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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

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Exercise caution in your business affairsg for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there isg many persons strive for highidealsg and every- where life is full of heroism. A Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about loveg for intheface of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with your- self. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and starsg you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. - Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you con- ceive Him to be, andwhatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. And let your best be for your friend. If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. Kahlil Gibran R P ' ii : .:5'2 W, H pwww N .253 Awww , 2 V: Mani Ye ' , .V ' me . if i , Q 4 ,,, if 5 f 3 K 'Qi A - 1 iixfifijiff ' 1' fx! 1 ' ' - ' , '13 Q Q ..,..:, 4. V - A . . V ig, A: -. 5 kvyr Ei, -.,..,....,, V Q5 w X - .F . - Q aw' YK Y fi 1 'Z -. '- is Sh, 2 2 f I . 5 wg 5 ds-I DEL-ANO 1972 X VOLUME 55 PROUDLY PUBLISHED BY THE DELANO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY To laugh often and muchg to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friendsg to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, agarden patch, or a redeemed social conditiong to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded. --Emerson In Dedication To Mr. Tom Hoskins Dedication of the 1972 Del-Ano is made to Tom Hoskins, who prior to this year had been the year- book adviser for eight years and who duringhis nine years at Delano High School has passed on a lasting message and body of knowledge to all those who have been his students. His 14 years as an adviser and 15 years in teaching include previous teaching in Emporia, Kansas. His wit in the classroom make no day dull to his students, and his many rugged assignments pre- sent a constant challenge to those who sit before him. Indebtedness is the feeling of his students be- cause of his helpfulness, the hard work he devotes to make each day a new learning experience, his in- terest in student problems, and the inspiration in- stilled in his students to achieve to the best of their ability in English. The chief quality he encourages his students to develop is that of thinking,,' to develop their minds to think through any situation they may encounter. For his interest in students, we admire him, we thank him, we congratulate him. 3 19' 2 wr ts: 5 311, J QR, ,, wx Zim? Exim QUY we 2 6333 sf Ann 'I Nl 'N ,Me-M4 M.-4mw,, FACULTY No man can reveal to you aught but that which al- ready lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. The Prophet Board of Trustees The governing board of Delano High School as representatives of the public has the responsibility of making major policy de- cisions for the school district with the advice of the school staff. The board is composed of Dr. Ed Yoon, Jack Phillips, Lido Sandrini, Marion Smith, and Ronald Cole, President. Enrollment Reaches 1,7 29 Enrollment during the first weeks of school climbed to 1,729 students as the teaching staff be- gan its task of wrapping up the highschool education of the 58th graduating class and the underclassmen. Major change was reduction from a seven- to six-period day as one of the means of balancing the budget at 32,214,644 The science building, nearly destroyed by fire in the fall of 1970, was ready for class use in September, 1971, andthe new warehouse west of the bus garage was also ready for use. A new elective program in the English depart- ment, placement of homeroom responsibilities with fifth period, shifting athletics to after school, de- velopment of a work experience program, and in- troduction of the Regional Occupation Center were all major changes during the year. The student body continued to select from among seven curricula to prepare for college entrance or to terminate their education with high school. Delano High, established in 1911, includes four acres of classroom sites spread over a 20-acre area plus physical education and athletic fields. The campus also includes 41 acres of school farm adjoining the campus and another 80 acres of school farm land west of Delano. About 585 of the students were trans- ported by a fleet of 12 buses, seven of which are diesel, including a newly purchased 79-passenger bus. Superintcndenfs Message DEL-ARIJO MESSAGE 1971 - 72 At Delano High School, as at other schools, moods are as many and as varied as the people that make up the school. Each of us each day react to the weather, to one another and to our tasks. From this complex interaction between us as individuals and our physical and social environment and among us, one with another, springs our feeling about life and our place in it. For its part, the people of our school district, acting through their elected representa- tives of the Governing Board, have attempted to pro- vide a general school setting that is attractive as well as safe, and comfortable as well as efficient as a place to learn. In addition, the people of our school district have attempted to provide employees who take pride in trying to keep our classrooms and campus clean and all of our complicated machinery working. Most of all, there has been a continuing effort in providing students with useful tools - the books, films, maps, sound tapes, and paper -with which to learn and in providing well-prepared, en- thusiastic teachers who are dedicated to the task of helping students learn and to achieve the excellence of which they are capable. It is my hope that this enthusiasm for learning and this dedication to the attempt to achieve excellence will be the prevailing mood with which our school is identified as gradu- ates remember their days as students of Delano High gawk Sql Dr. Frank E. Dyer District Superintendent and Principal School. Dr. Frank Dyer is serving his tenth year as DHS Superintendent. Mrs. Margie Brumley, private secretary to the Su- perintendent, has just completed twelve years of ser- vice as executive secretary in the district. In her position she assists the Superintendent and also acts as credentials technician. Her duties are many and, although she is kept busy, it is evident she is a happy, enthusiastic employee. Assistant Principals Office Malcolm Young, assistant principal, checks out some work performed by Miss Annette Bramblett tleftl, special projects secretary, and Mrs. Joan Davis, secretary. Curriculum Modified Many new courses, including a changeover to a quarter elective program for most students in Eng- lish, excepting freshmen, wereintroduced this school year. ESEA Title I reading development was offered to 160 freshmen. Special help is also offered through tutoring in a dozen sessions of mathematics and for Spanish-speaking students learning English, an Eng- lish S class is taught. New offerings were a macrame and stitchery class, merchandising, a two-period nurses aide training program, two guitar classes, a three-hour course in auto replacement and repair, and an ecology class titled environmental science. An op- portunity school is provided for students ages 14 and 15 who are in the continuation program. Mr. Malcolm Young, assistant principal, re- ported that though the curriculum is slow in chang- ing, it has a firm foundation in vocational, college prep, and general education and is constantly seek- ing to meet today's changing needs. Special Services Special services personnel include James Perry, dean of students, Gene Daniels, dean of attendanceg and Robert Selent, head counselor. Class Counselors Assisting students in arranging their yearly programs and in taking courses suitable to their future plans are the class counselors, Mrs. Jessie Cordua, sophomoresg J. B. Teasley, freshmen, Wayne Billing- sley, juniors, and Harold Benno, seniors. Personnel in the counseling office include Mrs. Joyce Page, student program changesg Mrs. Marian Johnson, student rec- ordsg and'Mrs. Mona Swan, switchboard operator. Busy turning out bushels of dupli- cated material for instructors is Mrs. Pat Hiett. Aiding the attendance director in keeping track of the where- abouts of more than 1,700 students is the task of Mrs. Mary Perez, attendance secretary, and Mrs. Janice Olnick, assistant secretary. Small High School The Small High School staff consists of front center clocx Norman WHIISTS1 ODPOFIUYUYY high 50110013 Marie E1'iCkS0H1aHd wise Bruce McLean Kim Bally secretary Richard Reyes Loyd Moore. principal, Library Fills Needs The school library contains about 14,000 vol- umes, providing material for all subjects and inter- ests of both students and teachers. The library sup- plies all facilities needed to explore the realms of information and knowledge. The materials center meets all requirements of those who seek its sup- plies. The library becomes increasingly effective as teachers and students learn to use its resources and employ its services for their education and enrichment. The library staff is composed of Pat Negrete, secretary, and Jim Hickey, librarian. ,, Q M i tg - ii - IU? f 1:5111 1 35.65 . i Mai ' 5 :LEE L . , figs f-.an,fsflfgg1 L,-- upt,s11,':1,g1sLi f egg, 5 EQ 1 ,te ,ami -.rv -' u,:iQsiigsQ5'W1g 4Q2,,5 V Q fi 7 iii!! M51 :lf i Business Office W -2,425 :sift .,,-we sw ts, ,Q ,, .V,, A .ng NM. qt - , W ' .g ig Matters of finance are centered in the business office, con- bookkeeperg Mrs. Pearl Gil, account clerkg Mrs, Lilia Felix, sisting of John Shields, business managerg Mrs, Nadine Baum- bookkeeperg and Mrs. Miriam Shallies, bookkeeper. stark, secretary-clerk and receptionistg Mrs. Nancy McCarthy, ei as, J If Student Association The associated student body consists of organiza- tions such as Student Council, Executive Council, and the four class councils, in addition to other campus organizations. Activities of the entire year revolve around the careful planning and supervision of the associated student body, directed by Patrick Shaffer. Besides being advisor for student body officers, commissioners, and Student Council, Mr. Shaffer and his secretary, Mrs. Debra Antonell, coordinate the activities program with classroom activities and the use of school facilities and equipment with the total school program. Pat Shaffer, advisor, and Mrs. Debra Antonell, secretary, examine the records of all campus groups to keep their finances organized. Business Education Mrs. Ruth Brooding and Mrs. Lois Regehr are aides in the business education depart- ment. Business education department instructors are, front, Dwaine Rose and Gerald Salzman, and, back, Anson Vinall, Pat Delehoy, Ralph Brooding, chairman, Eric Stone, and William Spaulding. Art Students exploring the many facets of art are under the direc- tion of Jasper Walker and Miss Claire Hoster, chairman. Industrial Arts Teaching students to design, build, create, and repair is the mall, Gary Shaffer, Bill Farrell, Harold Reimer, and Wayne industrial arts department staff composed of, standing, Jim Stafford. Hyatt and Roy Tuttle, and, sitting, Laurits Sorenson, chair- Agriculture Special Education Assisting students in gaining knowledge of agriculture, the prime industry in the area, are Ed Maxson, chairman, and Bill Thompson, farm manager. The special education department staff consists of Peter Todd Idale Fain, and Mike Mercado, chairman. N Homemaking Stare Requirements The homemaking department staff includes Mrs. Cheryl Kuney, State requirements teachers are Keith Delehoy, Dale Standifer Mrs. Eunice Dismukes, Mrs. Sue Cordua, and Mrs. Kay Ryder, and Gene Beck, chairman. who is also the school nurse. Science Viewing the Little Edenn botanical gardens are science department in- structors, front, Nathan Johnson, Lee Lowry, and Jim Bart1eson,and, back, Mike Miller, Miles Rider, chairman, and Robert Martin. English Instructing a variety of subjects under the new elective pro- chael Mulhall, Orval BFOWH, MPS. Linda VHH LGUIG, MTS. Mary gram are English teachers, front, Ed Snyder, Larry Grote, Goldman, chairman, Mrs. Judy Nichols, Don Beck, Vernon Tom Hoskins, Gary Girard, and James Collier, and, back, Mi- McCorkle, Fred Vogt, and Marshall Coursen. Foreign Language 'ilg ' 2'k' T ff llily v 1 1 4 'E 1,' P ' The foreign language teaching staff consists of Ed Goldman, chairman, Ira Miller, and Joseph Pokorny. Music Sweet music echoes daily from the music building due to the efforts of Larry Roberson, Mrs. Mary Tabuyo, accompanist, and John Page, chairman. Physical Education The combined physical education departments of Delano High nartmant Chairman, and Mrs. Margaret Hickok, and, back, have as instructors, front, Mrs. Karen Stahl, Mrs. Jan Kessler, Ralph Allen, Donald Noriel, and Waldo Stahl, boys' department Mrs. Carolyn Bartleson, Mrs. Carolyn Sorenson, girls' de- chairman. Mathematics The mathematics department teaching staff consists of, front, and, back, Avelino Ureta, Ed DeFraga, chairman, Don Chris- Robert Anderson, Paul Luter, Erv Robertson, and Bill Ward, tensen, and Mrs. Carol Lowe. Social Studies The teaching staff of the social studies department is made up Robert Limi, Bill Gienger, Terry Moreland, Ray Frederick, of Don Hickok, chairman, Douglas Terrell, Harry Anderson, and Jack Ritchey. Maintenance Transportation ,rf xx RN , Q v I R337 E -' If W 'T' YR 'FQ 'C' i 1 ff L ,Y M. , ' : - . -- -... - 122 a 5 X t ,N f Nw ff - - - wa My , , t Tl , l l ' - H. in 'V Mil f' i .1 , ir X N, x 1 ,L Q, Q The maintenance department staffincludes, front, Hayden Blay- lock, Alvin Ford, and Daniel Melendez, and, back, Donald Os- born, Floyd Moore, and Bill Lott. The transportation department includes, front, RobertFrisbie Bill Black, and Charlie Sparks, and, back, John Hensley, Sanl ford Brown, and Roy Garrison, department head. Cafeteria Staff The cafeteria staff is composed of, front, Bertha Slankard, Cletis Glapenske, and Betty Ford, and, back, Luella Hendry, manager, Vera Walker, Mary Lou Frisbie, Virginia Boardman, Edna Cartwright, Mildred Grimes, and Bertha Young. Custodial Grounds The grounds staff includes, front, Braulio Gon- zales, Freddie Smith, and Julio Gomez,and,back, Members of the custodial staff are, front, Clyde Barbour, McKinley Miller John Dix, grounds supervisor, Calvin Cooper, and Woodson Norvell, Bill Hendry, and Lavada Hortong middle, Calvin Haggard, Leon Harness, L. E. Daniels, Troy Savage, custodial supervisor, and Ben Castelog and, back, Elliott Darden, Robert Phillips, and Joe Bonillas. Mrs. Bertha Slankard Every weekday morning, while students are sleepily preparing for another school day, Mrs. Bertha Slank- ard, cafeteria manager, is already at school, directing the preparation of lunches for about 750 students daily in addition to the certificated and classified staffs. She began her work 28 years ago with the help of a home- making teacher in development of the cafeteria, then assumed the role of cafeteria manager. During times of inflation, she and her small staff kept lunch prices low by using surplus government commodities and other magic tricks, while also meeting all the government regulations on vitamins and other details. Satisfying the desires of a variety of people at reasonable prices earned her the respect and admiration of both students and school staff as she closed out her service to the district in November, 1971. HS Bids a Fond Farewell Mr. Ralph Allen The boys' physical education department in the fall will be missing the devoted service of Ralph Allen, a teaching staff member for 19 years, 18 of which have been as head of the physical education department. Since his arrival at Delano High in the fall of 1953, he has instituted a well- organized and directed program of activities for boys in physical education. Mr. Allen's service in education totals 30 years. He also spent four years as a Naval officer dur- ing World War II. This soft spoken instructor, who has a great dedication to his work and interest in his students, assisted coaching B football and track during his first years at Delano. He had also coached previously at other schools. At Delano High he is credited with launching the wrestling program which he guided for eight years. His departure from Delano High will allow him more time to devote to his hobbies of antique and toy collecting. STUDENT LIFE The wind blows and the sky .floats. One can't happen without the other. People times people times people times.. equals what? The world, a day, a night, a life with others. Learning together - .always receiving more than you give. ' You respond- Knowing the giving comes easy. And always there's that feeling of accomplishmentg the feeling of school pride g and the feeling of making beautiful music together that lets you know- you received more than you could ever have given. We cannot separate ourselves from what we at do today or from what we did yesterday or n what we will do tomorrow. Because life does stop when today turns into tomorrow. Living ld only be an existence without this cohesive- s- -this something that ties everything together. cannot separate the classroom from the as- iblies or the football practices, or the band :tices, and the cheerleading practices from imer vacation. None of these activities can Lpletely divorce themselves from the other. even as we grow and live together in This :e where Laughter is born we find we are en- :led by each other. e H el 5 ry, K. . . .V .EZZSQE : 'JST I Q. 'E MGivixsxgxigjgfigxxf-,.'. A sez, ,. .3 W is :IST 3 ' aseswfivl 237' -fi' f f amwl.,.,. q,,L, ,k,,k That which we are, we are. WAW,-.-W-ff'-1-ff ...Wim Sometimes seeing myself in reflections There is a different person. Digging from my soul I can find bits of others. I remember hearing you laughing today --------- It was a jocund kind of laugh, Already filled with knowing memories. And I saw you running You were going to be late to class. O wonder everyloving lie, thinking I am only I. - -Bruce Hayes- - It was these simple things: just the fact that you were there... and I was too. That will let me remember my youth. Like a tunnel that you follow To a tunnel that's further yet... Like a door that keeps revolving Neither stopping nor starting... Like a clock whose hands are sweeping Past the minutes of its face... Like a windmill in your mind- - Thoughts keep rushing Dreams keep dreaming Life keeps going... And my world is like an apple Whirling silently in space. 