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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

WW W We ff W W W WJ , Mffyjgffgjff R 1 9 Mission wap Library ' 25209 Marguerite Parkway Q Mission vaep, CA szsszxj I ,X '1 Y if SN fl Q FRGPERTY OF S.0.C.C.G.S. no Nor CIRCULATE l .W Ejtq? Q f If .5 ff IF' Y? ,fi 'I f iffy-f IV? .Tiff fvg ff' ' M -gif IV PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF DINUBA JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DINUBA, CALIFORNIA Yoreword Q - - The 1947 Delphic Echoes has only one purpose-to catch and hold for you this year at Dinuba Union High School. And after We leave Dinuba Hi, may this, our '47 yearbook, link us through all the coming years, to one of the best and happiest years of our school life. bedicativn - Q - This 1947 yearbook is dedicated to Dinuba Joint Union High School, and all that it stands for. It might seem strange to an outsider that the 1947 Delphic Echoes is dedicated to a building, but to the students and the faculty, D.U.H.S. is not just an in- animate building-it is a friendly being that awakens with the arrival of the first student, and slumbers only after the last student has left. Our school, whose personality is the composite of its students and faculty, is no better than you who Walk along its corridors. N0 one, from frosh to teachers, can help but form an affection for a school which has played such an important part in their lives. With this in mind, it is with sincere love and loyalty, there- fore, that We dedicate this yearbook to Dinuba Joint Union High School, and What it stands for. Edward D. Morgan, in one short year, has become a personal friend to all the students. He has Won our respect by his fairnessg he has Won our confidence by his good judgment. Our principal ter Dinuba High in the future. Our School Kvard - + Q We know you were behind us in all things, and We, the students, Wish to say Thanks! Standing-Robert Heisrmer, M. L. Frcmzen. Seated--Roy C. Archer, Edword D. Morgan, principclj W. J. Liebcu, choir- ong Irwin Vose, Clerk. 01111 New Princqeal - + 4 has definite plans for a bigger and bet- 0111- ?acultz, - Q - Thanks to the help and coop- eration of all our teachers, this year has moved along smoothly and efficiently. Mr. VanA'm- burfh, who took Miss Linn's place when she had to leave be- cause of her mother's illness, and Mrs. Cousins, Who took Mrs. Seligman's place, both stepped right in and took over Where the others left off. First rowiiylalula Read, Foods l, ll, Walter Hellbaum, Math and English, Carolyn Slaan, Homemaking. Second row-Caroline Erbgle, Short- hand and Typing, Inez Dickson, Latin, English, Gale Van Amburgh, Math. Third row-Malcolm l-loimberg, Science, Boys' P. E., Gail Cousins, Art, Ralph Allen, Science, Boys' P. E. First rowe-Beulah Cadwell, English, History, Leona Krug, l First rows-Charles Freeman, Printing, Journalism, Photog- Home Nursing, Physiology, Faith McCracken, Study Hall, graphy, Edith Jane Hawkins, English, History, Elizabeth Library. Second row-DeWitt Creveling, Spanish, Cadets, Burket, Girls' P. E. Second row-T. Don Eddie, Science, Wm. L. Cargile, Music, Drama, Newton Price, Spanish, History, Dramaticsj Violet Hempel, English, Bookkeeping. Cadets, History, Senior Problems. Third row-John Gerow, Third row-Kermit C. White, Woodshop, Mechanical Draw- Auto Shop. ing, Grandon Russell, Biology, Boys' P. E. 7 lbemocmcy In Hctivn - Q + Pat Kelley, vice president, Amy Nagata, treasurer, Jim Sformont, president, Pop Freeman, advisor, Janet Riggs, secre- tary, Keith Steele, Senior Class president, Chuck Weigant, yell leader, Diane Locke, Delphic Echoes editor, lnadelle Schofield, Emerald and White editor, Dick Hamilton, commissioner of awards, Bill Boatman, Sophomore Class president, Bill Kapheim, advertising manager, Don Ford, Junior Class president, Lincoln Lee, Freshman Class president, George Graham, business man- ager Delphic Echoes, Lewis Lee, Boys' Federation president, George Oliver, custodian, Lela Gouldy, Girls' League president, Lorraine Sires, business manager Emerald and White. Citizenship Committee This year was the first year We have had these special committees, and they have really done a great job, making things more pleasant around school. Front-Mr. Creveling, Barbara Hackett, John Runjavac. Middle-Wilma Milligan, Miss Burket, Elaine Kimes. Back- Mr. Holmberg, Miss Dickson, chairman, Mr, Gerow, Ted Celaya. S Standing Committew Q Q Q Scholarship Assembly Sealed-Denton -Gillen, Mrs. Hempel, Miss McCracken, Fronf-Pai Wynne, Dolores Williams, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Pal' Wood. Standing-Mr. Van Arnburgh, chairman, Mr. Erbele. Back-Mr. Hellbaum, Pai Kelley, Chuck Weiganf, Russell, Jim Scott, Mr. Allen, Mary Ellen Hasbrouck. Mr, Allen. . Display A Grounds Front-Mr. Price, Louise Husron, Darlene Janzen, Joan Lee. Back--Gerald Zarerzka, Jack Milligan, Mrs. Cousins, Miss McCracken, Miss Burkef, Mr. Holmberg. First row-Jim Slayton, Alvin Bartsch, Barbara Funk Jane Findley, Jane Leach. Second row-Mr. Hellbdumf chairman, Miss Krug, Mrs. Sloan, Lurline Goeriz. Third row-Leroy Johnson, LaVern Rafzlaff, Bill Kapheim, Bob Madsen, Mr. Eddie. First row-School Secretary Mrs. Burum. Pop and his camera. No wonder Mrs. Cadwell isn't looking at Major! Grav- ity has no effect on Creveling. Miss Krug and Mr. Gerow aren't too pleased at having their picture taken! Sew it straight, Deebsl Second row-Funny Eddie? Wonder what Price would do if his hands were tied behind his back! Our principal sweeping off the D ! Magic at work on Cargile. Cargile looks happy. Pop, Holmberg, and Mrs. Cousins in background. Our man Russell. Allen and Gerow in confab. Mr. Hellbcum can fix it! 10 55566 Pat andjim Q 4 Q stepped into the spotlight by being voted the most popular senior boy and girl by the Student Body. Both have been all around students during their four years at D.U. H.S. , . Patsy Kelly, iwho was voted most pop- ular girl in her freshman and junior years, served as vice president of the Student Body this year. She has been exceedingly active in athletics, being one of the first in many years to receive four D's. In Schol- arship she was one of three graduates to receive a Gold Seal on her diploma. Pat has served as a C.S.F. president, has play- ed supporting roles in Student Body plays in her junior and senior years, and has held offices in Rainbow for Girls, of which she 12 is an active member. She Was 'one of the Military Ball Queen's attendants in her Freshman and Junior years. Jim Stormont, who Was voted most popular boy in his class in all four years, and who this year served as Student Body President, is proudest of' his sports record. Jim would have chalked up four years' participation in football and baseball, if he hadn't been hampered by a broken arm received while playing baseball. He has served as Freshman class president, Stu- dent Body advertising manager, and Mas- ter Counsellor of DeMolay. Jim played the leading role of 'fGrandpa,' in this year's Student Body play, You Can't Take It With You. As a junior he took part in the class play. First row-Keith Steele, presidenfg Dolores Williams, secretcryg Lurline Georrz, treasurer, Second row-Ted Celcyo, s ont-atgormsj Mrs, Hempel, oclvisorj Wciyne Wagner, vice president. C7444 motto - Q + The ropes of today will ring the bells of ton'1orr0W. C'laAA ?lvwerA + + Q Red and White Roses. C'laAA C'olorA + Q + Red and White. 