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

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HANDS There is nothing that expresses friendship quite so completely as a true handshake. lf we are making new friends or renewing the bond of friend- ship with old friends, there is that faith in a firm handclasp . A forward look of the eye and a firm grip of the hand have in many instances turned failure into success. And so it has been in my work in Dinuba among loyal students and faculty members. Difficulties have been solved by mutual understanding, and what seemed only ruin and disaster has been turned into tasks of joy and service simply because many have taken my hand and with expressions of confidence given me new faith and courage. The true friendship we enjoy is the in- spiration to live and serve both God and our fellowmen. WALTER HELLBAUM

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FACU LTY The faculty this year had several new members. Miss Rosalyn Kaufman took charge of the new French class, inaugurated at the first of the year. ln addition, she taught classes in German and English. Miss Lois E. Luce filled the position of head of the commercial department. Miss Leona Krug fulfilled the duties of school nurse and headed the various hygiene classes. Mr. Alvin C. Edgerly filled the vacancy of instructor of agriculture and farm mechan- ics. WALTER HELLBAUM-A.B., M.A., Stan- ford. Principal. JOHN V. WILLIAMS-B.S., Utah State Agriculture College. Math., Head Coach, P.E. BEULAH H. CADWELL-A.B., University of California. English, P.E., Dean of Girls. CHESTER HAYDEN-A.B., Fresno State College. Music. EDITH JANE HAWKINS-A.B., University of Illinois, M.A., University of Calif- ornia. English, World History. CHARLES H. FREEMAN-Graduate of Vo- cational Teachers' Division, U.C.L.A. Printing, Journalism, allied subjects. Vice Principal. HAROLD H. ULRICI-A.B., College of Pacific, J.C. certificate, San Jose State College. U.S. History, Econo- mics, Public Speaking, German. INEZ A. DICKSON-A.B., University of California. Spanish, Latin, English. EDWARD COLLETI'--B.E., N.Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts, A.B., U.S.C., Graduate Dept. of Architecture, Polytechnical School of Engineering lOaklandl. Art, Mechanical Drawing, Showcard, Cartooning and Allied Sub- jects. HOWARD C. PAGE-B.S., Oregon State College, post-graduate work at U.C. Woodshop, Auto Shop, Cadets, Physics and Algebra. CAROLYN M. SLOAN-B.S., Oklahoma State College. Home Economics. P. E. GRAFFAM-A.B., Bates College lLewiston, Mainel, Maine College iPhysicsl, U.S.C. lChemistry and Speechi. General Science, Biology. HONOR P. SELIGMAN-A.B., Park Col- lege, M.A., University of California. Mathematics. RALPH CHAPLIN-A.B., Chapman Col- lege, post-graduate work at U.C.. U. S. History and English. ALVIN C. EDGERLY-A.B., Davis at U.C., Agriculture and Farm Mechanics. ROSALYN KAUFMAN-A.B., U.C., Ger- man, French, English. LEONA KRUG-B.S., U.C., Nursing, Hy- giene. LOIS E. LUCE-A.B., U.C., Typing, Book- keeping, Shorthand. CLARENCE MASON-A.B., Chapman Col- lege, post-graduate work at U.S.C. Chemistry, Biology, Physiology, Ger- man. NINA B. FULTON-B.A., Washington State College, M.A., University of Washington. Librarian and Study Hall.