'W It is the morning of life when all is change and wonder I am He As you are He As you are Me And we are All Together. I Tyr' il I've looked at life From both sides now From win and lose But still somehow Itls life's illusions I recall I really don't know life At all. The Only Way To Have A Friend Is To Be One It was not a perfect year. But has there ever been a perfect year? Has there ever been a year When all the love and health and fame We wished for one another Ever came to pass? Yes, despite the disappointments Of these, our complex lives, We learn to make do, make better, make believe That better days will come. And if we do continue to believe Who is to say. The perfect year Will not yet be here? Homecoming Court A time meant for old students to come back to relive their years at Delano High but really a week of fun to build our memories on. Kids on floats and smiles anxious to see a queen and a Friday night halftime. Everyone had a part of it. A week made for memo- ries. A Homecoming Week of Memories i Happiness Is Harvest Holidays Queen's Royal Court, standing clockwise, is Lana Laxson, Miss Congenialityg Jeanne Cesare, third runner-upg Queen Marcia Missakiang Chari Villard, first runner-upg Kris Kouklis, second runner-upg Kathy Imsdahl and Holly Phiuipsen. A Smile A Laugh A Tear A Crown Together they Create a Queen. 32 Qiiffzifm .1 iq: M., 3, .V : ,.sf3fW-- ii- .N Q if . fa, Hifi... :MM ,. M532fgi1saf2w5tfig.' W ig- K Z ifiiilifit:ir'?s:1','?ff'E5915iA 'LAW 5 Q k I ' - ' JQQFMAV,lylszlfiffs 4:11122 . fm -si: Qvifiiifz-ifi-5.L fi52Ef11fYg53gl3s, ,law 14,1 .A ' gigfffg-7,' . ji ff -ii. sg- . ' isJ5:f,Ei:sz?fs11fL'1.. f2Wff,:, -iguz , . ' s y, :Exi f 1 m5g::2ie:v,qgggfavig . f-ipgf pfu z szah ' ,A 5Q2iagf55 -Qs5g:ifI'gka, ? raifwqghz iw-5:-W .fy 3 2 af?-,,1:! - Q M,-H 1Z?iz:::z.gw2 1 .seivgf 51 1fz21Afswgi,fg,f,-fi i MM T -If : ' , da U, f-, wgeqqfw f ,Q.ii'g57:,g'?f1v2:Sz 'ffl f ?IEff i'If - -' Q TL 1.15: -Z:Ef.:: 2 .21 127:52 ' XA . W- -k , L ' Qfwk -- ., ' - fifgf-935221 5 '-zgigjgff' :fs-'llfs ff' ,i-fi Hf ai'f 1 '1 ' g , 'Q iw , -- H Tracie Haberstich, 1971 Rodeo Sweetheart. -www - ww Best Dressed Male Teacher, Mr. McCorkle Best Dressed Female Student, Lupe Sanchez Best Dressed Male Student, Farrell Lloyd. Western Day K. Best Dressed Couple Coleen Wray and Vincent Zaninovich. Dost Thou Love Life? Then Do Not Squander Time For That Is The Stuff That Life Is Made Of. Leading the student body this year was president Mike Smith. Vice-president of the student body this year was Patty Barbich. Commissioners Student Government Secretary of the student body this year was Paula Bryant. Leadership ---- An inherent quality found and brought to the surface of oneself. Working, worrying- - l Striving to get the job done f Reaching out, gathering workers, helpers, accomplishing together, and then finding Q self- satisfaction in doing. id ' jew' Heading commissions during the school year were Jeanne Cesare, ralliesg Helen Girard, parliamentariang Scott Radovich, safetyg Lori Pagliarulo, so- cial publicityg and Mary Hofman, athletic publicity. Student Council Student Council, an integral part of our student governmental system, functions mainly to oversee and control the extra-curricular ac- tivities of students, including clubs, classes, and to some degree, athletic events. The agenda for Student Council is arranged by its admin- istrative body, the Executive Council. Proposals may be submitted for consider- ation through the Executive Council or directly to the student council. Requests passed by the Student Council are carried out by Executive Council and the Director of Student Activities. Student Council is responsible to the stu- dents, Executive Council is responsible to Stu- dent Council, and the Director of Student Activ- ities is r e s p o n sible to the school admin- Members of our student legislature ponder problems facing the student body, istration. Student Council members were, back, Roger Dispoto, Larry Paca, Danny Radovich, Tom Mendenhall, Daniel Ortiz, Stan Hudson, Rick McHale, Pat Shaffer, director of student activitiesg third row, Helen Calip, Lori Pagliarulo, Kris Kouklis, Marcia Missakian, Lana Laxson, Donis Bean, Jeff Wise, Dean Perkins, second row, Tom Marquez, Gloria Bonkosky, Mary Hofman, Rosemary Espinosa, Janeen Rider, Patty Barbich, Jeanne Cesare, Paula Bryant, front row, Susan Valenzuela, Maria Ramirez, Adela Agcaoili, Virginia Meneses, Annette Jose, Sylvia Serna, and Helen Girard. Live Wire Staff The. Live Wife Staff i'S Composed Of, IOP POW- GUS Ortiz, Barbichg row two, Adela Agcaoili, Cindy Swarts, Martha Tome Baker, Alex Ed1110I', Arcadio JOSE, Harry Hofmans Garcia, Paula Bryant, row one, Bill Hyatt, Helen Calip row three, Peter Antonell, John Esparza, Randy Davis, Steve Kinsey, paul Reed, Rudy Sierra- Stormy Murray, Gina Martin, Kathy Imsdahl, Patricia The Live Wire staff issued 34 editions of the school newspaper during the year, including several special eight-page editions. The staff reported it operated in the black through the support of more than 33,000 in advertising provided by local merchants. The 21-member staff included five seniors who completed three years each on the staff--editor-in-chief, Alex Edillorg managing editor Kathy Imsdahlg news editor Patty Barbichg and feature editors Paula Bryant and Cindy Swarts. Helen Calip, a junior, served as business manager. Laying out advertisements containing photos and tricky sayings, tracking down the activities of clubs and other campus happenings, and recording through photographs the occurrences which made news at Delano High were the duties of the 1971-72 staff. The staff also contributed a weekly column to the Delano Record as well as special articles of campus news to the Record and other surrounding news- papers. A weekly radio program dealing with news and occasional interviews also was rotated among staff members and featured each Thursday afternoon on KCI-IJ . Whether it be a radio script, a news article, an advertisement to sell or design, or a photograph to take, Live Wire staffers were ready to carry out their assignments. Alex Edillor Editor- in- Chief Del-Ano Staff The Del-Ano staff is composed of, from top, Tonya Hronis, Marcia Missakian, Holly Phillipsen, Doug Klinchuch, Maria Sandrini, Cathy Martinez, Rosemary Espinosa, Susan Espinosa, Linda Sandoval, Joanne Jose, Cynthia Schwarz, Mary Hofman. Boys standing are, from left, Mike Harness, Ben Miramontes, John Esparza, Ted Bangi. To the left of the slide are Arcadio Jose, Kris Kouklis, Juanita Dominguez, Jeanette Mina, David Najera. Not pictured are Marlo Mina and Lucille Caric, Holly Phillipsen Editor - in-Chief Planning for the 1972 Del- Ano was launched with three summer meetings. Organization of the book, a sales campaign, division of advertisements to be sold, and general policy were out- lined as the staff prepared quickly to meet a deadline of 16 pages two weeks after the start of school. The summer planning led to another first for the Del-Ano, plans for a 16-page supplement. This is a section of activities which take place from the time of the usual last copy deadline in March through graduation. The added section can easily be taped into the year- book to provide memories of those previously never recorded events. Adoption of a Student Life section to cover student body government, general happenings on campus, and organizations was one innovation of the staff with a fall sales campaign also be- gun as staff members prodded their classmates to buy copies before the deadline. Fall sales netted more than 850 yearbook subscribers as senior staffer Cathy Martinez with 138 sold achieved the S25 sales prize. Keeping track of the con- tinual f low of negatives and prints, designing and redesigning pages, arranging and taking pho- tographs, and writing and re- writing copy were the tasks of the staff in gathering the con- tents of the 1972 yearbook. Holly Phillipsen served as editor-in-chief, Marcia Mis- sakian was business manager, David Najera the sports editor for the fourth year, Kris Kouk- lis the art editor and in charge of division pages, Jeanette Mina in charge of class sections, Rose- mary and Su s an Espinosa plan- ning student life, Arcadio Jose in charge of photography, Mary Hofman and Cynthia Schwartz heading the faculty section and other staff members heading the myriad of areas necessary to complete a story-telling annual. Quill and Scroll An organization composed of upperclassmen journalists who have achieved a B or better average in all subjects and made major contributions in journal- ism is the Delano High chapter of Quill and Scroll, an interna- tional honor society for high school journalists. The organization was led by Kathy Imsdahl, president, Cindy Swarts, vice-president, and Gus Ortiz, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Jim Collier served as adviser. The group found ways topro- mote journalism and raised funds through the sale of concessions at home swimming meets. Members of Quill and Scroll are, front, Cindy Swarts, Patricia Barbich, Paula Bryant, Kathy Imsdahl, Billy Hyatt, and, back, Larry Nelson, Alex Edillor, Mr, Jim Collier, adviser, and Gus Ortiz. German Club Although they sold suckers as a money making project their main purpose was to serve as a literary club. Members are, front, Mr. Joe Pokorny, adviserg John Wright, Petrina Finocchiaro, Marie Perry, Shawna Mar- ting middle, Jose Zuniga, Joanne Finocchiaro, Myrna Reyes, Susan Yoon, Eileen Zaninovich, Marlys Bean, Chari Villard, Jana Hortong back, Don Beatty, Bob Welch, Brian Eddings, Ricky Swanson, St eve Cole, Robert Parks, Anthony Stetzenmeyer. Key Club Key Club members are, front, Jack Pandol, Maurecio Delute, Tom Murray, Danny Ordiz, Danny Radovich, Ben Loudermilk, Ceferino Deluteg middle, Tom Pavich, Mike Peevyhouse, Larry Percy, Doug Klinchuch, Ken Billingsley, Esi Efseaff, John Mont- '2'I,Z. , 'ik is Officers of Key Club, boys' service organization, are, kneeling, Mark Gonzales, treasurer, and Jeff Beck, secretary, and, stand- ing, John Wright, president, and Doug Klinchuch, vice-president. gomeryg back, Fred Valov, Peter Crandall, Clifford Dunn, Jeff Beck, Glenn Moore, Mark Gonzales, John Wright, Tom Drake, Steve Kinsey. Advisors flanking the group are Mr. Dale Standifer and Mr, Keith Delehoy. The Key Club has participated in Harvest Holi- days this year, They operated a soft drink booth at the carnival and entered a car in the Homecoming parade. The club had a concession stand during the Kiwanis' Relays of Champions. They participated in the annual Kiwanis drive for Muscular Dystrophy and helped with other Kiwanis activities. The club helped the Salvation Army during Christmas and held its yearly spring swim party. Selling cushions at our football games was another activity of the Key Club. Future Teachers of America Members of the Future Teachers organization are, front, Linda Bacio, Irene Rodriguez, Deanna Christolear, Karen Mfjlfia RHmiI'BZ, Evelyn JaZIf1if1,Ad91.a Agcaoili, Jeanette Bruszewskig back, Pat Gabriel, Terri Pearson, Alicia Mina, Mary Van DUZSF, V91121 AIHOIHO, Sammy AMOHIOS Guereca, Carol Perigo, Sandra Brown, Patricia Wright, middle, Darlene Rabanal, Judy Agbayani, Stella Baeza, Beth Hibbler, Helen Calip. Officers of the FTA are Sandra Brown, secretary, Terri Pearson, committee coordinator, E v e l yn Jazmin, p r e s i d e nt, and Adela Agcaoili, committee coordinator. Adviser of FTA was Mr. Larry Grote, who helped leaders map out a varied list of activities for the year. FTA'ers started out the 71-72 year with their annual initiation. Part of the enjoyment was going to Universal City, Knott's Berry Farm, and Disneyland. Among the numerous field trips was the visit to Fresno State Col- lege. Also on the club's agenda was sponsoring a booth for the Spring Carnival and for profit, selling Crusader Candy semi-annually. More in fun than in gain, FTA placed an entry in the Homecoming parade. They earned S7 for the second place that their car received, while S25 was spent in decorating the car. As being the wealthiest club on campus, its goal is to help out the alumni. A11 of their proceeds went to student scholarships, this being an advantage to the Future Teachers of America. FTA Activities Harlem Club Taking part in Homecoming with a decorated car in the parade, sponsorship of dances, a candy sale to raise funds for a scholar- ship, field trips, Negro History Week participation, and a fund- raising pop bottle drive added up to a busy year for Harlem Club. The group was part of the United Student Association. Members include, front, Walter Walker, Ronald Hill, Geraldine Versey, Joyce Henderson, Lynette Lee, Arnetta Wright, Laura Porter, and, back, Archie Cooper, Patricia Bivens, Cheryl Smith, Tina Ieennon, Stephanie Hughey, Hallie Jones, Henry Reneau, Clyde ato. S Club S Club is a girls' service organization whose projects this year included a float entered inthe Christmas parade as a money- raising project which won second place. They also set up a pro- gram with Head Start to work as teachers' aides. Members are front, Pam Dismukes, Evelyn Jazmin, Bonnie Middleworth, Kacee Villard, Helen Girard, Paula Bryant, Katina Zaninovich, Pam Dirks, Karen Cantelmi, Deborah Taylor, Susan Yoon, Lori 1 Pagliarulo, middle, Susan Bragg, Donna Zaninovich, Melanie Fain, Patty Bower, Leslie Peterson, Pam Toews, Pam Phillips, Gloria Bonkosky, Laurie Roberts, Gayle Schulte, Kathy Gilbert, back, Ester Middleworth, Kathy Peck, Lori Cantelmi, Patricia Barbich, Patricia Wright, Barbara Taylor, Victoria Zaninovich, Pam Dyar, Chari Villard, Sandy Nagatani, Janet Scott, Anne Brunk, Karen Zaninovich. Future Farmers of America Members of FFA are, front, Dennis Miner, Wayne Mike Gross, John Beck, Tom Diaz, Joe Cavasos, Hawkins, Bruce Beecher, Gary Roman, WesHar- ROY W3-id, Fred Valovs f0UI'Ih POW, Mike MC- din, Billy Bernardg second row, Johnny Young, Jose Bravo, Bill Valov, Esi Efseaff, Bob Frank- lin, Orlando Asunciong third rowg Ralph Fralick, MHXSOU, Kelly Hampton, and Jim Regan- Rally Club Boosting Delano High School spirit and its teams was the goal of Rally Club, which took on numerous projects during the year. The members painted signs to enliven the atmosphere of the bowl and striped the goal posts blue and gold, our school colors. Assisting with rallies, selling spirit buttons, and sponsoring the Mr. Pretty Legs contest were some of the chief activities carried out by Rally Club. Carthy, Carl St. Clair, Darrel Baldwin, Stanley Herrera, Rick Sneed, Mike Montgomery, Paul Rhonda Stanley FFA Sweetheart The raising of an- imals is the major project of the Delano High chapter of the Fu- ture Farmers of Amer- ica, a national organi- zation of boys and girls studying vocational agriculture in high schools throughout the nation. Heading Rally Club were, front, Jeanne Cesare, president, and Melanie Fain, vice-president, and Mr. peter Todd was group advisor. back, Patrice Clark, secretary, and Trudy Dixon, U'6aSl1I'9I'. United Filipino Organization Members of the UFO this year were, front, Rebecca Gines, Deb- bie Nacua, Teresa Cardona, Paulette Apilado, Vincent Bumatay, Annette Jose, Sylvia Cristobal, Marsha Pacag second row, Val- erie Galban, Tom Marquez, Linda Jamila, Judy Agbayani, Sylvia Gomez, Irene Mendoza, Barbara Vallejo, Rosemary Casas, Evelyn Jazmin, Fay De Guzmang third row, Ray Tamsi, Yolanda Del Rio, Darlene Rabanal, Susanna Quintos, Christie Ortaleza, The officers of the UFO this year were, Evelyn Jazmin, presidentg Alfredo Ortaleza, vice-presidentg John A r m i n gt o n, secretaryg Sylvia Cristobal, treasurerg and Vincent Bumatay, sergeant-at-arms. Dolores De Guzman, Irene Carino, Rachel Campos, Sammy An- tonio, Jesse Rabanal, Susan Valenzuela, Mr. McCorkle, advisorg back, Irineo Hernando, Fernando Cepriano, Orlando Asuncion, Alfredo Ortaleza, Virgilio Abuyen, Arnold Agbayani, John Arm- ington, Felix Casas, Tommy Gabriel, Ronald Darapiza, Lupe Arambula. Getting started as a new club on campus, The United Filipino Organization was organized and brought up to the Student Council for consideration. Acceptance was shown by the initiation of Felix Casas, the club's first president. This past year the club was very busy slating activities. Among the largest projects wasadance, an assembly for the student body, and a Filipino banquet. The purpose of the organization was to promote a better understanding of the Filipino history and culture. A pop bottle drive, leaf rake- up, candy sale and bake sale were activities that helped to unite the members in friendship and mutual understanding. Girls Division Members of Girls Wrestling Division this year were Kathy Gilbertg Marcia Missakian, president, Terry Moreland, ad- visorg Kris Kouklis, secretaryg Gina Martin, vice-presidentg Vicki Zaninovich, Pam Phillips, Violet Reyesg middle row, Diane Parker, Teresa Laramore, Karen Cantelmi, Pam Dyar, Esther Middleworth, Cathy Bumatayg front row, Dawn Geivet, Susan Bragg, Stephanie Moreland, Kathy Peck, Debbie Peebles, Gayle Schulte. Not shown is Lana Laxson, treasurer. The Girls Division Club was started in 1970 to promote spirit for the sport of wrestling at Delano High. Past queens chosen by the wrestling team have been Peggy Jones, Susan Baumstark, and Toni Zaninovich. This year's president was Marcia Missakian, The club this past year raised money for a scholarship to be given to a deserving wrestler. 