Delano High School - Del Ano Yearbook (Delano, CA)
- Class of 1963
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DEL- U DEL-ANO STAFF Sheryl Roberts, editor Yolanda Reyes, business manager Gloria Argel, activities manager Eric Parsons, athletic editor Cora Cordoza, class editor Donna Hahn, artist Dick Snyder, photographer . Christine Nelson Susan Black Cathy Parsons Jerry Cartt Peggy Burnett Mr. R. J. Hall, advisor 2admy.7f To you we dedicate this 1963 DEL-ANO Although he has been teaching at DHS for only four years, Mr. Hall in that short space of time has captured the hearts of students and faculty alike with his warmth and wonderful sense of humor. For his service as a teacher, a club advisor, and a DEL-ANO advisor, we dedicate this yearbook to our own-Roberto. M., ,,,,LW,L , Unknowlingly our advisor posed for this candid picture of his direction of his own yearbook. Quite an active family man, Mr. Hall poses with his wife Marcie, and the five little Halls. One of Mr. Hall's famous and favorite hobbies is working with guns. Here he displays a gun rack which he has made. At this time the staff would like to thank everyone who made the secrecy of this dedication possible, especially Mrs. Hall, Mr. Miles Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dyer, and Mirro-Graphic Yearbooks. 1 MIKE HENNESSEE Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so: For those whom thou think'st thou dost not overthrow Die not, poor Death, nor yet canst thou kill me. 4 745k f4c4alemc1':4 A af .nf ! Adam '46 nu. 71 ' QUEEN JANICE ANDERSON CATHY PARSONS SHERRAL EnsoN GRACE RICHARDSON PAT RADOVICH KATHY BOONE LORETTA MASSEY Zewzfaak Queen Timmie Anne English, senior Princess Marilyn Dollahite, sophomore Princess Cathy Parsons, iunior Princess Kathy Boone, freshman To promote the sale of yearbooks, a new technique was initiated this year whereby each class selected a candidate, and through purchasing yearbooks, the students voted for the candidate of their choice. The senior class emerged victorious in this first competition. ,, . . . .V . 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ALLEN Class Coun. 1-35 Club Coun. 45 Band 1-35 Wrestling 15 Swimming 'I5 Rally Club I-45 J.S.A. 1, Pres. 15 Greeks 4, Caesar 45 Rally Comm. 45 Student Affairs Comm. 3. MARY LOU ALBA Band 15 Mex. Club 1-45 Span- ish Club 2-35 Class Coun. 4. FRANCES ALVAREZ JOHN AMAYA DIANA LYNN ANDERSON Cross Country 1,35 Track 1. Class Coun. 15 G.A.A. French Club 1. 10 SALLY ALMANZA Mex. Club 1-2,45 G.A.A. 2-45 Spanish Club 2-45 Girls Block D 45 FBLA 3. .IANICE M. ANDERSON Stu. Coun. 1-25 Band 1-45 Yell Leader 3-45 Vars. 45 Swimming 1-25 JSA 25 Rally Club 1-45 Sec. Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Rally Comm. 45 Stu. Welfare 25 Athenian 25 Pub. Comm. 35 DAR Award 45 Flower Girl 35 Homecoming Prin. 15 Home- coming Queen 45 Honor Roll 1-4. GLORIA ANGULO GARY ANlCl'l Spanish Club 3-45 FBLA 3. BCM'-l 1-4: Choir 45 Basketball 'li FFA 4. MICHELLE ANTONELL Class Sec. 15 J.V. Yell Leader 25 Rally Comm. 45 Rally Club 1-45 JSA 1-35 Latin Club 1-25 Sec. 25 Flower Girl 35 Class Coun. 3-45 Stu. Coun. 2-35 Executive Coun. 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Athenian 1. DALE B. BAKER ISAI BAEZA Stu. Coun. 45 Band 1-45 Foot- Science Club 1. ball 15 Baseball 1-4. ROBERT ATKINS Girls SYLVIA BARRERAZ GAA 1-45 Span. Club 3-45 Mex. I-45 Rally Club 45 Latin Club 1-25 Speech Club 45 KAY BEU- Bl ock D 3-45 Honor Roll 3-4. LUBINA AVALOS PATRICIA BERTRAND Club Coun. 25 FHA I-45 FBLA RONNIE BLEVINS JENNIFER LYNN BLACK Class Coun 14 Sec 2 Club Coun 4 Band I 4 Yell Lead 3 4 Hea 4 Le ron Medal Club 1-4 Sec. 3-4- JSA 25 Rally Club 'I-4' Slu. Affairs 3-45 Rally Comm. 45 Alhenian 5 CSF 1-45 Flowr G' 5 Homecoming Prin. 25 Honor Roll I-45 Oulslonding Girl 2.35 Exscullva Council 45 FFA Sweelhearl 4. BETTY LaVERNE BIBEE FHA 24 Pres 3 Honor o DEWAYNE BOLAND JIM BONNER JERRY WAYNE BRAGG FRANKLIN NAVARRO BRISTOL Foolball I. Football 25 Swimming 25 Span, Club I-25 Varsily D I. ROBERT E. BROCKMAN MOVELDA BRYANT WILLIAM ANTHONY BURUM FRANCIS CADILLO Cross Country I-25 Rally Club 'I-45 FFA 2-4. MONTY R. CARPENTER Club Coun. 45 Cross Country 1-25 Swimming 'I-45 Rally Club 'I-25 Bible Club 25 Latin Club 1-25 Span. Club 35 Varsity D 3-45 Key Club 4. HAZEL ANN CAMBA CORA GIL CARDOZA Transferee Class Coun. 35 Del-Ano 2-45 Live Wire 25 Mex. Club 'I-35 FBLA 4, Sec. 45 Press Club 3-45 GAA 15 Flower Girl 35 Honor Roll 2,4. I LOUIS CARIC Stu. Coun. 1-45 Class Coun. 2, 45 Club Coun. 45 Football 1-45 Basketball I-25 Baseball I-45 Rally Club 1-4, Pres. 35 Span- ish Club I-25 JSA 2-45 Legion Medal Club l-45 CSF 1-45 Athenian 35 Varsity D 'I-45 Greeks 45 Speech Club 3-45 Executive Coun. 45 Rally Comm. 35 NFL 2-45 Honor Roll 'l-45 S.A. Pres. 4. MICHAEL A. CARPENTER BARBARA CARR Science Club 2-45 Soroptl-Miss 3-45 FBLA 3-45 Rally Club 45 PORFIRIO H. CARRILLO JENNIFER EILEEN CARSTON Pub, Comm. 4. Baseball I-3. Banner Carrier 'l5 FHA 4, .IACKIE CARTER Tennis 2-35 TNT 3-45 Laiin Club 25 FCS 1-3, Sec. 35 Girls Block D 45 Alhenian 15 Honor Roll 1-4. ESTELLA ESTHER CASTRO LUPE MERCADO CASTRO CALVIN EDWARD COOPER Band 45 Cross Country 35 Track 2-45 Baseball 15 Harlem Club 2-45 FFA 2-4. SID CHAPPELL Track 1 . OLIVIA M. CHAVEZ Mex. Club 1-45 FBLA 4. WAYNE CLARK Basketball 1-45 Wrestling 45 Track 1-45 Varsily D 2-45 CSF 45 Athenian 1. HUGH EUGENE CLOYED Siu, Coun. 15 Basketball 1: SHIRLEY ANN COOPER Track 15 Tennis 1-25 Baseball Swimming 25 FFA 1-2, Sec, 25 1. GAA 1-25 Honor Roll 1. BILL DALE COLLINS 1 4 HELEN COX ANITA CRUZ Stu. Coun, 1-3, Class Coun. L0l5 MARIE CORRELL 3-4, Band 1-2, Mex. Club Transferee 1-4, V. Pres. 4, Flower Girl 3. KENNETH H. CRUZE Class Coun. 1, Choir 3, Foot- ball 1-4, Basketball 1-47 Baseball 1-4, Varsity D 2-4, Pres. 4: Latin Club 1, Rally Club 1. MARSHAL EUGENE DANIELS Football 1, Basketball 1-47 Baseball 1-4, FFA 1-4, Varsity D l-4, Greeks 4. CLIFORD ELLIS DARDEN Class Coun. 17 Club Coun. 3, Live Wire 4, Band 2-3, Foot- ball 1-3, Wrestling 1, Track 1-4, Harlem Club 1-4, V. Pres. 37 Athenian 27 FCS 4: Speech Club 47 Varsity D 2-45 Hon- or Roll 1-4. DANNY W. DAVIDSON Cross Country 1. GARY l.. DAVIS, Swimming 1-2, FFA 1-4. CHUCK DAWSON Football 1-37 Track 1-4. 15 ROCHELLE DIURI Class Coun. 3-45 Banner Car rier 45 Song Leader 35 Swim ming 1-45 Rally Club 2-4 GAA 2-45 Girls Block 3-45 Pub. Comm. 45 Score keeper 45 Honor Roll 3-45 Alhenian 1. .IOSIE R. DURAN FBLA 1-35 Mex. Club 1-2. ALAN LANE DYAR Football 1-45 Swimming 1-45 Science Club 1-35 Rally Club 1-35 Vclrsily D 1-45 Key Club 45 Exchange Stu. Swilz. 35 Honor Roll 1-4. TERRY ELLSWORTH Varsity D 2-45 Rally Club 1-45 Choir 2-45 Greeks 45 Foolball 1-45 Baskelball 1-35 Swimming 1-4. 4 DARLENE DOLLAHITE Maiorelle 1-2. KAREN EAKIN Honor Roll 1. CHARLOTTE ELMORE RICHARD LEE DUNN Band 1-45 Foolball 2-45 Bas- ketball 1-25 Baseball 1-2 Rally Club 15 Honor Roll 1-3 Alhenian 1. EDITH ELLIS Class Coun. 15 Slu. Coun. 35 Rally Club 1-45 CSF 35 JSA 25 Choir 1-45 Athenian 1. TIMMIE ANNE ENGLISH KLENTO R. ESPINOZA Spanish Club 1-2. WILLIAM FERREL Cross Country 25 Swimming 1-45 Varsity D 2-45 Science Club 1. ENOCH GARZA FLORES Stu. Coun. 15 Football 15 Cross Country 3-45 Truck 3-45 Mex. Club 15 Span. Club 15 Rally Club 1. RALPH C. ESPINOZA Honor Roll 1-2. GNELL FIELDER Stu. Coun. 1-25 Class Coun. 1-45 Banner Carrier 1-25 Yell Leader 25 Song Leader 15 CSF 1-4, Pres. 45 Athenian 35 JSA 1-25 TNT 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 1-25 Finance Comm. 35 Pub. Comm. 2-45 Const. 8- By Laws Comm. 2-35 Art Club 35 Rally Club 1-4. MARY FORD Honor Roll 3-45 Athenian 1. RACHEL ESPITIA TNT 1-25 Art Club 35 Mex. Club 3-4. CAROLYN FAIRCHILD Live Wire 35 Thalians 3. DOROTHY FIELDS Art Club 3. JERRY HARDING FRANCIS Class Coun. 45 Football 2-35 Wrestling 1-25 Track 1-35 Har- lem 1-45 FCS 45 Athenian I5 Honor Roll 1-4. 1 ,Q . A M .Q A ,, , 3 5.1. Ji. u.QT,1f.D!'7K5zI-, 5 K T 2 A . ,, .. .. ,F .,.,... . V L gf, .-:-.. V? in .fa Dwi -' Q 5 if H if , i' W iw ff A' LOIETTA FAY FRAZE FRED A. GADIANO Foolball I -25 Baskelball 'I-25 Track I-25 Span. Club 1-35 Legion Medal Club I-45 Fil- ipino Club 15 Rally Club I. OFELIA GARCIA SALVADOR GARCIA Stu. Coun. 1-25 Class Coun. 25 Foolball 2-45 Track I-35 Rally Club I- Mex Club I 2 JIM GARAY GARZA Band I-25 Football I5 Baseball I-45 Mex. Club 15 Rally Club I5 Varslly D 2-4. VINCENT S. GIORDANO Slu. Coun. I5 Foalball 'l-45 Swimming I-25 Varsily D 2-45 Spanish 'l5 FHA I-45 Sci- ence Club 4. LOUIS CASTRO GONZALES Slu. Coun. 45 Club Coun. 45 Live Wire 3-45 Business Man- ager 3-45 Mex. Club 45 Rally Club 3-45 FBLA 3-45 Press Club 4. PAUL G. GONZALES ESTHER GARCIA French Club 25 TNT I5 Rally Club 2-4, Sec. 45 Slu. Coun. I-45 Class Caun. 35 Press Club 3-4, Sec. 45 Live Wire 3-45 Mex. Club 2-35 Club Coun. 45 GAA I5 Flower Girl 3. CONNIE G. GOMEZ GAA 45 FBLA 4, V. Pros. 45 Mex. Club 4. SUSAN GOODMAN Stu. Coun. 1-27 Rally Club 1-47 JSA 27 FHA 3-4, Pres. 4. DAVID COY GORMAN Football 2-47 Track 17 FFA 2-47 Varsity D 3-4. HARRY DOUGLAS GROSS Cross Country 17 Riflo Club 3. BOB WAYNE GORDON Football 17 Wrestling I7 Track 27 Baseball 'I7 Rally Club 1-47 Varsity D 2-3. SHERRY ROBERTA GRACE Class Coun. 2-47 Span. Club 2 3, GAA 1. PAUL W. GRAHAM FFA 1-2. JOAN ELIZABETH GROBER Class Coun. 1-4, Sec. 1-47 .ISA 1-32 Latin Club 1-27 Art Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 37 CSF 1-4, Sec. 47 Honor Roll 1-47 Athenian 37 Rally Club I-47 Finance Comm. 3-47 Publicity Comm. 3-4. DANIEL JERRELL GROSS Football I7 Basketball 17 lasoball I. JANIE HAAR Livo Wino 3. DONNA LEE HAHN Stu. Coun. 1-27 Class Coun. 1-47 Dol-Ano 47 Song Leader 2-4, Head 47 Tennis 27 Legion Modal 1-47 Latin Club 1-27 Rally Club 1-47 Press Club 4, Pros. 47 JSA I-27 GAA 1-27 Publicity Comm. 2-47 Rally Comm. 3-47 Honor Roll 1-37 All Sports Queen 4. ROBIN MARIE HARDESTY FBLA 3: FHA 1-2. JERALD ROSS HAMPTON EARLEES HAMILTON Band I7 Football Ip Cross Country 2-35 Track I-25 Hor- riers Club I-22 FFA I-45 Var- sity D 3-4. JEANNE PAULETTE HAwKlNs KEN HEINRICH Club Coun. 'l. BARBARA HENNESSEE Club Coun. 4: FHA 'I-4, Treas. ELIZABETH HENSLEY 3, V. Pres. 47 Honor Roll T. GEORGE G. HEREDIA ANNIE HERNANDEZ Band I-4: Tennis 'I-37 Vanity Stu. Coun. 'Ip Span. Club 'I-35 D I. Max. Club I-3: FBLA I. 20 MICHAEL LEWIS HARGER Football 'I-25 Baseball 1-25 Varsity D 2-37 Rally Club I-4. RICK HIGHTOWER SHARON KAY HILL ROSEMARY HOISINGTON SUZANNE HOLLAND Class Coun. I-35 Live Wire 25 JSA 25 CSF 1-45 Athenian 35 GAA I-2: Junior Red Cross I. Band 'I-35 Foolball 25 Basket- Honor Roll 'I-4. ball I-25 Track 25 Swimming 45 Rally Club 'l-27 .ISA 2. LULA HOUK GEORGE HOWARD Tennis 25 FFA 'I-4. GABRIEL HOYOS RON HYATT CAROL ANN HYATT Track 27 Drama Club 3-45 Live Wire 45 FFA 'I-4, Sec. 2-3, FHA 1-25 Ari Club 'I-2. Honor Roll 3. Pres. 45 Press Club 4. SHARON ILES ABE TORREZ JIMINEZ EVA PEREZ JIMINEZ Stu. Coun. 35 Class Coun. 1-2 Club Coun. 15 Baskefball 2 Tennis 1-45 Rally Club 2-45 Mex. Club 45 Tennis Club 45 Varsity D 45 Art Club 3 Rally Comm. 3. i LARRY ROMO JACINTO, JR. PETER JACKOVICH Siu, Coun. 1-25 Class Coun. 45 Club Coun. 35 GAA 1-4, Pres. 45 Girls Block D 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 35 Span. Club 2-4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 3-45 Mex. Club 1-2-4, Pros. 45 Honor Rall 1-4. Track 4. BEN JOHNSON LEESTER JONES DORATHY JEANNE JOHNSON Siu. Coun. 45 Club Coun. 45 Live Wire 2-4, Editor 45 Swim- ming 1-25 CSF 1-45 Press Club 2-45 Quill 8. Scroll 45 JSA 15 Rally Club 1,45 Science Club 45 Athenian 25 Usher 35 Honor Roll 1-4. LUPE JUAREZ WANDA KEYES WESLEY KNIGHT EDWARD LINDLEY ADAM LOPEZ Cross Country 1-47 Track 1-4 Span. Club 1-27 Varsity D' 2-4. KENNETH TSUYOSHI KUBOTA Stu. Coun. 1-27 Del-Ano li land 2-47 Football 2-41 Bas- ketball 37 Wrestling 47 Tennis 1-47 Rally Club 1-27 Athenian 2-47 CSF 2-47 Varsity D 2-47 Boys State7 Honor Roll 1-47 Smartest Boy 3-4. CLORIA BEE LUCAS Stu. Coun. 37 Class Coun. 37 Bond 2-47 GAA 1-47 Girls Block D 3-4, Pres. 47 Har- lom Club 1-4, Sec. 1, Soc. 2. DONNA LEHMAN Tennis 2-37 TNT 1-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 47 GAA 2-37 Girls Block D 47 Athenian 27 Latin Club 27 CSF 1-4, Treas. 47 Span. Club 47 Bible 27 Honor Roll 1-4. GLORIA LUGO MICHAEL MACIAS PAULA MANTON SIXTO A MAGNO Football 1-47 Wrestling 1-37 JOE MASKOVICH Track 1-27 Varsity D 47 Greeks 47 Exec. Coun. 47 Salo- Football 1-47 Basketball 1-47 Banball 1-27 Varsity D 2-4. ty Comr. 4. was MIKE MQABEE Siu. Coun. 'I5 Class Coun. 2-45 Club Coun. 45 Foolboll 25 Bas- kelball 'I5 Swimming 'I-25 Rally Club I-45 JSA 1-25 Greeks 4, Sec. 45 Varsily D 2-35 Honor Roll I. WALLACE MCLAIN Live Wire 1-45 Press Club 4. DEEANN McCULLAR PATRICIA EILEEN MCNEIL Stu. Coun. 1-45 History Comm. 2, Comr. 45 JSA 25 Lulin Club 15 Rally Club 'I-45 Alhenian 15 Pub. Comm.5 Honor Roll 2-35 Exec. Coun. 3-45 Flower Girl 35 Comr. Consl. and By-Laws 3. IRENE EDINA PERCY R. MENDOZA M Mex Club 3-4- Sgt at Arms 4 MARGUERITE MILLER SALVADOR MESA DUANE MILLER GAA 3-45 Girls Block D 45 Band 'I5 Foolball 'I-3-45 Truck Football 'I-45 Wreslling 15 Harlem Club 3-4, Sec.-Treas. 3-45 Block D 2-45 Mex. Varsiiy D 2-35 Span. Club 45 FCS 45 Honor Roll 35 Usher Club I-4. I5 Honor Roll I. 3, 24 WAYNE MILNER Band I-45 Basketball 2-35 Cross Counlry 2-35 Swimming 'I-45 Varsily D 2-45 Honor Roll 'I. -ew We 5 ROSE C. MIRANDA VIOLA MONTALVO JOHN MONTES TlM MULLIGAN FBLA 45 Athenian 15 Honor Football 1-25 Wrestling 1-45 Football 1-45 Wrestling 1-2 Rall 1. Track 1-45 Varsity D 2-4. Track 2-45 Baseball 15 Span Club 1-45 Varsity D 2-4 Greeks 45 Key Club 4. O - F 'iii 1 .1 A f,5 .. 