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

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A ..4. ,k.,.. . C -e . , 'Xiu Q' My fifwl fMl,PHlci EC EP k , X3 'x 1 If , Qm l ee .Z T , X vu , THE FACULTY X Clare N. Pettit, Vice Principal .,,,..,...,,,.,,,4,,,, Woodshop, Bookkeeping Elizabeth Petersen ....,.............,....., ......,,....,.,., T yping, Stenography P. E. Graffam ...,...,.... .. ...,.......................,... Physics, Chemistry, Biology Mrs. Erma Swarthout .....,....,............,.i......................,i..........,,..,. English John V. Williams .,.................. Mathematics, History, Athletic Coach Miss Nina Fulton ...,.... ...........,. E nglish, Public Speaking, Library Charles H. Freeman ...... .............,....,...,.......,., J ournalism, Printing Honor P. Seligman .....,.. ...... G eometry, Algebra, Trigonometry Deidamia Netherton ......,........ .....,..........,.. G lee Clubs, Piano, Violin Florence Taylor ......,.........,.,.......,.............,....... Hygiene, Home Making The faculty of D. U. H. S. has experienced a very successful term this year. A number of activities were enjoyed by the members of the faculty, including several lovely banquets and dinners. The Iirst of these affairs was a Spanish banquet which took place January 20, in the cafeteria when the men of the faculty entertained the women members. Messrs. Graffam, Freeman, and Pettit helped prepare and serve the meal. The tables were decorated with fruits and nuts, while the place- cards were small cardboard ovals. After the delightful banquet a program put on by talented fac- ulty members was presented. B-1

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DELPHIC ECHOES T932 A WORD FROM THE PRINCIPAL IN MANY ways this has been one of the most successful years for Dinuba High. The splendid spirit of continued cooperation among the student body, teachers, board, and co'mmunity in all school activities, has been most gratifying to me. I Want to ex- press my deep appreciation, through the Delphic Echoes, to all who have made this year so pleasant.--Walter Hellbaum. .l..- BOARD OF TRUSTEES R. L. Perry, president E. G. L. Schwab R. T. Demaree, clerk Bryan Snow J. E. Greene

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f 'ffl a , -- 'DELPHIC E2 Hg S 1932 X9 C. J. Walker .................. Study Hall, History, Government, Economics Edith Jane Hawkins ..............................l................. History, Study Hall Ernest R. Palfrey ...... General Science, Physical Ed., Athletic Coach Marguerite A. Gutschow ..............,............................. English, German Orin E. Nay ...........,..,..................... l ................ Biology, Orchestra, Band Leulah Cadwell ........ ..........., G irls' Physical Education, English Edward Collett ........ ........ S howcard. Mechanical Drawing, Art Inez A. Dickson ....... .....i........i............................. S panish, Latin Korle F. Coulson ......... .............,,.................. S hops, Military Carolyn Spohn .....i....,......,,.............,,.,.... Home Economics, Home Arts The second of these events took place on St. Patrick's Day, in the cafeteria. A delicious menu of Irish stew, Emerald Isle salad, shamrock cookies and ice cream was served by a group of girls. Toasts were made by Mr. Walker and response by Mr. Coulson. A delightful program was presented, several faculty members tak- ing part. On April 16, a delicious breakfast was enjoyed on Haden Heights. Q The menu consisted of ham and eggs, friedpotatoes, hotrolls, coffee, strawberries and cream prepared by Miss Petersen, Mrs. Swarthout, Miss Spohn, Mr. Hellbaum, Mrs. Hawkins, and Mr. Nay.