7 47 I Interact Members of the Interact Club this year were, front, Pam Soper, Eileen Zaninovich, Cindy Swarts, Kathy Imsdahl, Patty Bower, Lori Cantelmi, Janet Crandall, Lynn Hochschild, Marianne Turnipseed, Debbie Gilbertg second row, Kevin White, Lana Laxson, Marla Clark, Sylvia Jimenez, Denise Villard, Janet Baumstark, Katina Zaninovich, Deborah Taylor, Laurie Roberts, Kathy Gilbert, Esther Middleworth, Terry Boweg third row, Rosemary English, Danny Ordiz, Joy Lewis, Petrina Finocchiaro, Donna Powers, Teresa Rogers, Jeanne Beck, Ofelia Villaruz, Karen Zollinger, Karen Zaninovich, Barbara Taylor, Karen Can- telmi, Pam Dyar, Rosemary Espinosa, Alicia Shockleyg back, Larry Nelson, Yvonne Ryan, Eddie Villaruz, David Turnipseed, Frankie Sandoval, Gus Ortiz, Melvin Agbayani, Eric Hiett, Bob Rosenberger, Sean McNally, Cathleen Carter, Missy Roberts, Donna Mariani, Christine Mulhall. Delano High Explorer Cadet Squadron Curtiss P-40 Flying SAF 0 85738 Boeing B- 17G Flying For-tr Aircraft Carrier Cre Mexican American Youth Association Members of the MAYA club this year were, row 1, Amparo Castillo, Teresa Rodriguez, Dora Guzman, Isabel Roman, Yvonne Fragoso, Barbara Marquez, Connie Reyes, Diana Bernavides, Elida Moreno, Debbie Pascualg row 2, Salvador Ramos, Leticia Avila, Rachel Moreno, Rosa Castillo, Diana Mendoza, Nellie Perez, Sally Galvan, Linda Baca, Elizabeth Rosales, Chris Nunez, Frank Marquez, row 3, John Alcala, Joe Diaz, Lucy Alonzo, Jerry Richer, Irineo Hernando, Jesse Flores, Camilo Apostol, Mike Mercado, Nancy Lopez, Wilma Markham, Terry Campos, Cathy Bumatay, Bobby Morales, row 4, Fred Estrada, Cathy Serda, Sal Castro, Danny Troncozo, Tito Huizar. Rachel Mendoza, Annette Jose, Susan Wong, Lydia Cardona. Row 1, Cherilyn Mina, Emma Roman, Lee Toribio, Connie Tarango, Anna Rodriguez, Rosemary Rodriguez, Margaret Lopez, Yolanda DeLaRosa, Maria Ozuna, row 2, Sammy Antonio, Mona Lemos, Holly Serda, Sylvia Renteria, Darlene Rabanal, Yolanda Del Rio, Susan Espinosa, Rosemary Espinosa, Mary Montano, Robert Espinosa, row 3, Mary Soto, Rita Figueroa, Inez Figueroa, Lucy Alvarado, Isaac Chapa, Rosie E. Castillo, Elizabeth Jaurequi, Molly Ramirez, Mary Garza, Irene Rodriguez, Lupe Uranday, Pat Gabriel, Carmen Marin, row 4, Leonard Torres, Mary Salazar, Annette Corpuz, Jerry DeLaRosa, Victoria Ortiz, Lorraine DeAnda, Connie Flores, Elizabeth Silva, Lucy Calzo, Peter Villareal. Other members of the MAYA club this year were row l, Josephine Padilla, Elaine Lopez, Isabel Hernandez, Rosie Gutierrez, Maria Martinez, Steve Serda, Maria Escobar, Rebecca Gines, Lupe Mojarrag row 2, Rosie Camacho, Carmen Martinez, Emily Guerreca, Leticia Rodriguez, Grace Mina, Dorothy Pinuelas, Janie Mendoza, Isabel Silva, Susan Castro, Esther Lara, Maria Villa, Pedro Martinezg row 3, Dorothy Vallejo, Margaret Lara, Officers leading the Mexican American Youth Association this year were, Bobby Morales, sergeant-at-arms, Margaret Alonzo, treas- urerg Steve Serda, president, Angie Gutierrez, secretary, Mike Mercado, vice-president. Angie Gutierrez, Delfina Figueroa, Mary Cuavas, Mary Masqueda, Grace Santiago, Jesse Rabanal, Jerry Arrnendariz, Bertha Ramirez, Doris Dahilig, Margaret Alonzo, Anne Garray, Celida Rivera, row 4, Lucy Chavez, Velma Medina, Norma Delos Rios, Elenore Medina, Yolanda Gonzales, Larry Serda, Rosie Domin- guez, Raul Morales, Lyn Torrez, Juanita Diaz, Genie Hernandez. The formerly named Spanish Language Club changed to a new name, The name change was mainly intended to end the idea of having to take a Spanish class before ob- taining membership. The new name chosen was MAYA, Mexican Amer- ican Youth Association. Previously the main activities of the Spanish Club were planning field trips and candy sales. But the new MAYA club set higher goals to further benefit its members, such as preparing for speech rallies, scholarship funds, and improving the school for all students. Tiger Band Ti gerettes The Tigerette drill team consists of, back row from left, Norma Faucett, Rosemary Espinosa, Debra Aroy, Christine Nunez, Debra Pascual, Isabel Trujillo, Rita Felix, Rosa Morales, Carla Harris, Diane Parker, Pam Dyar, Yolanda Al- varado, Cindy Swartsg top to bottom, Pat Gabriel, Ann Wiley, Gayle Schulte, Yolanda Uriaz, An- tonia DeGracia, Juanita Dominguez, Jeanette Mina, Yolanda Valero, Catherine Marquez. , ,W ,,,,.,if ,,.. , ,,,,, . . -f . Each day slowly envolving into the next Finishing one practice Just to go on to another Days filled with endless marching, Friendshipsg worn-out tennis shoes, Unlady-like Sweat dripping down your back And learning you can't break away, Because You turns into Us Tigerettes. Majorcttes Leading the Tiger band were the majorettes, front row, Cathy Bumatayg second row, Esperanza Medina, Virginia Vasquez, third row, Victoria Miranda, Sandy Grimwood, Carmen Martinez, fourth row, Diane Ellebracht, Vickie Johnson, Barbara Vallejo. Marching season was only the beginning of a full schedule for the 114 members of the Delano High School Tiger band. On the first day of school, the band began preparation for halftime performances at home football games. It took many long hours of practice to learn and perfect shows for competition with other schools, even as far away as Hacienda Heights in Los Angeles, but marching season does not consist of only halftime shows, but pa- rades as well. The Tiger bandparticipated infive parades last fall. Paul Reed led the band as drum major. The 1971-72 band officers were, seated from left Herb Delute, vice-president, Ann Wiley, secretary standing, Donald Factory, president. Concert Band Concert band members were, row 1, Dawn Geivet, Susan Salves- trin, Barbie Selent, Julie Blake, Sandy Nagatani, Jane Sluga, Debra Nacuag row 2, Mary Hofman, Susan Yoon, Anne Brunk, Jeanette Mina, Juanita Dominguez, Ceferino Delute, Tom Marquez, Teresa Cardona, Tonya Hronis, Cora Mayo, Cherilyn Minag row 3, Darlene Rabanal, Janet Scott, Linda Boardman, Myrna Reyes, Napoleon Bacerra, Carlos Pangaldan, Jan Stovall, Bill McKie, Pat Gabriel, Stella Gill, Sylvia Sandoval, Ann Wiley, Gina Pagliarulo, Rita Felix, Scott Nagatani, Mike Manzano, Dar- ryl Nacuaq row 4, Diane Parker, Carla Morris, Irene Martinez f Although the concert band did not have as many performances as the marching band, the concert band members worked just as hard. Pre- paring for the spring concert and music festivals occupied most of the band member's time. Isabel Trujillo, Rosie Dominguez, Judy Agbayani, Linda Rivas, Christina Pascual, Ernest Parker, Rob Hickok, Richard Fabela, Jerry Stovall, Stan Hudson, Eddie Cristobal, Melvin Agcaoili, Domingo Camit, Ray Mascarinas, Mike Twiford, Heriberto Delute, Maurecio Delute, Mike Wilhelm, Gary Underwood, Ar- cadio Jose, Fred Estrada, Jesse Flores, Rick Swanson, Alex Edillor, Steve Ponce, row 5, Vincent Bumatay, Richard Chaney, Mike Mercado, John Armington, Brian Edwards, Jeff Wise, Jerry DeLaRosa, David Fernando, Alfred Wiley, Alan Kawaski, Ronald Darapiza. The concert band made its first appearance of the year at the Christmas concert for the student body. Due to the shortening of the school day, the stage band was switched from a regular course to a voluntary organization in only its second year of existence. Despite the change, the group grew from 18 members from the previous year to 29 this past year. The band was limited to only two hours once a week every Monday night for its practice ses- sions. However, the group's plans did not diminish any. The annual spring concert and several inter- school engagements were among the events on the stage band schedule for the 1971-72 school year. Stage Band The musicians of the stage band were row 1, Jerry Edwards, Tito Huizar, Mike Mercadog row 2, Rick Fagundes, Bill McKie, Mike Manzano, Scott Nagatani, Rob Hickok, Richard Fabela, Ray Mascarinas, Mike Twiford, Jeff Wise, Freddie Estrada, Steve Ponce, Alex Edillor, Arcadio Joseg row 3,Napoleon Bacerra, Frankie Arreola, Darryl Nacua, Rita Felix, Jennifer Vigil, Herb Delute, Eddie Cristobal, Melvin Ageaoili, Domingo Camit, Donald Factory, row 4, Tommy Marquez, Ceferino Delute, Johnny Jenkins. Mixed Choir The members of the mixed choir were, row 1, left side, Angie Hernandez, Cecilia Alvarez, Patty Barbich, Gina Martin, Bonnie Middleworth, Max Mendoza, Sammy Antoniog row 2, Joyce Hen- derson, Kim Keyser, Leslie Bailey, Robin Smith, Cathy Shaff, Paul Casares, Larry Serdag row 3, Gloria Borunda, Irene Carino, Lyn Laxson, Mary Villalovos, Paul Reed, Donald Factory, Rudy Sierra, row 4, Marilyn Compton, Patricia Randolph, Linda Boardman, Laurie Roberts, David Maestas, Bill McKie, David Kraft, right side, row 1, Kevin Blackwell, Danny Dulay, Patrice Clark, Bonnie Lamb, Susan Eldredgeg row 2, Archie Cooper, Felix Casas, Susan English, Beth Hibbler, Marsha Moreno, Bar- bara Owensg row 3, Tom Marquez, Danny Ordiz, Nelda Boland, Pam Toews, Geraldine Versey, Wilma Markham, Karol Tillman, row 4, Jeff Beck, Scott Radovich, Mike Smith, John Salim, Bobby Morales, Yolanda Lujan, Pat Gabriel. Girls' Choir The girls who sang at the annual Christmas concert were, row 1 Linda Ferguson, Carmen Martinez, Pam Dirks, Beth Hibbler: Lyn McCarthy, Mary Hofman, Theresa Lyday, Terri Parnell Margie Cantutay, Rosie Avila, Marla Clark, Debbie Rogerson The Girls, Choir was one of the few high school groups to enter a float in Delano's an- nual Christmas parade. The same float was entered in the McFarland Christmas parade in which they placed second. The choir sang in two spring concerts' and one festival in Porterville in addition to the Christmas con- cert. Guitar classes were offered in the school's curriculum for the first time this past year. row 2, Marie Perry, Lyn Laxson, Mary Villalovos, Bonnie Lamb, Melinda Wilson, Teri Tramell, Mae Leslie Sandrini, Patty Barbich, Linda Boardman, Donnie Lamb, Jean Kraft, Geraldine Versey, Deana Daffern, Stephanie Hughey. 5 Legion Medal Club A candy sale to raise funds for a book scholarship was the main project conducted by the Legion Medal Club. The organization consists of boys and girls who were graduated at the top of their class from the eighth grade. Members of the organization were, front, Kacee Villard, Justine Girard, Laurie Nakayama,HelenGirard, Helen Dumaguin, Janet Crandall, Dalila Amayag middle Victoria Zaninovich, Nancy Ferguson, Mary Beth Vil- lalovos, Katina Zaninovich, Joan McAbee, Carol Perigo Donna Zaninovichg back, Raul Morales, Herb Delute James Kawasaki, John Esparza, John Wright, Jeff Beck Press Club Publishing football programs was the major project of Press Club, but members also were busy with basketball programs, spring sports booklets, and their annual trip to the San Joaquin Valley Press Association spring conference at Fresno State College. Members were, front, Billy Hyatt, Susan Espinosa, Rosemary Espinosa, Chari Villard, Patty Barbich, Cindy Swarts, Linda Bacio, Blanca Baezag middle, Peter Villarreal Kathy lmsdahl, Karen Zollinger, Carol Murray, Karen Bruszewski Helen Calip, Sandra Browng back, Arcadio Jose, Debbie Adkins Stormy Murray, Larry Nelson, Gail Davis, Lesa Ward Paula Carter, John Esparza. French Club Members of the French Club prepare a poster for their car wash. Officers of the French Club were, front, Susie Eskew, vice-presi- dent, and Cathy Van Duzer, secretary, and, back, Laurie Roberts, president, and Lydia Miramontes, treasurer. This past year the French Club consisted of 20 members. In October, they held a car wash where 10 members took part, a candy sale was held in early December. Mem- bers went on a winter field trip and held a special night meeting which featured two Frenchmen living in the United States and showing of slides by advisor Mr. Collier of his European tour the past summer. The French Club members also had a bake sale in early January. Members of the club were, front, Laurie Roberts, Susie Eskew, Linda Ferguson middle, Lydia Miramontes and Jeff Cummings, back, Mr. Jim Collier, advisor Mike Waldrop, Karen Zaninovich. Future Homemakers OfAmerica Members of the FHA Club this year were, front, Domitila Mira- montes, Sherry McGehee, Irene Carino, Debbie Lampe, Marcia Moreno, Emma Rodriguez, Janeen Rider, Amanda Esparza, The Future Homemakers of America Club con- sisted of eighteen members this year. Members of the club prepared many goodies to sell during their two bake sales. During the Spring Carnival, the FHA'ers planned to sell stitchery and macrame Officers leading the FHA Club this year were, front, Marie Perry, songleaderg Sherry McGehee, vice-presi- dentg Amanda Esparza, commissioner of activitiesg back, Lupe Sanchez, secretaryg Carmen Sanchez, presidentg Janeen Rider, treasurer. Charlene Chavez, back, Beverly Bowe, .Ian Vanover, Anita Barney, Shawna Martin, Marie Perry, Lupe Sanchez, Kathy Ros- son, Carmen Sanchez, Robin Griffith. projects. The projects were assembled during their regular noon meetings. The club also planned to hold a fun night. The purpose of the club is to help the club members toward better horizons. Homemakers of America, Homemakers of the dear land we love! Reach out for someone and Meet someone halfway and Talk to each other, 'Twill be a brighter day! Future Homemakers of America, Homemakers of the dear land we love! To wider vision let our voices raise, Homemakers of America! Del Bios Members of the Del Bios club this year were, front, Mary Villalovosg Marjorie Gess- ner, presidentg Sandra Fiorini, Randy Davisg back, Dennis Fipps, Wayne Burgess: Cynthia Schwartz, secretaryg Donald Fipps, vice-president. Del Bios is the science club at Delano High. The club strives to enable students to learn as much as possible about science and nature. The club was founded in 1968, making it one of the newest clubs on campus. In past years the club took field trips, entered cars in the Homecoming Parades, and journeyed to the coast to dig for fossils. This year the club took an overnight field trip to Morro Bay, roughing it. and also entered a car in the Homecoming Parade. The club was scheduled during the second semester to have a raffle and a candy sale. All eyes focus on the ball as students play volleyball during lunch hour as a part of the noon activities program. This provides a welcome rest from the rigor of classes. Dramatists rehearse a scene from one of their scheduled spring presentations. Block D Society Leading the 71 72 Block D Society were Scott Radovich, vice-pres- ldent Jeff Beck treasurerg Doug Klinchuch, secretary, and Lupe Diaz, Getting ready for one of the many events Block D put on these avid athletes and fans board the bus for the annual college football game. This year it was Stanford vs USC Block D members for the year 1971-1972 were, from left, top row, James Kawasaki, Danny Garcia, Bryan Roth, Glenn Moore, Bob Frank- lin, Bob Rosenberger, Mark Gonzales,' Jim Regan, Jack Pandol, Herb Delute, John Mont- gomery, David Turnipseedg second row, Mike Ruiz, Mike Jeffrey, Esi Efseaff, Mark Fernando, Fred Valov, Mark DeWeese, Mike Harness, Joe Diaz, Jeff Beck, Scott Radovichg third row, Tom Pavich, Tom Drake, Terry Tut- tle, John Wright, Lupe Diaz, Ken Billingsley, Kevin Harper, Steve Kinsey, Tony Linder, front row, Ken Anderson, Peter Hochschild, Paul Maxson, Clifford Dunn, Doug Klinchuch, Peter Crandall, Bill Kolb, Rick McHa1e. Tom Drake and Lupe Diaz are selling Peter Audap a ticket to the third annual Christmas Basketball Classic, while Mary Lopez looks on. Block D is an organization composed of those athletes who have earned the necessary points to join Block D and have been duly initiated into the organization. The purpose of the club is to pro- mote sportsmanship, promote the athletic pro- gram, and to maintain school codes of conduct. Some of the activities the club sponsored were the donkey basketball game, Varsity vs. Faculty basketball game, Homecoming entry and the annual trip to a major college football game. l Wil, n The prize-winning Homecoming float was entered and manned by just a few of the many dedicated members of Block D. President Lupe Diaz heads one of the weekly meetings as every- body listens intently to the important matter he has brought up. Intramural Sports Period three captured the intramural football championship by win- ning three straight. Team members were, standing, left to right, Gary Guron, Earl Stanley, Ken Pope, Tom Yap, and Lonell Good- man. Kneeling were Lamberto Garza, Mike Montgomery, Ben Contreras, Marcos Rosales, and Franklin Pickering. D' I , .r-. , W ,1 E ., V . Members of the fifth period championship basketball team were, standing, Frank Ruiz fCapt.J, Vernon Espinoza, Clinton Chamber- lain, Severiano Alcaideg squatting, George Nebre, Alfred Flores, Edward Reclusado, and Florencio Aguilar. They won three straight by combining good ball handling, rebounding, and shooting. The intramural program, which began in 1955, is under the direction of Coach Ralph Allen. It in- cludes football, volleyball, basketball, swimming, baseball, badminton, and tennis. Coach Allen feels this program is unique in this state in that the boys do everything on their own time,-and for the pure fun and love of corn- petition that goes with playing. No awards or points toward a grade are given and the boys even do the officiating, said Coach Allen. The teams to represent each period are chosen from the win- ning team of each period and all the organizing is done solely by the boys. aai f I Boys chosen for the all-star volleyball team were, standing, Jeff Lessley, John Garza, and Jeff McFarland. Squatting are Rick Sneed, Bill Bernard, and Mike Tinkle. Period three captured the title. Campus Life 'Gets It On' Participants were Larry Nelson, Danny Ordiz, Phil Palm- quist, Jack Pandol, Diane Parker, Tom Pavich, Terri Pear- son, Kathy Peck, Debbie Peebles, Mike Peevyhouse, Larry Percy, Leslie Peterson, Pam Phillips, Beverly Pickering, Jennifer Pittman, Karl Pope, Ken Pope, Jennifer Racicot, Danny Radovich, Scott Radovich, Jim Regan, Allen Regehr, Bob Rosenberger, Jennifer Rozum, Yvonne Ryan, John Salim, Cynthia Schwartz, Gayle Schulte, Janet Scott, Barbie Selent, Nancy Shallies, Alicia Shockley, Patti Sims, Mike Smith, Larry Stubbert, Gary Swarts, Petrina Finocchiaro, David Turnipseed, Marianne Turnipseed, Terry Tuttle, Mark Valov, Mary Van Duzer, Mary Villalovos, Valerie Villalovos, Peter Villareal, Randy Urias, Calvin Waldrop, Eileen Zaninovich, Lisa Yoon, Karen Zaninovich, Vikki Zaninovich, Karen Zollinger, Doris Hall, Sam Henderson, Joyce Henderson, Pat Lara, Lana Laxson, Susanna Leffler, Joe Lerda, Marcia Missakian, Bill McKie, Joel Ince, Randy Adams, Holly Baker, Leslie Baily, Janet Baumstark, Jeff Beck, Kevin Blackwell, Susan Bragg, Sandra Brown, Karen Cantelmi, Paul Casares, Clyde Cato, Jeanne Cesare, Luanne Cesare, DeAnna Christolear, Patrice Clark, Gail Davis, Mark DeWeese, Trudy Dixon, Kathy Dowell, Tom Drake, Pam Dyar, Susan English. Leading Campus Life this year were Mike Smith, pres- ident, and Scott Radovich, vice-president. Penrose. More members are Rosemary English, Carol Murray, Jeff Fabbri, Debbie Fagundes, David Fernando, Sharon Fisher, Bob Franklin, Debbie Fox, Diane Gallagher, Kathy Gilbert, Justine Girard, Mark Gonzales, Lynn Hochschild, Kathy Holland, Jana Horton, Theresa Hoskins, Ricky Ince, Doug Klinchuch, Bill Knight, Bill Kolb, Kris Kouklis, David Kraft, Jeanie Kraft, Shawna Martin, Joan McAbee, Doug McDonald, Jeff McFarlane, Sean McNally, Mike Mercado, Glenn Middleworth, Esther Middleworth, John Montgomery, Glenn Moore, Christine Mulhall, Melanie Mulhall, Claire Murray, Claudette Murray, Tom Murray, Sharon Worley, Susan Yoon. Expressing his point of view at one of the weekly meetings held in homes of members, is adviser John CSF Qualifying for the California Scholarship Federation through their first semester achievements were, front row, Maurecio Delute, Michael Manzano, Ceferino Delute, Bob Rosenberger, Doug Klin- chuch, Sean McNally, Gus Ortiz, Greg Hocking, Scott Nagatani, Rita Felix, Paula Bryant, second row, Esther Middleworth, Marlys Bean, Dawn Geivet, Laurie Nakayama, Lydia Miramontes, Debbie Gilbert, Cindy Swarts, Kathy Imsdahl, Lori Cantelmi, Helen Girard, Katina Zaninovich, Deborah Taylor, Laurie Ro- berts, Christine Mulhall, Pam Phillips, Patty Barbichg third row, Patricia