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

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.3 A N, Y 6 JUNIOIQS PI'9Sid9Ht ----- ----- A ......4.......,. 4... D onald White Vifle P1'9Sid9Ut -- ...... Gerald Freeman Secretary . ... ..... V ... .. .... .....4. ... ....., P r e n tise Womack Treasurer . ....rrr,A.r.,..,r.rr..rr,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,r,,,,,r,rr,rr Cpal Dial Advisers ,...,e.. Mrs. Seligman, Miss Gutschow, Mr. Williams Don White was elected president of the Junior Class this year. Don is rather a quiet boy, but when he says something it counts. Don has a very high scholastic record and his name is often seen on the A list. The Junior Class has a number of good athletes in their group. The boys and girls both placed first in the interclass basketball. The girls also placed first in interclass track, and the boys placed second. The Junior Class Play, Cappy Ricks was presented on March 20. This was a very difficult play and was quite Well given. Philip Baumbach as Cappy played his part splendidly. The play was supported by the following cast, Elsie Walker, Gerald Freeman, Philip Baumbach, Don White, Marjorie Naylor, Harold Vandagriff, Max Cochran, Geneva Fickle, George Noroian. In the Student Body Play Daddy Long1egs the Junior Class was represented by Jude Hughes, Louise Burum, George Noroian, Lenora Borchardt. The Juniors put out a good edition of the Emerald and White on February 6. Jude Hughes and George Noroian, Junior debaters, were de feated by the Seniors in Interclass Debates. Ruby Dial a Junior girl has made a fine Student Body Secretary, and the Junior Class is proud of her. The Junior boys were represented in football by Max Cochran, V , ' -- ,nf-x-g fx ' ' ' ,ai uw 4'-

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I s DELPHIC ECHOES mi,-3 GUY WARD The glass of fashion, The mould of form. NATHALIE EBEL A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. ORD I LE ll es and miles es. HELEN GRAFFAM A maid to whom was given So much of earth and So much of heaven. 1 If JULIA HANCOCK Fie, what a spendthrift thou art with thy tongue. FLOYD GOVIER Happy am I, from care I'm free. ARLENE MCCORD I'm sure care's an enemy to life. LEO LANE Early to bed and early to rise, and you miss the best part of the day. I KIRK ALLEN ' ' O THOMPSON A mind serene for contem- ' ide s - h or plation. e sias as hem All. -..ff 1 MELVIN LOVELACE my What care I if I can rest, kill ' time. and take life at its very best.

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tl I, , 7753 Max Barnes, James Chick, Dick Demaree, Johnnie Parnell. Ray Hicks, Vernon Martin, Duke Wilhelm, Don White, Edward Surabian, Bradford Brooks, Orin Bryant, and Bill Robison. In basketball the Junior class was represented by Max Barnes, Max Cochran, James Chick, Don White, Orin Bryant, Johnnie Par- nell, Duke Wilhelm, Vernon Martin, and Bill Robison. The Junior girls' basketball team was made up of Wanda Lank- ford, Ilene Womack, Marjorie Merriott, Martha Parnell, Margaret Ball, Cornella Gillen, Opal Dial, Peggy Green, Helen Rice, and Mildred Alcorn. All these girls were fine athletes. Plans for the Junior-Senior reception were not quite complete, but as far as it is known the Reception is going to be held on May 22 in the court next to the gym. A platform will be constructed on which a program will be given. The Seniors. faculty, and trustees, will be the guest of the Juniors. In the recent Student Body election, Max Cochran was elected president for next year, and Harold Vandagrifi' was chosen yell leader. r'