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

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in Memoriam The invisible hand has written Finis to a career all too short in its richness. DeWitt Creveling Jr. died as he had lived-in the service of his fellow man and more specifically in the service of young people. lt may be that the Spanish he taught may soon be for- gotten, that By the right flank or Company, halt may not long register with those who were his Cadets, but it matters little if what one said or did be not long remembered. Mr. Creveling's claim to an 'immortal place in the hearts of those who knew him was his friendly smile, his ready wit, his .innate kind- ness, his wise and generous counsel, his love for all living things. Dinuba High School students and faculty members whose pleasure it was to know Mr. Creveling, will live more fully, more righteously for having been associated with the little man with the big heart. W. N. PRICE 4

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF DINUBA JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL. PRINTED IN THE SCHOOL PRINT SHOP, UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF CHARLES H. FREEMAN ......

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MAJOR DE WITT CREVELING