Randolph, Jane Carver, Susan Salvestrin, Sandy Naga- tani, Susan Bragg, Adela Agcaoili, Helen Calip, Rosemary Omega, Sandra Fiorini, Stacey Carpenter, Victoria Zaninovich, Karen Zaninovich, Karen Zollinger, Barbara Taylor, Karen Cantelmi, Pam Dyar, Andy Meza, Dennis Snow, Severiano Alcaide, Jennifer Rozum, fourth row, Philip Palmquist, Al Jones, Gayle Schulte, Tom Pavich, Scott Radovich, Brian Villard, Mark Gonzales, Tom Murray, Jerry Garcia, Bill Kolb, Steve Cole, Jack Pandol, James Kawasaki, Danny Ordiz, Rick Swanson, Frankie Sandoval, Gary Lee, Heriberto Delute. Students who held membership in CSF during the first semester were, front, Mike Smith, Paula Carter, Jane Carver, Lisa Ward, Teresa Newman, Scott Nagatani, Heriberto Delute, James Ka- wasaki, Anita Barney, Steve Cole, Clint Chamberlain, second row, Patrice Clark, Rose Omega, Irma Mejia, Rosemary Casas, Adela Agcaoili, Sandra Fiorini, Jack Pandol, John Wright, Terry Tuttle, Chari Villard, Susan Yoon, Pam Dismukes, JudyAgbayani, Darlene Rabanal, Mary Lopez, Laurie Nakayama, Paula Bryant, Lori Cantelmi, Tom Pavich, Shawna Marting third row, Jeff Beck, Gail Davis, Teri Trammell, Carol Murray, Victoria Zaninovich, Kathy Peck, Gayle Schulte, Pam Dyar, Pam Phillips, Karen Can- telmi, Katina Zaninovich, Karen Zaninovich, Gina Pagliarulo, Patty Bower, Leslie Peterson, Donna Zaninovich, Marla Cranford, Dawn Geivet, Jeanne Cesare, Greg Reimer, Alex Edillorg fourth row, Kacee Villard, Sandra Brown, Lana Laxson, Mary Lynch, Tricia Randolph, Margaret Lopez, Laurie Roberts, Patty Barbich, Tony Manzano, Jennifer Rozum, Stacey Carpenter, Helen Calip, Dennis Snow, Philip Palmquist, Salvador Ramos, Danny Ordiz, Jerry Garcia, Susan Bragg, Vicki Minyard, Marlys Bean, fifth row, Scott Radovich, Al Jones, Paul Reed, Peter Crandall, Torie Baker, Mike Twiford, Mark Fernando, Ken Anderson, Gus Ortiz, Mike Harness, Pete Hochschild, Mark Gonzales, Ed Fruta, Tom Murray, Harry Hofman, Chris Mulhall, John Esparza, Frankie Sandoval, Rick Swanson, Alan Kawasaki, Severiano Alcaide, Ce- ferino Delute, Maurecio Delute, Bill Long, Dennis Grant, Bill Kolb. Athenian Honor Society Members of the Order of The Owl Athenians were, front, Rudy Sierra, Linda Boardman, Donnie Lamb, Cheryl White, Dawn Geivet, Tricia Randolph, Rosemary Casas, Teresa Carmichael, Marlo Mina, Fernando Bravo, Jeanette Mina, Joel Cortez, Steve Cole, second row, Irma Mejia, Gloria Borunda, Mary Lopez, Theresa Herrera, Marcia Missakian, Sylvia Jiminez, Victoria Baker, Linda Bowen, Karen Zaninovich, Patty Bower, Kacee Villard, Bonnie Middleworth, Antonia De Gracia, Joanne Jose, Gloria Bonkosky, Lori Pagliarulo, Lupe Diaz, Conrado Anchetag third row, Danny Ordiz, Carol Murray, Victoria Zaninovich, Gayle Shulte, Pam Dyar, Kathy Peck, Pam Phillips, Karen Can- telmi, Paul Reed, Gina Pagliarulo, Christine Mulhall, Donna Zaninovich, Julie Blake, Gail Basset, Virginia Duarte, Juanita Dominguez, Pam Toews, Tony Manzano, David Morales, Bill Long, fourth row, Mark Fernando, Gail Davis, Lisa Ward, Teresa Newman, Lana Laxson, Paula Carter, Mary Lynch, Jerry Garcia, John Esparza, Jeff Wise, Peter Antonnel, Ceferino Delute, Alan Kawasaki, Gary Guron, Ben Miramontes, Alfredo Ubanos, Felix Casas, back row, Mike Thompson, Kenneth Watkins, Eric Hiett, Jeff Racicot, Kevin Harper, Glenn Moore, Jack Auld, Peter Hochschild, Mark Gonzales, Harry Hofman, Frank Sandoval, Ricky Swanson, Doug Lyday, Darryl Nacua, Rob Hickok, Dennis Gr ant, Maurecio Delute, Billy Kolb, Alfredo Ortaleza, Mike Mercado, Eugene Urioste. . f f ,mea f Qualifying for the Order of the Olive were, front row, Helen Gi- rard, Peter Crandall, Jeff Beck, Doug Klinchuch, Tom Murray, Tom Pavich, Terry Tuttle, second row, Marlys Bean, Kathy Ims- dahl, Rose Omega, Helen Calip, Leslie Peterson, Kim Keyser Roman Maestas, Salvador Ramos, Evelyn Jasmin, 'third row, Mary Hofman, Sandra Brown, Adela Agcaoili, Patrice Clark, ew-A at W U., - g K i Stacey Carpenter, Sandra Fiorini, Ramon Maestas, Jane Carver, Nellie Sandoval, Annette Jose, Susan Wong, fourth row, Charlene DePue, Jennifer Rozum, Mike Twiford, Eddie Fruta, Mark Fer- nando, Mike Harness, Ken Anderson, Gus Ortiz, Clint Chamber- lain, Lupe Diaz, Carl James, Joe Aguilar. 67 4 I , .i ,.., ,., E. i e 3 Z I S 1 E ii 5 3 5 2 2 2 3 Q 4, . . .. .V A , . , ,W , ,ii Q V,W A. ,M . , . SPORTS Athletics and competitions Putting strength and strategy Against a foe. It is a rigorous strain for those Willing To take the Time and effort The punishment andrewards The victories or The defeat. You are one. Reaching for your own goal Working yourself to death- Your muscles A Aching And the sweat Dripping. Yet even in the triumphs of your victories Or in the wretchedness of your defeat You always come back To the team. A switch to a new offense and the determi- Delano Tigers Delano Tiger squad members are, front, from left, Coach Gene Beck, Lupe Diaz, Tom Drake, Mike Hibbler, Doug Lyday, James Fragoso, and Mark DeWeeseg second row, Lawrence Ludy, Jeff Beck, John Wright, Peter Crandall, David Morales, Scott Radovich, Mike Smith, Mike Peevy- house, and Mike McCarthy, mgr.g third row, Coach Nathan Merced 12- 0 East Bakersfield 6-21 North Bakersfield 20-37 Mt. Whitney 0- 14 Redwood 6-20 Porterville 41 - 20 Tulare Western 35-20 Monache 15-33 Tulare Union 40-32 Hanford 26- 13 Johnson, Paul Maxson, Danny Dulay, Lorenzo Alvarado, Chris Rivas, Joe DeLaCruz, Bob Rosenberger, Alfred Flores, Mike Thompson, and Coach Waldo Stahlg fourth row, Felix Casas, Esi Efseaff, Richard Garcia, Fred Valov, Kevin Harper, Pat Segawa, Herb Delute, Joe Diaz, Jesse Gonzales, and Frank Aguilar. nation of the squad to prove they were better than their record indicated' ' were among factors in the second half comeback of the Delano Tiger football team during the 1971 season. From a handful of eight seasoned players, the Tiger ranks lost two of the veterans through injuries, but a squad heavily flavored with non- seniors fthey finished the season with seven of the non-seniors starting on both offense and defensel shook off a l-4 record at mid-season to forge a 4-1 East Yosemite League record and second place in the new circuit. Selected to the all-league team were junior halfback Jeff Beck, who gained 1,244 yards in 159 carries for a 7.9 average, for the second time 5 center Scott Radovich, and end Pat Segawa, all on offense, and, ondefense, linebacker James Fragoso, who contributed 107 season tackles, and junior halfback Clifford Dunn. Accorded honorable mention were tackle Mike Thompson, quarterback Lupe Diaz, full- back Lawrence Ludy, and tackle-linebacker Bob Franklin. Varsity Captures Second Place The Tigers opened their home season against the ever-potent offensive machine of the East Bakers- field Blades. The idea, Even the sharpest Blade can't shave a Tigerf' didn't prove true, as the Bakersfield crew tripped up the locals, 21-6. Jeff Beck's seven-yard blast fleftj, provided the only scoring punch for the frustrated Tiger of- fense. The sputtering Tiger machine limped back home to face the Mt. Whitney Pioneers. Forty-eight minutes later, Mt. Whitney had pocketed a 14-0 victory and sent the reeling, Tigers down to their fourth straight loss. The Pioneers' excellent kicking game bottled up Delano's offense all night long, and their tenacious defense picked off three Tiger aerials. The lone bright spot in the Tiger effort was the strong defensive performance turned in by the locals, Jeff Beck 1405 streaks 70 yards down the sideline en route to scoring the first Tiger touchdown of the 1971 season. The under- dog Delano gridders turned in a sparkling team effort to snatch a 12-0 victory from the jaws of the rugged Merced Bears. Del- anois invincible defense completely stopped the Bear attack, forcing three crucial fum- bles. Fullback Lawrence Ludy tallied the final Tiger score on a two-yard smash. Glue-fingered end Pat Sagewa C813 sees stars before his eyes after latching on to a Lupe Diaz aerial during second-period action at North, The Tiger Machine had high hopes of upsetting the powerful Stars, but the North Bakersfield eleven rolled up a 37-6 lead and then coasted in to victory, 37-20. Spearhead- ing the Tiger attack was junior standout, Jeff Beck, who scored all three Tiger touch- downs. 7 1 1 Tigers Post 5-5 Lo Ex-CYL foe Redwood was next to invade Tiger country, and they found an uninspired Tiger team purring, not growling, at them. The locals, eager for a win to boost their 1-3 season mark, came out snarling, only to suffer continual bad luck throughout the evening. Redwood capitalized on De- lano fumbles, busted plays, and blocking break- downs to tame the Tigers, 20-6. Our lone touch- down, early in the fourth quarter, came on 40- yard pass play from senior quarterback Lupe Diaz to Jeff Beck. Lawrence Ludy 1321 rips through the Porterville line on an- other of his ground gobbling rushes. The Tigers opened play in the newly-formed East Yosemite League in spectacular fashion, demolishing the Panthers, 41-20. The powerful Tiger offensive machine moved at will, scoring three touchdowns in the first period. The score mounted to 35-12 at halftime, but by then the issue had already been decided. Tiger gridders figuring in the scoring were Jeff Beck 14 TD'sJ, Clifford Dunn 41 TDl, Jesse Gonzales fl TDl, and Tom Drake Q5 conversion kicksj. Keeping his nose to the grindstone fand also in the Memorial Stadium turfj, Clifford Dunn plows on from the one to chalk up another Tiger touchdown. Playing before a Homecoming crowd of near 3,000 fans, the Tigers utilized their powerful offense to romp to victory over the Tulare Western Mustangs. The locals now 2-0 in league play, battled to a 13-8 halftime advantage, then raced away from Western to notch a 35-20 win. The speedy Dunn electrified local rooters by returning the second-half kickoff 86 yards to pay- dirt. Delano Gffensc Second In EYL Scoring The revitalized Tigers journeyed to Monache to settle the issue of first place in the EYL, The highly regarded Marauders proved too much to handle for the Delano gridders, trouncing the locals 33-15. The Porterville-based squad took advantage costly Delano errors to race away to a 21-7 halftime lead, and breezed through the second half. Defensive leader Pat Segawa nailed the Monache punter for a safety, and also was a shining star on offense, gathering in a touchdown pass from halfback Clifford Dunn. The Delano bench reflects the all-out effort put forth by the 34-member squad against Hanford. Delano clinched second place by defeating the Bullpups, 26- 13. Jeff Beck on the first play from scrimmage broke loose on a trap for a 69-yard touchdown run. Later, defensive lineman Richard Garcia intercepted a pass and ran it back 73 yards for a touchdown. The other scores included a 60-yard run on a screen pass to Beck and a 17-yard run into the end zone by Johnny Jenkins, James Fragoso 1305 administers another bone-jarring tackle to another unfortunate Tulare runner during first half action against the Redskins. The two teams put on a sensational of- fensive show, scoring ten touchdowns between them. The locals' 40-32 win keeps them second inleague behind Monache, with only Hanford left to play. The Tiger's six TD's were divided among Jeff Beck 135, Johnny Jenkins fly, Clifford Dunn fly and Jesse Gonzales fly. Early in the first quarter, Beck broke the 2,000 yard mark for career rushing ona short burst up the middle. JV Champions Delano O Delano 10 Delano 0 Delano 20 Delano 8 Delano 22 Delano 12 Delano 26 Delano 24 Delano 36 Merced East High North High Whitney Redwood Porterville Tulare Western Monache Tulare Hanford Front row, Eddie Cristobal, Eric Hiett, Ronald Hill, Gilbert Martinez, Mike Jeffrey, Gary Barton, Tom Diaz, second row, Fidel Salinas, David Kraft, Danny Meraz, John Montgomery, Randy Powell, Peter Crandall, Jerry Armendariz, Dennis Hughes, David Malasigg third row, Coach Bill Ward, Tony Torrez, Archie Scott, Ronnie Chavez, Mike Peevyhouse, Peter Antonell, Jim Cloud, David Turnipseed, Leonard Ancheta, Pete Hochschild, Rick Fagundes, Bobby Garcia, Henry Hernandezg fourth row, Andy Espinoza, Ken Billingsley, Angelo Kouklis, Ricky Swanson, Rodney Pearson, Juan Pineda, David Flores, Ken Anderson, Tony Linder, Harry Hofman, Terry Eakin, Coach James Hyatt. Archie Scott evades Whitney man. All Leaguers are Leonard Ancheta, Eddie Cris- tobal, John Montgomery, Harry Hofman, Mike Peevyhouse. Honorable mention are: Pete Hochschild, Mike Jeffery, Archie Scott, Tom Diaz, Rick Swanson, Angelo Kouklis, Andy Espinoza. Offense In Action 4 Mike Peevyhouse 4535 flattens one defender before sacking another Porterville man during the Junior Tigers' 22-0 romp to victory. Archie Scott goes wide for a pass which gives the Tigers fine field position in Porterville territory. Sophomore fullback John Montgomery zeroes in on the goal line en route to six more of his teams-leading total of forty points. Mike Jeffrey plows through four Tulare Western men to chalk up still another touchdown for the title-hungry JVis. Bengals ab EYL Championship Members of the champion Bengal team are, front, Jay Ward, Gabriel Martinez, Rufus Biggs, Donald Ludy, Buddy Smith, Willie Jenkins, Stan Hudson, Ray Mendoza, Tom Pavich, second row, Phil Guerrero, Ronald Lessley, Junior Hernandez, William Knight, Larry Percy, Mark Gonzales, Jerry McPhetridge, Domingo Camit, Glenn Moore, Victor Love, third row, Coach Richard Reyes, Delano 20 0 Tulare Western Delano 30 6 Monache Delano 18 8 Porterville Delano 14 0 Mt. Whitney Delano 6 0 Redwood Jim Yonaki, David Mendoza, Frank Manzano, Bruno Dispoto, John Medina, Robert Hunt, Tom Murray, Gilbert Caraveo, Max Mendoza, Coach Don Norielg back, Ted Bangi, Nick Dunn, Craig Wilson, Tom Ritchie, Richard Fabela, Steve Kinsey, Bryan Roth, Alfred Wiley, Jerry Garcia, Stewart Lewis, George Alvarez, Joey Lerda, and John Salim. Delano 6 O Delano 12 6 Delano 18 0 Delano 18 0 Delano 22 l 6 Pavich roars around end. Wiley hauls in another aerial. Mendoza cuts upfield for more yardage Porterville Tulare Western Monache Tulare Hanford Kittens! Members of the EYL champion Kittens are, front, Jim Hofman, Augustine Miranda, Sean McNally, Bill Valov, Don Beatty, Glen Middleworth, Richard Olmos, Mike Wallis, Gerald Mendoza, Ernie Gutierrez, Mike Okinog second row, Robert Parks, Kevin Bowen, Paul Hibbler, Mark Valov, Bruce Beecher, Phil Franco, Randy Adams, Raul Morales, Joe Martinez, Eric Rufert, Warren James, Sonny Henson, Gary Jenkins, third row, Coach Dwaine Rose, Eli Vasquez, Allen Delay, Mark Johnson, Mic Mendenhall, Walter Lee, Delano O 12 North High Delano 6 0 East Bakersfield Delano 6 14 Bakersfield Delano 14 O Mt. Whitney Delano 28 0 Redwood Terry DeVore, Rick McHale, Sterling Wise, Doug Yonaki, Richard Tavares, Tony Garcia, Arthur Manzano, Joe Powell, Maurecio Delute, Ernest Parker, Melvin Agcaoili, Coach Keith Delehoyg back row, Paul Gray, Ray Cloud, Ceferino Delute, Arthur Feliscian, Tom Mendenhall, Ronnie Epperson, Roger Dispoto, Gary Swarts, Alex Villareal, Ken Hurt, Jim Elkins, Mike Cantelmi, Don McPherson, Frank Mendez, Gordon Hunt, Danny Ordiz. Delano 14 0 Porterville Delano 48 0 Tulare Western Delano 50 0 MOI1aChe Delano 22 O Tulare Delano 20 1 4 Hanford Gary Jenkins pulls down a touchdown toss. Ernie Gutierrez flashes to paydirt. Harriers Improve Season Bearing the load of the 1971 Delano High X-country ron Jaime LOPEZ, JDS? Bravo, Ronnie Boivinf James Keagy, Wergy back row, from lefty John Esparza, Isidro Munoz, Coach Dale Stand1ferg front row, John Hernandez, Larry Ken Watkins, Terry Bowe, Darrell Hennesse, Jack Pandol, Nachor, Arcadlo Maftmezy Stan Herrera, Jffhll Beclf, Tony Calvin Waldrop, Jeff Racicot, Jeff Wise, middle row, Jose BHHUQIOSY Ben Alcalal Robert LOPEZ, Donnie Martin' and Lopez, Lucio Almaguer, Arthur Pepito, Tony Hernandez, James Crandall' Top DHS Runners Jaime Lopez Jack Pandol John Esparza -101111 Beck D Sophomore standout Top senior harrier Best frosh-soph runner UHSUFDHSSGG 111 EYL Completing the 2.1 miles cross-country course is top senior harrier Jack Pandol struggling forth with his best effort. Awaiting the outcome of the varsity X-country race are the runners who always found a bit of suspense in the results. john Beck Leads Attack Despite sophomore John Beck's fine all-around performance, Coach Dale Standifer's X-country squad failed to climb this season. The lungers led by Beck's 11 consecutive first-place wins, managed to show future threat to all competitors. Junior Jose L o p e z, sophomores Beck, Jaime L o p e z, John Esparza, John Hernandez, and freshman Tony Banuelos have proved to be capable of next year improving De1ano's 1-4 league record and their fifth place finish in the EYL. The varsity team dropped its first two league meets against Portervil1ef20 - 405 and Tulare Western C22-385 before cracking the win column against Tulare Union Q20-355. However, they met stiff competition and lost their last two meets to Monache 121-375 and Hanford 122-335. The Delano High X-countrymen got off to a fine start during their first home meet this year where they went on to take their first league win of the season as they outran Tulare Union. VARSITY WATER POLO TEAM Varsity poloists were from left, Gus Ortiz, Larry Nelson, Donald Fipps, Tony Navarro, Scott Nagatani, Rob Hickok, Ron Orta, Jim Regan, and Mike Twiford. Gus Ortiz 1245 fires the ball over the head of his guard while Scott Nagatani 1255 looks on from the side. The game with Hanford ended in an important victory for the Tigersharks. Delano goalie Tony Navarro 1225 moves into position to make another of his successful blocks. Looking on is Mike Twiford 1295. Delano 1 1 Delano 7 Delano 7 Delano l 1 Exeter 1 Monache 9 Porterville 8 Hanford 3 Delano 4 Delano 2 Delano 12 Delano 7 Monache 9 Porterville 7 Exeter 4 Hanford 8 Coach Gary Shaffer Season Summary The varsity water polo team placed fourth in the league with awon- loss record of 3-5 in league action and a 6-7 overall. Led by the outstand- ing play of Rob Hickok, Gus Ortiz, Jim Regan and goalie Tony Navarro the Tigersharks won several impres- sive victories. Coach Gary Shaffer's comment on next year's outlook was an enthusiastic great, With all but three starters returning, the advance- ment of three frosh-soph starters to varsity, and a summer program de- signed to get the team in shape before the start of the season, Coach Shaffer is looking forward to a winning season next fall. Rob Hickok 1265 scores one of the 44 goals he scored this season. Hickok led the team in scoring and qualified for the all-league team. At right senior Rob Hickok gets into scoring position. ,, U., 7J,,,,:, .J t,i.. , ., . -, .,.f-,-- ,, -Avf . , :plug ,,ff.fg-f5,.:.