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

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D lano hh ll Draws Teachers An amateur weight lifter originally from Long Beach, Mr. Earl Goddard teaches English, Speeclh, and P.E. A newcomer to Delano High and a graduate of Long Beach State College, he enjoys photography and his automobile as hob- bies. Ending her tenth year of teaching in the English Department is MN. Betty Hamilton, now department head. Previously teaching in Van Nuys and Riverside, she is a graduate of U. C. L. A. She spends her spare time participat- ing in the Eastern Star, and also likes traveling. Mt. Ray Hamilton is a graduate of U. C. L A. and a long time member of our faculty. Auto Shop and Welding are the subjects he teaches. From San Fernando originally, Mr. Hamilton's main hobby is photography. Reading is taught by Mr. Donald S. Hardenbrook, a new faculty member from Los Angeles. Mr. Hardenbrook enjoys playing chess, reading, and listening to music. His big hobby, however, concerns prov- ing that Sherlock Holmes really existed! Sports, fishing, hunting, and sleeping are the hobbies of Mr. Donald R. Harsh, math and sci- ence prof. Although his home state is Minne- sota, he attended school at Saint Cloud State Teachers' College and the University of North Dakota. Delano High's pride and joy in the field of vocal music is Mr. Chester Hayden. He has brought wide recognition to our school through his outstanding choir and glee clubs. Born in Alabama, his hobbies include hunt- ing, fishing, and woodwork. Instructor of the California Cadet Corps, something new added to our curriculum this year, is Mr. james L. Hickey. He also teaches Freshman Orientation and U. S. History. Born in Modesto, he finds golf, stamp collecting, and skiing enjoyable. Chairman of the Social Studies Department and Senior Problems teacher is Mt. Donald fl. Hlckok. Originally from Santa Barbara, he attended Santa Barbara State Col- lege and the University of California. He en- joys collecting stamps, coins, maps, and going camping.

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- 610 in umber St. Mary's and the University of Southern California are the schools where Mr. Ed Brnfzfr obtained his education. The outdoor type, he enjoys fishing, natural history, and photog- raphy. He teaches Zoology, biology, human anatomy, and Natural History. Before coming to Delano High to teach homemaking, Mrs. N omd Collirzr taught at Taft, her hometown. Mrs. Collins received her teacheris degree and training at Fresno State College. Although she teaches an indoor subject, her hobby is gardening. Tall, blond, handsome Mr. Gene Ddnielr teaches Introduction to High School and P. F. He was born in Rock Springs, Wyoming, and attended Fresno State College. My hobbies?,' he asked. Oh, fishing, or anything else deal- ing with sports. Mr. Edward DeFrdgd is a native of sunny California and a long time teacher at Delano High. An alumnus of San Jose State, this math prof also coaches football and baseball. Athletics, bridge, and garden-ing make up his hobbies. A very well-liked man on campus is Mr. Frank Dyer, chemistry and physics instructor. A native of Los Angeles, he attended schools in southern California. This prof prefers music and photography as spare time activities. A teacher of Freshman Orientation and a newcomer to Delano High is Mr. R. L. Finkle. Originally from Mankato, Minnesota, he attended State Teachers' College at Mankato. Mr. Finkle lists hunting and fishing as his favorite hobbies. A teacher of Metal Shop II and III is Mr. Wilfred R. Foebnerg he received his teaching degree in Education from Southern Illinois Uni- versity. He also did graduate work at the Uni- versity of Illinois. Mr. Foehner lists sports as his main interests. Golf and photography are the hobbies of Mr. john 1. Gdeviclo, who may be seen on the golf course in Porterville any time the sun is shining-and sometimes in the rain. A newcomer, he teaches English and advises the DEL-ANO.

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rom Near and Far Mist Claire H oster attended the University of California before coming to Delano High to teach Art. From San Francisco originally, chic Miss Hoster enjoys painting, camping, and fishing. She taught in England one year recent- ly as an exchange teacher. As swimming in- structor and teacher of Science and Math, Mr. Nathan B. fohnron, born in Alabama, is a busy man. Bus, as .he is better known, attended college in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. He spends his spare time rock hunting, skin diving, swimming, and reading. An all-sports enthusiast, Mr. jarner David Kelley from San Luis Obispo teaches U. S. History and coaches football and basketball. A newcomer to the faculty, he attended the Uni- versity of Utah and California State Polytechnic College. From the show me state of Missouri to the golden statel' of California came Mr. Wilfred C. Lee, social studies teacher. A gradu- ate of Central Missouri State College, his hob- bies include reading, writing, traveling, and hiking. Illness prevented well-liked, intelligent Mr. Anthony L0Re from taking an active part in his many school affairs this year. This French and Spanish prof enjoys photography in his spare time. Born in Cleveland, he attended Louisiana State University and U. C. L A. Mrs. Errna Maerzhe returned to Delano High last year after a long absence. A graduate of the University of California, she teaches Spanish I and II. Her favorite activities are reading, music and weaving. Ending his first year as head of the Agriculture Department is Mr. Edwin Maman, a graduate of Cal Poly. Born in West Covina, Mr. Maxson chooses gardening and hunting as favorite hob- bies. A coach of many champion football teams is Coach Earl G. Maxwell, a native of Dinuba. Athletics are even his favorite hobby! This Fres- no State graduate not only teaches boys' P.E., but is also a counselor.