13 czd 5217. . . ARTHUR ANDERSON Sunflower Seed Kid MARJORIE BARROWS Does my hair look all right? REUBEN BARRY Airplane fiend ROSE BAZARIAN Hey you guys, l've got on idea! VIRGINIA BICKLE A smile that would melt a heart of stone ERMA BOATMAN A gal with a purpose AGNES BRIDGES Aggie, the carhop! HELEN BUDROVICH Joumolistically inclined BEVERLI E BUTTERFIELD CARTER Married woman TED CELAYA Cadet Major The man with a beard DALE CRANDALL Dole and his peanut pusher BOB CRANDALL Everybody ditches but me! 14 BETTY CUDE See my pretty engagement ring? CHARITY MAE CULVER Curiylocks CAROL DE VERE The orcitor FRANCES DONALDSON Fran BILL DOTSON Life's too short to study! BARBARA ECKMAN Quiet as a bunny rabbit! lame 'fl ..- MARVIN FILLMORE Hula Girl BEVERLY FINDLEY Hubba Hubba gal GORO FUJII The cutest giggle DONNA GENTRY A new steady man every time the moon changes EARLENE GLOVER Squirrel LURLINE GOERTZ My man in Nevada 15 Cla HELEN HURZEL A girl who's mighty sweet LOUISE HUSTON Weasel KATHERINE KARA5 Anita I PATSY KELLEY Student Body Vice Pres. I like April Fool jokes PETE KIM Navy bound, rah, rah! ELAINE KIMES I'm a big girl now! 16 A 5217. LELA GOULDY Girls League President Slim BILLY HARRIS Those dimples just slay you MARY ELLEN HASBROUCK Madame Brain LA VERNE HEINTZ He's just my Bill! BERNICE HERT Blondie DALE HOLLIDAY I graduated at t-he half PETE KLASSEN I love me RAYGENE KLIEWER He's never noisy like other Seniors ALYCE KOR And can that girl dance! HARRELL LAWSON Grease monkey GLEN LAY A big guy with big ideos JANE LEACH The Body 61444 of '47 - . . HELEN LEE Come up and see my etchings LEWIS LEE Boys' Federation Pres. 'm the greatest mon olive! JOANNE LITTLE l'm olwoys lute DIANE LOCKE Editor of Delphic Echoes Do you see little onimols in the sky, too? BETTY LOU LOVERIN l had more fun! BOB MADSEN The executive 17 C'laAA of '47 - - - EUGENE MARIN Wcll's side-kick CHARLENE MASON l like the name Johnny! NORMA MERRILL Dynamite when disturbed JACK MILLIGAN Einstein Jr. BARBARA MIMMS Bar Nell SHIGERU MITSUOKA Shig AMY NAGATA Student Body Treasurer Affection for figures DOLLIE MAE NAVARRE Mike VIOLET NEWBY A little home in Reedley ESTHER NICHOLS Wow! HIROKO ODA I'm small, but watch out! YOSHIKO ODA Precious things come in small packages 18 W 1 GEORGE OLIVER Student Body Custodian l'm not blushing, it's just my sunburn GENE PATTEE He'd make a cute girl GLORIA PISENO Bright Eyes LA VERN RATZLAFF He has the girls in a whirl LES RATZLAFF He used to be bashful, but- JANET RIGGS Student Body Secretary There was a young lady from Wheel i ng-Woooo! i l l C7444 ffl? - Q . ARTHUR RUDD He's got that hot car INADELLE SCHOFIELD Editor Emerald and White My eyes match my hair JIM SCOTT They ought to transport all the women to another planet LORRAI NE Sl RES Som HOGAN STEELE He flies through the air with the greatest of ease! KEITH STEELE Senior Class President First Semester He's engaged. He uses Ponds 19 C'laAv' ... NORMAN WALDN ER He's cute GORDON WALL Cotton and his motor RICHARD WALL l've got a convertible girls BARBARA WALTHER My out-of-town fellas! CHUCK WEIGANT Yell Leader Okay you guys, yelll ROSIE CAREY WESTMORELAND She got her man 20 JIM STORMONT Student Body President Personality Kid JOYCE STRAND Remind me not to speak to you! EVA TOBIN Hank's girl AVANELL TURNER My sister and I JOHNNY VETTER His Reedley women WAYNE WAGNER Senior Class President Second Semester JOHNNIE WIENS lnadeIIe's little brother DELORES WILLIAMS Tennessee likes Orosi PAT WOOD Quiet in a crowd, but you should hear me when we're alone JANICE WOOLEY Bride? Well she's going to be JACK WORTHLEY The villain who dances WILLIAM WRIGHT Shorty C'laAof'4 -Q' WINNIE ZANINOVICH Winnie, the bread-winner PAUL JARRETT Pauline PETE MORTANIAN GEORGE WRIGHT GARY THOMAS LONNIE HOWERTON State Theatre is my Peroxide Dream Boy Slick business Zlflwlf Wino in the Senivr C7444 + - + The Class of 1947, during its journey through high school, has always endeav- ored to make each year a more interesting one-not only to themselves, but to the school as a whole. By introducing new and different activities, such as the Stu- dent Body Carnival, and the Senior Ball, and by reviving pre-war activities, such as the Junior Class Play, Junior and Senior Banquet, and the Bonfire, they have suc- ceeded in making each school year a more interesting one, both to themselves and to the Student Body. The following record is taken from the office files, and is as complete as the in- formation available. We have omitted the names of students who took part in no extra-curricular activities: Anderson, Arthur-Hi-Y, First Lt. Cadets. Barrows, Marjorie-Assistant Yell Leader, vari- ous committees. Barry, Reuben-Cadet lst Sgt. Bazarian, Rose-Moved here from Fresno in Jun- ior year, Dramatics Class plays. Bickle, Virginia-Moved here from JOrosi in Sen- ior year. Yell Leader in Orosi. Boatman, Erma-Moved here from Porterville in Junior year, Girls Dee Club, tennis team. Bridges, Agnes-Class programs, Band, Girl Re- serves. Budrovich, Helen-Girls' sports, Emerald and White Staif. Celaya, Ted-Cadet Major, vice president of Boys' Federation, honorary captain Heavyweight Football team, Citizenship Committee. Crandall, Dale-Cadet in Junior year. Crandall, Bob-Block D, Track, Basketball and Football teams. Cude, Betty Lou-Spanish Assembly, Glee Club in Frosh year. Culver, Charity Mae-Girls' sports. DeVere, Carol-Moved here from Stockton in Jun- ior year, won first place in Lions Club speech contest for the district, Y-Teens. Donaldson,Frances-Moved from Paso Robles in 22 Junior year, Emerald and White staff. Dotson, Bill-Cadet lst Lt., Dramatics Class play Eckman, Barbara-Girl Reserves Sophomore year, Rainbow for Girls. Fillmore, Marvin-Block D, honors in track, class assemblies, Hi-Y. Findley, Beverly-Girls' Dee Club, Rainbow for Girls. Fujii, Goro-Moved here in Junior year. Gentry, Donna-President Y-Teens Senior year, various committees. Glover, Earlene-Pep Girl Senior year. Goertz, Lurline-Senior Class Treasurer, Build- ing and Grounds Committee, C.S.F. Senior year. Gouldy, Lela-Girls' League President, Assistant Business Manager of Emerald and White, Girls' Dee Club. Harris, Billy Joe-Cadet 2nd Lt., F.F.A. Fresh- men, Sophomore, and Junior years. Hasbrouck, Mary Ellen-C.S.F. Sophomore, Jun- ior, and Senior years, Scholarship Commit- tee, Class Valedictorian. Heintz, LaVerne-Junior Class Treasurer, Girls' Dee Club, Student Body Play Sophomore and Junior years, Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. Hcrt, Bernice-Frosh