31 3 ' if JACKIE MURRAY WKE MURRAY Stu. Coun. 45 Club Coun. 35 French Club 45 Latin Club 1-25 Rally Club 1-45 JSA 2-4. GENE NAKAGAMA Class Coun. 1-45 Club Coun. 45 Football 1-35 Wrestling 15 Baseball 1-25 Rally Club 1-45 JSA 1-45 Greeks, V. Pres. 45 JACK MYER Rally Comm. 45 Varsity D Transferee 2-4: Honor Roll 1-3. I ill . :, A ,.KKLLV ,'.' yr at 9 .13 PATRICIA REGAN NOBLE Stu. Coun. 25 Class Coun. 45 Band 1-45 Choir 1-45 Yell Leader 35 Swimming 1-35 Rally Club 1-45 JSA 1-25 Rally Comm. 45 Welfare Comm. 35 Honor Roll 2. Stu. Coun. 15 Class Coun. 1-25 Rally Club 1-35 JSA 1-4. TONY NOBLE 25 MARGARET CHRISTINE ODOM Stu. Coun. 15 Swimming 15 GAA 15 Rally Club 15 French Club 15 Honor Roll 1. JANICE OKASAKI TNT 1-45 CSF 1-45 Bible Club 1i Athenian 35 Honor Roll 1-4 LARRY FREEMAN OTT ' Band 2-4. GETULIO R. PABLEO, JR. Football 2-45 Span. Club 2-45 Science Club 15 Athenian 15 Varsity D 4. RODNEY G. PACE ERIC PAUL PARSONS Stu. Coun. 1,35 Class Coun. 1-35 Club Coun. 3-45 Del-Ano 3-45 Choir 35 Football 1-45 Wrestling 1-35 Track 25 Base- ball 15 CSF 1-45 Quill 8. Scroll 3-45 Press Club 3-45 JSA 2-35 Rally Club 1-4, V. Pres. 35 Athenian 25 Varsity D 2-45 Greeks 4, Centurion 45 Honor Roll 1-4. FRANCES PAVICH Stu. Coun. 1-25 Class Coun. 1-45 Club Coun. 15 Band 1-45 Swimming 1,45 Science Club 15 JSA 2-35 Rally Club 1-45 Athenian 15 CSF 25 FBLA 25 Flower Girl 35 Homecoming Princess 15 Class Pres. 15 Honor Roll 1-45 Const. 8- By Laws Comm. 2-35 Slu. Aff. Comm. 15 Safety Comm. 3. DAVE PEREZ Band 25 Football 3-45 Basket- ball 1-35 Cross Country 35 Track 2-35 Baseball 1-25 Var- SKY D 2-45 Science Club 1. 26 SOCORRO ORTIZ LYNDA JEAN PERCIVAL Stu. Coun. 1-45 Live Wire 25 French 1-4, Sec. 45 TNT 15 FHA 15 Thalians 35 Athenian 25 Pub. Comm. 35 History Comm. 45 Press Club 25 JSA 15 CSF 15 Pub. Comr. 45 Honor RoIl'1-45 Flower Girl 3. PHYLISS PERIGO Rally Club l-25 Span. Club 1-2, Sec.-Treas. 25 CSF 1-25 GAA 'I-25 Athenian 35 Honor Roll 1-3. LYNN RADOVICH Class Coun. 45 JSA 25 Latin Club 25 History Comm. 35 Pub. Comm. 45 Rally Club 2-45 Class Soc. 4. DAVID PERKINS LARRY PIERCE Football 35 Swimming 2-4. SYLVIA PILAR RONALD LEE POGATCHNIK Choir 35 Baseball 15 Rally Club l. PAMELA POTTORFF Latin Club 1-25 Tennis 25 Rally Club l-4, V. Pres. 45 JSA 'l-35 Athenian 35 CSF 1-45 Financo Comm. 3-45 Girls' State 35 Choir 2-45 Class Coun. 1-45 Smartest Girl 1-25 Flower Girl 3. BARBARA JOYCE POYNTER DOLORES RAMOS JESSE RAMOS Basketball l-45 Cross Country 3-45 Baseball 15 Track 2-45 Vanity D 45 Span. Club 4. 27 ROSALIE REEVES DON RICHARDSON SHERYL ROBERTS Stu. Coun. 3-45 Class Coun. 1-35 Club Coun. 4, Comm. 45 Del-Ano 3-4, Editor 45 Live Wire 25 Tennis 25 CSF 1-45 Athenian 35 Exec. Coun. 2-35 French Club 2-4, Sec. 25 .ISA 1-4, Clerk 25 Speech Club 3-45 Stu. Aff. Comm. 1,45 Press Club 3-45 History Comm. 25 Rally Club 1-45 Quill 8- Scroll 45 Pub. Comm. 35 NFL 3-45 GAA I5 Pub. Comr. 35 Girls' V. Pres. 45 Baseball Scorer 3-45 Honor Roll 1-45 Usher 35 Smartest Girl 1-45 UN Dele- gate 4. ERVIN H. ROBERTSON Stu. Coun. 1-2,45 Class Coun. 1,35 Club Coun. 35 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Rally Club 1-45 Greeks 45 Varsity D I-45 .ISA 25 Key Club 45 Athenians 25 Stu. Aff. Comr. 45 Exec. Coun. 45 Boys' V. Pres. 45 Class V. Pres. 35 Honor Roll 1-4. RUBY S. REIS Club Coun. 45 GAA 2-45 Girls Block D 3-45 FBLA 45 Mex. Club 2-4. JOHN THOMAS ROBINSON Stu. Coun. 15 Band 1-45 Bas- ketball 2-45 Cross Country 35 Track 2-35 Varsity D 4. REBECCA RODRIGUEZ YOLANDA SILVA REYES Stu. Coun. 1,45 Class Coun. 3: Club Coun. 45 Del-Ano 3-45 Live Wire 25 Tennis 2-35 TNT 15 JSA 2-35 Pub. Comm. 35 Press Club 3-45 History Comm. 45 Mex. Club 1,45 Span. Club 15 Exec. Coun. 3-45 GAA 1, 3-45 Girls Block D 4: Rally Club 2,45 Flower Girl 35 Class Sec. 35 Del-Ano Bus. Mgr. 45 S.A. Sec. 45 GAA V. Pres. 4. RACHEL RODRIGUEZ JOYCE ROSE STANLY ROSSON CAROLYN JANETTE ROTH Stu. Coun. 27 Class Coun. 'I-35 Club Coun. I,4, Sec. 'lp Track Scorer 3-45 GAA 'l-2: Rally Club 'I-47 Rally Comm. 4g Pub. Comm, 45 Honor Roll 3-4. LINDA RUIZ Choir 1-27 Mex. Club 19 FBLA 2. VIC ALGENE RYDER Band 'I-3g Football 'lp Track 'I-2g Swimming 1,4g Key Club 4. SANDRA SALDANA JOE B. SANCHEZ Cross Counlry 'I-47 Truck 'I-45 Span. Club I-49 Vorsily D 2-4: Hurriars 'l. MARILYN SALSA Stu. Coun. 35 Del-Ano ly Live Wire 2-3: FBLA 37 Afhqnign :g2Pub. Comm. 3: Honor Rall LUIS SANCHEZ Foolbull 17 Alhenian Ip Honor Roll 'l-2. SANDRA SALAS JULIAN l. SALAZAR Band 'l 3, Foofbull l-2. 29 WANDA SUE SANDERS Choir 3-4. LARRY CARRILLO SERNA Band 37 Cross Country 27 Track 1. DICK SANDLIN Class Coun. 17 Football I-37 Basketball 1-27 Track 17 Var- sity D 2-47 Rally Club 1-2. LONNIE SI-IEPARD DELPHA MAE SOUTHWORTH Class Coun. 1-47 Choir 2-47 Swimming 27 Span. Club 17 Rally Club 1-47 JSA 2. EUGENIA ANN STEINHAUER Stu. Coun. 1-21 Choir 1-47 Yell Leader 3-47 Swimming 1-22 Rally Club 1-47 Legion Medal Club 1-47 JSA 17 Latin Club 1-2. RONALD HOLLIS SPEARS Band 1-47 Football 1-47 Bas- ketball 1-37 Track 2-47 Base- ball 1. DIANE TAYLOR TNT 1. TIMOTHY GARY SHEEHAN Class Coun. 1-45 Club Coun. I7 Band 2-47 Football 1-47 Wrestling 1-47 Baseball 1-47 Rally Club 1-47 Varsity D 2-47 Key Club 47 JSA 27 Athenian 17 Greeks 47 NFL 47 Class Pres. 2-47 Class V. Pros. 17 Honor Roll 1-4. IRENE CORTEZ TERRAZAS Class Coun. 17 Live Wire 27 Band 2-47 Span. Club 3-4, Su. 3, Pres. 47 Athenian 17 Mex. Club 2,47 GAA 1-47 Sri- onco Club 17 Legion Modal Club 27 FBLA 27 Honor Roll 2. DONNIE THOMPSON Football 1-23 Baseball 1, FFA 1-4. BILL DAVID VALOFF Bond I-47 Football 1-4, Bas- ketball 1, 3-47 Track 3-4, Baseball 1, Varsity D 3-4. JEFF THORNTON Stu. Coun. 1,3-4, Football 2-47 Rally Club 1-3, Legion Medal Club 1-4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 37 CSF 'l-4, AII1- anian 3, Stu.lAff. Comm. 4, Span. Club 2: Varsity D 2-4, Exec. Coun. 4, Const. ancl By-Laws Comm. 4, S.A. Parliamentarian 4, Honor Roll 1-4. NANCY VINALL Transferee: Club Coun. 4, Sec. 4, Live Wire 45 Choir 45 Rally Club 3-4, French Club 4, JSA 4, Sec. 47 Pub. Comm. 3-4, Safety Comm. 4, Flower Girl 3. ALBERT RODRIGUEZ URIAS Football 25 Wrestling 1-2. JIMMY RAY WADE Football 2. LYNDA VAN DESANDE Band 1-4, Choir 3-4. MARGARET JOY WADE WILLARD VAUGHT LAURA MAE WALLANDER FCS 4. 4 mf gum ',1,. RICHARD E. WALTERS Class. Coun. 35 Band 25 Foot- ball 1-45 Wrestling 25 Swim- ming 1-45 Varsity D 2-45 Science Club 45 Del-Ex 1. DON WAYNE WHITWORTH MICHAEL WANKUM Band 1-45 Football 15 Baseball 15 Honor Roll 3-4. GEORGE PATTON WRIGHT Football 1-2' Basketball 1-2 Track 25 FFA 1-4. TERRY A. YOUNG Stu. Coun. 15 Football 15 Bas- ketball 1-25 Cross Country 2-45 Baseball 1-45 Varsity D 2-45 Athenian 25 Key Club 4, Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1-4. DIANE JUDITH WARD SIDNEY WHEELER Class Coun. 1-45 Swimming 25 Rally Club 1-45 JSA 2. DANNY FLOYD YOUNG Baseball 1-2. BARBARA KAY WREN Band 1-25 FHA 1-45 GAA 2 FILEMON J. ZARAGOZA Football 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-45 Varsity D 2-4. 32 District 'I6 students listen attentively as Louie Caric, DeIano's S.B. Prexy conducts a discussion group at C.A.S.C. conference. C.A.S.C. conducts several meetings during the year for the purpose of enriching students with a better understanding of student leadership. 2 Bonfire blazes at Homecoming activities as great Greek Torch sends flames to the Gods giving spirit to the students of D.H.S. The Tiger Student Body participated whole- heartedly at the Homecoming activities starting with color week, the Bonfire Rally, Homecom- ing parade and ending with a victorious win in football over the Hanford Bullpups. Chosen to reign at the annual All-Sports Dance was Donna Hahn with her royal court as shown above: Anita Cruz, Timmie Anne English, Jen- nifer Black, Suzanne Holland. W To the right, Janice Anderson, Homecoming Queen, with her escort Kenneth Cruz, varsity team captain. Tim Sheehan Presideni fi I ,ff .5 Lynn Radovich, Secretary -vw wr' Class council were top: Mary Alba, Timmie Englishp bollom, Donna Hahn, ecwl Mike Mmm Vice President High illlllllil .loan Grober Treasurer Mr. Wayne Billingsley Mr. Dave Kelly, advisor Genie Sleinhauer, Frances Pavich. 35 6 O 0 JENNIFER BLACK-TIM SHEEHAN Chosen by their classmates as ihe Most Popular, Tim was Senior Class President and Jen was Head Varsiiy Cheerleader. KEN KUBOTA-SHERYL ROBERTS Voled smarlesf in the class, Ken and Sheryl headed the Athenian roster for four years in grade points. e 5531 1 s :yi ,-vgiaaifgsfseszzz --. ,J , ,::. We ' -W', . g ' Y .. ,.., Q . Rez' Q, - ,fpflgypzaw-W-' :' E,-,:z,f:L,fg,, li ,, . .. .- . ,S ,. X Q ' ' H Q X. ,,iQ3gfjf'3lEs2f I . - Q I 1, ' 2-f iimyii ll .fb f f? V .g 325' 'i fe - nf E- V f -f iJeEi, ,.L s9f.!'f,: .iew,2f ,m 36 The class of 1963 has proven itself very unique during its four years at Delano High. Beginning with the per- formance of a Greek Line Dance by sev- eral members of the class during the freshman year, a iname was born, and it has grown since then to mean many things. We give you the GREEKS, the class of 1963. In all areas of competition this group has excelled. During its two years of ex- istence, the Homecoming bonfire compe- tition has been copped by this class. As freshmen, the class won first place in the Homecoming parade car division and every year since has taken sweepstakes honors in the float division. But while the class united is mighty, it is the individuals who make the whole, and the feats of the individuals are in- numerable. X 1 'I r . ii R, si J if r S . , Wig ssf?fa15!r?L 'S fl t . l 1 DWIGHT ALLEN-MICHELLE ANTONELl Dwight and Michelle typify the spirit by which the class of '63 earned its name and the spirit by which they earned their titles of Most Greek. ERV ROBERTSON-JOAN GROBER To succeed in their roles of Most Outstanding, Mac held the office of Boys' Vice President and Joan succeeded herself four times in the office of class treasurer. 9 I -i 'T E . E luv LYNN f-sr vpn RADOVICH-ERIC PARSONS As much fun at a party as at school, Lynn and Eric well deserve their titles of Most Humorous. JIM COWEN-JANICE ANDERSON Flashing the smiles that helped to win them their titles, Jim and Janice were voted Most Friendly. fi s13-af-W i Md Q 5 , V -uw ' ,M Z? iff: Wm! , -5 W rv- 1 'L- at it 1 , , 1451 ., X Jas K L irefmgfq , , 5 ,. ,. , 'H X ' -.4 i S EVA JIMINEZ-KEN CRUZE Out at poolside sporting their emblems of rank, cvu, Girls' Block D president, and Ken, Varsity D president and all CYL football player were voted Most Athle 38 tic. JEFF THORNTON-PAM POTTORFF Because of their academic records, ambition, and willingness to Jeff and Pam were selected the Most Likely to Succeed. GENIE STEINHAUER-LOUIS CARIC Selected for their activities as the Most Active, Genie was a Varsity Cheerleader, and Louie was Stu- dent Association President. X M.: :af 2+ J .. Q i a f , W ? 53 , A X , Q 5 . 3 W Jiii -..nk iff? ,. l A 5 si l , . ' TIMMIE ANNE ENGLISH-MIKE HARGER Ready for the Prom, the Formal, or whatever, Mike and Timmie were voted the Best Looking Seniors. Timmie was a Harvest Holidays Princess. ' , 'Q--Qi N. 5 i Parlicipating in local politics, ihese senior girls: F. Puvich, J. Anderson, G. Sieinhauer, J. Murray, L. Percival, N. Vinoll, P. McNeil, and S. Roberls, pose in their Nixonelle coslumes. Representing Ihe senior class os Iheir candidule for Del-Ano Queen was Timmie Anne English. 'X 40 I I I I I 1 Louis Caric and Tim Mulligan restack grape boxes that were mistakenly taken for use in the Homecoming bonfire. Tim Sheehan, senior class prexy, officially begins homecoming activities by lighting the seniors' winning woodpile. Ben Johnson, wounded Tiger varsity man, surmounts the seniors' sweepstakes entry in the homecoming parade. The theme this year was Tigers in Orbit w V M J' 14 First, congratulations are in order to the students for their fine conduct. lt makes teaching a pleasure when students have the good behavior and attitude which is pre- valent. l hope the fine spirit will continue. This spirit can be accomplished by a collec- tive effort only. To the class of 1963, I wish you the greatest of success in your field of endeavor. To the under-classes, we shall look forward to working with you in the future. Vernon Lefebvre, principal Above, Mrs. Brumley takes a letter as Superintendent Frank Dyer dictates. Left, Mr. Dyer and Mr. Lefebvre confer on the tunction of the complexities of the high school. 42 . M nga V, w , fi ef 409 s l gl l if .X X x 'W -at f + i X K s ,QL If T51 l 1 5 N X S s M mc. X ' 9 xl 4' x L' ' 5 WX . E' Mr. Robert Bower, Insurance Agent 3 . Mr. Lido Sandrin Rancher A QQ SI K I T , . If TNR gig? , ,yi Y. 5 a W eg ,L wi Mr. Nick Dailey, Mr Jack Phillips Photographer Rancher lmdme, adam! Zecwlew The men who are on our school board are also leading citizens in our community. They put a great deal of effort into creating an ideal situation for the students and tea- chers to work. It is through their work that we are able to function on a level which is equal or better than other schools in Cali- fornia, as they are responsible for all money transactions which are necessary in our school. This year Mr. Sandrini was president of the board of education. 43 Mrs. Shollies and Mrs. Felix work hard lo keep lhe money problems torrecl. Mrs. Tom Carr keeps figuring lo gel the riglil answer. ' Keep: Mrs. Villegos and Mrs. Flores keep things working in llie Counseling seclion. One of lhe mos! imporlonl lobs ol our school is held by William Berryhill, business manager for Delano High. Mrs. Boone and Mrs. lrvmloy are Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Gabriel also secrelaries lo fl!! Principal dhd Sllplr- help gui in Ihg buginqgg gfflgq, inlendenl. 