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

Page 31 text:

CLASS OF '36 lBELOWl Ray Hunnicutt Advertising Mgr. He hath a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade and a hand to execute any mischief. Mildred Hollis Bus. Mgr of Delphic Echoesg And let me wring your heartj for so l shollg It it be made of pehetrable stuff. Lydia Spomer Girls' Athletic Mgr. Nothing endures but personal qualities. Willard Vose Custodianj l marched the lobbyg twirled my stick. While the girls all cried, He's quite a kick, Westley Mahling Boys' Forum Pres. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Carol Russell Girls' League Pres. I make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. l l lABOVEl Wilson Burum Student Body Presidentg A piercing eye, a princely airg A presence like ci cavalier Harriet Cochran Student Body Vice Presidentg The task is light if the heart is light. Frances Trembley Student Body Treosurerg Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Howard Sweatt Editor of Emerald and Whiteg The force ot his own merit makes his way. Kathryn Fraser Bus. Mgr, of Emerald and Whiteg She gets what she wants when she wants it, Mercedes White Editor of Delphic Echoesp Mv work shall live as tribute to rrw genius and mv art.

Page 30 text:

The major events of the junior year for the class of '36 were the Junior Play and the Junior-Senior reception. The Junior Play, Growing Pains , presented April 26, was praised as one of the best plays ever presented in this school. The leads were taken by Patty Roof, Gordon McCabe, Betty Smith, and Gerald Boyd. James Cann and Herbert Milford were on the school debate team. Five members of the junior class were awarded football letters, and eight received basketball letters. The Junior class was also represented on the baseball and tennis teams. ln girls sports the volleyball team was undefeated. Seven members of the Scholarship Society were Juniors. Again the class of '36 distinguished itself in the Music Department having Etheleen Brown, Carol Russell, Ernest Michaelian, Mercedes White among its outstanding representatives. Gordon McCabe, Arlene Tuey, Carol Russell, Etheleen Brown, Wilson Burum, Thomas Cartt, and lrwin Entz were in the operetta Tune ln. i935-36 President .,...,....., ......,,..,,,..,.,....,.. ..,...,.,,....,... J i m Cann Vice President ,, .,,...... Harriette Dunn Secretary .,.,.,.,...,...,,.......,,...,,,.......,,,., ...,., .......,.., ,.., ..,...,,...,,,., ,,,......, ...,....,, N a i d a T ripp Treasurer ...,.......,,, ..,,. .,.,,,,. .,....,.........,....,,,,,..,.,.. .,... ......,.......... .,....,...,,.... M a x i n e Brooks The senior year for the class of '36 has proven most successful. The play, The Thirteenth Chair , presented on March l3 under the direction of Mrs. Palfrey, was given to a capacity house. The senior debators were, Betty Smith, Herbert Milford, and Jim Cann. In cast of the operetta Buccaneers, Wilson Burum, Howard Sweatt, Janice White, Mildred Ratliff, and Pete Masick represented the Senior class. ln sports both boys and girls have been active. Four boys of the senior class were awarded football letters and eight were awarded basketball letters. The girls' basketball team won interclass basketball honors. Gordon McCabe, Violet Kim, Geraldine Catling, Carol Russell, Etheleen Brown, Mercedes White, Janice White, Llewellyn Wells, and Pete Masick were active musicians. The Senior class program was presented in March, lt consisted of a radio program sponsored by the makers of Formula C-7. Those on the program were Jim Conn, Mildred Hollis, Janice White, Thomas Cartt, Wilson Burum, Etheleen Brown, Mercedes White, Carol Russell, and Pete Masick. The Junior-Senior reception was held May 29 in the gym of the high school. Baccalaureate was held on Sunday, May 3l in the Presbyterian church. Eighty-two received diplomas at the Commencement exercises at the Williams Theatre on June 4. The class colors were silver and coral, and the flower was carnation.

Page 32 text:

CLASS OF '36 lBELOWl Kendall Blunt Tho play of limbs doth exceed the play at wit Frances Barnes lPaynel There is no one like her. Etheleen Brown She puts worry at the bottom of her heart, . sits on the lid and smiles, Gerald Boyd He hath so much of wit and mirth about him That there's no living with him or without him Olive Buratovich A kind and gentle heart she hath. Alyce Chang Content thyself to bc obscurely good. i l l iABOVEl Fellie Robinson iYell Leader? A man of mark. Harriette Dunn lVice President ot Senior Classl She knows not the meaning of surrender. Naida Tripp lSecretary of Senior Classl As he desires me. James Conn lPresident of Senior Classl All great men are dead and t don't feel well myself, Maxine Brooks CTreosurer of Senior Classl The red head lights the torch of fame. Mary Abe Without fear and without reproach.