-gm, -,k- 5' 5.57 k--, Q fk,L 5 A I 1 ,gs-gfff--, . k . .,W,,. , ii1:.punt,,- ffQ',,HfggUf1''ct 'i V L I .,,,g,1 MR,-,, ,,., .QMJ ww :fain ,gig ggrjjv ' I ff- , ' 'f -, i ff?L,,--'irww , fx.. Ding 'ffwffsfw ifgigffefyjgqff,3,-Qiggg,,g,,V , I ' - ., M H - ' ' . east, 1 .uf - ii-452f'7iV6 wi-fm-,gag 'i,gia:,wv ,wil5fdt'gssgff,, .L.sffff 44. Milfbfilfitggfffw--f wmt,,fa'5iff4 ' f f gs'-1 Y wx Q.-mffl if . -Nfi'4i'faf9f-,ms il, , no Fit--yclw -' H, fivftr- . .J Z jj , , igA?3z:zil. iwg+Qf,Q.w ,'i?x,12'5..f, i ', iif, e33CFE'?f 3 , f 5 . is V1-wif ' 5Tf73?7435?'517'2iS'f.-'fi ' lo -U 5 '5f1'f'a. x f f ' J' 'Kii1'V51H'3iiWEiff3l?f5'5?f5i' i. i . , WM Hia?-Hew ifr s i r 5? N ' ' -.XY 7 1 f :f5',f 1 5 :71 ff We . --ui 3 ':aF,az'fi2f4:I,vff52::ii ..' : .. R ' - .N - it I A- , , VL. .V , .Q i we t . I -a 1. ' Scott Nagatani fights for and regains possession of the ball. Nagatani had the highest percentage of shots made with 64 per cent. At right is senior Scott Nagatani. FROSH-SOPH POLOISTS Frosh-Soph poloists were, kneeling, David Fernando, Bill Kolb, Rick Wright, and Mark Taylor. Standing, are Richard Chaney, Rosendo Felix, Rick Toney, Dennis Fipps, and Mike Wright. Not pictured were Peter Vi1larea1,Don Martinez, Robert McCarthy, Greg Reimer, Lee Blake, and Bill Long. Season Summary Despite a very inexperiencedteam which was composed, with the exception of three sophomores, entirely of fresh- men, the frosh-soph squad managed to earn a fourth in the league with a 3-5 won-loss record in league play and 6-7 overall. They were sparked by the out- standing play of Rick Wright, David Fernando, and Mark Taylor. Next year's outlook is good, remarked Coach Shaffer. We have a good summer program in which we have had several seventh and eighth graders working out with us the past two years and they will be on the team next year. The team loses only three starters and will have about 14 players returning next year. The varsity cheerleaders the past year were, back, yell leaders, Tonya Hronis, Leslie Baily, Kris Kouklis fheadj, Susan Yoon and Donis Bean, Kacee Villard, Marcia Missakian Qheadl, Rosemary Kathy Imsdahl. Tiger Mascot Lana Laxson is in foreground. Casas and Pam Dismukes. Sonizleaders kneeling are Lisa Yoon, Cheerleaders 19 l-l972 B and C yell leaders were, top, Nancy Shalliesg standing, The Junior Tiger yell leaders were, top, Sandy Nagatani, and Holly Baker and Denise Villardg and, kneeling, Grace Mina. standing, Janet Scott, Luanne Cesare and, bottom, Arlrle Brlmk. The Spirit's there. Buried. So we tried something new to find it. Not songleaders. Not yell- leaders. But both. . .cheerleaders Twenty girls. . .always on the move... Cheering, and jumping, and laughing, and making advisory fun for our teams. Twenty girls that care. ...W .. 55522251 fe , . f. 5 .ig . 5 ,s -. M T Q S YL 1, :Iwi 4 . . iii .- 'f'.', it 1 fy I -x 1 fi Q gf .- V A6 ' .sf r K. , e 52 4 zf f g 1 T ' m fl igf i 1 T il. e . 31: V 55,1455 L X . E V . . .A , , .., T. A 3 f , A Q . .. 1 :H Tigers Enjoy Winning Season Members of the 1971-72 Delano basketball team were, back, Rivas, John Jenkins, Lupe Diaz, Andy Meza, manager Terry Jeff Beck, Frank Aguilar, Pat Segawa, Mark Fernando, Joe Bowe. The Tigers were 4-6 for third place in league play and Diaz, Alex Edillor, John Espinoza, Danny Balles, Coach Lee wound up with a 12-11 season record. Lowry, front, manager Jeff Wise, Heriberto Delute, Chris lx Tiger subs patiently wait on the bench, Tiger cause. ready to contribute to the Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano 'league game Scoreboard Taft Redwood Highland North McFarland Wasco Corcoran Shafter Arvin Whitney Redwood Exeter Corcoran Tulare P ' vi lle Monache Western Hanford Tulare P ' ville Monache Western Hanford Pity the poor basketballer who challenged the Tigers' tenacious defense! Aguilar, Segawa, and Fernando join forces to thwart an- other enemy scoring attempt, Leading the Tiger point producers was junior Mark Fernando. The sweet-shooting forward, shown here slipping between two defenders for an easy jump shot, led the EYL with a 16.5 per game average. Fernando's effort in aiding the Tigers nabbed him a spot on the EYL first team. Senior star Johnny Jenkins put forthavaliant performance when the Redskins came to town. With his brilliant defense, the Tigers went into the closing minutes of play before dropping the contest. Shown here, Jenkins leaps, aims, and sets the ball well on its way through the cords in starting another Tiger rally. Pivot man Frank Aguilar slithers inside to score on a lay-up against the Arvin Bears. Aguilar, the leading Tiger rebounder, closed his high school career with a brilliant 20-point effort against Hanford. His tough rebounding and scoring ability 35 landed him honorable mention on the EYL team. J V's Show Hustle Members of the JV team were, back, Joe de la Cruz, Da- Coach Bill Giengerg front, Peter Audap, Danny Garcia, vid Flores, Ed Fruta, Jesse Gonzales, Randy Powell, Ken Archie Scott, Cliff Dunn, Tom Drake, and Willie Jenkins. Billingsley, Rodney Pearson, Ken Anderson, Paul Maxson, Scoreboard Delano Taft 54 Delano P'ville Delano Redwood 65 Delano Monache Delano Highland 48 Delano Western Delano North 52 Delano Hanford Delano McFarland 32 Delano Tulare Delano Wasco 45 Delano P'vil1e Delano Corcoran 30 Delano Monache Delano Shafter 46 Delano Western Delano Arvin 53 Delano Hanford Delano Tulare 41 i' league games Delano Bakersfield 58 Hampered by lack of height and an inconsistent offense, the Junior Tigers chalked up a 6-14 season record. Mini-guard Archie Scott siz- zled the cords for a 11.8 per game clip while forward Tom Drake sparked the rebounding with a 7.2 per game mark. Ed Fruta, Jesse Gonzalez, and Ken Anderson were others who shone during a 3-7 league season. ,iii C -as , 3 I 1 Q 5 Leading JV scorer Archie Scott, helps Tom Drake uses his famous jump shot set up another scoring rally en route to to swish the nets for a field goal. another win. Bengals Bag League Championship i Up, up, and away goes Stewart Lewis as he bombards the hoop for two De- lano points. Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano 'f league game Scoreboard P ' ville Redwood Alpaugh McFarland Alpaugh Corcoran Arvin Delano J V's P ' ville Tulare P 'ville Monache Western Hanford Tulare P 'ville Monache Western Hanford Coach Waldo Stahl holds a strategic conference with players. Bengal scoring ace Jose Ortiz gives the ball another ride through the hoop to leadDe- 1ano's overwhelming offense. Members on the Bengal championship team were, back, Coach Harness, Ronald Hill, Tony Linder, Tom Diaz, George Alvarez, Waldo Stahl, Ceferino Delute, Maurecio Delute, Arthur Feliscian, Ron Boivin, and Mgr. Emilio Mascarinas. The Bengals won the Stewart Lewis, Ed Cristobal, Alfred Wiley, Vincent Manzano, league championship with an 8-2 record and were 17-2 for the 87 Jose Ortiz, front, Mgr. Melvin Agcaoili, David Sieber, Mike season. Kittens N ab Championship Players on the EYL championship team were, back, Coach Erv R o b e r t s o n, Bill Valov, E r n e s t Parker, Richard Heredia, Ken Walker, Warren James, Lupe Rosales, Jay Wardg middle, Phil Franco, Conrad Beaird, David Fer- nando, Gary Swarts, Nathaniel Reneau, Mike Wallis, front, Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano Delano With the greatest of ease, Ceferino Delute calmly lays the ball up for another two Delano points. Raul Morales, Gary Jenkins, Carl Comer, Franklin Mad rid, and Ray Cloud. The Kittens clawed out a 9 1 league tally to nail down their fifth straight league championship along with an overall 13-7 season record. Taft Redwood Highland North Wasco Shafter EB Shafter P'ville Tulare Bakersfield P'ville Monache Western Hanford Tulare P'vi1le Monache Western Hanford ' league game Kitten D a vi d Fernando easily racks up another basket against the opposition Delano Duffers Members of the Delano golf team were, front row, Steve Cole, Clem Delacruz, Carl Comer, Ro- bert' Young, Frankie Manzanog second row, Bruce Swanson, Bill Kolb, Scott Nagatani, Arthur Manzano, Kenny Kovacevich, Danny Ordiz, Tony Manzanog third row, Larry Nelson, Paul Casares, Mike Smith, Terry Tuttle, Michael Frausto, Ricky Robles, Carl James. F i2??i1?5YT'-- ' 'ff i . ,, f - . T ,, f . - 4,-.sau-fa . fi., ,. ' H 2' :-f., .Ea,,+g'z2z I 5. Ordiz alms for a hole-in-one. . ' - .. .mr -..gt.,..,.. ...., :ie-,nn :JM-Egg., 2. :T-,fig 5.- 1 .-F1':..:.. , 'fit' ' wir .-Y' 1. - -a Q X - '- Z - - 'A ' a ...,.. 'az , .:.,, ,,..:,.--:Ima-fvgfzp. -I H rn-M : :' I' . ,I. . Z:, 5: Casares putts in perfect form. Coach Terry Moreland, starting with a large group of under- classmen, hoped for victories in the East Yosemite League. The Delano golf team, led by Coach Terry Moreland, swung into the 1972 season with 10 returning lettermen. Pros- pects for a victorious season seem very hopeful at press time. 1' Manzano lines up a putt. Matmen Earn Second Title Members of the 1971-72 league champion wrestling team were, row, John Montgomery, Mike Peevyhouse, Doug Klinchuch, Coach top row, Fred Valov, Rick Swanson, Bob Rosenburger, Jerry Moreland, Jack Lopez, Julio Morales, and Carlos Morales. DeLaRosa, Calvin Waldrop, Jack Pandol, Larry Percy, and front Wrestlers Win Cal Poly Tournament First Major Tournament Win Helping Delano win the Cal Poly Tournament 5th, 1275 Doug Klinchuch, lst, 1235 Jack Lopez, were, back row, Jack Pandol, lst, 141 pounds, 2nd, 1123 and Carlos Morales, 6th, 98, out front Calvin Waldrop, 6th, 147 poundsg Jerry Dela is the first place team trophy. Rosa, 3rd, 1565 front row, Mike Peevyhouse, Match Results Delano 36 Redwood 24 Delano 39 EB 22 Delano 37 Shafter 30 Delano 38 North 18 Delano 59 Tulare Delano 38 P - ville 1 6 Delano 33 Western 22 Delano 27 Monache 24 Delano 42 Western 1 5 Delano 3 1 Hanford 1 9 Delano 34 Tulare 24 Delano 43 P - ville 1 5 Delano 35 Monache 12 Delano 32 Hanford 18 Final EYL Standings W L Delano 10 0 Monache 7 3 Western 7 3 Hanford 5 5 Portervi lle 2 8 Tulare 0 10 Season Summary The 1971-1972 Delano High gladiators won their second straight league championship and ex- tended their win skein to 131 straight by defeating all comers. This year was the best showing in tournaments Delano ever had, capped by a second place team standing in the valley tournament. The varsity also placed third in the Morro Bay tournament, second in the Highland Tournament, third in the Bakers- field College Tournament, and first in the largest tournament held in California, the Cal Poly Tourney. The grapplers outdistanced 31 other schools by 12 1X2 points with two champions at Cal Poly. Only three seniors will be lost this season, so next year's team will be just asgstrong. The three, seniors were Jack Pandol, Doug Klinchuch, and Cal- vin Waldrop. Klinchuch and Pandol were in the wrestling pro- gram four years. Between them, the varsity gained 152 wins, more than any two wrestlers combined in Delano history. Klinchuch is the first four-year letterman and has the most overall wins in the sport since it has been established in Delano. Pandol and Klinchuch have received the outstanding awards for all four years of their high school career. These two were the key to Delano's success during the past two undefeated campaigns, according to Coach Moreland. opponent on his back. Coach Moreland is showing some emo- tion while watching sophomore 177- pounder Rick Swanson try to put his Carlos Morales Most outstanding freshman Rick Swanson Top sophomore in '72 Fred Vaiov Second in the valley Jerry DeLa Rosa Third in the valley Mike Peevyhouse Second in the valley Bob Rosenberger Sophomore Atlas Calvin Waldrop Tough senior grappler Larry Percy Sophomore Champion Jack Pandol 130118 Klinchuch Cal Poly champion Mighty senior - unbeatable Julio Morales, Valley champion Most outstanding underclassman third in the valley. Not pictured is sophomore standout Stan Wilder, wrestling at 191 pounds. jV's Nab Second Composing the 1972 JV wrestling team were,top, Gary bottom, Ruben Campos, Peter Villareal, Jose Lopez, Pat Lara Grunsky, Doug McDonald, Calvin Waldrop, Mike Smith, Nick Gary May, Glenn Moore, and Danny Ordiz. Dunn, Gilbert Martinez, Juan Pineda, and Coach Gene Beckg Court Wizards Members of the JV and Varsity tennis squads were, front, Walter standing, Coach Grote, David Najera, Karl Pope, Randy Davis Lee, mgr., Ceferino Delute, Bret Frymire, Michael Wright, John Gary Osteen, Tom Savoie, Bob Snoddy, Gary Lee, Harry Hofman Sheeter, Dale Osteen, Greg Hocking, Maurecio Delute, and, and Arcadio Jose. Gary Osteen No. 2 singles Most Improved Junior Forming this season's first doubles duo were Arcadio Jose and David Najera, Randy Davis 3rd singles Crosscourt sharpshooter Marge Gessner and Karen Bruszewski played varsity singles before league. Jean Kraft held the number one position on the girls' varsity Cynthia Schwartz played var- team. sity second singles. y Tennis Is Their Racquet Members of the junior varsity and varsity girls tennis team were, Minag row two, Marlo Mina, Karen Bruzewski, Janet Scott, Jean bottom row, Myrna Reyes, Vickie Duarte, Missy Roberts, Karen Kraft, Cynthia Schwartz, Marge Gessner, Mary Hofman, Jeanette Zaninovich, Karen Cantelmi, Tonya Hronis, Patricia Randolph, Mina, Coach John Lowe. Rani .Phil1ips,. Georgenev Zaninovich, Doreen Segawa, Cherilyn , DHS Track And Field K .4 Varsity track team members were, back, Ken Watkins, Peter Antonell, Mark DeWeese, Richard Garcia, Joe Diaz, Jaime Lopez, Tom Diaz, Jose Bravog middle, coach Lee Lowry, Terry Bowe, Mike Ruiz, Angelo Kouklis, Lynn Lee, Esi Esfeaff, Bob Franklin, Fleet as a deer best describes junior sprinters Cliff Dunn and Jeff Beck as they prepare for another fast timing in their events. .7 , ' , , Q zz , ' 1 1 - W, 4' I ' V V. . fi .. t ., wif F: , ri K ., Q . as -an iaikiag , .,., W K W. , ,. , 7 .,,,,. t ,.,, . -A ,,.. ,. -:' - A -, - fa- , V 1 WW 1 -W fri' ' D ' ,. 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John Beck, Gilbert Martinez, head coach Dale Standiferg front, John Armington, Marcos Rosales, John Jenkins, Peter Crandall John Wright, Eric Hiett, David Morales, Ken Anderson an ,ff . S Victor Love. Long jumper John Jen- kins hopes for another leap of over 21 feet in his specialty. Joe Brumley, director of athletic equipment, helps keep Tiger ath- letes in tip-top shape. In addition to treating minor injuries, Mr, Brumley keeps track of all the athletic equip- ment for Delano High's 28 athletic squads. '::. - -' 9 ,. 5 :!' ii'ff5f? ' ff5?i!': Eg? a ni' ,,.. 5 , ', 4 lgifwgx, ij,,ggfiaeiixaasf.pa, :L an ra Vriry ,,,,.m'M fam, -V ah ,.,,W,,,W Ti. ,,,.,f.+iv.isaLa:e:,g5:1:?g,,v,,,,igat ge1,a.s.1si,z3Sf4l, N' ik a23sass1,iwWNitfQZ5 A 7VAAV. ...M.,.,,,. A--amzava, , ' f -I Vi 'K,3fQ4:JT. 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' 3 ' aaa .: ,,,?',..1waggX.-5 'rf m e . ,ga l -1-Pgr-'-aff ,s tk V 0 I, V' 2 In-aw , . ,, ,, fYf? .W Senior Ken Watkins heaves another shot Reaching the' sky is the desti- Mark DeWeese whirls the discus with his up and out of sight. nation of top pole vaulter David best effort to place him among the tops. Flores. Head track coach Dale Standifer hopes no in- juries or illnesses plague the team, as they did last year, in hopes of capturing the league title for the ninth time in 13 years. Other than that, he feels the tracksters will be a strong challenger for the EYL track title. Top persons aiding the team, according to Standifer, will be John and Jeff Beck, John and Willie Jenkins, and weightmen Ken Watkins and Mark DeWeese. Bengal cindermen were, back, Clarence Smith, Jim Yonaki, Ed Cristobal, Ed Watts, Jerry Garcia, James Kawasaki, Mike Wal- lis, David Flores, Tom Yap, Tom Marquez, middle, Robert Espinosa, Ron Boivin, Napoleon Bacerra, Domingo Camit, Mike Ruiz, Richard Fabela, Steve Kinsey, John Esparza, Jose Bravo front, mgr. James Keagy, Ernie Olvera, Rufas Biggs, Dennis Miller, Albert Aragon, Tom Diaz, John Salim, Victor Love, and Darrell Hennessee. 6 Q Q gilnffy g JE 5 i QRLM0 3' man srxooi QWW' 3 K W stung, mics M A , 0 UXN0 I. , fbiilfli 'nf' K VUAAI0 V QELAN4: mgtnyp LEED rp .,mascHor3f ' WICK my ,LHMW or fknrmjm Kitten tracksters were, back, Jeff Wise, Ernest Parker, Nath- John Hernandez, front, James Keagy, Franklin Madrid, Ernie aniel Reneau, Gary Jenkins, Warren James, Leon Richardson, Gutierrez, Tony Garcia, Tony Banuelos, Donald McPherson, Bill Tony Hernandez, Jim Crandallg middle, Roger Dispoto, Don May, Va10v, Sterling WiSe, and Kurt Hurt. Doug Yonaki, Joe Martinez, Ray Felix, Mark Valov, Stan Herrera, P , lk Providing the endurance of long distance running were John Beck, Eric Hiett, Ken Anderson, John Esparza, Joe Diaz, Jose Bravo, and Jaime Lopez. High jumper Tom Drake springs over the bar in an effort of close to 6 feet. With caution, Gary Jenkins barrels over the bar with expert grace. Varsity Tankers Varsity tankers were, front row, Gordon Hunt, Jim Regan, Rick Wright, Mike Twiford, Donald Fippsg second row, Coach Johnson, Gus Ortiz, Tom Mendenhall, Mark Fernando, Rob Hickok, and Coach Shaffer. Mark Fernando anxiously awaits the starting gun. Gus Ortiz concentrates on achieving a perfect take-off. Mike Twiford, Jim Regan, and Donald Fipps get set to propel themselves into the water. 100 B Swimmers ' wifi 5 5 as iifxiivgf Ls, iiiifms I.: 'fifsmwh it 152924 iii? f?k2'wfL?b Q ,535 .J A fs., fs, fs Qvwff'T1rgf4Uzt ff:1.4:x,.'w,5xZRi e i ff?3iQ YN ,. . ,f?lQi9, , V s 1 s .- geiws , Igz k.L., g , f ,fx-ETS: swf' N, ei ,,w::e-fessgws 5' Gordon Hunt works to perfect his diving skills. B swimmers were, front row, Rick Chaney, Dennis Fipps, Don Martinez, Robert McCarthy, Melvin Agcaoilig second row, manager Mike McCarthy, Jerry McPhet- ridge, John Guelker, David Fernando, and Mic Mendenhall. Robert McCarthy and Dennis Fipps helps David Fernando out of the water while Jerry McPhetridge looks on. f f-we zz' V 1mn? i A , , H 211 g if-'K U ' 'Q,ggi,jg Li The Mendenhall brothers, Mic and Tom, compete in butterfly race. P saliihfii-Nia. . . .. 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Tiger merrnaids were, front row, Debbie McLoed, Yolanda Del Rio, Karol Tillman, Kathy Holland, Claudette Murray, Susan Englishg second row, Joanie McAbee, Claire Murray, Debbie Taylor, Joy Lewis, Sandy Nagatani, Kathy Gilbertg third row, Lisa Yoon, Nancy Shallies, Holly Baker, Anne Brunk, Barbara Taylor, and Susie Escalleg fourth row, Luanne Cesare, Stacey Carpenter, Torie Baker, Debra Fair, Ariane Keagy. Ariane Keagy, Kathy Gilbert, and Torie Baker rest at the pool's edge. Posing for the Del-Ano camera are, on the pool's edge, Suzie Escalle and Susan English and in the water Debbie Fair and Stacey Carpenter. lOl Varsity Batsmen Stronger pitching was considered the key to hopes for a better Tiger baseball season. The varsity knocked over Wasco in the season opener but lost to Shafter in the second season contest. Squad members were, front, mgr. Glenn Moore, Chris Rivas, Johnny Espinoza, A1 Jones, Steve Audap, mgr. David Boydg second row, Jesse Gonzales, Leonard Ancheta, Ronald Hill, Mike Jeffrey, Eddie Fruta, Danny Garcia, Ben Contreras, third row, Coach Jim Hyatt, Ernie Perez-Leon, Pete Hochs- child, Scott Radovich, Ron McGill, Lawrence Ludy, Joe Ruiz, Lupe Diaz. U V ...,jcw,.,.i.e,.. ...Mp - .T .,,. A .. t an jj , i ff-Q f f . .ff 1 5 , F ' 'J f 1, 4 ' 5 1' -f . ,...,.,,,.,, . ,.y, V U , ,V.V . I ...VV a M A' K ' 13127415 'i K 'kk-'k y ikfiiffi .... 