Dinuba High School - Delphic Echoes Yearbook (Dinuba, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

Misfbn Vie' Libra Rx 25ji.0'gL':n'g:,73gAPgf25g'g3fQ PROPERTY OF s.o.c.c.c..s. D0 NOT CIRCULATE g WSWUJKS E S CX -- in FOTGWOFC1 Publishing an annual during war time proved to be quite a headache. For example, we have had to accept a type of cover that we are unaccus- tomed to. Also due to the paper shortage, etc., which you know all about, we've had quite a difficult time securing our pictures. We aren't complaining though, because we were fortunate in having a supply of pre-war paper, without which the annual would be much inferior. In spite of these difficulties the staff feels that they have given you an interesting annual and sincerely hope you agree. Marjorie Hunnicutt acted as business manager during the second part of this year. Frank Painter is the fellow to thank for the cartoons in this year's annual. To Mr. Freeman, our advisor iand the fellow who did most of the workl , all we of the staff can say is, Thanks, Pop! 4 Joe Martzen Back row-Jim Stormont, Steve Schwab, Donald Hellbaum, Richard Weaver, Lewis Lee, Nicki President Dakoozlian. Front row-Lonny Washburn, Doris Wooley, Virginia Baker, Mary Frances Harland, Barbara Barbara Chase Vice President Barrows, Marjorie Hunnicutt, Betty Dial. lNot in Picturelflvlargaret Noble, C. H. Freeman, advisor. Student Council Under the leadership ot the Student Body president, Joe Martien, the Student Council has been very active. Among their many accomplishments was putting the Sixth War Loon Drive in this school over the top, and arranging for school dances. They enjoyed many social activities, including bringing their lunches for noon socials and having a party with the Orosi Student Council. Merit Board Virginia Gilmour, secretary, C. H. Freeman, chair- man, Joe Martzen, Student Body president, Edith Jane Hawkins, faculty representative, Lonny Washburn, president of Girls' League. 5 OBIE BRIANS ERNEST BITTICK SEQRES?-.EEQEEQEEFQBQ Dedication Obie Brians, Ernest Bittick and Jack Wooley will never graduate with the members of the class of '45. The reason is a very honorable one. They went to war to tight for their country and died in battle. Words cannot express the way their classmates felt when they received word that these boys had died so that they might enjoy the every-day privi- leges of going to school, buying sodas, going to shows and growing up in a country where they had the privilege of choosing their own profession. These boys gave their lives that others of our class would not have to go. All three of these boys were active in sports, but feeling that they were capable ot doing more, they joined up with a bigger team. The team they joined wasn't as kind to them as ours was. Or perhaps it was kinder, We cannot say what lies beyond death. T To the parents of Obie and Ernest and Jack we wish to say: You need not fear for your sons, we have gone to school with them and they were good. Thank you for their lives and for giving us the privilege of knowing them. To the memory of these boys, our classmates, and to others who have left us, we sincerely dedi- :ate this i945 Delphic Echoes. 5 Q. F-fi 5 JACKWOOLEYT SEEEEEEEEREES NAVY Johnny Ailanjian James Anderson George Bevans Obie Brians ldeceosedl Robert Bridges Albert Brown William Crawford Farrell Crone Chester Daniel Lester Daniel Ray Dial ldeceasedl Walter Ellis Robert Gillen Richard Gillingham Jim Harness Donald Haas Bob Hunnicutt Charles Johnson Ernest Kim Joe Martin Vernon Penner Irvin Peterson Bob Petinak Gene Reagan LeRoy Steinbrink Daniel Wiebe Stanley Woods Merle Woods Charles Wooley l-larold Hale Jessie McClain Richard Reimer Paul Jarrett Charles Everhart Keith Steele X Q .. X f SERVICE RECORD Don Eddie Ralph Allen Gerald King Cedric Riano Allan Weaver Bill Landess Louis Walker ideceosedl Dick Schofield Floyd Johnson Charles Bricker Verling lsgrigg Lewis Andrews Marlyn Huston Ray Martin Roy Martin Melvin Reimer Gerald Smith Bill Wagoner Herbert Canady Duane Furman Oscar Ekizian Whitman Gray Jess Maginnis Ray Martin Roy Martin Gerald Babcock Gerald Smith Delbert Fraser Vernon Miller James lngle Charley Zerounian Eldon Bowen Robert Weaver NAVY AIR CORPS Donald Cartt Robert Rose ARMY John Davidian James Dick Dick Ekizian Walter Fenske Vernon Ford Dick Hagopian Owen Herndon Jack Kizirian J. C. Lawson Haig Marashlian Bob Margosian Irvin Reimer David Richardson Harold Schreiner Herbert Shinn John Thiesen Don Weaver Jack Wooley ldeceasecll Duane Miller Newton Price Willard Dial Donald Dick James Zimmerman Lloyd Jack James Gramstad John Boghosian Sam Genian Kenneth Moore Roy Shirley Ezra Willems David Fulbright Richard Gibbs Howard Page WACS Maluta Read f- Q J MARINES Russell Klepinger Albert Rosenberger Darrell Weisner Ernest Bittick ldeceasedl COAST GUARD Alvin Dick Bob Dittenbir Gene Ford Jim Giddings Eldon McMullen Don Roger Carl Shiflet Douglas Young Richard Holliday MERCHANT MARINE Merle Woods Ray McMullen Jim Considine Reginald Gaines Vance McCorkle Pete Downing Jack McGee Edward Johnson Franklin Williams John BuH CADET NURSE CORPS Helen Allen Ethel Rae Malech Mary Ann Riggs ARMY AIR CORPS Robert Gillen Donald Wooley oarcl of Education ancl Faculty Q- 43' Q0 o , I A ff WALTER HELLBAUM, Principal Mary E. Burum, secretaryg Walter Hcllbaum, principalj George R. Gilmour, G, A. Graham, M. S, Haycraff, Irwin Vose, clerk, W, J. Liebau, chairman. FAITH MCCRACKEN Library and Study Hall CLARENCE MASON General Science, Physics, Chemistry, Aeronautics ELVA JOHNSTON Biology MARGUERITE LINN Mathematics EDWARD COLLETT Mathematics, Art LLEWELLYN MAYNARD Shorthand, Bookkeeping, English, Math HARRIET MASON English, Math BELJLAH CADWELL English and History EDITH JANE HAWKINS History and Engiish Attendance INEZ DICKSON English JEAN