44 Meme? off A scene which is quite familiar is the building with the sign of our school. Here Ron Hyatt places the letters which show a coming event. Below left, Mr. James Hickey, librarian, tells students of the many books which are available in pocket editions. Below, Mrs. Johnson, assistant librarian, arranges shelves to enable students to get at the many books In our library. E 45 bf... My-, .. .5 k,.V K ,L ,. .rv .J I -4 .:., ,. '-in ,. Q Mo- K. . A' W, 'El - I: . li-rf f - i . iff . El J Af - '39 .,.., . 'L - UG, 'S 1' 4' - - .Qin it .fi L K i , ' ..5,igw.g:..-Q - - ?Siii,' Lfl' H if fe., A f ? w s e lg f.:iggasRseL'm-z.yz.,:.,..M. ,Q If 5 Elvin- HH-S -f Y-1 ' .- 2 . . x s 4 4 -. . A Miss Dorothy Morey, chief scholarship advisor keeps college information up- to-date for college bound seniors. H11 I Mr. Harold Benno, Iunior class counselor, helps students select a pro- gram which is right for them. Mr. Daniels confers with Mrs. Watanabe about student absence. rg RW. 46 WMP' Miss Jessie Bender, freshman class coun selor, sees to it that students are placed in a program that best suits their ability Girls are always at work in the student attendance office. .g-SA! -ii .., -4- N , ,.,.,.-s.. . il . if S aff . , R .. .,,. if Q i Counselor. Mr. Robert Solent, sophomore coun- selor, aids students in their pro- grams. Mrs. Hennessee is our able school nurse. lf she doesn't have first oid c he usuolly has kind words. Mr. Mclure, school psychologist, helps all students with their problems. A student is guided toward her future by Mr. Woyne Billingsley Senior YC, 47 Mrs. Hennessee tends to the ankle of Effie Davison who doesn't mind the gentle hand of our experienced nurse. Top, D. Melendez, A. Alchley, A. Lagrinap middle, B. Hannagan, C. Haggard, B. Johnson. Boliom, L. Daniels, l. Pralher, T. Savage. I Top, M. Hubble, B. Slankard, L. Phillips middle ll Klng, L. Fielder, S. Brambleft. Bollom, L Hendry L Geivel, E. Cartwright, B. Young. fu . 1- f lLf'Yl 5 1'5 Ri UP lifx ll 516195. , 'LQ . Ei , gf! V , gif ,,' H 4 W . . K? X? il M VLVI lv .Eh 'U , X, ,W ' il A 7 nik 5, P L' :Q .A i qi. Top, M. Adkins, Moore, F. McCowanp middle, L. Fenrnd, 0. Eppler. Bollom, J. Dix, B. Lon, K. Neal. Top, C. Sparks, J. Hensley, S. Brown: middle one, W Norvell, P. Fraze, R. Frisbee, middle fwo, A. Ford F. Willson. Bottom, B. Black, R. Garrison, S. Glorioso One of the lobs of the Ag. boys is to keep the garden growing. At the right is the cotton which is also one of their proiects. M i 2'-ra- 1, M511 E is 9 ' An evening of talk is enjoyed by Ed Maxson and Marion Fletcher, F of the Agriculture Department. mum 1564 A ' ,, W H Q, X i A M 1 55: 9 W? M - ,sly V - ' if ':, f.:.e575...- I V - ' A - ii I ., ' 11 ' B x,,.,,, ',:.,w2 Qf ' Q 1,-fs My ? L ..-4 J .P ' . are? ,-N65 'Q . 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'FE W' 5 3:15, 'f an ' .J H , ,rg , --131' E. ,, , , ..., ' '. 9+ A nw, V wg- fr. fs .N - - -MW ' -e,. 4. f i g i t .ff s 14 'f 1- 1 -f5':i.,Q 1 wives H-'f - b 'J if rrrr ' . f ' L V wig:-gi I -L, .,A,.i ., 535 4 , ,,gqQ5i rf5!, .eljT 4 K VV ,. .. 1f 1 A .: ' rm, it ' 4' ,,,gxgg,.,H.31.:+,9q y u .sw -Qesee :m:2,,P.. : we Q,-. - 5 -. ...fc .A wg,5sSRmkQ,,HL,,g, . . ,lf -fam , 50 Members of the Creative Arts Do- L, partment gather around the organ at the home of Miss Hester: Ron Dethlefson, speech: Chester Hay- den, choirp Claire Hoster, artp Jack Haehl, artf Marshal Coursen, drama. 4,5 ,av-4 Demonstrating the tree style stroke to his P.E. students is coach Waldo Stahl. Jovial describes the members of the P.E. group: Waldo Stahl, Gene , Beck, Don Tavolacci, Sophomore 1 Requirements, Noland Shaffer, Sophomore Requirements, Ralph ' Allen, department chairman. -ad' i113 '- ,-..'-Q-Q-fzfm.---f,, V , l lt-,Q WM of iw - '- - , ' 'V .,. P as ..., . N EH ' a,r.. ,,,, ,M ,.a,, -. .. . W! e-:rs 141 Nrrr, o r we of . tllwll? A , of ,p W ., Q' 3 1 5 , w ff-1 K ' N j,,,,::,.b3,M V,k.. ,,l,L, L ,:., Li,gEx ,V 'Wm I, , gy' ,V A 5 r he f f r e r 1 r , roaa .m,.,., ,rr, W ss'sa 'ff- ' I ass , K My Mi I he A ,,..: . W .me Q. 1, ::,,.. by Girls' P.E. teachers gather for one of many conferences. They are Karen Stahl, Norma Capella, Jan Kessler and Lynn Sorenson, department chairman. 5l 6 I 2 L Pat, Sandy and Kathy listen in- tently to the language coming in over the phones. The language lab is in constant use during the day at Delano High. sv, Members of the Language Depart- ment converse in English rather than their subiect: Kermit Adams, Spanish: Ed Goldman, French and department chairman, Joe Pokorny, German. Zecma if 3 plus 3 are six. This is the number of the Math Department. Bob Anderson, trigonometry, al- gebra, Erv Robertson, algebra: J.B. Teasley, math, Sylvia Biokne, algebra, Bill Ward, geometry, Ed DeFraga, algebra and department chairman ..... Members of the Home Ec De- partment get together over coffee: Mrs. Collins, Ada Hartman and Barbara Webb. All teach the girls the arts of keeping good house. Discussing future events for the Industrial Arts Department: Paul Luter, electricity: Wesley Rumbolz, mechanical drawing, Wayne Bill- ingsley, woodshopp Larry Soren- son, metal shop, Roy Tuttle auto shop, Don Christensen, woodshupp James Rice, auto shop. r J ,,,. V f s' Wg., iv, Mr. Nolan Shaffer seems to be enioy- ing his meol as do the other students and teachers. This meal was prepared to celebrate Thanksgiving. The business world is a hum of voices at the home ot Ralph Brooding, department chairman. Ralph Brooding, bookkeeping, James Steuart, typing, Troy Stark, typing and shorthand, Anson Vinall, bookkeeping, Eric Stone, general business, Jessie Bender, shorthand: Jan Lowry, business machines, John Lewis salesman- ship. E Members of the English Depart- ment pose for the photo at the home of Chairman Mary Salber: Sitting, Betty Hamilton, English I, llg lda Kaiser, English IV: Linda Mitchel, English llp Mary Salber, English l, II, Judy Weise, English lllp Gary Girard, English ll and l.lVEWlREp Standing, Bob Hall, English Ill and DEL-ANC: Mary Goldman, English l,II, Vern M:- Corkle, English II. X it Students learn the art of typing under the scrutiny of the business teacher. This is iust one of the many skills learned in this de- partment. 77 -,,.- li John Wankum of the advanced projects class is shown here with the newly acquired X-Ray machine. kde 70446 Enioying the atmosphere of the den in the Ed Butt's home are the members of the science de- partment: Mr. Jack Mason, bio- lo9Y: Mr. Gordon Lillis, physics and chemistry, Mr. Ed Butts, bio- logy, Mr. Miles Rider, physics and photography, Mr. Harold Benno, biology, Mr. Nathan John- son, biology. Sitting around the fireplace are members of the Social Studies de partment: Robert Selent, history Ray Fredrick, U.S. History, Dave Kelley, civicsp Jack Ritchey, World History, Bob Aguilar, World His tory: Dr. Louis Segesvary, World History, Don Hickock, civlcs and Department Chairman, 'Hx E x. .gsx Serving as iunior class officers were Jana Hamilton, secretary, Danny Williams, president: Cathy Parsons, vice-president, Cheryl Barnard, treasurer. i Discussing the Junior class activities for the year are advisors Mr. Above is Mr. Harolcl Benno, iunior class counselor, looking over the Jack Huehl and ML Lee Lowry- schedules that are in file for the many iuniors. Junior class council were K. Akers, l. Moreno, B. Radovich, B. Tuttle, S. Goert- zen, C. Takakip seated, J. Hamilton, D. Williams, C. Barnard. ll? Et f e e n a i ,H ., .. ' Jin. 'A 4' vw ' ' .,, g fr , .ac 1 56 - - is if Q, - an 7 X 1 .1 ' 5 l Q 4 . . . N ' 2 . . f k 9 - -. e ' ,ai ,S 1.2 ' . - 1 ,ak Q 4 41114 ' M-fs. 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Q 7 ... it .if-:lx fi 5' J Zn .k,,..- A .,, .ix W ,W , ...:.1-, 1 , v ,pg Jiffy .5 r. , 1155: wr- V K xx, M .lik -. yi . nfs.. . AW y- fa-ug. .-an-..,i 5 4' 'V - 'Nix . M... - Q, if , f 1 Aye a t aj. .vu . ia. Q3-3 A 1 r Ns 4-v ...qqyy K .,,.kk, f .iii . liigi x An 1 . AAN, .iw- --- , .w- K wr Most outstanding iunior boy was Brent Bird. ra. Q , I A f . , Q Q 'wt ..,, ya Cathy Parsons, mosl 4 ,.. L +. f VI ax 'B tx . W VW n J 3- fi m 4? as WF Qu frgflff' A .wmfaigq-Q1 . ff 1 W' jx! 5 ,,,.. r xx . Y . . . .,-: .1 it yi fn' K outstanding iunior girl. . K fi, 1. 51,5 , I 'Eff 'ff' , ft I tif nfl? A 1 2--,nw 1. f . .M f' s ' if ' 5,f4i?Ii!i3iTi':f -'if , 1.81 L. ,.J,. ,,.,. KH. . lf., ...X . A A J ,, 4 . ,,-. 'E 5 s A . f ...... ' 5 1 ,,.. .M K J:-wrf1: 'v -M W .-...dj f.5li' g:. LZ ., ,.., W... - vuvl 36 nd .uxwg -...I may We 'K 'Z G ii . . . . 4' Ili W . W. . .ar , 4' 1 ' ,ff ga. l,.- Au. . A-Q s f I we an . ef, .rel .,. ,Q -mf 9 -ma- X N v sl 'ily gb H .:. -. 'Q 2- . 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Guerrero Guerrero Gutierrez Gutierrez Haberman Hall Hall Hamilton Handel Hargis Harness Harris P 41 sr E be as K kk Q:-lt X: D 4 . L. W. Haskins Henritze Chosen as smartest junior boy was John Wankum. B. C. J. B. C. D. J. L. D. S. F. V. J. J. B. R. J. K. A. R. R. J. M. jl. J. S. R. J. M. B. C. V. K. B. R. P. C. P. G. J. L. J. M P. P. F. G F. J. Hernandez Hiett Hiett Higginbotl-iam Hilton Himenez Hoisington Holden Holthaus Hughes lnce Ingram lsham Jacobson James .luussaucl Jeffrey Jenson Jiminez Joaquin Johnson Jones Jordan Jordan Kates Kattner Keas Keith Kelley Kennedy Kiper Kovacovich Kroeker LeFebvre Lewis Li poma Liwagwan Log oluso Lorigo Loyd Loyd Ludy Magana Magano Manton Martinez Martinez Marrs Mast K. ASW , 'W fx H iii . ' ' 'W -J .., 1' 'Eye gf ff.. . '- .,. Q. J . X 3 Y . . . .1 .ff Q sf. N. 'mt- ' X. f, Q:-NM -., xy W-,Q 2 -. f fefszgrgb lk. K A . an ' 'C k,,, ffl of . 33, :Q . -.xy ' i.l .. . Eg i FQ nu., .W X , ew.. .4 In -' X . . 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A fha. iw-f 'Y l M r A ..2. lll 1 l P' we we ff Ik i . 'N , P'N'v-' 1' . .A who ! 1 nf-- -Q in it-ri S, ,,,,,,,,,,- ..,, l X' gqkinfl L. f X , , I an I V.kk A , ,ti 5 , ,f 'Sl wghe-. 7a Q. -., Q, -fy ' 1 s 'W no 4' in f. L 4-3' -,lg '--....f.u. wwf - M Q 03 f.,.L1' Q f L, , 'iff -1 ' K ly ww'-Q 1, r so A-P ml? 4' time 5 we 9' Q2 ,,,, , H l '75 vowe- pax 'De Maines Moslaio M. Mateo McFarland McMurray McQueary Meiners Menagh M. Mellow Mendez Mendez Mendez Mendez Medina Miller Moore Moore W. Moore Morales Moreno Murray Nadal Nagalani Naiera Nance Nava Neilson Nelson Noble Noe O'Daniels Olvera Orliz Ortiz Owens Owens Parker Parker Payer Parsons Pasillas Pavicich l. Phillips J' E J ' J. Phillips LX f S. my r j , , ss... my J. PhiIliPs 4' 'Q' J A lf miie T Q' M . N 'if W. Phillips ,H ,, ,I fn ,jf Q 5 .L '--'-fwi W. Pickering gi . --.ei .Q--ev fl L'-' ' J. Poner I2 J is is , .J . . I Wg , X . A in t gg i. in .:.,k iw B. Potter I I 5 J ' B. Powell . wh , . K . 3 iihi' :., N ,Sk gg? ' tag 4 6 W J. Price 5 A.. V- V . J 1 :I qs' f I 'N-., A B. Radovich 'K 4 -V j, A Z - ,Q E. vs 'sa D. Radovich i- i ke... K mf :- YN- l T. Radovich i , ' Under the guidance of their class counselor and class advisors, Mr. Harold Benno, Mr. Lee Lowry and Mr. Jack Haehl respectively, the junior class had a very successful year. With the help of their class officers who were Danny Williams, president, Cathy Parsons, vice-president, Jana Hamilton, secretary, and Cheryl Barnard, treasurer, the class sponsored the first after-game dances during foot- ball and basketball seasons. Both proved to be very successful. Later in the year they sponsored a car wash -., up Q . ,Q i ., from which all of the proceeds went to the annual Junior- Senior Banquet and Junior-Senior Prom which is given by the iuniors in honor of the senior class. Tigers in Orbit was this year's theme for the annual Homecoming festivities. In it the iuniors entered a very attractive float which won high honors. Cathy Parsons and Sherral Edson were chosen as Homecoming Princesses. Cathy also was sponsored by the Junior Class to repre- sent it for the first time as a DEL-ANO Queen candidate. G. Ramirez ' 5 y ., Q L, , . Ex' gt: , -4 3 6 ,..- . J. Ramos B. Randall W. Rankin J. Rash M. Ray P. Redfern I. Reyes H. Rhodes D. Richard E. Richer J. Risenhoover .E M., as 63 sl vi Eb. is T i ' L . 'Nw' 'i'xs'fi - ,P 7 5 X fill- , ... . 4 ' 4 ' is ' Q F1 .J JZ! ..:.f3 't . .H K e' i ififfilf , ' MA es. Serving as iunior class Sweater Commit- tee were Barry Radovich, Susan Blank, Cathy Parsons, and Brent Bird. 2 mittee were C. Parsons, K. Harness, C Wise, J. McFarland, and C, Barnard. Members of the banquet committee were top: S. Audap, C. Wise, K. Harness, S. Black, C. Barnard, bottom, M. Kelley, V. Kovacovich, K. Akers, S. Goertzen, J. Fowler. Members of the Junior-Senior Prom Com- B. Ritner M. Rivas I. Rodriguez S. Rodriguez N. Roth L. Rowland A. Ruiz .I. Rush P. Salileng E. Samuels M. Sanchez M. San Juan D. Santiago J. Sapien C. Sarceda F. Sarmiento K. Saylor L. Schlitz K. Schultz H. Serda J. Severson L. Shaffer K. Shallies J. Shankle B. Sheeter L. Silva D. Sims J. Slifkoff J. Smith J. Snider D. Snyder M. Soto J. Sparks J. Steinhauer J. Stepheny B. Stewart K. Stockmun C. Stonesifer C. Tokaki L. Tamayo N. Taylor L. Tenchovez C. Tipton C. Toner A. Torres C. Townson B. Tuttle D. Twiford l. Urias J. Ussery M. Vidana V. Villanueva R. Viloria L. Vines C. Wallace J. Wankum -an -1 'ou ,vo 0? . M -:lip , v, v . of. .... fy' 'i' ,-cup, K J XSFMFI-M 'ff wfw,! sm V' 'ii I - 4 .-, - Q..1q .' 423152 1 ' -Qi: M A gum f ' L f . iff . Tim. . 2 9 qv fi X 31.9 e gi! 1 .fi . 5.4 Sv , - 1 J Qu E .W X ' 'Fa gun ni, .5 . X nun 9. :QL vf-. rv r fizgi iw .. 5. I' ,x ,W ...M , . f. nk-.. .fk z,Qf,'j Q -. . J l'i... pl li? ..+'Q3m 'iiff .flak 1 Aux E2 G ., . W , a f'e3 g.J as I ' . sl b f mi ' K , - , . ,4, 4 ii? -93. il ii , ff Q M .,. J...J iw - ,wfgiq?, A l gg i 'F ' .. 