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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education meets the second Monday of each month in the school office, in which the financial problems of the school and school building are discussed. Joe E. Greene has been in office for the past six years. W. J. Liebau and Corwin Sill have been in office for the past nine years. For the past ten years Irwin Vase has been in office, and C. J. Walker has been a member of the board for the past three years only. The Board has worked hard th's year for the betterment and happiness of the student body and faculty, and their efforts are sincerely appreciated. 1-ms I2

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GREETINGS FROM THE PRINCIPAL -WS .ww Certain things stand out as being very important in high school, such as good scholarship, interest in your subjects, determination tor self-im- provement, sound character traits, democratic ideals in citizenship, good health, preparation for your Iite's work, the spirit of leadership for service and cooperation, the love of God and country, and many other worthwhile things. All ot these goals have been the ideals throughout the high school lite of Dinuba, and the senior class this year has led in these things by setting a splendid example for all the other classes to follow. l therefore want to thank the class of l94O for all they have done, and wish each one a very successful lite of influencing others for good wher- ever they may be or whatever they may do, as they have done this year in good old Dinuba High. WALTER F. HELLBAUM

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l STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, which is the gov- erning group of the Student Body, transacts all business dealing with Student Body af- fairs, student administrations and organ- izations, problems of discipline, school dis- putes, etc. The outstanding act this year, perhaps, was the revision of the schooI's constitu- tion concerning the giving of athletic awards. Members of the council were: Earl Max- well, student body president, Bob Guthrie, vice president, Nomie Gossaway, secretary, Catherine Haycraft, treasurer, Wayne Downing, editor of the Emerald and White, Lois Wright, business manager, Janis Boone, editor of the Delphic Echoes, Fran- ces Sill, business manager, Stanley Cruff, student body advertising manager, Hilton Heimbach, custodian, Helene Gratz, girls' athletic manager, Louise Crawford, Girls' League president, Peggy Roach, yell lead- er, Marvin Miller, boys' athletic manager, Floyd Miller, senior class president, J. T. Pickle, junior class president, Donald Ol- iver, sophomore president, and Bud Crow- ford, freshman president. This year the merit board has been more effective because of rigid enforcement. The duties of this board are to conduct hearings on protests of demerits. lt has the power to suspend in extreme cases. Faculty members were Mr. Freeman, chairman, and Miss Johnston. Student members: Earl Maxwell, Helene Gratz, Louise Crawford, and Alice Winters, sec- retary. MERIT BOARD I3