PRICE English, Public Speaking, Glee Club DeWlTT CREVELING Spanish and Cadets CAROLYN ERBELE Typing CAROLYN SLOAN Clothing ELIZABETH VANDERHOOF Foods CHARLES FREEMAN Vice Principal, Printing, Woodwork, Journalism CLIFFORD BRAU Instrumental Music LEONA KRUG School Nurse, Physiology Home Nursing LENORE SALMON Girls' Physical Education ROBERT HEISNER Boys' Physical Education Upper picture!Top row Elva Johnston Inez Dickson Edward Collett F ith JOHN GEROW McCracken, Carolyn Erbele Bottom row Clarence Mason Harriett Mason Llewel n Amo Meclqqnicg Maynard, Jean Price, Marguerite Linn Inset Elizabeth Vanderhoot Lower picture-Top row Beulah Cadwell Leona Krug Clifford Brau Lenoc Salmon, John Gerow. Bottom row Charles Freeman Robert Heisncr DcWitl Cr-.vfl ing, Edith Jana Hawkins Donald Hellbaum Lonny Washburn Margie Hunnicutt President Vice President Secretary Virginia Babcock Edith Jane Hawkins Chas. H. Freeman Treasurer Faculty adviser Faculty adviser Popular Seniors - Lonny Washburn and Joe lvlartzen were voted the most popular senior boy and girl students in the popu- larity contest held in February. Lonny has been very popular during her tour years ot high school and has held many offices. She was voted the most beautiful girl in school all tour years and was queen ot the Military Ball her senior year. Lonny was vice president ot the senior class and president of the Girls' League. Joe was Student Body president, recreation chair- man ot the U.Y.F. and president ot the l-li-Y during his senior year. He was business manager of the Delphic Echoes his junior year, and class president his sophomore year. Joe was active in sports and appeared in a number at school plays. IO Senior Cfficers and Advisers Joe Martzen, Lonny Washburn BETTY J. BURT Likes: Sports. Dis- likes: Studying. Fut- ure: Nurse. HERBERT CANADY Likes: To dig. Dis- likes: To run out of gas alone. Ambition: To own a Hat V-8. MARY COSTELLO Likes: Dancing. Dis- likes. ll-listory Fut- ure: Travel. ELiDON BOWEN Likes: To play in the chem lab. Dis- likes: Serious think- ing. Ambition: To know everything. CARMEN CISNEROS Likes: Eating. Dis- likes: Feeding pigs. Future: Music. BARBARA CHASE Likes: Nites Off. Dis- likes: Milk. Future: Nursing GERALDI NE BARRY Likes: Soldiers. Dis- likes: Algebra. Fu- ture: Nurse. KAY CHOLAKIAN Likes: Smooching at the Memorial. Dis- likes: Unappreciative women, Ambition: To be o track star. LA VONNE DAY Likes: To sing. Dis- likes: People who pretend, Ambition: To sing at the Met. LEWIS ANDREWS Likes: To flirt. Dis- likes: Girls who don't respond. Future: Pres. of the 4-H Club. JOANNE ANDERSON Likes: Red hair. Dis- likes: Anyone who hasn't. Future: Housewife. MARY LEE BARTLETT Likes: Sports. Dis- likes: For someone to move her little cor. Ambition: To own a Cadillac. HELEN JEAN ALLEN Likes: Tall, good- looking men. Dislikes: B.t.o's and little cliques. Future: Coed and Mrs.-? DON BECKSTEAD Likes: Females. Dis- likes: interference, Future: Armen Ser- vices. BEVERLY BROCKMAN Likes: Everyone. Dis- likes: Can't be catty. Future: Nursing. FRANK AKERS Likes: The opposite sex. Dislikes: Choch- olate ice cream. Fut- ure: Navy Air Corps. VIRGINIA BABCOCK Likes: Two sailors and one civilian. Dis- likes: School. Future: With two sailors, are you kidding? GLADYS BAKER Likes: Kingsburg. Dis- likes: Conceited peo- ple. Future: Presi- dent Girl Reserves. ll MARY MARGARET VETTER Likes: Cooking, Dis- likes: Carrots, Future Teacher. BOB WEAVER Likes: Smooching in the dark. Dislikes: Uncooperative peo- ple, Future: Navy. ROSELLA WILLEMS Likes: lce cream. Dislikes: Beets. Fu- ture: Stenographer. MERLE WOODS Likes: Reedley wo- men. Dislikes: Short- ages. Future: Navy. LONNY WASHBURN Likes: Kingsburg men. Dislikes: Coffee. Future: Drinking cot- fee in Kingsburg, CHARLES ZEROUN Likes: Girls'-Art!! Dislikes: Navy food, Future: Seasickness. HOLLY WESTMORELAND Likes: Men. Dislikes: Extraordinary rude- ness. Future: Nurse BOB WEINBERGER Likes: Hot jobs. Dislikes: To be out- dug. Future: Far- mer. DORIS JEAN WOOLEY Likes: Competition. lSomebody's gotta be different.l Dis- likes: People who think l'm crazy. Am- bition: To be differ- ent. i2 RAY MARTIN Likes: Girls, Dislikes: ELEANOR MARTZEN Likes: Dancing. Dis- Opposition, Future: likes: Work. Future: Music. MARY ELLEN PARK Likes: Bob Gillen. Dislikes: Living in Vi- salia. Future: House- wife. ORVAL STEPHENS Likes: Sleep, eat, Pepsi Cola. Dislikes: Studies. Future: Ar- my Life. Interior Decorator ROBERTA PHILLIPS Likes: Bob. Dislikes: The distance between us. Future: Nurse. LA VADA TH I ESSEN Likes: Moonlight. Dis- likes: War. Future: Typing teacher. MARGARET NOBLE Likes: Gerald King. Dislikes: Nothing in particular. Future: Housewife. GLADYS PELOYAN Likes Boy friends. Dislikes: School. Fu- ture: Sultana. FRANCIS ROQUE Likes: To eat, sleep, drink. Dislikes: Stud- ies. Future: Navy? KATE HILL Likes: Tall men. Dis- likes: Short ones. Fu- ture: Lunch. Own the Club GEORGE ISAAK Likes: History thai. Dislikes: Girls. Am- bition: To get over being bashful. DOROTHY LINZMEI ER Likes: Hepner. Dis- likes: Being an ush- erette. Future: Keep- ing house. JIMMY INGLE Likes: To ditch, Dis- likes: Getting caught. Future: In the Navy. RUBY KING Likes: Lakes and moonlight n i gh t s. Dislikes: Unfriendly young people. Future: Housewife. RAY LAUFFENBERGER Likes: Day dreaming. Dislikes: History lor ony classl. Ambition: To make 'em swoon. BETTY LOU JONES Likes: Wed. nights. Dislikes: Unruly fresh men. Future: 'tis a secret. EUGENE KLIEWER Likes: To be mean lin biol.l. Dislikes: Being restricted in any way. Ambition: To scare Miss John- stan. ALICE LEIDER Likes: The navy. Dis- likes: Rhubarb. Fut- ure: Do I have on? PEARL TAYLOR Likes: Music Dislikes: Nothing in particular Future: Music Teach- er. LO WAYNE TIDWELL Likes: To think of Mason boiled in Nit- ric