Class program, Glee Club Frosh year. Holliday, Dale-Football Junior year. Huston, Louise-Girls' Dee Club, President of U.Y.F. Junior year, Display Committee, Tumbler Senior year. Karas, Katherine-Girls' Dee Club, Captain of Frosh Basketball team, Tumblers. Kelley, Patsy-Vice President of Student Body, President of C.S.F., Gold Seal Bearer, Stu- dent Body Plays Junior and Senior years, Girls' Dee Club. Kim, Pete-Block D Club, passed Navy V-12 test. Kimes, Elaine-Won best majorette trophy in All-Western Band Review at Long Beach Senior year, Junior Class Play, Student Body Play Junior and Senior years. Klassen, Pete-Block D, Sports Editor of Emer- ald and White, most valuable player on 1947 basketball team, 1947 tennis team. Kliewer, Raygene-F.F.A. Frosh year, cross country track team Senior year. Kor, Alyce-Girls' Dee Club, Band Review Pro- gram Senior year. Lay, Glen-Moved here from Porterville Senior year. Leach, Jane-Assistant Yell Leader Junior year, Junior Class Play, Queen of Military Ball Senior year. L,e, Lewis-President of Boys' Federation, Block D, Sophomore Class President, Band 4 years. Little, Joanne-Y-Teens, Band Senior year. Locke, Diane-Editor of Delphic Echoes, Gold Seal Bearer, Junior Class Secretary, Girls' Dee Club, Senior Class D.A.R. Representa- tive, Salutatorian. Loverin, Betty-Girls' Dee Club, C.S.F. two years, Tumbler, Senior year. Madsen, Robert-Junior Class Play, Student Body Play Senior year, Building and Grounds Committee. Mason, Charlene-Y-Teens, Rainbow for Girls. Merrill, Norma-Assistant Yell Leader Senior year, Junior Class Vice President, Girls' Dee Club. Milligan, Jack-Won four-year scholarship to Redlands, D.U.H.S. Newscaster on KRDU, C.S.F., Treasurer of Block D, Cadet 2nd Lt. Mimms, Barbara-Girl Reserves, Girls' League Council Senior year, Emerald and White staff. Mitsuoka, Shigeru-Vice'President of Block D, most valuable player of lightweight football team Senior year. Nagata, Amy-Student Body Treasurer, All-Star Basketball Junior year. Newby, Violet-Girl Reserves Sophomore year. Nichols, Esther-Girl Reserves three years, Red Cross Council. Oliver, George-Student Body Custodian, Student Body Play Senior year, Block D. Pattee, Gene-Block D, Junior Class Play, Tech. Sgt. in Cadets. Piseno, Gloria-Girls' Dee Club. Ratzlaff, LaVern-Building and Grounds Commit- tee, Stage Manager for Student Body Play Senior year. Ratzlaff, Les-President Block D, awarded school sweater in Junior year for outstanding par- ticipation in sports, Student Body Play Sen- ior year. J Riggs, Janet-Student Body Secretary, President of C.S.F., Girls' Dee Club, Student Body Play Senior year. Rudd, Arthur-lst Sgt. in Cadets, Band four years, class programs. Schofield, Inadelle-Editor of Emerald and White, Gold Seal Bearer, Girls' Dee Club, Student Body Play Senior year. Scott, Jim-Junior Class President, Junior Class representative to Boys' State, Junior Class Play, Student Body Play Junior and Senior years, Secretary of Boys' Federation. Sires, Lorraine-Business Manager of Emerald and White, Girls' League Council Food Chair- man. Steele, HoganHCadet Captain, Block D, Repre- sentative to Boys' State Junior year, Band. Steele, Keith-Senior Class President, Ex-Navy man. ' Stormont, Jim-Student Body President, Block D, Cadet Captain, Junior Class Play, Stu- dent Body Play Junior and Senior years. Tobin, Eva-Junior Class Play, Student Body Play Sophomore, Junior and Senior years, Assistant Editor of Delphic Echoes, Tennis team manager. Vetter, Johnny-Block D, Band, Junior Class play. Wagner, Wayne-Vice President of Senior Class, Secretary of Block D. Waldner, Norman-Assembly Committee Senior year. Wall, Gordon-Secretary and Treasurer Hi-Y, Block D, Band four years. Walther, Barbara-President of Y-Teens, Class assemblies. Weigant, Chuck-Yell Leader Senior year, Jun- ior Class Play, Assembly Committee, Cadet Captain. Weins, John-President of Hi-Y, Block D, most valuable player on Varsity Football. Williams, Delores-Secretary of Senior Class, Pep Girl, Assembly Committee, Junior Class Play. Wood, Pat-C.S.F. Senior year. Wooley, Janice-Y-Teens, Senior Assembly Pro- gram. Worthley, Jack-Block D, Honorary Captain of Varsity Basketball Team, Hi-Y. Wright, George-Block D, Hi-Y. Wright, William-Block D, Sportsmen Club Jun- ior year. Zaninovich, Winnie-Secretary of Girls' Dee Club, Y-Teens, All-Star Basketball Junior year. 23 l-Hogan and Keith. 2-Marge Barrows. 3-That Bickle gal. 4-,Champ Worthley. 5- Milligan. 6-Oliver. 7-Madsen. 8-Iron Lung Lillle. 9-Heinlz. l'O- Slim Gouldy. ll-Taslc good, Riggs? l2--Donna Genlry. l3-Char Mason. l4-Bev Findley. I5- Speechless' Carol DeVere. l6- Skinny Jo? Scotiz I7- Little Squirrel Glover. 18-Rudd. I9-Pat Wood. 20- The Kelley pose. 2l-Slormonl. 22-Barbara Nell. 23- Tommy -Ralzlaff. 24-lnadielle. 25-Gloria Piseno. 26- Blondie Donaldson. 27-Esther Nichols. 28-Betty Lou. 29- Tennessee Williams. 30- Chuck. :sl-Butterfield. 32-Ted Celoya. 33- You guess! 34-Joyce Strand. 35-- Tol::ie 36-Huston. 37-Helen Budrovich. 3.8-Barbara Eckman. 39-Dollie Mae. 40- Fatso Locke. 4l-Palfee. 42-Charity Mae. 43-Mary Ellen. 44-Elaine. 45--Sires. 24 First row-Leach and Bickle belong to the Sheik of Arabia! Donaldson wears the latest style, while Mirnms smokes her cigcr, Tennessee and Squirrel are from the cow country. Smile pretty, Borbarcl! Miss Findley l presume. Second row- Oh, Marvin! Wl'1at's up Sires? Notice the color of Heintz and MerriIl's gartersl Mary Ellen giggles while Betty auzzles. Third row-Anderson and Ratzlaff. Stiff collar Madsen? He-men Wagner and Celaya. Clowning Amy? Helen and Princess Gloria. Locke thinks sl'1e's a pirate, and Boatman is her captive. , 25 First row-Miss Walther is Coy! Pat and Jan, the Siamese Twins, Hogan has his arms full with Pattee and Scott. Napoleon iolios Milliganl, Farmer Wright and Loy. Second row-Wooley and Loverin are at the bottle. Forget sumthin', Les and Louie? Something is slipping Donna! Charlene, lrrna ond machinist Schofield. Third rowhflhuck is a huggin' and o cholkin' with Cutie Pie Stormont and lovely Esther. Violet and Avanell were just too lazy to dress. Carol begged pennies and Little Joe counted them. Tobin, your both water is getting cold! Scott is the pin-up gal of Senior English. Fourth row -Oh Huston is so tired! Winnie has o bow. Babies must have their ice cream, yuh, Gary ond Ted? Jon loves her dolly so! Glamour gal Bickle. 26 C'!aAAeA uniom + - - Front row-Don Ford, president, Mr. Creve-ling, advisor, Kathleen Chambers, secretary. Back+Pat Taylor, treasurer, Bar' bara Pattee, vice president. The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet Was held May 16. The theme of this gala affair was Underwater The Junior class play, Professor, How Could You! was presented March 7. Bouquets to you, Juniors, for this year you really Went to 57 town -raising more than S400 by selling cakes and ice cream at games, by spon- soring a January dance, and by putting on a three-act comedy. Burst your but- tons With pride, for next year you'll be the high and mightiesn of the school. Front row-Anna Zakian, Joanna Barry, Esther Moore, Launita Couey, Anna Willems, Ruth Cole, Sybil Jarrett, Lois Brooks, Middle row-Paul Hargis, Mike Cholakian, Earl Jones, Donald Gilmore, Tommy Cochran. Back row-Billy Ko, Earl Shinault, Lyndale Engstrom, Don Ford, Billy Gratz, Sam Haycratt, Richard Weaver. 