgherza, Carolyn Barnes, Karen Plerotle, Mary Gansalves ,, I ug Lt.: ' gui. 1 -4.1 -:il 1' 212' BACK ROW. Manuel Fierro, Gilbert Scmas, Joe Johnson, Kenneth Dudley, Charles Langdon w A5,,w-. Q. Edd fri! V , y Michelelte, Bob Bentley. SECOND ROW: Venita Holcomb, Mary Helen Flores, James Gammell, Billy Decrmore, Sallie Garcia, Larry Reeves, Jim Morrison. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Villi lstandlngl, Gilbert Miranda, Manuel Neves, Tony Conlente, lr-xter Anocleto, Boyd Crook, Harold Adney lstandingl. 1 5-7- sl , s 4 'N 1. -fb! SFNIOR PROM COMMITTEE- STANDING: Mary C-onsalves, Hobby lm-, Hnrtmrn Peterson, Ronnie Villi, loan Quist, Cr-mlilirw fclwnrds SITTING: Darlene Perry, Pauline lee frirrilyn Hmm-5 llrontl, Virginia Mahan, Karen Pierotle Alirr- Swarm ' ,mv . ,A , X, x 31 suphnmnres Ann Pereira, secretary, Dale Messer, pres- ident, Gloria Gomez, treasurer, Jane Huffe man, council represenlalive, Nancy Gaw, vice president. RACK ROW laclfic M.:Grf-w, Charles Easley, Cleo Hall, Ronald Kerr, Pauline Esrey, luoniva Boer, Parvi l-lubonlws, Shirley Wilson, Linda Long, Belly Cobrno. SEC CND ROW' Albrefl Haman, Carl Ramos, Elhel Williams, Sue Beck, Geraldine Todd, Billie lyey FRONT ROW: Barbara Bray, Alice Wilson, Virginia Marrison, Charl 32 one Bodenharner, Evelyn Bazen, Lorella Benito Emma Wcdclerburn, Dorothy Crum. sn hnmnres F A 'fi 1 Since W76, when the annual Freshman Reception replaced Class Night, the soph- omores have entertained the freshmen with a party ol games and dancing. This year the traditional receptron was changed to a swimming party, which cr record-brealrrng number ol students attended. Our class was well represented in the various school clubs and activities. We had sophomore officers in the California Schol' orship Federation, the Future Farmers al America, the Home Fcanorrrics Club, lndus- trral Arts Club, and the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, ns well as in the smaller organiza- tions. Several members of our closs excelled on the athlctrc lreld, and many ol our wins can be nrcredrted to members ol the sophomore rlass. As one ol our lrnal activities, with the lrclp ol o committee, we chose our class rings ond ore now looking forward to the elny we shall receive them as iuniors at Lemoore High. 1 A A 'N r' f M'faf+r-.f -' ' - f-' . at 33 - kwin: 5 A , QP 3. f. A - Q. - r -.. . , , , ..- 'E-.V ,. Li ,it 'n'4r ' .' 'L -' . :Y --ur .-. 'A l gum, f 'lm -.-r 4 - ' e '. - ' 4-.,-il lx., ,ew ,, ,435 ,J BACK ROW' Anna Cardazn, Mary Champness, Albert Zubrrr Harold Lam Delbert Lario Margie Williams Joyce Bargewell Henry Spallord Alvrno Martinez Hruu- Hnlchlrrss SFCOND ROW- Jny Yaws, Donald Crisp, Kelly Payne Johnny Castillo David Woods Jerry Rhea FIRST ROW Norma Cossey Beverly Moschmeyer Yrrda Mcrnlrins, Nova Cross, Florrne Owings, Marie Mendes Ermrnra Bustamante Elreno Rose 'Yury , 8 ,. 1 ,A . :mfg sqijflg .if-Li,'1,j5..Q.f. 'Q g , ,. W. I, M ' I Q. ' 41 A -M, 4.45 ii E :- gs A? hifi: , 51 ,v 11 -., o Iv W .JJ . 1 Q1 3 .1 I n xl I, .I 1 b , -24 fl.: :I lv I y oy nn, Richard Garcia SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Donnell Annie Duncan Wanda Brazell Gary Roberlsan Kenneth Duluny Ke-nny Coll Ralph Collman Jam Dooley Rodney Allen Donald Parker Bull Bass SITTING FRONT Shirley Hendrux Henr F d I Vu-nn lurluc Cana Dale Souza, Carole Lee Mu I VI JUNIOR RING COMMITTFF Norman C-arcuc Margrr farm-no Charlene Bodenhamer Jerry hor! Uulr' Mr-su-r . 5,5 'ws-1' 9-4-vo xi is WE FV sw-Vu Delores M freshmen ello, secretory, Otis Whin- nery, treasurer, Rosemary Avila, pres- ident, Clarice Phillips, vice president, Linda Randleman, council represen- totive, BACK ROW- Eugene Covin, Bob Badasci Lee Stockton, Donold Prior, Jerry Irons Ranold White, Manuel Mendes. SECONI ROW, Lester Harrington, John Corbet' William Brooks, James Mustaln, Russe Hill, Tony Borges, Jeff Maxwell, Brut Oser. FRONT ROW: Bernice Toste, Ru! Mason, Kathleen Hahn, Borbura Brook' Lessie Arbury, Lorine Burton, Lucille Smitl' Mary Henson, Eimer Maguire, Hazel Her Hoge. With the freshman initiation in early September, we officially became part of the Lemoore High School Student Body, With 175 members, we were by far the largest class, and it soon became evident we were outstanding in other respects than in size. We did well in entertaining the upper classmen at our initiation, after which the sophomores recip- rocated with the freshman reception, our first social activity, which was well attended, Our class composed the major part of the band this year, which was also led by a freshman drum maior. . At the Christmas program, we proved also that we hmt many talented classmates, as freshmen were predominate in the rag doll dance. Our class gained even more recognition when Shirlene Vrlli and Kenneth Nichols were awarded free annuals for reaching the twenty-five and the fifty per cent sales goals first in our unprecedented support of the l954 yearbook. As freshmen, we entered actively into school affairs, and we are looking forward to doing more as sophomores. Burruss Weiss, Georgia Huneke: advisers. MACY HOW Cr-rirqv Smith, tcihn Rrimirr-1, Mn: Blritinr-i, Trim Parrish, Howard During:-in, Andy Muntit-, criiiif-.W remit, SECOND ROW ffnlmrt MrVriy, fvclyn Munoz, Mclhti All:-ri, litrty Mini-rli, frlririn Holilcr, Bernidettit Wolfgrrim, Ennrlra Pir-rottv, FRONT ROW Doris rminni, runny sump:-1, Aim Cophi-i, Wrlhr-lminri Mrrnrlr-s, Flnrhnra Silvia-ra, Arlnnr- Rf,-,fi Zf 'Wi 3 Q52 Mr Cx J- ' ax 4. R? Yun ': 4 LM BACK ROW: Lawrence Meeks, Buddy Davis, Benny Ridenour, Jack Rocha, Clarence Mendes. THIRD ROW: Loramae Tosre, -.fx Rosemarie Tosle, Elouise Walton, Lovonia Davis, Shirley Oliveira, Fern Lowery, Anna Adamson, Phyllis Lopes. SECOND ROW: KLJ, Lovon Wright, Lucille Fagundes, Margo Brewer, Berry Fredrick, Johnny Mello, Larry Anaclevo, Rudolph Orsaba. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Nunes, Billy Collmon, Donald Prior, William Duncan. 01 ,-, . ni I ' ls' X K V ' ' 1 A- 1 r 1 R5 ll -L XX- A '. .fl M M 'M' 'rf 13 villimiikxli L D 1- , ' i ' 'R ' RACK ROW llrrnrrlrl Anrlrrirlr-, Rogr-r Zamora, Chr-sley Wedderburn, Abraham Sanchez, Frank Adamson, Billy Lancasler, Jimmy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ronald Howder, Shrrlr-nv Vrlli, Yvonnr- rl Anvnriy, Leoro Wulls, Mary Lou Benitez, Kavhy Marvin, Aline Moore, Bobbie Springer. SECOND ROW: Geneva Crook, Jack Wilson, Belly fm, lurrnrm Hull, Myrvlr- Smullv, Yuvhn Teal, Lornne Lee, Rosie Arevala, Jane Red. FRONT ROW: Normon Adney, Evelyn Cross, Slella Jollill, Ricky Sample, Mrrvilir: R-.ru-ia, Wanrla Hurlsliclrl, Sally Marlincz, Lynda Smith. fl-44 ' IK. ... ., 9 sf ' 1-ff? I5 V 'v xv. 4f 'f4, ,, ?4 '1 j I fl' 'Q 1'C3 ' A L V , J x ' f , 5' . 1 tv. 1 ' t 1- , V I, A- -,,-ia' 'u ,ny 1'-iw' gh.: 4-in-,L Au f 1 .11 GXXXQXQX xQ YXQQ -1. , 1 0- A. g.'.' 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J, .,,I?q'N,,:f.'.-A185KQQLIT- ., -ws-.-,.r., . . - , w x :gag -.-5, , ',--'f.,..4 N --..-Q-.., . .. -,yJ,- M, .