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

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s Take MaThg ial STuc:lies Boys in Mr. BiuTTs' zoology classes are sTudying The many diTTerenT birds and whaT makes Them Tick. Science Teachers, above, are Mr. BuTTs, biology, Zoology, lvlr. Johnson, general science: Mr. Harsh, general science: Mr. Dyer, chemisTry, physics. WhaT kind oT a bug is This? Who knows The Tormula Tor The combinaTion oT These Two chemicals? WhaT is The volume oT This cylinder? These and similar quesTions arise in The science classes oT Mr. l-larsh, Mr. Johnson, Mr. BuTTs, and Mr. Dyer. Taxidermy sTudenTs in Mr. BUTTS' classes Turned ouT some very realisTic animal repro- ducTions. Their skillTul work almosT gave The animals liTe again. In ChemisTry, The annual sulphur bombs were produced in spiTe oT proTesTs Trom everyone. ln The maTh deparTmenT, Mr. RooT, Mr. De Fraga, and Mr. Wong Tried To Teach Their sTudenTs The pracTical everyday use oT maTh ouT oT The maze oT rules and equaTions. MaTh Teachers below are Mr. RooT, algebra, geomeTry, general maTh: Mr. Delzraga, algebra, and solid geomeTryg Mr. Wong, general maTh. STudenTs in lvlr. RooT's marh classes learn The everyday pracTical use oT maTh Trom charTs.

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The giving oT reporTs is a Tough iob, buT is done oTTen by The sTudenTs . in U. S. l'lisTory classes. lnTroducTion, World CulTure, U. S. l-lisTory. and Senior Problems are TaughT in The social sTudies ole- parTmenT under The direcTion oT Mr. I-lickok and six oTher Teachers. Since all sTudenTs in school Take social sTudies, These seven Teachers are lcepT guiTe busy. Social dancing and driver educaTion, Two im- loorTanT parTs oT lnTroducTion classes, give The Tresh- men some uneasy momenTs. In Vlforld CulTure, sophomores Travel To oTher lands via TexTboolcs, maps, and movies. We The People- are Tamiliar words To The iuniors who Tind U. S. l-lisTory surprisingly inTeresT- ing aT Times. And The seniors learn a greaT deal oT whaT To expecT and whaT is expecTed oT Them as indeloendenT ciTizens. Some STucIe All Take S ...,-...- .,.. ,..,-.,,..-. ..-. ...,,, ...,,. ...-, W, how iT's done in Senior Problems classes. Members oT The social sTudies deparTmenT are Mr. Tory, World CulTureg lvlr. l-lickolc, U. S. l-lisTory, Senior Beclc, lnTroducTiong lvlr. Morgan, lnTroducTionq Mr. Problems: Mr. Annand, U. S. l-lisTory, Senior Prob- Abramson, U. S. T-lisToryg Mr. ArmsTrong, U. S. His- lems1 Mr. Ball, U. S. l-lisTory, World CulTure.

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Boys Prefe Humming wil'h acriyilry, Jrhe shop buildings saw a lol of conslruclive produclion Jrhis year. Many boys repaired Jrheir own cars as well as +hose of friends, as parl of Jrhe Auro Shop classes. Engines became as familiar as Jrexrbooks when boys slrudied +heir paris. ln Jrhe Wood Shop classes, skilled carpeniers produced modern Jrables and fine cedar chesls. Shop Jreachers, left are, back row, Mr. Rumbolz, wood shop: Mr. l-lamilion, Shop ill and lV: Mr. Powell, mechanical drawing: Mr. Morehead, Meial Shop: froni' row, Mr. Sorenson, Shop lg Mr. Abbey, 7 Shop IV. Welding presenled a challenge in Meial Shop unril plenry of praclice and pieces of melled meral were lefr behind. Furure archilecrs and drafrsmen srudied Me- chanical Drawing anol developed precision and ac- curacy. Evenings Jrhe doors +o borh shops were opened for adulls and sludenrs To Jrry Jrheir skill or compleie assignmenls. Boys learn +o run engines and machines of all kinds in Mr. Powell, shown below, is helping his s+uden'rs in a rough The shop class of Mr. Hamilion. mechanical drawing problem. W 'WM m-I'- 'W 'W 'A ' 'ni