Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

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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

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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

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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