4 ' L G' Jfffiliili ' - ff ,'-:fElSefx.ii: . - . .' ...E r . . I I , .-f-rfffff f ,il ..'- . was l-ff- . 1 Q ,ae Ben Contreras itcher and Scott Radovich out- , , , Ace southpaw A1 Jones made life mis- bid for victory in '72. erable for opposing batters. fielder, complemented each other in the varsityis Making a tough play look easy, Ron McGill, readies for the long throw from third base. First sacker Lawrence Ludy stretches the extra inches needed to nip a runner on a close play. Joe Ruiz, shortstop, rares back 102 for a rifle-shot throw to first. i Outfielder Leonard Ancheta proved to be a top hitter in the opening games for the Tigers. Third-year regular second base- man Lupe Diaz makes a back- hand flip to second to start a double play for the varsity. Chris Rivas, outfielder, gathers in a fly ball for the Tigers. Speedy outfielder Johnny Espinoza was also a constant threat at the plate. JV Baseball Danny Zaragoza, Jim Cloud, Gary Barton, Mike Harness, Alfred Wiley, third row, Coach Bill Ward, Richard Tavares, Alex Alaniz, Herman Santaella, Andy Espinoza, Archie Scott, Pete Audap, Ken Billingsley, Paul Maxson, Mark Gonzales. Finding the top combination for the Junior Tigers, who had much evenly rated talent, was the task of Coach Bill Ward. The squad included, front, Robert Markham, Ernie Perez-Leon, Stewart Lewis, Richard Olmos, Frank Mendez, Bryan Roth, Vincent Man- zanog second row, Rick McHale, Marty Rivera, Ray Mendoza, lO3 104 Lefty slugger Stewart Lewis of the JV's eyes the pitcher, ready to bomb another fast ball out of sight. Phil Franco, Eric Rufert, and Paul Gray pro- vided batting muscle for the little Tigers. PV' 'i'lA ytiyi fggvtj ':-' f':?,Ll 'A-t -'y , :,V? Q1 .'y-f , Jia I 'Y ft ' A ,J M 19 ww? 'Q FT-gqfrgf f :' fig'.E'-P'?f1f:1l.i5:' ,N K ' fav- .34 'hj'f1..' 1, M -,Q .513 D lifqqgswfs H - 1 ff 2- Q 5 'ff is V ey af- D . f fl' f S '- fi! . e . A . , qi ' If n . - i , . f ilif s iiiifxi -, Q 'tl liiakvfi 'ifivzfl .t ,Ef 'f,,.s:, Wi.A,.E,ww M ' ,fx w ,.,,,w,,,g,,5 . :EVA f X' ' I V 4 .. ' G . Q. I gs?-.3.,5?.,,,ljZ .?7,VM,:g K . AU V .V,M fx,m. ,tmgyw ,5,,NSfla,,y' ,e t X3 .- Mi., Q ,. V , M A,-rtgigral -A., '51 '-.,1:e.g5' :.. 'sw-f 33 f' tiff, ,fl ,K ff , of ' 'N A . 3, I wr. ff 1 Frosh infield formed the basis for a tight-knit defensive club. Leading the infield corps were Frank Perez, Chuck Wright, Randy Thielking, and Jay Ward. 'a , ,arf :Q . ily 195515 f Qi' ,iff A , , t ' t ,g ravy xg! . f I-: a f 2 1 'Fit . 'll V ? , . . i gg ,E at : , .Q ,. ' S .. Y ' . - ' l 1 ' f ' .,.. ' H f N - i le, Y, If ,a,.g,,-wr, , - ,. Q. 7' . . -f ,::f.::,, 2:57, A F N l - if U sl P 2, 'A , QL 'f2tfiv?l ' W' Lf ' 2... . X , g V f ' P 1 .v,, ,t , , , 1' ' 1 ,J .- w lsr- ' 3 :-' f ,2:. --is' -. i . . ,,-- JV Veteran catcher Andy Espinoza li s t e n s as Hummin' Herman Santaella tells what pitches he plans to use to mow down enemy hitters. Frosh Sluggers Members of the 1972 freshman baseball team were, front, mgr. Andy Chavez, Chuck Wright, Randy Thielking, Ron Epperson, Jay Ward, Gabriel Martinez, mgr. Eddie Villaruz, mgr. Steve Boland, second row, Lynn Torres, Ray Cloud, Gary Grunsky, Larry Wy- rick, Paul Gray, Jaime Barragan, Raul Morales, Jerry Mendoza, Phil Franco, third row, Jose Medina, Pete Bosquez, Gilbert Valenzuela, Gary Swarts, Jose Moreno, Rodney Pearson, George Alvarez, Rick Toney,Terry DeVore, Randy Powell, Eric Rufert, Frank Perez, Coach Don Noriel. ' A r Him ' 3 P-vat - :fa -as ' ,S . 5 f X Mr. Frederick, center, and the late 1940's coaching staff. Ron Polk, Mr, Frederick, and Herb Lewis read the announcement of the Tiger stars' selection for All-Valley grid honors in 1951. Coachl' talks to Joe Hochschild about the upcom- ing Lions tournament. 40 Years Cf Dedication Coaching wizard youth leader Mr. Everything? These are only three of the superlatives that can be tagged on behind the name Ray Frederick. During his forty years of service in Delano, his drive and initiative sparked many proj- ects for area youth, including a lighted baseball park, the formation of the Greater Delano Area Youth Foundation, and the founding of the Delano Baseball Tournament. Known as Delano's one - man recreation department for many years, Mr. Frederick organized summer sports programs for restless youths in such fields as baseball and swimming. J ake Lawlor, athletic director at the University of . Nevada, states, I con- sider Ray Frederick the greatest school and athletic man I have ever had the privilege and pleasure of working with, and the finest friend. No one in my life has had as much influence on my ca- reer of coaching as Ray. He was and is the kind of a man who always placed his staff and school above his own personal ambitions and success, and I recall the many favors in my behalf during a peri- Coach Frederick in 1930. od when I certainly could use help and guidance. A skilled athlete himself, consid- ered one ofthe 'All-Time' basketball players at U. of Nevada, Ray was cap- able of coaching any sport known to man, because of his great enthusiasm, love for youngsters, and the practical psy- chology he possessed from birth. Ath- letics was his life, although I am sure his influence on the thousands of young people going through Delano High both on the athletic areas and the classroom gave them a definite boost to becoming fine men and women. At Delano High he has served as vice-principal and attendance director in addition to coaching, classroom teaching, and his present job of athletic director. Always an early riser, Mr. Frederick arrived on campus at 6:30 each morning. At the close of this school year, he stepped down from his post to enjoy some of the finer aspects of life. In his stead, he leaves a trail of greatness for all of us to follow. Farewell, Coach. We hate to see you leave. lO5 i UN DERCLASSMEN An empty year stood waiting, silently, and we charged in anxious, excited, determined. Old faces became new friends- -good friends- - and together, with laughter, hopes, and sharing, We molded, and shaped, and pounded a year into the one we will remember. 108 uniors '15 Junior class officers are, from left, Adela Agcaoili, treasurer, Micky Reyna, secretary, Tom Marquez, ...ul , Mx, Aee .1 5 -,mai im:- 853' ., --'fi 21- ' - ' .'8r5?3?5' ':' f,.:fQ k :,, ..,. -,iigkfi pre s ide nt, Maria Ramirez, vi ce- president. The junior float tied with the seniors for first. M-sm .. ,,, S 3 ofa-nar,g,5, PKMKV: 'ii' do '1-:h1 Qawf. 5 3 4 5 P 5 f 5 or ,,,,,,,, ,QM i f if f X. 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Jeff Beck Russel Beck Evelyn Bell Billy Bernard Ken Billingsley Julie Blake Linda Boivin Tim Bouslaugh Terry Bowe David Boyd Mary Bradley Gene Brown Sandra Brown Karen Bruszewski Wayne Burgess Valerie Cabreros Helen Calip Revelina Camat Janie Campos Terri Campos Lydia Cardona Lucille Caric Theresa Carmichael Stacey Carpenter Paula Carter Jane Carver Rosemary Casas Amparo Castillo Antonio Castillo Arturo Castro Joaquin Castro Sal Castro Sandra Cercone Avelina Chavez Deanna Christolear Marsha Clark Patrice Clark Jimmy Cloud Debra Cosper Peggy Cowen Peter Crandall Luciano Crespo Irvin Cuen Ronnie Cuen Dena Daffern Elsi Dahilig Gail Davis Randy Davis Mary Davison Antonia DeGarcia Joe Dela Cruz Jerry DeLaRosa Alex Delgado, Jr. Mark DeWeese Cynthia Diaz Joe Diaz Bruno Dispoto Glen Dixon Glenn Dodge Juanita Dominguez Tom Drake Virginia Duarte Cliff Dunn Jane Dusserre Terry Eakin Esi Efseaff ,- , . N if -we -lg . 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A im. 13 Kelley Hampton Mike Harness Teresa Harris Angel Hernandez Henry Hernandez Lori Hernandez Eric Hiett Peter Hochschild Gary Holden Tony Holmes Harold Horn Nancy Huerta 113 114 svmfti ' f f, f 345.5 W, - E if 'ififiia ' ia 'f J A if if M ,gi K' Ernesto Jimenez Darnell Johns Stephanie Hughey Danny Hurtado Jeanette Ireland Loretta Langley Maria Lara Gary Lee Michael Jeffrey Willie Jenkins Brenda Jiles Billy Lockett Joe Lerda Donna Logrecco but Mr. Martin ..... Henry Lopez Joe Lopez Patty Jones Jack Lopez iti', 2 ' Joanne Jose V:.1 fy Merlin Kawasaki Leslee Kouklis i LV, M i f YJVY ' , Margaret Lopez , Nancy LOPQZ Benny Loudermilk .Y John Kraft Vicki Kulukj ian Steve Laird David Lucero Jesse Lujano Margie Luque A1155 ' 5 Lm ' 1 t kg ,,j .z Lm'm kk iq E V 'Y at K 4 1 l Mary Lynch Linda Madrid Frankie Manzono Rosario Medina Eleanor Medina David Medina Tony Manzano Margie Markham Wilma Markham Sherry McGehee Doug McDonald Michael McCarthy Barbara Marquez Catherine Marquez Linda Marquez Lynn McCarthy Evelyn Mayorga Paul Maxson ., ..,. 3. Q . if ,.,,1 , , k,,.. ,ag .,,.r , ,,,, My ryrry 5 qly ryay QE, 2? 2 ii i it ,. ,A Hi t r.M 1 Storm Murra Presides As Homecoming Prmcess if ' lu 3. Frank Marquez Tom Marquez Frankie Mendoza Rocky Mathenia Ray Mascarinas Gustavo Marure Max Mendoza Diana Mendoza Betty Mendoza Pedro Martinez Irene Martinez Dora Martinez Alfred Mendoza Ronnie Melendez Irma Mejia Arcadio Martinez Gina Martin 116 Vicki Morris Retha Moss Eugenia Munoz Cristie Murray Stormy Murray Tom Murray Delores Nachor Tony Navarro Malea McNutt Kenneth Neal Larry Nelson Verlyn Neufeld Teresa Newman Kathy Offenburger Rose Omega Ronnie Orta Anna Ortiz Daniel Ortiz X rf ,Q 'f 5535, if f gi 5 my WW 'fs iw qi' 52 is if 'E 4 ,S In L' 'im if is ' V xml' , H M y ry Rachel Mendoza Rachel Mendoza Danny Meraz Bonnie Middleworth Dennis Miller Jeanette Mina Marlo Mina Benjamin Miramontes Mari Mittelstead Lupe Mojarra Maria Montemayor Ramona Montiel Joe Monzon Michael Mooney Glenn Moore David Morales Rosa Morales Raquel Moreno uniors Tied For First Ir M V f M , 9 .:95SE'g?iii - -Wlf.. if Mt, in ,sr 75552 Q ii B uffy?-:1 2'3 -'LT' ff' 5525 511 V .V.V ,:,, V igz 1 rri ' fl ',fxa.1,'f-:jf V ,,,: H ,1,o.s,..,,. ,..,,,, r V RQ, ,t ,,, i -' : R x ff ii i 1 ' ' 1 ,A PS1 fi L L SV we if t- Qnaa-pf, ,K K ,.f,l.ai an Q 5 W WSE k .. wx . r V-fa., . -. -we .211 . . fgzxisgsgfei ' - H1 ' veaizff is - 'Pikiiiiiiiii .. .7 A .. 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M374 ' mi Maria Ramirez Diane Reaves James Regan Connie Reyes Violet Reyes Micaela Reyna Virginia Reynoso Vickey Ritchey Teresa Rodriquez Teresa Rogers Isabel Roman Mike Ruiz Tim Ruiz Yvonne Ryan Abel Salazar Leonor Salinas Susan Salvestrin Carmen Sanchez Rachel Sanchez Linda Sandoval Sylvia Sandoval Maria Sandrini Herman Santaella Viola Santiago Tom Savoie Archie Scott Ollie Scott Bradley Segler Robert Segler Barbie Selent Rosa Serrano Cathy Shaff Beatrice Sherman Fernando Sierra Rudy Sierra Robin Smith Debra Sneed Joe Solis Juan Solis Madeline Soltero Eva Soto Debra Stackhouse Dana Stackhouse Larry Stane Virginia Stanley Editha Tampol Michael Thompson Todd Thoroddsson Karol Tillman Leonard Torres Tony Torrez Alfred Trevino Miles Trimmer Danny Troncozo Glen Trueblood Isabel Trujillo Larry Underwood David Uranday Ofelia Valdez Fred Valov Denis Van Duzer Olivia Vanegas c1iffLff'f....v ' f i t fn f1.4g1??gQek, wr. . 'Qi i Q A-fm. ' 52 is sin sr gg Wil: XFX Q ng we , .ws , K V iw 1 iv 14 X :Q A My .4 Q R' 6. S UW x Q i2 A FA ., r 3 X , ,V,,, 1. , . . . ff S: . V .L i 55.5555 : 1 v illa ' - Y ,, e :va ':. Wi?i?!39if A V gy 35 Ya JR- S it ,wi 1 X Q: K Torn Marquez Led juniors 119 120 Robert Vasquez Juanita Velasco Raul Venegas Jennifer Vigil Gina Villalobos Kacee Villard Lesa Ward Daniel White Christie Wiggins Craig Wilson Coleen Wray Patti Wright Wanda Wright Andrew Yanez Ricky Yanez Joan Yohn Jim Yonaki Eddie Zacarias Donna Zani novich Georgene Zaninovich Vincent Zaninovich Daniel Zaragoza John Zaragoza Elida Zavala g . , xr Q xv.. . , ,t., . : 35 9' ' kill E Ex L V ,. 'Q ,:,:: ., , g . . tt. .. :Ef5E:??' ' i WEN Q V iivwi '. - ,K ,. I 7 Q 1 ii? H W - if MX K A butterfly? You've got to be kidding! Maria Ramirez and Max Mendoza enjoy a light-hearted moment in arts and Mike, Pete, and Tim perrorm a ian 1n Mr. Martin's rowdy crafts. sixth period chemistry class. I B . ,XM L5, . The secretaries of tomorrow polish up a little bit on their shorthand. Cut that out, Tommy! uniors Get It Together! Boy, I hope it doesn't explode! Patrice Clark and Jim Yonaki, two of the more serious chemistry stu- dents, strive for perfection in their experiment. Smiling faces turned up wherever the juniors were. Tony Tor- rez and Cathy Marquez display two of the broader versions of the grin. 121 122 Sophomores Sophomore class officers are, Delute, vice-presidentg Danny Ordiz, from left, Maurecio Delute, treasurerg president. The sophomore float gained Leticia Ramirez, secretaryg Ceferino fourth in the Homecoming parade. Sa it V Q, at if his gg W .az .',: I5 Hi 1 i -M ,A li QS fxpr an af rn ,- V- fgi aly K 'ic vw 3 ,A .?'e-- -, Sea Q Q X si . - : ,gf P , x W L M 5 f W. Maryann M 1 ,I .1 L QF, Y' if ,Z f vi L W3 16' x Pr 2 2 in 4 3 95 my 4, ,, N-'lit i f W -ag a n - fi? J H A i ,, igigipgi g X if Joey Aaron Judy Agbayani Melvin Agcaoili Alejandro Alaniz Ray Alcaide Edward Alcala Christine Alcantar George Alipio Gloria Allen Lucia Alonzo Josefina Ancheta Lupe Angulo Peter Antonell Paulette Apilado Janice Aroy Steve Audap Debra Aurich John Beck Napoleon Bacerra Linda Bacio Stella Baeza Joe Ballones Tommy Barnes Shawnette Bangi Francisco Barajas Darlene Barbette Marilyn Barnes Ginger Barrett Connie Beavers Alma Becerra Anita Becerra Ernesto Beltran Phillip Berry Rufus Biggs Kevin Blackwell Mike Blakely Nelda Boland Elmer Boren Susie Bragg Larry Brown Michelle Brown Rebecca Brown 123 124 Ronald Brown Anne Brunk Ronald Byus Mike Bustos Debra Bumatay Linda Bacio Lucy Calzo Domingo Camit Annie Campos Diana Campos Elizabeth Calantas , , . tagms., Q ag? -'1i 'ww' - , ,rm ff, we 1: -5 tm 1 W 5 Q2 at W X il fm ' 55? t I L. . x 3 X NR 3 r s SK' ,,! x R A at ,,'i 1,4 'tix xi ,,- A is lm ' ' ,, 1111. ,wi '- -as as 1 f riff a fi ' 4 3 I WY: :E' f f 1 - ' , my ' V ,ffk.df: 5 ' '-,- Z' 11 1,53 -A 55' if f N3 gpm NR K 1 KR 5 Kath Gilbert Serves As Homecoming Prmcess Jimmy Candolita Karen Cantelmi Margie Cantutay Chris Carabajal Gilbert Caraveo Teresa Cardona Rudy Castillo Irma Cervantes Luanne Cesare Diana Chaney Charlene Chavez Lucy Chavez Nora Chavez Ronnie Chavez Susan Chavez Betty Chernekoff Rebecca Clutter Steven Cole Stuart Comer Tim Conkling David Contreras Dora Contreras Archie Cooper Marla Cranford ME M: fi ., gf . , . . 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Estrada Ricardo Fagundes Christine Falcinella Arthur Feliscian Deborah Fair Foy Felix Connie Fernandez Inez Figueroa Joanne Finocchiaro Jesse Flores Rita Flores Terry Flournoy Yvonne Fragoso Ralph Fralick Aida Francisco Kelvin Furgerson Linda Furgerson Robert Galindo Albert Galindo Edward Galvan Maria Garay Peter Garay Tony Garcia Jerry Garcia Mark Gardner Juvenal Garza Basilio Garza Linda Garza Dawn Geivet Kathy Gilbert Diane Gillet Becky Gines Angie Gomez Anna Gomez Gloria Gomez Alice Gonzales Angie Gonzales Arnulfo Gonzalez Mike Gonzales Rafael Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Earlene Green Sheryl Green Irene Guerrero John Guillon Elsa Gutierrez Ernie Gutierrez Larry Gutierrez Frank Gutierrez John Gutierrez Louise Guzman Janet Hargis Wayne Hawkins Terry Hefner Sam Henderson Debbie Hensley Patricia Hensley Darrell Hennessee Charles Hernandez Corina Hernandez v1fezgm A -.f .H ,v.-. my .. Mm ,gl 43 if ,- law' - . ,.. - ffw,-ww ,, Z is .rr 'l2,,. :ii . ' - x X . 'Sli' f .sis ' 1 :x , ' .::.?-: - ' jg is 593521 '55, K. . ME ., , - 'Z '- iL 2 W -,QQ 'irl ' ly 1, ' ii' ' 1 a f- i X X 'ig 4 w e ww P ? Q 1 Sax '.r 'ir 1 I , 15,1 W fi' ' ..' 3 it if ,h,., . ,,...., i.L 2 ..,:,.L , fiff-F Wifi!- v:52'i9? fi-7? K: wigs. -'f2ix'::xf-its ,pfv- igi' .,,q: 4 gre? ree K ,LH :gi Students study hard to master a foreign language. 127 128 Henry Hernandez Herminia Hernandez Isabel Hernandez Johnny Hernandez Rosie Hernandez Tony Hernandez lrineo Hernando Gayna Heuser Beth Hibbler Gary Hill Ronald Hill Greg Hocking Harry Hof man Susie Holden Gloria Holguin Tonya Hronis Stan Hudson Dennis Hughes Tito Huizar Gordon Hunt Robert Hunt Kenneth Hurt Bernardo Imutan Curtis Ince in wMf1a21f ,E:g-- :-a, ,..i J W We ,f A, Q SJ Qi li Vita ,. 553- , , .43 --sl: fm -. 'kv Z i X Q Q' xl 1: ' NX -, . I f :fl ' ii, 'sr F ,QL - favs H. 4, , '- f H fa f . V x ' wi :f..':.. M. . , 5:12 W: V A is - I j r- 'Z' 9 - ff ff -1- sszzsw.. 'L . 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L if i :ilk K' 1 if 4,-as l Alan Kawasaki Ariane Keagy Karen Kelly Laura Keyser Steve Kinsey Beverley Knight Bill Kolb Angelo Kouklis Kenneth Kovacevich Mary LaBuguen Lynn Laxson Patty Lazo Lynette Lee Lynn K. Lee Suzanne Lefler Mona Lemos Raymond Lennon Stewart Lewis Tony Lindner William Long Crisanto Longboy Eddie Lopez Eustacio Lopez Jaime Lopez Margaret Lopez Reynaldo Lopez Danny Loyd Teresa Lyday Francisco Macias David Maestas Rosie Magdalene David Malasig Arthur Manzano Michael Manzano Vincent Manzano 130 iii.: ,,I'Ef f j.1gj2i V .4 , '-,E: ,i ' ,N M, ' 3,21 w 7 i f it fa J ' ' H ' 'A '. 'fa ss ' Z 1, b iz: f Sf .-.Ml 1 , 'I M ' ' ' - . ' : 5'IfT i .A,. R ,Qs Xi' if Q if , 3 N 'P K ,rf W 1, -an 1 'hu X W in 1 K ' M5 eq me gf gp -4 it if 4 e 55 I5 a '1+ VT Gerry McPhetridge Esperanza Medina Joey Medina Julie Medina Velma Medina Abel Mejia Diane Menagh Tom Mendenhall Frank Mendez Janie Mendoza Ray Mendoza Zana Metry Connie Martin Karen Martin Arturo Martinez Gilbert Martinez Joe Martinez Maria Martinez Pedro Martinez Ramiro Martinez Rosemary Martinez Tino Martinez Ernelio Mascarinas Debbie Masonheirner Cora Mayo Robert McCarthy Rick McHa1e Steve Mclntire Deborah McLoed Sean McNally Dann Ordn ff' Esther Middleworth Randall Millikin Augustine Miranda Mary Montano John Montgomery Linda Montgomery iff V- - H2 'A W fig ..,. ,,,, is . .M . :, 4. J : we ...-A, 1.- ,. J L AZIVA V,,,,gZ Z.. 5 as ,WL, an - .. ar 5 4 .. q w - 5? i f ifilzsfsxszi ed Sophornores 3 az. - ff' 'QM O -LLA Zifiim --f 7 ' L , f ,. J lf'-xg m . f .f, - i 72595: X fn A 5 - 2 Y ,,.. , fig 9 - f m fwf f gf 51.42 N Ji 5 .Q 6 ef.