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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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W , ,fflgfff f X if WU lf, ffl ly' 5 f pm X 61. i L if i L Xlydji 4' f X f V7 fox K ' ,A 6 ,!v,.,Z'f V ij! ij ,Afff 9 7 ' V ,fi ik fig A JN, if 1 XZ ,ia f My i lU1f1JLjL . - The Del-Ano Published by Delcrno loint Union High S h l D l C lfornicr C oo, e ono, C11 Volume XXXXI, 1960. . XX sffxgk Q-A XQQLL fb 3 fix Ng 5 is Y Xe X Ka K 5 XX 1 Qf!?S2YS,glgi XX' ' ,JiXi?9 Sf' X. - A , r, 1, A g- ' S 2 l 6 AA 493 1, 17 1-1 J I , THR A- s. .472 'Q J GH 60 F 1 1 u 1 , ,Nl9 y -..find a ,L..1-.......g....,,,,y,, V . f ffl w J ' rt st M , . ,W Q We wish our graduating seniors success and happiness as they move forward to meet the new challenges and adventures oi lite. They will have the opportunity to test the quality of their educational investment and will soon know the measure oi its limitations. Our graduates will see that a high school education at its best can only he the point at which the door to a won- drous world of knowledge and understanding is opened. We hope that they will look upon their experiences at Delano High School with satisfaction and know that they will cherish their friendships and associations for the duration of their lives. Dr. Bert C. Corona N s f V w i . ' 'isle , t i . P .gi Q B J . 'N Q l 'X , Q 'L 1 it '?'fl,!, FV f 'I ,ik 19 K ..-- uf ' 1 I 3 f . f A ' 'P ' E ', el b ia: I Y 'l is sc' as rg xt ' Q 3 Z f .at is s e ii ii' X 7 gf 1 , S it rf it ,Aft lily ,S 1 -U-IIMJN ...... i 1 isa: T23 i ta 41112, .I J 1 This year has been an eventful one. We hope that We have captured some of the color of those events in the pages of this yearbook. We Want you to be able to look back on the school year of 1959-60 and see the wonderful faces and events which occupied that period of time. The editors Want to take this opportunity to wish the graduating seniors all the success possible after gradua- tion, and to the underclassmen the sarne success in their remaining years at Delano High. 5 Mr. Ritchey and his famed violin. Lbecbca fion To you, Mr. lack Ritchey, We dedi- cate the 1960 Del-Ano. We know that trying to teach us the cultural background of music has been your main objective during all the years you have been at Delano High. lt has been through your Work that the students have gone out into the World to become better citizens and people. Your complete understanding of us has helped in completing this job. The Work which you have done at Delano High School with our orchestra can be seen all over the state of Cali- fornia. Many of your former pupils have gone on in the field of music largely through your instruction. They have learned the value of music from is -is 'ii -,Qs-i is., you. We sincerely hope that you will have many more successful years at our high school. The Way most students see Mr. Ritchey every day. TABLE OF CQNTENTS Introduction ....... Administration . Senior Section . Iunior Section . . Sophomore Section . . Freshman Section . Student Government . Activities . ' . . Sports . . . Advertisement . Student Index . 1-7 8-27 28-57 58-65 66-72 73-79 80-87 88-1 1 1 1 12-131 132-142 143-148 7 'X 3' ff. W .Z f 9 as Wi 5 K f TD Af Q LJ S2 I if f QW Qjd O 19' Q S 5-Z 1 :Q 4 O6 UI' will ?' 4 C Q Q ,, xl' 4 ' i . Q , xx'-f 'fgw' , ll if Q , 'Sr-X ' M 4 r ik 'tt a la, f I frfifawr xr if' f wow ,M ,ig ., . 1 Q'1,. .?Q 0 Ni. As our leader, Dr. Corona rates the highest in rank not only arnong the administration but in the hearts of the students. This fondness has grown through his sincerity and warm heart which he has extended to each and every stu- dent on campus. With three years of success behind him, there is assurance that there will be more to follow. 1' Ji Board of Trustees members pictured above, are from left to right: Mr. Nick Dailey, Mr. Robert Bower Mr Meryl Anderson Mr. Ledo Sandrini, and Mr. Dave Andreas. .fgclminififrafion .jvleacb ,W gafond, ' I ALM: pfan OrcAeJfrafion, lbeuedping .14 Succedafuf 77 ellie To Dr. Heinz We take off our hats. Through his leadership and encouragement, our student association has been able to function with great success. As the curtain closes for another year, Dr. Heinz continues to reign among the top in the hearts of the students at Delano High School. f ' '-v A, JI: .. 'yr -f s , fi' nur ar- - I l i l Mr. Frederick, always occupied, usually in a hurry, never too busy to listen to problems or help stu- dents solve them, plays a quiet, solid beat that keeps us all on key and in time. we Coundegng gay lbirecfa Jew M 31,..,m 3, s 'C' D s Z 41 H Q f A' OW. 6525, W cfm - cc 77 any Olfll' Wdeff JU lf ,gi Nathan Iohnson V ry any ' 1 , , n e if' I 'M ' X , Gene Beck .lu Carson Wilcox Don Hickock J .911 we QZQUQ y OZQLQIACL .!4l f5 0 Cbtgblfe 1 Richard Beach Dave Kelly Mary Musick Louis Seqesvary Robert Selent Ed Goldman Vernon McCorkle Q, Allen Coryell iuidion, e earn anguagezi, Jhdfory, oaferafure Betty Hamilton Marshall Coursen m David Tisus Carolyn Elkins V ff -1- ' Louise Kelly Paula Bursch YP? Mary Goldman Mary Salber Robert Hall Ioseph Pokorny f'- 'W ,nv- Mary Io Preisinq and Car- olyn Sorensen finishing a qarne of tennis. Ian Rathff mstructs cr student on Lit diving GY y www-q-an Peqqy Iohnson prepares her daily schedule N Don Tcxvolcxcci I. D. Yarbrough Nolcm Shaffer Waldo Stcchl Lee Lowry :rl ,N V X xfh If Ralph Allen Harold Benno Edward Butts I fx.. Frank Dyer Keeping in time with missiles and Rock CS Roll, the Science and Mathematical departments at Delano l-liqh have made their contributions. The experiments and mathematical studies, practiced by our classes, brinqs about the development and understanding of science and math. The students realize that the more they put into these courses, the more they qet out of them. They know that in hiah school, a required amount of math and sci- ence must be fulfilled before qraduatina, so their best is put into their Work. lf it Wasn't for the excellent staff of teachers, very little could be learned. Miles Rider Gordon Lillis ,J - if f JB Q-Q. Above, cr chemistry clcxss Work out experiments and learn the bctsic fundamentals of science. Q f '7 fx f JA Ed Delfrcrqcr N Robert Anderson Ervin Robertson Bill Ward Donald Christiansen Wesley Rumbolz X Q 'T ,.-f f Ed Maxson Kermit Adams ,.. Larry Sorensen Glen Blomqren Iames Rice Wayne Billingsley Bill Blythe L' fa. IA 5 f v fue J 1 E . , Q. Am I 'N I ff . ,-1 QR, 7 W . iv i X G Ss Q 1- ah X5 X 5 my hggg zvaf- SX . . ' IGSSIG Bender DOH Bilidef F 178 mv 1 v Icmet Rasmussen X, ,w n'.u'f tg' ' ' as if if fi' v X' w V Na FV Vx. x Icxck Ritchey vVX' 'ff' WY ter H czire yrnond Clithero 462 454 'KM' M4444 Iarnes Hickey, head Librarian 4 'N 'f . , Q E: if .,,. 1 z A L, R? ff ik M, xi is- ' 5 .ka 1 -,- . ' ll' X gr - fm X if .Q il -' W 1 gf 5 1 , 54 iz ' 5 ,w-E 51 - . we Q. Q.. ---' -- :2..1-:fizf s ,-.b il... . .2 . S. 'fffi .- i ' 1 .. V. -1 1 .-'ffi' 1 T'1-s'j,-E-52122516 , .i-..,. 1'f,, s ,g.i,si2 Egwy. Q, 7? f t s. 'QJQEQ'Ea1iff. Yr, Aff iiifxzfzz v 1' kgfff fi-f .- -f-b-'-- .-,. i Marge Iohnson, assistant Librarian I E. R. Towse, Psychologist Harriet Hennessee, School Nurse. our ,Qu 6 Conclucf ibefano .Mg ji 6Z?acLgr0unc! Wufiic v '13 Evelyn Wcztcznobe Lols Hector Iecznnie Boone Mcxricxm Shctllies 'UN Ed Paterson Business Mornoqer I X J n t 2 B, fgtt ,ttf A , 5- atm Ann Bennett Nancy Poindexter Lelio Felix Marv Tfrbuyu Cafeteria Workers pictured from left to right are: Shaffer, Fielder, Cartwright, I if P s P Phillips, and Stinett. P 'Q' Q W Brarnblett, Hendry, Benno, Gievet, Rich- ards, front row, pictured from left to t right are: Parker, Hubble, Slankard, Maintenance Workers pictured from left to right are: Phelphs, Pen- rod, Dix, Neal, Applerp front row, pictured from left to right are: Ford, Gloriosa, and Black. Bus Drivers pictured from left to right are: Phrase, Garrison, Brown, Prather, McCartney, Lott, Dix, Spurrier, Sparks, Norvell, Hensely, Neal, front row, pic- tured frorn left to right are: Phelps, Pen- rod, Dix, Neal, and Appler. Custodians pictured from left to right are: Prather, Savage, Klus- 3 mire, Hannagan, La- P guna: front row, pic- tured frorn left to right are: Norvell, Melendez, Peevyhouse, and Lou- dermilk. 0 V SENIOR il f A lfllllffllfllffll FINALE C J ,K I ,i Q gg ?x.5, N-, f . A- og-,. I ... O rr it, Zi 1 I H li I. 5 1 uf r x sn, F k n' f'.'S7f n ., , Wu -Q, 4 1 ll 2 1 .vxg Q. .Sm -334. IL H, ' x, exif' M-an aff' ji' L i' .V W 5 1 :v-H 11? F33 ' Mfffaz ,W .13 Q . 51' A 6? - 4 'V' 3 , M -x wx- President Truman Chase T Secretary T 'F y 5' Mary Natera B ' V' i Treasurer Betty Ann Anderson lt's been a swingin' year exclaimed the 249 seniors, one filled with loads of fun and pleasant memories. Under the leadership of Truman Chase, the senior class headed for the wonderful day of graduation, lune 10. On March 24, the seniors presented the first senior as- sembly under the direction of luanita Curiel. lt was a com- edy rendition of This ls Your Life based on Mad maga- zine. ln the meantime, the seniors in the beige-colored sweat- ers and brown jackets didn't lose time looking for enter- tainment. Big events planned for the end of the year were the Senior Ditch Day, Iunior-Senior Banquet, the Prom, Senior Breakfast, and the all important All Night Party. Senior Class Assembly kc! 3 Q QIQQ 'S' ID yoj., S 'ki W . -A 45 L y- ,V W ,, y is A ' I' he Senior Dining Room 2,521 Dcrnce Sponsored by the Senior Closs - A 'KI n -1 Seniors on the move Commercial in Senior Assembly SENIORS Scene from Senior Assembly 29 OPHELIA ACUNA Mex. Club 4 ALCALA ub 3, 4. l. CARCL ALEXANDER DOUG ALLEN ALFRED ALVARDO RONALD ALVARDO Maiorette I, 25 Glee 1, 25 F.B.L.A. Rally Club 45 Press Club 45 Del-Ano Mex. Club 45 Baseball 1, 35 Track 25 35 Press Club 'I-45 Slu. Coun. Rep. 45 Del-Ex. 2. Football 1-45 Band 'I-45 Varsity D 'I5 Class Coun. Rep. 25 Rally Club 35 3, 45 F.F.A. 'I-4. Heallh Club 45 Consl. In By-L w Comm. 35 Slu. Welfare Comm. 2 GA IA 24 . ,A.'I5De- no - . ESTHER AMAYA BETTY ANN LUCINDA ANDERSON RON ANDERSON 30 ANDERSON t FM- 1-4 ESTHER ARAMBULA CRUZ ARMENDAREZ SYBIL BAKER Rally Club 2-47 Span. Club 27 Del- Ano 47 Athenian 47 Stu. Council 47 Exe. Council 47 Welfare Commission- er 47 Health Hub 47 Girls Glee 27 Football Prin. 27 Press Club 4. MAROIA BANNISTER Band l-47 Song Leader 47 T.N.T. l, 27 Stu. Council Rep. 'I-47 Span. Club 'I-47 Rally Club 2-47 Athenian 47 C.S.F. 27 Health Hub 47 Welfare Comm. 47 Finance Comm. 4. GLORIA ARREGUIN IANETTA BAILEY Mex. Club 3-47 Girls Glee 1, 27 Flow- G.A.A. I, 27 Girls Glee 3, 4. er Girl 3. LYNDA BEYER IAMES BLANTON F.H.A. 1-47 Club Council 3, 47 Class Varsity D 2-47 Football 2-47 Bos Council I. ketball I-37 Basketball I-47 Stu Council Rep. 4 ' WANDA BLEVINS CAROL BOSTON BOB BOWEN IOHN BOYLES Bible Club 1, 27 F.B.L.A. 3, 47 Jr. Athenian 47 St. Council Rep. l7 Club Span. Club l-27 Varsity D 2-47 Red Cross 47 French Club 1, 27 Club Council 37 Bible Club 2-47 Choir 2-47 Wrestling 2-47 Football 'I-47 Truck Council 4 F.B.L.A. 47 Girls Glee l7 Span. Club 'I-4 'I7 Health Hub 4 EDDIE BRADLEY GWEN BRADY DOROTHY BROWN DOTTIE BROWN Science Club 15 FFA 45 J.S.A. 1 Band 1-4 F.H.A. 2-4 Swimming 15 Orchestra 15 G.A.A. GREGORY BROWN Cadets 1-35 Ritlo Club 15 Enter. Club 1 MARY BRYAN Band 1-45 Orchestra 2-45 Brass Choir 45 Legion Medal Club 1-45 Senior Class Council 45 Tennis 1-45 Tennis Club 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Athenian 45 Music Club 1-4 uf WILMA BRYANT Girls Glee 1-45 F.B.L.A. 2-45 Jr. Rod Cross 1 JIM BURROUGHS Science Club 2, 35 Del-Ex Club 3, 45 Swimming 35 Football 4 ELIZABETH BURUM G.A.A. l-45 C.S.F. 'I-45 Rally Club 2-45 Girls Block D 2-45 Live Wire 3, 45 Del-Ano 2-45 Press Club 2-45 French Club 3, 45 latin Club 1, 25 Stu. Coun. 1, 25 Head Yell leader 45 May Festival Princess 35 All Sports Dance Princess 45 Wrestling Princess 45 Welfare Comm. 35 Student Affairs Comm. 45 School History Comm. 45 Athenian 4 MARGARET BYRNE J.S.A. 15 T.N.T. 2-45 Class Council 25 Stu. Coun. 45 Ex. Council 45 Sci. Club 45 Safety Comm. 45 C.S.F. 1-45 Athenian 45 Class Coun. 35 Span. Club 25 Thalians 3-45 Safety Comm. 3 BARBARA BUMATAY Girls Glee 1-25 Choir 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Enter. Club 1-45 Athenian Club 45 Filipino Club 2-45 Music Club 1-45 School Dance Band 3 , ERNEST CABRERA Varsity 0 1-45 Record Club 3-45 Rally Club 2-45 Football 1-35 Basket- ball 1-45 Baseball 1, 25 Track 3, 45 Mex. Club 2, 3 -Cf' RACHEL COMACHO LINDA CAMERON ADELA CAMPCS IRENE CARTER Swimming l, 37 Class Coun. Rep. 1, G.A.A. 3, 47 Choir 47 Filipino Club Span. Club I, 27 Bible Club 'I-4, 27 F-B-L-A. 3, 4: Choir 4: Rally Club 2-4 Pres. ag T.N.r. 1, nn'-is 1-4, Tennis 2-47 Girls Glee 'I-37 Chorus 37 J.5.A. Club 'I-47 G.A.A. 'l-47 C.S.F. 1-47 2: Health Hub 47 G.A.A. 'I-37 Record Athenian 47 Girls Glee 'l7 Choir 2-47 Club 2 Band 47 Stu. Caun. 4 LINDA COLE GENEVA CATLETT PRISCILLA CHASE TRUMAN CHASE Athenian 47 Girls Glee I-4 Band 17 G.A.A. 17 Span. Club 17 Class Coun. Rep. 17 Stu. Coun. Rep. Act. Comm. 17 Club Coun, 2, 37 Jr. 27 Del-Ano 47 Press Club 47 Rally Class V.P.g Rally Club 2-4, Pres. 37 Club 3, 47 Varsity D 2-47 F.F.A. J.S.A. 17 Stu. Coun. 47 Ex. Coun. 47 l-47 Sr. Class Pres.7 Swimming I-47 Sports Dance Princess 47 Finance Football 1-47 Wrestling 4 Comm. 47 Press Club 47 History Comm. 47 Del-Ano 4 .gf IESSE CHAVEZ BARBARA CLARK DEANNA CLAWSON IERRY COLE T.N.T. 47 G.A.A. 27 Bible Club 2 Rally Club 2-47 Class Caun. Rep 3 Boys Gleo I7 Chair 2-47 Dal-Ex Club 2 STERLING COLE F.F.A. 2-4 GWEN CROCKETT J.S.A. T5 Swimming 25 Rally Club I-45 Class Coun. Rep. 25 Tiger Mas- t 345 Band T-45 Orchestra 24 H B d 1 4 St C R OHOI' an -5 u. oun. ep.3, I2L W B M 4 G.A.A. , 5 ive ire us. Press Club 3, 4 LOU CORONA ELDON COTTON T-AMES COBPUZ Foalball T5 Tennis l, 25 Ten- CI bl 2 T k 3 J nis u , 5 ra: 5 r. Class Coun. Rep.5 Del-Ano I-35 Press Club l-45 Live W 2 S C R 4 ire 5 tu. oun. ep. 5 Boys State 35 Span. Club 'l, 2- C S F I-4 ,... OLLIE COWEN r.F.A. 1-4 DANNY CRUZ M Club 3, 45 Football I5 Ba b ll T ex. O NEDDY CRUZ Glee 15 Boys Glee 1 IUANITA CURIEL Girls Glee T5 Choir 2-45 Class Coun. Rep. 45 Stu, Coun. Rep. 25 Health Hub 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Rally Club 2-4 EVELYN DANIELS Girls Glee T, 25 Class Coun. Rep. T-35 Const. 8 By-Laws Comm. 3, 45 J.5.A. T ELLIOTT DARDEN Harlem Club l, 25 Band 45 Record Club 2 LYN DA DAWSON Rally Club l-45 Songleader 2, 4, Head 45 Health Hub 45 Welfare Comm. 45 Finance Comm. 45 History Comm. 45 F.B.L.A. 3 LOUISE DE FRAGA C.S.F. 1-47 Athenian 47 G.A.A. 1-47 Girls Block D 3, 47 Press Club 3, 47 Live Wire 3, 47 Quill 8. Scroll 3, 47 Bible Club 1-31 Sl. Affairs Comm. 1, 27 J.S.A. 1-47 Swim Team 1-3 HENRIETTA DIAZ Girls Glee 1-4 LINDA DODSON Girls Glee 1, 27 Const. 