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

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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

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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.

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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