- - '-fx., 3:,,.r!:.,.., M., ,ff tv-'ff YN U S Y' X K Y' 5 N950 41 student cnuncil activities The student council began its activities before the opening day of school with a School of lnstruction, a day of learning for student leaders. This was the first attempt to give the student coun- cil some specific training in the various offices and an opportunity to arrange the program of the coming year. ln addition to the necessary operative business, the council voted to extend complimentary athletic passes to the maintenance per- sonnel, faculty, doctors, newspaper representatives, and ministers. Some major changes in the clean-up campaign were made by a committee under the chairmanship of the vice president, which added to the effectiveness of the keep-the-campus-clean program. The council investigated several types of basketball scoreboards, and finally purchased an lnstant View Naden Scoreboard, which was turned over to the district. Other purchases included a new popcorn machine, which will be operated by the clubs and classes as a means of adding to their organization funds. BOB LOWE, student body president The secretary contacted each of the schools in our athletic league with a questionnaire as a partial survey leading to the adoption of the standardization of athletic awards recommended by the Cal- ifornia Association of Student Councils. The council intends to complete the revision of a new student body constitution. STANDING Miss Atwood adviser Bob Lowe, president. SITTING: Nina Dudley, commissioner of social affairs, Noreen Watson, commissioner of publicity, Pauline Lee, treasurer, Carolyn Barnes, vice presi- dent, Marcia Duty, secretary, Ginger Brothers, commissioner ol assemblies. BACK: Richard Orne, Bays' Federation representative, Bobby Lee, junior class representative, Marlene Martin, G.A.A. representative. FRONT: Mr. Albrecht, ad- viser, Claudette Kuylrendall, assistant com- missioner ot publicity, Nancy Buckley, Girls' League representative, Jane Huff- man, sophomore class representative, Deanna Ramos, senior class representative, Linda Randleman, freshman class repre- senlative. rall cummillne ludrre Costa, Dale Souza, head rlreer leader, Darlene Perry. Gerry lrlwarrln, vice presrclent, Marlene Marlin, nrr-srrlenty De rrrrnrr Ramos, secretary. :Pe Just three years' old, the Rally Committee rs rn its rnlancy, Under the leadcrshrp of Marlene Martin, the Committee worked diligently with the three cheer leaders Dale Souza, ludrie Costa, and Darlene Perry plannrna and conduztrng various types ol assemblies. The main oblectrves ol this organization were to de' velop and encourage school sprrrt and to promote can structrve sportsmanship ottrtudes. The group was drvrded into three worlr commrltees, which were responsrble lor decorations durrng the loot ball and baslretball seasons, lor the selling and punch- ing ol trclrcts at the games, and lor the planning at rallies, These committees elected Marlene Martin, Bar hara Sgherza, and Glorra Gomez as then chairmen, C7 r4lftFlf E'. RACK ROW loarrru- Vrr-rra, lam- Hrrllrnan, Mariarin Carrr-ira, lynne Thomsen, Bctly lahnson, Sallie Garcia, Shirley Bennett, Br-tty Teal, Narnia Duran, Mm rlr-I larlyrv-rl SECOND ROW Claim rlr- la Fuente, Pauline Renta, Lorraine Olrvas, Rachel Benitez, Norton Watson, Jaan McDaniel, Delia Gamez, Alrcr Wr r n Harlrarrr fqhvrra, Frrrma Wcrlrlerbura, larrrtta Benito, Sur' Berlc. FRONT ROW Patty Margnn, Dolan-r Prror, Josie Marfrugga, Clrrria Gamez, linrla Hatlrrlrl Mer Cfnrrsrrlvr-r., louise Srlva, Puulrnr- lv:-, Carolyn Barnes, Nina Dudley, Betty Bryant. qirls' league The Big and Little Sister party at the beginning of the year enabled us girls to become acquainted, the Christmas party, with Miss Schendel as Santa Claus, was an opportunity to share our fun year our annual mothers' party was changed to a fashion show. Reverend Gist was the first inspirational speaker for our program meet- ings. Mrs. Fowler exhibited many costumes and dolls collected on her European trip. ln January, Mrs. Shipley reviewed the play Time Out for Ginger , and the Orchesis group from Fresno State College in April with our mothers. This added variety to our programs. The Bo s' Federation treated us to two movies, The Big Layout pra- Y duced by Dragnet, and Arsenic and Old Laceii, the annual theater party. ln November, Carolyn Barnes, Darlene Perry and Nancy Gaw, elected representatives, accompanied Nancy Buckley and Miss Meyer to the re- gional Girls' League Convention at Dinuba, The impressive candlelight installation ceremony closed a successful and enjoyable year for the Girls' League as it has done for many years. The Girls' League can review with satisfaction its growth in almost thirtyffive years, for it was first organized in October 1920 to promote a spirit of helpfulness, courtesy, and loyalty. Three years later a point system was adopted to insure character and scholastic development among the girls. ... tam '- i NX x C17'kL4,r,,f, Mfwfi',Z: lf, PM ' , 7 9 f2' cfltsiag-+A-' C 2244. fi 2 Nancy Buckley, president. ELECTED COUNCIL, BACK ROW: Barbara Sgheiza, second vice president, Lorraine Hurrah, second sergeantvatfarmsg Berna' dette Ramos, first sergeantfat-arms, Alice Soares, treasurer FRONT ROW: Joan Mc' Daniel first vice president, Nancy Buck- ley, president, Geraldine Edwards, secre- taryp Miss Meyer, adviser. APPOINTED COUNCIL, BACK ROW: Jane Huffman, chairman of publicity, Evelyn Luis, assistant first sergeant-at-arms. FRONT ROW: Charlene Bodenhamer, chairman of sunshine committee, Linda Teixeira, chairman of flower committee: Sharon Bigelow, chairman of social ser- vice committeeg Virginia Mahan, chair- man af civic activities. ig' RICHARD ORNE, president The Boys' Federation held its initial meeting in the spring of l974 with Tommy Bettencourt the first president, having been organized in this yeor under the sponsorship of Mr, Ward, who continued his work with the boys' organiz- ation for many years. Throughout these years certain calendar events became traditional, among which is the annual tree planting program begun in l936 to beautify the community, This year the regular members of the basketball teams planted ei ht t ' g y rees while the non-regulars demonstrated their basketball ability in the 9Ym- Another annual a , g ye in March, when Arsenic and Old Lace was shown, this year in the high school audi- torium instead of at the local theater. The boxing tournament at the December meeting, with helpful suggestions from the sidelines, and the exchange dance, given this year by the Girls' League, have been enjoyed each year. ln the fall the boys shared with the girls The Big Layout, a Dragnet movie. In January, Mr, Berry Gilcrease gave a travelogue of his trip to Alaslra as he showed the colored movies he had taken. Talks on football by Mr, Burton and Mr. Klewitz, and onthe Armed Forces by Mr, Burson added interest ta the meetings. ffair, the theater party for the girls was en'o d ' Ish... 44 - -Mi - -..li-.. .. ..-I-li , ,JJ- - -1.-. -- -Li 1-L.. -I4 BACK ROW: Kenneth Dudley, vice president, Darrell Holder, sergeant- at-arrns. FRONT ROW: Kenny troawrerg Mr. Dawdy, advise ard Orne, pruidantg Marshall Phil- lips, secretary, Joe Brooks, representative, fnat picturedl. Burton rp Rich- F.F.A. rv his s' federation cz. I Bob Lowe, Mr. Dawdy, Jim Johnson, and Benny Aguilar working at the annual tree-planting. S f A- .sk- A,-5 'C x -'ILT'- 7 1 califurnia schnlarship fcdcralinn chapter 146 i, Officers: Linda Randleman, treasurerg Mrs. Corbett, Mr. f Echols, advisers, Clarice Phil- lips, president. Carole McCus- lcer, vice president, Delores Mello, secretary. ....,............,,,...., , ..,..,....,.....,........4 Q.- I .ff I 46 it '.. 25 'S , .K wx, x idle BACK ROW: Alice Soares, Barbara Peterson, Darlene Perry, Wilhelrnina Mendesf Carol Thatcher. SECOND ROW: Bernice Toste Barbara Silvrera, Carole lee, Noreen Watson, Gloria Gomez. Carolyn Barnes, Virginia Mahan. FRONT ROW: George Wilson, Bob Phipps, Jimmy Mustarn, Sharon Bigelow, Nancy Buckley, Madilyn Engvall. Membership in the Scholarship Federation increased from ten in the fall semester to twenty-six in the spring. Mrs. Corbett assisted Mr. Echols as sponsor of the organi- zation in the place of Miss Settelli instead of operating the concession booths of all the football games, as had been the responsibility of the or- ganization in previous years, the society shared with the Girls' League and the G.A.A. this opportunity to swell the treasury. However, the earnings were sufficient to permit the granting of the annual scholarship. Madilyn Engvall and Nancy Buckley earned their life membership pins this year having met the requirement of membership, which is belonging to the club five out of six semesters including one semester of the senior year. Because of unscheduled regular meetings throughout the year, programs for the meetings were limited. A movie showing the campus of the University of California was of special interest. The spring regional conference at Campbell on Moy 22 was attended by a delegation. 