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' af. ff Taking First plane in the float division ihk il during the Homecoming fesliviiies was 'he lunlof Class EVWY- hiif', i ff, f ff - ' -1 ' W . , iioii W 1...-s 4 4 ..4..r' A i B. Yeais S. Yonakl S. Young A. Zacarias A. Zaragoza R. Zuniga B. I. D. Whilworih Wiley Williams Williams H..-M i HW JK . . 5... . , W1 15' . u el L. Willis J. Wilson R. Winkel C. Wise B. Woolen il' 'il , V LA f, if ' i ink .. 3 H1 115 Il' D. Wayne J. Whiifen , wi Q -. S mai, 1 4' . fi i g .5 . ,. . S ' L . ...wf 2 .Mfr-.. -5 '. .. Q 1, 4 . .2 3 in . ml f HW f.. . ,gfscfi . - '1 fajclii 5 a fin , v ruff 1 , 1. W Q. . f- .W f Y ,. , . X, ,.,. Q, . 66 .1- ... .N 1'-a M.. 'K ' ' . . -7 2133? a f' -u vias, 4515 su. .Mg .. ls' .,5,.. . ol ry, AQ Q... f Q... , ,Q in-li V si -ss., 5 Wm 'N Sophomore class officers were Carol Wankum, vice-prasidentg Buddy Dixon, president. secretaryp dflf 459-ff f' Y , i .eq Shernn Dunn, treusurerp Marilyn Dollahite, ,X 'li' iii. I Q I I x ki I V M' ' IL. 15,5 i r C' if E., f L Q Tigers in Orbit wus this yeur's theme for the ' 1 W 1 j - annual Homecoming festivities in which the sopho- ' C X more dass entered u float which won high honors. Sophomore class council were top: N. Baltazor, B. Goboldin, C. Cartwright, R. Myrick, C. Sampoyano, K b D. Letlowp bottom, L. Hiett, N. Grocia, L. Wither- spoon, M. Dollohite, J. Torrez, B. Mayberry. S4444 I x 1 I me .A 5 B, 'EL' Q er , i 434+ ' arvr Kwan WS 1, ,QQ ft. . ni b V ,. QQ - . I? i Mow H Q, , . in ix y ew :hy . AL' Z R' f, ' P: fx . K rv , ,il A My .fl ,.,LV ly E12':ffl':-A -4.g?5::.l?fw fi A .tr-A-.2:3::::irsif an . i l A -'x ff-., it 'MNA' 1:2 -. rv l ,...-A-. its ,QF :V Rm 1 J . 'll ,f 1' 1 , M il. E L Z ,, ,I fp , - - : ' 1' ,Ari 7 , gl' , 'GW if W 0-V y A , i B an are ff 4, l ff , ,. F Q T 1 z EM s . Y M, .1 f . . , g ik , ii i i V F1- 3 ,po . A X w. 4 K . 2 5' I: K V -...F ' V4 5 ,avi A si fl K X .1 5 A 4, F B eyy , L i A 'A ,ii l tlh 68 0 , 've ,Hn K. .z f f 'a A We 1 vi, 'fi gi ..x ,, 'N 3 'Je-'af ,- , iw A+ AZ. 9: . VD 4. :, ' ' 'verbs ve J if .uf , B gf, 'W H -fl' A 1' 1 X g a V. 'w.,XH,,, A K iii tm , 2 ' 'Qi' fi A 'Saw A Yu.. 4' 2 aw! 4' in .f 1- :5 M i , Abbot! Abell Adams Agbalog Agcuroili Aglang Alcala Aleio Alonzo Alvarado Alvarez Amendolu Anderson Anthony Arumbula Arreola Atkins Atwood Auslln Avon Ayson Ballazar Barnes Behrnes Bell Bell Bergslrom Bernard Beyer Bibse Bibae Bishop Blaylock Blaylock Blevins Boivln Bonly Borunda Bowers Bralcher Brolcher Brewer Car washes, dances, choosing their class rings, and their entry to the annual Homecoming festvities were some of the events that the Sophomore Class parti- cipated in throughout the year. Helping Buddy Dixon, president, with the class activities were: vice-president, Marilyn Dollahite, secretary, Carol Wan- kum, and treasurer, Sheran Dunn. Mr. Robert Selent was counselor and Mr. Jack Ritchey and Mr. Eric Stone, respectively, were advisors. C. Brown J. Brown C. Brunk L. Bumanglog D. Burrientos S. Butler L. Byers M. cqlip R. Callahan R. Colvillo N. Canota R. Contutay 1 Q -1 . .. sg .. .... . .. Bli 4 v V . . .. . .: .5r,gg, Ring Committee members were: M. B. Gabaldon, C. Sampoyau. T. Bridges P. Broeoks M. Brookshire E I 3 f gf S. Carclona B. Carey 0. Carrillo J. Carter R. Carver C. Casey C. Castro 'fflfry s ,,, Q C. Cartwright l , F. cosmic - . .v'BB W J. Cato V f A. Champion , 33 I ' V 5 ' -M R. Chanley .9 I,-as i ll ' M K in -fig N. Chapman g qi Q B 12,, ' BRQ o. char-'psi g , ,Q su...-C s M ve, fx 'A' E - ' 7 69 5 1 .... . flee Dollahite, C. Wankum, C. Jackson, N. Gracie, Q fm: e.r' x l 'BQ ll X I A- .ifmf .U f' ff 'I' '...' KV W Oj??IV,ri:7 9. V7 K 9, ' Q Q 5 -. ,ff A .-we on V . A . 2.54 I ' 'Q'--+1 3 5, 1. x ian 5. ,la AR- - 1 ld 1' .N ,fVx'3is RS r g We N 1 -lf ff. ,sew B M R vgfifgl X l+5lQ.....f5' Juv f5 h vlvs.- t If J Q -23. .5 .Y 5' .W 1.- L. M . -.. ..' f ,n.:,.t- fs. ., , . .. M- L 'kg L53 . ' . is L., K . f al? all X i l ith , so . ,A r, ,ls . ' L ' .K J ..f:f-F . i X . ,sw 5 Q , 'iff . Yx :,,Q.yL.,... if ,R .t My ,, gy if! AR W.. ' A . ' ,aw as -QW .QU Q i rv. : at M sf N., E41-'41 0, .f 1. Q! C.- L -fin? 1 A-C, R .- a vi .:-.L 41 .,.. A - L' K ' -I H 1 f . . 1. f -'f 'f A ' Q . f.,-I rl HE LIQ. .. . ' L. J ,go .f,- .,.,, .X fian- f- me , i . 3. . 3. r Q 1 X S QA,-4 H f X W J we lr '- , if .aes J ig: f L 3-N ,V rx K .h W 5 I J.. i i .tx ., Q.. ,,..,,.L ...sf ,av- 70 llg- 31? ' I UW AX 11.4 .-:TL awe -Q- C. Chose A. Chavez C. Clark J. Clark J. Conley M. Constantine K. Cook L. Cooker L. Corder D. Corlez G. Coslales L. Criner S. Cruze J. Cuadra R. Dahilig J. Daniel V. Dano L. Davidson T. Dawson J. DeCorlez L. Delagado F. Delllio J. Dirks B. Dixon K. Dodson M. Dollahile A. Domingo L. Doria S. Dunn C. Duran J. Dyar L. Edson M. Escarpi T. Escobia D. Evans J. Eskew A. Falcon B. Felix J. Ferre! A. Fidenzia J. Fleming L. Flores M. Flores J. Ford J. Forebush J. Franklin N. Fruuslo L. Freeman T. French B. Frymire V. Goines C. Galindo L. Galindo S. Gollehar L. Goray R. Garcia Z. V. P. L. M. L. P. H. J. L. N. S. K. B. J. W. D. J. L. R. R. M J. S. D. S. G. J. A. C. C. R. R. Y. K. L. D. B. N. Garza Giordano Godwin Gomez Gomez Gonzales Gonzales Goodman Goodin Grace Gracia Grassmick Gray Green Green Grimes Gross Guerber Guerrero Guerrero Guiierrez Haggerlon Hail Hail Hamilton Hancock Harger Hargis Harness Harfield Hawkins Henrirze Hendry Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hesier Hieil' Hillard Hinoiosa Honbo fl-'af -.Q me Jacek 7 ffdead 'P-fr - iii .,. ieir 111. R :.., . K, if 1 iris .... H ..,, l, .R . 4 V , Q r' 'C .ga-if t . G SLXNQXR ' W-'I' -:tg 5 .. me W 1 -Aw, fi . , f ::: is r K Q at 4-I f an 45 . je., -1 3:31 A R - R ', . 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A A -5,9 J A J fx A , ' 'I . . nw A ky ,ui -,,1 'V Serving as sophomore class coun- selor was Mr. Robert Selenl. L. L. D. B. B. C. C. A. C. M C. M M J. J. R. S. L. R. E. M C. S. M A. P. N. L. R. B. J. J. V. M D. H. J. D. M. A. J. Hooker Hooks Horne Howard Huerlo Hueria Huerla Hylton Jacinio Jackson Jackson Jazmin Jelacich Jenkins Jiminez Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Kennedy King King Knox Lombrana Labocc Laeno Lupe Lara Latimer Lavers Law Lawhead Leo Lyons Lee Lefebvre Leicero Lelis Letlow Lisenbee Lopez Lopes ,Q 43 Most oulstanclrng sopho- more boy and girl were Sieve Johnson and Marilyn Dollahile. M. Lopez O. Lopez W. Lopez L. Louis L. Lucas L. Lucas M. Luduy N. Lugo J. Luian J. Luque D Maiors V. Manzano S. Marquez E. Marlinez G Martinez J. Markham B. Mascovich B. Maxon B. Mayberry L. McDougal J. McLain M McNabb C. McNuN E. Medina M Medina D. Mendenhall C. Mendoza L. Mendoza S. Meza M. Miller G. Mingus R. Mitchell A. Montes P. Mooney C. Moore .. l 1:25 3. . 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Q-3 lf is A-:GNL gf' LL , 'W-if 3r -2 , 'wx 4 5' ' , ' l T' 'Ying i li fi H : N E I i 'l i l' li V: :2 2 x . W , fs 5 'i 1 N- . , ?fw44 9 RRQEVWMA , A ' K'kk i ' k fr AM, 1 fm . Q , X K V 1 L., 1 ,-:imqw-' j' Vargas Vagliard M. Vara Valadez Valadez Vasquez Vasquez Vasquez Vega Vidano Villegas Villegas Waits Walker Walker Wankum Weser Wheeler Whitt Whittaker Wilkerson Willis Williams Willls Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Witherspoon Wooten Whight Yasania Yates Zaninovich Zaninovich Adams Adams Agtang Aguere Ailes Akers Aledo Aleio Alcala Alexander Allison Almguer Alquiza Alvarez Ancheta Ancheta Angulo Aquinaga Aquino Arehart Avant: .,,,..-J - H V,,, ,pe-'- Discussing the freshman class activities were class officers: Mike Gonzales, president, Jim Redger, treasurer, Jan- ice Hannigan, secretary, Miss Jessica Bender, class counselor, and Loretta Massey, vice-president. Zeke cyan 2715 em Beginning eagerly on Freshman Day, September 4, Delano High's class of 1966 proceeded to earn the notice and respect of other classes for its many activities. When thoroughly orientated with the aid of special assemblies, counseling, the new student handbook, and regular Fresh-Orientation classes, the lively frosh set out to fill their high school years with fun and study. As their first social event of the year, the freshmen at- tended the Howdy Hop sponsored by the Student As- sociation. Later in the year they sponsored after-game dances during the football and basketball seasons. Under the leadership of Mike Gonzales, president, Loretta Massey, vice-president, Janice Hannigan, secretary, and Jim Redger, treasurer, the freshmen later had a car wash to boost their class treasury. Freshman class council were top: G. Villegas, M. Gonzales, J. Beyer, D. Reynolds, S. Maples, E. Peterson, G. Avants, bottom, L. Ford, M. Twiford, D. Jackson, L. Dominguez, M. Le- moine, J. 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Sanchez E. Sanchez J. Sanchez M. Sanchez P. Sarceda R. Sarmienlo D. Schauland E. Schiavon V. Schimcll' C. Schneider T. Schwarlze E. Scrivner V. Senoran V. Serda A. Serrano L. Serrano D. Serros E. Shankle L. Shepherd E. Sierra J. Singlelerry M. Smith J. Snyder S. Soboleski C. Solo L. Sparks T. Slane B. Stanley R. Sl. Clair D. Slevens M. Slevenson M. Subillaga B. Suclerman J. Tarange M. Tarango F. Tavena F. Taylor L. Tayler L. Tenny S. Tinsley V. Thomas C. Torrez I. Torrez T. Torrez B. Tosh P. Touchstone H. Trulello M. Twlforcl Villclreal Villareal Villegas Viloria Viray Viray Waits W-aldrop Walker Walker Walker Walfield Watkins West Whaley Whitehead Whitt Williams Wilson Wilson Wood Wood Wray Yanez Yasclnia Yee Zaninovich Zargoza 'lA-- ,,,,:1.. A f.. ,ww M, I W -Q N 1 ,ci he tti . ,,r4 , a V V at :Ev gi., ik- NR 1 5 i' es I 4 9 F Smartest freshman boy and girl were Howard Nagatani and Janice Hannagan. 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I' my mfwi Ui Louis Caric STUDENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Mr. James Rice STUDENT ASSOCIATION ADVISOR Sheryl Roberts GIRLS VICE-PRESIDENT Taking over the duties of Student Association President was Louis Caric who had the necessary student leadership to fill this important position. Under the guidance of Mr. James Rice, advisor, Louie had a great deal of help from Sheryl Roberts, girls' vice-president, Erv Robertson, boys' vice-president, Yo- landa Reyes, secretary, and the very capable students who filled the ,positions of commissioners. They started their activities by at- tending leadership camp at Camp Con- dor during the summer months and going to the conventions of the California As- sociation of Student Councils. Yolanda Reyes STUDENT ASSOCIATION SECRETARY Erv Robertson BOYS VICE-PRESIDENT 654 Executive Council were: Michelle Antonell, Commissioner of Rallies, missioner of Safety, Yolanda Reyes, Student Body Secretary, Linda Patricia McNeil, Commissioner of History, Pam Pottorotf Commissioner Percival, Commissioner of Publicity. Standing is Louis Carle, Student of Finance, Jeff Thornton, Parliamentarianp Sheryl Roberts, Girls' Vice- Body President. President, Erv Robertson, Boys' Vice-President, Sexto Magno, Com- 91 Pictured above is the victory bell presented to the student body The Rally Commission held many sur- prises for Delano High this past year such as the new victory bell. For a short time the rallies were held after fourth period looking for a better turn out. The History Commission revised the school constitution to suit the many changes that have taken place through- out the years. O ,fax Rally Commission members Back Row, D. Allen, G. Naka- gama. Middle, P. Regan, C Cartwright, J. Anderson, M Lucich, S. Pilar. Front, G. Stein- hauer, COMMISSIONER M. An tonell, J. Black. The History Commission were: COMMISSIONER Pat McNeil, Susan Black, Yolanda Reyes, and Janet Keith. 92 ,resident Q E3- 5 A6551 zip 0 I ,Q 9 :ln L Z 2 .0 4 VFP Ag.: 'fb It I 1 A, X Zi Q .,. Alf by Michelle. Accepting the honor is louis Caric, student body x . m9f3 ' FINANCE COMMISSION: Marty Lo pez, Joan Graber, COMMIS SIONER Pam Poilorff. PUBLICITY COMMISSION: Top, D. Johnson, J. Graber, D. Snyder, D. Ward, D. South- worihg Boliom, C. Akers, COMMISSIONER L. Percival, N. Vinall, D. Hahn. SAFETY COMMISSION: Bill Burum, Nancy Vinall, COMMISSIONER Sixfo Magna, Su- zanne Holland. Right is Sixlo in Iho auIo shop. 2 Smazi 93 i I s- .4 Making sure DHS keeps to the school Constitution is the Constitu- tion and By Laws'Cammission. Dick Snyder, COMMISSIONER Jeff Thornton, and Phillip Lipoma. . One ot the tremendous iabs of club council is the handling of homecoming. Here we see the crowning of Queen Janice by Kenny Cruze from the varsity squad, while in the background are the other beautiful queen candidates. All of this was made possible by this most important student government organization. CLUB COUNCIL were top: P. Taylor, B. Johnson, J. Hiott, Roth, T. French, S. Kattner, J. Black, D. Johnson, C. Akers, R. Harness, D. Snyder, K. Saylorg middle one, G. Naka- B. Carr, bottom, V. Villanueva, P. Salileng, S. Audap, E. goma, J. Francis, B. Hennossee, R. Reis, C. Gomez, E. Parsons, M. Dallahite, M. McAbee, N. Vinallp standing: Garcis, C. Parsons, Y. Reyes: middle two, S. Holland, C. COMMISSIONER S. Roberts. tadent W Members of Student Council were Top: N. Coleman, E. Garcia, M. Lopez, P. Gonzales, l.. Camunes, OI Pilar, P. Handel, M. Lucich, R. Rodriguez, T. George, C. Akers, D. Johnson, B. Phillips, and G. Argel. Bottom: S. Pilar, C. Paiz, F. Dawson, J. Snider, R. Kovacavich, J. Montero, W. Clark, S. Wheeler, G. Brewer, and L. Bean. Delano High School Student Council planned a busy year of activities for the Student Body. One of the proiects that got underway was the California Asso- as ciation of Student Councils' District 16 meeting. This event took place Feb. 5 on our school campus which lasted all day. Discussion groups exchanging ideas and a talk by Mr. E. B. Antonell on his trip . to Russia were the two highlights of the y day. A group of one hundred Student Council members throughout the district toured the c a m p u s , visited different classes and were entertained royally during their visit. it ml . et.. ' i , 6' 1. . 