8. By- Luws Comm. 3, 4 RITA DORIA KAREN DOWELL French Club 1-47 Rally Club 47 F.B.L.A. 47 l-leallh Hub 47 J.S.A. 17 G.A.A. 17 Speech Club 1 IAMES ELLINGTON IOI-IN DURAN SCOTT ELLSWQRTH Foolball 1-47 Swimming 1-4 Boys Stole 37 Varsily D' 2 4 PETE DURAN T k14 F Ibll14 B d14 Varsilv D 24 IIM EVANS Boys Glee 1 RICHARD FELIX MICKEY DYAR Foolball 1, 27 Baseball 1, 27 Del-Ex 2 RUDY FIERRO lt's been a Wonderful Whirl- this senior year and these sen- iors have helped to make it that Way. The leadership shown by Wes and Pat along with lames' and Marion's humor has added to the sound of the symphony. Iames Ellington, above, was chosen as the most humorous senior boy. en iam a Pictured at left is Wes Honbo, outstanding boy in the senior class. Below is Pat Robertson, out' standing girl in the senior class. S Clowning as usual, Marion Rose was chosen as most humorous girl in the senior class. I Oufafancbng .Sllucfenfa Louise DeFraga and Carolyn Skinner David Okasaki Scholarship rates high at De- lano High School. Seniors honor David Okasaki, Louise Delfraga, and Carolyn Skinner, who tied for the honor, as highest ranking girl and boy scholars in the class Doug Upshaw was chosen as best looking senior boy. Iuanita Curiel, touching up a misplaced curl, was chosen as best looking senior girl. s X i'-ff' MARTHA GANDARA Y V4 f y mv M. .V ,. We Steve Kyte Most Active Senior Boy SHIRLEY GARLAND Girls Glee I-45 Flower Girl 37 Class Coun. Rep. 2 TOMMY GARLAND Span. Club lg Rally Club 3, 45 Del-Ano 47 Foolhull l, 27 Baseball l, 25 Del- Ex Club 2 -,g . ,.s:-,,,:'.... ' C. rs? sf - K DAN GEIVET - Varsity D 'I-45 Swimming 1-47 Bas- ', kelball 'l, 27 Fool- S ball lg Cross Coun- - lry 35 Harrier Club 3 WAYNE GIEVET Band 1-4g Pep Band 1-45 Dance Bond 2, 3 HECTOR GONZALEZ Cross Country 'lg Harrie Club lg Track l. 2 BEATRICE GARAY I' G DELORES GOSSAGE em 3 irls Glee 1-47 Flower MARY ANN GRAVITT Tennis l-47 G.A.A. 1-47 Girls Block D 3, 47 Class Coun. 37 Ex. Coun. 47 Slu. Coun. 47 Bible Club I7 Alhe- nion 47 C.S.F. l-47 P b C u . ammissioner 47 Pub. Comm. 'I-4 ic IUDY HAAR G.A.A. I7 F.B,l.A. I7 Rally Club 37 G ls Glee 1-3 25.3 ,,.... fi GARY HARPER Coun. Rep. 4 MARTHA HARRIS 'is I CAROLYN I GRIMES A Bible Club 1-37 G.A.A. l-47 Spun. Club 'l-37 Girls Block D 3, 47 F.B.l.A. 47 T.N.T. 3, 47 Mixed Glee 27 Rally Club 2-47 Class Coun. Rep. 2 LYNDA HARWOOD Rally Club 3, 4 F h Cl b 3 4 Club 3, 4 37 De - G.A.A. 'I-47 Girl LEWIS RONALD GROGAN Elizabeth Burum Most Active Senior Girl HEDLAND K WQWJA MANUEL GUITERREZ VIOLA HAGGERTON BONNIE HEINRICHS 39 T ns. from S.E. 35 T.N.T. 45 Sci Cl b 45 Choir 3, 45 Span. Club 4 KAREN HEINZ FRANK HERNANDEZ TGMMY HERNANDEZ IAMES HOISINGTON 'ence Athenian 4 Baseball 'l5 F.F.A. 1-4 455 ff'y ERNEST HOLT WESLEY HONBO CI-IANNING HOWELL IOE HUERTA Legion Medal Club l-45 Harrier Club Track 2, 35 Rally Club 25 Senior Class Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Span. Club 2-45 Tennis Club I-45 St. Council 2, Council 45 Science Club 1 4, Jr. Class Council 35 Cadets l-3 45 Tennis team 1-45 Crass Country 2- 45 French Club 'l, 25 Rally Club 25 Athenian 45 Class Council 35 Varsity D 3, 45 Boys State 35 Club Coun- cil 35 Band l-45 Orchestra 25 Dance Band 2-45 Entertain, Club 1-45 Live Wire 2-45 C S F I-3 VICKIE INGRAM DONALD IACKSON MARIE IAKOVICH EMOGENE IILES R lly Club l-35 Girls Glee l5 Press F.F.A. I-4 Rally Club 2-45 Press Club 3, 45 Fi- Cl b 45 G.A.A. I nance Commissioner 45 French Club 25 Del-Ano 45 J.S.A. 2, 35 Executive Council 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Athenian 4' Student Council 4 CAROLYN BOBBIE KILLIAN IOHNSON .T. 2, 37 Girls Glee l-3 ws MIKE IOHNSON Football 1-47 Baseball l Swimming 2-47 Var- ty D 2-47 Rally Club 4 RICHARD KENT fe A11 SHARON KILLINGSWORTH .l.S.A. 27 Class Coun. CI D lth GAA FHA 4 Y. .l HOWARD IONES Del-EX. Club 2-47 Sci- ence Club 2-47 Football Q5 1, Baseball 1 -' if : f F - -.-iw AY 1 EDWIN KOSKI l Football 2, 3 inf' 7 V 7. M,- X , :A 7.1 d Icxkie Yunker, we-11 Georgia Shaffer cm known stecxdies on campus, were chosen by the seniors cfs this yec1r's senior couple. RAY GEORGE IOSE KWAPPENBERG Swimming 'l-47 Football 'l-47 Varsity D 2-4- Basketball 2 TOMMY KEMPH Baseball 1-47 Rally Club 2-4 NEIL KEYZERS Swimming 2-4- J SA 1 4- St Coun. 3, 47 L t Club 3 1 A - , u. a in Club 27 Athenian 47 Class Coun. Rep. 1, 37 Science STEVE KYTE Football 'l-47 Track 'l-47 Varsity D 1-47 C.S.F. I7 J.S.A. I, 3, 47 Cho 'l-37 Orchestra 47 Stu. Coun. Rlp. Club Coun. 4 wwf, ALFRED LAGUNA STEVE LOPEZ BETTY MCINTOSH F.B.L.A. 3,45 Jr. Red Cross i e u 'l- G.A.A. 3 IRENE LA VALLEE Swimming 2-45 Orcheslra I- 3, F h Cl b 1-25 c.s.F. I-45 rsrlal-Anou45 Rally Club S A Cl b 3 4 2-4, Athenian 4, G.A.A. 2- J- ' - I C' Y ' 45 Press Club 45 Stu. Cou Rp.4 BENNETT LEA 3,4 BRENDA LOPIBA A, 'l5 Bible Club 45 Thalians 3, 4, Choir 3,45 Nurses 45 Filipino Club 4, F.B.l.A. l-45 G.A.A. I-45 Girls Block UD' ' ,5 ass oun. 1. . . ' MARILYN MARIANO ROBERT LEE Tennis l-45 Football 'I5 Or- IEANETTE LOGRECCO h Cl b 1-45 Ch 34 .I.S.A. I5 Frenc u Girls Glee 'l,2, oir KENNETH LOUIS Basketball I-45 Baseball I-45 Var- siiy D 3,45 Band 1-4 col all 2-45 enian LOLA MARTINEZ J.S.A. I5 T.N.T. Club 1-4 Class Coun. Rep. 3' F.H.A v ANITA MASSEY PETE MAZZA THERESA MEDINA R ny Club 3, 4, F.s.r..A. 3, G.A.A. Rally club 3, 4, F.r.A. 1-4, Pres. c.A.A. 1, 2, else 1, 2, 4 rrurzaablclbz 4 1A4P n ...,pieu1, ,De-no7ressCub4 ANNIE MENDOZA NETTIE MENDOZA x. Club 1, 2, 4, Span. Club 47 Mex. Club 2-4, F.B.L.A. 3. 4, T.N.T. .l.A. 3, 4 3, 47 Glee 'I-4 DELOIS MILLER lly Club 37 Bible Club 1,25 G Girls Glee 'Ig Choir 2,-47 Alh Live Wire 3, Class Coun. Rep. 7 C.S.F. 3 HM MENAUGH Football I-45 Baseball I-45 Vars ly MDN 2-4 dn NX E C PEARL MONTALVO an - g F.B.l.A. 3, 4, Mex. Cl b I 2 TNT 3 4 B dl4 'l-47G.A.A. , 7 . .. 1 amu,gleu, DARREL MOORE LYNN MORENO EMMILA MOUDY HARRISON MOUDY B d I-45 Pep Band 'I-47 Orcheslra Filipino Club lp G.A.A. l Glee 'lp Mixed Chorus 25 Choir 2-45 Boys Glee-1, 27 Swimming 1-3: Com 3 4 L I' Cl bl 2 R'fl CI bl 2 G A A. lp C.O.P. Music Clinic 4 missions! of By Laws 2 DONNA MYER G.A.A. 1-4, Girls Block D 3, 4, Safety Commissioner 35 Tennis Club 2-45 C.5'.F. 1, 2, 45 Legion Medal Club l-45 Athenian 45 Class Coun. Rep. 25 F.F.A. Sweetheart 35 Foot- ball Princess 35 Tennis 2-4 ANGEL NANEZ MARY NATERA c.s.F. 1-45 su. Club 3, 4, T.N.T. 2-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Girls Block D 2-4, Pres. 45 Safety Comm. 45 Class Coun. 3, 45 Club Coun. 45 Athenian 45 Span. Club 2, 35 Band 1-35 Or- chestra 4 KEITH NEWMAN J.S.A. 15 Span. Club 1, 25 Harrier Club 15 Live Wire l, 45 Press Club 2, 35 Swimming 1, 3, 45 C.S.F. 15 Rally Club 3, 45 Cross Country 15 Del-Ano 2 IIM NEWPORT Sci. Club 2-45 Span. Club 4 IUDY NICKEL GRETTA NELSON T.N.T. 2-45 Athenian 45 Library Club 45 Safety Comm, 45 Class Coun. Rep. 45 Sci. Club 25 Orchestra 1-4 DONNA NOBLE Welfare Comm. 45 Freshman Class 5ect.5 G.A.A. 1-35 Girls Glee 15 Health Hub 3, 4, Pres. 45 Club Coun. 45 Sci. Club 35 Stu. Coun. Rep. 35 Press Club 45 Speech Club 3, 45 Choir 45 J.S.A. 1, 25 Safety Comm. 35 Debate Team 3 MARGARET NOBLE CHARLES NOBLES DAVID OKASAKI I-IILDA OROZCO Baseball 1-45 Fuotball 1-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Varsity D 3, 45 Athen- ian 45 C.S.F. I-45 Legion Medal Club 1-4 1 G.A.A. 1, F.s.1..A. 1-4, Mex. Club 1, 25 Band 1-4 -vjf sp- IESSE ORTIZ IULIA PADILLO RICHARD PAGUIA HOBERTA PENROD Mex. Club 'l-45 Foalball 1 G.A.A. l-45 Filipina Club 'l-4 Baskelball l-35 Track l-35 Choir l-45 G.A.A. l, 25 Bible Club l, 25 Rally Varsity D l, 25 Filipino Club I Club 3. 45 F.B.L.A. 2, 3 HENRY PEREZ Faolboll lg Boys Glee lg Record Club I5 Mex. Club l-3 WILLIE MAE PICKERING Rally Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Harlem Club l-45 G.A.A. 45 Girls Block D 45 Club Council 45 Record Club l-4 PAT PERELLI-MINETTI Class Rep. 15 Span. Club 45 Press Club 45 Sl. Council Rep. 2, 45 Rally Club 2-45 Swimming Team l-45 G.A.A. l-45 Del-Ano 45 Foolball Princess 35 Wrestling Queen 45 Sporls Queen 4, Hislory Comm. 45 Welfare Comm. 45 Assem. Comm. 45 Class Sect. 3 SHIRLEY PEEVYHOUSE . Q.-f ' .Nl :rf ED PICENG French Club l, 25 Varsily D 3, 4 Baseball 2, 35 Foolboll 3, 45 Alhen ian 45 C.S.F. l AL PIERRO Speech Club 2-45 Slu. Council Rep. 3, 45 Class Council 25 J.S.A. 45 Choir 45 F.F.A. 1-35 Track 2 IOY POWELL Span. Club 'l, 25 G.A.A. l-45 Girls Block D 3, 45 T.N.T. 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Quill 8- Scroll 3, 45 Ath- enian 45 C.S.F. 1-45 Safely Comm. 3, 45 Live Wire 2-45 Rally Club 2-45 Del-Ano 45 Class Council l-35 Club Council 45 Tennis Team 2-45 Tennis Club 3, 4 -gf' .1 MIKE PRITCHETT easeball 'l-35 Baskelball 25 Foolball y 1 Always seen with a wave and a smile, Bob Ward was voted the friendliest senior boy this year. Wwmwwm- Wmimxmsnm 5 l. P5 '1iv'f'M it The senior class has been Although very busy, Marie Juke W e 1 1 1' e p 1' 9 5 e I1 t e d in Q11 vich, chosen friendliest senior girl phases of school life. Sports activities, and student gov- ernment have all had out- standing senior participation. has a warm greeting for everyone Receiving the nod from this year's seniors is Truman Chase voted most popular senior boy. my Pat Perelli-Minetti came out as this ye-ar's most popular senior girl. T Betty Ann Anderson won the nod as the best dressed senior girl for her good taste in clothes. Participating in sports all year round, football, basketball, and baseball, won the honor of lf , A . is Hr! ig ei 3. .UF A neat dresser, Ernie Cabrera won the recognition of the seniors as the b st dressed senior boy. Seniors chose G.A.A. high point winner and president, Sylvia Flores, best all-around ath- x N7 A I Q l ln 0, ti most athletic senior boy for Paul Rodriguez. f lete of senior girls. 47 MARY ANN RADELEFF F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Girls Glee 'l-3 IULIA RAMIREZ RUTH ANN RADOVICI-I Rally Club l-45 Choir I-45 Press Club 2-45 French Club l-4, Pres. 25 Del- Ano 2-4, Co-editor 45 Live Wire 2-45 Sporls Dance Princess 45 J.S.A. l-35 Tennis Club 'l, 25 Tennis 2,35 G.A.A. 'I-35 Healih Hub 45 Slu. Caun. Rep. 25 Girls V.P. 35 Ex. Caun. 35 Class Caun. 45 Welfare Comm. 3, 45 Siu. Affairs Comm. 3, 45 Quill 8 Scroll 3, 45 Yell Leader 25 C.5.F. l-45 Club Coun. 3, 4 DEELA RAGSDALE NIKKI RAMBO Rally Club I-35 Press Club 45 G.A.A. 'I5 Girls Glee 1 MARY RAMOS TOM I. RANCUDO PAULETTE RAY Band 'l-45 Dance Band 2-45 Pep Band Bible Club I5 T.N.T. 45 F.B.L.A. 4 2-45 Honor Band 45 Orchestra 4 C.S.F. 3, 45 Alhenian 4 ERNEST REED IOHN RICHARDSON NANCY RINALDI LINDA MAIN RITCHIE Del-Ex Club 2, 35 Rally Club 35 Base- T.N.T. Club 'I5 Class Coun. Rep. 2-45 Rally Club 'I-35 Girls Glee 1-35 Fool- ball 'I5 Choir 2-45 Boys Glee 'I5 C.O. Rally Club 3, 45 Press Club 45 Wel- ball Prin. 25 Welfare Comm. 45 F.B. P. Music Clinic 4 fare Comm. 45 Finance Comm. 45 L.A. 3, 4 Health Hub 4 vb if fo? LINDA ROBERTS Bible Club 15 Girls Glee 1, 25 Choir 35 F.B.L.A. 4 PAT ROBERTSON Bible Club 15 Club Council 3, 45 Sl. Council Rep. 45 Sf. Affairs Comm. 2, 35 C.S.F, l-45 Athenian 45 Girls Slate 35 Legion Medal Club 1-45 Class Council 25 Pub. Comm. 35 Swimming 15 G.A.A. 1 DAVID ROBISON CLEO RODRIGUEZ Football 1-45 Baskelball 25 Base- Foolball 35 Choir 45 Span. Club 3 ball 1-35 Latin Club 15 Rally Club Band 3 2-45 Varsify D 2-45 Choir 45 C.S.F. 1, 25 Athenian 4 Q PAUL RODRIGUEZ Bachelor Club 35 Rally Club 3, 45 Foolball 1-45 Basketball 1-4' Ba , se- ball 1, 2, 45 Varsify D 2-45 F.F.A. 3, 4 MARION ROSE G.A.A. 15 Sf. Coun. Rep. 1-35 Class Council 1-35 Rally Club 2-45 Maior- elle 3, 45 Live Wire 45 Press Club 3, 45 Del-Ano 45 Sf. Acl. Comm. 45 Welfare Comm. 45 Assem. Comm. 45 Hislory Comm. 45 Club Council 1 KENNETH ROWAN LEO RUIZ Foo1ball5 Track BEATRICE RAMONA SALDANA CORA SANCHEZ PRESTON SANCHEZ JsA 1 M Changi' 2ex.s'CllEl:ur':giI 2AepCla5s G.A,A.5 F.B.l..A. Foolboll 1-35 Baseball 1-3 Band 1, F.B.L.A, 3, Girls Glee 3, 5 , ' . ' .. .. '- 1 Mex. Club 45 Mixed Chorus 4 GAA' l 3' Guls Block D 2 4 r.N.r. 2-4, anna 1-3, Health Hub -i PAULINE SANDLIN Bible Club 15 G.A.A. 3 Const. 8. By-Laws Comm. 4 IOI-IN SAYLOR Band 'I-35 Athenian 45 Stamp Club 3 DIANE SCHLITZ r.N.1. 1-4, G.A,A. 1-4, Girls Block Hou 2-5, Safety Comm. 2-45 Swimming team 1-45 Athenian 45 St, Council Rp 4 Hit yComm 4 e.5 sor GEORGIA SHAFFER MITCHELL SCOTT Football 3, 45 Swimming team l, 2 LOUISE SHAFFER Rally Club 2-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Girls Block D 3, 45 Press Club 1-45 Health Hub 45 Welfare Comm. 4 CAROLYN SHEWCRAFT Span. Club 15 T.N.T. 3, 45 St. Council Rep. 2, 45 Class Council 'I, 35 Band 2-45 Pep Band 2, 35 Thalians 3, 45 Legion Medal Club 3, 45 Athenian 4 ROBERTA SCOTT Trans. from Fresno5 Span. Club 4 PAUL SCHROCK G.A9f3IiWl..51l?H.B. Trans. from Taft L.A. 3 DONNA SCOTT Bible Club 'I5 JSA lg 0 chestra 25 French Club Cou ive ire Scroll 3, 45 nci , r. Club 2-45 I 2 C.S.F. 2, 45 ress Clulb 3. 5 ulll 8. L W 3 4 P 45 Finance Comm. 3 Q Athenian 4 BEATPIICE SILVA G.A.A. 'I-45 Flower Girl 3 EDWIN SEGLER RUDY SILVA PI-IILLIP SIMPSON CAROLYN SKINNER F. l-45 Science Club 4 Legion Medal l-45 Alh 4 Sl C 'IR 7 . ouncu e . P Cl ss Council 25 Club Co 24 R d CI b 2 P ecor u 5 C mm. 'lp Ex. Council 35 l y Comm. 41 D.A.R. W 47 Live Wire l CLARIECE SMITH PAT STEEN WANDA SNOW -r '7 PAT STONE PHILIP STORY DAVID SUDARIA GLORIA SUDARIA G.A.A. l-47 Girls Block D 3, 4, S I ly Band 1-3 Filipino Club 2, Mixed Glee 35 Girls GI Comm. 45 Siu. Council Rep. 4 'I 3, 47 Stu. Council Rep. 3, 45 F.H.A BOB TARNOFF BARRY TAYLOR BILLY TAYLOR CHARLES TAYLOR T ck l 5o1xbElIllIS4f ebgkelbull 1-35 Track l, 2, 4 Boys Glee 1, Mixed Glee 2-4 DORIS TINKLE PETE TORREZ MARTHA TRAMPP DOUG UPSHAW Girls Glee 1-4 Band 1, 2, Mex, Club 3, 4 Bible Club 45 Jr. Red Cross 4 BOB WALTERS PATTIE WELLS BOB WARD KENNETH WASHMAN MARY LOU WEAVER Bible Club I CARL WEPPLER MANUEL WESIR IAMES WHITLEDGE IAMES WILLIAMS IUDY WILLIAMS RAY WILSON SHIRLEY WILSON C.S.F. 1-45 Slu. Council Rep. 3, 47 T.N.T. 2-45 Alhenion 4: Science Club 4 Spun. 'l, 2 ,favs H VERNA WILSON BETTY WOOD ROBERT WYATT IERRY YOUNG HANCOCK 5?og:::Lu1Ii4:'gffskerbull 1-4, T k IAKIE YUNKER GARY ZIEGLER DONNA ZOLINGER ROBERT ZUNIGA Baseball 1, 25 Bcskelball 'l, 2. IAMES ELLINGTON IIMMY ISHAM LINDA IOHN CLEO' RODRIGUEZ fl G.A.A. 1, 2, J.S.A. 1, 2, 47 F.B.I..A. 1. 2, Bible Club 'I, 2, Orcheslra 1, 2, Rally Club 2, 3, 47 Class Coun. 'l, 2, Ireas, 2, Ex. Coun. 3, 4, Press Club 1-4, Del-Ano staff 1-47 Sp h Club 3, 4, Stu. Coun. 3, 47 C I and By-Laws Comm. 2, Commiss , 4. MARY BARELA IOE CAMPBELL y Club 25 Football 3, 45 T 5 Baseball 3 RALPH TILLERY RUTH CARTWRIGHT WILLIE RAY Faalball l, 2, Tennis 1-4, Bible Club rannls l-4, T.N.'T. 4, e.A.A. I-225 IDICKERING, l 2 g'bL7 fl':,l:,i,2'c,f,l,Q'id Gle' 2' Cho Baseball 1-4, Football 1-45 sand l ' ' 35 Orcheslro I-35 Varsil D 23 Y Athenian 45' C.S.F. 45 Span. Club 25 Emerelammenl Club I-35 Harl CI b 3 ul- EMMA LEE SMITH IACK ELLINGTON EUGENE WILSON SALVADOR GONZALES I-IARLAN COSPER DAVID PEMBROKE CHARLES SCOLES Many of the sports high- liqhts of the year were participated in by seniors. Football, basketball, track, and the pep rallies have sounded their last note for the seniors. The finale it- self has ended. NR -t r 5,111 I 7-57: QP' , M1 ff Z' u 161 ff, VH -3 I - --C-.55 ':--ar eniom .Spay gave!-Aye fo wwe jAin95 .A ' lull. K ffl' ' 1 1 f Tw, 3 Q No more will the seniors View these familiar scenes. Activity card 4 sq, sales, the Christmas proqram, and '7 vw the all school play alonq with A ns many more will just be memories. Rig! H ffl l r ll 1 wi .1 3 X5 'F egg? S, 441' 'C 4' 6 :ig x g 1' IZ! Tuvslbv C A N C 8 V 1' A 5' sf I r. ,- ,ff V6 ,jy w nfnj use A X + Gb Q I t MT M :anim ., ., 1 . . ,wit Pictured above are the Iuniors who par- ticipated in the Iunior Class Assembly. The talented Iunior class produced every- thing from ungracetul ballerinas to hill- billies. v 1 I X, , 3 ish . I ,g-mqapgr One of the junior required U. S. History classes. JV. F Iunior class counselor, Mr. Beck, usually found counseling, has the difficult task of il keeping track of all the juniors, which is not by any means an easy thing to do. Iunior homeroom representatives pictured above are, l-r, Back Row: Albin, Butera, Mulligan, Godwin, Ragland, Underhill, Niehaus. Middle: lchanaga, Russell, Stone, Villard, Padillo, Plew, White. Front: Myers, Lanius. This year's junior class is looking forward to the final year at Delano High. They have proved that they have the ability to become the mighty seniors of l96O and '6l. The years Will prove that they Were among the best of the classes that Went on to graduation after the final year. One has only to look over the personalities on this page to see the full mean- ings of these statements. f I Nl' , , 3 ' - - Xu .V wwlv , J. 1 P Bill Schauland and loyce lchanaga, were judged the smartest Iunior boy and girl Cwhich goes to show hard studying pays offb. Brenda Bird and David Letlow were voted most outstanding Iunior boy and girl. A? One ot the big events of the junior class was the selection of the class sweaters. Pictured above is the Corn- mittee. Lett to right are Niehaus, Albin Ichanaga, Underhill, Plew, Stone and Padillo as they mull over the situation. f , J QQACJLA . 