Lemoore High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Lemoore, CA)

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MR W. O. JOHNSON, Adviser WILDA ADNEY THERESA ANN ALONZO Futures Nurses Club, Band Three Years, Christmas Pageant, Junior Year Christmas Pageant, Junior Year, Girls' League Commerce Club 'Honor Student During our four years of high school we have covered the campus daily, transporting ourselves from building to building and from class to class. We have expanded our group of friends as we have had the opportunity of communication with more and more students. ln memory we revert to Freshman Recognition Day, when for the first time we made our appearance before the entire school. We were the last class to be initiated, which showed that everyone was growing more mature. After the day was over, we were entertained at a swim- ming and dancing party, which really helped us to meet new friends. As sophomores, we entertained the freshmen at a party, which enabled them to get acquainted as it had helped us. The high point in our sophomore year was selecting and ordering our class ring, the American Beauty. lt was also in our sophomore year that our new gym- nasium was dedicated to J. F. Graham, former superintendent and principal. ln the iunior year we had prestige as we wore our new junior class rings. We really had accomplished something after the iunior year was over. Behind us were the junior play, And Never Been Kissed, which a thousand people attended, also the interclass games which we won, and the Junior-Senior Prom, Tropical Isle. The senior year was the real challenge. All future plans were our consideration. A Career Day was held in April, during which we all iz, . ft. ,, JUDY AVILA Commerce Club, NUNTIUS Art Staff, G. A. A. MRS. HUNEKE, Adviser CHARLES BARNES Boys' Federation, Industrial Arts JOE V. CARVALHO ' Senior Class Treasurer, Boys' Federation Secretary Basketball JULIE AREVALO Nurses Club Vice President, Girls' League, Left First Semester BERNADETTE AVILA Girls' League Officer, Senior Year, Commerce Club PAT BAILEY Commerce Club Four Years, Pep Girl, Sophomore Year Tennis Team Three Years JOHNNY BURR Industrial Arts Club Boys' Federation, NUNTIUS Art Staff 1. A 'kt talked to professional people to find out more about our possible future vocations. This was also the last year of fun in high school, starting with the senior play, Curtain Going Up, in November. This year was also exciting when we won the interclass games again, as the Chiefs. We got away from school for a day on the traditional Sneak Day, which relieved the tension of the last few weeks before graduation. As we are about to take the final steps to graduation, we are aware that the information which our teachers and counselors have communi- cated to us will serve us to meet the problems of the future more suc- cessfully, and we appreciate the assistance they have given us. STEVE BETTENCOURT JACKIE BLAKELEY Science Club, Commissioner of Social Affairs, L Association, Head Cheerleader, Junior Year, R ROSS Adviser NUNTIUS Art Editor Senior in .J Q as