Acid. Dislikes: Report Cards. Future: Draw your own con- clusions. LUCILLE SCHULTZ Likes: Raymond. Dis- likes: Catty people. Future: Housewife. WILLIE RICHARDSO Likes: Airplanes. Dis- likes: Authority. Fu- ture: Linotypist. FRANCES SCRUGGS Likes: Food, Dislikes: Gushy people. Future: Depends on who is home first after the war. STEPHEN SCHWAB L i k e s : Sophomore girls. Dislikes: Snooty women. Future: hope- less. ANN TATARIAN Likes: Myself. Dis- likes: Crabby people. Future: Goodness only knows. ESTELLE SMITH Likes: To talk. Dis- likes: To be quiet. Future: Too soon to decide. CLARICE VOSE Likes: Male species. Dislikes: Conceited people. Ambition: President of the Unit- ed States. i3 ROBERT LEE Likes: Track. Dis. likes: To think. Fu- ture: Armed Service. SHIRLEY MILLER Likes: Selma. Dis- likes: Conceited peo- ple. Future: Never can tell. ROY MARTIN Likes: Food. Dislikes: Nothing in praticu- lar. Future: Army or Navy. NAOMI LINE Likes: Pretty clothes. Dislikes: To diet. Fu- ture: Lewis Drug Store. BILL LANDESS Likes: Wine, women and song. Dislikes: The morning after. Ambition: To own ci pool room. LILY MARTINEZ Likes: To dance. Dis- likes: Being quiet. Future: Stenographer. RAY LEADABRAND Likes: To go places ond do things. Dis- likes: Being idle. Am- bition: To have tour tires at once. LILA MURREL Likes: Doing things my way. Dislikes: Nothing. Future: Sec- retary. JOE MARTZEN Likes: Women and arguments, Dislikes: HZS Gas, Future: Run the mile in 4 min- utes. lil- ABE GOERINGER Likes: To doodle, Dislikes: Bashful girls Ambition: To be C1 mathematician. RUTH HICKEY Likes: Sailors. Dis- likes: Nothing pra- ticular. Future: Beau- ty Operator. HAROLD HALE Likes: Betty Harris. Dislikes: Raw meat. Future: Navy now- later? VIRGINIA LEE GILMOUR Likes: Coke. Dislikes: Squash. Future: l don't know. DON HELLBAUM Likes: Women, Dis- likes: Competition Future: Education. MARJORIE HUNNICUTT Likes: Ben. Dislikes: Liver and onions. Future: Receptionist. MARJORIE GILL Likes: Parties, P. E., Dislikes: To study ot night. Future: Beau- 'ry Operator or Sten- ogropher. MARY HARLAND Likes: Fried chicken. Dislikes: Doing dishes Future: Housewife I hope. MARLYN HUSTON Likes: To have a good time. Dislikes: Navy life. Ambition: To get out of the Navy. CLASS MOTTO Well find a way-or make one CLASS COLORS Lavender and White FAUN DEAN Likes: To sit down. Dislikes: Exertion. Fu- ture: Don't know. DUANE FURMAN Likes: Being indep- endent. Dislikes: Not a thing in particular. Future: Engineer. ESTHER FORD Likes: Men, Dislikes: Chemistry Tests. Fu- ture: Nurse. BETTY JANE DIAL Likes: Chocolate marchmallow sundaes. Dislikes: To work. Ambition: To learn to dive. TIENA DYCK Likes: To study thai. Dislikes: Bookkeep- ing. Ambition: To be ROSE DERDERIAN Likes: Men, baseball, baketball, Dislikes: Nothing in praticu- lar. Future: House- wife. BETTY FULLERTON Likes: To peek. Dislikes: Red hair. Future: Stenographer. CLASS FLOWERS Pink and White Carnations IN MEAAORIAM Gladys Mae Chakerian November 22, 1928 - May 4, 1945 intelligent. DORTHY GRASS LEE ANN GILLEN Likes: Fried chicken Dislikes: Not a thing. Future: Undecided Likes: Reading. Dis- likes: Wasting time Future: teaching NO PICTURE EDITH BLUMER Likes: Blonde hair. Dislikes: Dork hair. Ambition: To own a peroxide factory. JOYCE DEAN Likes: Cokes. Dis- likes: Staying in class. Future: Uncer- tain. DELBERT FRASER Likes: Good looking women. Dislikes: Cur- fews. Future: Jitter- bug. HIDEKO MAYEDA Likes: Home Ec. Dis- likes: Other classes. Future: Dressmaker. LILLIAN NAGATA Likes: Cooking. Dis- likes: Eating what she cooks. Future: ln- digestion. l5 S NIOR HISTCDRY 1941-42 The class of 1945 has had many happy memories of their achievements and activi- ties during their days at dear old Dinuba High. lt all began in 1941, when they were initiated and welcomed into school by the upperclassmen. From there they entered into activities wholeheartedly. ln boys' athletics, Lewis Andrews, Gerald l-loagland, Vxfillard Dial, Joe Martzen, and Gerald Babcock took part. While such girls as Dorothy Linzmeier, Mary Ellen Park, Bernice Stucky, Virginia l-licks, Lila Murrell, Betty Wake, Ann Tatarian, Mary Lee Bartlett, and Carmen Cisneros were active in the sports for girls. Officers for the year were: President, Lewis Andrews, vice president, Robert Weaver, secretary-treasurer, Mary Grace Nikkel. 1942-43 The sophomore year of the class of '45 was indeed a lively one. A special band was featured on their assembly program and also a play, Doubling for Ann. Betty Jane Dial, Barbara Chase, Joe Martzen, Roy Martin, and Duane Miller took part in it Music lovers interested in the orchestra, band, and glee club were: Bette Burt, Alice Lieder, Ruby King, Carmen Cisneros, Es- 16 ther Ford, Lewis Andrews, Keith Steele, Eleanor Martzen, Mary Lee Bartlett, Lo- Wayne Tidwell, Beverly Brockman, Virginia l-licks, Dorothy Linzmeier, and Betty Jane Dial. Although underclassmen, the sopho- mores carried most of the parts in the Stu- dent Body play, Don't Keep l-lim Wait- ing. Barbara Chase was chosen for one of the leads, and others in the cast includ- ed .loe Martzen, Roy Martin, Betty Jane Dial, and Duane Miller. Their officers were: President, Joe Mart- zen, vice president, Shirley Miller, secre- tary, Betty .lane Dial, treasurer, Virginia Babcock. 1943-44 The Junior-Senior Prom was the major event of the class ot '45, which was held March 31 in the gym. Springtime in the South was the theme. Brains of the junior class were: Mary Margaret Vetter, Lee Ann Gillen irespec- tively vice president and secretary of the Scholarship Societyl, Alice Lieder, Bette Burt, Clarice Vose, Doris Wooley, Ethelrae Malech, and Eldon Bowen. ln sports, both boys and girls took an active part in football, basketball, track, and baseball. Shadows in the Night, the Student Body play presented May 19, was entirely led by juniors-Lorraine Washburn and Robert Weaver. Others in the cast, con- sisting mainly of juniors, were: Duane Mil- ler, Barbara Chase, Gerald Babcock, Betty Jane Dial, Roy Martin, Joe Martzen, Vir- ginia Hicks and Roberta Phillips. This play was considered one of the best ever pre- sented at Dinuba High. Junior class officers were: President, Allan Weaver, vice president, Ray McMul- len, secretary-treasurer, Margaret Noble. 