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

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JUNIOR CLASS MARY LEA LOVELACE Secret 1 y FRANKLIN REED President JIM KOR Vice President 'U' Wu l Advusors Kenneth Wmn Morguerufe Linn Corohne Erbele JIM CL I NE Treasurer I 1 1 ,4 A 4 . f' 1 ,, W V

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SENIDR CLASS 1949 1950 Presldent Dave Costello Vice Presldent Richard Dye Secretary Carlene Steele Treasurer Glenn Balentlne For our nnntnatuon we were used as slaves for the upperclassmen We had to carry books and do anything that our masters demanded Although smearung was pro hubrted we had a pretty rough tume of lt We presented an assembly composed of skits and musical numbers Due to the large number of Frosh there were many who partlclpated In sports As Frosh we also entered a float In the Ralsm Day parade 1950 951 Presndent Glenn Balentvne Vlce Presldent Margie Janzen Secretary Mary Drew Treasurer Julne Ramon As Sophomores we entered a float In the Rausln Day parade which took fnrst place We presented an assembly and chose class rmgs 19 1052 Presndent Don McCoy Vlce Presldent Ronnie Cochran Secretary Marilyn Cochran Treasurer Carlene Steele 24 HISTORY Our Junnor year was a very successful one We handled the concesslons at the football and basketball games Dear Ruth was presented as our class play and was quite successful The Junior class won the trophy for the best class assembly and went on to wan the nnterclass track meet an the sprung The Junnor Sensor Prom and Banquet was also very successful We chose as our theme Mardi Gras which was very nicely carrued out In the decoratlons 1952 953 President Bob Nnckell Vuce President .lulne Ramon Secretary Richard Dye Treasurer Buzz Cochran On September 26 we nnutuated the Frosh This was the furst year our slaves were allowed to be with theur masters all day At the close of the day an assembly was held on the athletic fueld where varnous stunts were performed As Seniors we again won the trophy for the best class assembly and a so wcn the March of Dimes drive In the school drvuslon As a prlze for wxnnnng the drnve we were al lowed an afternoon of swlmmxng nn our pool Our members were very actlve In sports Nlne sensors were members of the cham pnonshlp basketball team The sensors also w n the nnterclass track meet June l was the sen or dltch day We engoyed a day of swlmmlng and boating and an evenlng welner roast at Bass Lake . . . ll ll , ..... ....,,. ....... , . , . . I ' ll - ll - - I I . I - - ll ll - . - - 11 ll ------------------f--,--H , . . . . ' , . . . . I ll A I1

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Front row Kay Chappell Muldred Haycraft Charlene Coucnrnan Patsy Luther Marllyn Bridges Blllle Glesbrecht Gabriela Curlel JoRlta Donham Gwennaa Allen Kessle Ball Joyce Ayers Bertha Curlel Rose Gandrau Middle row Don Harms Eugene Hater Johnny McPherson Jlmmle Cllne Dons Andrews Freddie Hamstrom Donna Hays Jackle Culver Dorrs Drew Beverly Flaming Doralu Andrews Richard Baerq Back row Jumor Martinez Luy Arias Don Haun Averill Hawklns Gerald Devnns Arlo Coleman Ernest Bergman Ralph Duncan Jimmy Gregg Benny Calhoun Gene Cochran Front row Dorothy Knnosnan Donna Lenhard Mary Lea Lovelace lda Lou Houston Dons Hovlsh Pat McCurry Joyce Hudspeth Elrzabeth McLean Maxine Mason Larry Jennings Phil Myers Jackle McClure Clarence Morgan Back row Prosper Hure Quinton Hegrzjer Stanley McVey Johnny McPherson Jam Nuckell Johnny Hure Jimmy Kor George Klaos Bobby Hugh fleld Morris Millar First row DIXIG PIDKID Mary Wlebe Patsy ONeal Barbara Thomas Masako Oda Joanne Race Lenore Payne Carolyn Scot. Jean Wall Hazel Tlttsworth Wanda Robertson Barbara Payne. Thelm-a Waterman Middle row Carole Troxel Ray Replogle. Goffrle Wells Gerald Wood George Margosuan Franklin Reed Dean Webb Douglas Rugg Bobby Raves Glenn Reed Back row Bobby Plseno Leroy Payne Robert Smith Noble Shaw Tommy Stahl Rupert Penner Marvin Spence Bull Rnggs Edgar Tuttle Don Tornalan Louis Zanenovlch Phil Srnythe 26 T l Mason, Rosie Martinez, Kathleen'-King, Joan Hovllsh, Jean Maxwell. 'Middle row-Eugene Trout, Robert Magataganl, Mary . 1 A I 1 I f I 1 f I 1 f I '