4 , 4 Xlglib Ck Q ip jf ' N M all fr Mi2L+lk ritflpj of t ,df , f Qi wifi li Q C' W' fit New W L ll fy , gmc ll! Ly :Clif ' t JI! jxcvibijjjyull ' F N fb 1 j , ,Lf 0 l UM f QL j R , P Q7 t fl 'Lv x Swinging it up at the junior dance. Ragland, and Fox. The greatest hog calling contest in the age of Delano High is being performed by the Cughll hillbillies of the junior class. From left to right are Underhill, Mulligan, Albin I 6 ' K .. 'k If . Q Y, mx 'i Us wx 1 iii ii. l if ' fi! at 5 K V 'ii ..XX i' 'VIA 'Sli '1 LLAL WV 515- '-'1 : - -- ' ''QSfL.:fsEfl:mQiffa..t::W . , ,,.,,,, r.,,..,. L ' ' . 'E Back row, l-r: Bell, Black, Ar- reole, Atkison, Adkisson, Bibee Arminqton, Banks, Bean. Second Row, l-r: Arqel, Barrien- tos, Alvarez, Anqkahan, Harris Acola, Armendarez, Bird. First Bow, l-r: Anders, Adams Armas, Aquinq, Bennett, Albin Boone, Boardman. Back Bow, l-r: Letlow, Geivet, Bravo, Bradford, Carrilo, Car- dona, Burroughs, Bumatay. Second Row, l-r: Cabrera, Branch, Calahan, Bryant, But- era, Butler, Firos, King. First Row, l-r: Branscurn, Burch, Ridenour, Bradford, Cortez, Cal- pito, Satoko Okada. 1 Leaders of the junior class for 1959-60 are, from left to riqht: Padillo, Stone, Underhill, and Plew. ,K t N.. gt. 2 f' wx' l f K. i . mlb ly 4, '5 . T ,-9 V lxfeg fm . Flin - L' K- if lk .3- ' ff I si ', qu. f, .' .,,. w., V r- v P, K pg v rv ,t f.cgz-'H 4. W, 'ft it ' , -1- 'Q w r it -1-tri h af: f - ' ' . 'I:f, -3 ' tai- ,gf 4,15 43 - .y V N ,, .. ., K iff! t:'fX l .' P, , g - . we-t ..4T3'2 ug, . -i fwfr. l1,v'jf1x 'vp 6 Q . '.,1,3 QL 1 1,1-,,.. ,iff at ,. 'V , X if,3f:sf,.Q,, rf? 1 i -2 Lag, ,319 V IW Beauties of the junior class in the homecoming parade are Carol Ridenour and Sandy Butera shown in the car as they proceed to the parade. Back Row, l-r: Dyckman, Di- Georqio, Clemmons, Cozart, Collins, Hightower, lnqram, Evans, Edwards. Second Row: Iolly, Hernandez, Cox, Lay, Hiett, Conception, Dirks, Dar- rand. First Row: Cornelius, Ro- sario, DelRio, Hensley, Henson, lsham, Daniels, Dixon, Elling- ton. Back Row, l-r: Garza, Iones, Kirsey, Ignacio, Iohns, Hall, Hill, Franklin, Griffith. Second Row: Hennessee, Heinrick, lef- tery, Hild, Honeycut, Kibbe, Hamilton, Katano. First Row: Harqett, Gumes, Hamilton, Ichi- oga, Graza, Flores, Kiper, Kemph. 63 Back Row, l-r: Orband, Helm Schauland, Holland, Scott, Ga ray, Roberts, Rodriguez, Rich- ardson. Second Row: Peralta Rabaya, Rabina, Ranero, Re- vere, Phillips, Segler, Schlitz Russell. Front Row: Saenz, Rod- riguez, Smith, Ray, Rancudo Shores, Rambo, Ragland. unions ,iwleacl Back Row, l-r: Taylor, Under- hill, Terry, Seragoza, Valero, Upshaw, Thomas, Wesson, King. Second Row: Prather, Wagner, Sotelo, Silliman, Take- moto, Pacheco. Front Row: Ravi- scioni, Shimmon, Stone, Scriv- en, Villard, Willard, Wilson, Williams. Back Row, l-r: Carpenter, Sloan, Williamson, Brooks, Whitworth, White, Whittaker, Williams. Front Row: Urias, VanMeter, Trujillo, Williamson, Lape, West, Skinner, Snelling, Colard. 1 Back Row, 1-r: Lopez, Hall, Hans- meyer, Lusk, Lanius, Franklin 1 Fox, Finney. Second Row: For- man, Lucas, Lelis, Lugo, Rosto, Gregory, Gorman. Front Row: Ledbetter, Howard, Lewis, Hall, Godwin, Luque, Lopez. aware! gina! ecwure Back Row, 1-r: Olivaros, Mac- Cullen, Langston, Miller, Mc- Cullough, Logan, MacKensie, Maltby, Myers. Second Row: Niehaus, Langston, McClure, McPhetridge, Maceaus, Mar- tinez, McPhetridge, Munoz. Front Row: Nagatani, Nunes, Mont- gomery, G-rober, Mulligan, Montgomery, Natera, Masko- vich. Back Row, 1-r: Lindsey, Massey, Peevy, Rumbles, Parsons, Main, Pitchford, Remos, Pye. Second Row: Pittman, Plew, Haskins, Rhodes, Louis, Perigo, Ortiz, Perez. Front Row: Piceno, Reyes, Roberts, Pullen, Pierro, Padilla, Padillo, Rancudo. 50,04 0l'l'l0l e5 MFL Sophomore class officers from left to right are Molly Audap, vice-president, Kay Brown, secretary: Doug Welch, president, and Rornona Forguera, treas- urer. Opening the second movement of the symphony, the sopho- mores elected their officers for the coming year. The choices for the president and vice-president were Doug Welch and Molly Audap respectively. The sophomore float in the annual Home- coming Parade again rated as one of the outstanding of the year. Under the able guidance of Mr. Wilcox the sophomores were given the fundamental leadership necessary for the achieve- ment of good movement. They opened the year with a swimming party and followed it with a beautifully performed assembly. These musical hepsters have proved themselves, and the student loody of Delano High will see many worthwhile accom- plishments from this group. Elected the most outstanding sophomore boy Reigning again as the smartest sophomores at and girl for 1960 are Sherry Iackson and Doug Delano High are the swinging cats, Linda Cruz Welch. and George Haggerton. P31180 One of the activities spon- sored bythe sophomore class was an assembly which in- cluded a sterlinq play, lt's Cold in Them Thar Hills. The assembly Was a qreat suc- cess, and members of the stu- dent body enjoyed the play and entertainment. The cast of characters is pictured at the riqht with its hilarious cast of shady characters. Sophomores swinq to the music of their dance .SJOIUAOMQOPQJ alle uccea dnt! l 'az-c iv Q. WV v -, r A P do i In .,.,Z-,f K :,, M. Pictured above are Doug Welch and Sherry Iackson with the cake served after the sophomore assembly. Pictured above are the class council group. to right, back row: Welch, Adams, Brown, Taylor, Dahlen, Ramos, Hamilton. Front row: Audap, Iackson, Byrne, Williams, Forquera. Sophomore float entry in the annual homecoming parade. From left Rinaldi, Gallego, 4 Lgyofokomorefn oin ffm Swing Back row, 1-rp Patterson, Pevey- house, Nadal, Mendoza, Morales, Renfro, Owens, Nachor. Second row: Moreno, Padillo, Ramos, Ma- ples, Miranda, Maqana, Louis, Iiles. Third row: Lugo, Mejia, Espitia, Mo- reno, Sparks, Hiett. Back Row, l-rg Haqqerton, Garcia, Harrington, Hyatt, Gore, Sparks, Lee, Loriqo. Second Rowp Ham- mond, liminez, Philips, Hoque, E. Iiminez, Crumb, Mostaio, Baey. Third row: Brockman, Audap, Mon- roe, Keas, Knox, Iohnson, Lopez. Back row, 1-rg Petersen, S. Foreman Taylor, Ussery, Quirnin, Waybriqht Gresham, Hardaway. Second row Stone, Galindo, Morrison, Perez Murray, Golleher, Geivet, Ledbetter Gilreath. Third row: Helton, Hays Winkel, Nakayarna, Hernandez Haqqerd, Ingram. I 69 1 1 Back row, l-rp Williams, Thompson, Scott, Rocha, Reyes, Schillecia, Wellman, Tenoso, I. Scott. Second row: Spencer, Slater, Russell, Schrock, Ray, Taylor, Risenhoover, Weemes. Third row: Vines, Uran- day, Olivarez, Nerida, Phillips, Ortiz. fl wr ,fl -fi Je? Wafer! O Back row, l-ry Roth, Ortiz, Parks, Peveyhouse, Deiro, Headrick, Wad- dingham, C, Ortiz, Hamilton. Sec- ond rowp Raviscioni, Williams, Iackson, Cushing, Philips, Hensley, Osburn, Ramirez. Third row: Ren- teria, Wislon, Lisenbee, Whitten, Rosales, Richards, Peschard. Back row, l-rp Chase, Beyer, Cart- wright, Delgado, Chavez, Campos Cartwright, Brown. Second row, Dahlen, Byrne, D. Beyer, Beebe, Boiven, Daniels, De Fraga, Belcher. Third row, Blevins, Cantrell, Cruz, De Weese, Cobb, Carrillo, Cato. 1 P Ae Kfddzi Back row, l-rg Mason, Pagela, E. Lopez, Langston, Parsons, Nelson, Gallegos, Gomez, Cabais. Second row, McCoy, Regan, Pogatchnik, Ianos, Littlejohn, Lackey, Lyons, Hill. Third row: Gallego, Ramos, Martinez, Kyte, Felix, Mulligan. Back row, l-ry Saldana, Hoops, Her- nandez, Hatzrnan, Louis, Eichrnan, Kent, Cox. Second rowp Sporano, Glover, Reuter, Rinaldi, Towres, Ne- hara, Forquera, Iarrad. Third row, Lavers, Hefner, Yonaki, Guerrero, Ruiz, Gutierrez, Santiago. I9 Back row, 1-rp Duran, Iennings, Har- per, Welch, Dawson, Gray, Scriven, Dyar, Schlitz. Second row: Salsa, Brown, Cozart, Cole, Nielsen, Espi- noza, Horn, Edwards. Third row: Pilar, S. Chase, Cruz, Draeger, Dela Rosa, Dixon, Fraley, Frausto. IW L Q .1-C 4. 1-f5 ?.4s Q fr v Back row, l-rf Salca, Roberts, Kirt- man, Towes, Garza, Wilson, Whit- ten, Iiminez. Second rowp Edinqton Solorzo, Vivas, Wilkins, Bidana Avalos, Bell. if oin fAe Swin If v .. l i in l Q 7 V Y . R ,W 3 ' - A t R gf K 5,9 WH W., Back row, l-ry Cox, Richardson, Za- bala, Risenhoover, Trammell, Rei chele, Crabtree, Rogers, Romero Second row: Stephens, Davis, Tor- res, Salmon, Wysinqer, Whitehead A. Torres. Third row: Sotelo, Smith Medina, Wilson, Serda, Senoran Valdez. Back row, l-rp Fuller, Dunn, Dorsey, Alcantar, Anqulo, Baker, Amada, Anderson. Second row, Barger, Abe-le, Adams, Blackman, Brown, Coleman, Frost. Third row: Aquino, Barret, Aviles, Bibee, Camunis, Bry- ant, Armenta. fl 72 ' I Mr. Iohnson freshman counselor CC 77 Waerifro 05264015 jredkmen in 3066! gui I ' 'f jzrodlz Join ffze Swing Pictured above are class officers: Frances Pa- vich, president, Tim Sheehan, vice-president. 1 1 1 t i e A -: rkul 'Tl yt' ix A A . y k':-?L Under the outstanding leadership of class president, Frances Pavich, and the class coun- cil, the freshman class had a very successful first year. First on their long list of activities was a class-sponsored car wash. A dance was second on the agenda. Entering a deco- rated car in the Homecoming Parade, which Won firt prize in its division, was one of the highlights of the year. The frosh class tried their best to make this year, 1960, A real swinging session of the gang. Ianice Anderson, left, and Tim Sheehan, right, were chosen as the outstanding freshman stu- dents. A At left is Michelle An- To the right is Ioan Gro- tonell, class secretary. ber, frosh treasurer. Q! Tieinq for honors as smartest freshmen are, top left: Lulabelle Houkp right, Pam Poteroffy bot- tom left, Eric Parsons: right, Sheryl Roberts. 6... Back Row, seated from left to right are: Gage, English, Ale- jo, Becerra, Espinoza, Gabriel, Garza, Bryant, and Ellsworth. Middle Row: Duran, Chavez, Florez, Fields, Garcia, Chro- man, Escalona, and Gadiano. Front Row: Garcia, Cooper, Corona, Brooks, Ellis, Eskew Cabjuan, and Fields. 1 Wmgkfg me ave goof Cfcwa Freshman Class Council seated from left to right in the front row are Allen, Antonell, Pavich, Grober, and Roberts. Back Row: Ellis, Black, Sheehan, Pavich, Pottorff, and Nakaqama. V K I R. This picture is the prize winning freshman entry in the Homecoming Parade. ix. '4-...., Q l 1 Back Row: Clark, Castellon, Dyar, Cruze, Delay, Chanley, Dunn Brockman, Daniels. Middle Row Carlson, Darden, Guerra, Duran Cooper, Davis, Cowen, Collens, Co zart. Front Row: Castro, Cruz, Cau dillo, Coit, Dollahite, Diuri, Caraba jal, Castro. 76 fanfic jre5Ame Back Row, seated 1-r: Bradly, Baker, Allen, Adams, Atkison, Amaya, Al- cala, Allqood, Allen. Middle Row: Barker, Alva, Barreraz, Bertrand, Anderson, Antonell, Anderson, Baeza. Front Row: Banks, Alba, Austin, Albright, Bailey, Anqulo, Akers. Back Row: Carey, I. Cabrerra, But- ler, Caric, Brewer, Braqq, Carpen ter, Bristol, Chaney. Middle Bow Carr, Blevins, Boland, Bratcher Buchak, Burum, Bonner, Carpenter Carrillo. Front Row: Bibee, Carter M. Bryant, Carston, Black, Bobst Cardoza, Bishop. K Sffvf ' rf! Zjifww -,ef C was ance in ly 1. Ji JNUV JISWEWVU Back Row, seated l-r: Kubota, Lind- ley, Linojosa, Lopez, Lourance, Im- wald, Gaddy, lakovich, Knight. Middle Row: Killian, Lusk, Iackson, Lehman, Holland, Houk, Johnson, Hill, Howard. Front Row: Hoisinq- ton, luarez, Iirninez, Hightower, Lugo, Hyatt, and Lugo. 0 1 , 'X 5 ,A 5 it 'N H 40? Back Row, seated l-r: Horn, Hill, Iones, Iiminez, Hightower, Gordon, Hoyos, Gorman, and Hyatt. Middle Row: Grace, Hawkins, A. Hernan- dez, Harris, S. Hernandez, H. Ham- mond, Marlias, Graham. Front Row: E. Hamilton, P. Larson, L. Kennedy, R. Hardesty, P. Hamilton, B. Hen- nessey, I. Haar. 2- ft Q L! 5 Back Row, seated l-r: Flores, Fran- . .. Q cis, Foqle, Hampton, Giordano, '7 Heinrich, Flaherty, Harqer, and Wei A 1-5, Hennessee. Middle Row: Fairchild, F' .N , as Goodman, Ford, Espitia, Guerrero, ' ' ' A gt Gonzales, P. Gonzales, Hensley. ,, Al ' 'fl' Front Row: Fraze, Fielder, Hens- ' 'V ley, Eakin, Hahn, Grober, Fielden. 'Y r 1 'll 4,.sZFf MF fy A Brig: ' J 4. A s ' , v 'L l t - xwx' txtk i .i V fa - fl 7 wvjtyj R 77 , an in ,ft ,git , , 'l 'A L 5143 L 1 vw . ff f, ,ze f Q ,le , .., ,,g5f1y,f,g,g,ffQ I A, If S ll Back Row, seated l-r: Rodrigufeg, Reis, Reyes, Medina, Renteria, Cor- tez, Ramos, Robinson, Rivera. Mid- dle Row: Owens, Rodriguez, Ra- mos, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Nunes, McNeil, Odom. Front Row: Villegas, Rhoades, Meyers, Newport, Omega McPhetridge, Vasqez. P x - J... I B J' ' - ome or J W f 'af Back Row, seated l-r: Mclain, Kil lingsworth, Noble, Magno, Masko vich, Miller, Mesa, Moss, Milner. Middle Row: Meraz, McCullar, Mur- ray, Neighbors, Macias, Mulligan Murray, Montes. Front Row: Lang ston, Montalvo, Martinez, Lucas Lujan, Montanez, Mariano, Me dena. 11 fq, , y ii azar, Ryder, Saldana, Shepherd, ers, Roth, Sanchez, Serna, Sandlin, Santens, Richardson. Front Row: Hill, Salsa, Royan, Scott, Regan, Salas, Rose, Reeves. 78 Back Row, seated l-r: Sanchez, Sal- Robertson, Rinaldi, Hayes, Shee- han. Middle Row: Roberts, Sand- X- F 5 7 Back Row, seated l-r: Waldon, Wil- liams, Southworth, Terry, VanDe Sande, Roberts, Wankum, Valolt, Dudley, Scott. Front Row: Nelson, Steinhauer, Terrazas, Taylor, Up- shaw, Wren, Wade, Wallender, Ward, Tinsley. n J 9' A , ELL. Q, Envy Jx l l. ,PJ Ofll OX. Qt X 6 I uffica mn A ci .li ig, 255' tl! ' fl' Xxx . J' 35 1 Back Row, seated l-r: Nakaqama, Parsons, Oqborn, Perkins, Parks Nava, Nadal, Patterson, Noble, Mid dle Row: Munoz, Pggmal Miranda, Pace, Pacheco op,l Qlxez, Pierce Ott. Front Ro T OWL, t' , Pa dillo, Pilar, vich, erfsigghx tt orif, Ok s 1. QD mi at 5119 3-1 N iw tl ll wal ll .4 Q -7 A L of NJSJVXQ Tgwwgljkjglyllvll l 'K ' Q. Back Row, seated l-r: Sheeter, Thompson, Whitworth, Zuniqa, Zar- agoza, Spauqy, Viray, Younq, Su- daria, Springs. Front Row: Watt, Thornton, Flores, Vauqht, Younq, Urias, Walters, Spears, Williams, Reed. C, ' t is T W 5 N TM - fs V ., , .. x.. , A fi? fc a f Z W , 79 GOV 15 .14 goffernmenf A . Q. A ' ' --- Jam r .V , 1 'Q5-A 11,555 9 . . D 7, rg jji 3 ' ' gf- lib. ',,,.hM.i , ' qt wx -ff Ag 6U'L6J Al' fAQ QOIOL ...gif .SL ,QA s Sari ,L .ax 1. 41.