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

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Lois of Acfivifies Q l .- -3- Al 'rhe lop righ+ are music leachers, Gus Forsblacl, direcfor of lhe Band, and Ches+er Hayden, who clirecls 'rhe Choir, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. and slrings. A+ 'rhe lower rlghl are l-lomemalclng Deparl- men'r insfrucfors, Mrs. Mary lda Sands, foods and home management and Mrs. Vera Abbey, chairman of The cleparfmenf, clofhing, and craffs. lgriculfure inslrucfors below are Ed Maxson, Ag I, Ag Shop: Physical educafnon Teachers below are Earl Maxwell P E Ihairman C. A. Cazaly, Ag I. Ill, IV: and Louis Palsgaard, and lg ll, Ag Shop. MaH'hews P E ancl Gene Daniels P E and coaching 17 fwsuiii :fr ' gy M

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FacuITy DirecTs LoTs of Classes Above are maTh Teachers Al RooT and Ed DeFraga. Mr. ROOT Teaches General MaTh and C5eomeTry. Mr. Deliraga is The insTrucTor Tor Algebra, Consumers MaTh, GeomeTry, and Trig, ancl does coaching on The sicle. 'ew meme q eibrf Spanish Teachers above are Miss Lila Heller and Dan Della. Miss Heller Teaches Spanish I and English I and Il. Mr. Della Teaches Spanish II, ConversaTionaI Spanish, does counselling, and coaches Track. Business educalion deparTmenT members aT The leTT are Eric STone, Typing Il, MaTh, Everyday Business, Tennis: Miss Jessie Bender, Typing I and II: Ed Schamel, Typing I, Business English, MaTh: Ralph Brooding, chairman oT The deparTmenT, Bookkeeping, Everyday Business, Clerical PracTice: and Miss DoroThy Allen, ShorT- hand I and Il and OTTice PracTice. AT The leTT are Delano I-Iigh's shop insTrucTors. ArThur PorTer Teaches classes in General Shop, Shop II, Mechanical Drawing: Laurence Abbey, deparTmenT chairman and direcTor OT TransporTaTion, Shop IV: Wesley Rumbolz, Woodshop and Mechanical Drawing: Ray I-lamiITon. Shop III: and LauriTs Sorensen, Shop I and Mechanical Drawing.

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eachers Organize, Relax, anc ' Teachers' AssociaTion oTTicers above are, sTanding, l-lickok, Brooding, Thomas, Salbery seaTed, Heller, BuTTs, Schamel. Serious problems geT discussed aT a TaculTy dinner meeTing. 2 95500 A Tull program oT proTessional and social acTiviTies was carried ouT This year by The Teach- ers' AssociaTion, ChapTer 27 oT The C.T.A. lvlr. BuTTs served as presidenT and Miss l-leller as secre- Tary. SepTember I2 Teachers were guesTs oT RoTary aT a recepTion-parTy. LaTer ThaT monTh The annual TaculTy-TrusTee STeak Bake was held in lvlooney's Grove. New Teachers were welcomed-and iniTi- aTed. ln OcTober The TaculTy parTicipaTed acTively in The Wine and l-larvesT FesTival. They builT TloaTs, headed Parade CommiTTees, and gave Tolk- dancing exhibiTions. Folk dancing was The TeaTure oT enTerTain- menT aT a l-lallowe'en parTy. On November 4 al Teachers aTTended Kern CounTy lnsTiTuTe in Bakers- Tield. FaculTy meeTings were held TreguenTly dur- ing The year. ln February a dinner meeTing was held in The l-lornemaking deparTmenT. Mr. l-lamilTon headed The ParenT-Teachers AssociaTion. The big achievemenT oT The year was prornoTion oT a public barbecue April 27 preced- ing Open l-louse. Mrs. T-loopes was general chair- man. Champion pie Teeder-eaTer, Bender and Muller, sTand up To win in a STeak Bake iniTiaTion sTunT SepTember 26