-2 f ,L Rebecca Montemayor Felix Montiel Art Mooney Bobby Morales Gracie Morales Julio Morales Mary Mosqueda Christine Mulhall Terry Munoz Carol Murray Deborah Nacua Qandy Nagatani Delia Nava Jesse Nebre Bob Nelson Gerri Nielsen Johnnie Nolen Michael Okino Richard Olmos Kathy Orender Danny Ordiz Diana Ortiz George Ortiz Jose Ortiz Barbara Owens Yolanda Pacheco Diana Pack Yolanda Padilla Is Bob Rosenberger confused? The fetal pig is for dis- secting, not digesting. 131 132 Raul Padron Gina Pagliarulo Beatrice Paiz Rex Palacpac Maria Palomo Ernest Parker Terri Parnell Chris Pascual Christine Pasillas Debbie Peebles Kathy Peck Juan Penida Arthur Pepito Larry Percy Crecencio Perez Elena Perez Leon Joyce Perry Terri Perry Otilio Pesina Pam Phillips Beverly Pickering Thomas Pickering Dorothy Pinuelas Karl Pope Joe Powell Terry Price Rex Pruitt Darlene Rabanal Dan Radovich Antonio Ramirez Bertha Ramirez Bobby Ramirez Gabriela Ramirez Leticia Ramirez Salvador Ramirez Patrica Randolph ...md Sophs Learned To Drive 'ei f Hs- -T:1':Si1 .. 'I .SES A Q Q ' ?sE?:N ,- ak: , 35,22 Ml? -- 'f :-f 5 'K Efvwi f f ai. will P x sf Daiwa M95 ic 1 A fgqawwf' wi - .a 5' 'I' we eff! 12 ta J- as EQ 3 s .. . , .XI 1- 11. . .tl t 2 gf V . L ,, 5 sf t, f ' ff 3 1 ,a 'I' itr K Q, : H : 'jz,k 5 ,f. v 2:4 Maryellen Rivas Lorenzo Rivera Ruth fa nrir i nr ' 1 r ieir or A X Jack Rangel Eddie Reedom Greg Reimer Myrna Reyes Susan Reyes Earnestine Richardson Vera Richardson Rogelio Rico Nidia Rios Joanie Ritchie Sharon Ritchie Tom Ritchie Rivera Laurie Roberts Linda Robinson Richard Robles Anna Practice makes perfect! Rodriguez Elvira Rodr iquez Emma Rodriguez Frances Rodriguez Marsha Rodriguez Raul Rodriguez Debra Rogerson Gary Roman Linda Romines Bob Rosenberger Bryan Roth Rosa Rubio David Ruiz Richard Ruiz Dixie Ryder 133 134 .gi A '?iffi,., ' W ' F H? t in sz T2 QQ U waist , . Q a 1. 2 11. ,fmh S55 lpwix like 3 Ha' f ' Z', 3231 ' W gl ,315 'Q X L ,,, . ,:, . ,t A L Wi .wit :I - Q it '-5.4 fa.-?e '. i v V we -. 7 fa QQ - . Q, I i - 2- t J f it TY 'mag 'H' af r 5 , H 5 Mus X, x 2 Q XX at 3 xl Susan Ryder Marlene Sadoy Mary Salazar Aurora Sales Paul Salgado John Salim Pam Salvestrin Gil SanAntonio Benita Sanchez V. 1:-.wt o , ,, f ...... : E . l avaaal:-,Q ,e.,, 5. f , , , Q J? W ff ' A ii -5 1 if it it ,K W ff' 4 5 we Y E is A 23 55? 6 ? x 4. it i af ,, tit., ya, .,..w. M :w an M --. ,: ,,.. ' ffw--uw A stop at the ole water hole before heading back to the regular school routine is always compulsory Diane Sanchez Antonio Sandoval Frankie Sandoval Victor Sandoval Mae Sandrini Grace Santiago Lisa Schmitt Gayle Schulte Janet Scott Holly Serda Blaine Shelton Marichu Siador Ruben Sierra Elizabeth Silva Pam Sims Janie Sluga Clarence Smith Patty Smith Tony Banuelos Darlene Smothers Maria Solorio Ray Sotelo Teresa Stamback Mary Lynn Stanley ',L- 4 Qili llif Qff?5 ,, ' ,Q egg V M2 K K 5 X Q E 2 as in 2 S t R f me if Q t ,, f fx vi at A s Q' N is 2,5 2 Q i it M Q12 as 2K ew Quia 1, W f Q if-SW lil' Y ' 5 , . L, We . K M 1, l M X H Q + is it i ll r i 'wif ' all S fql i ':-, L 677' , at M sf an E35 . : fl' 'iigiil X h 2 Bobby Stane Debra Stinnett J an Stovall Bruce Swanson Ricky Swanson Marilyn Tabuyo Henry Tapia Richard Tavares Barbara Taylor Deborah Taylor Vicki Terrell Tina Teves Randall Tinsley Curtis Todd Cynthia Toney Suzie Torrez Teri Trammell Irene Trimmer Sophs Tied For First In Homecoming Rally QS iV,A.., We Q 3 ' ' ii , David Turnipseed Nerie Ubay Lupe Uranday Victor Uranday Yolanda Valero Cathy Van Duzer Candy Vasquez Carol Vasquez Dianne Vasquez Sandie Vasquez Abel Villalobos Sandra Villalobos Peter Villareal Alfred Villegas David Villegas Richard Villegas Michael Waldrop Mike Wallis 135 136 5 xfgsigztl 'ev ' AR: WI-: 55, l :- - LX7' ' gg , tg X 'xii' 'if , il M ,izhfi L' A V, - L,, Q. Y - im ,W fr , . df Z ? f f E 5 , ' W , .,,,..,.. ,:. 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The freshman from left, Gloria Alva, treasurerg float placed third in the Homecoming Janet Crandall, secretaryg Jana parade. Horton, vice-presidentg and Raul .. .KL -V wif? Q 1, . wt J ' , H , .tr 2 mf 5 . Q X 1 3, '. ' Skinn- w3 1:a'. fif'3 . l i tis ? is is? V '- 'sim-'if,YQziw' , V 2 ' f r 4 N 'I .t v f-w::::,.-e,.-, tg: .- s:,1s1.1 si :,1ew:ii?ffP ' K K f if ii l A , g il - fi , ,I , . .,,, , we :iii gi . . ,Z i ,f wgiiif xt ,fi by 2 , gu yz? ' a K' A 2.25 :Qi We ia f .a 122 QL K 'fl 4 M x ,Q M 1 V.. i . ,., . . Af 4 if . W, , --wr .. .. 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A 'JS W ' ,, e 1 a F S 25 2 L X ,G 'L E W ir ,S . , X 'A 'H James Keagy Mike Knight Lyle Kraft Rebecca Laird Debbie Lampe Gracie Landin William Landin Jeff Jackson Seferino Jacquez Warren James William James Linda Jamila Vicky Jaramillo Manuel Jimenez Judie Jolley Hallie Jones Jerome Jones Hope Juarez Joanna Kattner Armando Lara Lunchtime always did find hungr y freshmen grouped Esther Lara together. Marion Lara Jacque Lawson Walter Lee Tina Lennon Leon Hardwick Ronald Lessley Joy Lewis Kathy Logan Edward Lopez Elaine Lopez Robert Lopez 1417 148 w'iss1.s,1Kis5we: ffifigy., 7 -me W., L , .s - - '- fgfa-ffmseii , 153, W use ,NM iw gl .i,,.i--wi , cg: 'im .L , , Ji- ? - it Rosa Lopez Yolanda Lopez Ruthie Love Farrell Loyd Tracie Loyd Donald Ludy Ruben Lorta Franklin Madrid Aida Manzano Donna Mariani Jesse Mariano Ruby Mariano 4 V t ? 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Alex Mendoza Johnny Mendoza Gerald Mendoza Mauro Mendoza Reuben Mendoza Virginia Meneses Bonnie Mesh Glenn Middleworth Cherilyn Mina Grace Mina Janet Minnick Vicki Minyard Domitila Miramontes Maria Miramontes Victoria Miranda Joe Montano Esther Monzon Mary Moore Raul Morales Gabriela Moreno Jose Moreno Marsha Moreno Carla Morris Melanie Mulhall Jesse Munoz Nestor Munoz Nelson Hernandez Claire Murray Claudette Murray Larry Nachor Armando Naidas Narciso Nebre Lillie Nichols Larry Nolen Juan Nunez Lorna Orender Ronnie Orender Salvador Ornelas Karen Orr - 'sv as tm. ws: .Q151lg5i1g553:1f Q - 'WHL 'ff . aww Hg as iir: :I Howdy Hop Grects Freshmen Fsiisx, , . 1:-1 ..- ?iQilgfw2sf1 law - .,.: X -ff itiftz-.1--'J is .tl-gig . 3 ryrrry on ryyyr or r Zig 'vi 4 gg fs EW W 4 99 2 5 3, Q . Qu ik, 9 at gg .1 4 2 af f 4 'N a' ' - :Qi gi f' V, ' fa , 1 - we S Si 214 , A ,.., L , . L Q kb E ' , 1 f - Q w we 3, ,- r F59 c xzil' ::'f Ziff? ' 4 U 2 G , 4-1 5 I Qt, Hr as lf: L sf? 2 E S N. 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Mg' A , , Q -..s. . if f r ,X Z 5 IS E +P er Z 9 ix ' '15 Z2 Bi y ,X , . ii 1, .M ,J Jesse Rabanal Jennifer Racicot Bobby Radford Benny Rambonga Ermelinda Ramirez J oe Ramirez Maria Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Rumaldo Ramirez Gloria Ramos Noah Ramos Juan Rangel As a part of accepting more difficult responsi bilities, freshmen reluctantly partake in Alge bra 91 activities. Leon Richardson Jerry Richer Guadalupe Rios Norma Rios Stanley Ritchey Melissa Roberts Roy Robinson David Robles Ricky Robles Joe Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez 152 V , ,,Lf 1 Lz,1 333- , :A . lt, Q, . ., S W fggggzxiz- ':. f ':- :IVE- I.zg-ZZ ' I li we : .wr H' ag, - . If gif I Tia. mf 7SEY5?717l::? iltiiaiifil , Z m y fr gwfewla - -f i Q' ,ij . jr. N? is xx fe X X F WN Leticia Rodriguez Luis Rodriquez Raul Rodriguez Rita Rodriguez Velma Rodriguez Jesse Romines rro sse rrz aw B ,,,:. 1 . ,,.,.iI ,V, L,.' , lyg fs zi 'I Cornelio Roque if Lupe Rosales M -gail ' Cathy Rosson g .:.V 3 Vi Jose Rubalcava I Q' Carmen Rubio - Eric Rufert ' ii'h , Roberto Sanchez Tom Sand Cynthia Sandoval Gloria Sandoval Louie Sandoval Doreen Segawa David Seiber Shirley Semsem Francisco Sendejo Cathy Serda Carrie Shaff - Nancy Shallies Evelyn Runtal Nora Salgado Fidel Salinas Samuel Salinas Lupie Saludado June Salvador Mike Samaniego Robert Santti Sally Sapien Chris Savoie Connie Savoie Philip Sanchez 2 K 7-Fart -- 'l-1 ,, rtr. , W rx ,N-N Freshman English students bear down and study hard. L - A K wiv. ' x ,A H an . 2 'aizz leey re' ' r rf-an ., .,1..:Qtgs. 11155 ll?lM44?filg' ' ' V ikiwniiw :ai- w if 3 .qi 1 ,l Q age f F fa X Q Ji 3 4 M si .f . .mg i s Y S ID v z .JG- K 2 P S 35 8 Q M4 g xcgfgzljgjgsff . 'Y-iii' 1 3 'K' ,LH G I l xl. 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W a . t 2 . .aw Freshman girls learn the homemaking skills including sewing, ironing, and television Mark Valov Jan Vanover Mario Vasquez Joey Velasquez Kay Vest Elizibeth Villalobos Pedro Villalon Valerie Villalovos Denise Villard Florence Villaros Jim Villarreal Eddie Villaruz Jose Viray Jay Ward Kenneth Walker George White Albert Williams Donald Williams Sterling Wise Bobby Woodworth Michael Wright Terry Wright Larry Wyrick Albert Yanez Mary Ann Zaragoza Elizabeth Zavala Gloria Zuniga . 1 Y I 'l Someone must have said, Look at the birdie. Robin Yap Doug Yonaki Lisa Yoon Eileen Zaninovich Freshman students le ar n metal working under the all-seeing eyes of Mr. Shaffer. skills iw Freshmen give their howdys at the Howdy Hop dance, the first dance of the year. Freshmen pictured are Glenn Middleworth, Sonny Henson, William Knight, and Joel Jiminez. I 5-.,,..-1' Freshmen explore the world of science in their Science Survey classes. 155 156 The Un-Seniors W1 .M-f 803598. 157 f L ' l Q, SENIORS The last year, My senior year. What will I remember? Times weren't always good, but when I look back, and laugh about our youthful seriousness, the refrain of the years will have sweetened and smoothed out the sour times And my senior memories- - will be golden ones, and I will wonder why I didn't realize how good life was. - The last year of high school had a variety of meanings for all seniors. The senior year could have been a year of excitement for some who were just waiting to be on their own, or those who were looking forward to going to college. At the same time, the last year could have been a little sad for those who realized that they must say goodbye to their high school buddies and go their separate ways to the col- leges of their choice. Many looked forward to grad- uation, for it was the end of school and homework. The Class of '72 started the year off right by winning first place with its Homecoming float. The prize money, selling senior buttons, and profits from dances sponsored by the senior class helped to en- large the class treasury. Other activities included the Senior Sweatshirt Day, Faculty vs. Seniors football game, the Senior Breakfast, and the Senior Dinner-Dance. Seniors sold miniature tool kits and stationery to help finance their end-of-the-year trip to Disneyland. 160 The senior class officers were John Wright, vice-president, Scott Nagatani, president, Cindy Swarts, treasurer, Mary Lopez, secretary. The seniors attended class council on Wednesday's during the noon hour. The beginning of a last year. Passing time, we reach a peak of glory. Happy, momentous the beginning of an end. 161 162 LUPE AGARANO MELVIN AGBAYANI ROBERT AGTANG ESTHER AGUILAR FRANKIE AGUILAR JOE AGUILAR RUDY AGUILAR SEVERIANO ALCAIDE RICHARD ALCANTAR MARGARITA ALONZO LORENZO ALVARADO CECILIA ALVAREZ CONRADO ANCI-IETA VELIA ANTONIO CAMILO APOSTOL JOHN ARMINGTON FRANCISCO ARREOLA TONY ARAUZA SYLVIA BALLONEZ TEDDY BANGI PATRICIA BARBICH JANETTA BARNES ANNIE JO BEAVERS JEANNE BECK LINDA BOARDMAN GLORIA BONKOSKY STEPHEN BOREN GLORIA BORUNDA PATTY BOWER REAGAN BRANDON GLENDA BRATCHER FERNANDO BRAVO MARIAN BRUSZEWSKI PAULA BRYANT MARILYN BURNER RACHAEL CAMPOS LORI CANTELMI IRENE CARINO PAUL CASARES FELIX CASAS 163 wwf wr-'W WWW J 9 1641 ELENA CASTILLO ROSA CASTILLO CLYDE CATO JOE CAVASOS ELIZABETH CENA FERNANDO CEPRIANO JEANNE CESARE CLINTON CHAMBERLAJ PATTY CHANEY JESSE CHAPA REBECCA CHAVEZ DOUG CHROMAN MARILYN COMPTON BEN CONTRERAS GLORIA CORONADO JOEL CORTEZ PEGGY COWELL JAMES CRANFORD SYLVIA CRISTOBAL MARY CUEVAS VALERIE DARAPIZA FELISA DeGUZMAN STEVE DeLaROSA GILBERT DELGADILLO FELIPA DELGADO SANTOS Del RIO HERIBERTO DELUTE CHARLENE DePUE LUPE DIAZ PAMELA DIRKS PAM DISMUKES RICKY DORR DANNY DULAY ALEX EDILLOR JERRY EDWARDS SUSAN ELDREDGE SUSAN ENGLISH MIKE EPPERSON LEATHA ESKEW CARMEN ESPINOZA 165 F 5 We are living in a world of constant change 166 168 JOHNNY ESPINOZA ERENDIRA ESQUIVEL BELINDA ESTRADA RON ETHEREDGE JEFFREY FABBRI NORMA FAUCETT NANCY FERGUSON DELPHINA FIGUEROA TONY FLEMING ALFRED FLORES ROBERT FLORES JAMES FRAGOSO KENNY FRANKLIN RACHEL FRAUSTO KAREN FREEMAN ROGER FRYMIRE ALEX GABRIEL PAT GABRIEL ABEL GALINDO IRENE GARCIA MARTHA GARCIA RICHARD GARCIA MARY GARZA MARJORIE GESSNER DEBBIE GILBERT HELEN GIRARD SYLVIA GOMEZ VALENTINE GONZALEZ RHONDA GORMAN DENNIS GRANT PAM GRASMICK CAROLYN GREEN CHERRY GREEN SHEILA GRIMWOOD ALICIA GUERECA PHILLIP GUERRERO DAVID GUERZON GARY GUILLORY GARY GURON JOHN GUTIERREZ 169 is 170 KEVIN HARPER JOHN HARDIN CARLA HARRIS ROSEMARY HEDRICK JOYCE HENDERSON CATHY HENRY ANGIE HERNANDEZ ANTONIO HERNANDEZ CARMEN HERNANDEZ THERESA HERRERA MIKE HIBBLER ROBERT HICKOK DEBRA HILL MARY HOFMAN CAROLYN HOWTON KATHY IMSDAHL CAROL JACOBS CARL JAMES CHRIS JAMES JUSTO JASSO EVELYN JAZMIN JOHNNY JENKINS MARK JIMINEZ SYLVIA JIMINEZ VICKIE JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSTON AL JONES BILL JORDAN ANNETTE JOSE DAVID KATES TERESA KATES JAMES KAWASAKI KIM KEYSER DOUG KLINCHUCH KRIS KOUKLIS JEAN KRAFT SAM KRUGER BONNIE LAMB DONNIE LAMB MARGARET LARA 171 Superior Seniors 'Ye 172 5 QL 1 , ,ga . L ,, arts plaque, middle row, James Kawasaki, science and mathe- maticsg Heriberto Delute, fine arts plaque, Bill McKie, music, Scott Nagatani, social studiesg Alfredo Ortaleza, trades and in- dustriesg back row, John Wright, laboratory science, Lawrence Ludy, agriculture, Ken Watkins, business. The sixteen outstanding seniors who won the Bank of America Awards, were earned by, front row, Pam Dismukes, artg Pat Gabriel, vocational arts plaque, Ann Wiley, homemakingg Laurie Nakayama, mathematics, Chari Villard, foreign language, Patty Barbich,' English, Lori Pagliarulo, dramag Paula Bryant, liberal Radovich, Lori Cantelmi, Alex Edillor, Jeanne Cesare, James Kawasakig third row, Heriberto Delute, Scott Nagatani, Susan Yoon, Dennis Snow, John Wright, Philip Palmquist. The California Scholarship Federation life members were, front row, Laurie Nakayama, Paula Bryant, Al Jones, Patty Barbich, Jack Pandolg second row, Severiano Alcaide, Scott Seniors gather in quad for Senior picture while underclassmen intruders watch and wish to be in- cluded-to be a SUPER SENIOR. The Order of the Shield Athenians are, front row, Laurie Nakayama, Paula Bryant, Lori Can- telmi, Patty Barbich, Chari Villard, Kris Kouklisg second row, Pat G abr i e 1, Mary Villa- lovos, Tom Yap, Pam Dismukes, Jeanne Cesare, Alex Edillor, A1 Jones, third row, Severiano A1- caide, Scott Nagatani, Susan Yoon, Dennis Snow, Heriberto Delute, Phillip Palmquistg back row, James Kawasaki, Mike Smith, Scott Radovich, John Wright, Jack Pandol. 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CARLOS SALAZAR ELVIRA SAN ANTONIO MARICELLA SANCHEZ NELLIE SANDOVAL CYNTHIA SCHWARTZ PAT SEGAWA MARTHA SERDA STEVEN SERDA SYLVIA SERNA DEANNA SHELTON JACKIE SHIELDS JIM SLUGA MIKE SMITH RICKY SNEED BOB SNODDY DENNIS SNOW DIANE SOLORIO KEVIN SORENSON EARL STANLEY MARION STANLEY MERLE STANLEY MARY LYNN STEELE DARRELL STINNETT JERRY STOVALL CHRIS SWANSON CINDY SWARTS TERRY SWINDOLL JERRY SWOPE VIVIAN TABANGCORA RAY TAMSI CONNIE TARANGO STEVE THOMAS LEE TORIBIO LORIETTA TIBBS MIKE TINKLE PAM TOEWS OLIVIA TORRES 181 182 :ui LARRY TOSH KEVIN TRIMMER TERRY TUTTLE MIKE TWIFORD ALFREDO UBANOS TONY URANDAY RANDY URIAS YOLANDA URIAZ EUGENE URIOSTE BARBARA VALLEJO ROBBY VANDERGRIFF MARY VAN DUZER VIRGINIA VASQUEZ GERALDINE VERSEY MARIA VILLA MARY VILLALOVOS BRIAN VILLARD CHARI VILLARD OFELIA VILLARUZ ROY WAID fc '5- Ea CALVIN WALDROP HERSHEY WASHINGTON KENNETH WATKINS RUSSELL WEATHERLY CHERYL WHITE ANN WILEY STAN WILLIAMS RONNIE WILSON ARNETTA WRIGHT CHRIS WRIGHT JOHN WRIGHT TOM YAP DENNIS YONAKI SUSAN YOON Pam Dismukes was selected by facutly as recipient of the DAR good citizen award after nominations by senior coeds narrowed the list of candidates. 183 184 Mr. Brown and Mary Vi11a1ovos discuss the success of the station- ery sale. R511 Teddy Bangi frequently checked the senior window for recent news of the seniors. Martha Garcia checks the length of Cynthia Schwartz's gown while Jesse Morales looks on. Ordering graduation announcements is an annual chore for the seniors. John Wright was called upon once or twice to fill in for Scott Nagatani at a class council meeting. The four plaque winners for the Bank of America were Herb Delute, Paula Bryant, Pat Gabriel, and James Kawasaki. Seniors often consulted Mr. Brown, senior class ad- visor, about the annual Disneyland trip on graduation night. John Jenkins and Susan Wong took a last walk down the corridor. 185 Semor Superlativcs 4 ' VI x bfi: Z1 PI, EV X71 Elected Most Likely to Succeed were Susan Yoon, a four year varsity band Anne Wiley secretary of the band and Jeff member and Order of the Shield Anthenian, and Scott Radovich, an officer of Fabbrl a member of the Legion Medal Club Campus Life Block D and safety commissioner. Laurie Nakayama, the Legion Medal treasurer and Order of the Shield Athenian, and Herb Delute, an Order of the Shield Athenian and the only senior with a perfect all A average, were chosen the Most Scholarlyl' by fellow class- mates, 5 Jeanne Cesare, as rally commissioner, and Alex Edillor, editor of the Live Wire, pose as Most Active in the '72 senior class. Susan English, a four-year member of the swim team, and Johnny Jenkins, who kept in shape during four years of track, football and basketball, were elected as the Most Athletic seniors. X T I at ,, 7: if Voted as the Best Mannered by the senior class were Pam Dismukes, varsity yell leaderg Kris Kouklis, head song leader, and Lupe Diaz, a three-sport athlete. wil ,Ni Our more jovial seniors were Mike Smith, student body p r e s i d e nt, and Geraldine Vehsey, a three-year member of the Har- lem Club, were voted the Most Hu- morousf' 187 I A . . G :ex - ,. ' ,, ,, . ,Y L A , , 5 -':f,W.?f . XA-Q W - ' f , 4 1, 'Y-it f x?-z'i59fi5Q V33 'V - 435,921 ' WMA m f f x v- .WA ff., aw ,- ' ' .Q ,QV .1 I A334 k-1 K 'wf , my W .M - -w-wg. f.,,...,, ,.3,, ,-. . .. w . . , , , xp,.P5g5E - ' f f N 'eww , Xi:-tg,'t'.i., , Q.. . 1,,,, ,,g.-,QM ' ',, . . 1 my M ' 4 ff wgq,g. xv'-V--:.1., . Q . f , 4 :6 , ,- .W2,,vW- J : X S f 'H':3Yv-'M A - 1 N rw - . He , , f - 4 , V - T gffigii 'Mk H' A Wm' ,L ,,,,.,LWN,,, ., Y 3 4 5 S SW! in. ly mil ADVERTISING And before you leave the market place, see that no one has gone his way with empty hands. For the master spirit of the earth shall not sleep peacefully upon the wind till the needs of the least of you are satisfied. The Prophet coming Queen and Tiger mascot Lana Laxson. Fine quality photography and photo printing awaits you at Todd's, 1115 Main St. Of course I had my portrait taken at TODD'S PHOTOGRAPHY, acclaims 1971 Home- For the finest in world -wide grapes, try the top quality of the Valley, GEORGE LUCAS and SONS. Earlimart. DAN TUDOR Rt. 1 Box 217 Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-2933 DELANO BEAUTY SALON 1021 D Main St. Delano, Calif. 