- +5 :W bf Xe - .,i-b Ninja! K V S LALK -,F xgkgx Q .,,k4.,,A7gN 1' -4 A b, A .a - ' ff G+' :Riff-4Hf,. .N by -sf-e'5' 5 ' ' X N0 Mqggw, - -'-I' 'dl -x..n--QQTFDNQ . -, . cw liifri -fs- Arlene Hall Girls' Vice-President Chosen as this year's leader of the student body is Wes l-lonbo. Under his able leadership much was accom- plished by the student government at Delano l-ligh. l-lis ability to get things done helped the school to become a better place to work and play. Wes was also an outstanding lead- er in his extra-curricular activities. l-lis musical ability and athletic prowess gained much attention on the campus and increased his popularity among the students. We know that this per- sonage will always be a success and a leader in whatever he does. David Letlow Boys' Vice-President Priscilla Chase Student Body Secretary ,JSA Publicity Commission, seated l-r: Hamilton, Dahlen, Gra- vitt, Cruz, Snellina. and Stone. ommiddiond erue CIA Linda lohn Marianne Gravitt Commissioner of Publicity irecforfi of fke 64014145 Commissioner of Constitution and By Laws Constitution and By Laws Commission, Back Row, seated 1-r: Audup, Hefner, Franks, Williamson, Bryant, Dodson, White, and Sancllin. Front Row: Iohn, Foreman, Adams, and Dahlen. 'I , - K . A L Assemblies Commission, Back Row, seated l-r: Haqqerton, Hefner, Perelli-Minetti, Naqatani, Bryant, Shimmons, Russell, Stone, and Audup. Front Row: Ragland, Villard, Williamson, Rose, and Burum. History Commission, l-r: Harwood, Bururn, Ban- I- , nister, Dawson, Rose, Anderson, and Perelli- Minetti. Commissions play an important part on the campus at Delano High. They guide the student body in many of their affairs. ln some cases they are responsible for coordination between the students and the administration. Every student on a commission must do his part, and these commissions have proved to be very use- ful to the student body. Diane Shirnrnons Commissioner of Assemblies Welfare Commission, l-r Rose, Sheaffer, Perelli-Min etti, Anderson, Sandlin Dawson, Bannister, Baker. Sybil Baker Commissioner of Welfare ir., Commissioner of History Lynda Harwood . W 'H wr...-1- if nl xx .f Margaret Byrne Commissioner of Safety 5 . w A X K K ' gf? L 3 U f iff? Q J A ' K gg? . 'Blix , .1 F b nl h is Kr' .JF 1x:vm1: ' ' 5' 5 - Yr- - F ,f f S14 - Safety Commission, Back Row, 1-r: I. Byrne, Stone, Belcher, M. Byrne, and Schlitz. Front Row: Skinner, S. Wilson, Winkle, Nelson. Marie Iackovich Commissioner of Finance Qs ,,,, --.sg Finance Commission, Back Row, standing 1-r: Belcher, Hennessee and Brown. Front Row: Morrison, Brockman, Iackovich, and Chase K . t 3-3- .szfwlenf Counci ecome Back row, l-rp G. Harper, Cotien, Ban nister. Front row, l-rg Wilson, Shew- craft. Back row, l-rg Heinrich, Padillo, Snelling, Boone, Williamson, Ledbetter, Massey, and Scriven. Kneeling, 1-ry Hansmeyer and Lelis. Seated are Honbo and Iohn as they give cards out at freshman registration. irfif .gzaf lgfagerfi l ,gg J i ,i - Pictured from left to right, Back row: Kubota, McAbee, Santens Robertson, and Parsons. Front row, Hernandez, Anderson, Bry ant, McNeil, Garcia, and Williams. TW 'lk'fU'3lll 'a Pictured from left to right: Back row, Boiven, Draeger, Mulligan, Bargis, Segesvary, Salsa, Lisenbee, Pilar. Front row, Hayes, Guerrero, Haggerton, Brown, Regan. U L 5, : One of the many meetings held by the student council with Wes Honbo presiding. 87 fav Iv if Ab 52, .ww Sugie Radovich Toni Ray After a slow and difficult start the DEL-ANC staff got into the swing of things under the direc- tion of the editorial board corn- posed of Sugie Radovich, Sarah Albin, Toni Ray, Tommy Gar- land, and Advisor Hall. With long tedious hours after school and coffee hours on Sat- urday morning, the yearbook was finally completed, and the staff was able to relax. The big events of the year were the DEL- ANO Sales Assembly, the Sadie Hawkins Day dance and the an- nual Press club banquet. On the whole the DEL-ANO was a big success. l X -.. 4-.. - Q Donna Scott 1-'-7 Sandra Williamson The LIVE WIRE had a very good year with Donna Scott as this year's Editor. Page editors were Louise DeFraga, News Editorp Elizabeth Bururn, Feature Editor: Ioy Powell, Sports Editor, and Frances Plew, Activities Editor. The paper was published once a week, com- ing out on Fridays. L Gwen Crockett Advisor Kelley LIVE WIRE STAFF-Back Row, l-r: Kyte, Coul- ston, Albin, Killingsworth, Hamilton, DeFraga, Harper, Schlitz, Rowan. Second Row: Powell, Williamson, Lewis, Radovich, Kiper, Anderson, Plew, Scott, Byrne. Front Row: Honbo, Crockett, Ray, Burum, Chase, Grober, Luque. 91 new .Juan Sofa! Ea! PRESS CLUB MEMBERS-Back Row l to rg Anderson, Rinaldi, Killingsworth, Carpenter, Perelli-Minetti, Led- better, Mazza, Allen, T. Albin, Hamilton, Garland, Cot- ton. Row 2, Noble, Coulston, Russell, DeFraqa, Grober, Shaffer, T. Chase, Honbo, Iohn. Bow 35 S. Albin, Lewis, Williamson, Powell, Scott, P. Chase, Baker, Walters. Front Row, Crockett, Radovich, Ray, L. Anderson, Rose, Burum, LaVallee, Iakovich. Z PRESS CLUB OFFICERS-1 to r: Betty Anderson, Vice President, Suqie Radovich, President, Toni Ray, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsoring a Student Government Day was just one of the many activities of the Iunior Statesmen of America. The students took over the offices of the city officials for one Whole day. Led through the year by their com- petent leader, Mayor Stephen Kyte, the Iunior Statesmen held a snow party in the winter. Iourneying to State Conven- tion of Iunior Statesmen in Sacramento was one of the highlights of the year plus the added attraction of Spring Convention early in April. Iunior Statesmen pictured above are: Back Row: Poteroff Roberts, Dahlen, Nickel, Haggerton, DeFraga, Segasvery Kyte, Chase, Stone. Front Row: Kyte, Keyzers, Cruz, Byrne Bryant. Below are the officers of GAA cabinet. Back Row: Piceno, L. Padillo, DeFraga, Gallego, F. Padillo. Front Row: S. Padillo, Flores, Butler, Pye. E 2 Q .., ft 's . i' Members of GIRLS BLOCK D are, Back Bow: Schlitz, Butler, L. Padillo, McClure, Powell, DeFraga, Gravitt, Natera, Brad- ford, Pye. Second Row: Hamilton, Saldana, Burum, Myer, Natera, Barrett, Ray, Pickering. Front Row: Grimes, Pickering, King, Flores, Piceno, Stone, S. Padillo. ,,Fj9,,ii4f?.t6f WJ Jiwnyi twiki? 5,6714 SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS-Back Row l-rg Mackovich, Billerback, Holland, Helm, Black, Weppler, Macliensie, Garza, Burroughs, Lanius. Third row l-rg Robinson, Foreman, Heinz, Heinrick, Schlitz, Harper, Roth, Butler, Pablero, Brown. Second row l-ry M. Bryne, B. Bryne, lchinago, C. Skinner, Glover, Natera, Dyar, Ortiz, Ferrelo. Front row l-rg Lawson, Reeves, Shimmon, D. Skinner, Naga- tani, Newport, Cox, Baez, Gonzales, Terrazo. The Science Club headed by Paul Holland, has had an active year. A trip to Sharktooth Moun- tain was one oi the highlights of the year as was a trip to the construction site of Success Dam. A newcomer to the Delano Campus is the Health Hub which was organized by a group who intend to become nurses in the future. Mrs. t Harriet Hennessee, school nurse, willingly ad- , vised members of the club in their activities. Donna Noble was elected as the club's president. The group participated in activities ranging from working at the hospital in Delano to visiting the same institution at Porterville. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS-Back row l-ri Ichinago, Historian: D. Skinner, Secre- tary, C Skinner, Vice President: S. Schlitz, Historian, M. Natera, Treasurer. Front row l-rg P. Holland, President: K. Newport, Publicity Chairman. HEALTH HUB Back row l-rg Dowell, Noble, Doria, N. Rinaldi, Perelli-Minetti, L. Rinaldi, Boston. Second row l-ry Saldana, Miriando, Shaffer, Brady, lackson, Baker, Lackey. Front row 1-rp Curiel, Cameron, Dawson, Bannister, Radovich, Ruiez. .7 361,106 of WOQ5 TOP NOTCH TEACHERS CLUB-Back Row: 1 to rp Dahlen Reyes, Snellinq, Freer, Heinz, Saldana, Villard. 2nd Row, 1 to r Flores, Rodiquez, F. Sarmiento, S. Pilar, Ray, Taylor, Lehman Grimes. 3rd Row: l to r: Garcia, Pilar, Ramos, Nelson, Natera p. Ray, Myer, Cartwright, Byrne, Adams. 4th Row: 1 to rp Stone Shewcrait, Byrne, Schlitz, Wilson, Branscum, Butler, Lusk Powell. Front Row, l to ry Cruz, Bryant, Tinsley, Padillo, Kyte Bryant, Martinez. TOP NOTCH TEACHERS OFFICERS-l to r: Snellinq, Secretary, Villard, Historianp Advisor Hamilton, Sal- dana, President, Flores, Vice-President. I ln 1' rx in Q Q sg I Cheerinq for and witnessing one of the Tiger vic- tories, pictured above are Delano Hiqh's cheerlead- ers cmd students in the Rally section. I , - f 1f- K f . 'Q' , 7 XV . f' t tv, ex, Q , t x o 2 ' mf, cfm 61106 ana! SHJPJ jAl 0lfL9 .SEX sr- X, One of the many activities of the Rally Club is the annual Home coming Car Parade. Shown above is their entry. RALLY CLUB OFFICERS-Standingg 1 to rg Marion Rose, President: Tornrny Albin, Vice-President: Pat Minetti, Treasurer. Sittinqg Louise Shaffer, Secretary. any SPANISH CLUB - Back Rowg 1 to If Vallero, Huerta, White, Smith, Perez, Sanchez, Argel, Cartwright, Scriven, M. Mendez, Torres. 2nd Bow-Advisors, Adams and Coryell, Perelli, Minetti, Niehaus, Killingsworth, Lay, Mulligan, Gabriel, Giordano. 3rd Row-l to rp Abell, Wagner, B. Adams, Butera, Williamson, Albin, Godwin, Secretary: Byrne, Torrez, Mendoza, Aguilar, Camunez, Hienz, Danials, Newman. Front Rowg l to rg Nahera, Grober, President: Bryant, Ridenour, Morrison, Grimes, Boone, Rag- land, Bannister, Kemp, Houk, Vice-President: Gallego, Scott, Foquera. LATIN CLUB-Back Row: Hag- gerton, Lee, Boliven, Ussery Padillo, Winkle, Advisor Po- korney. 2nd Row-Ledbetter, Segsevary, Wilson, Weem Dahlen, Lackey. Front Row, Audap, Hefner. 98 FRENCH CLUB-Squires, Rus- sell, Radovich, Bennett, Head- rick, Carpenter, Schlitz, Scott, Secretary-Treasurer. Znd Row: Ray, Stone, Boone, Williams, Burum, Iackovich. Front Row, Grober, Mulligan, Club Coun- cil Representative: Logrecco, Albin: President, Drager, Salsa. OC I1 , KO! MEXICAN CLUB-Back Row, left to right. A. Mendoza, Aguilar, Arrnendarez, Alva- rado, L. Martinez, Rayes, I. Martinez, I. Rivera, M. Belqado, Iiminez, Soto, Solor- zano, Zaragoza, Misael, Mendez. Third row, left to riqht, Valdez, Perez, Alcala, Torres, Urias, Garza, Garcia, A. Hernandez, G. Hernandez, Ruyes, S. Pilar, P. Pilar, E. Iim- inez, I. Gutierez, I. Campos, G. Alvarez. Second row, left to riqht, Del Rio, M. Piceno, Rodriquez, M. Reyes, Naiera, Arrequin, Orozco, Montalbo, S. Montanez, Mejia, Aviles, Lopez, S. Martinez, Luque, Felix, Galleqo. First row, left to right, Trujillo, Acuna, Diaz, Lovato, Cortez, N. Mendoza, Mariano, Vasquez, Calpito, Olivarez, Gon- zales, Saenz, Ramos, Cordoza, Alva. 3 3 . 2 . ' 7 l . .. ll 1 'A 'A - '- nz r :pn f s- '- ' I it ti - +1 t ,ff A I ,H w: ' t Kr X --,fi---W4-.Yi ...s t 6 .ff ,fl 5 'S-,s'.'15q..fg, as 4. y re.-Sf F k ' .' -X ,P 1 v Q , 'A '--' if 5, K . X fx hy, 1. Egypt- Q 1' L.. I ' . Wg. , YS HARLEM CLUB-Back Row, left to riqht, Patterson, E. Pye, Darden, Banks. Third row, left to riqht, Pickering, Knox, Iohnson, lack- son, Wilson, H. Pye. Second row, left to right, King, Lucas, Bishop, Smith. First row, left to riqht, Cato, Spencer, and Lewis. ju... SPEECH CLUB-Back row, left to right, Lynn Williams, L. Iohn, A. Hall, D. Ussery, S. Daniels, S. Carpenter, C. Ledbetter, S. Headrick, I. Guerro, and R. Reeves. Seated are from left to right, I. Dahlen, I. Foreman, D. Noble, and D. Maskovich. ip., T1qer Mascot Gwen Crockett X MGJOTGTTSQ shown below are starldma left to nght McP1'1etr1dqe C Lackey D DoI1ah1te kneehnq Head manorette Maman Rose Drum Major, Iesse Fierros. 41 AQ I Q pq 1 1 4? of l XXX Zganol fgreaenb Codmic .gyouncld 9 f QBPPE- r , t Q 'ggi sf 5 , 3 Pictured above is the Delano High School Tiger Band Marching in the Delano Harvest Holidays Parade, the Porterville parade, and halt time at the Potato Bowl garne has kept the band busy this year. The band is planning to put on some ot its own concerts as a future activity. Band Officers 1 to r W. Geivet, Lieuten- ant: C. Shewcraft, Lieutenant: I. Gaddy, Captain. , , 453 f R K X 1 , X , V , K HN- ff -' :. ff . Q s A I ' ' ' - flaw s f 'i 8 A x 3 Choir members: front row, 1. to r., Hiett, Saldana, Forquera, Hensley, Miller, Logrecco, Campos, Van Meter Hamilton, Carter, Iacksonp second row, Radovich, Urias, Ellis, Cameron, Grimes, Prather, Bumatay, Draeger Dixon, Myer, Curiel, Shaffer, Third row, Hienrichs, Noble, Moudy, Iohnson, English, Regan, Raviscioni, Bos ton, Rumbolz, Foreman, Cartwright, Brown, l-lienzp Fourth row, Cole, Gregory, Cozart, Noble, Sparks, Silva Allen, Rodriguez, Lee Armington, Robison, Richardson, Wesson, Paquia. The Delano High Choir performed this year under the direction of Chester Hayden, Di- rector of Music at Delano. The Choir ap- peared at civic affairs in the community. They traveled to the neighboring cities for concerts. Iohn Richardson was elected President of the Choir with Sugie Radovich serving the year as Vice-president. The officers planned various socials for members of the Choir and their guests. The first of these was held at Terrace Pool in the form of a swimming party and barbeque. n Mary Tabaya acted as accompanist for the Choir again this year as she has done A in the years before. Q dj J. The Choir presented the annual Christmas Program in the Auditorium for grammar school students and the public in the eve- nings. WM W If we MQLMS it ,off 9M CQ 7? . one TM ENTERTAINMENT CLUB-Back Row, l to rg Heinrick, Banks, Pierro, Gonzoles. 2nd Row: l to rg Brady, Brown, Kurtsrnid. 3rd Row, l to rp Bannister, Kyte, VanDeSand, Squires, Gaddy, Sullivan, Lee. Front Row: Heinrickp. THALIANS-Back Row, l to rp Kirfrnan, Walters, Arroya, Hennessee, Bennett, Hall, Front Rowwl to ry Claire Morrison, Vice President Carolyn Shewcratt, President: Margaret Bryne, Secretary. 103 Shown below is the Sophomore class entry in the Home- coming car parade which Won the sweepstakes prize of twenty-five dollars. CLUB COUNCIL MEM- BERS-Back Row, l to rp Burroughs, Clernmons, Welch, Holland, Hag- gerton, Albin, I-Ieinrick, and Shewcraft. 