1944-45 As seniors, the class of '45 ended their high school days successfully. After three years of attending the queen at Military Balls, Lorraine Washburn was crowned queen February 23. Donald Hellbaum and Barbara Chase carried the leads in the Student Body play, Clarence, while Roy Martin, Roberta Phillips, Ray Martin, Donald Beckstead, and Abe Goeringer completed the cast of W0 seniors. The senior class program was presented in March. lt consisted ofa pantomime and special musical numbers. Lorraine Wash- burn and her committee were in charge. lnterclass basketball honors went to the senior girls. Eldon Bowen, Lee Ann Gillen, Bette Burt, Doris Wooley, and Donald Hellbaum earn- ed life memberships in the C.S.F. Other seniors in the society were: Mary Margaret Vetter, Holly Westmoreland, and Beverly Brockman. With the junior-senior prom, baccalaur- eate services June 3, senior breakfast, and finally graduation night June 7, the class of i945 completed their days of activity at Dinuba High. Officers for the year were: President, Donald Hellbaum, vice president, Lorraine Washburn, secretary, Marjorie Hunnicutt, treasurer, Virginia Babcock. N in J , I-Don Beckstecd. 2-Lee Ann Gillen. 3-Bette Burt. 4fHeIen .leon Allen. 5-Ruth Hickey. 6-Virginia Babcock 7-Morlyn Husfon. 8-Jack Wooley. 9--Betty Jane Dicl. IO-LoWoyne Tidwell. H-Lormy Washburn. 18 1 4 E , I-Got any Teefh Bub? 2-Gee whiz! 3-Shut yer mourn, Chase! 4-Fleet's in! 5--- Dolly, 6-Greetings! 7 Bunny. 8-HJ.-Peek-a-boo-Too! 9-More Navy. IO-Lose something? II-Scratch? I2-Bert. I3-Got any dough? I4-Been studyin'? I5-Alice. 16-'S love! 17-Nomi and Vada. I8- Beloved I9-Still more Navy. 20-You again! 21-Clap clap! 22-Howdy! 23- Frankie, 24-Bert againg 25-Snuggle up! 26- Kernel, 27-'Nofher kerneI. Z8-Bob Weaver-can you tell? 29-M.N. 30-All decked Out. 31-'Lo V. Gilmour! 32-More kerneI. 33-Angel? 19 1256 9 AEM pg iii Q X i N -0- 'if-5. ij -A ' ee? 77 E-:ge x 'br' X --.-199: ap x X N f k Class ol '46 Virginia Baker Charles Burkdoll Beverly Kerner Llewellyn Maynard President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Faculty adviser 20 Back row-Clayton Ford, Lawrence Taylor, Jack Freeman, Robert Rugg, Harold Willems, Cecil Hale, Bob Slayton, Richard Wall, Leonard Barrows. Middle row-Betty Verver, Donna Ferguson, June Thompson, Charlene Harris, Esther Bartsch. Front row-Barbara Verver, Echo Sohng, Naomi McClure, Fay Gray, Bertha Fast, Mary Theresa Vetter, Shirley Weeks, Marilyn Peter- son, Barbara McCormick, Beverly Kerner. Back row-Robert Rice, Wayne Mimms, Keith Wooley, Nicky Dokoozlian, Herbert Fenske, Lonny Howerton, Jack Hov- sepian, Oscar Ekizian, Jim Stevenson. Middle row-Katharine Wiens, Lois Nehf, Mary Jo Vetter, Juanita Boatman. Front row-Lorraine Kizirian, Lucene Zakian, Maureen Millard, Ella Lee Stovall, Mary Zaninovich, Pearl Taylor, Barbara Westmoref land, Betty Levan, Wilma Culver, Vernabel Thiessen. 2l Back row-Whilman Gray, Gene Reese, Richard lngle, Waldo Slahl, Virgil Goossen, Willis Kleinsassr, Alberl Williams. Middle row-l-larry Kor, Vivian Williams, Beulah Penner, Belly Lou Walker, Michael l-lorosanian. Fronl row-Helen noble Belly Wimer, Alvalyne Bull, Almalyne Bull, DeVona Crone, Virginia Baker, Mary Ann Uhrlch, Barbara Barrows, Belly Roub- inger, Class of '46 The junior class, under the direction of their adviser, Mrs. Maynard, and the leadership ol their president, Virginia Baker, sponsored many suc- cessful dances during the year. The theme lor their prom was Hearts and Sailors. This theme was carried out very nicely and the music room was decorated appropriately. With the aid ol their vice president, Charles Burkdoll, and their secre- tary, Beverly Kerner, the junior class completed a very successful year. 22. 23 6 I WCYTSN A5 Ni OI Isa ' my x. ' MVN Class of '47 L L J ie Leach Jim Scott DeWitt Creveling P d t S T ry-Treasurer Vlce Presxdeni Faculty odvlser 50 FU Back rowvMike Costello, Arthur Rudd, Donald Fullerton, Bobby Vogel, Jeffery Ware, Hogan Steele, George Brockman, Neil Collins, Eugene Marin, Jack Milligan, Joe Westmoreland, Bill Traylor. Second row-Floy Brower, Katherine Karas, Ava- nell Turner, Beverly Findley, Barbara Walther, Charlene Mason,Joanne Little, Rosie Carel, Dollie Navarre, Clara Willems, Reu- ben Barry, Dale Holliday. Front row-Isabelle Burkett, Erlene Glover, Mary Ellen Hasbrouck, Ernestine Spears, Violet Newby, Jane Leach, Marjorie Barrows, Janice Wooley, Evelyn Dyck, Gloria Pisena, Linda Herrera, Leona Thompson, Sammy Dabbs. Back row-George Oliver, Arthur Anderson, Orbalee Thomas, Johnny Vetter, Charles Weigant, Willis Stevens, Robert Madsen, Gene Pattee, Ray Kliewer, Peter Kim. Middle row-Charles Calhoun, Marvin Fillmore, Alyce Kor, Cecelia Shong Janet Riggs, lnadelle Schofield, Patsy Kelly, Betty Loverin, Eva Tobin, Bernice Hurt, Jim Scott, Jim Stormont. Front row- Louise Huston, Agnes Bridges, Frances Wiles, Ada Fry, Helen Hurtzel, Virginia Wortman, Joyce Strand, Pat Woods, Floretta Heath, Louella Rickman, Lucy Herrera, and Helen Lee. Z5 Back row-Harold Lawson, Jack Warthley, Jimmy Cude, Billy Dotson, Dale Crandall, Gordon Wall, George Wright, Les Ratzlatt, John-iv Wiens. Second row-Wayne Wagner, Norman Waldner, Bob Crandall, Virginia Schreiner, Jeanine Gitchell, Barbara Mimms, Winnogene Zaninovicln, Lela Gouldy, Phoebe Gollrek, Pete Petinak, Louis Lee, Ted Celaya, Front row- Normc: Merrill, Lorraine Sires, Carolyn Rice, LaVerne Heintz, Barbara Eckman, Josephine Klinsasser, Elaine Kimes, Delores Wil- liams, Diane Locke, Beverly Findley, NAI! on 'tidham, Charity Culver, l-lelen Budrovich, Evelyn Dyck. Class of '47 lngenuity was prominently displayed in the sophomore class program this year. Which fact accounts for their winning first place in the class programs. Mr. Creveling, the adviser, stated that the cooperation displayed by this class made the program the success it was. We of the student body shall never' forget the sight of various male members of this class imperson- ating the feminine beauties of the South Pacific Isles. Two dances were given by the sophomore class, both of which wer: huge successes. They not only cleared enough for expenses, but they paid for the costumes used in their program, and had approximately S35 clear profit. The second dance was even more of a financial success. Officers for this year were: President, Lewis Lee, vice president, Janie Leach, secretary-treasurer, Jim Scott. 26 i+Look, cz book! 2-Surprise! 3-Watch The birdie. 4--Boo! 5-Something wrong? 6-Hi Barbara! 7AL'omour. 8-Iponci. 9-Peek-ci-boo! iOADon't frown! 12-Soph program. I3-Reading-no? I4-Smile party! IS-Wc'rc tired! I6--Not polite. i7+Funniest Thing . . . ? 18-Boshful. I9--Who's you? 20-Good for something? 2iiPcpsodenf. 22a LoVerne ogoin. 23-Aw now! 24gNigger shoveling cool of midnight. 25-Tee hee! 26 -Solemn. 27-Cecelia. 28--Three men? 29--I con smile Too. 30-Pinocchio Kelly. 27 5 1 Class of '48 -hard Weaver Johnny Della Marjorie Bale-ntine J P President Vice President Secrfcxrylreosurcr F Ity d Back row-Freddy Smith, John Kroeker, Paul Willems, Jones Weeks, Billy Bridges, Leo Duncan, Donald Ford, Abe Wiens, Richard Rogers, Billy Schinkel, Aubrey Wright, Donald Charles. Second row-Richard Weaver, Donald McCormick, Thomas C ochron, Harold Mehrton, Joretta Titus, Gladys Zerounian, Bernice Brower, Flora Skaggs, Ulysses Reed, Paul Horgis, Melvin Dawson. Front row-Floy Brower, Rose Martinez, Anna Hofer, Dora Acosta, Betty Wortman, Elsie Frye, Frieda Hurley, Betty Harris, Winona Bowen, Faye Canfield, Lucile Murray, Helen Herrera, Ruth Cole, Helen Lee. Back row-Nicholas Rivas, Magdalena Chacon, Paula Espino, Billy Gratz, Sammy Haycraft, Johnny Della, Robert Callison, Clinton Moore, Donald Stahl, Lyndale Engstrom, Darrell Bricker, Hubert Murrell. Second row-Bill McMullen, Bill Kapheim, George Graham, Billy Burt, Marie Stewart, Jesse Bridges, Joyce Trammell, Connie Turner, Michael Cholokian, Loran Kirkland, George Wright, Bobby Conway, Earl Jones. Front row-Margaret Walker, Velma Brines, Pat Taylor, Barbara Pattee, Pat Lovin, Bonny Campbell, Mabel Marashlian, Mary Acosta, Hortensia Fulbright, Lillian Acosto, Joanna Barry, Anna Zokion. 29 Back IOW-KEW Gong, Elmer Maxwell, Linwell Hardy, Lloyd Hildebrand, Edward McClure, Donald Dean, Rosenda Garza, Jimmy Soldivar, Cecil Howard, Philip Foshe, Floyd Hildebrand, Dean Andrews. Second row--Frank Cash, Paul Tuttle, Curtis Nance, Armen Celaya, Dorothy Bostrom, Barbara Funk, Barbara Raubinger, Marjorie Balentine, Earl Shinault, Gilbert Lujan, Lowell Parks, Donald Gilmore, S. G. Ellison, Wilbur Preheim. Front row-Marjorie Baker, Juanita Covey, Esther Moore, Mild- red Lack, Marjorie Crider, Edna Mae Parker, Anna Jane Willems, Sybble Jarrett, Georgia Noble, Geraldine Hickey, Frieda Burton, Peggy Bull, Billy Richmond, Pat Bostrom, Barbara Hackett. Class of '48 Green freshmen aren't so green after all. That statement may seem a little boldl But if you take into consideration the program they put on, which won second place in class program competition, you will understand. The play was written and directed by Johnny Della. The finale was most inspiring. Remember when Johnny and Marjorie Balentine sang My l3uddy ? There were tears in several eyes at that time, Perhaps we were thinking of our buddies who were fighting in this war, to provide us a school in which we could study and have silly little programs. Anyway, it was a very inspiring program. The class sponsored one dance this year, which was one enjoyed by all. lt had one of the largest turnouts of all the dances. Officers for the year were: President, Richard Vtfeaver, vice president, James Boatman, secretary, Marjorie Balentine, treasurer, Mable Marashlian. 30 I-Hear no evil, see no evil-but Weaver spoils it oll. 2-Mr. President. 3-Paul Tuttle Obvious? 4-Freshiel 5- More Freshie! 6-Guess who? 7-Chain gang. 8-Yo dirty people yo! 9-Glugl glug! IO-Bet you cun't do it! ll- Yipe! 12- Dor1't know why. 13--Disgrciceful. 14-B,J.'5 little se-ester. I5-See what I see? 16-Margie. 17-Lookie here! I8-All done in. 19- It's de berries! 20-Smock! 3l SPORTS ROBERT HEISNER i CocCh J BARBARA BARROWS Heod Yell Leader DeVono Crone, Mary Ann Uhrich A T T J- A 2 jf' W ? xx xx . L , K Back row-Coach Heisner, Whitman Gray, Jack Freeman, Bob Weaver, Jack Worthley, Bill Landess, Gene Reese, Frank Akers. Front row-Clayton Ford, Oscar Ekizian, Frank Cash, Merle Woods, Harry Kor, Joe Martzen, Keith Steele. Back row--Coach Heisner, Tcd Celaya, Francis Roque, Lonnie Howerton, Waldo Stahl, Willis Kleinsasser, Pete Klassen, Dean Andrews, Les Ratzlatf, Virgil Gcossen, Lewis Lee, Richard Weaver, Armen Celaya, George Oliver. Front row-Jim Stormont, Jack Milligan, Rosenda Garza, Donald Stahl, Murray Haycraft, Marlyn Huston, Hogan Steele, Wayne Wagoner, Bob Crandall, Cecil Hale, Peter Kim. 1944 FOCTBALL SUMMARY OF VARSITY SEASON 6-Dinuba .... ..,. E xeter-36 O-Dinuba .... .... R eedley-Zi O-Dinuba .... ...,.,.. O rosi-20 O-Dinuba .... ...,.... L indsay-36 6-Dinuba .... .. .... Woocllake-26 Captain .,..,....,.....,...........,.,........ Harry Kar Most valuable player ...... Nicky Dakoozlian SUMMARY OF LIGHTWEIGHT SEASON O-Dinuba Exeter-26 6-Dinuba ..... Orosi- O O-Dinuba ..... Lindsay-26 25-Dinuba ., Woodlake- O 7-Dinuba ...,. Exe'fer-- 5 Captain ..........,,.....,.... ...... L ewis Lee Most valuable player ..... ..,., L es Ratzlaff 33 B lx G g I k D A drews, Jack Worfhley, Robert Lee, Richard Waver. F f W H 3 K PT Pt k F kie Akers. -Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba -Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba -Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba SUMMARY OF A TEAM Varsity Hanford SUMMARY OF B TEAM Visalia- Orosi Hanford- Orosi Hanford SUMMARY OF C TEAM Visalia- Orosi Hanford- Orosi Kingsburg- Hanford- Parlier- Kingsburg- Orosu Porferville- Hanford- Back row: Les Ratzlaff, Lewis Lee, Donald Beckstead, Pete Klassen and Willis Kleinsasser Fronl row: Waldo Sfahl, Roberf Rugg, Eugene Kliewer. c Team Lightweight l l Back row-Peter Kim, Donald Stahl, Lyndale Engstrom, Johnnie Veffer, Roserlda Garza. Front rowglim Slormont, Jim Scoli, Bob Crandall, 35 Back row-Robert Heisner, coach, Jimmy Sandovar, Nick Dokoozlian, Buddy Williams, Robert Rugg, Harrel Lawson, Bill Traylor, Joe Westmoreland, George Oliver. Second row-Tom Cochran, Wayne Wagoner, Charles Weigant, Sammy Haycraft, Frank Akers, Armen Celaya, Lowell Parks, Jack Milligan, Lyn-dale Engstrom. Front row-Merle Woods, Donald Dean, Paul Tuttle, Waldo Stahl, Les Ratzlaff, Lewis Lee-,'Jim Stormont, Don Stahl, Rosendo Garza, Baseball and Track Teams TRACK RECORDS MADE BY EMPERORS B Class A Class l00 yd.-Les Ratzlatf ltied recordl l0.4 Broad Jump-Les Ratzlaff .... 20 ft. l0 in. 100 Yd 'HO Y KO' 102 Pole Vault-Waldo sigh: io fr 220 yd.-Harry Kor .......... 22.9 ' ' 880 yd.-Willis Kleinsasser 2:08 Mile-Joe Martzen ........... ...,....... 4 255 C Class Broad Jump-Harry Kor .... .... 2 0 ft. 2 in. 75 yd.-Murray Haycraft 8.3 Back row-Willis Kieinsasser, Jack Hovsepian, Ray Lauffenberger, Joe Martzen, Nick Dakoozlion, Harry Kor, Johnny Leach. Front row-Sammy Haycraft, Donald Stahl, Waldo Stahl, Les Ratzlaff, Lewis Lee, Peter Kim. 36 l I-Nigger pile! 2-Ooo look! 3-Ugh! 4-Tired fellers? 5-Diffugilties. 6-We Three. 7-Run chum! 8-Gotcha! 9-Open your eyes Bub! IO-Ooops, slipped! ll--Hi Doc! I2-Comin' home. 13-Now Nikkie! I4-Caught if, by George! I5--End of the froil. 16-Upsie-doisy! 17-Me? l8-Pull yore Teeth in Som! I9-Conference, ZO-Trc lo! 2l-Run- ning some more. 22--Curley. 23-Con Con. 24-Joe. 25- V for Victory! 26-'Lo Nikkie! 27-Right of-Cho! 28- I love you truly. 29-The Big Two. 37 1-Coach! 2-BuIl's eye - no? 3-Missed! 4-All-star by gum! 5-Ooof! 6-Ready now! 7-Senior champs, 8 issed ogoin. 9-Whatcha doin? IO-Lenore. ll-When? I2-Shortie. I3-De bull is on de ground. 14--The end no lie! I5--Bulls eye - yes! 16-Three archers . . . ? I7-Woke up! I8--Just coll me Groce. 19-Got it! W 38 Bock row-Eleanor Martzen, Leriore Salmon, advisor, Lila Murrell, Mary Margaret Vetter, DeVona Crane, Lorraine Kizir- ian, Carmen Cisneros, Beverly Brockman, Virginia Baker, Almalyne Bull, Betty Jean Wimer. Second rowiMary Lee Bartlett Bette Burt, Vecelia Karas, Betty Loverin, Phoebe Golbek, Baulah Penner, Vivian Williams, Janet Riggs, lnadelle Schofield Front row-Barbara Barrows, Alice Lieder, Shirley Miller, Patsy Kelly, Lucene Zakian, Beverly Findley, Girls' Dee Club Cadwell, was organized in l942, and it has been an active organization ever since. Every girl who has earned 500 points and won her D is automatically made a member. The officers of the club are: Barbara Barrows, presi- dent, Lucene Zakian, vice president, and Mary Mar- x .N X I A The Girls' Dee Club, under the direction of Mrs. 1 f W garet Vetter, secretary-treasurer. N0 39 Top: Student Council banquet. Middle: Junior Prom bond. Bottom: Monicuring The D on Tater Hin. 40 ACTI ITIES -,,,.-4 Top ond middle: Noon dances in The gym. Boffom: Foods Lab girls cook up something good. 41 BETTY JANE DIAL C. H. FREEMAN Edilor Faculty Advisor Delplnic Echoes Bock row--Mary Lee Bartlett, Beverly Brockman, Hurry Kor, Frank Pointer, Steve Sshwab, Marjorie Hunnicuft, Joe Morfzen Front row'-Virginia Babcock, Mary l-lorland, Lila Murrell, Doris Wolley, Barbara Chose, Frances Hackett. 42 DORIS WOOLEY MARGIE HUNNICUTT Editor Business Manager The Emerald ancl White Back row-Jack Freeman, Mr, Freeman, advisor, Elva Johnston, advisor, Willis Kleirisasser, Harry Kor, Middle row Mary Lee Bartlett, Ella Lee Stovall, Lois Nelaf, Katharine Wiens, Margaret Noble, Faith McCracken, advisor. Front row Doris Wooley, Beverly Brockman, Margie Hunnicutt, Betty Jane Dial. 43 i l Bock row-Janet Riggs, Patsy Kelly, Miss Vanderhoof, assistant advisor, Barbara Funk, Donald Hell- baum, Barbara Hackett, Mary Ellen l-lasbrouck, Jim Scott, Donald Charles, Mr. Mason, advisor. Middle row-Betty Carlson, Norma Merrill, Diane Locke, Betty Loverin, Lee Ann Gillen, Alice Lieder, Beverly Brockman, Holly Westmoreland. Front row-Frances Hackett, Virginia Baker, Doris Wooley, Bette Burt, Mary Margaret Vetter, lnadelle Schofield, Scholarship Society Model Plane Club Back row-Willie Richardson, Paul Willems, John Kroeker, Donald Ford, Melvin Dawson, Clayton Ford Abe Wiens, Clarence Mason, advisor. Front row-Harold Willems, Hubert Murrell, Cecil Hale, Paul Hargis Darrell Bricker, Richard Rogers, Thomas Cochran. 44 Back row,-Ted Celaya, Robert Lee, Robert Rice, Peter Kim, Donald l-lellbaum, Armen Celaya, Jack Freeman, Horry Kor, Sammy Haycraft, John Leach, Francis Rogue, Bob Weinberger, Kay Cholakian, Jim Scott, Keith Woolley, Bob Crandall, Charles Burkdoll, Jack Worthley. Middle row--Virgil Goossen, Richard Weaver, Willis Kleinsasser, Donald Beckstead, Jock l-lovsepian, Les Ratzlatf, Donald Stahl, Wayne Wag- ner, Jim Stormont. Front row-Waldo Stahl, Fronk Cash, Nicki Dakoozlian, Frankie Akers, Lewis Lee, Johnny Vetter, Joe Martzen. Block D Club Sportsmen's Club Back row-Joe Martzen, Clayton Ford, Herbert Fenske, Donald Beckstad, Steve Schwab, Roy Martin, Francis Roque, Lawrence Taylor, Duane Furman, Jack Freeman, Nicki Dakoozlian, Clarence Mason, Willie Richardson. Front row-Darrell Bricker, Billy Kapheim, Tommy Cochran, Richard Weaver Donald Ford, Abe Wiens, George Graham. 