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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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Q, t 3 Ax X nf ' f if ' of Q ss i X Rik ? eixfk W X if A .Q s T5 , xy JOINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL DINUBA CALIF PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF DINUBA foreword THE DELPHIC ECHOES STAFF OF l955 PRESENTS LIFE AT DINUBA HIGH We have attempted to plan thus l955 Delphuc Echoes wuth you students of Dunuba Hugh an mnnd Our asm was to attempt to gave you somethmg different than has been the custom ot prevuous annuals You wall notice the enlarged pnctures runnlng off the page as well as the uncreased num was made to Include In pnctorlal torm all actnvntles of any Importance that occurred during the year It has been a lot of work from the openlng day of school untnl the books were dlstrubuted but we thoroughly enloyed ut and we trust you wnll enjoy It ancl cherlsh nt tor many many years to come SHARON RUNGE, Eclntor ll ll ber of pages which means more pictures, A sincere attempt I . . . . . I this tells where to fmd It CLASSES ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES SPORTS I I I . ,- dedication When the Angel shows the names whom love of God has blessed, that of Charles Pop Freeman will lead all the rest. His life has been a symbol of enthusiastic dedication to the service of mankind through administering to young people. It is with a feeling of sincere affection that the staff of the Delphic Echoes dedicates this issue to him. THE WORLD X 71.5- o Left to right: Wynonia McFarland, Bernard LaCasse, Richard Sheppard, Lyle Putnam, Mona Kile, James Keefte, Joanne Munson, Dan Maxweti Albert Surabian, Jack Mathis, Donald Womack, Elenor Franco student council governs dinuba high Meeting daily, the Student Council of D.U.H,S,, with their advisor, Mr. Arthur Gleason, solved many problems ccnfronting the Student Body during the year. School spirit, sportsmanship and financial difficulties comprise a few of the phases of school life through which they have guided the students. administration shapes d.u.h. . policies An outstanding Board of Trustees has made possible many new buildings and improvements at Dinuba Union High School during this past year. New bleachers, an excellent track which meets Cl.F. standards, and new shop buildings to house the auto, wood, and agriculture shops were con- structed during the year. Because of these and many other improvements, such as painting the old buildings, students and faculty of Dinuba High owe these board members a vote of thanks and appre- ciation, which we now gratefully extend. Q21 Left to rightg John Kalender, J, Carroll Riggs, Ed Morgan, District Superintendent, William J. Funk, President, Clifford Cochran Clerk W. P. Price, Principal, Rudolph S. Johson. faculty prepares Raymond Abbitt English I Cr Ilg General Science Billie Asher Dean of Boys Woodwork I Cv Ill Home Mechanics Beulah Cadwell U. S. Historyj English Ill William L. Cargile Beginning G Intermediate Instruments Advanced Bandg Boys C1 Grrls Chorusg Stagecraft Helen Cormier Crafts I Cv ll Freehand I C1 ll William Dodge Record Keepingg General Business Bookkeeping lg Typing I A C. Edgerly Vocational Agriculture I, ll, Ill Farm Mechanics I, II, Ill Lenore Eichenberger Girls' P. E.g Algebra l Caroline Erbele Typing I G llg Office Practice Shorthand I G ll Margaret Finley Study Hallg Library Charles Freeman Prlntingg Journalism Publications John E. Gerow Driver Training Arthur Gleason Civics World History Student Leadership Martin Goehring Chemistryg General Math General Science Loren Gregory Mechanical Drawing students for future Denise Hanson English llg Spanish