2nd Row: Blevins, Grober, Foreman, Noble, Sal- dana, C. Skinner, Na- tera. Front Row: Pavich, Hall, Beyer, Flores, Rose, Radovich, Mulli- gan. Among the many activities of Club Council, approving dances and the annual homecoming pa- rade are their major projects. Each year their work becomes more vital to the Student Body. VARSITY D SOCIETY OFFICERS: I-r: Bob Bowen Secre- tary-'I'reasurer- Scott Eiisworth President- David Okasaki Vice-President. Mary Natera Vice President Diane Schhtz Secretary Treasurer GIRLS' BLOCK 'D' OFFICERS: I-r: Donna Myer, President Del-Ex members are left to right, buck row, Dawso Weppler, Jones, Burroughs, B. Walters, Lomius, lcmd, Walters, Helm. mek fx , 6 Del-Ex officers include, left to right, C. Weppler, I. Burroughs, President: M. Lanius. I1 OFFICERS-Advisors, l-r: Danner, Bender, Ka- harsky, Blevins, President. First Row: Mendoza, Treasurer: Aguilar, Secretary, Mclntosh, Vice- President, Cameron, Reporter. Me jam MEMBERS: A. Mendoza, Mclntosh, Blevins, Doria, Padillo, Noble, Lindsey, Leird, Pullen, Cumminqs, Wod. Third Row. lar, Alcala, Dowell, Bryant, Orozco, Nunes, I-lild, Willard, Branch. Second Row: Hamilton, Cameron, Killian, Roberts, acho, Reyes, Hernandez, Vines, Kempt, Sataito, Fruta. First Boston, Radeleff, Steen Ridenour, Adams, Aqui Callahan, Dixon, Burch Hernandez, Perez, Com Row: Grimes, Montalvo Curiel, Roberts, Urias, W. Mendoza, Vasques, Calpito, Aquinaqa, Miranda, Ruiz Omega, Courtez. Newly formed scholastic honor society on campus at Delano High School this year is the Athenian Society. Specific requirements are made of the members. There are three orders in the club. First order is the order of the owl. Rights granted through this are a permanent library pass, excuse from class for regularly scheduled school activities, excuse from final examinations at the discretion of the teachers, and eligibility to purchase and wear the Athenian bar pin with one star. The second order is the order of the olive. lt entitles members to the privilege of getting out on first shift daily and to wear the bar pin with two stars. The order of the shield is the highest order. This gives the student the privilege of wearing the bar pin with three stars. As a money raising project, members of the society sold candy during the year. lt was a very successful project, reported the society. Delano High would also like to add that they are very grateful to the com- mittee for its establishment. ASZAOZCUAJ 6ll l'l'L0l'LLZe ATI-IENIAN SOCIETY-Back Row, l-r: Lusk, Schauland, Scott, Piceno, Lanuis, Holland, Helm, Let low, Hagqerton, Saylor, Bumatay, Ieffrey, Peevy, Rurnbolz, Squires, Gravitt, Natera, Brady, Kyte Cotton, Segesvary, Williams. Second Row: Pickering, Banks, Kaisers, Shewcraft, Ledbetter, Bird McPhetridge, Myers, Schlitz, Delfraga, Hall, Nickel, Powell, Heinrick, Parsons, Bumatay, Boston, Agui lar, R. Natera, Mostajo. Third Row: I. Martinez, Honbo, Ray, Coulston, Bryant, Heinrick, Burum, lack- ovich, Plew, C. Skinner, LaVallee, Carter, Bryan, Miller, Scott, Nelson, Branscum, lchinago, L. Mas- sey, Okasaki. Fourth Row: Scriven, L. Cruz, Bryant, Shimmon, S. Baker, Bannister, T. Ray, Naqatani D. Skinner, Robertson, Catlett, Stone, Godwin, Wilson, Boardman, Stone, Daulen and Arambula. Back Row, l-r: Schlitz, Deljraaa. Massey, Brown, Salsa, Scott, Helm, Schauland, Holland, Haqqerton, Welch, Chase, Wil- liams. Second Row: Godwin, Boiven, Nickel, Ray, lettrey, Powell, Abell, Natera, Gravitt, Bird, Leclbetter, Rumbolz, Dau- len, lohnson. Third Row: Wilson, Seasevart, Taylor, Williams, Stone, Bryne, Kyte, Scott, S. Wilson, Bryant, Heinrick, Padillda, Ray. Fourth Row: Cruz, Robertson, Carter, S. Delfraqa, Scriven, Yonaka, D. Skinner, C. Skinner, Naqatani, Shimmon, lchinaqo, Bururn, Plew, Branscum. Cl, l'l0 OFFlCERSel-r: Shirley Schlitz, Donna Skinner, Carolyn Skinner, Paul Holland. Cfticers, l-r: lim Caddy, Treas- urer, Bryce Chase, President: Douq Welch, Vice-President. Back Row, l-r: Williams, Flaherty, Heinrick, Goliqer, Carric, Schau land, Honbo, Gaddy, Chase, K. Heinrick, Shewcraft, Anderson, Cab rera. Second Row: Richardson, Myer, Schlitz, Villard, Houk, Padilla Lusk, Robertson, Bryant, Hays, Blevins, DeWeese. Third Row: Welch Thorton, G-adino, Williams, Naqatani, D. Skinner, Steinhauer, Hahn C. Skinner, Black, Terrezs. rf.. A . , g Ti' fi T A -1 X v W l I A A A ,,-.. ,-...,. M.- M' FHA members are, Back Row, l-r: Brown, Monroe, West, Hardest, Wren, Terry, Bertrand, Willis, Advisor Collins. Third Bow: Beyer, Beebe, Brown, Villard, Lee, Percival, Beyer, Advisor Ftasmussan. Second Bow: lsam, Whitten, Helton, Hennessee. First Row: Zollinqer, Fraust, Bryant, Sudaria, Martinez, Bryant, Hyatt. EJJJ4 .3 t. WL ,. A L., ' .-.....,,,,,B lf: ' Yrttt 'rf L- Q sn iiii i - .W FHA Officers: Back Row, l-r: Villard, Treasurer: D. Beyer, Reporter: Beebe, Historian: Bryant, Secretary: L, Beyer, i President. Second Row: Percival, Parlia- mentarian. First Row: D. Brown, Vice f 1 President: F. Brown, Sona Leader. A yll' P B All I 2 ' 'V V -X . .T s 5, if .. X '45 1, 'sa ne ' ff 'X 5 gi Hornernakinq students in the process of learning their art H0 l Ji f 316.234 ,Ml lk' I :N I7 . 71' wld , k f ,fs -tw Hg, . , ,,-'L- L. ' .xr IX l 5-' , v1.- f f it I X .. ., ,1 -1 x 1 I FFA members are, Back Bow, l-r: Curiman, Whitworth, Armington, Collins, Roberts, Hightower, Dyke- man, Rivera, Arreola, R. Alvarado, Spelzini, Lea, Kemph, Mazza, Rodriquez, Chase, Higginbotham, Fox, Bradley, Brown, Tyrell. Third Row: Salarzano, Bryant, Cox, lnce, Knight, Pitchford, Iones, Frost, Flores, Bibee, Ford, Malthy, Brewer, Fogle, Willis, McPhetrige, Hall, Cabrera, Edwards, Hoisington. Second Row: Cozart, Edington, Roberts, Salmon, DiGigio, Horn, Ogborn, Parks, Sanchez, limenez, Hogue, Ferris, A. Alvarado, Flaherty, Hiett, Iackson, Osborn, Allen, Adams, Mesa. First Row: Boland, Davis, Reed, Cowen, Criner, Fabais, Iimenez, Whitehead, Cooper, Hammond, Noble, Phillips, Martin, Hoyos. . - g-,,1qs,.. 5iay,1ij. fi ziggy 4 A ' 151 14 sgzfelflbl Q Pictured above, FFA officers are, standing: Malby, Sen- tinal: Advisors Christensen, Maxson, Adams: Hoising- ton, reporter. Seated: Treasurer, Phillips, Vice-President, Terrelg Secretary, Brown: President, Pete Mazza. A new activity was added to the many ot the F FA. Each week a boy was selected from the members as the FFA Boy of the Week. A story was printed in the LIVE WIBE about his ac- complishments, hobbies, likes, and dislikes. TQ Nr hx mf VL-as 1 PORTS -'DIP' 'FF P9 aff' Earl Maxwell D1rector of Athleucs Dlrects and superv1ses all athletlc events M Maxwell IS also head football coach l as , X A 92013 ,Wk Q' v' 903 1 0 9' Q. QzO.0l off' - Q M DZLQJQPJ CAQQI' QCLIWL6 fo MCf0Pg Bengal cheerleaders are, left to right: Carol Ledbetter and Brenda Bird. lil ' . ll 'x xl 'f Above are apprentice sonqleaders, left to right: Diane Drager, Toni Ray, Genell Fielder, and Ianice Belcher. Below: Kitten yell leaders are, left, A-bOVG, right, VCIFSHY Yell 1GCId9fS Lanna Rother, right. Iennifer Black. CII9 CCITOIYU Sh9WCfCIff, EliZOlb9lh Bururn head, and Kathy Bennett. A N 59 '- ,fri ' -iff: ffflf i , , . .,-.QEQEQES',.:.,.,.,.,,:::3:5:1 ' 75 - ' , Q Afnw- -g .,3:::::g:1:5:g.g.-.- . 15: i '1' :::3l: ,lf 'AX 4 'Mft 5 .iwjogff 9g Yfyfid if og.:- Below, junior varsity yell leaders are, Susan Mulligan and Sherry Headrick. H3 l 1 :rl 1 1 ,. W til Y . an Chase White Pye Menagh Lewis Letlow Pictured below are the members of the Tiger squad Back Row, l-r: Coach Beck, Coach Maxwell, Alcala Herr, Iohnson, Sperling, Banks, Letlow, Edwards, Pye , Robison, G-aray, Garza, Whittaker, Hennessee, Rob- Dodson, Fox, Ellsworth, M. Iohnson, Bowen, Young, Martinez, Coach Kelley, Coach Shaffer. Second Row : Mitchell, Logan, lordan, White, Chase, Menagh, Rod- Scott, I. Burroughs, Waybright, Piceno, Pickering, Cor- 1 igem inw Finishing the season with a three win, five loss and one tie record, the Tigers drew third place finish in the Central Yosemite League and corn- piled a record which included only one loss by more than a touchdown. Playing one of its best season openers in his- tory, the Tiger squad unveiled their Wing-T-man- in-rnotion to bewilder the East Bakersfield Blades and defeat them by 20-13 margin. Linebacker Ierry Young, captain of the Tiger football team, won the l959 season tackle derby with 84 stops to his credit. Rated as the country's best lineman by rnany, Young had his best night against Porterville when he collaborated on 25 tackles. Paul Rodriguez, local ace quarterback, led the Tigers through the season supported by Delano High-pointers larnes Blanton and Ernest Pye, both men tallied l9 points in league play. Other Tiger seniors, outstanding on the varsity squad were Scott Ellsworth, guard, Iirn Menagh, end, Truman Chase, guard, Willie Pickering, tackle, Bob Bowen, tackle, and Bob Walters, back. Underclassmen who played a good game for the Tigers this season included fullback Ernest Pye, linebacker Wesley Mitchel, guard Danny Katano, end David Letlow, and linesman Bob Burroughs. Next year appears to be a big one with these returning letterrnen. dono, Scott, Bumatay, Kyte, Patterson, B. Burroughs, erts, D. Gievet. First Row: Sloan, Toews, Blanton, riguez, Katano, Huerta, Walters, Nadal, and Williams Aire! in eague ibeguf 3 L1-E--.:. E f fitffimk-if f,.-A me . 2 - Q g Pickering Mitchell Burroughs Bowen Below, Ernie Pye carries the ball for the Tiqer eleven with the help ot one ot his team- mates. litifff xi:iw:-15221551-fsifsa' ' Ellsworth Rodriguez Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano e L r k Q x it 4 K Q M me X H 1. thwtwl 4 ig 4 .g + R 'H vs gfgfigv t S: I 6 ' 1 wie , N Q, + X Q2 C Y 2 'xx fx px I , N , fix? xl X N 'X X AQ QR X his , No ix X 5 Scott lordan Iohnson Young TIGER SCORES . . East Bakersfield l3 . . Taft ..... 27 . . Bakersfield . . 13 . . North Bakersfield l3 . . Porterville . . . 7 . . Redwood . . . 7 . . Mt. Whitney . . 7 . . Hanford . . . 27 . . Tulare . . l4 5 Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano H6 BENGAL SCORES 13 25 13 l8 3l l2 Larry Argel heads for pay dirt with the pigskin. The pictures on this page depict the case of many a game played by Delano football teams. Long runs and brilliant team Work led the B team to victory under the tutelage of Coaches Allen and Yarbrough. The teams played good defense and cap- italized on the mistakes of the opposing teams. The players of the sguad show promise of What is to come in football in the future at Delano High. 2090 6 Olflfl A B team member heads for the goal with the opposition in hot pursuit East Bakersfield . . 25 Tulare ..... 6 Hanford ..... B Bakersfield Sandabs 7 Mt. Whitney . . . O North Bakersfield . 2l I I 'Mcfofy Tying for the league title with Redwood ,N ,H High, the Bengals finished the season's cam- paign with a 4-1 league ledger. ln the first game of the season the Bengals dropped the East Bakersfield Daggers by a 25-13 margin. ln the final tilt of the year the Bengals trounced the Tulare Papooses 25-6, ending the year with a 6-3 season mark. Dumping the Hanford squad at the Home- f coming game 13-6, cost the Bengals dearly. ff Both Ed Gorman and Allen Munoz suffered injuries. Despite these late-season injuries, the Bengals fight fof their goals Wllh Vlqof Bengals coasted to the league co-champion- ship, paced by De1ano's ace quarterback David Okasaki. For the second year in a row, the Bengals ripped the Bakersfield Sand- abs, as they took an 18-7 win from the rival squad October 9. The Bengals mangled Mt. Whitney 31-O through the superb blocking and tackling of the 1959 Bengals. Despite all efforts, the Delano Bengals lost to the North High Comets by a score of 21-12 on October 16. Outstanding members of the Bengal team were lim Underhill, Bernie Se- noran, Leon Stevens, Larry Argel, Terry Ellsworth, and David Okasaki. Grinding out their final 25-6 victory over Tulare put the Bengals in a two- way tie for the league title, making the Bengals first year in the Central Yo- semite League a successful one indeed. vx,.1 Bengal team members are, Back Row, 1-r: Coach Allen, Berona, Soto, I. Scott, Stephens, Risenhoover, Scriven, Welch, Alvarado, Williams, Hernandez, Lewis, Chase, Ellsworth, Hill, Campbell, Cartwright, Dyer, Alcala, Taylor. First Row: Saldana, Bravo, Myers, Duran, Coach Yarbrough. Second Row: Di- Underhill, Munoz, Okasaki, Takemoto, Senoran, Georqio, Rivera, Martin, Martinez, Anqkahan, lose, Arqel, Gorman. Glover. 2 ,its 2 95, I l, if? 7 9 C' E29 9 Back Row, l-r: Lowry, Maskavich, Robertson, Flores, Eichman, Wankum, Young, Haggerton, Sal- dana, Daniels, Dane, Brown, Patterson, Valoff. Front Row: Hatzman, Adams, Mostajo, Hyatt, Zara goza, Baker, Cox, Dyar, Spaugy, Zuniga, Delgado. ,jlfifll,l Q OZIOOLJ QOOJ Capitalizing on the running of lohn Lelis and Lester Porky lones the Delano Kittens defeated the East Bakersfield Gs by a score of l4-6 on the local grid, taking their first game. Losing their next three consecutive games, to Taft lQ-O, and to Bakers field l9-7, and to North High 21-l2, the Kittens stopped Redwood with a boom 13-O. Sparked by a second-half comeback, they took the Hanford team 33 25 Many a rival felt the impact when lohn Ledbetter or Manuel Dela Huerta hit him. Many a yard was gained by lerry Pogle, lohn Lelis, Lester lones and Don Richardson. The Kittens made a flashing comeback against Redwood High when they reigned victorious, l3-O. lohn Lelis and Lester lones teamed up for the first TD and point-after. Then ferry Fogle smashed ten yards forthe final tally of the game. Delano played its best defensive game against Redwood, for not on e did the rival Gs move inside the Delano thirty yard line. The Kittens struck again, this time against Hanford. Local Gs who scored to cut down Hanford 33-25 were Fogle, lones, Lelis, and Richardson. tlx X Back Row, l-r: Iohn L. Lewis, coach, Bonner, Cruz, Reichle, Ryder, Caric Beyers Plath ery, Pricne, Sheehen, Thompson, Fogle, Cabbera, Noble, Gray, Parsons Lindley and Q1 Waldo Stahl, head coach. Second Row: Manager Phillips, lohns, Sandlin Roth Darden E Mesa, Buchak, Walters, Giordano, Mulligan, Buchals, Nagnagama, Killingsworth Young SGordon, Scott, Sanchez, Martin. First Row: Silva, De La Huerta, Ledbetter Lelis Iones D' if EkHarris, Hill, Speers, Montes, Richardson, Gabriel, Scheub, Magna. i Ss! l Rst 118 Delano wrestler is on top. Bumatay pins opponent to tloor wfedfird jinidA The Delano High wrestling team, under the super- vision ot Coach Ralph Allen ended their season with a team gets tive points tor each opponent pinned and three points for every decision. The team with the most points after all matches are completed is the Winner of the meet. Coach Allen's Wrestlers finished fifth in the league this season. a 2-Won, and 5-loss, record. Scoring rules state that 5 i Delano High Wrestlers include, Back Row: Miller, Toews, Scott, Pye Garcia, Banks, Maltby, Clemons, Burroughs, Bumatay, Dyar, Way bright. Middle Row: Beyer, Martin, Taylor, Munoz, Rivera, Chase Hernandez, Sheehan, Parsons, Bowen, Guiterrez, Mulligan. Front Row Mendez, Lugo, Maqvo, Francis, Rocha, Montes, Langston, Nakagama Allen, Garden. ! NWMWW Pictured from left to right are the members of the 1959-1960 Varsity squad: Paguia, White, Rodriguez, Mitchel, Valero, Lewis, Souder, Letlow, King, Geivet, and Young. Many scenes such as the one pictured below were seen by basketball fans at Delano High. igem .Slow rea Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Taft ....... 31 Corcoran .... 32 South ...... 60 Corcoran .... 37 Exeter ...... 48 Porterville . . . 46 South ...... 33 Taft ....... 44 Hanford ..... 53 East Bakersfield 36 Mt. Whitney . . 46 East Bakersfield 46 Redwood .... 40 Bakersfield . . . 57 Tulare ...... 31 Porterville . . . 53 Hanford ..... 62 Mt. Whitney . . 63 Redwood .... 55 Tulare . . . . . 61 Having lost seven lettermen from the 1958-59 squad, Coach Gene Daniel's Tigers had a rather difficult season win- ning only 5 of their 20 games. The young squad shows great promise for the next season. lohnny White, junior guard, showed the Tiger fans that he will be plenty of trouble for the coming year. Working with lohnny as guard, will be Don Creivet forward, whose floor play shows that he will be a ball player to watch in the coming year. The loss of Rodriguez, Louis and Young will certainly hamper the squad in the year to come. The smooth ball handling of Louis and Young combined with the floor control of Rodriguez, enabled the squad to hold many of their opponents to close scores. romizie Paul Rodriguez Ierry Young Iohn White Don Gexvet Thurman Lewis Stevens scores for the IV's Although the lV's year was not most successful, a great deal of experience was ob- tained under the tutelage of Coach Kelley. The fast mov- ing play and ball handling combined with accurate shooting contributed to the close scores in most of the games. We are looking forward to the time when many of these boys will add their experi- ence to the Varsity squad. IV's score 2 more points. The junior varsity hoop squad includes, Back row, Chase, Lopez, Roberts, Patterson, Coach Kelley, Edwards, Roberts, Hillg Front row, Cartwright, Stevens, Dodson, Lewis, Welch, Scriven, and Anderson. I B squad members from l-r, Front row, Maskovich, Valoft, Daniels, Ellsworth, Williams, Brown, Saldana, Mendez. Back row, Mgr. Geridano, Spaugy, Glover, Aramada, Eich- man, Robertson, Adams, Bouchak, Okasaki, Coach Shaffer. 