1 fu., . . V . 21 35f. m ' . ,, ,, msn, ,f,,-Seal-1 5' - - ,, .. ,Mfy sg' ,ji f f 'H V iff 1 , p ' .B ' ws' '-li? at 'ia - Ji 1 W2 Y e .. , '15 ...V . s ,, ' , sniff ew ei-f5..7rg2,-1f,wic:w'.-:,f.af.Mus',Q-.ig,s+.uQzg:,g1fwwqfd -e ,f ,,, :., , g,-fm In-F ,, ' K- -,z. 935 5, M,g,.-Jgifggw,-,.,:555,, 1 ,V . . ,I . is ' Standing at attention while the Star Spangled Banner is being played are the students of DHS. This is lust one of the many motions that was passed and carried by Student Council. 95 , ,VVV K ivv' -i Q, L , .E Z .P A fi gl!l0 Presenting the 1962-63 DEL-ANO staff: top, J. Cartt, P. Burnett, C. Parsons, D, Snydu 5. Pgnomh C. Nelson, G. Argel, S. Black: bottom, Y. Reyes, C. Cardoza, S. Roberts, D. Hahn. Section editors were Peg Burnett, faculty, Eric Parsons 96 sportsg Donna Hahn, art, Cardoxa, classes. Gloria Argel, activities, Cora 5-.1 Editor Shoryl Roberts :hacks tha dummy DEL-ANO with advisor Robert J. Hall. Business manager Yolie Reyes and her assistant Cathy Parsons check the ad contracts. The Live Wire Staff were, standing, D. Snyder, W. McLain, D. Carpenter, Sitting, S. Fulmis, M. Kelly, C. Bar- ,- nard, N. Vinall, E. Garcia, S. Audap, S. Busby, Editor D. Johnson, P. Bur- nett and L. Gonzales. 1 N fr, Serving the Live Wire as reporters wore: standing Sheila Fulmis, Peg Burnett, Sitting, Serrian Busby, ond Mary Kelly. f,. mums-ware-K - u.,,, Looking over an exchange paper, were Wallace Mclaln, feature editor, Susan Audop, business manager, Dorothy Johnson, editor-in-chief, Esther Garcia, page editor, and Dick Snyder, sports editor. Mr. Gary Girard, Live Wire Editor of '53 and '54, ls now advising and teaching the Live Wire Staff. J Clorinets, top: V. Kovacevich, L Thomas, C. Binh, J. Hickok, S Pilar, S. Alvarado, I. Terruzus, B Hinoioso, L. Golindo, C. Lucas bottom, H. Guerrero, H. Serda P. Godwin, G. Mingus, B. Law T. Bones, D. Lopez. ' ' ' 'i: l H-KW 2- 1 'ii '- 1 l7T'N T 'xiliQlii-:.:ii4'1 it. ., ,M L r-. I' Trff- -If '. u . i 'L .. K ' :.- r- .: ., X iiif . 522 f ' f V ' - E Mm f:': NL i ' 'J Q ... ,,. .Hi 1. , K f ' - X...--.fm . ,G -: g i , ' . .frri ' . W .., e-, . Q is fisf' 15 515 s A. ' Q f., 'iii J . - if s - 5 . fig fw. i. Q. .' ' J - Z . . or 'X F ' -M W ' ' W .1 . -2. ...E , . - , ,YL L 1 . A - ff... . M 5- 1 it ' 'Q' K' . Wine if -af ,Q 7 3. 1 . 'M fi , fn if I K L 1 , Kai. ..i...- . il S. K H Trumpets, top: R. Dunn, J. Cartt, R. Mendez, T. 2 . ZKKI: Q, f J J 'V is, 'f' K ,V A! My Fernandez, B. Bloylockp bottom, B. McAbee, R. . .L 'if' 'ii' ' J' ',r. Kovacevich, R. Burney, M. Sanchez. -,vw - Q- V- ff. . 4 J zu: .- ---4,1 z' is . A y .ww .QQ A ' ' f ffm ' ' 2. t e.. 1 e , .. 1: .,..,2-. .' f '77-E N . 'ff W f to B .... .J R531 ' 3. mi? R ' Mx - 3 ' ' if . - ' ' 'J' 1, . -.-- . 4 . 'L L , , 4.3: if . 25. ff X g ig 3' ig. QV 5 K.: .A .sw V ff 5 L Trombones: Robinson. meme K. Heinrich, R. Lefebvre, J. Lopes, L. Bumanglag, K. Kubota, J. , ,,f,+f:f., ....,,,.,,. ' ' . r . .,.. A. X 5 ' AL ,K W . I mf ra J . R ful 1 B J 4 ...ff '1 f .f 'f J 5- . . 5. .... Q . L. ff . if J 'g jgjgh 1 gi W 4. x W ,E 1 I 'J .fkh ffl' W ' Eli. , f 52? f lif. Double reeds, top: J. Brumblett, F. Povich, E. Lind- ley, bottom, J. Hamilton, C. Jones, J. Block, P. Percussion, top: L. Brumley, G. Argel, R. Spears, front, N. Honbo, W. Dixon. fsnvfxrl I ' French Horns: S. Holland, T. Sheehan M Lee M Orhz ' fa DRUM MAJOR--KEN HEINRICH OB Basses M. Wankum, R. Rilner, W. Rankin D Goehrlng Banlones G Heredua, S. Thompson. E .2 K ...Q ?' Qi L l ggi 5 Q 4 4 K 'Pl El' ?'3'3 J , I . K 8 A . .R ,T 9 Y 'ii .. 'Cs fl 'J ,., M . 1- 'Y M - L 1' R .g reg i 2 f- .1434 . J ,Q l'v3 .e...s dxf' ' - 2 A . DHS CHOIR, top: T. Ellsworth, G. Anich, J. Schlitz, J. Hiett, W. Rankin, B. Johnson, B. Bird, middle 1, D. Reynolds, T. English, K. Harness, L. Van de Sande, B. Yeats, D. Southworth, L. Carr, middle 2, L. Shaffer, S. Goertzen, E. Ellis, E. Hamilton, J. McMurray, P. Goellerp bottom, S. Saldana, G. Menaugh, J. Rose, R. Mayberry, M. Bryant, K. Akers. Exe Choir Director Mr. Chester Hayden and Piano Accompanist Mary Taboyo have led the choir to higher fields of enioy- ment and fun through music. lOO , M is o ,,,, I .r , D J Y-E 'M I, in I 1' I I 5 Top row: R. Juussaud, K. Heinrich, R. LeFebvre, E. Lindley, L. Brumley, E. Frula, R. Forquera, R. Jiminez, middle 1, C. Rolh, P. Regan, 5. Holland, R. Rodriguez, L. Beene, S. Iles, I. Wiley, middle 2, ' ' - N. V'n ll, Ph'lI' J Sieinhauer M AnIonelI M Lunch, P. Pohorff, R. Rodriguez, boilom row, I a J. lips, . , . , . M I I E. Gallego, C. Akers. M. Callahan, L. Hayden, V. onavo, 44' I X ,f m ff A . 2 IOI Larry Thomas-DHS Band Director TH Larry Brumley Janet Lee .. Jerry Parker Directed by Natalia exclaimed You are trymg to get our land Lomov shocked by the outburst srts speechless You loud mouth old gout, Lomov shouted to Tschubukov after he ns refused the hand of Nntalnu '1 5 - 1 e Fife-X jf e L - X ,.. .2 ' iff, .cgi ,Q S 7 -wi...s....,..,.M, ., K. W Ji 5 Members of our drama club, the Thalians, were top: B. Johnson, G. Hoyas, J. Parker, L. Brumley, P. Blevins, J. Forbush, L. Byers and R. Laversp bottom, T. Wilson, M. Dollahite, O. Armas, G. Walters, D. Owens, J. Dirks, and G. Barnard. Officers of Junior Statesmen of America were Mike Boivin, committee co-ordinator, Susan Audap, vice-president, Dick Snyder, mayorp Nancy Vinall, secretary, Peg Burnett, treasurer. gs,-if Attending conventions and debating political decisions were the many activities taken up by the members of JSA. Members were top: L. Caric, S. Roberts, and J. Wankump bottom, T. Adams, P. Adams, T. English and N. Vinall. 7,1 . .Ei Vi or Members of the French Club were top: S. Roberts, N. Vinall, B. Phillipson, P. Brooks, B. Bishop, D. Snyder, P. Lipoma, C. Cartwright, J. Hamilton, P. Burnett, K. Harness, V. Kavacavich, S. Atwood, T. Ayson, G. Bibee, and L. Byers, middle 1, B. Taylor, 5. Geortzen, P. Goeller, D. Johnson, J. M'cFarlane, K. Boivin, C. Barnard, B. Bibee, D. Myers, middle 2, P. Mooney, C. Wise, C. Brown, S. Fulmis, M. Mateo, V. Villanueva, N. Canata, R. Wilkerson, bottom, C. Peterson, T. French, K. Akers, S. Audap, R. Lavers, and N. Honbo. 7wZeze4fZ Margin! Members participating in the activities of the Latin Club were top: S. Wilson, D. LeFebvre, M. Stevenson, J. Snyder, J. Becerra, H. Nagatani, P. Sarceaa, C. Gallaher, and L. Henritzeg bottom, R. Harness, T. Zaninovich, G. Richardson, L. Carr, S. Butler, V. Gior- dano, K. Hester, and F. Sadoy. 104 gvv-.wg-'w , V A- .- v--' 'W M - WM- we-.e.. . A.,,, ,,. 0, . , E l L , . Q is . V. ,E .f,.,.f s3,,,.w, S ffm. hrs Members of lhe Spanish Club were lop: F. Brislol, Alvarez, phens, S. Cruze, P. Adams, L. Galindo, S. Alvarado, M G. Walker, N. Baltazar, F. Barrienlos, E. De Guzman, J. Lopez, C. Perez, Y. Perez, Y. Dela Garza, I. Torrez, C Rodriguez, G. Pableo, J. Sanchez, and B. Frausio. Middle Lopez, M. Morales, 0. Carrillo, V. Vurgus, and F. Gon- 'l: J. Sarceda, P. Salilang, S. Meza, O. Lopez, K. Mulligan, zales. Bollom: V. Villanueva, A. Torrez, B. Felix, A J. Myers, S. Barrarez, S. Orliz, M. Maieo, S. Auclap, P. Oros, R. Garcia, M. Sapien, A. Oros, J. Jiminez, J Burnell, P. Redfern, B. Monles, E. Rocha, E. Saldana, G. Nagalani, N .Meza, N. Ramirez, N. Aleio, H. Serda, R. Sanchez, S. Hernandez. Middle 2: M. Sanchez, P. Sle- Orliz, E. Gallego, G. Mendez and B. Hernandez. ' '21 Preparing a baske! for the needy people of the area are: Jimmy Tarango, Grace Mendez, Sylvia Barreraz and Arlhur Cardoza. B ffwcfi 'En Q' -V Vg A, , ,, ,. ' Q. J ll '7 I ' I? lf' fi? 4 1 Acling as officers for lhis pasl years Spanish Club were: l Soccoro Orliz secretary, lrene Terrazas president, Victoria Villanueva vice-president, Eva Jiminez treasurer and Arlhur 1 Cardoza seargenl al arms. zii' fiil3 'lm'9l75' lO5 V ,XFN ,edfadta fffze Kept High spirits, cheerleaders, and students in the rally section create the spirit needed to drive our Tigers to victory. With the tremendous interest of its members, Rally Club is really alive. With such interest and enthusiasm Rally Club has cheered our athletic teams to victory. Leading this spirited group were Janice An- derson, presidentp Pam Pottorff, vice-president, and Esther Garcia, secretary. Under their leader- ship remarkable progress in promoting the right kind of spirit. Janice Anderson, president, Pam Pottorff, vice president: and Esther Garcia, secretaryp lead the Rally Club to high spirits. X l 1 VM - The yell leaders and songleaders with promoted the singing of the Alma M the conclusion of all spiri! rallies. One of lhe many aclivilies presented by lhe backing of lhe Rally Club aler after every game and al 107 the Rally Club was iheir after-game dance. 2455? Michelle Anlonell, Commissioner of Rallies wel comes the whole student body rally. wi 'N-Q., Members of the First Order of Aihenians were: Back, R. Harness, J. Cam. Second Row, J. Hamillon, C. Bar- D. Snyder, J. Steinhuer, P. McNeil, G. Sleinhuer, J. Ander- son, C. Takaki, J. McFarlane, E. Roberlson, C. Darden, W. Clark. Third Row, S. Thompson, T. Noble, L. Brumley, J. Galloway, M. Benno, P. Ames, J. Naiera, L. Sanchez, nard, P. Godwin, Noble, F. lnce, L. sifler, K. Akers, Henrilze, M. Ford, Members of lhe Third Order of Aihenians were, Back Row. E. Parsons, J. Thornlon, S. Ro- berls, J. Okasaki, K. Kubola, L. Curicp Fronlg J. Grober, P. Pol- Ioroff, C. Akers, S. Hill, P. Perigo. S. Yonaki, P. Redfern, P. Goeller, M Percival, M. Antonell. Front C. Stone l. Terrazas, S. Audab, R. Miranda, L J. Carler. Second Order Aihenians were: Bock, A. Delay, T. Young, G. Fielder, R. Reeves, Fronl, J. Black, D. Lehman, D. J. Wankum, D. Richardson, R. Williams, T. Sheehan, E. Johnson, J. Brambleli, K. Harness. Lindley, P. Lipomag Middle, S. Pilar, S. Goerlzen, E. Ellis,- S 1 in he J We First semester CSF members were top W. Clark, R. Harness, P. Lipoma, J. Thornton, E. Parsons, D. Richardson, L. Caric, K. Heinrich, middle, K Harness, Sec. D. Lehman, D. Johnson S. Roberts, P. McNeil, M. Antonell bottom, K, Zaninovich, J. Okosaki, F. Pavich, V. Pres. C. Akers, Pres. G. Fielder. Wand 70446 14 ddeaee 0174146 ' Q .IS Second semester CSF members were top: K. Heinrich, K. Kubota, P. Lipomap middle 'I, L. Bumalang, R. Harness, S. Thompson, E. Parsons, J. Thornton, D. Letlowp middle 2, K. Zaninovich, K. Harness, S, Roberts, C. Jackson, C. Wankum, B. Dixon: bottom, M. Myers, S. Goertzen, J. Okosaki, S. Yonaki, P. Godwin. 109 California Scholarship Federation members lead the eighth grade tours of the DHS campus each year, and in addi- tion, during this past year, the members visited the televising of College Bowl. 7044045 Representing the Legion Medal Club as officers were Jennifer Black, Pat Taylor, Karen Harness, and Ken Heinrich. egcha The qualifications for becoming cl member of the Legion Medal Club are set high. Persons re- ceiving the Legion Medal Award at the time of eighth grade grad- uation are the only eligible peo- ple to become members of the club. From each grammar school within the district of DHS a boy and girl are chosen as recipients of this award. I O I 0 aa!! 5azoZZ Quill and Scroll is a national honorary society for high school Iournalists, and to belong, a student must have an established number of points plus the consent of the advisors. The sole three members are Sheryl Roberts, Eric Parsons, and Dorathy Johnson. ww, , J Press Club members were top: S. Audap, P. Burnett D Ramos C Nelson C Barnard M Kelly E Garcia, S. Fulmus, D. Johnson, middle, C. Parsons Y Reyes S Black D Hahn C Cardoza N Vinall, S. Roberts, G. Argelp bottom, D. Snyder P Ames P Llpoma R Hyatt J Wankum W McClain, L. Gonzales, M. Carpenter, J. Cartt. Press Club was headed by Esther Garcia sec retaryp Donna Hahn, president, Cathy Parsons vice-president, Gloria Argel, treasurer The mam activity of the club this year was printing twelve-page football programs. 77114 The Future Homemakers of America work hard for their on- coming future. Cooking delicious dinners and taking cure of chil- dren while their mothers are do- ing their shopping for o short time, adds up to their future vo- cation. Savory smells drift from the Homemaking Building as the girls :ook rn the Food Preparation class. The FFA with one of the largest memberships is a club dedicated to organizing boys who plant to 77,-f7f2QLY'i7 ,4 ww 66 Presenting Jennifer Black FFA sweet heart with a corsage were officers Ron Officers of the Future Farmers of America were Sentinel B. Green, President R. Hy- att, Vice President K. Saylor, Reporter B. Maxson, Treasurer C. Hiett, and Sec- retary B. Higginbotham. me Hyatt Bob Hlgglnbotham and Ken Saylor V - I . f if ' xi' em. - 1. . -1 -Q v - A -fm. x -fi Nu. Members of Mexican Club were top: A. Cardoza, J. Munoz, S. Reis, P. Mendoza, A. Jiminez, middle, M. MeY2fSf S. Ortiz, M. Mateo, O. Lopez, C. Agbalog, G. Alba, E. Ortiz, L. Reis, M. Alva, V. Montalvo, G. Gomez, and E. Gallegoy bottom, B. Montes, I. Urias, F. Alcala, L. Galindo, S. Meza, R. Garcia, N. Plasencia, V. Villanueva, B. Felix, and M. Morales. 