28 Front row-Margie Balentine, Barbara Raubinger, Pat Taylor, Bonnie Campbell, Pat Layin, Barbara Pattee, Beth Bull- ington Barbara Funk Barbara Hackett Middle row-Joretta Titus, Bill McMullen, Ronald Barry, Bill Burt, Cllinton Moore, b Gladys' zerooniqn. Back row-Bill Kcpiieim, George Gramm, Eddie Mcciure, Don Stahl, Paul Willems, Bob Co ison, Au rey Wright, Bill Schinkel. Front row-Edna Parker, Frieda Hurley, Joan Lee, Georgia Noble, Peggy Bull, Mabel Marashlian, Billie Chapman, Faye C f' ld. Middle row-Sachlko Fukushima, Freddie Smith, Leo Duncan, Buddy Ashida, Hubert Murrell, Darrell Bricker, Lucille GTI IE Murray. Back row-David Terry, Harold Mehrton, Ulysses Reed, Don Reeves, Les Thompson, Richard Rogers, John Kroeker, Herbert Abe. 29 le-, AAA, A it V Darlene Janzen, Vice President, Georgia Gerow, Secretary, Ralph Allen, Advisor, Bill Boatman, Presi- dent, Denton Gillen, Treasurer. Soplwmorw - 4 - You'll be upperclassmen soon! If your dance was complete With balloons and very Sophomore year is an example of what successful, netting S93 for your treasury. you can do, We know you'll do a swell job The Soph class program was presented in of managing Student Body affairs, plan- two parts-a pantomime, School Days, ning the Prom, and by no means last- and a vaudeville act, Dlx Dum-Dum. initiating the Frosh. The after-basketball First row-Marian Mikaelian, Eva Kizirian, Hosana Davidian, Dorothy Gardner, Evelyn Warkentin, Pearline Mitchell, Joyce Ferman, Joy O'Sl'iields, Naomi Andrade, Esther Kor, Mary Fujii, Rowena Chung. Middle row--Harold Cannon, Jack Spicer, Mike Ekizian, Mike Derderian, Roland Anderson, Ethel Lacey, Jimmy Lewis, Ima Jo Steele, Hattie Haiencoft. Back row-Jim SlgiEiaig,,zlAol'inny Hurzel, Keith Dunn, Dick Shimada, Jack McNabb, Charles Smith, Bill Kelly, Wilburri White, Jimmie Hert, . ic ar anue. 30 V l First iowvAnna Branson, Rowena Robinson, Henrietta Dyck, Irena Peterson, Anita Maples, Jane Davis, Sylyia Bailey, Sue McGinnis, Eloise Gray, Janice Wright, Betty Westmoreland, Pat Smith. Second row-Tom Stormont, John Runjavac, Lin- A t ' tt Zoninovich, Frances Fast Christine Hasbrouck Jane Arden, Mar- den Ware, Leroy Franzen, Katharine Budrovich, n olne e i , , garer Morris. ,,Third row-!Edward Coates, Donald Henson, Paul Martinez, Elmer Tuttle, Leon Watson, Orville Hefley, John Klassen, Bill Boatman, Wayne Archer, Leroy Johnson, Dick Hamilton. Front' row4BeverIy Spomer, Margaret Stidham, Ruth Cole, Grace Ann Penner, Grace Rowell, Pat Wynne, Ruth Gapen, Georgia Gerow, Darlene Janzen, Barbara Creveling, Jeanette Rogers, Naomi Bickle, Middle row-Joanne Fish, Betty Griggs, Maxine Marshall, Matilda Coito, Mary Woolfe, Leroy Rettel, Gene Duerksen, Max McCurry, Robert Chokerian. Bock row- ' B'll St utter Denton Gillen, Alvin Bartsch, Dallas Easley, Martin Pattee, Paul James Tuliis, Richard Mclntyre, Harry Hayes, I 0 , Westmoreland, Bob' Casey. 31 l ?reAlamen - + + Congratulations, Froshl You deserve a big hand kiddies, for you, With the help of Mrs. Cousins, put on one of the best talent assemblies of the year. Heave-ho, freshmen, for next year you will no longer FronthMary Jane Turner, re- porter. Back-Lincoln Lee, president , Jake Klassen, secretary, Louis Fis- sori, vice president, Maluta Read advisor, Lloyd Johnson, treasurer be green frosh, but up and coming sopho- mores. And you deserve to be promoted after undergoing siich a pasting during initiation. l Front row-JoAnne Cole, Vonnie May Corley, Vivian Brock, Phyllis Westmoreland, Mary Jane Turner, Donna Hackett, Joanne Allen, Wilma Milligan, Mary Mikaelian, Arleen Meek, Mary Culver, Una Murrell. Middle row-Jimmy Wood, Jimmy Pritchell, Harry Powers, Jimmy Slayton, Donnie Atkinson, Emma Lee Espino, Bridget Campos, Mary Ann Roque, Joyce Fred- erick, Louise Elliott, Virginia German, Back row-James Wright, Alvy Young, Jake Klassen, Herb Slayton, Millard Fillmore, Ray Millard, Jimmy Raubinger, Leonard Thiel, Gerald Zaretzka, Ray Thompson, Leroy White. 32 Front row-Nancy Kim, Esther Woodcock, Iva Jean Kennelley, Barbara Nathan, Marilyn Fenske, Dorothy Carroll, Wilna Goertz, Shigeko Fukushima, Juanita Glenn, Hazel Taylor, Lillian Lynch. Middle row-Gordon Nagata, Norman Oda, Timeo Martinez, Norma Mize, Eula Alvis, Evelyn Barry, Betty Wilkner. Back raw-Glen Davis, Richard Leider, Angel Garza, Manuel Diaz, Augustine Piseno, Dwight Carlson, Donald Shong, Edward Bartsch, Roland Bayer, David Wagner. Front row-Mavis Steele, Lorraine Kanawyer, Bobbie Jean Collett, Joyce Raubinger, Don McCormick, Betty Petty, Joan Par- ker, Loretta Nored, Charlene Parmer. Middle-Virginia Nersesian, Lola Easley, Lila Holden, Back row-Roland Ayers, Eugene White, Ernest Lopez, Donald Barry, Bobby Pittman, Eugene Johnson, Robert Crittenden. Front row-Doris McMullen, Elizabeth Duggins, Wanda Smith, Mary Dodgion, Evelyn Bridges, Sybil Poke, Josephine Alvarez, Katharine Dillingham, Dorla Kent, Doris Raney, Geraldine Highfield. Middle row-Bonnie Jean Morris, Darrell Weigant, Alice Tindall, Mardell Bannister, Henrietta Ramirez, Donald Moore, Hubert Poke, Terrill Wells, Richard Russell, Back row-Robert Anderson, Douglas Chombless, Eugene Jones, Manuel Perry, George Cholakian, Ervin Tullis, Clifford Max- well, Harry Verwer, Tommie Maxwell. 33 I-Oh, now Betty! 2iC!eon thot bench good, you Frosh! 3-Oh you mon you! 4-Glamorous! S-Cute ribbon! 6-Ow my eyes! 7-Make it good, Pete! 8-Open wide. 9-Tsk, tsk! IO-My heart ccn't stand it! I!-Check those legs. I2-We the greenhorns! 13- Deebs, how could you! 14-Blondie. 15-Catch it now! 16-Couch, your slip is showing! 34 military Attention Q - - Major Creve-ling, First Lt. Price, Cadet Major Ted Celaya, Capt, Adi. .lim Stormont, Staff Sgt. George Oliver. The Sunset Drill, held May 29, brought the Cadet activities for the year to a close. In this annual retreat the cadets, under the supervision of Major Creveling and First Lt. Price, demonstrated their skill at military training and tactics. The Military Ball, sponsored by the cadets, was held March 21 in the gym. The main event of the evening was the crowning and kissing of Queen Jane Leach by Cadet Major Ted Celaya. Approximately twenty-five cadets are planning to attend Cadet Summer Camp July 9 to 19 at Camp San Luis Obispo. The cadets have had an exceptionally active year, for the corps has had an un- surpassed number of Seniors enrolled for training. First row-Billy Joe Harris, 2nd Lt., Jack Milligan, 2nd Lt., Ted Celaya, Maj., Jim Stormont, Capt. Adi., Hogan Steele, Capt., Bill Dodson, lst Lt., Arthur Anderson, lst Lt., Arthur Rudd, lst Sgt. Second row-Pete Mortanian, Pvt., Gene Pattee, Tech. Sgt., Bob