5 1 x wgfivf'-' H' 'te't'r '1- . .r We - Y? l,,Js-' square dance nluh From the band room during club meetings one could hear hoe-down music and calls of swing your honey 'round and 'round as members of the Square Dance Club whirled into action. The time was spent in learning new dances and in reviewing dances already learned. Folk dances and mixers proved to be just as popular as squares. A square dance party in the spring added to the fun of being a member. President Sandra Pierotte conducted the business meetings of the club with the aid of Ronnie White, secretary-treasurer. LEFT SQUARE: Ruth Beckham, Lavonia Davis, Menota Carter, Margo Brewer, Lorene Lee, Yu- thc Teal, Myrtle Smith, Sally Martinez. CENTER SQUARE: Joanne Vieira, Johnny Rico, Wanda Hartsfield, Virginia Morrison, Leslie Davenport, Les- ter Harrington, Yvonne d'Arte- nay, Gloria Holder. RIGHT SQUARE: Dale Souza, Ronald White, Sandra Pierotte, Ronald Howder, Otis Whinery, Donald Cato, Marjorie Carreira, Bare bara Silviera. The newly organized Music Club has finished a ffl. 'Y r 'rr , ge-y 521 tr ...rg-......4 . - . l l :K ROW1 Sharon Weaver, ' h Mason, Nina Dudley, ncy Gow, Mr. Weiss, ad- rrp Jerry Pope, George Will , Judy Moretti, Diclr Betteri- trl, Howard Dunnagan, Ken' h Dunn, Carol McCuslrer. ZOND ROW: Loretta Benito, ce Wilson, Barbara Bray, ty Fredrick, Arlene Carvalho, nrdette Woltgram, Joyce gewell, Josie Madruga, Wil- mrna Mendes, James Mus- i, Linda Hatfield, Lorraine rah. FRONT ROW: Karen rotte, Barbara Sgherra, Lou- Srlvrt, Margaret Villa, Vir- ia Mahon, Jeii Maxwell, ry Lancaster, Lucille Fngun- , Paula Wendarlt, Clarire lips, linda Rnndlreman. successful year under the leadership of their president, George Wilsong vice president, Alice Wilson, and sec- retary, Dick Dawdy. The club was composed of members of the band and orchestra who were interested in learning to play popu- lar music. The meetings were devoted to the sight-reading and group study of music, and not to preparation for per- formances. an 48 of Sue Beck, treasurer, Gloria Gomez, secretary, Car- men president. Wright, president, Patty Morgan, vice VIN' Q W Niagtl 1 BACK ROW: Patti Hubanlrs, Evelyn Bazen, Lorraine Nail, Dolores Prior, Melba Allen, Elouise Walton, Lynda Smith, Juanita Bost, Shirley Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Cross, Mary Henson, Juanita Peterson, Carole Young, Leora Wells, Florene lee, Evelyn Richwine, Anna Adamson, La Verne Nunes. THIRD ROW: Francis Espinoza, Katherine Martin, Norma McGuire, Yvonne Martin, Phyllis Bazen, Evelyn Rocha, Phyllis Nelson, Kathleen Hahn, Linda Long, Norma Nail, Juanita Hall, Elreno Rose. SECOND ROW: Venita Holcomb, Ella Jallifl, Beverly Maschmeyer, Rose Marie Cotta, Barbara Maschmeyer, Wanda Brazell. FIRSY ROW: Geneva Crook, Norma Cossey, Ella Jollill, Petra Riso, Barbara Donnell lbackl, Marie Silva, Geraldine Todd, Marie Mendes lbaclrl, Phyllis Burr, Lyndal Hendrix. as hnmemakinq rzluh V, , img , . The Home Ffonomrcs Club was formed in l93S, the forerunner of the Homernalrrng Club of 1954. As it ts now the purpose of the Hamemaking Club to provide training for those of us who will soon assume the respon- sibilities of establushrng homes as future homemakers and will train the youth of tomorrow, so it was the goal of the former Home Economics Club. This year has been a very successful one for our organization. We have had experts in many fields of interest to girls. A representative from the Fresno Beauty College spoke to us on the art of grooming, the care of the hair and hairstyling, and the opportunities in the field of Cosmetology. Two movies ' Family Outing and Children of the Alps provided both informa- tion and entertainment. As a protect we undertook the making of toy animals for the crippled children in the hospital. These animals were given to the Lions Club to be distributed to the children for Christmas. Of purely recreational interest was our talent show and the party planned with the F FA. n J ,- ff-4, DY' -ve I I' Ov 4.1 O ,Je-JAY R 5 5 L: Y V A ffl 'L A i rj eg ' - i K , P ,. Ny? ' 1.. -' ' R' ..4-.? A4 2- - Q, 5 A-V ' f t . , I at 'f'-.-. '- 55 ,' 'S' ,.' T .9 . -Sf ill' .-.-. 5 9' 1 '- ' .' .:i?f9 s 'f'3' L,.'!f I. 5: ii ' ,. -H z . .r ' ,QL 1 -, , ' I it ' 41. 1' 0 , 0 ri NB MACK ROW Ethel Williams, Dorothy Crum, Betty Bryant, Norma Duran, Anna Souza, Anna Cardoza, Alice Nunes, linda Teixeira, Nancy Oliveira, Mary Champness. FOURTH ROW' Betty Cobrne, Pauline Esrey, Kathryn Ewing, Janelle Neal, Betty Frederick, Clotrlda Toledo, Loretto Ramos, Evelyn Luis, Bernadette Ramos, Phyllis tapes, Alma Capher. THIRD ROW Marlene Martin, Rosemary Avila, Deanna Ramos, Faye Fowler, Moriorie Brown llrontl, Alice Cobine, Norma King, Barbara Hraalrs, Fern Lowery SFCOND ROW Rosemarie Taste, Leora Wells, Nala Sample, Imogene Hamilton, Shirlene Villi, Daisy Sample, Diana losey, Doris lnabnit, Dorothy Decker, Vivian de la Fur-ntc. FIRST ROW. Loramae Taste, Betty Clifton, Claudette Kuykendnll, Catherine Reilly, Shirley Caetano, Judy Peters, Betty Cox. mir- E nd Tommy Boykin, George Smith, Darrell Holder, Lero Charles Easley, Joel Oakes, Clea .lack Oakes, Bobby Turmon. c 3, BACK ROW Joel Oakes John Rasey H L Abney FRONT ROW Bob Bentley lsador Paramo xnhu us smvs Aw A 'llfi cvossi-as , ' fs s t' M Qt' all RN K fa 'x 'P V5 I . g ig - ' H. L. Abney lbackl, Dwane Wendorff, Johnnie Laurence, Benny Aguilar, Den- nison Porolini, Richard Orne, Bill Wil- Iiamson lfrontl. Arden Hotchkiss William Coffman, Nor- man Garcia, Alvino Martinez, Bruce Hotchkiss, Royce White, Arthur Bass, Bobby Blagg, Leroy Brothers, .lerry Rhea 5 1 4 XR Joe Morgado, Allen Carter, A. J. Bog ' 'X gen, Leroy Brothers, Gene Silva, Roy Willhite, Duane Watson, David Boggeu. inv- thn industrial The Industrial Arts Club was composed ot ninety-one members, most of whom are majoring in industrial arts. The purpose of the club is to further the interest of stu- dents in industry, to aid students in finding on interest for both mind and body, and to assist them in choosing a life work. The club meetings this year have been varied, in- cluding iilms, speakers from industry, demonstrations, organization business meetings, and field trips. .1- ,4,gu,. ' lf ' ,I 12 ..-.., - 3 K ' X :Atl . ' .- ' A L X 1 A -5--.,3,,5-gg: ,g l ' fa' fi , l, , ' ' s. 4.4-' me .ai if tJ, ix ., .4 , I hi .f -,' ! -.if:..' - fl? egfff z I. 7? i. T I I 4 nu., X ll' as , V Q. ,L fm. -, - - 'T rs., , nw A f vf T57 v f 'il' L ' at 5-A' Af . fx Q.. iff . ' X . ,L .iff --..4 -V y f-.'rq'+:sge .7 f X ':. r 'M -.3 ,Af ' '. f, 'JA'.f,' 1. ' . f. ., . .- '. A, .- .,-Q., f ,, l'l'. '-l-V , 1 f5vl5U'f2'5 PV? .3e3,f'?rf, r - -ffl! - ,,,..,3i1l-.-ll-f-,-f-- lii fT'l',1fa-tfr'fr-w N5 -,,, ff fi 51lf-A 25.1-.' BUY CANDY Him arts rzluh A new proiect for the club has been the operation of the candy counter for the student council during the noon hour. With help from Bill Williamson, Joel Oakes, Isador Paramo, Benny Aguilar, Nick Palomares, Butt Parker, Kenneth Grider, and Kenneth Dulany, the un- dertaking has been successful. The highlight ot the year's activity was a field trip to the Fresno industrial plants. l H I I -,Z x' A i 'A ali- , ' R . - A 9 :-' 1 ., J 'g ' . I, . if 41. I, ' I' , ,. g t U it .- 5 Giga, i , ,, 5 .QQUN A nb- I . 'R . ,K ' A I 1 . + 1 l af ' Q 'f f ,Q.l. r fu i ff' 'lftfi l -rf lg '4t iffy. rl ' .,' N Y ,h 7- - ,, ' L I. 'rf . .,-:?, ' A ' ' J Nl? ' Nx., !-S -ws.. , . LEFT TO RIGHT: Butt Parker, sergeant at-ormlg Kenneth Dudley, sergeant ot arms: Stephen Lee, treasurer, Ball Wil liumson, president: Nick Palornures vice president: Dwane Wendorff, secretar nffuzers .lim Peters treasurer Harry Black sen tinel Odell Amerson secretary Mr Franklln adviser Darrell Holder presl don! Harold Lam reporter Mr Hardin adviser lbackl' Quinton Brooks Boys Federation representative- Bryant Allen vice president Junior Farm Mechanics BACK James Gammell Kadeanla Shannon Charles Langdon Billy Dearmore Carl Hanker Willie Burton Manuel Nevesy Bob Manry Jim McGinnis FIRST ROW Bryant Allen, Ronnie Romeiro, Tommy Gregorio, Tony Contente, Fino Luis, Quinton Brooks. OJ 1,11 64- F 'er W ulurn Jam McGinnis and his Jersey calf A n ' F chaplv 5- ' ' The Lemoore Agriculture Club, organized in l921 ' under the supervision of Mr Ward and composed mainly o first year science students, was the nucleus of the Future Farmers o America, ln the spring of i930 the Lemoore Agriculture Club joined the national organization known as the Future Farmers of America and receive: its charter, henceforth to be known as the F.F.A. Lemoore Chapter 56. This organiz ation has developed since under the directior of Mr. Hardin and Mr. Franklin. Having been in the new agriculture departmen over a year, the students have tested it and have found it ideally suited to their purposes. lt is not the largest agriculture department, however it is outstand ing in design and in arrangement. The many state farn advisers, agriculture teachers, and state supervisors wh: have visited the new plant have agreed that it is the bes of its kind in California. , 4 1 Freshmen Cardoza, Clar- ence Mendes, Benny Riclenour. .1 tstandmgt , Gene Lester Henry Ford, Homan Arthur Bass, ,-nfl P-mv' 4413-H--' at the Kings County won prlle. 