93215 PhOI'1e 725-0487 Tom would climb the highest mountain or even go througha window to taste the delicious Ice-Creamffound only at the ICE CREAMERY, 1329 Main St, Delano, Phone 725-9557. Tim and Jeanne say, Life is like an ice cream coneg you have to learn to lick it. 191 For modern up-to-date service go to DON'S SHELL, corner of Cecil and Main. They provide gon power for your car. Phone 725-1366. 192 The freshest in fruit is among the fine quality foods to be found at THRIFTIMART, 1840 Cecil Avenue. Just ask Stan. GREYHOUND LINES - WEST 1112 High St. Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-2056 Larry Ober would like to congratulate the Class of 1972. LARRY OBER COMPANY, INC. LO-PO Company, CI-PO Export Company. P. O. Box 247, Delano, Calif. 93215. The eye of the produce industry, offices now located at 1619-1621 Main Street. 193 M AND M AUTO PARTS P. O. Box 186 Earlimart, Calif. 93215 Phone 849-2624 The 1972 Del-Ano wishes to thank the advertisers. Without their support this publication would not have been possible. The annual staff wishes all supporting firms much success throughout the years. POWERS AND MOORE ELECTRIC P. O. Box 401 Phone 725-3966 194 If you need fast, efficient installation of aluminum, concrete, and plastic pipe lines and sprinkling systems, go to VALLEY IRRIGATION and SUPPLY CO. at 1619 Glenwood, Delano, Phone 725-9115. They are No. 1,', indicate Stan and Alfred. SWAN AGENCY - Jim Owen 830 10th Avenue Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-0661 HOFMAN-LEWIS TIRE SERVICE 937 High Street Delano, Calif- 93215 WHAT ARMY LIFE OFFERS Phone 725-3778 Faster promotions, more opportunity for job training, world- wide travel, and adventure with fewer restrictions than ever before. See yo ur Army representatives at 800 Truxton, Bakersfield Ph 323 - 7275 Today's Army wants to join you. Keep cool, and try BABCOCK'S APPLIANCE CO., refrigerator and major appliance repair, 806 Sth ave., Delano, Phone 725-2178. Stormy and Gus point the way to top service. 195 Claudette and Debbie are impressed with all the exceptional GMC KFUCKS, available HOW at LOUFOX MOTORCENTER, 1302 features of the new Cadillac. They would be happy to tell you High Street, Delano. about it and their complete line of Pontiacs, Buicks, Opels, and 'TMC ' It looks like Martin and Holly went shopping for a party with the Let Robert show you Columbine, the finest quality grapes from M. gang. They went wild buying from the wide selection of party CARATAN, growers, packers, and shippers, at Cecil Avenue and goodies. You will, too, when you stop at THE KEG, 1102 Cecil Highway 65, Delano. Avenue, Delano. 196 Cynthia and Marian say Yummy,' as they display some of the de- licious goodies available at GINGHAM BOW BAKERY, 1010 Main Street, Delano. Mickie Carter and Danny Katano are selecting from among the wide variety of fine slacks to choose from when you shop at KATANO'S MEN'S STORE,410 11th Avenue, Delano. Experts in their field, these salesmen stand ready to advise you farm mac hinery at CENTRAL CALIFORNIA EQUIPMENT when you are ready to p ur chas e your next new tractor or other COMPANY, 11244 Garzoli Road, h01T19 Of the F0I'd IFRCIOF- 197 To get where you're going, coast into RITCHEY'S MOBIL SERV- ICE, where you will find the finest service in Delano, Your car will be in tip top shape with a close examination from our trained men, 466 Cecil Avenue, Delano, Phone 725-4113. Gina, Patrice, Doug, and Ken smile at the speedy service found only at THE CAROUSEL, where all the Tigers go after campus events. The Carousel is at County Line Road and Highway 99, Phone 725-1454. 198 Doug says leave the driving to me as he purchases a steering wheel at SEVIER'S AUTO SUPPLY. From seat covers to bolts, find all your auto needs at 429 High Street, Phone 725-1454. Jeff and Scott display the famous football haircuts given at TOWN AND COUNTRY BARBER SHOP. For that sharp look, see Alex Gil, owner,and Joe Tovar, 1822 Cecil Avenue, Phone 725-0618. After taking a few drags on Main Street, Martin and Holly cruise into HIETT'S DRIVE-IN to satisfy their bad case of the munchiesu with Hiett's fine selection of food. Why don'tyou cruise to 1440 Main Street, Delano, today. When the brakes start to feel like they've seen better days, come to BRAMBLETT BEE LINE where brakes are their specialty. Whether it be axle or frame work, you can trust the reliable service at 530 Main Street, Delano, phone 725-8186. lt A513 When you are thinking of redecorating or need some home repairs, Home Sweet Home will come to mind, at DULAY'S GUEST come to the house of t-squares, better known as DELANO BUILDING HOMES you will find, Comforts of home and serenity, Are MATERIALS. For all your building needs, try 1434 Glenwood Street, offered for all your friends and company. Delano phone 725- 0880. 199 Hank Leal proudly displays to Helen and Ronnie just some of the beautiful rings among the wide selection of quality jewelry Doug, Jackie, and Toby assure you that PANDOL BROS. produce found at LEAL'S JEWELERS, 1113 Main Street, Delano. the best grapes in Delano. Just a short call to 725-3755 brings you closer to tasting the famous 3 Brothers brand grapes. For all the family needs at a price everyone can afford, do as Darrell does and shop at WESTERN AUTO, 815 Cecil, Delano. Al and Laurie are comfortably seated in some of the fine se- lection of furniture that can be found at MULLIGAN'S FURNITURE and CARPET COMPANY, 902 Main Street, Delano. 200 1 I nl0 Two wise Delano students, Patty and Bob, are ready to start a -T311 H1101 Carla agree that WS fHSf and fun t0 do YOUF WaSh in savings account with the friendly people at UNITED SAVINGS the C0U1f01'iHb19 and COHVGIUGHI VILLAGE THRIFTY WASH. and LOAN ASSOCIATION, 12th and Main, Delano, located in the Randolph Village Shopping Center. Chris takes a coke break while thinking over the tremendous Miss Becky Brown holds a beautiful outfit from the wide selections to choose from at MARSHALL'S PHARMACY, llll selection of clothes to be found at COUNTRY MISS, 134 Front Main St., Delano, where you can also find quality prescription Rd,,Ear1imart. service. 201 ' ,,. Q ,r.,. A of 6,-I .iiif F' F. You will find the prompt and efficient service you want for Bakersfield's most beautiful and reliable jewelry store, WICKER- your car at YONAKI BROS. service station, 831 Glenwood SI-IAM'S JEWELERS, carries the finest quality silver at 1531 19th Street, Delano. in downtown Bakersfield. Jackie presents Rosemary with a beautiful bouquet of roses to For that special, courteous, prompt, and accurate service, go to be found at DELANO FLOWER SHOP, 1105 Main Street. UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK. A qualified staff eagerly waits to serve you in your banking needs at 917 Main Street, Delano. 202 S will ,MN-Ntw Lori assures you that TEEN-ETTE, 1204 1X2 Main Street, Delano, FOOD is the big thing at WISE RESTAURANT. For around- is the place to go for the finest fit and a look that can't be beat. the-clock service where all types Of good food CHD be f0Uf1d try the stop at Woollomes and 99 Freeway. Ask about one of their specialties, delicious pies. at Arlie and John pr oudly deliver the finest in newspaper s, THE Paul is enjoying the luxury of the new Mustang from among the BAKERFIELD CALIFORNIAN, to your home. From local to world wide selection of fine, high-quality automobiles, awaiting your news, THE CALIFORNIAN will keep you informed. selection at EMPIRE FORD, 1032 High Street, Delano. 203 Dave offers you the best in farm supplies and service at DACO FARM SUPPLY, 1848 High Street. See the wide range of supplies today. Lawrence sure looks sharp in the latest attire, and so can you other boys. Go now to the Groovy Inn Shop at PENNEY'S, 1228 Main Street. Marcia displays a beautiful arrangement of fresh cut flowers that may be purchased from the wide selection at the LITTLE FLOWER SHOP, 909 12th Avenue, Delano. 204 Tom and P eter are only two of the many who daily s ample the scrumptious food at ELMER'S DRIVE-IN, only a step and a hop from school, at 112 Cecil Avenue. Ray, Joe, Abe, and Ed can offer you the finest work done on your Admiring some of the lovely fragrant dusting powders, Cathy car at A-1 PAINT AND BODY SHOP. Go now, to their new location knows that all of your pharmacy needs can be found at COLE'S at 1225 14th Ave. and ask for Abe or Ed. DELAN0 DRUG, 1231 Main Street. COMPANY Suzanne and Gail would like to say congratulations to the graduating class of 1972, from VALLEY VINEYARDS, County Line and Glenwood Road. 205 Randy looks like he's ready for an afternoon nap on the For all styles of haircuts come to JOHNNY'S BARBER SALON, the Celnfeftnblle Carpets found Only at HUUSE OF GLASS, where shop where you know you're getting quick, efficient service in YOU can find H11 Your home needs- Come t0 527 Main Street, an atmosphere of leisure, 1012 Dover Place,Delano.Phone 725-3872. 725-3015 today. u11Hf?6?i3 E2 ., t,,l is Tired of school food? Go to DEL-HI DRIVE IN where the serv- Need a new dress for that special date? ANITA'S is the store where ice is always with a smile. Try the students, stop, you'l1 be you know you're getting quality and good service. You'l1 be the glad you did! 1302 Cecil Avenue. Phone 725-0144. smartest dressed girl in school. Shop at 1121 Main Street, Delano, 725- 1235. 206 Ron, Rose, Betty Hubert, Willene, Vivian, Jan, and Carol are waiting and ready to assist you in your banking needs at SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK, located on 1308 Main Street, Delano, Phone 725-0400. Stan is eager to help anyone with all their automotive needs at GREEN MOTOR PARTS. Come and see Stan today, you'11 know that you're g etting the professional touch, 1124 High Street, Phone 725-2591. David puts the latest records on a new stereo Set while Suki helps Kathy decide which ring and bracelet she wants. All of these goods are made available to you at JANE'S JEWELERS, llth and Main, Delano. asmine uinegyanbs P. O. BOX 1059 I DELANO, CALIFORNIA 93215 PHONE: MCFARLAND AREA CODE 805 '--.., 5 Q I wigs Walk 0' MARTIN J. zANnNovncH Wwam and VINCENT M. zANlNovlcH 207 il if Debra and Barbara agree TAYLOR'S VARIETY, 184 North Front GHTY, Bill, and Jess know HAINLINE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, Road, Earlimart, is the place to go for a wide Variety of the 1122 High Street, Delano, have the finest of parts for all makes and finest in fashion to the best in school supplies, models for all Your auto I'9D3i1'S. Kris agrees that it's a real trip the way DELANO TRAVEL SERVICE can help you plan and save at the same time at no extra charge. Travel now on down to 1021A Main Street, Delano. 208 Ronnie line of offered Delano. and Jackie inspect some rug samples from the extensive merchandise. Decorate your home now with the unique ideas at CUSTOM PAINT AND DECORATING, 1126 Main Street, Abe Goertzen, owner of JUST CHEVROLET-OLDS COMPANY, 1109 High Street, Delano, and Al Seares, general sales manager, bring you the finest in automobiles and would be happy to help you select your new car. NORTH KERN MACHINERY INC., 310 High Street, is your spe- cialist in John Deere tractors and implements. Go now to find the Efficient employees like Bobby and Peter make the STATE MARKET, machinery to get the job done. 1010 Cecil Avenue, the best in grocery shopping. Go now and buy the finest and freshest in fruits and vegetables and your pick of choice cut meats. 209 Congratulations and the best wishes to the class of '72 from MISSAKIAN VINEYARDS, l02lC Main Street, Delano, grape growers of Kern and Tulare counties. B SQUARE DRY CLEANERS 920 Main Street Delano, California Phone 725-1429 DR. JOHN P. HOY 907 12th Avenue Delano, California Phone 725-2261 FRANK M. HERRERA INC. 732 Vassar Delano, California Phone 725-2810 DEL-MAR ELECTRIC 1715 Inyo Street Delano, California Phone 725-0988 At PARKVIEW MORTUARY, 315 South Lexington, Delano, you can count on a beautiful setting for your loved one's last rites. Happy to help you with anything you need, Helen is showing you just one of the many fabrics found at MORRIS' HOME FASHIONS, 1027 Main St., Delano, Phone 725-3766. H. L. CRANDALL, D.D.S. 1311 Main St. Delano, California Phone 725-1396 ARTHUR'S BARBER SHOP 904 11th Avenue Delano, California Phone 725 - 3052 it's the real thing As Pepi is showing you, service is always with a smile at MORRIS' DEPARTMENT STORE, 1104 Main St., Phone 725-3766, Delano. Guys and gals can always find a wide selection of pants and sportswear at MORRISY 211 Joanne, Karen, Petrina, and Justine all agree that root beer and pizza, everyone's favorite, are found at A 8: W ROOT BEER 728 Main St., Delano, Phone 725-3793. Jeff knows that these two men are ready to help him find what- ever he needs for his car at DELANO AUTO PARTS, 800 High Street, Delano, Phone 725-0900. 212 F Peter Hochschild puts the finishing touches on the fine quality printing that is turned out daily at THE PRESS, 421 High Street, Delano, Phone 725-9725. Rosemary and Robert Espinosa believe the best styles you can buy are at ALFONSO'S MEN'S WEAR, 1212 U2 Main St., Delano, Phone 725 - 8638. Quiet, dignified, personal service is found at THE CHAPEL OF Hey is for horses JIM HRONIS AND SONS, hay growers, THE CONGREGATIONS at DELANO MORTUARY, 707 Browning Cecil Avenue, Delano. R031 Ph0I19 725-0330. Wow, wouldn't this make a lovely gift! says Susan. You can al- If the shoe fits, wear it, says the helpful salesman at ways find a wide selection of beautiful items at THE BOUTIQUE, CASSIDY'S, 1205 Main St. At CASSlDY'S the shoes always fit. 1019 Main St., Delano, phone 725-2046. Walk in style, go to CASSIDY'S, phone 725-9098. 213 When the television goes haywire everybody F1ips over FIPPS ELECTRONICS. For all your color or black and white TV problems see FIPPS, 806 8th Avenueg Delano, Phone 725-2178. DAN TUDOR AND SONS Rt. l, Box 217 Delano, California 93215 Phone 792-2933 BASQUEZ GARAGE 621 Garces Delano, California 93215 Phone 725-9877 CAL-GAS P.O. Box 517 Delano, California 93215 Phone 725-3864 DACO FARM SUPPLY P.O. Box 7 Delano, California 93215 Phone 725-2557 The entire nation eats and enjoys the fine quality of grapes grown by ANTON CARATAN AND SON, Delano, Phone 725 2575 iw . Jil Coby, Mrs. Swan, Danny, and Mr, Swan proudly display one of the finest pizzas from SWAN'S PIZZA INN, 1806 Cecil Ave., 725-1541. ROTH'S UNION STATION 1606 Ellington Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-9133 POWDER PUFF BEAUTY SALON 912 llth Ave. Delano, California Ph01'1e 725-2264 Planning that special get together? Pam and Linda have found everything they need at DELANO HARDWARE, 1020 Main, Delano, Phone 725-1950. Favorites in music, hourly UPI news and coverage of community events and sports in the Delano area is the programming for 5,000 watt KCHJ RADIO, Delano, 1010 k.c. Bill Lambert is one of the announcers for powerful KCHJ, serving all of central California from 5 a.m. to ll p.m. daily from its broadcasting site northwest of Delano. to serve you. For the latest in hairstyles, come to where you're treated with care at EARLIMART BEAUTY SHOP, P. O. Box 637, Earlimart, Phone 849-2541. Dorothy, Mary, and Theresa are well qualified These friendly tellers are ready and waiting to serve you at NATIONAL BANK of AGRICULTURE, 920 llth Ave., Delano, Phone 725-2522. It's always the right time and temperature at National Bank of Agriculture. 217 218 For all your needs, from bolts to big machines, try the best in Delano, WHITTEN SUPPLY and PUMPS. 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New-u ,,,w ,,.,,,W..3..M '- ,,LL f , . M f-L.f W A... V, .,,.k ..m,n.L -L M D197 Y tryl .. , Pork and Gay Reynolds Awards for all Occasions REYNOLDS TROPHY SHOP 1401 H Street Bakersfield 48055 323-4015 SAN JOAQUIN TRACTOR CO 'MM If you love your car like Pat does, take it to DIAZ Sz JIM AUTO- MOTIVE SERVICE at 501 High St. For the best possible care ' ,' Z 2 ,jr any car could recelve. 'Mrk f A Carla and Vicki know for the best care and service for your car, Janet and Tonya know that money doesn't grow on trees but It does cruise into BLACKIE'S DOUGLAS SERVICE at 1221 Cecil, Delano, grow when you plant it at BANK OF AMERICA, 1211 Main St Delano Phone 725- 2251. 220 EDWARD YOON, D.D.S. l406 Jefferson Street Delano, Calif. Phone 725-9430 For fast, efficient service from coast to coast, try K.C.H. TRUCKING, 430 Glenwood, Delano, Calif. 93215, Phone 725-1406. Leslee, Karol, and Kris say, Keep on truckin' R. L. MASHBURN, D.D.S. Stocking up with treats are Rosemary and Susan Espinosa. You too For all your farm needs, try KERN COUNTY EQUIPMENT CO. can find all your party snacks at STARDUST DELICATESSEN. 1612 Kathy and Sylvia look at the vast variety of farm equipment at Ellington St., Delano, Phone 725-1233. 1029 High St., Delano, Phone 725-1900. 221 For fast and professional service try the supreme of them all at JACK'S SHELL SERVICE, 906 Fremont, Delano, Phone PEEBLES FRIED CHICKEN 1021 Cecil Ave. Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-3293 PECK'S NURSERY 827 Main St. Delano, Calif. 93215 Phone 725-1428 725-0388. 1, .E ...yr ,,oo .-.D NDULP 9f,B'RA nvc. ltg 7,9Q 09 Q: mess 8 vnvss Delano, California The specialists in high fashion and accessories are LYON'S, the women's stop for feminine attire, located at 1203 Main, Delano, Phone 725-2943. Ruby Hodges offers efficient, personable service. 4 P Mae Leslie, Maria, and the Sandrini's congratulate the Class of 1972. SANDRINI BROS., growers and shippers of fine quality grapes, is located on Central Valley Highway, Phone 792-2144. MAC'S MARKET P. O. Box 246 Earlimart, Calif. Phone 849-2643 Barney and Patty agree that you'l1 find your safest insurance coverage at BOWER INSURANCE AGENCY, 820 10th Avenue, Phone 725-3296. I 224 WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. F I i i 3 P w 1 v 1 , annmasmm n ' -.- --+-U -1.1--v I have experienced and I have reflected upon these experiences. Now, to go forth amid the noise and impetuosity There has always been a desire to leave this place- this n I unforgettable symbol of my adolescent youth. Yet, now in the emminence of this separation ' I find I am faltering. , For that adolescent part of me will not gracefully surrender this 'structure of my youth. But I do feel there is something that I must accomplish- ' I Yet,' what it is is not clear to me. For The new world has begun and the new' world will be terrible for those clinging ' to the old. . 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