45 Hi-Y Back row-Joe Martzen, Whitman Gray, Clayton Ford, Jim Scott, Ray Leadabrand, Donald l-lellbaum, Thomas Cochran, Nicki Dakoozlian, Donald Graham, Clarence Mason, advisor. Front row-Bobby Vogel, Ray Martin, Donald Beckstead, Steve Schwab, Richard Weaver, Jim Stormont, Abe Wiens, Donald Ford. Girl Reserves Back rowfLois Nehf, Mary Zaninovich, Mrs. Erbele, advisor, Frances Scruggs, LaVerne l-leintz, Diane Locke, Norma Merrill, Patsy Woods. Third row--Juanita Boatman, Marjorie Gill, Lila Murrell, Katharine Wiens, Agnes Bridges, Barbara Mimms, Joanna Barry, Betty Harris, Jeannine Gitchell, Barbara Eckman, Carmen Cisneros. Second row4Barbara Hackett, Dorothy Bostrom, Barbara Funk, Mary Harland, Marjorie Hunnicutt, Barbara Walther, Dolores Williams, Marjorie Balentine, Bonnie Campbell, Geraldine Hickey, lnadelle Schofield. Front row-Barbara Gapen, Maureen Millard, Betty Jean Wimer, Naomi Line, Eleanor Mortzen, Gladys Baker, Helen Harris, Janie Leach. -46 Back row+Maureen Millard, Diane Locke, LaVerne Heintz, Norma Merrill. Front row--Eleanor Marfzen, Elva Johnston, advisor, Betty Wimer, Naomi Line. Delta Delta Clulo Girls' League Council Back row-Lenore Salmon, advisor, Elizabeth Vanderhoot, advisor, Lonny Washburn, Second row- Alice Lieder, Almalyne Bull, Virginia Boker, Barbara Barrows, Mary Frances Harland, Betty Wimer, Marjorie Balentine. Front row--Patsy Kelly, Beverly Brockman, Vecelia Karas, Gladys Baker, Barbara Raubinger, Pearl Taylor. 47 Back row Virginia Gilmour, George GrGham, Donald Charles, Donald Hellbaum, Joe Martzen, Faith McCrackne, advisor. Second row Frances Hackett, Charlene Mason, Mary Ellen Hasbrouck, Clarice Vase, Barbara Walther, Joann Little, Barbara Hackett Pat Lovin Front row-Patsy Kelly, lsablle Burkett, Naomi Line, Louise Huston, Lorraine Washburn, Barbara Funk. United Youth Fellowship A new organization on the campus this year is the United Youth Fel- lowship. Its purpose is to develop Christian fellowship through study, wor- ship and recreation. Its membership is open to all high school students who wish to grow in Christian living. The youth organizations of the Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Christian churches of Dinuba held united summer meetings. At the close of the summer it was decided to continue the fellowship through the winter by holding weekly meetings at noon at school and monthly Sunday evening meetings in the various churches. The activities of the Fellowship, besides the regular meetings, have in- cluded parties, the observance of Youth Weelc sponsoring two assembly forums on World Order, and a special observance of Mother's Day. The council of the U.Y.F. consists of the followingi President, Virginia Lee Gilmour, vice president, Donald Hellbaum, secretary, Barbara Funk, treasurer, Clarice Vose, publicity chairman, Frances Hackett, program chairman, Lonny Washburn, recreation chairman, Joe Martzen, and repre- sentatives from each of the four churches responsible for organizing the Fellowship. Faith McCracken is faculty advisor. Girls' Glee and Band Back row-Gladys Zerounian, Agnes Bridges, Abe Wiens, Gordon Wall, Beverly Brockman, Richard Weaver, Johnny Wiens, Nicki Dokoozlian, Harry Kar. Middle-LoWayne Tidwell, Eva Tobin, Arihur Rudd, Ruby King, Donald Stahl, Waldo Slahl, Virgil Goosscn, Front row-George Oliver, Echo Sohng, Belly Birk, Johnny Verler, l.cs Ralzlaff, Lewis Lee, Billy Kapheim George Graham, Clifford Brau, inslrucfor. 49 1 Back row-Elva Johnston, director, Abe Goeringer, Donald Hellbaum, Roy Martin, Ray Martin, Donald Beckstead, Jean Price, Qssismm director. From-Eva Tobin, Barbara chase, Roberta Phillips, Frances Hackett, Laverne Heintz. Student Bocly Play and Christmas Program The Student Body play this year was the presentation ot Clarence, a comedy by Booth Tarkington. lt was directed by Miss Elva Johnston and Mrs. Newton Price. The cast was as follows: Clarence, Donald Hellbaum, Violet Penney, Barbara Chase, Mrs. Martin, LaVerne l-leintz, Mr. Wheeler, Roy Martin, Mrs. Wheeler, Roberta Phillips, Cora Wheeler, Frances Hackett, Della, the maid, Eva Tobin, Dinwiddie, the butler, Abe Goeringer, Hubert Stem, Don- ald Beckstead. 50 Caclets The Dinuba l-ligh School cadets had a very successful year, although about fifteen boys were lost from the corps when they entered the armed services. Seven cadets this year were chosen to attend the Cadet Encarnpment at Camp Kohler north of Sacramento. At the beginning of the year the enrollment was 90 and has decreased since then to about 60. The annual Military Ball was held January 23. It was very successful, both from the point of enjoyment and finances. Another annual event was the Sunset Drill on May 3l. 51 l x l i COMPANY C Back row-w-Clayton Ford, Gene Pattee, Abe Wiens, Billy Burt, George Graham, Tommy Cochran Bill McMullen, Duane Furman, Willie Richardson, Francis Roque, Richard Weaver, Aubrey Wright, Richard lngle, Bill Kaoheim, Gene Reese, Francis raque. Middle row-Bill Gratz, Jones Weeks, Bill Shinkle. Front row--Joe Martzen, Donald Ford, Johnny Della, Harold Mehrton, Arthur Rada, Jim Soldivar, Bob Vogel, Hogan Steele, Jim Storrnont, Bil! Dotson, Leonard Barrows. COMPANY D Back rowl-George Brockman, Bob Weinberger, Charles W.egant, Bob Conway, Arthur Anderson, Roy Martin, Ray Martin, Donald I-lellbaum, Dale l-lolliday, Cecil Howard, Joe Westmoreland, Bill Traylor, Ted Celaya. Middle-Robert Rice, Robert Madsen, George Oliver. Front row-Frank Cash, Michael Horasanian, .lack Milligan, Billy Bridges, Sammy Haycraft, Robert Callison, Donald McCormick, Loran Kirkland, Reuben Barry, Jim Cade, Richard Rogers, Ulysses Reed. 52 1-Hut 2-3-4! 