0040 promiaing Perez goes in for two. Robertson scores against Tulare. w'iif.fd,b N Below are the members of the C team. Pictured from l-r, Front row, Santens, Young, Delay, Hightower, Caric, M. Bouchak, I. Ramso. Middle rowg McAbee, T. Hill, D. Perez, Iones, Giadano, M. Perez, R. Spears, DeLahuerta. Back row, Tamsi, Iakovich, Sanklin, Cruze, Coach Ward, Dunn, Fogle, B. Roberts, Calhoun. 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Baseball varsity squad includes, Back Row: Martinez, Carillo, Argel, Katano Kemph, Rodriguez, Menagh, Oakasaki, I. Martinez, and Coach Fredericks. Front Row: Valero, Pickering. P. Rodriguez, Blanton, Franks, Lopez, Souder. Q P h wi lV's include, Back Row: Towes, Cox, Buchak, Alcala, Perez, Lopez, Welch, Hernandez, Mostajo, Nadal, Hyatt, Bravo, and Coach DeFraga. Front Bow: Bouden, Schlitz, Marquez, Chavez, Morales, Cartwright, Roberts, Banks, Ander- son, Hill, Garcia. Coach Ed De QFraga's Delano layvees are enjoying a finesea- son this year. The squad has a ll-Win, 7-loss, season record. At the time We go to press the iayvees are looking very pro- spective for the season, and also for the future season. At mid-season Coach Noland Shaffer's freshman team has a season record of 7-wins, and 7- defeats. Coach Gene Beck stated that this year's freshman team is a better than average team, and with lots of Work and practice will soon be one of the top in the league. Q ft L I il. U --C Freshman Basebal squad includes, Back Bow: Coach ffer, Baker, Perez, Santens, Charbo u, Carillo, Nakagama, Gray, Calho Iakovich, Parsons, Ramos, Nadal, kr goza. and Coach Beck. Middle Ro ' D. Young, Harger, Dunn, Caric, Rob tson, Sheehan, Thompson, Adam ,V aniels, Cruze, Wan- kumn, Maskovic Butler. Front Bow: Allen, T. Y , Cooper, Mulligan Buchak, Gabriel, ordon, Spears, Delay. Harris, Pog tc 1 . at 1 Varsity track members pictured above are: Back Row: Coaches Tavalocci, Lowry, Wedell, Ward, Iordan, Garze, Whittiker, Iohnson, Bumatay, Pye, Waybright, Salsa, Serna, Castellon, Becerra. Front Row: Cemrnons, Mitchell, Bradford, Patterson, Campos, Martinez, White, Walters, Coleman, King, Letlow, Kyte, Silva. Opening their season on the successful side were the Delano l-ligh track teams. Some of the outstanding performers tor the Tiger team were lohnny White, Lester lones, Tommy Mar- tinez, Doug Clemmons, Norman Coleman, Glenn lorglen, lerry King, David Letlow, and Willie Brad- or . lones Martinez Clemons, Coleman Iordan, White '! ' I It so A '- it ' li K QW at V N' . A N Us x r ,i t ,J nt 'li .HP sd , 1 ir : 1.1, i' 0 ff 4. ., ., ,:. ' , Q K - It ,Q s 3'2rf: ?'??' lr I -0 I -We - i ' t . M tsrs - -M , qs' W A I M. liif W:,AQW,,3,.Q,4,,g :5f.3Yj, j, ,.s.,5., E,,,..g , ki, 1 kr .. -' Gil el l'l'l2 King W6 we 9, OLU Q 5,3 El Q Miele VSV? At right are members of the C track squad: Back Row: Lugo, Amaya, Gray, Magno, Iones, Iiminez, Fran- cis, Sandlin, Hampton, Hill, Gadi- ano, Montez. Front: Coach Ward, Clark, Beyer, Sanchez, Lelis, Lopez, Moss, Reichle, Albright, Aza Gor- man, Noble, Binner. Members of the B track squad are Back Bow: Cartwright, Hardaway, Taylor, Munoz, Dyar, Brockman, Schitteci, Menzez, Glover, Mendoza, Alejo, Martin. Front Row: Garza Denning, Brown, Williams, Camp bell, Soto, Lewis, Martin, Scriven Stevens, Dunn. , 36, if MQ Letlow White White Bradford s W'WNmlw if '33 5-I-'Dm i W 'K ' nu, .,... , .. f - G ' , 4 , fwfr-fs, - A uh i - ' tw., ' -ww ., ,K , ' 1 -.q--A .. 'Y - 1 -w.g,..f A ' ,. Sf , ' . an - .V - f V 'zfis' 'gfiklf-,tail if--i1'2-s'?S? -iii -. -. iz- -- if- 1 12. ' . Li s ' road g Back Row: Adlcisson, He f Albright, Garza Denning, Mendez, Truebloo Clernrnons. Mid- dle Row: Lopez, Lucas, endez, Crabtree Hardaway, Castellon, Gilfgath. Front Row Segesvary, Lugo, T. Sagggz, Honbo, Bururn and Serna. To ?:1,,.f', in - . -Q v 21. e 3: . ya 1 Q 4, 5' xt: , Q Q K -5 'U' j 'D' 1 4 f 1 x 1 Q 5 K J' ' . 4 g ee' . l i - ' lf , 4.1 ' A . fi . , V. - ii. fi A . . ' '- -'L . t V A , . 1. , .Q X T ,V EE. 5 Q: u. '. t. M.. 1 2 Xi fig :',Qgf, 5 , le, . 1 - J I A A t ' Wi I ,D T . F it ' 5 A ' :L fl '15 A 4194 , '76 ,lik ' L, if . , t 'A L 4. yi' y ' .W ,Q by gf? ff 'IZ 'i '7t,'-P.3?g?gfl?4iY 'f??5t'l L li Q f V:-as -' Y' .. f' t' - . Back Row: Trueblood, Garza, Albright, Men- dez, Clemmons. Front Row: T. Mendez, Lugo. Below: T. Martinez, Coleman, Mendoza, Carn- pos, lones. Kneeling are A. Alvarado, Martinez. Back Row: Martinez, A. Alvarado. Front Row liminez, Coleman. Boys who have helped Mr. Metz, Phillips, Sillirnan, and Thornton. Phillips, Mr. Metz, Thornton, and Sillirnan. 9' l I 4 ,e Girls playing singles this year are: Cartwright Lo Girls Tennis Team includes G-ravitt Cartwright piba, and Gravitt. Neiahus Powell Lopiba Bryant Adams Myers ennid eamd of gona! an 60 Holding a 6-6 season record at press time, the Delano High tennis squad entered a new tennis-minded Central Yosemite League. The Tiger racquetteer's coaching staff was composed of Mr. lay Yar- brough, Mrs. lo Preising, and late in the season, Mr. Earl Maxwell. Seniors Wes I-lonbo and Mary Ann Gravitt held first rnale and fe- male singles, while lames King, jun- ior, and Brenda Lopiba played in the second singles spots. Mixed doubles positions were held by senior, Ioy Powell, and jun- ior, lerry Lay. First doubles places on the girls side of the agenda were Mary Bryan and Kit Stone, sopho- more. Boys first doubles was played by Louis Segesvary and Fred Will- man. Second doubles places were held by Donna Myer, Ruth Cartwright, Anthony Sparano, and Kenny Ku- bota. Third singles were held by Irene Carter and Tom Risehnoover. Ralph Tillery and Robert Lee held second doubles positions the first half of the season. Right: Boys' Tennis Team: Kubota, Honbo, Spaugy Lay, Spareno, Segesvary, Risenhoover, Saldana Wilman, King, Sudara, and Coach Yarbrough 5 1 1 ' v nr f if . X Scott Ellsworth Mike lohnson Pat Perelli Minetti Neil Keyzers Scott Ellsworth, Mike lohnson, George lose, and Neil Keyzers, showed up well for the Tigershark meets this year. Pat Perelli Minetti and lrene La Vallee, have done exceptionally well for the Delano Mermaids. Don Richardson, freshman, George l-laggerton, sophomore, and Don Gievet, junior, look very good for the Tigersharks l96O- 6l season. Mermaids looking well tor next season are Mary Ann Stone, Arlene Hall, and Cynthia Villard, juniors, also, sophomores Gloria Pasgual, and Linda lohnson look very well tor next season. George lose lrene La Vallee Varsity swimmers include, back row, Gievet, Ellsworth, lohnson, Gievet, Key- zers, Scott. Front row, Nelson, Solan, Dawson, Hatzman, Maltby, Helm and Newman. .- . . ,A . . A Q . 1 1, -A X I , . , , , , lefall, 1 wimmerd Show reaf pl'0I'l'Li158 . ,xx V X R b-B-3-.1150-51 Delano Mermaids include, Back Row: Perelli Minetti, Hall, Pascual, Schlitz, D. Regan, D. Iohnson. Second Row: Carpenter, Stone, Graber, G-alleqo, P. Regan, Rosales, Pavich, Stienhaur, Anderson, Villard, La Vallee, Layers, Braun, L. lohnson, Carlston. P. X A - XS Delano's B and C Swimming teams include, Back Row: Coach Stahl, Foqle, - ' Dr ,X Carpenter, McAbee, Davic, Coach Kelley, Lawrence, Banks, Byrne, ludano, ' Nfl 1 Farrell, Coach lohnson, Barientos, Lindley, Del Gado, Roth, Scriven, Chase, fl t will I White, Blevins, Killinqsworth, Walters, Anqkhan, Milner, Harper, lose, ardson, Ignacio, Haqqerton, Ellsworth, Pascual, Dane, Dyar. Qrvwv 'Gi T EN Em Is VERT D A Q .wgyf 2- It's so pretty . . . exclaims Priscilla cts she admires the beautiful watches shown to her by Mr. Leal at LEAL'S IEWELERS, 1014 Main Street. For the finest jewelry in style and quality. be sure to go to LEAL'S where you will find friendly and at- tentive service. Beautiful shoes . . . Nancy and Gary sure know what is best when they shop at Morris' Depart- ment Store. Loyd Everman is helping them pick out shoes from the large stock of fine foot wear found in the shoe department of Morris'. 1104 Main Street. if X 4 1 e g . Q O ' mt , . . 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The best recapping in town is also done at R 6. S TIRE SHOP. You can't miss the big blue and yellow building at the corner of Cecil and Hiway 99. Y we Y , LX if Sf... oo,n 34823955322 Oo'-' mmco 'SUT' 1Gs'g s:OEgT'fa-- O n-a gn-.::g,.:'g55Q-aug mn35a-3LQ30 i- - fn nn' M90 '53-236 5'-5.211 . mm -.EiB :rQm.-ug -n'FnS58 l 0' o -Swarm-5'm'2 i :rg gras E'3'5'2 vEQ'5r3E ofeggsmge- H, ro- F-'25-GPEQQE Q L-'Q H 4 I-ll-ll-I0 U Q0QQ1u1p-OGQQ -Egwgmmtzifi rn rf wgigno oo, Q:.9.L..9.'4QE '5 mgggggprfgii .fig ., 1 ft' situ., E 1 s S I Q1X l Qgtigg ,y TIRE SI-IOP Puouz-oELANo-czoz i ' 'ff Y' ii o W 5 , ' - ixrifm 9 1 J 1 4 1' -an '-1' V 7-- . X rg I ! 2-P , f .I - .- ' y Q 'QL-Q gh Q , . - L f 1 x-v1 It I 7 f 'E f , W --. - I . , . ,A K V ,., Q . A: U K M x ' XR Q f . ' X' , - F fp, ' '-fx -f 1' ,ak -- ,..-Q...--q--. ,,..--- 1 . - X I , ' 3- x,,., A , 1 fr 4 .-..-1:2-Lqgf. ' . , ' Q,-hx-ww' 4- 'wt 2 I -.. - , f ,. 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H DNA D u 'QF . v--' . - - 'am ,xv - . .7 ' 4 , 4-qt, rf - 1 - -1 fyiufx ,' ij, -, '. , 'w,,, f , K,'f,-Qfrgi ' , ' 'Q ,Q ,pf ,ti f f- Az, q 'Iv -.Qv FJ '- f1cf.1 '-f,f,,w 1 .f -'-.fn '.x ff 'ff' Lg! .4 -51.5,-if ' 1 A v ' 3,30 ' V W Qlves you both... , ' if ' ' X ' 'ww svofxuuslvi wh.,h -,4..,.i - SYSTLM Eff V M.. ......?z-. ff K kk s .-11,1 ,it 1' ,ygieifjiit V ff - ti I ! ' I X ii-.Q f -L. 3 j ! f .5Q5s4Qa:Qf1vQ.1- f X, 1 ,,,4 LxxvANNNxX M' W-f 9 5 . - 4, ,..,, 'L' . - I A M - ' e -sei? 7 A .f 4 swf f 1 ' im This is the neatest . . . 1 says Elizabeth to Ierry as Mr. Alva- rado points out the special features of this Westinghouse refrigerator. This is only one oi the fine household appli- ances available at Striplin and Eber- lein, 805 18th Avenue. You can't go wrong when you buy at Striplin and Eberlein, friendly appliance dealers. For a high fashion style . . . call the receptionist, Kathy Bennett, at Women's World which is located in the new shopping district on Cecil Ave. Marie Martin, specializing in the up-to- date hair style, will give your hair the look that you've always wanted it to have. The other operators, who work to please the customers, our Iean Silva and lane Ellis. Go to WOMAN'S WORLD for that special hairdo. - .af--, CSD' 'H-.. ,Vf'f'-we ' WW .-' r ,ff ff ff f rw X U D 1.94 at :Q All DEL-ANO photography done here . . . Dailey's Studio 6: Camera Shop at 1025 Main Street is ready to serve you with prompt and friendly service. For a complete line in cameras, film, tape recorders, supplies, and projection equipment, as well as for the finest in photog- raphy, be sure to go to Dailey's Studio. OO K: -s .. Jimaffeoneda f 'Y' WOOLWORTHS . . . The store where you find a wide va- riety of anything you need. Their as- sortment ranges from kitchen equipment to birthday cards for all the relatives. Louise. Donna, Keith, and Romona are there to serve you. 'lil 9 i 3 5 Z4 l 7 ., W. x. . ., ' gi ,n f in ' 'B SI 'i ' fig? A1615 Please Mike . . . I want everything, pleads Pat as she gazes over the fabulous selection of perfumes, powders, and colognes at MARSHALL'S PHARMACY, 111 Main Street. Mrs. Foss tried to help Pat de- cide on a choice, but it's so hard be- cause of the fine line of cosmetics of- fered. Your prescriptions are accurately prepared, and also a wide selection of cards, candy, and countless items may also be found. its t r y, ' 'ffl' I- ,, ' ,Q l g 1 . :?.j z:'f In If NN . af 3 . . . Ei 5 ft .. .,.. .sa-5. Y' 'f' val jlrq 3 ral... CIE 4' I -AJ Ch .5 , 't' 11 5 59 3933 55 mass 79 as sfm 94911014 L-I ini ties I -M am: Admiring the cosmetics . . . Io Anne has a pleasing smile on her lace as she approves ol the wide selec- tion and variety at TAKAKFS PHAR- C i if Nxxivrgewif C 1 l -'ab PW' ful A - -.u. ' ' - . ' 341 5420 Q MACY. While you wait for the druggist to fill any prescription needed, wh.y not enioy looking around at the selection which varies from stuffed animals to drug supplies at TAKAKFS - plus a wide selection of oriental imports. lfdl-'43 K Q,,g,f,., ., A - I e...,,, :JJ . 1.685 Wx is Mi I L N tti 'R 5 husky '- as El at x ,W U . 1 We will take it . . . exclaims Charles and Marian as Mr. Abe Goertzen points out the sleek lines of this beautiful 1960 Chevrolet con- vertible. IUST CHEVROLET COM- PANY, 1109 High Street, can make the best deals for any 1960 Chevrolet or Oldsmobile, or any used cars on the lot. The friendly dealers are always ready to serve and you decide on the car oi your choice. You can't go wrong in Delano because it's a lust for Serv- ice. 14 I A r Lf , M-J l in .nf K 1, . 1, W A ,dir A P .N .. .fwvww-w stpnn- A . Y -. ..,,, wiv J -W... X 'T' COLE'S DELANO DRUGS DELANO BUILDING MATERIALS For a wide variety and choice Quality and Service 1031 Main Street 1434 Glenwood Street THE FINEST IN GRAPES SID NOBLE PONTIAC-CADILLAC Route 2, Box 830. Delano The ultimate in cars P. L. Iakovich 6. Son Superior in used cars White Rock 1302 High Street Delano VALLEY IMPLEMENT COMPANY STATE MARKET Ed Bird Your Massey-Ferguson Dealer Equipped to satisiy everyone's need' 1902 N. Highway 99 Phone 4521 1010 Cecil Avenue DELANO HARDWARE The Old Reliable for 75 years 1020 Main Street Phone 5611 1 n CAMERON'S PETERSON G TREECE Style Headquarters for Men and Boys Serving the smart farmers 1031 Main Street 130 High Street LITTLE FLOWER SHOP For all your corsages and floral arrangements l207B Main Street FITS 'N STITCHES LANE'S IEWELERS Smart fabrics for smart women House of Happiness 1013 Main Street 1015 Main Street Phone 2460 SENIOR BOYS Albin, Tommy .... Alcala. Robert . . . Allen. Doug .... Alvarado, Allred ..... Alvarado, Ron ..... Anderson, Ronald . . Blanton. Iames ..... Bowen, Robert .... 31 Boyles, Iohn ...... Bradley, Eddie ..... Brown, Gregory . . . Brown, Henry ..... Burroughs, Iames. . . Cabrera, Ernest .,.... Campbell, Ioe . . . Chase, Truman ..... Chavez. Iesse . . . Cole, lerry .... Cole, Sterling . . Corona, Louis . . . Cotton, Eldon. . . Cowen. Ollie. . . Crumb, Roy Cruz, Daniel Cruz. Natividad . . . Dardon, Elliott .. Duran, Iohnny .. Duran. Pete . . . Dyar, Michael .... Richardson. Iohn . . Ellington, Iames .... Ellsworth, Scott .... Evans, lim ....... Fierro, Rudy . . . Flores. David . . Flores, Iesse . . . Fulfer, Iimmy . . Gaddy. Iim .,.... . Garland, Tommy. . . 35, Geivet, Dan .... Geivet, Wayne. . . Gonzalez. Hector . . . Gonzalez, Salvador. . Grogan. Lewis .... Gutierrez, Manuel . . Hammond, William . Harper. Gary ...... Hedlund, Ronald . . Hemandez, Frank . . Hemandez, Tommy . . . . .30, 92 .....30.114 . ..... 30.92.111 99, 111, 117 111 .30, ........30, 30 .....31,114,124 105.111,114,115 31 ........32,111 ..... ..32 ...........111 .32, 94, 104. 106, 114. 115 .32, 47. 109, 111 ...........125 .28, 33, 46, 85, 92. 111,114,119 ....... 33 ...33, 102 34 34 . . .34, 86, 92, 108 .......34,111 ...34 ...34 ...34 ...34 ...35 ......35 ......35.36.54 105,114,115.131 ......35 ...39,111 .38.101,l03,109 ......38,90,92 131 101 ...38,114. ......38, 38 . ...94, 103 ...39, 94, Higgenbotham, Norman . . . . Holsington. Iames ............ 40, Holt, Emest ....... Honbo, Wesley ...... 36. 40, 82, 86. 91, 108, 109. 39 39 111 111 39 40 40 111 111 92 87, 129 ggilfldellf CQIQCJQX Howell, Kenneth . Huerta. Ioe .... Isham, Iimmie . . . Iackson, Donald . Iohnson, Michael. . Iones, Wes . .. lose, George. . . Kemph, Tommy. . . Kent, Richard . . Keyzers, Neil ..... Koski, Edwin . . . Kwappenberg, Ray Kyte. Steve .... 38 Laguna, Allred . . Lea, Bennett .... Lee, Robert . . . Lopez, Steve .... Louis. Kenneth. . . Martinez, Ioe. . . Mazza, Pete .... Menagh, Iames. . . Moore. Darrel . . . Moudy. Harrison . Nanez, Angel . . . Newman. Keith. . . Newport, Iames. . Noble, Charles. . . .. ........ 