Delano High School - Del Ano Yearbook (Delano, CA)

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.!4f QQKCUQO XM 300 Didja ever wonder why mistakes show up in the last line of that perfect copy? 1t,s the work of a pogo-stick gremlin athlete. Aw, ilon't bother putting on those safety glasses, Leo. This is just a short grinding job. You 1c'on't hurt your eyes. Nyah, nyahf' says this little rascal. He,s one of the grem lins who infest the football feld and who enjoy espeezally knocking halls out of halfbaekfs hands. In these busy times, we often wonder why we make so many mistakes and blunders. W'ell, the gremlins can take a bowg they're the ones who are responsible for the majority of them. A couple of years ago, the R.A.F. was confronted with trouble that came from a mysterious source. Their GZ tackled the problem and soon dis- covered the gremlins, bad little elves who lived only to cause trouble. Here on our very campus, we are infested with them. One type that you will recognize is the type that perches on your shoulder and whispers in your ear to write a zchonz instead of a who in the grammar examinations. Then there are those who slide across your paper when the ink is Wet, resulting in a fiasco. Did you wonder why your basketball shots run around the rim, then fall out? Investigation will show the pres- ence of four gremlins of the no-goal class. Don't look now, but there's one on your shoulder, getting ready for action. l

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Adviser Abbey congratulates President Bob at the ormal initiation 0 the rst semester student body 0 cers in October. l gCUfLlZ6liL0lfl5 Prrst semesters officers under Robert Taylor Fernando had the unpleasant duty of cuttlng down the wartlme ercpendrtures and student body actrvrtres eepers, though, we drdn t mmd, as long as It helped rn the war effort Of course, there was the alumnr dance The crowd was a b1t small because so many of the boys haye gone 1nto the seryrce We mrssed them, too The student eouncrl sponsored a swell dance after the Madera basketball game More fun' Madera s basketball players are good lookrng Before y ou knew rt, It was second semes ter and trme to elect new leaders The new comers were rnstalled 1n therr posts rn an assembly Both groups of ofhcers left be hmd a splendrd record The1r cooperatron rn all school actrvrtres war socral, and edu catronal, was somethlng of whlch to be proud In the upper picture at the le t may be seen our zrst semester student body o cers, Yell Leader Trera Mae Keller, President Robert Fernando Secretary Bobble Denson, and Vice president B111 Monroe In the lower left picture are second semes ter leaders, Vzce pr eszdent Ruby Ellen Taylor, President Richard Finch, and Yell Leader Treva Mae Keller Secretary Wilma Tw: ord is not shown. Vote or Finch, reads the sign beading a pre-election parade eaturing the Sultrj Seten and electioneering constituents.