'ffl O 77Zezcbmz When I was in D.H.S., the Mexican Club had to use the auditorium in order to get all the members in one place, states Mr. Aguilar, advisor of the club. Although now it is smaller in size, the Mexican Club is iust as powerful. 1 I l lx - ll , ' ' . l.,XN:t xc. ,. .3 Officers of Mexican Club keep things rolling. Louis Gonzales, vice-president, Eva Jiminez, president, Racheal Espitia, secretary-treasurer, Josie Jiminez, and Anita Cruz, club reporters. ll4 'Q 4? WWW Active members of the club were top: J. Daniels, I. Wiiy, D. Owens, C. Lucas, N. Colman, M. Miller, M. Scott, L. Lucas, P. Benton, L. Atkins, bottom, L. Green, C. Coop- er, J. Francis, C. Darder. Harlem Club officers were Luther Green, president, Maurgrite Miller, secretary-treasurer, Jerry Francis, vice-president. Qfmlemg Hi... ,, I .JVM Members of the TNT were top: B. Roberts, T. Bridges, M. Johnson, Okasaki, C. Ayson, B. Maskovich, J. Ray, D. Peterson, K. Hester, N. J. Knott, B. Taylor, C. Jones, S. Audap, S. Butler, G. Richardson, J. Davison, J. Moreland, bottom, C. Nelson, P. Burnett, V. Kovacevich, Fowler, C. Barnard, C. Takaki, G. Brewer, J. McMurray, middle, G. J. Carter, S. Ortiz, S. French, F. Sadora, B. Sheeter, H. Guerro, J. Sparks, Fielder, S. Evans, E. Nakagama, M. Noble, T. Jensen, P. Redfern, J. M. Magana, M. Haggerton, J. Hamilton. 7727 Leading the Top Notch Teachers through such activities as candy sales were the officers top: President Donna Lehman, Vice- President Suzanne Holland, bottom, Treasurer Leslie Murray, Secretary Sadie Yonaki, and Advisor Mrs, Hamilton. President Donna Lehman sells the first box of TNT candy to Jackie 'arter while Janet McMurray and Suzanne Holland look on. 6 A l I r X sf A na A H83 - eg. .es ', u Z IrxXb -... -xxx Officers of the Future Business Leaders of America urerg Becky Rodriguez, president: Connie Gomez Cardoza, secretary. E4 were, Olivia Armas, treas- vice-presidentp and Cora 72114 The Future Business Leaders of America kept busy by holding candy sales and raking leaves to help the club treasury. Plans to visit Kern County telephone companies and Libraries have been brought up to the club's vote. i lt.t Q 1 41 ,r--....-1. A -4 f 31.41 B-at u Members of the Future Business Leaders of America were top: H. Serda, B. Carr, S. Reis, S. Meza, R. Miranda, and E. Ortiz, middle 'l, F. Alcala, S. Padillo, T. Bridges, R. Rodriguez, and M. Mateo, middle 2, N, Plascencia, J. Phillips, A. Urambula, E. Sladanay bottom, I. Urias, L. Thomas, J. Nagatani, N. Ramirez, V. Villanueva. One of the many activities of FBLA was this money making idea of raking leaves. Here a few members of the club help to keep our city clean. ll7 I 1 ,,f.. Participating as members of the Soropti-Misses were top: J. Clark, M. Myer, C. Cartwright, K. Boivin, B. Carr, T. Zaninovich, S. Fulmis, M. Carlson, middle, V. Giordano, C. Takaki, K. Harness, C. Wise, K. Shallies, J. Ludy, C. Stonesifer, C. Barnard and J. McFarlane, bottom, C. Akers, T. French, S. Audap, K. Akers, S. Yonaki, J. Fowler, P. Burnett, J. Hamilton, and M. Kelley. 5 5 14014 aacltq Selected as officers for the Soropti-Misses were Janice Ludy, Kathy Akers, Cheryl Barnard, Vivian Kovacavich, and Jana Hamilton. ll8 ss- Nw . , . . .V . , 1 , A ...A + -V 1 ..,.Kau f2ift-15255. f if ...K ' f L' q si Members of Fellowship of Christian Students were, top: S. Katner, L. Atkins, S. Evans, G. Barnard, R. Myrick, T. Wilson, N. Taylor and J. Francis, middle, N. Coleman, M. Miller, P. Benton, L. Padillo, L. Jones, C. Reeves, D. Horne, L. Edson and S. Brutcher, bottom, J. Brownley, J. Brumblett, R. Reeves, D. Owens, D. Evans, J. Birch, S. Busby, l. Wiley, L. Lucas, and L. Wallender. 7 TRY 7 C fswfa' '1fGI.,, - lg' an-a-finale.: e':v:tsf-244.15 'N-:Ri nuunenuaunlaeinn--!:alnniifiluuigi- n-------- . , - . : I l 1 Lu Officers of the Fellowship of Christian Students were: Sandra Bratcher, secre- tary-treasurer, Janice Burch, president, and Jo Ellen Bramblett, secretary. l . l 5 119 Listening to Mr. Dethlefson explain the DO's and the DON'T's were a few trophy winning Speech Club members. Participating in speech activities this year were top: P. Lipoma, L. Caric, L. Phillips, C. Chase, bottom, S. Roberts, J. McFarland, B. Bibee, C. Akers, P. Benton. Acting as officers of the Speech Club were Dick Snyder, president and Susan Audap, secretary-treasurer. Edu! 1 I if N A Members of the newly formed service club were top: B. Radovich, L. Schlitz, J. Schlitz, M. Daniels, T. Sheehan, K. Cruze, L. Caric. Second Row: R. Jaussaud, C. Gonzales, T. Silva, D. Richardson, E. Robertson, E. Parson, S. Magna, T, Ellsworth, Kneeling, T. Noble, M. McAbee, D. Allen, G. Nakagama, Pamnng numbers on the stadium bleachers was one of the many services of the Greeks. Standing, T. Sheehan, T. Silva, T. Noble, L. Schlitzp sitting, G. Nakagama, J. Schlitz, D. Allen, R. Jaussaud. A , sg . W 1 M, ,ff ' W .. , , gf V 'i , g , Officers were Tony Noble, Centurian, Gene Naka- , . .5 Ss- gama, First Tribune, Dwight Allen, Ceasar, and H .Aj Mike McAbee, Second Tribune. A . .. . , K f 1. 1 Ii. fa 'Me The Greeks, a newly formed service club, was established by Dwight Allen with the help of the many boys who wanted to ioin. Many of their activities were a successful car wash, dinner in Porterville, painting numbers on the stadium bleachers and a trip to Pacific Lb., H Ocean Park. ..-af .fn aww E5 .Wiz 4. f , , vm . 11 I -- 'I Llp: , , f .. ,ZZ , . lst .5531 - iii fi 5 ' 1 'Z 3,51 iii ' ' ,, . f fs' A T . .' --: ,,,,,, ? .sg ,.,.. , ,, Q ' . ,, i 5 i it f -13 f, i, . .g 1 ,.-. s ig - f, gggifgw ffl? .o . Qi- ' 1 j 'Q eggs, :ky j fu- '25f1!Z,,9.-,,- ,,j.,geV 2, wig f , ,figs 5 V' .51 ,-k, ,H iff 1,3 .1 , - - fix 1' fi, If ,. 'fiu. , H. V - He fi, V, - A' , I F- ,,,,. jg ,ah - 1 1.5 it . .... it vt A 2 L' We '1 FH gil:-f..fIff.lllE K ' hi. be A 1, fx .Lge iiil . y ms Q l ln t elf 2 F Included with the underclassmen members of Varsity D are some of the new initiates of the society. This initiation was their main activity of the fall semester, but planned for the future are such actvities as selling game concessions. Ken Cruze, president, points out the athletic trophies in the trophy case to Joe Maskovich, vice presidentg and Don Richard- son, secretary-treasurer. ' 10' If Sporting their stars and bars, the senior members of Varsity D sit proud, as their last year in DHS athletics draws to a close. , A ,,,.f.. I iq. ,, 3, I my i s M ,g,,,,1, W,,,3,,,. .f ,,,, M 7 W, V: Pictured above are the active members of GAA who spend Tuesday and Thursday afternoon perfect- ing their sports ability. Making her way down the court and trying impossible shot is GAA member Sherry Walker. for an almost iii, I , Q, . G , - f ' wx ' ,..' ' I 1 ' j '- ' ,V 1? if - 2. V Q li I ,. V 57 K. Nmyw . V VV 335,626 A K V.. 5 .. 'I'-f-fini ziwi.-299 5557 1? '--' f 1- . ,el yxsz - if x V 3 v ffm x ,, - - ' ' ' ' '-ie ' zz, ivy, N ff. .f ..,,s,s 9, L V , K 'W47' A V: fl ' V+ . f A ' 1 '- ' ' ' I 1 v - w r if , Z X, g K V, Officers of the Girls' Athletic Association were: top, M , ,:j ?'j i' If Lopez, M. Mateo. Bottom: Y. Reyes, E. Jiminez, E. Gallego and l. Wiley. 123 3 W ij. ,- Members of Science Club were lop: P. Lipoma, R. Williams, K. Heinrich, V. Giordano, and J. Hiellg middle, K. Zaninovich, J. Carll, R. Walters, K. Harness, C. Wise, K. Snallies, B. Carr, R. Harness, bottom: C. Akers, C. Takcki, J. Hamilton, J. Fowler, S. Goerlzen, C. Jensen, C. Nelson. Officers of Girls' Block D were Elva Orliz, vice-president, Cloria Lucas, presidenl, and Sharon Reis, secretary-treasurer. Officers of Science Club were Ken Heinrich, Phillip Lipoma, Sandra Goerlzen and John Hieli. Members of Girls' Block D were lop: 5. Alamcxnza, M. Miller, C. Lucas, l. Wiley, S. Holland, E. Gallego, S. Ruiz, M. Bonly, bollom, E. Orliz, E. Jlminez, M. Muleo, D. Lehman, J. Curler, and R. Duiri. . X 'Hifi 'Vial A 'Eg , fl!! . , iii. . . A P , 1 Tig? 7 'fif , wi 'f ' 5 Tw .I H . Ziff 7 K 1.43, . ,1, -7 -K f Q, ' -'Y .K ,4 ' ' V 7' J J Ae lb- 'lfi f' 14,5 ,i ,kg ' ' J A r-vig: e- J 'Em A I ,3 gm , ,f,, M w,..g,,., V , - , ,,,.,,,,,?: -- nf. y 'fy-.iv - 'f-'pw' q fk wgig, -l, - I ,H W A ' ,Q ' Lf, Q .. A i V53 fl' we - 7 - .- ,.,, 'u,i .W f A if, Lf gf R ,r g . 4. .. y r? ,. yy rfyzii ik ,lf V, m y, I I. ' if in wk 77733 i f f ' af' . 5 M ..-. ,gf .Xf gt35 m'i. :fl , glans?- fy, 7 In ,li,.iXVLM.-,.g it gf' .LZ ,H ,Vg ' Z.. A A V' J' .,, A'MfL-Sy fl k..k I . fi-so I h gm, rt .,,,-X 1 V .... Q, -K.. r . , K , A . 1 , ,. ' we-W 1 - --.- ,, f ,, 1 1- ,x 'H s f , . 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Pi-1 m e v 'rr 5' , ' , ' , 'Ag .wr ,..,.'-esqsgjfgr Q ' Ka A 4 J . , ,,,,.fq1r. .wMf'. s M- ,Q 'H J e J, VV, A , 9... I ,J :w.,.a...m. omkfihm Z wfiiiifhj :Jr rr FW' S 'qi' -,A fn. A .fix .' 'isf-M . .y'j vlE.,5,, f is ' ' ,Q f L J . 4 le. ' 5442.3 - f I g., 'wi'-ylitlf 3. gririgii-' ' i V fe A V ,. , - I . . -.., I, ,5 , 1 eng-vp, -,. J... , AL, A 1. Kwai Ou. zQj5A,.kf1pxi,kgjijk,.,l.-Q 4 :ini . 5.,.,,... V rQ ll',n ., B , Q ,.,, ,. ,.5u5k,k4V W Rh L 5, W l M .- 5. if 7 M V 4- if V W xx ' li 'A W, lllnim.,.,,,.: :. ,.,,,,,W, , f ' ' 'R' , AQ .4 L. ,f 42 M' - -. .4 N .M ,. ...,-vf-w..,.m,...M.1-vcr-..,, J fr Q -Y .45 Varsity song and yell leaders keep spirits of teams high. They are top: songleaders Patsy Brockman, Head, Donna Hahn, and Sylvia Pilar, bottom, yell leaders Genie Steinhauer, Head, Jennifer Black, and Janice Anderson. Q 0 0 0 Bengal yell leaders were Barbara Casa- bar Kath Boone, and Judy Slifkoff. f Y 5 G 1. W H' fi' ' V Q s . lg 't l 'bf : Q.: .I 1 .. -21, , . M . I I 'T ..-- I ' ' K ' -,fl I Q . . h K W gi ' gi, . L. .. l ' is . ., ., ' fl 4.0 . ,f . L . . . ' JLZ,! i' Y' J 1 ' ' J ' . I Vg ' ' if Junior Varsity song and yell leaders were top: song leaders P. Gonzales, O. Pilar, and E. Nakagama, bottom, yell leaders L. Witherspoon and J. De Cortez. 125 L 4 ,yr Fast shooting and quick ihinking were 'he DHS cowboys during Harvesl Holidays. O I Q Dancing To fhe superb music at Heavenly Holidays was one of the oufslanding evenls at the Acropolis. nf. - fi'- L: , ' qk V . . 42, s W, nj, iff, is M, .1Q r , s s rw. r .. f ez 5.1, I LW, N VV ,y A VV:V EV 5 'v ,,,,, ' ,JV ,fs i sikulrh Shaw, sash! 15 in his A rrser f rrr ,. ,,,A' K i i o i ei- fi 3 . 1 sf' . ,,1S, fi, jc ,KA,, ,N Kula rl Q M ' si-vw-rgfgnv Mi N -s r f f f in r 1 ' or r , in A s ' Guarding the woodpiles for fhe bonfire rally are hard working Greeks anxiously awaiting ihe announcement of The winner. 'ge Dancing io the heavenly music of rhe Keynofes, many eniayed Ihe Christmas Formal sponsored by ihe Sfuden? Association. lisiening afienrively are CASC sludenls gafhered fo parlicipaie in a Dislricl 16 meeling. Q , LQE,,1,'5, . LW,,L,,, . L I . 'AWG 'R 4 f '- QW XM ff' a m ,,,, M , I i lf !i' 55 Y K 1 Hifi? Jr Q H + K i ,..f - MQ 2 . ' L. L 'T , h X -ir I -- .5 W .f . 35,3 F 5 , D if if giiffgiii, R V- 5:54 ' ' 5 - , 5' ,ff ' A H , 1 ,3 2 .M mg i j Ai f W. QQQK7 ,nw ' . xx f - A ,,L- 'ffwf 2 ' 5 V ,ki k......, I In .-.gg ,1- Ce E, f -559335 , , 14 , ff Qgi f Q- 48, ,iw K I N, 2' L if YR if K 5, lx. if is Q5 A A ff f Q ,, N , , 5 I ., Y Q, X ' 17V N Q f f gx M J f Nt 3 Q' 3' x k sf gf S' ,S is 5 HSN. We, Mm., .N ' A T H L E T I C S 1 E Pictured on Top Row are J Alcala J Maskovlch B Valoff T Shee R Lewis T Ellsworth A Dyar, manager B. Frymire. Front Row, F. Allen han R Dunn H Rhodes K Cruze Middle Row manager C Henry J Bonner D Rlchar E Samuels, D. Richardson, T. Mulligan, S. John J Whitten E Robertson L Carlc T Noble E Haberman M Benno son E Parsons R Mitchell. A lack of quality in the playing sacked fourth place for the Delano High Varsity in Central Yosemite League play. No spirit caused D.H.S- to lose to Redwood, Mt. Whitney and Porterville in the second half. A bright spot occurred in the season however, when the Tigers faced the Hanford Bullpups. At the end of the first quarter Hanford led 'I3-0, but Delano fought back to a 21-I3 win. In the final meet of the year, Delano took Tulare 28-14. Quarterback Steve Johnson connects with another pass to left end Ken Cruze for long yardage. Delano 32 - East Bakersfield 6 - Taft 0 - Bakersfield 'I3 - North Bakersfield 0 - Mt. Whitney 7 - Porterville 0 - Redwood 2'I - Hanford 28 - Tulare 'I4 21 26 6 18 'I3 14 'I3 'I4 Downfield blocking opens the way for another long carry by Bonner. This was one of a series of plays that climaxed in a touchdown. u ,Q if ff 1 as ' V i X, I , 1 T4 ' 7 1 6 if Z Q 'B YS it 44 ,, ' t M. k.. 3- , it 9 fi fl 1355 P , K. s .wg g ,', sy . V ...ig 'ffl' if' fi ny 2 isrii s L A i ., ,,,5xg1viw 1 W...s1!Ji'i gg. T. . , , . A vvhz , Varsity coaches Dave Kelley, Gene Beck and Nolan Shaf- fer, do not look too happy in reviewing Tiger season. The results of Johnson's pass can be seen on the opposing page. Johnson's passing was a maior reason for victory over North High. , ang-rv I .. . -,,-Ar, -7 f f M,-f , g I r K 4, my I ! Don Richardson Guard Ellsworth ihrows o comeback block enabling Johnson to round lhe corner and go for I3 yards. Joe Maskovich Cenier Erv Roberlson Louis Cari: Guard Halfback Bill Valoff Tackle Frankie Allen has a clear field, for the Tiger blockers are cleaning up on the Porlerville defense. 'T ' All League fullback .lim Bonner skirts for another long gain. Ken Cruz End All League Frank Allen heads for TD with Jim Bonner to lead interference. 'lk .A., ..,. 