1 dll L-. fn -,- f rm s -f ' 3 ' Jim Peters and his Hereford steer which america 5 The motto ol the FFA. is Learning to clo, doing to learn, earning to live, liv- ing to serve. Through classworlc, lab- oratory experiments, farm shop, field trips, and home projects activities a great deal is done to learn, do, earn and live agriculture in all its phases. Agriculture or farming is a way of life, fascinating and interesting to those inclined to live out of doors and to enjoy the more or less independent life. The F.F,A. club meetings this year inl cluded farm equipment movies, war pictures, a bean feed, an interclass tournament, an interschool basketball tournament with fourteen schools at the College of Sequoias, and a swim party followed by a feed, ho showed at Cow Palace. David Boggen and his Hereford ' , rl 331 'iff mf-ffi.g,:3e:s, uv Kings Fair. Norman Adney, Castro, Robert Souza, Jon Brooks. Duncan, Tom in KO N Mtv B N5 iq ei 'X yi. 'A I Q tn.: ,Qi ,fl .00 STANDING: Bob Phipps, president, Mr. Buckley, adviser, Ronnie Villi, vice president, Bobby Blagg, secretary, Mr. Mil- ler, adviser. FRONT ROW: John Parolini, treasurer, Charles Head, sergeant-at-arms, fs X if 'X xr Duane Watson, Margaret Cornelison, Bill Bass lbaclil, Clea Hall, Neil Brock, Bob Derryberry. Donald Phillips, Larry Reeves lbackl, Jerry Pope, Billie Ivey, Boyd Crook, Gary Robertson, David Woods. Ben Jacinto, Carl Hill, Marshall Phillips, Allen Carter, Jay Mitchell, Jay Croslin, John Russell. science lzluh 'llun Srronre fflulz ol -,ozne lwcnlylwe members was lnsl orga- nnfrwl ln l9-40 under llw sgsorzravklmp ol Marvrn Hanson wllh Tommy lllalrr lvy rl' pvr-nlzlvnl 'llli' yrrrn vlvr- Srl:-nre Club lrrxu rnown lo a vnernlucrslnp of fully 'rlurlr-vrlu rnflurlrnq those who have mlren or are lalunq scuence. The huulofly YIIUUD was rrclnmlr-rl for llve lrrsl lrme llwus yeav. Unrlcr llrc lcaclcvnlnp ol Mr Muller, a group ol boys has done fan-,lrlr-vrmhlrr wmlf ln plvalagnrmplry Much more equlprnenl nas been rxclrlr-rl lo llvr- plwologlaplur dark room, sucll US wGSl1erS, lc-vrrylyyxo plrllvn, and fx qumlr dryer There Ove longfronge plans lar luvllrr-v arlcllllonf. la plrolorrvaplnc ecrurprnenr ond lor urnprovee mg-nl al rlavlf roam larrlllrm. OU: mr-rglrna-, llu-, yrfar wmv varled and lnlevesllna, Tlve frrsl wan rm lllm rmrl rlwus-,lon on llwe new 1030 lubrlcallan oul by a Slrxmlrmvrl Url 1-uw-rl lun Onan al Snallorrl dlscussed newspaper mnrl vnrlfmllnrf plrolorurlyrlrfrv' and vlmrr work and lvannlng, Our tlnrrl pvmrlvnm rnrlarlnrl M: Brown al llve V--lorllw American Avlollon frjrnpqny, wlvm spnlfr- nn ln! planes and slwovvrlfl a movie on Ie! llqlvlr-vw lee Wrlsan, an enlornoloqrsl from Coallnga, also spoke on vofrrllmvrll wmlf ln rrnlavnrllorgy lln-, yum llvc' Hur-nfn flull splll UD lm llw-rv annual frcld lrlp. llvr- lrmlrzrly unrl pwlvoloavaplvy lvryll of llw rlulw loolr a weekend mp lr- Yrrr-mllr-, wlnlc Yllc- ollmv lwrrll vlsllcrl several polnls of rn, mum! ln llve Balvuvxlleld ovca -s . 8, 7321? 1 , . . ' 4 , f 'E . L . by 755' l x ' ,lx ' ' 21 ga , -2 -- W- . 1 ' l Q N fl.- r if - 1:23 1 R- J vkng . r . 'V'-I 'fl' .ir . .. ' - we NB i gn' x ll rl 'f'll'f BACK ROW- Bully Hrle, Bobby Lee, Waller Kendall, All Bradlord. FRONT ROW: Dixie Tuck, Ruxsell Hull, Jess Jen- nings, Delano Bopp. BACK ROW: Kenneth Dunn, Marcla Duly, Bob Hartley, George Hill. FRONT ROW: Pol Pereura, Fred Ferguson, Valda Cross, Nancy Buckley, Ginger Brolnevs, Maclnlyn Eng- VO Albell Sanchez, Ronald Kerr, Jlm Dooley, Bull Melwafley, David Campbell. Q 1 BACK ROW. Margo Brewer, Fern Lowery, Barbara Brooks, Ruth Mason, Lorcmne Toste, Dorothy Decker, Vivian cle la Fuente Oliveira, Dolores Medina, Evelyn Richwine, Yvonne d Artenay, Rosemary Avila. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Holder Juanita Hall. Peterson, Evelyn Cross, Mary Henson, Kathleen Hahn, Norma Nail, Lucille Smith. THIRD ROW: Sandra Pierotte, Barbara Silvi , Rosie Rico, Lavonio Davis Shir ns Larine Burton, Lavan Wriaht Juanita era, Judy Maretti Mariorie Morgan Donna Wallace, Lynne Thomsen, Modilyn Engvall, Patricia Pereira, Linda Randleman, Catherine Reilly. SECOND ROW: Mary Lancaster, C Neal, Betty Fredrick, Betty Johnson, Nancy Buckley, Ginger Brothers, Noreen Watson, Sharon Weaver, Lucille Faguncles, Shirlene Villi, Joyce lrons FRONT ROVV Shirley Caetano, Aline Moore lbackl, Judith Peters, Arlene Carvalho, Carole McCusker, Wilhelmina Mendes, Melba Allen, Wanda Hartsfield Evelyn Munc Marcia Duty, Loretta Ramos lbackl, Evelyn Luis. q.a.a. ln the spring of l929, the G.A.A. was organized to remain in ex- istance only three years. The point system was introduced, fifty points being required for membership earned for hiking, for skill tests, physical improvement and perfect class attendance. The freshmen were awarded the small English LH iuniors, gold pins, and seniors, sweaters, lt was not until l943 that the G.A.A. was reorganized and has been active to the present with l26 members. I Entertainment has followed the short business meeting held each month. A water ballet for a freshman reception in September was followed by the backward dance with the theme Our Night to Howl. Marlene Martin and Bud Mello won the title of Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner and were married by Reverend Guidinger. The Christmas skating party, the Tulare modern dance group in February, and the party for the L Association in the spring added variety to the meetings. The G.A.A. accepted invitations to participate in the three success- lul playdays given by Hanford, Coalinga, and Avenal. At the senior farewell banquet, awards were presented and the new officers were installed. ? 1 :J D 1, .f arol Thatcher Janelle J' ' ,,1f', 'li ' 'T .a. 4 uw ' '-1. V, .sr .gf ' h .T 5: - ,-:,.',x,N ., .- vp' '. .' ' ' 'Q-ff.. .. gy,-,.L , M: ,it , 5' .5 S' .Hn . Lug sh Ay! Y v- ., . 1212- .efiefn . fp . ,. I , y Q .v HACK, STANDING Mrxrlrne Mcrhn, noun-:ul rr-prr'wn9n!uvv Joan McDonrel, chcurvnnn of won! nUmu Jocrnnv Vw-nm, xwrm hvml, Mus Sfhr-ndrl, ncivmr-r Clmm Convoy, hmkr-Qhcll head Mrs Hunrkf-, ndvuwc-v AMN Suorw tr-mms hr-url FRONT, SITTNNC Krzvrn Pvr-rmrff, wrrr-mry Lwnnlu Hnlfrcld, vstc Dvcxudcn ' lame Hulfmon, mdnvnduul spans, Annu Souza, spec-dboll head, Roberta Benito, volley bull head, Deanna Ramos, mmm! vcmrrier, Lorvume Hmruh, sohboll hccd. Q mlm cfm., ,n.Q..4f,.f t ifi x N1 R .- pf- x I HAFY HOW Hmhmn Zqhr-vin, Puuln , Hvfvv Hryrum, Mrnrin Cmtrr, Dnfrxrfw Uurllr-y, flurvnrx Uuum, luxe' Mrnlvugju, Mmy Fluff , Sm' HMM, Mrlvgtrvzw VxHn Dc:Yv Souza, ML1v4.Hll1' Cczvvvwlo, Carole luv, AMLV NVnMuvv THIRD ROW' F' BMW TMJ, CFYOIIU mmf-, FOURTH I 4 - KOW Num urn. In Mcw qcxn, f'fv-nr-vu-vw Hunruvu, Nuvnf lmw, Uhuvlu-y Bvnnr-SV, Fvvlyn Prdm Vugmm Mnvvvwn Audvrv Wvnvm, Ann Pvvoum TTFVONIU RQVV Hwnnxiu Mckrlvrw Lamar- Ullvu, Annu Curcloru, Nancy Ollvcirn, lm0Hu lirmvc, Nur- Nunn, DruM-nv Pwnv, ,hum Qmu, CM-ruldwnv Friwnrds, FRUNT ROW Lwmum Nmi M4-vqnvcv Q-nv ,..-w.-,,,,. Imam, Aww- c,,1,n,,, MW ummpm-W mmm, Flounc QMW, Fmvvm wf-Lm.L.h.nn ,rn-np, vnwn, Muhnn mmm Hnvnrx mg., nm-.nu sum....- my 57 Mcvry V,f,n'.u Q x RACK ROW Albert Zuburr Darrell Holder Lorelo Fabbrn Joel Oakes Elmer Burton Charles Langdon Wnllue Burton Bob Harlley Bob Benlley Jerry Short Mr Burton aclvwser Duck Daway SECOND ROW Kenneth Dunn Kenny Burton Tommy Musquez Louie Orsaba Gnlberl Mnronda Wrlllam Coffman Bruce Hotchkiss Bob Carlson Eugene Covvn FIRST ROW Duck Betlencourl Joe Morgcdo Benny Agullar Nnck Palarnores l K! I x v t l ' ul-In - I- W HSSUCIH lllfl V 1' T, q . 