Madsen, Tech. Sgt., Glen Lay, Cpl., George Oliver, Master Sgt., William Wright, Pvt., Reuben Barry, lst Sgt. 36 l i l Company 14 + - - COMPANY A: First row-Eugene Johnson, Don Ford, Arthur Rudd, Jack Milligan, Hogan Steele, Bill Dotson, Gene Pat- tee, Eugene Jones. Second row-Robert Pittman, Charles Smith, Roland Anderson, Harry Hayes, Linden Ware, Tom Cochran. Third row-Tommy Maxwell, Robert Chakerian, Dick Mclntyre, Wayne Archer, Ernest Lopez, Keith Dunn, Tommy Storrnont. FOlt.Slg'h Bom--William Wright, Aubrey Wright, Gene Duerksen, Bill Schinkel, Robert Anderson, Ronald Ayers, Pete Mortanian, Bo y u . CUMIQHUI, K -v 4 4 COMPANY B: First row-Dallas Easley, Terrill Wells, Sam Haycraft, Reuben Barry, Billy Joe Harris, Chuck Weigant, Ar- thur Anderson, Bob Callison, Jerry Zaretgka, Sonny McCormick. Second row-Glen Lay, Paul Westmoreland, Jack McNabb, Donald Sohng, Martin Pattee, Derol Weigant, Bill AStouffer, Max McCurry, Leroy Johnson, Don Rives, Richard Russell. Third row-Bob Madsen, Robert Crittenden, Donnie Atkinson, Lloyd Johnson, Earl Jones, Jack Robinson, Kenneth Falls, Norman Oda, Denton Gillen, Harold Mehrton. 37 First row-OK you rookies! Come on, pretty please! Gazing otf into space, Second row-I surrender! Ouch, my head! Twoshay! Third roww-The camera wins over Major! My aching back! Fourth raw-Not doin' much of anything! Sneezy-weezy Milligan! Ready, aim, fire! 38 T ? E 14cti1JitieA - + l DIANE LOCKE, Editor beklric fclww + + + Hello! Hope you like the 1947 Delphic Echoes with its sixteen extra pages! If you do, don't forget to thank Pop Free- man-the person who did all the real work. And although my staff may have been Uscrewyj' they were very conscienti- ous. My Wish is that you may receive as much pleasure from the '47 Delphic Echoes as I have had in planning and assembling it. THE EDITOR t -George Graham, business manager, Mr. Frezmarm, odvisorg Eva Tobin, assistant editor, Pot Kelley, photo- gopher Kathleen Chambers, reporter. Tlaumday IA Paper bay - + + INADELLE SCHOFIELD, Editor LORRAINE SIRES, Bus. Mgr. First row-Frances Donaldson Borbora Mimms Joanne Little Frieda Hurley Winnie Zoninovich H I B d 'h . , , ,A V, ' , een urovic,Pete Kicissen, Louise Huston, Eva Tobin. Second row-Leia Gouldy, Violet Newby, Margie Barrows, 41 WHA 'league Council - Q Q Carol DeVere, Senior Class Representative, Donna Gentry, Y-Teen President, Edith Jane Hawkins, Advisor, Pat Taylor, Junior Class Representative, Barbara Mimi-ns, Publicity Chairman, Lela Gouldy, President, Deebs Burket, advisor, Ann Zakiari, Treasurer, Barbara Pattee, Vice President, Pat Lavin, Secretary, Eva Kiziriari, Sophomore Class Representative. Key! ?edemtion Council + - Q Front--Jinq Scott, secretary. Back-Grandon Russell, adv isor, Ted Celaya, vice president, Keith Steele, sergeant-at-arms, Lewis Lee, president, Richard Weaver, treasurer. 42 Sclnolamlsqz Society Q + - Front row---Barbara Funk, Bonnie Campbell, Pat Lavin, Eva Kizirian, Mary Fujii, Marian Michaelian, Wilma Milligan. Second row-Pat Kelley, Christine Hasbrouck, Margaret Morris, Mary Ellen Hasbrouck, Lurline Goertz, Amy Nagata, Sachiko Fukushima. Third row-Jo Anne Fish, Pat Wynne, Darlene Janzen, Inadelle Schofield, Margaret Sticfiham, Jack Milligan, Dwight Carlson, Diane Locke, Mr. Van Amburgh, advisor. Fourth row-Janet Riggs, Jim Scott, John Kroeker, Denton Gillen. lf- 7eenA + Q -+ Seated-Henrietta Dyck, Rosemary Carrisosa, Sue McGinnis, Janice Wright, Eloise Gray, Beverly Spomer. Kneeling-Carol DeVere, Donna Gentry, Barbara Ford, Helen Hurzel. Standing-Janice Wooley, Mrs. Erbele, Barbara Walther, Joanne Little, Charlene Mason, Esther Nichols. 43 WMA' bee C7116 - - 4 First row--Miss Burket, Marjorie Balentine, Faye Canfield, Patsy Kelley, Gloria Piseho, Lela Gouldy, Gladys Zeroonian, Katherine Karas, Winnie Zaninovich, Barbara Pattee, Pot Lavin, Janet Riggs Second rowgDiane Locke, Louise Huston, Betty Loverin, Peggy Bull, Beverly Findley, Mable Marashlian, Erma Boatman, Georgia Gerow, lnadelle Schofield. Third row-Norma Merrill, LaVerrie l-leintz, Eva Kizirian, Anna Zakian, Pat Taylor, Bonnie Campbell. Koqlgloclz lb 61116 + Q - Front row-John Klassen, Marvin Fillmore, Jim Stormont, Shig Mitsuoka, Les Ratzlatf, Linden Ware, George Graham, Lewis Lee, Donnie Stahl, Hogan Steele, Jake Klassen, Johnny Vetter, Tommie Stormont. Middle row--Gene Pattee, Richard Weaver, Denzil Downing, Clinton Moore, George Oliver, Sam Haycraft, Pete Kim, Lyndale Engstrom, Johnny Wiens, Wayne Wagner, Pete Klasseh, Malcolm Holmberg, advisor. Back row-Jack Worthley, George Wright, Tom Cochran, Bill Burt, Jack Milligan, Ted Celayo, LeRoy Fronzen, Bob Crandall, Herbert Abe, Dick Hamilton, Mike Ekizion, Dick Shimcdci. 44 Hi-Tf 61116 - + + Front row-Gordon Woll, George Wright, Johnny Wiens, Lloyd Johnson, Louis Fissori, Gerald Zoretzko, Horry Hayes Bock row+Arthur Anderson, Orville Hefley, Bill Stouffer, Mcrx McCurry, Walden Jorgensen, Robert Chcikegion, Wayne Wog- ner, Marvin Fillmore. C114 todialw Q - 1 Russell Leodobrcind, heod custodian, M. Q. Diol, Som Mortzen, George Shelton 45 First row-Oh Professor, How Could You! Studying like little beavers! Whot's cooking? Second row-Crowning Queen Jane. Just chatting. Winding up for the blow, Third row-Little chums. Delicious Billy? This dorn Ccirl Those gerunds ond infinitiyes! Arriving ot school. Fourth row-Final pep Talk before the brawl. Goofy goons, Char, 46 lllcwic and burma l Front rowfElaine KIITIES, Lincoln Lee, Les Ratzlaff, Mike Ekizian, Mike Derderian, Eva Tobin, Bill McMullen, Sam Hoy- craft, Faye Canfield, Doris Raney, Arthur Rudd, Kathleen Chambers. Second row-Anna Zakian, Dick Hamilton, Alvin Bartsch, Paul Martinez, Leo Duncan, Joanne Little, George Graham, Bill Kapheim, Bill Stouffer, Lewis Lee, Donald Stahl, Marian Mikaelian, Edward Bartscha Top row-Agnes Bridges, George Choi, Grace Ann Fenner, Gordon Wall, Hogan Steele, Derryl Montague, Keith Dunn, Keith Steele, Wayne Archer, Richard Leider, Hosana Davidian. F land - 4 + Under the direction of William L. Car- gile, the band has reached the top of the list of school activities this year, A trip to Long Beach for the All-Western Band Review in December, where they won a . third place trophy in their division, and Elaine Kimes took the honors as best ma- jorette in the parade, and the First An- nual Band Show, presented in the auditor- ium on the evening of April 11, heads the list of outstanding achievements. Other activities include parades at Reedley Ciirst placeb, Fowler Cfourth placej, Sanger Qspecial awardj, Lindsay, and Los Banos. Playing at the Raisin Bowl on New Yearis Day, Music Festivals at Lindsay and Fresnog Dinuba Rodeo, open- + ing of radio station KRDUQ bonfire rally, l pep rallies, and games. 