40 99, 56 ...40, 114 41, 111. 114, 115, 131 ...41, 117, 131 ...41, 111, 124 ,....... 41 ...41,108,131 .. ........ 41 41, 91, 93, 103, 108, 109,114,126 ........ 42 ...42, 111 42 .42, 99, 114, 120, . . .42, 99. 108, 121 114 ......43,92.1l1 .. .43, 114. 124 ........43 .. ...43 .....44 ...44.131 .. ...44.94 Okasaki. David. . . . 117, 123, 124 Ortiz, Iesse ..... Paquia, Richard. . Pascual, Albert . Perez. Henry . . . Piceno, Edward. . Pickering, Willie. . Pierro, Allred .... Pritchett, Mike . . . Rancudo. Thomas Reed, Earnest ,... Robinson. David. . Rodriguez, Cleo. . . Rodriguez, Paul, . . 124 Rowan, Kenneth . Ruiz, Leo ....... Sanchez, Preston . Saylor, Iohn .... Scott, Mitchell .... Segler, Edwin . . . Shrock, Paul . . . Silva, Rudy .... Simpson, Phillip . . Souder, Max .... Sparks. Donald . . Sparks. Ierry .. 111 108. .........44, ..37. 44. 105. ........45 . . .45, 102, 120 . . ........ 130 .. ........ 45 .. ...45, 99, 114 . ...114, 115, 124 .......45,103 .. .... 45 ..... ..48 ......48, 111 ......48, 102, 109 ...49, 94, 102. 114 49, 56. 111, 120. 124 49, 67, 114. 115, 121, .. ...... 49 ....49,99 .. ..,.... 49 .....50,109 ...50, 114, 115 50 50 ...5l.102 ........51 ....51,120,124 .......5l ...51 Sparks. Ion . . Spelzini, lohn . . Sterling, Billy. . . Story, Phillip .. Suoaria, David . . Tarnoif, Robert . . Taylor. Barry . . Taylor, Billy . . . Taylor. Charles . . Tarrel, Lloyd .. Torrez, Pete ..,... Walters. Bob ........ Ward. Bob ........ Washman, Kenneth . . . . . Weppler, Carl. . . Wesir. Manuel . . Williams, Iames ..,. Wilson, Eugene . . Wilson, Ray . . . Wyatt, Robert . . Young, Ierry .... 120, 121 Yunker. Iakie .... Zeigler, Gary . . Zuniga, Robert .. SENIOR GIRLS 51, 102 .. .. 51 51, 114 ...52 ...52 ...52 ...52 ...52 ...52 ....111 ...52, 99 Upshaw, Douglas ........,.... 37, 52 53, 106, 114, 126 .........53,56 ....53.1 ...41, 54,1 53 03. 106 . . . 53 53, 109 ...BB ...53 ...54 14, 115, ...41, 54 ...54 ...54 . 30, 99 Acuna. Ophelia ............. Aguilar. Ruth ...... 30, 98, 99, 107, 108 Alexander, Carol ........... Amaya. Esther . . . 30 30 Anderson. Betty. .28, 30, 47, 84, 92. 109 Anderson, Lucinda ........ 30, 91. 92 Arambula, Esther ...., .... 3 1, 108 Armendarez, Cruz . . . . . . . 31 Arreguin, Gloria. . . . . .31, 99 Bailey, Ianetta . . ............ 31 Baker. Sybil ........ 31, 84, 92. 94, 108 Bannister, Marcia .... 31, 84, 94. 98, 101, 103, 108 Beyer, Lynda ......... 31, 33, 104. 110 Bleuins, Wanda ...... 31, 104, 107. 109 Boston, Carol ..... 31. 94, 102, 107, 103 Brady, Gwen ......., 32. 94, 103, 108 Brown. Dorothy ............. 32. 110 Brown, Dorothy Marie. .32, 83. 103. 131 Bryan. Mary ................ 32, 108 Bryant, Wilma .... 32, 95, 107, 108, 129 Bumatay, Barbara ..... 32, 53. 102, 108 Burum. Elizabeth ..... 32. 39, 84, 91, 92, 93, 98, 108, 109, 115 Byrne. Margaret. .32, 85. 91, 93, 95, 109 Camacho, Rachel ............ 33, 107 Cameron, Linda ....... 33, 94, 102, 107 Campos, Adela. . . ....... 33. 103 Carston, Linda . . . . . 33 Carter. Irene .... Cartwright, Edna. Catlett. Geneva. . Chase. Priscilla. . Clark. Barbara . Clawson, Deanna Crockett, Gwen. . Curiel, Iuanita. . Daniels, Evelyn. DeFraga, Louise. 108. 109 Diaz. Henrietta. . Dodson, Linda . Doria, Rita .... Dowell, Karen. . .33. 102, 108, 109. ........95,102. ....33, 82. 91. 92 .........91,92. . . .34. 37. 94. 102. .....35, 37, 91. 92, . ...35 .,.35,94. ..........35,73. Flores. Sylvia .... 38, 47, 77, 93, 95. Garay, Beatrice Gandara. Martha Garland. Shirley Gossage. Dolores Gravitt. Mary Ann ...... 39, 83. 93. 109. 129 Grimes. Carolyn .... 39, 93. 98, 102, Haar. Iudy ................... Haggerton, Viola .... ...39. Hancock, Betty . . . Harris. Martha . , . Harwood, Lynda Heinrichs.,Bonnie ........ 39, 102. Heinz, Karen ...... 40. 94, 95, 98, Ingram, Vickie ................ Iakovich, Marie. .40, 46. 85. 92, 98. Iiles, Emoqene ................ Iohn. Linda ...... 54, 83, 86. 92. 99, Iohnson, Carolyn ............ 41. Killian, Bobbie ....... .... 4 1. Killingsworth, Sharon ....,.. 41, 91, King, Classie ......,....,..... LaVallee. Irene . . .....42. 92, 108. LoGrecco, Ieanette ........ 42, 98, Lopiba, Brenda ..... .... 4 2, Mclntosh. Betty . . . , . . Maclfensie, Nancy . . . , . Mariano. Marilyn Martinez, Lola. . Massey. Anita .... Medina, Theresa Mendoza, Annie. . . Mendoza. Nettie. . . Millerl DeLois, . . . . Montalvo, Pearl ..., .. ....., 42. .,.43,108. ,43. ...,43.102. ......43. Moreno. Linda . . , , , Morrison. Claire Moudy, Emily ...,.......... 43. Myer, Donna .,.. 44. 93. 95. 102, 105. Natera, Mary .... 28. 44. 93, 94. 95. 99. 104. 105, 108. 109 Nelson, Gretta. . , .,,...,..44,95, Nickel. ludy ............ 44, 109. Noble, Donna. . .44, 92. 94, 99, 102, Noble. Margaret ............, 44. Orozco, Hilda .... . . .44, 99, Padillo. Iulia . . . . . , . . . Penrod. Roberta .......98. 129 129 108 93 33 33 100 107 83 93. 99 35 107 94 104 38 38 38 39 108. 107 39 109 54 39 39 108 102 40 108 39 102 102 107 98 93 131 102 129 107 42 42 110 109 43 107 99 108 107 43 98 102 108 98. 108 109 104 107 107 45 45 Perelli-Minetti. Patricia. . .45, 46, 84, 92. 94, 98, 131 Pevyhouse, Shirley Pickering, Willie Mae. . .45, 93. 99. 108 Powell. Ioy ..... 45, 91. 92, 93, 95, 108. 109. 129 Pye, Helen ..........,...... 93. 99 Radeleff, Mary Ann ..,,...... 48, 107 Radovich, Ruth .... 48, 90. 91, 92. 94, 98. 102. 104 Ragsdale, Peela . , . . 48 Rambo. Niccola . . , , 48 Ramirez. Iulia . . ....... 48 Ramos, Mary .... ....... 4 8, 95 Ray, Nancy .,.. . . .95, 108, 109 Rinaldi, Nancy. . . .... 48, 92, 94 Ritchie. Linda . . . .....,.. . . 48 Roberts, Linda ......,......, 49, 107 Robertson. Pat ....... 36. 49, 108. 109 Rose, Marian .... 36. 49..84, 92, 100. 104 Saldana. Ramona .....,. 49. 93, 94. 104 Salmanca, Beatrice ............. 49 Sanchez. Cora ..,........... 49. 99 Sandlin. Pauline ...,.,,.... 50, 83. 84 Schlitz. Diane. .50, 91. 95, 105, 109, 131 Scott, Donna .... 50, 91, 92. 98, 108. Scott. Roberta . . . 109 .. ..,........, 50 Shaffer. Louise. . . . . .50, 84, 92. 94 Shalier, Georgia .......... 41. 50. 102 Shewcralt, Carolyn ..,.. 50. 86, 95. 101, 103, 104, 108. 109, 115 Sill. Donna ..... Silva. Beatrice . . . Skinner. Carolyn.37. 51. 94. 104, 108, 109 Smith, Clariece . . Snow, Wanda . . . Squires, Ianet ..,. Steen, Pat ..... Stone, Pat ..,... Sudaria, Gloria . . Tinkle, Doris ..,. Tramp, Martha . . Weaver. Mary Lou Wells, Pattie ..,. Williams, Indy . . Wilson, Shirley. . . Wilson, Verna .. Zollinger, Donna . IUNIOR BOYS Adkisson, Iohn .. . Alcala. Iesse ..... Angkahan, Glenn. Arambula, Trinidad Argel. Larry ..... Armington. Steve. . Arreola. Iohn . . . Atkison, Iohn . . . Banks, Richard. . . 114. 119. 124 Barrientos, Frank . Beene, Kenneth . . Bell, Delmar . . . Berona, Dale . . . 51,99 ,.., ..... 51 5l,98,l03,l08 51 ...52,108.l09 .. ... .sz. 110 .. sz .. sz , sa .... , sa 53 .. .sa. ss. 109 ... .. 54 .. .s4, 110 .... ... . sz sz, ss, 117, 124 .,.62,117 131 .... .... ss 62.99.117 124 .. .sz. 102, 111 . ... ..sz, 111 ... x.. .. sz 62,99.103.108 ...62.l31 ... . sz .. sz .. 111 Bibee. Bobby . . . Black, Stephen ..... Bowden. Wallace Bradford. Iames . . Bravo. Tony ....... Brooks, Charles . . Bumatay, Andrew Burroughs, Robert. Cardova, Gregory Carrillo. Mike . . . Clemmons, Douglas , Collins. Jimmy .... Conception, David Cox, Ronald ...,.. Cozart ....... DiGicrqio. Ioe .,.. Dirks, Dennis .. Duran. Iohnny. . . Dykeman, Gary. . . Edwards, Tommy. . Evans. Iohn . . . Fierros, Iesse . . Finney, Iohn . . . Fox, Douglas. . , Franklin. Iack . . . Franklin. Wayne X. Franks. Michael . Garay, Paul ..... Garza. Mike. . . Geivet. Don ....... Gorman. Edward . Gregory. Douglas. Griffith, Robert . . Gutierrez, Norberto Hall. Danny ..... Hall, Roy ...... Hamilton, Forest . Hansmeyer, William . Harris. I ohn .... 62 -.62, 94, 109 124 ......62.126 ......62,117, 125 62.108.114,119,126 ......62,114.l19 ....,.. 62,114 ...63, 104. 119. 126 ..........63.1l1 ..... ..63 .. ... .63. 94 .. .63. 102, 111 ..,..,63,111 .... .. 63 ... .63. 117 ... . ..63,111 ... .63. 111, 114 .. .... 63 ... ..62, 100 ..... .... .. 64 ...61,64,111,114 ... ..... 64 ... 63 .. . ...., .125 .... .....65,114 .-..63. 64. 99.114 ..62,120. 121.131 ..,.....64.117 . ...64.102 . ...63 . .... 119 ...63.111 64 . ...... 63 ...,......64,86 62 Helm. lohn .... 65. 94. 106. 108, 109. 131 Hernandez, Robert Hightower, Norbert Hill. Eddie ..... Holland. Paul. . . Hyatt, Eddie . . . Ignacio, Ralph . . . Ingram. Terry . . . Iohns, Clarence . . lolly. Bobby . . , Iones. C. L. . lordan, Glen . . . Katano, Danny . . King, Iames . . . King, Noses . . . Kirksey, Iimmy . . Langston. Ray .. Lanius. Michael. . . Lay. Ierry ..... Lelis. Iohn ,.... Letlow. David .... 120. 126 Logan, Larry . , . Lopez. Alfred. , . Lucas. Charles . . ...........63,117 . ...,... 63.111 63 ..94,104.108,109 63 ...63.130 63 ...63 .,.....63 .......63. 106 ...114. 115,126 ...63,114,l24 ....,.65.l29 ...62,99, 120 63 59. 60. 94. 108. 111 .......63.98.129 .......59.86,118 . .60. 62, 83, 108. 114 ...59,114 ...59, 124 ....59 Lugo. Pete .... Lusk, Iames .... MacKenzie, Bob ...... McCullough, Quincy . . . McCullough, Robert McPhetridge, Alfred . . Macias, limmy . . . Maines, Gerald . . . Maltby, Gary .... Marquez, Bob . . . Martin, Tom ..... ...64, 111, ....59,119, 125 59 ...59,94 59 59 111 ...59 ...59, 119, 131 , ........... 124 .......1ll, 117 Martinez, Tommy ....,...,,.... 64 Mitchell, Wesley ...... 114, 115, 120, 126 Munoz, Ismael. . . Myers, Drue. . . Olivarez, Tony. . . Osburn, Darman . . Osbum, Ierry . . . Pacneco, Iohn .... Peralta, Kenneth . . .. .60, 64, .. ,64, 117, 119,125 117 109, ........64,99 ...65,ll1 .....1l1 ...65 Phillips, Iaclr ............ 65, 111, 118 Pitchford, Clifford ............ 64, 111 Pye, Emest ....... 64, 99, 114, 119, 125 Rabaya, Abe ................. 65 Rabina, Iimmie . . . . . 65 Ramos, Tony .... Richardson, lim .. 64 65 Rivera, Blas ........,... 65, 111, 119 Rivera, Ioe ................ 99, 117 Roberts, Terry .... 65, 111, 114, 122, 124 Schauland, Bill ........ 60, 65, 108, 109 Scott, Ioe .... 98, 108, 109, 114. 117, 131 Senoran, Bernie ........... . . .117 Silliman, David . . . Swanson, Randy Takemoto, Ronald . . . Taylor, Dennis .. Terry, Wayne . . . ...65 ...,..123 ....65,1l7 ...65 Thomas, Earl . . . ......,... . . 65 Underhill. lim .... .... 6 0, 61. 65, 117 Upshaw, Coy . . . Valero, Larry ,..... . Wesson, Iohnny ..... 65 120 ........65,102 . .... 65, 98, White, Iohn. .60, 65, 83, 98, 114, 120, 121 Whitaker, Walt ...... Zaragoza, Misael . . . Whitworth, Dewey . . . 126 99 ....65,1l4, ........65,11l Williams. Donald. . .65, 98, 108, 109, 114 IUNIOR GIRLS Adams, Ianice .... ...95, 107 Aguinaga, Dolores ........... 62, 107 Albin. Sarah .... 60, 61, 62, 90, 91, 92, 98, 104 Alcala, Teresea . . . . . .107 Anders, Barbara . . . . . 62 Arrnas, Mary ....... . . . 62 Armendarez, Deanna .......... 62. 99 Aroy, Evelyn ................. 103 Bennett, Kathy ........ 62, 98, 103, 115 Bird, Brenda ....... 60. 62, 108. 109. 115 Boardman, Carolyn ..,....... 62, 108 Boone, Ianet ....... Bradford, Geraldine, . . ...62, 86, 98 ....62. 93 Branch, Betty .,,............ 62, 107 Branscum, Bonnie ...... 62, 95, 108, 109 Brown, Faye .................. 110 Bryant, Denise. .62, 84, 93, 108, 109, 110 Burch, Charlene ............. 62, 107 Butera, Sandra. . . . . .60, 62. 63, 98 ....62, 93, 94, 95 Cabrera. Tewana . . . .,...... . . 62 Butler, Carol ...... Callahan, Ioni . . . Carpenter, Bisue. . . Colvard, Michele . . . Cornelius, Emma . . Cortez, Elvia ..... Coulston, Renaye .... Cummings, Patricia Daniels, Sharon ..... Del Rio, Rosario. . . Dixon, Carolyn. . . ......62,107 ....65, 98, 99 65 63 .......62,99 ...91,92,108 .......107 ...63,9B,99 .......63,99 ...63,102,107 Ellington, Linda ..............,. 63 Flores, Connie ................ 63 Foreman, Ioyce. . .64, 83, 94, 99, 102, 104 Fruta, Rosie .................. 107 Garza, Angie ................. 63 Godwin, Dottie ...... 60, 64, 98, 108, 109 Grimes, Sharon ...... 63, 91, 92, 95, 104 Grober, Nancy. . .64, 91, 92, 98, 104, 131 Hall, Arlene ....... 64, 82, 99, 103. 104 108, 131 Hamilton, Ianie ..... .... 6 3, 102, 107 Hargett, Patricia ........ . ...... 63 Haskins, Norma ................ 64 Heinrich. Kathryn. . .63, 86, 94, 103, 104, 108, 109 Hennessee, Pat .... Hensley, Maudie . . Henson, Carolyn . . Hild, Gloria ..... Howard, Patsy ....... 1-lunnicutt. Connie ..... lchinaga, Ioyce. .60, 61, lsham, Ollie ......... Ieffrey, Eileen . . Kemph, Mary .... Kibbe, Lynda . . . Kiper, Elaine ..... Langston. Patricia . . . Lape, Rosalie .... Lawson, Shirley ..... Ledbetter, Carol. .64, 86 109, 115 Lewis, Phyllis . . . Lindsey. Marcia. . . Lopez, Egla ..... Louis, Vera . . . Louato, Gloria . . . Luque, Linda ...... McClure, Vacla ...... McPhetridge, Barbara. . Maskovich, Danecia. . . Massey, La1 reeda .... Montgomery, Ludmilla Montgomery, Scotti . . . . . .63, 108, 63, 85, 103, 110 63 .....63 107 ...59 ...63, 63 109 63. 94, 108, . . . . . . . . . 63 109 107 63 ...63, 98, ...63,91 ..64 ..85 94 98,99,102,l08, .....64.92 ...64,95,107 .......64 64 ......99 ...64, 91, 99 ....64, 93 . ...64, 108 ....64, 99 . .... 64.86 . ..... 64 Mulligan, Ianice ........ 60, 61, 98, 104 Nagatani, Iohnne. . .64, 84, 94, 108, 109 Natera, Rachel ,... Niehaus, Nancy .... Nunes, Iune ..... Okada, Satako . . Omega. Ioanne Ortiz, Mary ..... 109 129 ..........64, 98, .60, 61, 64, . ........ 64, 107 62 Padillo, Lela ...... 60, 61, 64, 86, 93, 95, 98, 109 Padillo, Sandra .... Parsons, Karen. . . Peevy, Betty. . . Perez, Eleanor. . . Perigo, Billie . . . Piceno, Mary .... ....64, 93 ...64,108 ......64.10B .. .64, 99, 107 64 Pierro, Iosephine ............... 64 Pittman, Iuanita ......... ...... 6 4 Plew, Frances. . .60, Prather, Teresea . . Pullen, Ioanne . . . ...64, 93,108 61, 64, 91,108,109 102 ..........64,l07 Ragland, Ellen. . . . . .60, 61, 65, 84, 98 Rambo, Beverly Rancudo, Carol Rancudo, Cheryl . .. Raviscioni, Lillian . 65 . ..... 64 ..........65,102 Ray, Toni ...... .65, 90, 91, 92, 93, 108, 109, 115 Reyes, Mary ..... .......64,99,107 Rhodes, Kathlean . . . ........ . . 59 Ridenour, Carole . . Roberts, lean . . . Rodriguez, Paula . . Rumbolz, Ruth. . . Russell, Suzanna, . . . . .62, 63, 98, 107 .........65,99 . . .59, 102. 108, 109 . .60, 65, 84, 92, 98 Saenz, Carmen ............... 65, 94 Schlitz, Shirley. . .65, 85. 94, 98, 108. 109 Scriven, Beth ...... .65, 86, 99, 108, 109 Segler, Glenda .,.............. 65 Shimmon. Dianne. . .65, 84, 94, 108, 109 Shores, Eula ................,. 65 Skinner. Donna .... Sloan, Roberta .... Smith, lean ...., Snelling. Karon .... Stone, Mary Ann. . . 95, 98, 108, 129, Truiillo, Ida ...... .65, 85, 94. 108, 109 .....65, 83, 86. 95 60, 61, 65, 82, 85, 93, 131 ...........65,99 Urias ............... 65, 99, 102, 107 Van Meter, Leona. . . Q ........ 65, 102 Villard, Cynthia. .60, 65, 84, 95, 109, 131 Wagner. Terry ............... 65. 98 Walters, Sharon. . . West, Carol ..... ...92, 103 ......65,110 Willard, Darlene .......... 65, 107, 110 Williams, Oretna ............... 65 Williamson, Sandra . Wilson, Mary ..... SOPHOMORE BOYS .65, 83, 84, 91, 92, 98 . .65, 86, 95, 98, 115 Albright, Charles . . . . . .125 Alcantar, Tommy . Aluarez, Gilbert .. Anderson, Larry. . . Angulo, Armand . . Aza. Ienaro .... .. ....... 72 72 ....72,122.l25 .......72 ...125 Baay, Tommy . . Baeza. Noe .. Baker. Barry . . . . Beyer, Dennis. . . . . . . Brown, Charles. . . . Brown. Iohn . . . Brown. Lonnie. .. Buchak, Dennis. . . Byrne, Bill ..... Cabais. Elmer ...... Campos. Iesse ...... Cartwright. Marcellous. Cartwright. Monty. . . Chase. LeRoy ........ 