1 f, R . I Va' I K lu! U ' l X X ' ' ' E I V ,nd l g gl , ' F , X . Q 1 1 ,ff Y yin. ff 4 ' ' ' 1 v ' 4 4 -ff ' I X L -.W . A yomui-fd f l I X Fi A BACK ROW tlvtl Bvmlr, Bob lown, Anthony Rocha, Kenneth Dudley, Jim Petevs, Jvmmy Mortln, Loy Wedderburn, .lay Mitchell, Ronnne Vtlli, rnlltr-tv Svvvm-., Boh Mcmvy, Mt, Booth, odvtser, SECOND ROW: Lorence Timm, Leroy Brothers, Fred Ferguson, H. L, Abney, Ernwe Dutro, Joe Joltwqtt Rtvlmrfl Coffman, Jay Crogltn, Bryant Allen, FlRST ROW: Richard Owe, Jerry Vtllnborghu, Bobby Lee, Jerry Pope, Donald Plnlltps, Otns Wlwmay, Jetty Wttltcmson, Ben Jocmto, Bob Phtpps, Denmson Porolwni. 'v-- A-, ,, ,..------- - 'M'-I , I ----..:...,q... g., . I-'. - ----A J-J-fl. - , ,dp '. W ? ll- ' L. a -A - 'l ra M - . e ' Lk I, :. ' I' --X. V ,v --- -- i---f-H -'------ A e e -by 4 t. 1 uf 1 . . , ,D ,, llml., -- , ,, -.. ,J 1 , . --. , ' 5' , . '-ie'-'-K'- :J x v - 'vv sf, Q? 39 .thx Y. 'li 4 li x fe, .x 41 - ualifnrnia cadet cnrps 1llEnd hattaliun - 4 I im fx, N Xv x ,bv BACK ROW: Billy Martin, Jack Oakes, William Maschmeyer, Winfrey Hall, Odell Amerson, Bobby Blagg, Eugene Neal, Benny Ridenour, ' Clea Hall. THIRD ROW: Jerry Pope, Richard Coffman, John Parolini, Tommy Castro, Richard Baga lfrontl, Tom Parrish, Gene Garman, Ralph Coffman, Richard Sartuche, Fred Castillo. SECOND ROW: George Wilson, Lionel Perry, Jerrold Jones lfrontl, Leslie Davenport, Billy Coffman lfrontl, Jess Jennings, Jack Rocha lfrontl, Tommy Musquez, Gilbert Miranda, Elwin McLain lfrontl, Frankie Roberts, Kenneth Dulany lfrontl, Kenny Goff, Robert McVay. FRONT ROW: Dennison Parolini, Buff Parker, Captain Burson, Joel Oakes, Leroy Brothers . t NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS BACK ROW: Lionel Perry, lack Oakes, John Para- lini, Maclcy Boykin. SECOND ROW: William Masch- rneyer, Gene Garmon, Richard Coffman, Gilbert Miranda FRONT ROW: Odell Amerson, George Wilson, Kenneth Dulany, Elwin McLain. The l02nd Battalion, California Cadet Corps, Lemoore High School is enioying its second year of activities here on the campus. Fortyffive boys have been engaged in military science and tactics work offered by the corps throughout the year. Cadet Captain Joal Oakes has been the company commander with Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Dennison Parolini as executive officer. First platoon was commanded by 2nd Lieutenant Buff Parker, and the second platoon was commanded by 2nd Lieutenant Leroy Brothers. Each platoon has fourteen enlisted cadets and one officer. The following subiects were studied by the Cadets this year: first aid, map reading, military organization, marksmanship, tactics, guard duty, military courtesy and discipline, close order drill, extended order drill, parade and ceremonies, leadership and sanitation. Many of our cadets received awards for the following achieve- ments: school service, rifle marksmanship, basic proficiency, inter- mediate proficiency, basic leadership, and advanced leadership. Our efficiency rating for l952:53 was 89.570, and the cadets and commandant are working hard to achieve a greater rating this year from the regional supervisor, Colonel A. E. 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H., -, ,. . ya' 1304 5 K illt' 1 ,. f 5:,K J.-'J'-' - 3? Y fb .Eff :Q . .JI ., if '32 ':,,lL Sr. rg ,gf n 1' U -'ff ' 'fr J ?' ' F31 ' Z 72 - Ag T' s . 1-5: . 5 1. - I, . 5.2. ' . . a5':'.-7 'f' woe I 3-n-.T ., ..4 -A .'sfQ..,'! ' r,'P,.:'k-r.. ,JI-.f 41. 7 Q 13 ::r III 'A ,N ,- 4' -- '1' 5 , 4 ,. 1. D. 'X 4 , '11 In uii-' 'F' IC :'1:l A- C ul ,VY .IN-'N'-'N-Ngx J 'NJSfg J. lg! xJ -Xvf lm 'A H fl, 1 1 1 'i I . , ' 1 -..fq.C .Ha -u-1.4. .,-'x. You 'E STATE g as Nb ix x C , .-XQQTSI4.-ix. H .ani H x x 1 4 1907 X 195 varsity fnnlhall Lemoore 6 Lemoore 0 Lemoore 3 Lemoore 6 Lemoore O Lemoore 0 Lemoore 6 Lemoore 6 Lemoore 0 SIIIIFBS Although the Lemoore Tigers come out on the short end of the score in most ol their games this year, they were always a fighting team. Lemoore played their best game against Clovis when they scored live touchdowns to their opponents one. Seriously handicapped by lack of experience in the baclcfield, our Var- sity showed steady improvement throughout the season. All in all, we were proud ol our team because of the high spirit and outstanding sportsmanship which they displayed on the playing field. 1 I V1 Q COACH KLEWITI Selma 35 Knngsburg 27 Clovis 7 '- Fowler 25 Corcoran I9 Exeter 6 Shatter Q5 Wasco Q6 Q X Coalinga 6 ' NICK PALO -IW.-,,, 'WM .1 F ERYAN1' ALLEN F: K I I i e ik 5 I- Q.. N Q ,V X I lg be A 5 Q 5575 I I , L COACH acorn 4 L - ' -1 L, -4- .J I , I 3 5 W L I - 1'- 1? 'u E - Y ,,:, 'I' 57'1.1?. K. A ' '- .. I I , I 'Y ' L A RODNEY ALLEN ART BRADFOILEJPE BR6OKS W I 1 IL' LL'A if? ' il . ,f Ip mi-In K 3 , , S F CAPTAIN KENNY BURTON , I krrr K I ,LE. ' I f 'iwwif ,Lf I . 3 ELNIER BURTON rom CASTRO I BILLY COFFMAN me fr f . 1 , ' - is 4 Q H Q., X. x.Affk' h,, 6 scares fur 1953 ' In I New I TIQGFS Opponents I , A 5 I 'A L Lemoore 6 .......... Selma 0 E - I ,, fig WILLIAM COFFMAN Lemoore 6 ...... Kingsburg 6 EUEENE MCOVIN ARLEs DUDLEY , :i1,X'm R Vg ' wig I A A ix I I -'CJ 4' Lemoore 33 ....... CLOVIS 12 'Z' .IA ' Lemoore 7 .,....... Fowler 13 W , , if ,, Lemoore 'I3 ....... Corcoran 0 fg I I ' 4 B ' ' I Lemme O 'Exe'e' 13 I ELAZ I Lemoore O ..... Shaffer 25 L , 6 , K :rr M y A . ' 'f . x Rf Lemoore 0 ...... Wesco 6 iffy., , I V' I Lemoore 46 ....... Coolmgo 0 W I, I LOIETTO EAIIIIRI MANUEL EIERRo f X NORMAN GARCIA I Y ,,,, f- I -' ' - r2'ef' I .- in L , - '- f ' 1 L15 II -. A -I 'V' I f I I- .ff L 'E' L J f I' I .1 'f ' ' H ' L A ' ' Q A ' ill, T ,,,, I , ' I f ' .. .2 flilvfilf, L' I I 91 1 - I 'L'-, , I I I H .I CHARLES HEAD? V . 1 L RUSSELL HILL if 31 I I ji BRUCE HOTCHKISS HAROLD LAIIII l JACK o N wr J I A. N MARTIN REYES . - .,..,n ES JERROLD JONES RONNIE WHITE Managers I Q- . 315' 'Yin ROMEIRO GARY ROBERTSON . KADEANIA SHANNON lightweight fnulhall ' r nosav l H .i Q! .. K A . F73 in . J ,r , Q: J , Y fix- xl U sr.. t -..s.,.: .- 'ltll-I--M 1 I very , f ...,. ,, ,Y :VQ .... Q ,, . Q Y' if 4, 5 t . iikx. . -' if V DALE Niessen ij' eff' einem MIRANDA town Musousz E I ev 5 s 'yt ,1 I 1 .. at . ' 43' ' ima ' f-V f . ' 1 , 1 Q fi: 5 Nt 1 I ,. . . t...w J N - bv - 4, 1 , Hy... ' ' V wan h . X ' ' 5-wwlt 'Q ' ' 7 Q . 4 -f I E -1 ' V Ig A' . yn A Louie onsAaA Zi-1 tom rA V. 'Jsmzv PoP: - He. ' . x. A '+ -.ta .Alles se. ' K tif A fi .1 ,- FLT i v . x ,T , l Q Our Lemoore Kittens showed a fight- Y ing spirit and a will to win in their -1 games this year -ti' ' Q i - Out ol four practice games, Lemoore i . Y ,gg .3 JACK nocrm j won two, tied one, and lost one. In I R Q. 3:01 league play, we won two and lost three. Although we did not have a winning record, our Iightweights played like an outstanding team in all games. Many ofthe players will be lost to the Varsity next year, but the few remain- ing should prove a strong nucleus for next year's team. .r xi JERRY SHORT ilvf. lg aes: A .g l . N59 ,..i Q I ., 9 Q ' M 1. A A ' im, Q I A QF, , 4 . , fm. ' ' H ,Q csoacs smmi mucs suum . . 56.3, . rx. ons wiimenv xl sly I I t J I Benny Richard urne A '14 A CI Lemoore 56, 44 . ., 51 75 59 . 52 S4 37. 356 ,, S9 . 'Q--nm, Richard Coffman Duck Dawdy rm Johnson De Bob Lowe ay Mm:heI1 Captam Polomares ass Opponems Exeter 66 . Wusco 43 Shaffer 49 Corcoran 57 Coolingo 56 . Exeter 74 Wasco 58 Shaffer 48 Corcoran 69 ,Coo1inga 56 Jerry league scares Lemoore 39 , ., 39 47 ,. 48 . 61 40 57, , 44 . 44 50 . 41 B Class Oppone .fxefer Wosco Sl'1af1er Corcoran ,, Coalinga Exefer Wosco Shaf1er , , ,Corcoran Coolingc Se1n-no II class nts 29 27 36 A9 23 64 A1 28 46 26 37 Lemoore 53, 29 ,,.,.. 26 48 45. A9 , 49, , 38 38 , .. 