48 Seated-Darlene Janzen, accompanist. First rowf-Donna Hackett, Vona Mae Corley, Hosana Davidian, Marian Mikaelian, Jane Arden, Barbara Ayers, Rosemary Carrisosa, Mavis Steele. Second row-Gloria Piseno, Lena Williamson, Joan Lee, Vir- ginia Nersesian, Wilma Milligan, Billie Chapman, Hazel Taylor, Janice Wooley, Elaine Kimes Pat Williams. Third row-Al ce f Y Kor, Cecelia Shong, Agnes Bridges, Katherine Karas, Louise Elliott, Evelyn Barry, Beth Bullington, Henrietta Dyck, Betty Griggs, Anna Branson. C'lwruA - + - The Girls' Chorus has Worked hard this year supplying soloists for clubs, assem- blies, and for many radio programs. Mr. Cargile, music teacher, Worked with the girls and arranged numbers for them on the Band Show. They also took part in the Christmas program. Elaine Kimes, vocalist, Darlene Janzen, pianist, Mavis Steele, vocalist, Cecelia Shong, pianist, Virginia Ner- sesian, vocalist, Marian Michaelian, pianist. 49 Left: Front row-Lincoln Lee, Anno Zakian, Marian Mikaelian, Edward Bartsch. Back row left-Arthur Rudd, Dick Horn- ilton, Mike Ekizian, Les Rotzlaff, Agnes Bridges. Right front row-Richard Leider, Cecilia Shong, Hosana Davidion. Mid- dle row- George Choi, Richard Weaver, Grace Ann Penner, Gordon Wall. Back row right-Hogan Steele, Derryl Montague, Keith Dunn, A lot of things have been accomplished ed for the fourth year. by and for the band this year, such as set- Majorettes, in order to receive their pin, ting up a system of awards for band mem- must have been band majorettes for two bers and majorettes. A pin is given for - years, and for three years to receive the three years of band, and a guard is award- guard. Lett: Percussion5fBill McMullen, Doris Raney, Eva Tobin, Mike Derderion, Faye Canfield. Right: Trumpets-Front row: Donald Stahl, Lewis Lee, Wayne Archer, Alvin Bartsch. Back row--Paul Martinez, Leo Duncan, Bill Kapheim, George Graham, Bill Stouffer. 50 Top row-Sam Haycraft, Barbara Pattee B II Kaphe K thlee Ch mbe G o ge Graham Boftom row Ma lone Bal entirie, Bill McMullen, Anna Zokian, Clirito M oe Beth Bull gton unior C1444 Play - - - Professor How Could You was presented by the Junior Class on March 7. In order to become Dean, Professor Perry had to find himself at Wife. When help- ful friends tried to help him he found he had two iiances too many. To get Professor Perry out of this mess, Grand- pa takes a hand and the pro- fessor finds a Wife. Due to the sudden illness of Kathleen Chambers, Barbara Raubinger took over the lead- ing part of Vicky Randolph. First row-lnadelle Schofield, Rneba, George Oliver, Ed Carmichael, Les Ratzloff, Anthony Kirby Jr.5 Patsy Kelley, Essie Carmichael, Ted Celaya, Mr. Kolenknov, Pat Wynne, Mrs. Kirby, Jim Scott, Mr. Henderson. Second row-LeRoy Johnson, DePinnap Jim Storrnont, Grandpa Vanderhotg Eva Tobin, Penny Sycamore, Don Ford, Paul Sycamore, Janet Riggs, Gay Well- ington, Robert Madsen, Anthony Kirby Sr., Elaine Kimes, Alige Sycamore. Student 5041, Play - + + 52' The Student Body play, You Can't Take It With You, under the direction of Mr. Morgan and Mrs. Cousins, was presented April 25 at 8:15 p. m. The pro- ceeds were put into the Light Fund for the athletic field. The story dealt with the Van- derhof family, which Wasn't like other families. They ate corn- flakes, hunted snakes, made fire- works, and did everything an ordinary family wouldn't think of doing. They just relaxed and took life as it came. Incidentally, the play was very successful and drew a full house. Spa:-M - - l We Salute Uar C'oaclaeA Q - Q Here's a rousing fifteen for our peppy yell leader, Chuck Wei- gant and his two assistants, with their vim, vigor, and Vitality- Norma Merrill and Marjorie Bar- rows. Behind those teams can be said of our three yellsters, for by introducing something new in the way of routines in the form of seven Pep Girls, they kept us yelling and screaming our teams on to victory. Marjorie Barrows, Chuck Weigant, and Norma Merrill 54 GRANDON RUSSELL Head Coach Heavyweight Football Basketball MALCOLM HOLMBERG Lightweight Basketball RALPH ALLEN Lightweight Football Track DON EDDIE Baseball Heavyweight Football Tfel I 944 Betty Culver, Kathleen Chambers, Dolores Williams, Beth Bullinglon, Earline Glover Peggy Bull, Esther Woodcock. Front row--Sam Haycraff, Pete Klassen, Wayne Wagner, John Wiens, Jack Milligan, Lewis Lee, Ted Celaya, Edward Coats P K' Ge G h G Choi Jack Worthle Kennett- Pattee Leroy Fran Middle row-Coach Eddie, Bill Boatrnan, ete lm, orge ra am, eorge , y, . , zen, Richard Weaver, Gary Thomas, Coach Russell. Back row-Hubert Murrell, Hogan Steele, Lynndale Engstrom, Tom Coch ran, Clinton Moore, Able Wiens, William Wright, James Tullis, Gene Pattee. Uamity ?oot6all + + + Although our eleven, coached by Gran- don Russell, didn't bring home the bacon HEAVYWEIGHT SCORES Delano .....,....,.,.,.,..l.a,......,.. Dinuba in the form of league championship, they -Tulare Dinuba- did gain the necessary experience so that -Visalia Dinuba- the 1948 football season should see D.U. -Orosi ......., Dinuba- H.S. at the top of the ladder. -Woodlake Dinuba- Ted Celaya, honorary captain. Johnny Wiens, most valuable player. Going after the ball. Quarterback Pete Klassen. My man Les, says Russell. Front row-Herbert Abe, Lincoln Lee, Millard Fillmore, Wayne Archer, Keith Dunn, Dwight Carlson, Roland Byer, Max Mc- Curry, Dick Shimodo, Shig Mitsuoka, Middle row-Don Stahl, Jake Klassen, Gordon Wall, Denzil Downing, Don McCormick, Joe Ayers, Tom Leach, John Klassen, Bob Crandall, Mike Ekizion, Coach Allen. Back row-Jim Stormont, Marvin Fillmore, Bill Stouffer, Louis Fissori, Dick Hamilton, Tom Stormont, Linden Wore, Derryl Montague, Jim Raubinger, Paul Tuttle. Zigi: tweiglat ?oot6all + + + The Baby Enips had an exciting foot- LIGHTWEIGHT SCORES ball season, which made good Watching 12-Woodlake Dinuba--6 for the fans. Coach Holmberg and the -Delano ..... .... D inuba- team deserve a pat on the back, even if -Tulare ..., .... D inuba- they did not win any trophies. Visalia .... .... D inuba- Orosi ..,.i Dinuba- Gordon Wall, honorary captain. Shig Mitsuoka, most valuable player. Fight team fight! Fighting fullback, Mike Ekizian 1 i The B and C teams, coached by Malcolm Holmberg, rose victorious this season. The B's tied for second place in the San Joaquin League, While the Cis worked up to the finals in the Valley Tournament held in Visalia Junior College gym. Ezwlzetball - - + The Emperors did Dinuba proud by plac- ing second in the San Joaquin League in basketball. This is quite an honor, for the league is made up of much larger schools than D.U.H.S. Coach Russell takes the bows with the fellows for doing a swell job. HEAVYWEIGHT RESULTS Jan. 10 .................. Delano 33-Dinuba 18 Jan. 17 ......,..... Porterville 18-Dinuba 46 Jan. 23 ..... ...... H anford 26-Dinuba 29 Jan. 31 ....., .,... V isalia 13-Dinuba 30 Feb. 7 ....... ...,...,. T ulare 33-Dinuba 19 Feb. 14 ............ Porterville 21-Dinuba 29 Feb. 21 ...... .......,, D elano 42-Dinuba 14 Feb. 28 ............., Hanford 38-Dinuba 20 LIGHTWEIGHT RESULTS Jan. 10 ........,......... Delano 17-Dinuba 21 Jan. 17 ............ Porterville 29-Dinuba 28 Jan. 23 ..... ...... H anford 27-Dinuba 32 Jan. 31 .... ...., V isalia 30-Dinuba 22 Feb. 7 .................... Tulare 19-Dinuba 23 Feb. 14 ..........., Porterville 30-Dinuba 32 Feb. 21 ...... ......... D elano 24-Dinuba 18 Feb. 28 .,....,....... Hanford 18-Dinuba 29 First row-Les Rofzloff, Jack Worfhley, Johnny Wiens, Woyne Wagner, George Wright. Second row-Lewis Lee, Bill Boofmcn, Pete Klassen, William Wright, Coach Russell. -58 Front row-George Chai, Paul Tuttle, Jake Klossen, John Vetter, Shig Mitsuoka, Don Stahl, Max McCurry. Back row- Bill Sfouffer, Pete Kim, Jim Scott, John Klassen, John Runjavac, Leonard Thiel, Mike Ekizian, Coach Holmberg. Front row-Timeo Martinez, Dick Shimada, Herbert Abe, Millard Fillmore, Jim Slayton, Eugene White. Back row-John Barnett, Angel Garza, John Hurzel, Harry Verwer, Herbert Slayton, Roland Bayer, Coach Holmberg. C TEAM RESULTS 5-Corcoran ..,., ,,,,,, D inuba- 11hO1'osi ..............................,.....,.,......... Dinuba Kingsburg Dinuba- 12-Reedley ,... .,.. D inuba- Corcoran ,.... ..... D inuba- 13-Orosi ..,.....,., ,... D inuba- Reedley .,... Dinuba- 17-Kingsburg ..., Dinuba- -Delano ..,,.,A ...,, D inuba- 15-Hanford ..,.. A... D inuba- Hanford .... ,.,., D inuba- A captain, Jack Worthley, Pete Klassen, mogt valuable man. The Big Five-Klassen, Engstrom, Worthley, Wiens, Wag ner. Coach Holmberg. B captain, Pete Kim. Jim Scott, most valuable man on B team. First row-Wayne Wagner, Shig Mitsuoka, Marvin Fillmore, Lewis Lee, Jimmy Raubinger, Jimmy Pritchett, Ed Coates, Johnny Hurzel, Jack Milligan, Leo Duncan, Dick Shimada. Second row-Millard Fillmore, managerg George Choi, Jake Klassen, Mike Cholakian, Pete Kim, Leroy Franzen, Jack Worthley, Les Ratzlaff, Don Stahl. Back row-Gene Pattee, man- ager, Dwight Carlson, Lincoln Lee, Richard Leider, Robert Crittenden, Harry Verver, Gerald Zaretzka, Dick Hamilton, Charles Smith, Coach Allen. Tfddk Q + - The track men brought glory to Dinuba ors from meets in which they participated. High by bringing back several first place Coach Allen was the man who taught them ribbons, and by winning many other hon- to run so as to Win. I L i First row-Wiens running for a homer.. Look at that hit! Big Kiassen lopes into first! Little Klassen catches the ball Middle Klassen is just resting. lWhat a family!! h Second row--Derol is graceful asa bird. The game is the other way, Coch ran! Stouffer is ready for a set. What's cookin', Wayne? Kelley is just practicing. 60 l J L First row-Lincoln Lee, Tommie Leach, Les Ratzlaff, Jake Klassen, David Kim, mascofg Bill Kelly, Leroy Franzen, Jack Milligan, Lewis Lee. .Second row--Coach Eddie, Royand Bayer, Jim Pritchett, Tom Cochran, Orville Hefley, Joke Klassen, Bill Boatman, Johnny Wiens, Pete Klassen, Derol Weigont, manager. l aAe6afll + + - The Varsity baseball team, coached by The students displayed so much enthusi- Don Eddie, showed us the most exciting asm that Coach Russell organized a Junior season Dinuba High has seen in five years. Varsity team. First' row-Dick Hamilton, Santos Rivas, James Wright, Louis Fissori, Ed Coates, Derol Montague, Leroy White. Second row--Rodney Wright, Roland Anderson, Robert Anderson, Johnny Runiavac, Paul Willems, Leonard Thiel, Herb Slayton, Jim Slayton, Coach Russelli 61 l The girls had a swell new coach this year - Elizabeth Burket - affectionately known as Deebs. Deebs got things rolling at the Hrst of the year by dividing the classes into teams, so as to work up greater competition. The teams for the various sports were changed as the year irlA ' Sporw + - Q progressed so that all the girls had oppor- tunities to be friends with everyone. Throughout the year the girls played volleyball, soccer, basketball, baseball, ten- nis, archery, and hockey. Under Deebs' supervision a tennis team, the first in four years, was organized. Although the team was inexperienced, they played a good game, and toward the end of the sea- son they won many matches. The All-Star basketball team played two games with Orosi, each time we were victorious over our rival. The annual Green and White luncheon was held March 18 in the Emperoom. The Whites, who had won the most games, were treated by the losing Greens to a delicious buffet luncheon. uniom and Seniom Take Honvm - - + Left To rigbi+Anna Zakian, Frieda Hurley, Faye Canfield, Front!-Helen Lee, Amy Nagcia, Pai' Kelley, Soone Barbara Hackett, Launifa Couey, Mariorie Bcllentine, Esther Slfiong. Back-Katherine Karas, Winnie Zaninovich, Jane Moore, Gladys Zeroonian. Riggs, lnadelle Schofield, Louise Huston. 62 9214411411-gfdl' Q Q + Front-Sachiko Fukushima, Sooney Shong, Betly Culver, Mary Woolf. Back-Pat Kelley, Peggy Bull, Gladys Zeroonian, Dorla Kent, Mary Ann Roque. 7enniA Team + + + Front row-Dickie Shimada, Alyce Kar Pat Lavin, Eva Tobin, mgrg LaVerne Heintz, Erma Boatman, Darlene Janzen, Eugene White. ,Back row-Johnny Vetter, Bill Stouffer, Bill Boatman, Gordon Wall, Deebs Burket, coach, Jack Worthley, Johnny Wiens, Pete Klassen, Max McCurry. 63 7am6lerA - + + Front row-Mary Ann Roque, Pat Kelley, Marilyn Fenske, Louise Huston, Mary Woolf, Una Murrell, Barbara Nathan, Ruth Cole, Jo Ann Cole. Middle row-Hogan Steele, Miss Burket, Keith Steele. Back row-Matilda Coito, Marjorie Schinkel, Pat Lovin, Dorothy Gardner, Esther Moore, Janet Riggs, Margaret Stidham, Beth Bullington, Katherine Dillingham, lnadelle Scho- field, Katherine Karas, Pat Taylor. The green and white clad tumblers, headed by Deebs Burket, coach, tumbled in their own special assembly, the Band Show, and in the Recreation Program. This is the first time in several years that a girls' tumbling team has been or- ganized in Dinuba High, and much credit is due to t'Deebs for a splendid job of coaching, and to the girls for a swell job of performing. 64 l-Shame on you! 2-Take it easy how! 3-Basketball is sure our game! 4-l-ley, Barbara! 5-lt's really very simple, girls! 6-Camera stricken. 7-We Three. 8-My my, look at those lparta smiles! 9-Time out. lO-Peek-a-boo! ll-Loafers! i2-Come up and see me sometime! I3-Nice tennis racket, eh what? I4-That's no way to smile. l5-Don't strain yourself, I6-Airx't she cute? 17-Hubba, hubba! 18-You guys sure look pitiful. 19-Quite a pose, isn't it? ..2O- How sweet you are! 21-Better watch out! 22-'Tain't polite to look over people's shoulders. 23-Mr. Holmberg! How did you get in there? 65 i-Oh! Son Antonio! Oh you Juniors! 2-Dreaming of school, Johnny? 3-Smile for the boy friend. 4-A big problem? 5-Just keeping worm. 6-Camera shy fellas, 7fGr-rr-rr-rch! 8-DUI-IS bond strutting its stuff. 9-The poor guy on the bottom. IO-We tell our secrets to eoch other. iifArtists 01' work, 12-Game interesting? 13-Hug her on extro one for big brother, Deroli i4fH-2-S from Chemistry. i5gOne shoe for sole cheep. i6wSonny Boy. i7-Off to class we go! IS- Me and Bogart just whistle for 'em. 19-Som posing for her mole audience. 