69 70.118.1l9.125 .......70.123 72 ........118 .. .118. 123.125 .68. 94, 98. 131 71 ....70. 99. 126 .70. 99. 122. 124 .....70. 117.122 70. 117. 122. 131 Chavez, Ruben ................ 124 Coleman. Norman. . . . Cox. Charles ...... Cox. Iarnes. . . . . Crabtree. Billy .. Dane. Dan ..... . . ....72.126 ......71.ll1 ...72,118,125 72 ..........1l8 Davis. Patrick ................. 72 Dawson. Eddie ..... 71 Delgado. Manuel. ..., Dodson, Steve .... Dorsey. Iames . . . Duran. George .. Dyar. Lynn .... . Edwards. Paul . . . Eichman. Tommy. . . Espinoza. Ioe . . Ford. Tom .... Frost. Ierry ..... Gallegos. Peter . . Garcia. Rosendo .... Garza. Paul .... Geivet. Bobby ..... 84. 99. 106. 131 ....70.118.13l ...114.l22 ..71.94.117. 119 .......71.122 ...71. 118. 123 .......71 ...,111 ...72.111 71 ...69.119 ....72 ...69 Gilreath. Noward .............. 69 Glover. Darrell ..,. 71. 99. 117. 123. 125 Golleher. Charles ......... ..... 1 09 Gomez. Victor ................. 71 Gray. Dale ..,.. Gresham. Iohn . . ....71.118.125 69 Gutierrez. Ioe ................. 99 Haggerton. George. . .66. 69. 84. 87. 93. 98. 104. 108. 118 Hamilton. Mac ........., 68. 83. 91. 92 Hammond. Ierry .... Hardaway. Douglas. . . Harper. Bob ....... Hatzman. Bill ...... Hemandez. Hector. . . . Hogue. Calvin ...,. Hoopes. Dave . . Horn. Edgar . . . Hyatt. Kenneth. . . Ince. Merwin . . . Iennings. Bob . . Iiminez. Everett . . Iiminez. George. . . Kent, Michael . . ........ 69 .. ..69. 125 ...71.9l.130 ...71.118.131 .,..71,119 .. ..69. 111 .... ... 71 ..... ... 71 ...69.11l,125 ... .....111 ..... 71 .....69.99 ....69.72.99 71 Langston. Bill . , ....... 71, 119 Ledbetter. Iohn . . ......., 69. 118 Lee. Richard .... . . .69. 98. 102. 103 Lopez, Edward. . . ....... 71, 122 Lorigo. Marcos . . . Louis. Thermon . Martin. Billy ...... Martinez, Robert Mason, Iohn ..... Medina. Alex . Mendez. Anthony . , Mendez. Manuel. . . Mendoza, Iesse . . . Morales. Frank . . , Mostaio. Rudy .... Murray. Curtis . . . Nadal. Anthony. . . Nelson. Ray .... Nerida. Quentin Ortiz. Carlos ..... Ortiz. Humberto Pagela. lorge . Parsons. Veal . ..........71.117. ..111.118.119. ,.....98. . .... 98. 99. ...69. 118. ...69. 114. ...71. 85. ...70. Wysinger, lim . . Zabala. Paul .. ..72 .. ..72 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Abell. Dianne ............ 72. 98. 109 Adams. Beverly. , .68. 72. 83. 98. 107. 129 Aquino, Delores Armenta. Henrietta Audap. Molly ...., 66. 68. 69, 83. 84. 98 Aviles. Rosie . . Barger. Marion . Barrett. Paula , . Beebe, IoAnn . . Belcher. Ianice. . . Beyer. Delma. . . Bibee. ludy ..... Blackman, Linda Blevins. Ianet . . . Boivin. Marilyn . ....,......72.99 ..,72,87 .....72.93 ....70.1l0 ...70. 85,115 ....70.110 ....72 . ...,.... 72 ., ...70. 87. 98.109 Patterson. Dosy ..,. 69. 99. 114. 118. 122 Perez. Margarito .......... 69. 123. 124 Pevyhouse, David . . . ..,.. . . 69 Phillips. Iohn ..... ...,... 6 9 Raviscioni. Mike . . . .,..... . . 70 Reichle. Richard ,... . . .72. 118. 125 Renlro. Rick ..... ......,. 6 9 Reuter. Wolfgang . . .... 71 Reyes. Henry ..... . , ,70. 99 Richardson. Robert, , . ..... 72. 130 Risenhoover. Tommy ....... 70, 117. 129 Roberts. Tommy ..... ......., 7 2 Rocha. Louis ..,,.,. . . .70. 119. 131 Rodriguez. Henry, Ir. . . .... 65, 102 Rogers. Robert .,... ..... 7 2 Romero. Frank . , . ......... . . 72 Roth. Iimmy .... .... 7 0. 94. 118, 131 Salca. Kenneth . . ...... 72. 125 Daldana. Louis .... . . .71. 117, 123 Salmon. Henry .... . . .72, 111, 129 Schillici. Vincent .... ,.... 7 0. 125 Schlitz. Gerald .,.......... 71. 94, 125 Scott. Iesse .......... 70. 117. 118. 119 Scriven. Richard. . .71. 117. 122. 125, 131 Segesvary. Louis , 87. 93, 98. 108. 109. 129 Silva. Robert ...............,. 118 Sotelo. Robert ..... . . . 65 Sparano. Anthony . . .... 71 Stephens. Ierry .... ..... 7 2 Stevens. Leon ...... ...... 1 22. 125 Thompson. Richard ............. 70 Toews, Iohn ...... . . .72. 114. 119. 125 Torres. Rudy . . .......... .72 Torrez. Alex ..... . . . 72 Trammell. Phillip . . . , . 72 Uivas. Abel .................. 72 Waddingham, Richard ........... 70 Waybright. Dick ...... 69, 104. 119. 126 Welch. Warren. .66. 68. 71. 109. 117, 122 Wellman. Fredrick ............ 70. 129 White, Clarence .... . . . 126. 131 Whitehead. Lonnie .... . . .72. 111 Whitten. DeWayne . . .... 72 Williams, Alonzo. . . . . .70. 117 Wilson. Gary . . . . . 72 Brockman. Georgia ........... 69. 85 Brown. Linda ...... Brown, Marcia . . . Bryan. Bonnie . . Byrne. Iane ...... Cantrell, Darlene .. Carrillo, Virginia , . . Cato. Opal ...... Chase. Susan . . Cobb. Carolyn . . Cole. Kathleen . . Cortez, Amelia . . . . . .66. 68. 85. 87 ........71 ,.,.,...110 ....70.94.103 ,.......70 .....70 ...70.99 ....71 ...70 ...71 ..78 Cozart. Ieanette ..,,............ 71 Cruz. Amelia ,...,,........... 70 Cruz. Linda. . .66. 71. 83. 93. 95. 108. 109 Cushing. Susan .,.,............ 70 Dahlen. Ieri .,.... 68. 70. 83. 93. 95. 99. 108. 109 Daniels. Lola ......,.....,..... 70 Darden. Mildred . , . Delfraqa. Sharon . . . Deiro. Elaine ..... DeWeese. Sherri ,,.. Dixon. Lettie .... .....71 ....70.109 .....70 ....70.109 Draeger. Diane .... . . .71. 87. 102. 115 Dunn. Barbara . . , Espitia. Helen . . Espitia. Rachel . . , Felix. Olga .... Foreman. Sue ...... Forquera. Ramona, . . Fraley, Ioann .... Frausto. Mary ...... Galindo, Margaret . Gallego. Dorothy , . 68. Guerrero, Isabell .... Gutierrez. Rullna . . . Haggard, Carolyn . . Hays. Linda ...... Headrick. Sherry .... Hefner. Susan .... Helton. IoAnn . . Hensley. Iudy .... Hernandez, Gloria. . Hiett. Marian ..... .. .... 69 ....77 ...71.99 66. 68.71. 98. 102 71 ....71,110 69 71, 93.98. 99.131 .,..71.77. 87.99 69 ....69. 87.109 . . .70. 98. 99. 115 . , ,71. 83. 84. 98 .....69, 110 . .1o. 102 .. ...69.99 ...69. 102 Hill, Linda . . . lsam, Sybil .... Iackson, Sherry ..... Ianos, Karen ,... Iarrard, Elizabeth Iohnson, Linda . . . Iohnson. Maggie . . Knox, Margaret . . . Kyte, Marilyn ...,. Lackey, Cheryl. . . Lavers, Pamela. . . Lisenbee. Alice. . . Littleiohn, Wilma . . Lopez, Ania ..... Louis, Elma . . . Lugo, Mary . . . Lyons, Dorothy . . . McCoy, Edith . . Magana, Esther . . Maples, Sharon .. Martinez, Christine. Medina, Neomi .... Meiia, Margaret. . . Miranda, Erma . . . Monroe, Sharon. . . Moreno, Freda . . . Morrison, Claire. . . Mulligan, Susan. . . Nachor, Clara . . Naiera, Cecilia . . . Nakayama, Carole Nielsen, Karen . . . Olivarez, Lydia . . , Ortiz, Mary . . . Osbum, Io . . Owens, Betty . . Padillo, Evelyn . . . Parks. Phyllis .... Peevyhouse, Sharon Peschard, Norma , . Petersen, Iudith . . . Phillips, Lucretia . . Phillips, Shirley , . . Pilar, Priscilla ..... Pogatchnik, Annette Quimin, Barbara . . Ramirez, Rita .... Ramos, Iuanita. . . Ramos, Socorro .... Ray, Sharon. . . Regan, Diane. . . Rinaldi, Linda. . . Rosales, Regina. . . Ruiz, Frances. . . Russel, Opal . . . Salsa, Linda ..... Santiago, Denesia , Schrock, Kathy . . . Scott, Iune .... Senoran, Flora . . . Serda, Gloria . . Slater, Linda . . . Smith, Pat . . . Sotelo, Iessie .. ............110 .66,68,70,94, 102 71 ....71 ....131 .....69 69 ......71,93,95 ..71, 94, 98,100 .......71,131 ...70,87 ..71 69 69 ..69 ..71 ..71 ..69 69 ....71,95 ...69,72,78 .,...69,99 98 ....69,110 68 ....45,103 ..,71,87,115 69 ..70 ..69 ,.71 ..70 ..70 ..70 ..78 ..69 ..70 ..70 ..70 ..69 ........70 ...,71, 87, 95, 99 69 70 ...68, 71, 78, 99 .......69,78 ..........70,95 ...71,87,102.131 .....68.71,94 ....70,131 .....71,91 70 ....71,87, 109 71 ..70 ..70 ..72 ...72 ...70 72 ...72 Spencer, Karen . . . Stone, Kathy . . . Taylor, Carol. . . Taylor, Linda . . Tenoso. Frances . . Torres, Frances .... Uranday, Esther . . Ussery, Dorothy . . Valdez, Margaret. . . Vines, Terry ..... Weemes. Donna . . Whitten. Peggy. . . Wilkins, Betty, . . Williams. Lynne, . . Wilson, Gail . . . Wilson, Sharon .... Winckel, Mary .... Yonaki, Ioyce. . . FRESHMEN BOYS Adams, Earl .... . Alcala, Iohnny . . . . . Aleio, Wiliredo .... Allen, Danny. . . Allen, Dwight. . . Allgood, Iimmy . . . Amaya, luan. , . Atkison, Robert . . . Baeza, Isai . . . Baker, Dale ..... Becerra, George. . . Blevins, Ronnie. . . Boland, DeWayne. . . Bonner, Jimmy .... Bragg. Ierry ..... Brewer, Williams .... Bristo, Franklin . . . Brockman, Robert. . . Bryant, Dennie .... Buchak, Mike .,.. . Burum, William . . . Butler. William .... Cabrera, lesse. . . Calhoun, Iames ..... Carey, Bobby ..... Caric, Louis ...... 76 Carpenter, Mike .... Carpenter, Monty .. Carrillo, Porlirio. . . Castellon, Mike. . . Chanley, Edward .. Charboneau, Sonnie . . Clark, Wayne ...... Collins, Billy . . Cooper, Calvin .... Cowen, Iimmy . . Cozart, Donald . . . Crinner, Iames . . . Cruze, Kenneth ..... Daniels, Marshall ..... Darden, Cliliord. . . Davis, Gary .... Delay. Allred. . . . . . Dunn, Richard. . . . . ...70,99 69 ...69,95 68 70 ..71, 99 70 ...69 , 98, 99 .72, 99 ...70 70 ....70.1l0 72 ...68,69, 109 ...70 .....72,85 ...69 111, 118, , 85, 98 .71, 109 123, 125 . . . 76 .75, 125 76, 125 ...76, 102, 119 ...76 76,125 ...76 ...76 ...76, 118,125 ....75,125 ....76, 130 ....76, 111 ....76,125 76 ....76,111 76 .,.76,125 ......,.75,83 .76, 118,123,124 ...76 .,..76. 124 109, 118, ...76, 76,118, ...,76, ....76, ...,76, 76, 118, .76,118 123,125 ... 76 123.125 76, 131 ... 76 .76,l25 .76,126 ... 76 ...125 .76,125 ... 76 111,125 76 ...7S . . .111 123, 125 123, 125 76, 118 111, 130 123, 124 123, 125 Duran, loe . . . Dyar, Alan ..... . .76, 118, 125, Ellsworth, Terry ,.... .75, 117 123 Escalona, Pedro . . . ....... . . . . Espinoza, Klento . . . ..... . . . . Ferrell, William . . ......... . . Flaherty, Roy. . . . . .77, 109, 111, Flores, Robert ................ Fogle, Ierry ...... 77, 111, 118, 123, Francis, Ierry ....... .... 7 7, 119, Gabriel, Luis ......... 76, 98, 118, Gaddy, Michael . . ......... . . Gadiano, Wilfredo. . . .76, 109, 123, Garza. Iames ..,. ......... Giordano, Vincent. . . . .77, 98, 118, Gonzales, Louis . . . ..... , . . . Gonzales, Paul . . . ....... . . . . Gordon, Robert ....... 77, 118, 119, Gorman, David .... ........ 7 7, Hampton, Gerald. . . . . .77, Harger, Mike .... ..... Harris, Cleve. , . .... 118, Hayes, Doyle .... ..... Heinrich, Kenneth . . . . . . Hennessee, Mike .... . . .77, Hensley, Larry ..., . . . Hernandez, Richard . . . . . . . Hightower, Richard. . ...... 77, Hill, Ted ....,. 77, 78, 117, 118, 123, Horn, Thurman ........,,,,.. 77, Howard, George . . . . . . Hoyos, Gabriel .... .... 7 7, Hyatt, Ronnie . . , , . . . lmwald, Edward . . ,.... , . Iakovich, Peter . . . . . .77, 123, Iiminez, Abe .... . . .77, Iohns, McArthur . . ..... . . Iones, Lee .....,... . . .77, 118, Killingsworth, Charles ,..... 78 118 Knight, Wesley ...., . . . .77, Kubota, Kenneth .... . . .77, 87, Lindley, Edward. . . . . .77, 118, Lopez, Adam ..... ....... McAbee, Michael. . . . . .87, 123, McLain, Wallace . . . ..... . . . . Macias, Mike . . . ........ . . . . Magno. Sixto ....... .78. 118, 119, Maskovich, loe ..... 28, 78, 103 118 Mesa, Salvador ..... .... 7 8, 111, Miller, Duane. . . . . .78, Milner, Wayne .... ..... 7 8. Montes, Iohn .... . . .78, 118, Moss, Ronald .... ...... 7 8, Mulligan, Tim ..... .... 7 8, 118, Murray, Mickael . . ....... . . Nadal, Baldo ..,.... ........ 7 9 Nakagama, Gene ...... 79, 118, 119 Nava, Tony ................. Noble, Tony ....... 78, 79, 102, 118, Noble, Oscar . . . . . Ott, Larry ...... Pableo, Getulio . . . Pace, Rodney . . . Pacheco, Alex . . . Parks. Dennis ....... Parsons. Eric .... 74. 79 Patterson. David ..... Perez. David .,... Perkins. David . , . Pierce, Larry ..... Pogatchnilc, Ronald Ramos. Iesse ...,. Reed, Iames . . . Renteria. Iessie Richardson. Don .... Rinaldi. lim ...... Roberts. Robert. . . Robertson. Irvin. . . Ryder. Vic .... Salona. David. . . Sanchez. Ioey. . . Sanchez. Luis .... Sandlin. Richard. . Santens. Ierry .... Schaub, lerry . . Scott. Don ...,...... Serna. Larry ..... Sheehan, Tim. . .74. 75 Sheeter. Richard ..... Shephard. Lonnie . . Sloan. Micheal . . . Soto. Ruben ..... Spaugy, Teddy. . . Spears. Ronald. . . Springs. William . . Sudaria. Larry .... Taylor. Dennis ....... Thompson. Donnie .... Thornton. Ieilrey. . Valoli. Billy ...... Vasquez. Iohn .... Vaught, Willard . . .Viray. Benny .,.. Walters. Richard. . Wanlrum. Mike .... Watt. Ralph . . . Whitworth. Don . . . Williams. Mitchell . . Young. Danny .... Young, Terry .... Zaragoza. Filimen. . Zuniga, Edward. . . FRESHMEN GIRLS Akers. Cheryl . . . Alba. Gloria . . Albright, Sue . . Alva. Mary Lou. . . Alvarez. Frances . . . Anderson. Ianice , . Anderson. Diane. . . Angulo. Gloria .... Antonell, Michelle. Austin. Sue .... Bailey. Judy . . Barker. Gloria .... Barreraz. Sylvia' . . . Bertrand. Patricia . . ..........1Il . 87. 118. 119. 124 79 ...79. 123. 125 .......70 ...79 .....125 ...123.125 79 ....78. 118 ........ 78 ....78. 111.123 . .78. 87, 123, 124 78 .....78.118 ....78,118, 124 78 78.118.123,125 ,....78. 87.123 .......118 .......,..118 .......78.125 78.118.119,124 79 .......7B ..........114 . . . .99. 117. 125 79. 118. 123. 129 .......79.125 .......79. 129 109.117.119.125 .......79. 118 ....79,109 ....79. 123 ....78 79 . .79. 106. 118. 130 . .. .79. 118.125 ........79 .......79 79 ...79.l18.125 ........l25 ...79.118. 124 ....79,11B ..76 ..7S .....76 ...76.99 99 ...74.76 ...76. 87 76 ...74.75,76 .....76 ..76 ....76 ......76 ....76. 110 Bibee. Betty .. Bishop. Virgie. . . Black. Ienniler. . . Bobst. Bobby . . . Bradley, Mary . . . Brooks, Nancy .... Bryand. Movelda. . . Cabiuan. Diane . . . Carabaial, Rennie , , Cardoza. Cora . . . Carlson. Loraine . . Carr. Barbara . . . Carston. Ieniier .... Carter. Barbara .. Castro. Alice . . . Castro. Lupe ,.... Caudillo. Francis . . . Chroman. Tanya . . . Cooper, Shirley . . . Corona. IoAnn . . . Cox. Helen ..... Cruz, Anita .... Diuri, Rochelle . . . Dollahite. Stella. . . Duran. Iosie . . . Ellis. Edyth ..... English. Timrnie. . . Eskew. Shirley .,.. Fairchild. Carolyn . . Fielden. Sandra . . . Fielder. Gnell. . . Fields. Dorothy . . . Fields. Virginia . . . Flores. Romelia .... Ford. Mary .... Fraze. Loretta . . Gage. Patricia . . . Garcia. Esther . . Garcia. Olelia .... Goodman. Susan . . . Grace. Sherry .... Graber. Ioan .... Haar. Margaret . . . Hahn. Donna .,... Hamilton. Earless . . Hamilton. Patricia . . Hardesty. Robin. . . Hawkins. Genie .... Hennessee. Barbara Hernandez. Mary Ann. . . Hightower. Erma ..... Hill. Sharon ......... . .... 76 ,.....76.99 ....75. 76.115 ........76 ......76 ....75 ...76.87 ....75 ..76 ..76 ..76 76 ....76,l31 76 ..76 ..76 ..76 ..75 ..75 ..75 ..76 ....76 .....76 ....76.100 .....75 ....75.102 ....75.102 ...75.77 ....77 .....77 ....77.115 ....75 75 ...75.79 77 ..77 ..75 ...75. 87. 95. 99 77 ......77 ...7-1.75.77 77 ...77. 109 ,..77.93 77 ...77.110 ....77 ....77 ...77.99 ....77 ..77 Hoisingtonl. Rosemary ..... .... 7 7 Holland. Suzanne .............. 77 Houlr. Lula Bell. . . Hyatt. Carol .... Iackson. Shirley . . Iimenez. Eva ..... Iohnson, Dorathy. . Iuarez. Lupe .... Killian. Ioyce . . . Langston. Gwen . . Larson. Patricia . . . Lehman. Donna. . . 74. 77. 98. 109 ......77.110 77 ....77. 99 ...77. 131 77 ..77 ..78 .....78 ,..77.95 Lucas. Gloria . . . Lugo. Gregoria . . . Lugo. Virginia . . . Luian. Maria .... Lusk. Norma ....... . McCuller. Dee Ann . McNeil. Patricia ..,. McPhetridge. Allreda. . . Mariano. Iudith .... Martinez. Lola . . . Martinez. Stella. , . Medina. 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