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

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ffi-T i cw WW 'M' 'MM-'W ' A' H o E s 1 9 3 4 u Clarence Hofer He will be Caesar, or nobody! Mary K. Guthrie When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Sarah Helen Freeman lBusiness Manager Delphi: Echoes! Miles of smiles. Dave Lester Hofer I tell you, they need more men like me. Ferdinand Hofer ln vain do they worship him. Dorothy Gimm A good scout always. Lydia Mae Hess A little, well done, is much. Harland O. Hunnicutt Life is composed of bluffs. Copeland L. Hutchins He leads the band, but others toot his horn. Veda Hazel Howard iStudent Body President! 'Tis woman!-woman rules us still! Opal Mae Hunnicutt Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat! Pete lsaac He has an innocent face, but-

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. N- Jessie Mae Chick Laugh and the world laughs with you-but she giggles! Forrest B. Crawford My talents were not the worst, nor yet my education. Murray Fincher lAdvertising Managerl A man to be depended on. Hazel Eickerman She works without complaint. Louise A. Enders lt's the little things that count. Levon L. Foth Worry never made men greotg why should I worry! Harley Gustafson They who from study flee, live long and merrily. Willoween Foster A handful of fun is better than a bushel of learning. Maloqua Fincher To work she's always willing. Ellsworth Vase Napoleon was a small man. Reuben Henkel His pampadour has a goodly sheeng in fact 'tis smeared with vaseline Lucille J. Ford She's wise who talks but little. DELPHIC ECHOE5 I 9 3 4

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DELPlHA'i'f sci-loss 1 9 3 4 Lcla Kor A maid of meekest mich. Buster Kelley Built tor comfort, not for speed. Jack Kelley lBusiness Mgr. Emerald and Whitcl I durst not smile upon the damsels --'twould break too many hearts Helen D. Kar Likfd bf many, appreciated by ail. Katherine Kraus lEditor Delphic Echoesl True worth is being, not seeming, Thomas F. Kim A iolly chap with friendly coun- tcnance. Walter Kleinsasser Worry and I have never met, Nina Aldon Lanktord She cares much for athletics. Alcda Maxwell Still achieving, still pursuing, Frank Marshall I spend my time elsewhere. William L. Mahaffey Whenever he opens his mouth he puts his foot in. Frances H. Hunter i Why gentlemen prefer blondes.