2--lnspelcshun. 3-Sarge. 4-Reading over shoulders. 5-Who dot? 6hLeff - right! 7-Snoopy! 8- Tenshun ! 9- Toushc:y. you-foo! 15-I 6-The Navy 10-Bock. 11-Major . . .? I2-Stroighren up Jr. I3-Eyes right - er - ? 14-Boo-1'o- tcmkes over. I7-Furman again! '53 k Upper left: Two scenes or The Junior Prom. Lower leffi Kongoroo Courf scene. Right: Three scenes of Girl Reserves banquet 54 23- 25- 5.- 11- 13- 13- ' Q PW of Q6 ZX X5 1 Fres m Get Acquainted Day. Open - of school and introduction Stu Council achers a d OCTOBER X Freshman and turf Football lights Election of class officers. Football game at Reedley. Varsity defeated 19-O. 20-Football game at Orosi. Varsity loses 21-Og lights 2 7-f 27- 2- 10- 11- 17- 17- 17- 1- victorious 6-O. Navy Day assembly presented by various members of the student body. Football game at Lindsay. Varsity loses 36-6, lights defeated 19-O. NOVEMBER Good Neighbor party for Orosi council. National election lRoosevelt victoriousl. Football game with Woodlake. Varsity defeated 19-16, lights win 26-O. Baby Emps win last football game from Exeter 7-6. Delphic Echoes staff presents program in assembly. Junior Dress Up dance. DECEMBER Junior Sock Hop. 8-Girl Reserves sponsor bond sale. 1 5- 22- 22- Beginning of noon dances. Girls' League Christmas Formal. Christmas program entitled Christmas at Camp. 22-Beginning of Christmas vacation. 22- 1- 1-5 4- 5- 12- 12- 17- Basketball game with Kingsburg. Emps lose 52-315 lightweights defeated 32-19. JANUARY Beginning of a new yar 1945! -Color Week! Faith McCracken, Tren Biswell Jr., and Bob McCormick give speeches in assembly. Kangaroo Court in assembly. Arthur Ponsford, noted lecturer, spoke on his experi- ences and War on the Waterfront. Basketball game with Hanford. Emps lose 32-19, lightweights victorious 30-23, Baby Emps win 19-10. Song assembly. 13- 16- --Annual Military Ball. 28- -Bond drive program down town. 26- 1- -Students presented program for Rotary. 2- 3- 4- -Signing of annuals. 7- 18- 19-Basktball with Visalia here. 27-Junior-Senior Prom. -Playdium Club holds open house. 30- -Coronation Ball sponsored by Girl Reserves. Fisher's present musical program. Lovland Cota, concert tenor, entertained in assembly. FEBRUARY -Basketball game with Visalia. --Basketball game with Hanford. Popularity contest. Basketball game with Fresno. Basketball game with Orosi. Band assembly. MARCH 1-Sophs present novel assembly program. First league baseball game with Woodlake. class program. spoke in assembly on his experiences sponsord by Hi-Y. in assembly. in assembly. Orosi. High students presented a program con- sisting of various square dances. -Student Body play, Clarence. -Senior assembly. -Easter vacation from 3Oth to April 2. APRIL 4-Trained canary assembly presented by Mrs. Ramsey. 6-Baseball game with Exeter. 9-550,000 goal set for 7th War Loan Drive. -Death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. 13- 14- 17- 19- -Primary election. Girls' League Assembly. County track meet at Tulare. Nomination speeches. U.Y.F. assembly. Baseball game with Lindsay lvictoriousl. Student Council sponsored benefit dance. A Band presented assembly program. MAY Baseball game with Orosi tdefeatedl National Assembly featuring ci magician. Girls' Glee Club assembly. Baseball game with Hanford ldefeatedl. -VE Day ,assembly program, no school in the afternoon. 1 1- 15- -Faculty program. 19-Track meet with Fresno. -Installation of Student Body Officers for 1943-46. 29- Emperor track men enter Visalia track meer. Reedley Junior College program. Senior Ditch Day. 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Phone 75 MATHIS G' BOLINGER oINuBA's FURNI'I'URE CENTER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 COCHRAN'S SUPER SERVICE GENERAL CAR REPAIRING - TIRE RECAPPING 'I94 West Tulare Street Dinuba sssr WISHES T0 CLASS or '45 M. KELLNER 6' SON LUMBER CO. The Lumber Yard For Service FLOYD PERRY ASSOCIATED SERVICE Cor. Tulare and I Sts. Dinuba JUST FURNITURE CO. l32 West Tulare St. Dinuba ' SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 I C. C7 M. HEMPHILL'S HAT AND DRESS SHOP State Theatre Bldg. Dinubc TOWN SHOP READY-TO-WEAR FOR INFANTS, CHILDREN, JUNIORS AND LADIES l33 E. Tulare St. Dinuba RANDOLPH'S GARAGE Cr MACHINE SHOP 152 North L Street Phone 21 DR. FRED LOONEY OPTOMETRIST - ORTHOPTIST Phone 8 204 North K Street DOPKINS CHAPEL NEIGHBORLY FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone I9-W Corner So. J and Kern Sts. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 from S E L I G M A N ' S DINUBA'S PIONEER MERCHANDISE CENTER BEST WISHES TO CLASS or '45 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO.'S Auto - LIFE - FIRE Phone 309-W M. A. TISDEL II4 N. L sr. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 DR. T. E. BOONE, Dentist Bank ot America Bldg, Pone 323 SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 from O D E L L ' S Phone 82 Dinuba MYRON FREW Quality Men's Wear l25 East Tulare Street Dinuba TATUM'S MARKET WHITNEY I-IAMS AND BAcoNs Phone I30 Cor. J and Fresno Sts. CHARLES R. HURST PRINTING SERVICE Phone 387 Dinuba STANTON'S PLUMBING SHOP RAWLEIGH BABCOCK - JIM WILLIAMS Phone 380 I57 South L Street DR. H. C. KEITH CHIROPRACTOR Phone 33 l88 South L St. Nr SQ '- I 6 Q The, End 1 29 ff Y '1 ,.K ' v-.--1 4-- -v--' ' .-v--4 .- .V - , N' .1 ' H V H 0 ' Wi F' l'li x' ' ' ' ' 4 . p .. .um-m-. .4 . . v - ' ' ' ' 4 . .1-..., - .- -. m 'f' ..I b .... ' ' M .nu ' ' ' - ' 'B W I v-A V ' RLT 6 - 4111-1411! ' ' ' '..l.'2.:.1..lu.....u.mn-muxZ1f:1iLii1i1l2lZ!11lIZI-LJUm1vfnux:1:!:gi1:: Ihm2. . :HH -1-r::e:':x:!:u!:5::L12l111!'.2Z11..u .1.-aue:::!::::l1L111l2'..L2.'2.uu e. .. JH' ' Y 171 , ,x L14 l iv ' 1 if ffl: IST Ill! 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