49, C Class Coach varsity Oppone , .Exeier ,Wosco Shafter Corcoran Coolinga , ,Exeter ,Wasco Shcfrer Corcoran Coclingo nts 24 32 32 32 25 21 33 44 26 34 Managers: Jerry Pope, Kenneth ' Bob Badosci Joe Brooks Bully 1 1' Joy Rrchard tt y Bryant Allen I Val Gonmles vwgif- ' Kenny Burton Fabbri Lancaster Dale Messer :bert Miranda Co-captain Coach h class John Parolini Ronnie Romeiro Jerry Short basketball All three ol our basketball teams did exceptionally well this year. The A class was in the running for the championship throughout the season, tinally emerging in a tie for second place. The maior portion ot the team was composed at seniors, who played their tinal game lor Lemoore High School. The B class became valley champions this year, de- leating Selma Ill-37 in a close and exciting game. This team displayed particularly fine teamwork and spirit. The school and community were proud of these boys' achievement. Our Cs also had ci successful season ending in sec- ond place. They won seven league games and lost two, thus scoring 334 points to their opponents l58. At the annual basketball banquet, Dick Dawdy, Dale Messer, and Richard Sartuche were awarded trophies as the outstanding player on the A, B, and C teams respectively. These trophies are awarded to the play- ers who best demonstrate team play, good sportsman' ship, training and spirit. r: class 6 Bruce Hotchkiss Co-captain S H 1 Joe Morgado Martin Reyes Jack Co-captain I if Louie Orsaba 'George Sm: lyin X Richard Sartuche Eonald White lt, 1.. track Benny, Richard, Jock ond Dale hitting the hurdle. . I . pg . Dole clearing the high iump. f -5 Kenneth putting the shot. Richard brood iumpingy Q, A Starting the IOO yard dash. Our track team had a successful year with many of the boys contributing to our wins. ln the A class, Bob Phipps turned in a top per- formance in the sprints, while Richard Orne placed consistently in the broad jump. Fino Luis proved to be one of our best shotputters in several years. In B class competition, Dale Messer continued to shine as an all-around athlete, Ben Jacinto in the hurdles and broad jump and George Smith in sprints and high jump also put in fine perform- ances. The C class was composed of boys who were practically new to the track team. Bob Badasci, Jay Croslin, Donald Prior and Martin Reyes proved to be the back bone of this team. I.. in, Benny heading for twenty feet. . ' A-, - --f .- . . , . In .5-4:1 i V- .. .gn .. - . ze 'VGA ij ...,..- ' Q... ' e Richard throwing the discus. l it - 4'. Couch Burton and Coach Baath. Coaches Klewitz and Burson. hasehall The T954 Tiger varsity baseball team started a very promising season this year by winning over Dinuba 6-5, The next game with a top Wasco team saw the Tigers without the services of two starting players as the result at illness, consequently Le- moore dropped this game 8-5. However, they bounced back the next week to take a l-O decision over a fighting Coali-nga team. This was the first William Muschmeyerf manager shut-out for Lemoore in tive years. Our baseball team is showing vast improvement each year. This year we were in the midst ot the battle for the championship throughout the entire SGCSOFI. Both the varsity and the junior varsity have worked hard and have also gained valuable exper- ience in team play and sportsmanship. varsity BACK ROW: Fino Luis, Darrell Holder, Jay Mitchell, Ronnie Villi, Jerry William- son, Bobby Lee, Lorence Timm, Jim Peters. FRONT ROW: Ernie Dutra, Rich- ard Sartuche, Gilbert Miranda, Anthony Rocha, Eugene Carman, Bob Lowe, Nick Polomares. iuniur varsity BACK ROW: Donald Andrade, Charles Dudley, Delano Bopp, Richard Baga, Tommy Castro, Walter Gritfen, Carl Hill. FRONT ROW: .lerry Irons, Kadeonia Shannon, Billy Coffman, Bruce Hotchkiss, Ronald Howder, Val Gonzales. Madilyn Engvall Girls' Singles . X 1 tennis sw- sf? 6. .i, 1 14170 J' 0 X CFI 0 X N vb riscnssk i r - 5' F9 . 2 'h a f' fa . Delia Gomez, Marcia Duty Kenneth Dunn, Dwane Wendorff Girls' Doubles Boys' Doubles The tennis team was divided this year into separate girls' and boys' teams, The boys saw limited action throughout the season, because several of the schools in our league dropped boys' varsity tennis. The boys' team was built around three veteran seniors who carried a heavy load in all our matches. Lemoore sponsored the league tournament this year on April 24. All of the schools in the league were represented by girls' teams, and several boys' teams were also entered independently. With twenty-three candidates out for the teams, interest ran high and competition was keen among the girls in fighting for a position. The girls' team was built around six seniors and one junior. They worked extremely hard to make a fine showing this season. , r . 4- BACK ROW: Neil Brock, Kenneth Dunn, Dwane Wendortf, Dick Dawdy, Ronald White, William Brooks. FRONT ROW: Marcia Duty, Madilyn Engvall, Delia Gomez, .loan McDaniel, Noreen Watson, Joan Quist, Alice Soares. Dick Dawdy Boys' Singles 73 QV Y 1 f.du'f--'f' . .. I ' I ' 0 '31 ik'---H ,T ab V X I -4-rg . . ' N - - S ' 4 i .I ,,, ,sqm-y, -,fin ' - W i- 5 'le-A .. . .Q. . 4 - ,. f n 4.' - fYs: T'?1'fQ'-. -: u- nas. 'U' . - -., ,1.,,, mf K,-1 K , ,,,. , ' is 1,- L-'40 ' ' - . , 4 4 . .'- ,V 'V K - '. ,h g g Ml: ,- qirls' spnrts Lavon Tries for a basket. A dropkick is made. Deanna missed it. NB Sophomore girls enjoying The new game of speed-a-way. Mrs. Huneke helps Marlene in rumbling. Discussing fhe tennis game. ,lf nys 5 'Hill f' s S' 1 .HM ff' 5 g f' f .1 iw i Y' 5 sd r. spnrls hiqhliqhts 1, Nick fights for the ball in Shaffer. Q. Jciry, Bob and Dwaric start the 50fyard free style. 3. Richard blocks the pass. 4. Fino passes 5. Dick makes to Jerry against Fowler. the basket. 6. Jerry tries for a block. Qfrif - Q sh ,,.:-.-4' ' ' '- flu i -.a X - ,. ,K -fa.. A t- 5 ' ' ' Q 5 . . ,.- - , 5- u- ' ,f .vu - ,iq 'I ,,, . ., - -fu , -. L ,111 . V -,.,,-fi'-4u...:jg :iff - - ali, 7 5,- .ff fs., a. ,,,.. if, ,Q ,vw , ft: , fs fy., Ja .J tigers Mitchell and Oakes go alter the Fowler man. Smith takes it around the end. B Class swimmers olt to a good start. Lowe and Villl block a Coalinga pass. The start ot the Shatter game, Morgaclo shoots tor another basket against Coalinga. Palornares adds two points to our score. Lowe drlbloles in for a lay-up. ,NHC L vu K 5,1 .f-V . -. .W . y ':.'lf,J 5 - ,. Q . Q nfs i-1 r.s+ Nu n+l u 6 rj ' 4 '1 K -lun-:' , i -1 x - ' Q53 ' C N. 'l ' 'ff' .. ,, ff 4- 1-- f f-J' Gi? 0 QU - wg' Q ' ' ' J' 'A 7 ' Q .I . ,-'I ,A ' QC la. P4 f, S? f - '- 1 o f+ IL, ,' Q15 A ,gg J, . wi .LQ 5 . Hr? 41 , :A x Y ' G J v 'T' f 1 4' r 4 -gf' 5? 1. fr 1- ln? . 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' , f '95 , fu! xr Et A' I .A 'E . ' M x I K 4 IA- +4 -L U. h rig -Q -:,,H': Q. V 13 sr k' . ' ,-, , , ', , . Aw - . .' 9 .5344-1:17, , 537' 'H' gif? . . iv M 2 ix 1-TA. Q O u P swf?-:mx- :Zl- as Y J ' 1 1 ' ,fd . .g-T ' 4 z 'x -.. 'W-as -. 141-arf - f ' 1 , rufi , V . f :rbe-,rf Follies ' Cffggs 'N 40 S':fem:1!'0'+ 'QM ' ' ' il. , , ,ff ' , 'L H G7 -4 '5g .-1? NBug-IIKSL1 4' V.-sf Long since has the TIGER'S VOICE ceased to be a paper far the Lemoore High School students alone, though edited by iuniar or senior students of our high school, since its circulation includes the exchange with some thirty schools in California and with a few schools of other states. It finds its way to Korea, to Japan, and to alumni members in service camps throughout the nation, and this year it is being sent to Germany. The TIGERS VOICE is now eighteen years old, having been first published in T936 by a staff receiving training in journalism under Miss Ruth Lee. Since 1950, the publicity of the school handled by first year iournalism students through the TIGER'S VOICE has been increased to include publicity in three newspapers and on two radio stations. This recent publicity is the responsibility of second year iournalism students. lil1BI',S voice Miss Graff, sponsor of publications and publicity, Noreen Watson, com- missioner of publicity, editor Tiger's Voice. Betty Johnson and Claudette Kuykendall, assistant commissioners of publicity, school reporters for Lemoore Advance, Hanford Sen' tinel, Fresno Bee, KNGS, and KCOK. 5 i if 4 BACK ROW. Norma McGuire, class editor, department editor, exchange editor, Delia Gomez, sports editor, Noreen Watson, news editor, FRONT ROW. Carol nunlius Nancy Buckley, art editor, Nick Palo- mares, assistant art editor, Miss Clawsan, art adviser, Valda Cross, Jerry Villiborghi lnat picturedl, assistant art editors. 