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Q o 7 Cruise Approximately 1800 Delano area residents en- joyed the fine beef prepared by FFH members for the annual PTA Barbeque. The event pre- ceded Open House at DHS. Lots of talented DHS students, fand little Elvislj appeared in many varied acts in the May 7 DEL-ANO Review. Below, 227 members of the 1957 graduating class prepare to Below' ar? Mfly Fesfival loyalty' Queen Yullker' receive diplomas in Memorial Stadium on june 7. Kl Hg Lllllelqhn' Lehman' Hampton' Bradley, Rambo, Spaulding, and Sparks.
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. M..........L.,.,.. ..,,... h-:H Top, upperclassnien dine on a Treasure Is- Activities End A busy spring climaxed the 1956-57 school year. Winning first prize in the DEL-ANO Review, of many fine acts, Freddie Mendoza brought down the house with his rendition of Billy's Blues. Miss Mary Salber's lucky English III classes visited the Los Angeles Times, Huntington Library, and a per- formance of My Fair Lady on their june 1 trip to Los Angeles. Dreamy strains of music come to mind in remember- ing the junior-Senior Prom held under the sea in Nep- tune's Court. The traditional formal was held for the first time off campus and in the National Guard Ar- mory on May 18. May 2 was the date of the PTA Barbeque and De- lano High Open House, termed by all a great success. The seniors were hosted by the juniors on a Treas- ure Island at the junior-Senior Banquet April 11. Four years of high school were climaxed for the Class of '57 at the graduation ceremonies held on june 7. land at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Above, senior girls in their Home Management class conducted a community nursery school. Above, members of Miss Mary Salber's English 11classes and chaperons pose on steps of Hunt- ington Library as they enjoy part of their ex- cursion to Los Angeles. Left, dreamy dancers enjoy the music of the Bonnel Pryor Band at the Junior-Senior Prom.
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Freshmen receive program cards from Mr, Wilson Peppy songleaders Leanor, Beverly, and Maggie lead students in before attending short classes to acquaint them the brand-new fight song at one of the Friday afternoon pep with high school procedure. assemblies. g Aiwa in ii l ikalfilh la jgug anal 4 A I ' ' 1 Judy, Queen Penny, Janette rule the 1957 Harvest Holidays. Nearly everyone sits on either the new or old quad on the many fine fall days. Banner carriers herald the DHS band in Harvest Holidays parade. Fall
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