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

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We really are a bunch ol workin' loolsl l-lall ol us work during lhe summer, and all ol us have regular chores al home. Some ol us gel allow- ances, bul 8070 ol us make all or parl ol our spending money. Color ol eyes? lvloslly brown. l-lair? Brown again. Favorile color? Blue. Favorile crooners? Bing, Kay Slarr, and Doris Day. -lop movie slars? John Wayne, June Allyson, Belly l-lullon. Only 770 ol Delano l-ligh lamilies are wilh- oul cars, bul 4270 ol us are nol eligible lo drive lhose cars. We average aboul 2 radios per home. lvlosl ol us plan lo linish high school, bul only 607, have any hopes ol college. Jobs in business and larming look mosl promising lor our lulure. The Air Force and Navy are our mosl appealing services. I Ken and lvlona Snelling, above, do al brolher snsler acl al Sierra Visla packing shed. lvlosl ol lhe summer iobs lor Delano l-ligh workers are lo be lound in lhe lields and in lhe packing sheds ff' ' Local grocery slores employ many ol our boys, Baby silling gives Delano gals lheir besl cha l k nce or ma ing some as Juslesen's hires Merrill on Salurdays. spending money. l-lere Diane l-laddican enlerlains small lry Variely? We Have Plenly of ll al Delano'

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Wi+h 5224, of us claiming regular aliendance al our games, Dancing is high on our lis+ of popular hobbies and recre- if isn'i surprising lhal sporl i e our favorile hobby. afions. Above is a posi-Tulare baslcelball game hop. fyaq .CV , 6' 1, i x , f. 1 1 Rev. Walers, Baplisl minisler, gree+s some of his flock. Thirly lailhs are represenled al' D.l-l.S. In lypical Teen-age slyle, lef+, Ari and Rene lie up The wires making a show clale. We average 5.4 dales a monlh and go lo lhe movies on an average of six plus limes every monlh.

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Class of 1951 Leads The Way Margie ScoTT and Berry Molica, above, carry The romanTic leads in The senior play, Dear RuTh -and enioy The load. AT The righT, PaTricl4, Graydon, MarTin, M o n T g o rn e r y, Mason, Snelling, and Radovich reach a climax in The class play. Above are BeTTy Fulcuda and Paul Kawano, The senior boy and girl wiTh The highesT scholasTic records Tor Their Tour years. Declced ouT auThoriTaTively in Their brighT green class sweaTers, The l6O seniors in The class oT I95l provided The expe- rienced leadership Tor anoTher year oT achievement The TirsT social evenT oT The year was a soclc hop OcTober l l. Under The direcTion OT Miss l-laywood, The class presenTed December 8 a Three-acT comedy, Dear RuTh. For occupaTional guidance The enTire class aTTended The Tulare CounTy Career Day in PorTerville April IZ. The annual Junior-Senior Prom is planned Tor May 41 The Junior-Senior Banque-T, May 2l. ln Kern River Park The seniors will enioy Their annual picnic laTe in May. Vesper services are planned Tor June 3, and grad- uaTion will come June 4. E w 6