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

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Teachers Liked h tudents The owner of the bright yellow and red car that is seen around town is our crafts teacher, Mr. Edwin Peek. Originally from Lowes, Ken- tucky, he attended Murray State College and Long Beach State. A lady who enjoys traveling and music is Mm Anne Pezznzfi. She attended Indiana State Teachers' College and New York University. Subjects taught by Miss Pezzuti are Shorthand II, Business English, Typing I and Office Practice. Well-liked English prof, Me. john Phelps, is the director of the junior and senior plays. He teaches reading and lists it as his favorite hobby. A native of the Gopher State, Minnesota, he studied at the University of Minnesota. One of the favorite teachers with Delano High stu- dents is instrumental instructor, Mr. I. V. Ritchey. Born in Porterville and raised in Fres- no, he attended Fresno State College. His spare time is spent on his ranch near Pixley, where he lives. A budding chef is Mr. F. Cnrzfif May, whose hobby is cooking. Mr. May, who also is an adviser of the junior Statesmen, teaches Eng- lish I and II. He attended the University of California and City College of San Francisco. Mr. Bill E. McBee has a man's hobby-guns. Coming to Delano High from McAlester, Okla- homa, he teaches mechanical drawing and Farm Shop. Mr. McBee attended Eastern A and M and Northeastern State Teachers' College in Oklahoma. In his first year of teaching at Delano High Mr. E. F. McCarthy is an agricultural instructor. Originally from Walnut Grove, he attended the University of California and California State Polytechnic College. He is a lover of hunt- ing and sports. Adviser of the Girls' Block D, Mm Arlene Noreen is one of the three girls, P. E. teachers at Delano High. Miss Noreen re- ceived .her degree in teaching at Mankato State Teachers' College. She is from Northfield, Minnesota.

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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.

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Adviser of the Bible Club and a math teacher is Mr. E. H. Robertson. Coming from Oklahoma, he at- tended Southwestern State Teachers' College, West Texas State, and Oklahoma A. and M. Mr. Robertson is a lover of all sports. Geometry, algebra, and general math are the subjects taught by Mr. Alfred Root, who hails from Iowa. A fan of progressive jazz, this math prof attended the University of Southern California, Simpson College, Iowa, and George Washington University. Originally from North Dakota, but spending most of his life in California, is Delano High's industrial arts teacher, Mr. Werley B. Ramliolz. A graduate of the class of '31 of Chino State, Mr. Rumbolz enjoys quartet singing and collecting stamps. Invaluable Min Mary Salber, longtime publications adviser, teaches Journalism and English I, besides advising the LIVE WIRE. Miss Salber attended Modesto College, College of the Pacific and the University of California. Her hobbies are spectator sports, reading, cross-word puzzles and cooking. A newcomer to Delano High from Budapest, Hun- gary, is Lewir Segewary, Ph.D., a man of many talents. A teacher in the Social Studies Department, he attended universities in Hungary, Germany, Holland and the United States. He enjoys writing and outings. Excelsior Springs, Missouri, is the hometown of Min Gloria K. Sirk, who is a teacher in the Business Department at Delano High. A graduate of the University of Missouri, she is a lover of music and all sports. A favorite with the girls is Mrs. Carolyn Soremeri, physical education teacher. She is originally from Los Angeles and attended Pepperdine College. Mrs. Soren- sen lists folk dancing and badminton as her favorite hobbies. A man-sized job was undertaken by Mr. Laiiritf Soremeri, industrial arts and freshman general shop teacher, who built his own home this year. Be- sides house building his other hobby is automobiles. He attended Fresno and Oregon State colleges. Fishing, hunting and spectator sports are the in- terests in Mr. Bill Spaalilirigif life when he's not teach- ing his classes in Typing, Everyday Business and Sales- manship. He was born in Banquo, Ind., and attended Ball State Teachers' College and Indiana University. Attending school at Fresno State and Stanford, Mr. Waldo I. Stahl teaches driver education at Delano High. Coming from Dinuba, Mr. Stahl spends his spare time swimming and skiing. He is also a coach of basket- ball, football and track.