95, Jim Bonner Terry Ellsworth Fullbock Center All League A group of happy Tigers surround Coaches Dave Kelley and Gene Beck after homecoming win. Eric Parsons Tim Sheehan Guard Tackle All League, HM 133 fi? Members of the B team were top, J. Russell, B. Greene, D. Twiford C. Knox, M. Jelacich, D. Lefebrve, L. Schlitz, P. McNutt, F. DelRio. Middle, manager S. Beyer, S. Magna, J. Ussery, R. Spears, J Thornton, D. Williams, R. Bowen, J. Abbott, R. Terrazas, B. Sanchez 'E , D. Gorman, A. Conception. Bottom, K. Kubota, S. Danials, F. Perez, Dave Gorman, P. Carrillo, G. Oliver, F. Sarmiento, B. Dixon, A. . Ruiz, J. DelRio, M. Edward. r li . ix. . is 1 If sf gas ' .4 rs? S. , .jg . ,X it Q 1 L' x 'S A-. . ll 'J Mg TY, 'lk l34 . .Champions is the only name for Del- ano High's Bengals. The proverbial im- movable wall and irresistable force seem to describe the B's defense and offense respectively. The Bengals got tough for league and played their first three games tight, but for homecoming they seemed to lose all sense of mercy and roared to a 40-0 victory over Han- ford. In the final game D. H. S. clinched the title by tieing second place Tulare. Head coach Waldo Stahl, with the aid of Erv Robertson and Nathan Johnson, pushed Delano to an undisputed championship. I A Y kiwi End Jim Russell catches a pass from quarter- back Jim Ussery and scurries in for a TD against Hanford. Ron Spears, Bengal halfback, heads right into the middle of the Hanford line with a host of blockers. 70' ' ' 745 Maior Edwards, fullback, dashes for another of his long gains. 'Bi Halfback Buddy Dixon gets off a pass iust in time to a waiting receiver. 135 Members of the iunior varsity team were top, V. Giordano, C. Valdez, G- Williams, 5' MCSD, H- MYER P- Carrillv. B'-mom, R- Culvillo, manager. D. Abell, D. Letlow, J. Dunn, K. Kroeker, R. English, C. Moore. Middle J. Pruitt, S. Garcia, T. Silva, L. Shepherd, F. Bristol, M. Soto, R. J. Galloway, G. Martinez, B. Whittaker, B. Radovich, R. Walters, B. Bird, Azuma, manager T. Cruz, A. Zaragoza. Q74 M... ...,, , Wm? '3 f ' 13 - K ' ' Hop-S - ' fl' . ff- 2, . . ' . 6311 , ,.. ' 'J ' if if ...' asz. ,., , ., W f , ,,.,, - f' 1 ' ' Wig. f ' . I . ' . ' Y ' . 'wi' :H-----r f...'R.T4n-, . ..., . ,T 1 'ez ' ' 'A 1 ff 'f:9'i2'f'. .' ww '72i.FZ 7 : f' ' K ' , T .. R gf, .5 V , , .. I, I I vxe. V., fy,Hv,w,W, EEA, - ,fan -' K ff? ,. H . g , ji, . 'i , I1 - ' . , ,E . ,Mtffi , V41 ig.. . V .- T . . V 'Q f o ' '- . . Y ,.. ,. ..,., .... . ,. ..... ,... . ,., . .. . ... , V it W 5' Qi f fifviulg. fr! ' - ' 1 ' ' X A 9 , . V . J G ' G J - . - . - , -. -, M.. .t t . 1 ,- f f f- - ' V .V : Q., 21,2 .W ,g .. 1 . V 3:f5.!.?,,,T:: T.. Vilwf llQQ3'E34-ii? .Q -- 5,-M .ev-s--r:,'. 1 l.. ij ',11g'fi.:r5F xl Ma' sxlaevf Eff J .fe ,.:,. W., ,,.gfa::.:.--,.W..,f,. --1 , -ga., fr' fy, , mit e-diff 'V . - . - write. ... ififlbfi-Qi!'1:SaL75f!3-Qui. '55, - , -, -. V wa... iw' 1' V .sl mt '- Led by Jack Galloway, Larry Shepherd goes for another touchdown. Clarence Moore eludes tacklers as he takes off for extra yardage. ...The Delano High School Junior Var- sity, probably the best J. V. team in the valley, lost only when playing under ad- verse conditions. These conditions were present when members of the opposing team were brought down from the varsity. When playing against all teams, Delano always came out on top. - A-1 ...ez mmes..m,s1amsmwiG 5lif.,,g,g,g,g,w:,,,,.,ei,,,g, ,,, ,J A f, .V iw,-.Q-' l', '. I . ', ..,., .L K. A . A V ' ----- , Q., -. , A N '3ii iL T'3i?:Wfff 1:,g.2va',, :W,, ' . , , I -- ' 4 . . . ' M ' 'W ir e 'iw 'w ww 'E f . ,, Q' ' i I M .. QA ...lsm.g. ,,,g,g..:,s.,a.:.is 5521 , 1lEim5,,, ,51,f3g ,3V5,L J rM!,Q5,k Hg, ,Wa g W L t I ' vi' eww., .,.,.' Q 44. 5 Vzyy , sy-an I. b ,Q ' 'W M, ru- -I wt N, .ff 5 ,A M M . l ,,,,. A .. - .,, Q y J . 4 , 5 ' e J an i Q, 1 1 W1 k ' . A A , f f we r. A X , A ef 1 .. 1 .L .1 . f 1. VV I . ., i . r, K 5' , . .,,., .. s., , . in-1 .fl ,A R., T 5 ri,Q,E?Lf,Jg ll. , , , 5 l 'ggi' ' ' ' ':. -. . . -:Iii 'Lum R ' 1 .4 A dp- - W :le ,g . qi-' V .' ' 'P ' f ww f 3:F'ff -1 if i - mf 3. i - Will 1 ' 3 , - . y -' . ' ' . ' , X 5 2 . A 5 ,f,,- f .- - . 2 3 - M 2 2... x: , 3' . - , I J . Ii Q , I N-,, - . ge , - l z , ' , ,,-- w .1 .- - ,grilqi . Y 7 f , - , K I KH V , 4' , Q, f , K - , ji.. 1 ,1 . A . ' It S ' , . , Hx. ,J , gi . Z.. ' . .. ' 5, , ' in - A ' , f . ' ' ' Q i :hk ,I , , , 5 1 .1 f i K ., l ' ' fi, ' , Q , ' ,. . . ' .sa I ' ' W -'I . . ' T li 3 f Q ., 'E I ... , 4 , f f lr if A h ' 4 , i 1' A 1 ' by . E ' ' ' I, 1 ' U , . ' V Q- I f ' P ln? , ' f I f i '-4 V, -- ffl? i v f fi ' , K' ' - . 175 3411 W ,, , .. . ,, yrr, . S ,..,,,,i, ,,,,L,. .H ,wee .. .esfefgg v,,k 3 .. ,, ,,., ,M V, ,f,,,.,... , ,V , . , I - , A . ,, .V . U - , Members of ihe C feam were top: M. King, J. Hall, J. Rabina, M Beyer, T. Richardson, A, Urias, R. Sarmienlo, J. Brown, R. Henry, L. Grogan, T. Simerley, C. Chase, E. Channel, E. Viray, T. Adams, J. Snyder, R. Gutierrez, R. Sl. Clair. Middle, J. Escclona, A. Arrelo, R.'Magna R. Jiminez, R. Dixon, L. Phillips, D. Luian, M. Miller, J. Whitehead J. Hicock, S. Pavich, B. Salley, B. McAbee, A. Gonzales, S. Hochschild, 6dz'ew!a6afzW' ,.,.....-. Leading both the C's and the C reserves in fair seasons were Bill Ward and Bob Aguilar. 137 A. Lucas, L. Chroman, P. Murray, C. Figeroa. Bottom, N. Owens, J. Montero, B. Redger, D. DeFrega, D. Holland, C. Curiis, L. Perez, J. Bonner, H. Gievei, R. Kovachevich, D. Asidile, E. Carabaial, M. Subillaga, R. Gadiano, G. Adams, Bell, C. Ingram, B. Hueria. Baltazar, Gallaher, DeFraga, DeFraga cuts the end and breaks up field. Fr quen! good runs aided lhe Kiffens. Running hard, Lucas manages Io pick-up eight van' B F G J. Redger, J 8 e O I Like all the teams the D.H.S. Varsity has its ups and downs. Although this year's Tigers were having an off year, the iuniors and sophomores who will return next year are planning on bring- ing a championship with them. Sophomore Jim Russel and iunior Ron Jaussaud are bright spots on offense and Coach Dave Kelly says that they can only improve. North High player stands by powerless to stop this scormg by Ron Jaussaud. Members of the varsity basketball team were top: Manager T. Stanley, J. Tamsi, J. Russell, R. Jaussaud Manager B Johnson middle W Clark E. Haberman, J. Whitten, E. Robertson, bottom, Coach Dave Kelly B Valoff M Daniels J Robinson, K. Cruze. N., 4 Coach Dave Kelley gets the scoreboard ready for a basketball game. ' ' gland Determination and spirit were the key words of Delano's varsity this year. The boys have provided stiff competition for their foes since the beginning of the season, despite the absence of Ken Cruze and Jerry Whitten. They were sidelined early in the year by iniuries received in practice. Led mainly by senior veteran Marshall Daniels, the Tigers have put on a really great season. With half a season left in this year, the Varsity Five may still perk up and go all the way to a big Go over defense and not around seems to be Jim RusselI's motto as he goes up for two. victory. Wayne Clark tallies two. ' 'h.!.ib.I' ' fl ' Ussery, M. Jordan, C. Knox. Johnson and Kroeker surround Ussery score two for the J. V's. Watching the Junior Varsity in action this year was an exhilarating experience. The J.V. team showed improvement with every game they played. The J.V.'s are really great. Coach Nolan Shaffer watched and trained his team. New strategies are used and more are being created. The Junior Varsity team has really come along. Their tremendous spirit to win also showed a good effect. These tactics mentioned are what it takes to have a great team. l4O Members of the J.V. team were top manager V Giordano, K. Kroeker, H. Rhodes D Magers Mid elle 1, J. Phillips, G. Walker S Johnson Coac Nolan Shaffer, Middle 2, S. Wilson B Blaylock R English, J. Lopes, P. Carrillo B om A Standing: T. Cruz, mgr., B. Green, H. Goodman, R. Allen, A. King, D. Walker, M.. Jelacich, D. Ramil, M. Lobaca, B. Sanchez, Coach Ward. Kneeling: V, Manzano, A. Ramos, J. Abott. A. Boruncla, R. Wnlkerson, J. Spurrier, F. Sarmiento, J. Lelis, M. Cabrera, J. Fruit, mgr. 7mp'zaae 70655 I The way Jim Abbott can go over defense is a great B asset. Jelacicl1's precision shooting keeps B team running smoothly. Coach Bill Ward's Bengel basketball team has shown great promise this year. The team's spirit has driven them on to many a victory for the Tigers. The action shots show a few of. the tactics used to defeat the opposing teams. 141 il 4410 e0'4fla .Q cbiviflg I we Mgr. P. Curtis, M. Beyer, L. Hennessee, M. Flores, J. Hickok, J. Snyder, J. Brown, R. St. Clair, G. Liedl, E. Channell, B. Dixon, Coach L. Lowry. Front Row: Mgr. R. Kovacevich, R. Magana, M. Miller, R. Forquera, L. Grogan, L. Lucas, A. Gonzales, A. Urias, J. Rafal, P. Perez. Waiting for the rebound with great anticipation is I fafaq 2466 John Snyder. Delano High's C team provided stiff compe- tition for their adversaries during the cage season. Although the basketball season was not com- plete at press time, there was evidence that the Kittens were on their way to a good season. The team had won all games except one. The offensive scoring was one of the better assets which the hoopsters possessed. Good ball hand- ling and skillful playing helped the team in the win column also. 142 Lawrence Lucas manages to go up for two even over stiff competition. Members of the cross country team were back row, manager R. Forquer, L. Greene, J. Lopes, J. Sanchez, J. Ramos, M. Laboca, M. Flores, A. J. Servos, S. Wheeler, D. Maiors, L. Bumunglog, P. XX Equa, T. Young, Lopez, F. Alonzo. Front row, F. Saludaclo, C. Mendenhall, L. Hiett, B. Ritner, S. Wilson, J.V. Wankum, D. Waits, S. Cornelison, M. Reynosa, A. Montez, E. DeGuzman, J. Hooker, G. Martinez, .C. Jasmine, L. Lopez, T, English. Middle row, D. Mendenhall, C. Hiett, R. Lovers, T. Dawson, J. Martinez, A. Luque. 74725 74 77 . .7 .W . V WV ,x . N , .L '.. A s , U 'X . ' ... L2 nu 1 -emu i n , Fi '- lil' ,, gf f ' 'gr A ., if , 3 5 , 59 'L i A I A 1 I K I . 7 ...E L if ,N A 1. if 1 , ' ri.' 3 Ewa' , - ... . ' .I gf. . . ,,,,,,yV,.f J , J . . .- . , 1 ,ig . t, t- Q Frosh-soph harriers Montez, Martinez, Flores, and Luque lead their team to victory over Tulare. 143 ...Don Tavolacci's coaching technique always manages to make the cross coun- try boys put forth their best effort. Al- though not having the material present in other years the harriers still placed second in the league. The four horsemen of the freshman-sophomore team in the meet against Tulare. 5 - isz - . i K s, ' ' P. sg, . . i ' L'i' ' ' lf , ,rrr fi Fl, ff X,- Q Q una Coaches Ralph Allen and Jack Mason discuss strategy for the coming year. Here are the 1962-63 grapplers . . 7 4 Coaches Ralph Allen's and Jack Mason's Wrestling team has really ap- peared to be in good condition as they display a few of their holds and posi- tions lon opposite pagel. Mason and Allen lin the picture to the leftl are discussing the strategy to be used in the coming year. They expect a good return of experienced men for '64, Back Row: C. Ingram, W. Cook, V. Tenney, B. Gonzales, J. Montez J. Del Rio, R. Castillo, A. Arreola, E. Richer, H. Rodriquez, J. Escalona J. Villegas, A. Ruiz, and M. Edwards. Middle 1: R. Mitchell, G. Alinerl P. Magana, R. lewis, M. Benno, D. Letlow, T. Sheehan, J. Alcala, B Whittaker, V. Garza, R. Terrazos, and H. Nagatani. Middle 2: E r Flores, P. Equao, C. Chase, F. Del Rio, R. Gutierrez, G. Harger, J. Galloway, R. Azuma, H. Myers, R. Calvillo, and B. Lefebrve. Middle 3: J. Rabina, H. Mendez, K. Kubota, L. Phillips, J. Monterro, F. Alonzo, B. Salley, P. Mc Abee, B. Brown, and J. Hall. Front Row: R. Zumga, mgr., T. Chroman, H. Butler, J. Serras, N. Canata, mgr., and D. Twiford. Muior Edwards works for a pin in a match with Mt. Whit- ney. John Montez takes his op- ponent to the mat with hopes of u pln. Locking up with his opponent is gruppler Pascuul Magonu. dfmwmmggg,wf'vmm-.fQM,im,,k BMW :I 1 W n2Jf5!515'95M a 145 3 gg' VV1 , , w fa.: N W-., H 4 .ii Q agy?fr .ll .T .1 7 Q Q se, if 'L . ii 93 A V , ,h W., . it , . .xv if 3, , . We . - ... A , s T to T , '. ., - Y' , ' ' ff 'N 'U' ,M ' , W ' 1 . ' f i , A ff 2 ff l Q K - K L of . 1' -A 'QW , gf, . ,,.., f A rt r or , E. 4. ,, . W I-Val? 1 V v VV F tv gj Q f -,lg , .ii ' A , . his 4 ' f Jw Q mtv idx . ., 1 Sig, - - f - 'if R, C w 3 fe Doug Lefebvre posed a 3' fi WV V V I - V HMV , ' V 'K K3 V threat to opponents during ' ' 5, ' - ' Q is , f , 7' 4 'fu' . g ' , the tennis season. f ,L mlif I , fi 1 ,Q -QT 'Q f VV I. , af' V A .VV ,JV .f ., f V , VV My VV V 1 ff, V x V ' 5 ff . X ' , me i ' V e 'mme' . ,A .. ,- - A 2 A 1 il ll + 3 .. it - we T.. l963 Buys' Tennis, Top: M. Subillegas, G. Asidillo, A. Gonzales, S. Thompson, J. Cartt R. Barney, N. Honbo, K. Kubota. Bottom: C. Valadez, A. Jiminez, P. Lipoma, D. Snyder K. Krueger, D. Lefebvre, D. Conner, C. Chase. - .N N . X, f , ,pd X ,Q . .nm 5 YWS V ., ., 'di' 0 5 , : As good as the boys look this season, losing only two seniors next year will not close the door to victory. Transferee Lefebvre teams up with the experience of Connor for leading duo roles, and Iefties Kubota and Lipoma form the second dou- bles. Cartt, Thompson, and Jiminez played solo sets with their contenders. Lack of player depth should not keep Coach Aguilar from showing the way, as determination and work can fill the need- ed requirements. .1 fs i Boys' Coach, Bob Aguilar, sets strategy 4' 'lm s 35,1 x '- for Phil Lipoma, Abe Jiminez, Dick Sny- V ' . Q ,fig 1 ' der, Ken Kubota, and Norman Honbo. ,A 3 'K i -.gixi W 7' 'fi-K V V.. .J if ii., V Vi 5 'iff ll C V V M'2i-QQ r f W' . Em. . gg. ..2 ' in ' 4 T' . I if V7 ss' ' , T il V .-.k . Q.. V VVV VV , :'ez.E:'.f l V 'VM . 3 :VV V: Nm' -,K 4 ,gf ' 'x . Gia T' if At right, Jerry Cartt and Sammy Thomp- son filled two of the three singles posi- tions in '63. 