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

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Q An. . Seated, left to right-Marion Worthley, Dorothy Gimm, Rosella Nesgis, Dawn Walters,4 Hazel Howard, Helen Freeman, Ernestine Burum, and Katherine Kraus. Standing-A. C. Gillen, Jewell Price, Jack Kelley, Bill Pigg, Howard Sweatt, Denzil Dial, Johnny O'loan, Pete Daniels, and Harland Hunnicutt. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council consists of thirteen members elected by popu- lar vote the spring of the previous year, and the four class presidents. The year of i933-34 was started by a weiner roast held at the home ot Mr. Hellbaum. The outstanding event of the year was an ethical code meeting held in Visalia February l7. All schools in the Kings-Tulare inter- scholastic league were represented. Dinuba was well represented by six council members, the adviser Mr. Freeman, and the principal, Mr. Hellbaum. Another social event was a noodle party held at the Dinuba Cate Feb- ruary Zl. Bill Pigg acted as toast- master. Hazel Howard, student body president, presided over the council, consisting ot Karl Newton, vice- president, Dawn Walters, secretary, Rosella Nesgis, treasurer, Pete Daniels, yell-leader, Ernestine Bur- um, editor Emerald and White, Jack Kelley, business manager of Emerald and White, Katherine Kraus, editor Delphic Echoes, Helen Freeman, business manager Del- phic Echoes, A. C. Gillen, boys' athletic manager, Marion Worthfey, girls' athletic manager, Murray Fincher, advertising manager, Jew- ell Price custodian, Bill Pigg, senior class president, Johnny O'Loan, jun- ior president, Howard Sweatt, soph- omore president, Denzil Dial, fresh- man president, and the advisor, Mr. Freeman. 8 9 MERIT BOARD Left to right: Bob Vose, Dorothy Gimm, Hazel l-loward, secretary, Nina B. Fulton, C. H. F.e.man, c anmun. V LPH HO l 9 3 4

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LPH ECHOES I 93 4 . '4'f'7:ASs27i9- iitfi' A I i I Seated, left to right-Harry E. Nickel, Edith Jane Hawkins, E'i:abeth Petersen, Nina B. FuI'cn, Carolyn Spohn, Beulah H. Cadwell, Inez A. Dickson, and Jonn V. Williams. Second row-A P. E. Graffcirn, Eflward Collett, E. R. Palfrey, Chester Hayden, and Korle F. Coulson. Back rowf-C. H. Freeman and THE FACULTY C. J. Walker. L-IARRY E. NICKEL BUSINESS MATHEMATICS, JUNIOR BUSINESS TRAINING, ALGEBRA, GERMAN. A.B. McPherson College, Kansas. EDITH JANE HAWKINS HISTORY AND ENGLISH. A.B. University of Illinois. M.A. University of California. .ELIZABETH PETERSEN TYPING, SHORTHAND AND BOOKKEEPING. B.C.E. Armstrong College of Business Ad- ministration. ,XIINA B. FULTON ENGLISH AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. A.B. Washington State College. M.A. University of Washington. CAROLYN SPOHN HOME ECONOMICS AND APPLIED ARTS. B.S. Oklahoma State College. UEULAH H. CADWELL PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ENGLISH. A. B. University of California. INEZ A. DICKSON LATIN AND SPANISH. A.B. University of California. JOHN VICTOR WILLIAMS ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY. B.S, Utah State Agricultural College, P. E. GRAFFAM PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY. A.B. Bates College. LOWARD COLLETT ART AND MECHANICAL DRAWING. B.E, New York School Fine and Applied Art. A.B. University of Denver. ERNEST R. PALFREY GENERAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY AND P. E. B.S.Oregon State College. CHESTER HAYDEN GLEE CLUBS, BAND AND ORCHESTRA. A.B. Special Secondary in Music, Frcsnn State College. ILORLE F. COULSON MILITARY AND SHOPS. B.S. Oregon State College, A. B. Oregon State College, CHARLES H, FREEMAN JOURNALISM AND PRINTING. Graduate of Vocational Teachers' Division, University of California at Los Angeles. C. J. WALKER HISTORY AND ECONOMICS. A.B. University of California. IIONOR P. SELIGMAN ENGLISH. A, B. Park College M.A. University of California. ETHEL LOUISE ABBOTT LIBRARY, DRAMATICS, ENGLISH, HISTORY. A.B. University of California. M.A. University of California. ELIZABETH TAYLOR HYGIENE AND SCHOOL NURSE, P.l-l.N. Samuel Merrit Hospital, Oakland R.N. Samuel Merrit Hospital, Oakland

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SAN FERNANDO REY DE ESPANA San Fernando Rey de Espana, founded September 8, 1797, by Padre-Presidente Lasuen, was the seven- teenth link in the chain. This Mission filled the ooo between San Gabriel and San Buenaventura.