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

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Man A ctivities A teachers, project during the Harvest Holidays was the selling of bleacher tickets for the parade. Below, right, the teachers fill their plates at the annual Harvest Holidays Banquet. sl . W Below, left, the teachers enjoyed a banquet at the Lantern, a local restaurant. Below, right, the teachers' coffee room is a popular meeting place.

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Teacher njb Native Delanoan, teacher of record keeping and Typing Il-that's our Mr. Eric Stone. Blessed with in- finite patience, Mr. Stone is a favorite with Delano's student body. He attended the University of California, and his hobbies are tennis, gardening, and traveling. Librarian Mr. William I. Sirarige comes to Delano from Kansas where he attended Kansas State Teachers' College of Emporia and Ottawa University. Mr. Strange, always ready with advice, enjoys travel, hunt- ing, fishing, and good books. Gulfport, Mississippi, is the birthplace of Mr. Charley Streeck. A collector of old phonograph records is this intro and World Culture teacher. He completed his edu- cation at the University of Southern California. A grad- uate of Los Angeles State College, Mr. Robert D, Stacker teaches drivers, education. His hobbies include collecting stamps, books, and records, besides advising the junior Statesmen, a club he belonged to when in high school. Math, P. E., cross country and track are the subjects taught by Mr. Don F. Tazfolacci, an alumnus of Fresno State College. A native of Fresno, this popular teacher's hobbies are coaching and collecting rare stamps. Athletic Min Mary jane Traog hails from Phoenix, Arizona, and received her education at Arizona State College. As a girls' P. E. teacher and tennis instructor Miss Truog is a real whiz. A new man with lots of new ideas is Mr. I. Carroii Wilcox, who pioneered the graphic arts program in Delano High this year. A Fresno State graduate, Mr. Wilcox also teaches mechanical drawing. Sports are tops on his hobby list. Known for his cheery smile and familiarly accented, Hi, y'all, is Mr. jay Yarbrough. Besides teaching drivers education, he coaches football and tennis. He spends his leisure hours at sports- mostly golf, of course!

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Mr. Ed Paterson is Delano High's business man- ager. He attends to the financial end of the school- purchasing, requisitions, budgets, and is head of the non-certificated personnel. Mr. Paterson has a demand- ing position which he fills willingly and efficiently. Attending to the secretarial and bookkeeping de- partments are the hard-working office staffs of both the main office and the attendance and counseling ofhce. Miss Phyllis Eskew is the secretary at the attendance and counseling office, while Mrs. Maxine Brower serves as Supt. Olson's secretary at the main office. Mrs. Pauline Cutrier's position is that of head book- keeper. Miss Irene Orozco is in charge of mimeograph- ing, dittoing, and typing. Mrs. Lydia Felix was added to the bookkeeping staff this year. Mr. Zeph H. Ballmer, school psychologist, treats the problems of troubled students and those referred to him by their teachers. He is at Delano High two days a week, Monday and Wednesday. He occupies a cubicle in the counseling office. School nurse at Delano High is Miss Frances Shields. She operates on a one-day-per-week schedule, occupy- ing Mr. Ballmer's cubicle every Tuesday. She attends to the health problems of the student body and advises the Health Council, a student organization. Miss Shields is always friendly and cheerful and a willing listener. Pictured at the lop right is Mr. Ed Paterson, business manager. The picture to the right shows the office staff members. Lefl, Mr. Zeph H. Ballmer is our school psychologist Right Miss Frances Shields is employed as school nurse