1 it t Marjorie Morgan, Norma McGuire, assist- ant buxinesx managers, Mrs. Herrin, ad- viser, Hob Phipps, business manager: Ken- neth Dunn, Ginger Brothers, assistant busi ness managers. Phyllis Halen, editor, Miss Grofl, adviser, fa linda Hatlield, assistant editor, Pat Pere- ira, Madilyn Engvall, editors. , 2 T ' 0 4. j' ' ,I s vi'Q l W, , .2' 1 The was first published in i905 as a semi- annual school magazine. The name NUNTIUS, Latin for messenger, reflects in itself the emphasis on classical edu- cation, which was predominant in high schools at that time. The early NUNTIUS contained few pictures, the greater part of the book being devoted to poetry written by the stu- dents ond stories of student life, As years passed, the magazine developed into o book, and the written matter slowly disappeared as it was gradu- ally reploced by an increasing number of pictures which depicted more accurately and graphically the activities of the students. From the simple record of school personnel and activities, the NUNTIUS has increased in size, has changed in content, and has improved in quality. We, the staff of the T954 NUNTIUS, have attempted to portray the changing student life of this school contrasting the comparatively few activties of students fifty years ago with the numerous extra-curricular opportunities offered to us. This year we would like to extend our thanks to Dailey's Studio of Delano for their excellent photography and es- pecially for their sports coverage, to Mr. Mary Forslind of the Thomas Lithograph Company for his assistance and advice in the printing of our book, and to Mr. John Thomas of the S.K. Smith Company lor his co-operation in the selection of our cover. ' T 'fs f ,si fs s 1 R I r . DAWDY Orchestra Director BACK ROW: Nancy Gaw, Jerry Pope, George Wilson, Johnny Rico, Don Phillips, Willie Burton. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Olivas, Sharon Weaver, Ruth Beclrham, Anna Souza, Ruth Mason, Bernidette Woligram, Arlene Car- valho. SECOND ROW: Loretta Benito, Nancy Oliveira, Margaret Villa, Alice Wilson, Barbara Bray, Betty Fredrick, Nina Dudley. FRONT ROW: Barbara Sgheiza, Louise Silva, Karen Pierotte, Linda Teixeira. ,D urizhnstra ln the early history of Lemoore High School, music was not con- sidered essential to the high school curriculum, therefore it was not until l92l that an orchestra was organized and instrumental music was taught. The orchestra has increased in enrollment until this year there are thirty-six members. Because of the loss of senior members and the increase of in- experienced students, considerable practice was necessary prior to the initial performance for the Senior play and the second ap- pearance in March for the Junior play. Participation in the spring music festival, given tor the public, was an ambitious activity of the year. A program of music for the elementary school and for entertainment on eighth grade day gave lurther opportunity for performance. Music furnished lor the baccalaureate service concluded the l953-54 music activities. The music played by the orchestra leatured a wide variety of classical music with some emphasis also given to semi-popular numbers. .il BACK ROW. lsittingl Nancy Gaw, lslandingl Donnie Phillips, George Wilson, Dozen, Carl Hill, Phyllis Bazen, Gloria Holder, Dole Messer, Charles Dudley, Bobbie Buyense, Arden Hotchkiss SECOND ROW: Linda Hatfield, Lorraine Harroh, Carole Lee, Virginia Mahan, Karen Pierotte, Barbara Sgheizo, Alice Wilson FRONT ROW: Ava Haas, Wanda Hartsfield. i X s x ,cg fax x WY X fi Willie Burton. THIRD ROW Evelyn NAVY YVJW luvrun Wrrrglrl, luily Murltlll, lfrlln Russr-ll llllflll ROW llwrrnr- Wnnrlorll, furry Abbott, Clnrrcr- Vhillrps, Wrlhvlrnrrrrr Mr-nrlas, lim Muslrrrn, SECOND ROW Krrlhvrrnr' Mrrrlrn, Arlvnr' Crrrvalllo, FR WDW Mrrrlhrr Roqrws, llvlrarrrn Mr-lla, Hr-rnrrfrrlte Wolf rrrrrrn, lrnrfrr llrrrrrflr-nrrrn hand The band, now in its thirty-second year, was first organized under the capable leadership of Leroy Spencer. During these years the band has grown in popularity and, therefore, in mem- bershrp This year the band has enjoyed an exceptionally active year. Their performance at all home football games and at the pre- game rallies added enthusiasm. For the first time, a pep band was organized, which played at all home basketball games. This year the band participated in parades during the spring, as well as in the annual fall parades throughout the valley. A concert was given for the student body, and the band con- tributed io the spring music festival, an interesting and lively program for the public. The members of the band enjoyed their annual party toward the ralose of the year. A5 their final activity, they furnished music for the graduation exercises. t l 'r MR. Weiss ,ni Band Director R T i' BACK ROW: Bernadette Ramos, Barbara Bray, Norma McGuire, Bob Hartley, Dwane Wendorfl, Ronnie Villi, Dick Dawdy, Wcvnn Wrrndorll, Bill Martin SECOND ROW: Deanna Ramos, Darlene Perry, Clotilda Toledo, Manuel Fierro, Dale Messer, Kelly Payne, Bob Phipps, Marshall Phillips, Max Blabner. FRONT ROW Carole Lee, Pauline Lee, Marlene Martin, Jim Mustain, Ronald Kerr, Arden Hotchkiss, Lester Harrington, Ronald Howder, Barbara Sgheiza. Organized in the spring of 1952, the a cappella choir has completed its second year, an indication that the choir is now a permanent activity. Last spring the Kings County Junior Red Cross requested the a cappella choir to make recordings to send to for- eign countries in order to help promote good will among the nations of the world. Since the selection of recordings was made from many throughout the nation, the Lemoore a cappella choir is iustly proud of its accomplishment. Again we cooperated with the Junior Red Cross this year when we brought Christmas cheer to the patients of the Kings County Hospital with one half hour of caroling, The choir contributed to many programs throughout the year including the Christmas play, the Public Schools Week program, and programs of various local organizations, Num- bers were also presented for the Student Body, for the exchange program with Coalinga, and for baccalaureate and graduation, the final programs for the a cappella choir this year. ff' 72.4 lining fi in .0 -r Y v tx . e, Q' , ' g as 'Q Q R - -E, 1' J I KB -F' lk ,cs .T 4- 4. ,. S Q '33 1 , ri I I U x- W Q X I 'ef x 00 - f I 5 , gm -9- .9 sr Q. V X, 1- ' ucumlcu os? ru c I I s fr :nun Mnrru on ur 0 WI s nth H1l'xmks NJ W f' mlrhw r ss- r nr Mmy r Bvown Audrr-y Wrczver Joanne Vlerm Mmlovlc Covvvlro BACK ROW Wnndn Hmlslng-Id, Mffu.-3,1 Carver, Glenn Holder, Lucy Amin, Frm-do Nsuuc, J B , Cla 'C PhIl'p, V Q' ' 's , Sb' I y l.on, P I 1 SFCO I RO Jr- yf- 1.4.1, Hyun Wnlmn, M y Flmvf 0 H- I I ' , , , Jonc Huffmnvw, Mnrlhn I want you to be my girl, Angie. Narrotorn. ....,. . . Angie Morrow , Margaret Morrow ... Lorraine Morrow, Kitty Morrow , . Mrs. Morrow Mr. Morrow Jack Duluth Art Martin Keefe Jane Margie Tony Fitz Joyce Irons Patricia Pereira Nancy Buckley Sharon Bigelow Mary Gonsolves Madilyn Engvall Kenneth Dunn Jerry Villiborghi H. L. Abney .lol'1n Cliampness Menota Carter Darlene Perry Don Phillips Bob Lowe ---..,.,.,,, I 55+ .--.,-.np-. T! A ir vu'-.N-u.-.q -4 'fll ' ,J il. 'L- '-, a . at WI In our moonlight nook , 4 x 'r Li -- K' .-, ' 7' fft,x,.w in N , . . E. :Y J. I ,..:,-. .. 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MIN! 4 PMN, I ww theMwYofH1eXC11QnYahow Mndxlyn Engvnll, Nancy Bufldsy, loco! winner, Joyce Irons, zone wrn ncr, and Eddy Mwdwofcw worn The cionmwtcznts in the lrons' CMAJ Speech Contest. Movgo Brewev, ouv dvunu moyovctte. Rocnoel, Sandy, Covolyn, Sue, Movgo, Dmdene, Volclo, and Lorvoine, A I 1 our mojoreftes. Pvwncess Mary Gonmfvcw, Quewn ludy Movew, and Pawncess lone Huff' mon reugncd over the 1953 fooTboH scoson Ludrsc, Dovhfnc cmdDoleNemdm9yeH5cn1hC Wcyggo game, f lf lun mul Wullm lwlpcrl wlllw llwo lighting, cmcl Ronmc hvlpecl willw th, xk 31 l Kfwf 'JA ps - ' -' 1- X ' 1 Lf -wg . 'fl H-'TQ f. ' l-l-'fffa 3, 'inf I I i, 5 :Ar ni? I . R,-.., -,Luv ., P-bv. t X 34.- anllvllles ,,,,,,.,,., Q, - Q- W 1-QW www Jfxw Q- ' ouvvcl ml ull pvocgmws, llxr- Rr-cl Oo-,-. Cmmnlllvr- :nrludmq Arden, Miss Moyer, Carolyn, .lo- mlllff, Ann, Donrmon, Culy, Hvucr, Jolm, lyrme, Bobby, and Slmvon lfmlvmqovr-1 nmlmurxl for flwr- qlll boxes, ffmvy, Vmgnmm mul Pnullm- prnrmmq lor thc loolbnll lcnm. ,lullf-ul-, vuloymll tllc Wmlvl Folmul. Yun-uv, fmrolc-, Vummn mul Dmlr-no lwltnng up thc cmnouncemcnls lol llu- wvvlc mm, Vllyllw, C14-om:-, Jun, Num, Nouns, Bull and Clurucc, members of llm Srnlul Allfm-. fcmvmlllccl yulmmlng lov Ylwc ncxl sluclenl body ClOHCC. lx.. 14? ? fe aww N351 ' a f Q X 'N w....