Dinuba High School - Delphic Echoes Yearbook (Dinuba, CA)

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You can always tell a Freshman By his high and mighty airy You can always tell a Sophomore By the way he combs his hairg You can always tell a Junior By his dignity and suchg You can always tell a Senior But you can't tell him much.

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THE IfMIfl2AlD AND WHITE Edit0I' ,---,---------.-------, ..... N orma Brewer Assistant Editor .....,,,..,. ,A,,,w-,. G eorge Mackey Alumni and Classes .,s...s ,.,s,,,,,, O pal Schonher EXCh211'1g6S ................s.. ....s,. I Jenora Borchardt Organizations ......,..., .,,,,,,,, r,,, L u cile Foth Girls' Activities .........., ,,,., L ois Andrews J0keS ...............,................ ...... R achel Canfield Society and Personals .... ,.,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,r, R uth Hicks Boys' Activities ......s....,. ,....,.. F rancis Stevenson Athletics ..,......,............ . ...,... George Mackey Business Manager .....,..,...,.,....,, s........,...., I nez Hutson Assistant Business Manager ..,..... ....... J ohn McCracken Faculty Adviser .,,...,r.... ,...,,........,...s,.s......... C . H. Freeman This year the Emerald and White has exceeded its former rec- ords, both in news stories and in size of editions. The average paper contained six pages. Under the direction of Mr. Freeman and the leadership of Norma Brewer, the staff united its efforts in publishing a paper of which we can rightly be proud. The amount of advertisements remained about the same as last year in spite of adverse conditions. The advertisers of the Emerald and White and Delphic Echoes were entertained at a banquet given by the two publications on March 19. This is the first time our appreciation has been shown in this manner. Much credit is due to these people who have made our paper a success. We believe that they have set a standard by which the school papers in the future may be measured.

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