4 94 ..,,,.. V At left, Don Connor loinod In for a fast your of doubles. , vnwn H fewv-w fVV' g ff, V ia ,,,,Q,,.., M . , ,, ' -- we is l fy 1 tj , ,ez 5, , EH r , on x Kiil Vimmi K, f w Q K K 1, K+ KIL' , I LV1, T L V' B ' 7 K K K, D i '5f3?5'7 ' 7 ,K L, 5 X E WL,' LL L V',f775'i 2 ri . ' v I 'Q' I , ,kj I 53'-1, I .. 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Wilh a very strong and eager reserve of ladies, lhis year's per- formance will surely be surpassed nexl season. 52 1 V f Zi , ..,, ,U K 5 , ' ' f ll' , , .,, . I ig... , , he ,,. .fb if - f v . 5 I xIIIflIIA , i 1 i li I iii K Lefl: Teaming up lo play doubles were Lealga Bonner and f ' 5' Norma Aleio, while Lupe Galindo, middle, played singles. A .. f ' . w , , ' fi Ee iff ' I gpquauamf-M -M--M W , Je... 'f ' 1 - : I ,Mqw-wfw11:m.ewawvs4w2w ' K W, ...damper is K' K, - - 'M W' ,,,,, ,..1:f.,,..I-'1 , . ,,,,... .K I ' K K ,:,.,wmf' sl Girls' Coach, Miss Norma Cappello, gives a pep Valk lo Pal Slephens, Irene Villegas, and Bea Felix, at right. . 1 H ' Xl 3 K f' ,K 1, L' g I II I Holding Ihe number I, I I' I I I fi J J ilfiijil i,', one spol during the 7 fi 7 'riy '63 season was senior Suzanne Holland. T-Q, . .M f V. ,mm A 1--1 WN' 3, ,L 3, .Q-nf 5 9-at Pictured above is The varsity loam, Bollom: J. Ramos, W. Clark, C. Dawson, L. Jones, T. Mulligan, F. Dawson, V. Monlez, F. Allen, J. Johnson, and P. Butler. Middle: J. Sanchez, D. Lellow, J. Wankum, M. Benno, D. Richards, B. Johnson, B. Valoff, E. Samuels, H. Rhodes, J. Alcala, W. Pickering and D. Barrientos. Top: G. Williams, H. Myer, J. Dunn, J. Lupes, J. Robinson, T. Sheehan, J. Maskovich, B. Whiilaker, P. Magana, J. Francis, C. Darden, T. Stanley and J. Luian. I4 Q Coach Tavolacci, head Track coach, goes over his program wilh assislanl coaches, Lee Lowry and James Stewart J' li .3 ,Hog n ssss V L. i 827 ,, + affix , -. is NX 5 K' is N 'i ii Q 119 Q e e l e D s fi Y T Q aelqxw Q sv Speedy sprinters for the Delano Varsity Track squad were Leester Jones, Tom Dawson, Frank Allen, and Steve Johnson. J. Alcala puts his muscle behind a mighty heave of the discuss. He led the varsity in this field event during the spring of 1963. .ill C. Dawson and E. Samuels line up on the run- way as they contemplate the height of the . pole vault. Wayne Clark, Delano Varsity high iumper, This was his best iump during the early part of the season. is shown here clearing 6 l . J H VM ,A,, ,. M y , t . 4.2 xgkky YVWW Z ,J ., t V V .. i wffi Y git s I ' , ,.-,, I ' , I, , Zig' -:stiff K Eglin' . - S' zzgi ' , 1 , , '1- , , g ..... ,, ,, , fgffiegi . . f .. , , neg: s li Y ' , ' TJ 'i ,5Qiij ?if.'Tig , iiiifiiiiifrlixiiii- I L Iii. .. f 1 ' . 1 ff i ,V nd., I l. I Sync of I J J T L , , 'II ii - 5' K sieeqgexh f A :U ,,.. es. .. I I N ,, ,,., ... ,,,,,m H Pictured above is the B team, Top: R. Richmond, J. Spurrier, M. Brookshire, G. Walker, B. Lefebre, M. Laboca, P. Taylor, B. Knox, B. Goodman, L. Green, R. Allen, J. Smith. Middle: A. Bonner, B. Sanchez, P. Carrillo, T. Fernendez, A. Lopez, F. DelRio, J. Lelis, R. Calvillo, R. Terrazas, H. Nagatani. Bottom: T. Cruz, M. Edwards, F. Olonzo, M. Jordan, F. Sarmiento, C. Cooper, R. Spears Dm' Amd Pictured below is tho C team, Top: D. Cortez, G. Martinez, R. Sarmiento, M. Renoso, A. Arreola. l l D. Cabrera, L. Lucas, M. Miler, R. Forquera, R. Lucas, P. Equao and J. Haven. Middle: E. Guzman, P. Murray, L. Bumanglang, M. Flores, B. Gutierrez, A. Cabacumgan, C. Jazmin, J. McClain, S. Cornelison, J. Brown, R. Lopez, J. Munoz and J. Hall. Bottom: B. Huerta, J. Pruitt, W. Tenny, R. ' Gadiano, R. Watkins, E. Caraboial, F. Saludado, N. Baltazar, J. Escalona, J. Martinez, and R. Jiminez. 8 s. The Varsity team were, Top: Coach Frederick, E. Robertson, E. Habberman, F. Zaragoza, T. Young, M. Daniels, P. Jakovich, R. English, D. Baker, J. Thornlon, mgr. Bottom: A. Ruiz, mgr., J. Abboll, V. Manzano, S. Garcia, J. Garza, J. Whillen, R. Jaussaud, T. Silva, L. Caric, J. Ussery. I ,zu Wm Coach Frederick insirucls Whillen on how to scoop up el ground ball as Ron Jaussoud looks if Louis Caric, Iefl-fielder, lhrows the ball home Io cut off the runn plale. 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'5' 5 W .4 Pete Jakovich, right-fielder, squints his eyes into the sun as he goes after a high fly ball. Robertson prepares to shagg u hard hit ground has helped the varsity tremendously. , V -- 1a.,g,5mi2,- v Q- X 92: i 'J' ,f f 5 i, 5 - if l .,,, , s 315113 'cifill li,-L 5 W 4 ' 'Mer . .wsrfflwffsfi-f..fsfggxi 5: if .. , ,,,,... W V H l f v 2-L44 f 7,55 bfi.: if ,. ' .A , - -A I5LI,.,JWd. ,.f N ?I +4 g is K. V L,,,, iii! QWWM :sl-sf ' 1- i I' D if ' X ...., Q T ' . i ,I 'i y li 'si , 1'-My A W - Q guy aw A A V. My f 4 1 eeeee 4, I .4 y . I 'N A-- i A ' 'iff -, M F' 1 it ' iiik? ' Q 44 ' I Z, s 4 ' , ' ' ' g - '. . . ' '36 gif ' 'Q 3 3 33: 555 ff l .1 2 ig. , as rr rr Z 7 V. , ,. K .NK V V-ren, W L f KL V' .- Y . .mf .LL . .. Www A -- HH -f ' 35 -5' Pitching stuff for M. Daniels. ball. His play S' Jiri 3.39: 'Y--..- V .,., ...... . A. W, ' ' -w-zwffnwiiniiki Q ' if 4' . gf X ff ,f 'l . L L ,gffif . , W, , 6 If . We , 5 jf- :A ff W 3 .. 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Baker, and 1 . ,, , ,, Q A W ..--.f Garza l 52 ,ff r L f K. . t f Working behind the plate for the Delano Tiger harclballers was Jim ,.+ M , 1 Q M . -Q it A-.fr Wg ,S 5 .4 'QI . ' f , I- ' . ,. . N, . v .- ..i. My gf fe. gf Q . if , , Nm, 3 , - We - My The Junior Varsity team were, Top: Coach Beck, R. Placensia, M. Cabrera, R. Borunda, B. Dixon, D. Evans, R. Azuma, G. Oliver, K. Bowers, mgr. Middle: R. Zuniga, mgr., D. Williams, A. Zaragoza, A. Conception, M. Jelacich, A. Fortier, J. Russell, B. Green, J. Galloway, B. Frymire. Bottom: R. Wilkerson, B. Blayrock, G. Harger, P. McNutt, D. Maiors, 5. Grasmick, J. Hickok, J. Phillip. aadta The C baseball team were, Top: Coach Robertson, L. Phillips, mgr., G. Villegas, D. DeFraga, D DeFraga, F. Taylor, F. Comacho, D. Luian, R. Dickson, F. Tavena. Middle: R. Owens, M. Gonzales R. Magana, P. Perez, S. Hochschild, M. Byer, G. Liedl, S. Pavich, E. Channell, J. Singleton. Bottom L. Hennessee, J. Snyder, J. Hickok, L. Grogan, R. St. Clair, V. Garza, T. Schwartz, D. Ramiro D. Walker, S. Wilson. L gi i V j U ei.. i as new Q '31 L 153 ,515 Members of the Varsity swimming team are, Top: B. Ferrel, R. Walters, M Carpenter B Bird H. Geivet. Middle: A, Dyar, E. Lindley, B. Ritner, T. Ellsworth J Hlett W Milner Bottom: L. Pierce, D. Richardson, B. Redger, B. Higgenbotham, and T Dawson 0 O Coach Stahl instructs the techniques of swimming. Bollom B Redser D Mendenhall el I V ,,:: gf my il -1 .B 'Y V if ir N, ,rss is W M w,,..,+m f at - L ,,., T, K - 7 fi w'Y'VQ'ff l Wm V' ll 1 ' L ., 'wi ' . 4 if ' I ' .-.fr ff fi .Mini i .Q yi 1 , J, , ww 5 ,, , fi, .1 iw . M Tix .. me kV,k I I We I, - saggy. . .. 2 l 'l It -fs' K in 5 . .. , .V i i' . . -V 1 ii R-.. izfsfltii, 4. B +' B ' . , 1 , A f .2 J W ' U is it B - B 1 ' if f' . f ' Q' X, , . ,M K - f '... Z'1,,,f - -: B ..,, W , A , K L. lg ailsgflgieggviil Nm. i il' -'.,. ' , ,, . ,,-,i i , , 1 ,f -. 7 , TPS ri, .E I I g VJ it .,.-3 M . '- f gsgn in V-,. , ,,.b, . , . , mf fx, 'A ' is 5 if Mag. ,......- -LL- V, X, ,, .. E. Lindley G. Adams D. Mendenhall -W' , '- Fings . 5 , W P we .QE I i f W 5 u 3. . W Q35 .5 M. Carpenler T. Elsworlh J. Slifkoff Glrls' Swimming loam wore, Top: D. Roynolds, F. Pavich, J. Slif- koff, R. Diurl. Mlddle: M. Johnson, A. Hsnrilz, J. Robeson, D. Amondola, D. Burroughs, T. Mashore, L. Haydon, L. Camargo. Bollom: B. Casaros. Members of lhe Delano C's are plclured above They are T p L Thomas, C. Basera, B. Cuarlillon, D Draegar, B McAbee, B Salley Middle: J. Slifkoff, I.. Beyer, T. English E Malm I Leslie, L Chroman Bottom: B. Brown, M. Blackman, C Ingram G Adams Gaze C Nalivida. Off lo a flying start are members Lindley, Ellsworth, and Dawson. we - , . 3 . Q , .4535 1 V, qggg- -4.524 , ' , . .,.. ..,,, , ' aww sf Qzgag sw-,L -...AK .,,,. we . .Q , J . ., . . M Q- L. ,,, , if-.1 Q f - iff' V ' ' 'H ' A , gs, .. . ,,....44. , . ,. ., wg f , , g ig A L ,dm if A Q? I - ,. V .Quia Q ,, il KE: ,k,,,.. , In ,g H ..i,.?5..,., , .1 ,ii 2 E 2 E E 5 a 5 I x a X I affs 6 Mr. Don Todd, official Del-Ano Phoiographer. Mr. Todd prepares to show Lynda u beautiful porlrail of herself, only a sa professional work done al Tadd's Sludio E Camera Shop. 158 mple of the excellent fm C 240 flf ff 5 'l':H?L7-SQ l l!tunuq.-,, For dependable prescriptions, courteous service, and a com- plete line of drugs call an Marshall's Pharmacy located at ,,,,,,,, 1111 Main Street. 'L' if I Q .Q I' 719 nv rfkaf. Sandra prepares to make an appointment with Cheryl at Woman's World located in the shopping district on Cecil Avenue. Go to Woman's World for that special hairdo. Seniors Pal McNeil and Dwight Allen look over lhe new Perforuior par! of ihe efficient equipment at Whiilen Pumps, 1744 Inyo Street. 160 gs .MX I if f A competent salesman at Morrls's Department Store shows Gnell, Delpha, and Joan the fine selection of shoes which can be found in the shoe department Mr Leal and Genre show Pom the flne selection of watches that con be found at Leuls Jewelry 1014 Mum Street X Mr. Bozunich demonsirales Io Rodney one of Ihe many fine pieces of sporls equipmeni which can be found at Wesi Coos! Hardware, 1125 Main Street. 162 For family servlce ut its very best ga to Just Chevrolet 'llth and High Street Just Chevrolet carries only the best 2' Q s 'ff L , Y 3? ilfg ifihfifelf? igiivyyy j?mkg:gf -'li , ,xkkl W., I 5 .. ,l1lKjlE'l.9 Fffttffb For that special courteous prompt, and accurate service go to United Cnllfornlc Bank A qualified staff eagerly awaits to serve you ln your banking needs. Located at 917 Main Street J x we ,K A x a UIQ -N 1-QAJ, 1:1 x 4 sk a' 1 a E i I 3 r xii, ,.- , , .im ,,,,, V, 5 . ww--y , -z Mx nr-,. ,fu if f 1 ini? ggi .1 Carolyn and Tim look over the qualily stock of fires found at R 8. S Tire Shop, 1448 High Slreef. Peebles Poultry at 828 High Street offers the best in fine quality poultry and meats if L :naar-'V ati al ': nl 'n' n:nl':,i 'l 's Ill'. exif' i. nun' A ul':l : 'ZWZ1 '-nl!anl' Linda seems breathless as she looks at the wonderful variety of clothes found at Teen-ette, 1204 V1 Main Street. COLG? Bob and Ernie will be happy to show ou th ,' Y e beautiful furniture and appliances which are displayed at E and J Electric, 1103, Main. Sylvia looks pleased at the idea of sitting in a 1963 Buick from Link 8 Barnes, 701 High Street, Delano. J' A gdb V M... .,,,,, . ,,r..,,,..,M, Akvwy :j '-on , ,l ,, :W we 'HW---+..,...,,A um-use sg it Kafhy Mulligan admires Ihe oulsfanding qualify of furnilure which can be found ai Mulligan's Furnilure and Carpe! Ca., Barbara looks al' fhe beauliful arrangement of planls and 902 Main Slreet. flowers found ai ihe Liflle Flower Shop. -Q, ,N ,.,,, K -dU'N':'::,,,M :., sq .' , V . N J K I , , K A , If '.. ,W-H' as Wm,-Aflfv W Esther knows lhai George Haberfelde Inc 1032 lnyo Slreel For That One-in-A-Million hairdo go lo the Fashionehe, 1027 as known lhroughouf lhe valley for oulslandlng new and Dover Place Here Emma gnves rhe final louches to Calhys Used gqrs beauhful halr style You will find the prompt and efficient service you won! for your :ar of Yonuki Bros. Service Sfaiion, 831 Glenwood Sfreef Q i, V ,241 K 55 if Ie F , very fines, shop af Food Cerner 1107 gave, ' ' of Cecil and Beffy LaCourse operators and owners of the r rrre f N 1 . ., ..,:, 1 Q 5 ,wmv in ki K7 , ,, .. fi ,Iv e if f ' --.,, X , s if J K ' if 35:5u W ' Q, f 'f -a g ., ' f ' ,gfzz r af its f I - , CALIFORNIA EQU IPMENT CO. CENTRAL Equipment at its Finest Dela 918 Main Street no, California SUPPLY WESTERN AUTO and Home Supplies Auto 1 1 16 Main Street Delano, California JAMES K. N AGATANI, D.D.S. Phone 9105 1319 Main Street Delano, California HANDEE HARDWARE Equipment ANO'S SHOE REPAIR KAT We Patch Your Shoes 410 - llth Avenue Delano, ' California BOWER lNSURANCE , Be Insured 820 - 10th Avenue Be Safe Paints, Dishes and Household 416 - 11th Avenue Delano, California Delano, California Plan For The Future DELANO GLASS COMPANY WARREN J. FOX Glass - Mirrors - Picture Frames 719 Main Street - Delano Phone 4831 REAL ESTATE BROKER 1008 V2 Main Street - Delano Phone 7141 NEW H-B MARKET Groceries - Meats - Vegeta 1110- Dover Place Delano, California bles EUIIIPMEIT C Qtnucxs nmrs ' IFRYI I' eMANLEY ,' - . mcrous K CITY FOOD BASKET Groceries, Meats, General Merchandise 104 Cecil Avenue Delano, California FITS 'N STITCHES Smart Fabrics For Smart Women Draperies 1013 Main Street Delano, California GILROY BEAUTY SHOP Best Hair Styles in Town 1229 Main Street Delano, California HAINLINE AUTO SUPPLY Best Auto Parts In Town 1122 High Street Delano, California DR. JOHN HOY Optometrist 907 - 12th Avenue - Phone 2261 Delano, California STRIPLIN 8. EBERLEIN Biggest Discount in Valley on Name Brand Appliances 805 - 18th Avenue Delano, California DELANO BUILDING MATERIALS Best Lumber in Town 1434 Glenwood Delano, California NATIONAL CLEANERS You dirty Em, We clean Em! 811 - 11th Avenue Delano, California THE PRESS We can't do all the Printing so we just do the best 421 High Street Delano, California 175 DAVIES MACHINERY Best Deal in Town 310 High Street Delano, California ayzeed Zen ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Lanny Larson and the staff of Mirro-Graphic yearbooks and S. K. Smiih Company: Don Todd, Todd's Camera Shop, Delano. 176 X MT ll' 2-A-1. ' :.f4Q,11 ,r 1.11, 914591 PROPERTY OF ' S.0.C.C.G.S. x 7 N . - v . 3 A no N01 cmcuLA1'E ,, .df if 'EEZ
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