-, --.im W7QflilQ,fmUWMA Jw. AJ 4f7,J,Z,ZfLZZM,ff-owes, Efvpeal 640554,-7fff AQ fQ'fcZv44f-Z-42549412 4441- Z UU F A ur jlanla . Q The firms and persons whose advertisements appear in the following pages have generously given support toward the publication of this year's Nuntius. We, the Nuntius staff, extend our thanks to these advertisers for the good will shown us. lt is our hope that they will feel repaid by the patronage of those whose yearbook they mode possible. W. H. Pat Hill ........ ..,,... L emoore Clyde H. Floyd .......... ....... L emoore Dr. W. B. Cobb ........ ....... L emoore Dr. J. P. Young .......... ....... L emoore Lemoore Help-U-Self Laundry .......... ....... L emoore Dr. Ronald A. Bailey ....... ......, L emoore Boggess Beacon Service ......... ....... L emoore Clayton Dress Shop ......... ....... L emoore Dr. Floyd E. Lees .......... ....... L emoore Dr. H. M. Atkinson ........ ....... L emoore Clarence'Lewis ........ .,..... L emoore Gentilini Merchandise ....... .......... S tratford Dr. G. D. Guernsey ......... ....... L emoore Stratford Bakery ....... .......... S tratford C, G. Follett .......... ....... L emoore Coleman Products ...... ....... F resno Lemoore Bakery ...... ....... L emoore Kim's Drive lnn .......... ........ H anford Dr. B. J. Wilson ........ ....... L emoore The business managers extend their thanks to ArleneCorvalho ond Mary Lancaster, freshmen, for their assist- ance with the advertising section of the Nuntius. W? ocufi on yOu? bltufe . No fumbling around in the darkroom about your future. Developments will 'th n An lo Bank Savings Ac- be positive if you start to save -- now - wx a g t f r ou with any amount from a count. We'll be glad to open an accoun o y dollar up. Save wifL Anya: LEMOORE OFFICE D and Heinlen Streets Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BIIIIGAARD APPLIANCE CUMPANY LARGEST SELECTION OF HOME APPLIANCES IN KINGS COUNTY 100 N. Irwin Phone 226 Gerrit Boogcard, Owner Class of 1930 John Booguord, Service Mgr. Class of 1942 LINCULN MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 5623 Lemoore I if W 1 6' WUI :moons I H nnwm: cu. HOUSEHOLD GOODS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES DUTCH BOY 8K DUPONT PAINTS Lemoore, California Telephone 2317 MARTIN MUTURS Lemoore's Motoring Center CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE The most modern equipment to service every make of car 'I29 D Street Phone 2298 FRIEND SERVICE Distributor of Petroleum Products Cold Storage Locker OUR VERY BEST WISHES Meat Processing, Curing and Sales T0 THE Tire Recapping and Sales CLASS OF '54 CENTER -I PM I GRUCERY BAILEY S STUDIO Highway T98 Ed Underwood I 025 Main Street Delano, Calif. Proprietor LOWE'S APPLIANCES AND SPORTING GOODS TELEVISION Phone 2192 V. W. BURROWS Distributor of STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1954 IDEAL CLEANERS Quality AIways 250 D Street Lemoo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954 NURMAN A. WULFSEN STRATFORD SHELTON 8z CHAMBERS Congratulations and Best Wishes For the Class of 1954 LEMOORE - HURON GOMEZ GROCERY Plenty of Parking Space While Shopping Congratulations , to the class of '54 AvlLA'S ELECTRIC HARNESS SHUP Service and RSPGF' Riding Equipment, Leather Goods and Luggage SpeCiClliSlS Custom Made Seat Covers for Any Car -- Canvas Go d Motorola Tele Several Types of Crafts Materials for Hobbyi t washers 321 D sneer FRED Pisnorre Ph 5617 BROWNSTONE'S LEMOORE Breakfast Lunch Dinner Fountain Service Carl and Stella Brownstone Lemoore, California Telephone 2543 Lemoore THUMAS LITHUGRAPI-I AND PRINTING C0 732 Fulton Sfreef Fresno, California TELEPHONE 4-3593 Mory Forslind Lloyd Erickson CONGRATULATIONS AND BES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 T WISHES WW WWW awp lffgr Mk M lv . 'L 9 iBEST YlsHEshT wwf 5551? SP BELINDIVS CAFE ECIALIZING IN FINE I non s surnn snnvrcz I GENERAL PETROLEUM I D'STR'BUT0 GOLDEN STATE COMPANY, LTD. PONTIAC CARS DAIRY PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ffkfll J! I fl I ceCream ,K lf mmcm l ADDED -1 Q SWIFT AND CUMPANY 520 LACEY BOULEVARD HANFORD, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 69 FOWLER'S BUTANE SERVICE Sl 9 UGOI'S- T k R g I 1 Equipment Phone 48-J STRATFORD XJ aw , .CJ 1 11 QP Q? QW 3? C. H. FOWLER Warehouse and Elevator Company Storage and Shipping Phone 48-J Stratford 6 o V LEONI DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Stationery Cosmetics - Candy Heinlen 3- D Phone 2092 Lemoore, California POINDEXTER AND SKOEGARD Hardware, Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work Automatic Water Heaters Gas Ranges Lemoore California .1 ff ,pf CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Build with Central At your service since 1896 S. H. Ross, Manager Hanford Lemoore NATEVA'S THE HUB CLEANERS Spifijlfsffop Dry Cleaning and Pressing HARDIN'S GROCERY Stratford, Calif J. E. Hardin Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from J. B. RUSSELL Shell Oil Products Stratford California My STRATFORD Mt W M' TW if - ' f AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Congratulates the Class of 1954 I Congratulations to the Class of '54 From Dolly Reis REIS DRESS SHOP 212 D Street MlGUEL'S APPLIANCE Lemoore, Calif. MOE'S TOY SHOP 312N.lfwin Hanford, California Mo People Buy Moe's Toys! Hobby and Craft Supplies HANFORD HARDWARE COMPANY The Home of Quality Hardware and Gifts 216 N. Irwin Street -- Phone l26 0 Penny's DeRAAD WAREHOUSE Grain Seeds Feeds 400 E Street ' HGY. Sulphur Fertilizer Phone 2336 Lemoore, California BRANCH AND CHAMBERS Your Hanford Stationers 200 N. Irwin Phone 77 DIAS' SHOE STORE 219 N. Douty Hanford JOHN - GERALD Men's Apparel - Arrow Shirts Stetson Hats - Work Clothes 313 D St t Ph 2056 SUPERIOR DAIRY ree . ole Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 325 N. Douty Hanford Class of 1954 John H. Pereira Gerald J. Bendele CHINN CUMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS BUICK SALES AND SERVICE HAY AND GRAIN REAL ESTATE INSURAN-CE Phone 5675 325 Fox Street Lemoore DEE DEE'S Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1954 Complete line of Sportswe r LEMOORE MARKET Blouses Sweat Dresses Skirts Lemoore also Gloves, Hosiery, Lingerie LEMOORE ELECTRIC AND A A SUPPLY W. K. Lowe Congratulations to Class of '54 Lemoore Ph 2316 Best Wishes from SAN JOAQUIN BAKING COMPANY Bakers of BETSY ROSS DUTCH TOAST and ROMAN MEAL BREADS ,,hc0Q1Jl J sflffflffdd' ,, f ' E ,, f aff leghjl 77'k'Cf' QQ! dvi- Wvaqffdy xfC44f,f04-df' M ,uf -QQ, MIRVISS Where you can always find the NEWEST STYLES in coats, suits, hats, dresses, lingeries, skirts, sweaters, foundation garments, blouses, bathing suits, hosiery, belts, and costume iewelry. 125 West 7th Street Hanford California A A I .Q 1 , . q .2 , ,r, 1 ' ' onrou s lznulrmnm' cn lfrfyt X J 1 Jfyy I ' 0 4 f' .1 I-f I t Mgin Street X , . - Q , g Ifalefphone 69 ., Vw, 3 -Vx, , t N ff IPtternutinjrir:t'!Trucks, Tractors And v Y . Farm Equipment LA MOINE DRUGS Camera Supplies Prescriptions Hanford California PENNY'S 8th and Irwin Streets Hanford California BERTRAM MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES 81 SERVICE 121 E. 7th Street Hanford LEMUURE SERVICE AND AUTO SUPPLY Lemoore California BILL STEVENSON LINCOLN - FORD - MERCURY 225 N. Harris Hanford California BURKE 8a STEVENS Present THE '54 FORD The New Standard of the American Road FORD MOTOR CO. 1903-1954 VALLEY OXYGEN COMPANY Welding and Medical Equipment MACHINERY CU. Supplies John Deere Tractors and Farm Implements 427 W. 71h Street Hanford Hanford - Bakersfield - Corcoran Wasco WEDDERBURN BRUS 210 Fox Street Telephone 2107 Trailers -- Tool Carriers Sprlnkling Systems Ditch Plows - Deep Well Pumps Pipe Steel Hardware Welding Supplies a ll 1' Don't Spend Your life Two Feet From Happiness A Store is Known by The Company it Keeps. Nationally known footwear only. HANFORD, CALIFORNIA I .1 -Q' -E AW., , W I . H u. .f .,-vw. .. wg.: J -11' ,. 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