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

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CLUQ On? 0 61 Shueks, the C A A ISI1 t only .1 sports organl fatlon for s,11l lthletes They lm lye some good soclal actnyltles too for mst mee, the danee honoring the footblll telms on Deeember 18 Ileda Sandrnnl, G A A s prexy yy as m eharge of the COI'I1I'0lKtCCS for the b lekvy ard danee I yery Ililllg was so prettv, the theme was Chrnstmas nn Toyland After the mterelass playoffs lI'l three of the flye mayor sports, chlef advnser, Mlss Yy onne Glmper, began III earnest the pettlcoat campalgn A noon dance vyas held to further the drlye and also 1 con test among the classes These dnscarded rayons were used ln maknng shock plllows I thunk that s pretty lmportant, dont you? Our Dean of Girls, Mlss Morey advnser of the Girls League, emphaswed early thls yfear the lmportance of unlted coordlnatlon w1th the war effort, and beheye me, the gals have CCI'I.11I1ly done well As soon as the soelal act1y1t1es, such as the reception for new students and freshmen on October S, and the annual backward dance on I-Iallowe en, were successfully completed, they began plans for the huge Red Cross DFIXC Committees yyere organlzed to help prepare car toon scrap books for the men ln the armed forces fThey re good too'j Then came knxttmg NI1ss Koughan also adylser to the group, yolunteered to lnstruct prospectlye kmtters All oy er the campus glrls vyere seen wlth that fam1l1ar ball of w1ne yarn kmttxng afghan squares for the sery 1ce men Not only glrls yyhy I saw student body prexy, Rlchard Flnch, g1y mg a few polnters All 1n all the drlye was a huge success, and the glrls were glad to do thelr blt to keep the Joes happy yy hlle hghtnng for y letory 3 At the right to the top are Gnls League o cers back role, Mzss Kouglaan Mzss Money, Gen et, rant, Albany P Hazgh Preszdent Morrzs, E Hazgb Wll lzams, Ih rtzn Belou that zs a scene In the Red Cross D1 e GAA officers seated abole me Genet, Abbey Sandrznz, Bon, standing are Hazgb Reagen, Miss Myers, Garuood, Miss Gzmpev, Lopea. E V ff U5 N ' 7 ' .,. , . VV - J. 1 .. 1 . . 1. V , -. 1 1- 1V V V1 1 , V . Q . ,. I 1 . . V ,V . ' 1, 1, , , -1, y 1 . , .1 . 1. 1 1-1 1 1 1 e e . . e , . . 1fV V.. .V ,1 1 - . . .. , , , 1 .1 V. V -1 . V1 V 1 . e . 1 1 .. 1 x .1 I Y . ee . x I 1 W V ll Yl 1 1 V 1 ' If ' ' 77 1 1 , e . V1 . 7 3 L - 1 1 1 1 V 1 . . . . , f ' I' . . . , .' . - , s L V- -V x 1 . V - . . e. , . , . . 1 1 1 1 e .I 1 V 1 1 , . 1 . 4. ' 7 1 1 7 1 V V 1 V V - 7 . L , V V V V V ' V HI ' ' Y' I Y, 0 I -I-:T .I A V V -1 V V V VV if' . 1' ' ' v I I , -' 1 'M xi V J l ' Q' ' ' P! 33 V V , V 1 , 1 .' . '. ! W .. - V ' ' - V 'V 9 1 ' J ' J ' - r - - - rv 13' . ' . 'V 37 l o Z9

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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.

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The Del-Ano editorial staff above shows, stand- ing, Briggs, Sehalwitz, Hess, Abbey, and Finch, seated are Denson, Gage, Shur, Fayle, and Hinrichs. Riding to another All-American, they hope, are Business Manager Teeny Thomas, Adviser Mary Salber, and Editor Gloria Sehalwitz, shown to the right. Below is the well armed Del-Ano business staff ready to sell books and ads-or else! In the back are Cameraman joseph, Haigh, Gage, in the middle, Thomas, Morris, Shine, Taylor, Pavicich, Pagliarulog front, Grisham and Shur. We dood it again! Our 1942 On the March Del-Ano was our tenth All-American in N.S.P.A. competition! Again We made the highest score in our enrollment group in the U. S. The 1942 annual also won the third Columbia Press gold medal in three years of competition, being one of three schools in the U. S. in our group to win such an honor. This year our book is smaller in accordance with government policy. The staff this year, how- ever, has done its best to turn out I1 book that will add to our line reputation. NWC are proud to be providing a copy of this issue for each person on our service list. Hope you get yours O.K., Joe. Besides publishing this book, the 1943 staff has sponsored a key scrap drive and a Remember Pearl Harborn stamp and bond sale. Wfelve also compiled the service list which you'll find on pages 8 to 13. OMIA fl? -2411 U QCOPJ SALJ