66 i i First row-Three musketeers, Madsen loves Jon like CI sister hc' ho' Gob session Um Whcii' legs' Second row Our fcivorife gals. Poor Goro! That sun is blinging. Look Iovelyiiodidsl l4T's this 0-way.. isn'T ,he Q chorccier! Third row: The three evils. Keeping lr1cidelle's powder dry. Fourth row-Frosh of play. DUHS gois. Going offer CreveIir1g's Toupe 67 ii llrxx V l-l'm hungry! 2-Just a talkin'! 3-Ya see, it's this way, Lillian! 4--Ouch, stop twisting my arm! 5--Who, me? 6- Tarzan. 7-Paul, what a face! 8-Looking at something gruesome. 9-Torture tor the Frosh. lO-ls there a toothpick in the house? ll-A lady-like pose. l2-Aw, you're crazy! l3-San Quentin, here comes Pete! 14-l'll close my eyes so l can dream of you. 15-The rear view of lnadelle, I6-Well, there's one studious one anyway. I7-Winking at someone? l8-Ka- choo! 19-Ohh, that look! 20-Hey, look this way! 21-The bright-eyed Professor Pollard! 22-A bull session. 23-Ditcher Pcittee. 24-l-laying fun? 25-.lane decorating the Car, 26-lndustrious Kathy. 27-Hi Bill! 68 ' I-Our heroes. 2-LaVern must be in the distance. 3-Cold,Les? 4-That Weaver man again! 54BIow, Janet, blow! 6-The inseparable Turners. 7-Now, what did you find? 8- Arturo, 9-Ye ole football game. IO-Ted. ll-Hold on to it, Pat! 12-Come join the crowd! I3-That smile's for Janet. I4--Why, Pat Taylor! I5-Miss Kimes. l6aWhat's the matter, Ford? l7-Major, what happened to your legs? 18-Aw, now Gladys! i9-At the Ball. 20-Georgie and Barbara. 21-Come on, smile a wittle bit! 22-Not bad, eh what? 69 l-Frosh assembly. 2-More Frosh assembly. 3-Keep orj smiling. 4+Our loyal Rl1yfhmaires. 5- Forever, The loaferf' 6-Come on, Wright, get busy! 7-Say now! 8-Oh for the life of a janitor! 9-l-len parfy. IO-Cream of The Crop, ll- Just like Ferdinand. I2-Look at that Turkey, would you! 13-Guess who? I4-Telling more jokes, l'll bet. 15-Future men. 16-Romeo Klassen. 17-Oh, Bull! 18-Billy. 19-More gals. 20-Not here, Mac! 70 l l l-Heintz at chemistry. 2-Our cutest steadies. 3-Big and little Lees. 4-Sitting pretty. S-Waiting for the noon bell. 6-Frosh everywhere. 7-Ain't l cute? 8-Gosh my hands are dirty! 9-Mr. Runjavac Esq. lO-Here l am! ll-Lull between quarters. i2--Three little Froshies. i3-Hit 'em low! l4-You all disguest me at times! i5-Horsing around, I6-More homework, 17--Charming the camera. I8-Oh you frightened me! I9--Killing time. 71 l I-Poochy. 2-Oskie wow wow! 3-Rock-a-bye baby! 4-Our Pre-sf' 5-Georgia Lee. 6-Sad, ain't it? 7- Teddy. 8- Shorty 9-Oh, come now, Mr. Ccirgile! 10--Glamour boy Ekizian, ll-Just look at that cat! 12-Don't cry, girls! I3-That man with the flashy cor! 14-Slim, and how! I5-It says here, 'Always be ladylike i6-Marlyn's just another Froshl I7-Ain't love grand? I8-Bet you can't do it! 19- Frenchy! 2OA Ashcan Scott. 21--Wind must have been blowing. 22-Working hard, fellers? 23- Marvina. 24-That's ci teacher for you-always eating! 72 i-Smiley ain't smilin'l 2-Look at the Prices stealing the show! 3-Boy, am l tired! 4-Aw, for Pete's Sake! S-Just 0 glimpse of the Military Ball. 6-Hit him harder! 7-Three Cheers for the tumblers. 8-Shy? No sir! 9-Always stud'ing. I0- There's. o hair out of place Orville. ll- Bobby. 12-Stoutfer. I3-Everybody gabs. I4-George Wright. I5-Fooled you-The little man that ain't here. i6-You're going to get hurt. i7-Hey you, where's your manners! You're not supposed to 'turn your back on the camera! i8- Little Jo. l9+Look out, Bill! 2Of Kolenchov. Zi-What's so interesting? 22-Look, Stormor1t's blowing bubbles! 23- Clickl 24-Art. 25-Patricia Williams. 26-Pattee, Gene. 27-She's cute. 28-That's lioble to go off, Linden! 29-Sonny, you bad boy! 30-All lined up. 31-Tumblers in action. 32-Don't bite your finger! 33-Whose legs are they--that's the question? 73 74 010' Suppvl-tem - - + WILLARD COCHRAN 81 SON DODGE 0 PLYMOUTH SALES Cr SERVICE Phone 10 194 W. Tulare SENTINEL MUSIC 81 STATIONERY CO. 151 South L DINUBA Phone 151 Phono 269 149 W Tulare J. 8z J. CAFE GOOD FOODS - COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN 5:30 A.M. TO 1:30 A.M. Phone 484 6 13 180-4 W. Tulare SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK C. T. REAGAN l'16l, Mgr. Phone 5 101 South L Street GORDON'S STUDIO 155 South L St. TABLE SUPPLY SCHOFIELD a POPE EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE JUSTESEN'S FOOD STORE OWNED Cr CONTROLLED IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY 205 East Tulare Street ANGELL'S MEN'S SHOP DINUBA'S NEWEST Cv FINEST 151 E. Tulare Street Phone 300W Nationally Advertised Brands FLOYD PERRY ASSOCIATED SERVICE Phono 477 401 E. Tulare St. BEVANS SUPER SERVICE Phono 326 Comer Tulare 6- l X I 5':lROTHERS 4. - Rzrnlcsurgou E. ArnLIANcE-snscqqnrlgg-I V JJ5 EAST ILILAIE Sl. R' PHONE AZUW I DINUBA - Harry Marashlian Haig Marashlian l'43J DIN UBA CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 399 331 E. Tulare St. ALTA FURNITURE HOME FURNISHINGS 6- APPLIANCES Phone 38 or 622 321 E. Tulare A. G. HEERMAN GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 66 301 E. Tulare ALTA ADVOCATE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Cf GENERAL PUBLISHING 308 E. Tulare St. BOB'S RADIO SERVICE DEPENDABLE SALES Cr SERVICE Home and Auto Radios Phone 454-J 120 South K St. SCOTT 8z PAYN E UNION SERVICE Phone 423 220 E. Tul DINUBA FEED 81 SEED CO. FARM Cr GARDEN SUPPLIES Phone 20 240 E. Tulare St DINUBA ELECTRIC CO. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Paul C. Gltchell Phone Ioz-R Izo soufh K sf SMITH AUTO PARTS Phono 49-I or I25-M 153 south K sf. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. FRED L. CARROLL - AUTHORIZED DEALER Phone 91 221 E. Tulare TREN BISWELL Sz SON FORD SALES Cr SERVICE Phone 12 DINUBA DON'S SHOE STORE SHOES Fon THE WHOLE FAMILY SPROUSE-REITZ VARIETY STORE sELE-sERvIcE STORE - FOUNTAIN cf VARIETY WEAVER'S 5 8: 10 ODELL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE McCRACKEN'S PHARMACY THE CORNER DRUG STORE GUY DUNN l'24l DON ALDSON JEWELRY Hom: or PARKER 5I's 75 mwah 010' Supportem + + - MYRON FREW MEN'S WEAR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Phono 87 125 Eost Tulcre St A. L. WYNNE CHRYSLER C1 PLYMOUTH SALES Cr SERVICE WILLIAMS PLUMBING SHOP CRANE WATER HEATERS Phone 380 157 South L St MEI LING CAFE Phone 171 189 South L St, LESFS RICHFIELD SERVICE Phone 483 Corner Kern C1 L DINUBA CABINET SHOP Phone 53-W 214 South L ROSALEE'S FLORAL SHOP CORSAGES FOR THE DANCES Phone 136 MEDLER INSURANCE ALL Kmos or INSURANCE Phone 456 148 South L St. BULLINGTON AUTO 'PARTS Phono 444-R 144 South L ART'S CLEANERS Phone 210 126 South L St. MIDGET'S MALT SHOP Phono 15 118 South L St. SELIGMAN,S DEPARTMENT 8z APPLIANCE STORES 130 North L and 139 South L GILMOUR'S SOMETHING NEW EACH DAY 168 North L Street RANDOLPH'S GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP LOOK TO OLDSMOBILE FOR ALL THAT'S NEW Phone 21 252 No. L St. BABY BEE MALT SHOP THE PLACE FOR YOUR SWEET TOOTH 172 North L St. Phone 300-J J. C. PENNEY CO. ED DONIE, Mgr. Phone 375 .IANZEN -- YOUR JEWELER carts ron EVERY occAsloN Phone 73-W MATHIS 8z BOLINGER FURNITURE Phone 114 163 Nort-h L St. ALTA CHEVROLET CO. 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