I C1 Il Frank Keene study i-mug English iii Gordon Kean Orientctiong English I Mabel Kloster English I 5 iii Lillian Mackersie Dean of Girls Public Speakingg English ll C1 Ill Archie Patterson Auto Mechanics I, ll Ex Ill Billy Peavy Cadetsp Biology Honor Seligman Geometryg Trigonometry Solid Geometryg Algebra I G II Carolyn Sloan Senior Homemaking Homemaking l C1 II Boys' Homemaking Dorothy Smith Girls' P. E. Fern Tripp Specialg English I Joanne Gleason School Nurse Grace McGinnis Attendance W N Price Prnnclpol LILLIAN MACKERSIE Deon of Girls BILLIE ASHER Deon of Boys . . I ,I 'X JOANNE M RIC MONA KI UNSON, J HARD SHEPPARD LE, Secretory 1 reosurer AMES KE EFFE Pres Vice Presndent dent standing committees Qf W Q SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE. Left to right: Miss Kloster, Robert Sloan, Mrs. Erbele, Jim Keeffe, Mrs, Cadwell, DISPLAY COMMITTEE. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Sloan, Mrs, Seligman, Shzrley Miller, Marie Kor, Felicia Maloon, Janet Wilson, Irene Brcwton, Joy Tubbs, Janet Beard, Phyllis Devins, Mrs. Cormier, Mrs. Finley. Front row: Charles Jones, Bonafacio Sandoval, Jim Siler, Ann Sparks, Wanda McClure. DANCE COMMITTEE. Don Maxwell, Joanne Munson, Bernie LaCasse. NOONTIME RECREATION Mrs Tripp Al Suroblan Mona Kxle Lyle Putnam Miss Smith BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Mr Edgerly Mrs Hanson Grace Johnson Pete Engstrom Mr Goehring RALLY COMMITTEE. Mr. Cargile, Richard Sheppard, Wy- nonia McFarland, Barbara Rivera, Mr. Kean. SERVICE CLUB. Back raw, standing, left to right: Bobbe Noroian, Gary Blake, Sharon Dawson, Lonnie Wiggins, Sandy Tonnhauser, Dick Rice, Janice Schmidt, Dorothy Halencak, Aram Nersesian, Rosalie Arias, David Flaming, Monterey Stroud, David Baerg, Joyce Hoock, Robert Gaylord, Gwendolyn Walker, Mr. Kean, Carole Friesen. Front row: Shirley Forrest, Bobby Maxwell, Johnny Baerg, Leonard Gaylord, Bobby Love- lace, Donnie Hamstrom, Gloria Fierro. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE. Mr. Corgile, Mrs. Mackersie, Mr, Asher, Carolyn Collins, Dixie Mathis, Jack Holden. secretaries Mrs Helen Guerra Secretary ln the Attendance Office MYS HOHIGTY BFOWH SSCVSYOVY ln The MONT Offlfe Lf tha 3 e f w-sm. M Left to rnght Som Marfzen Supermfendenf of Buxldlngs and Grounas Bud Dovasher Supermfendenl of Transportatlon Cecrl Hlghfleld Bob Taylor Russell Leadebrand M Q Dual George Shelton ! ,Q V If , K . 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I, SE Se refory fo. 3 1 '44 n 3 -O' at 4 Wayne Anderson Stage hand Alberta Baerg Not a worry in the world' Gary Artley m al for Elaine Balentine A gal with a purpose Joe Pete Bermudez I'm new here Maxine Barnes Remember Career Day Gary Blake Me and my guitar Norma Baracco Always good for a laugh Bus. Mgr. Emerald C1 White Asst. Editor Delphic Echoes Larry Brewton Let's go to L.A.! Irene Brewton I'm small but watch out! Don Bricker Me and my unicycle Carolyn Collins Always willing to help Allen Burnitzki Camera Fiend Publications Staff Photographer Bobbie Cooksey See my pretty engagement ring! Gary Cochran Romeo Joann Cowen Does my hair look all right? Bus. Mgr. Delphic Echoes Jim Cooper ,,TeX,, Inez Cude I love to take my ti Vernon Cline He always tries to please Joanne Day I'm engaged Billy Cullers l like Orosi gals Beverly Devins Kingsburg for me! Willard Culver Live fast and die quick! Beverly Dillon sob Donald Demaree Tall, dark and ? ? Charlotte Dobson My man's from Orosi Dave Depew Mr, Football Eve DuVall Wagner Those flashing eyes! Tommy Domino l-'lurrayl l'm out! Billie Eaton My guy's in Germany! l'Tl Leonard Edwards Wink 'em, blink 'em and kiss 'eml Sonja Flynn Sonny Pete Engstrom I'm not blushing, it's just my sunburn Elenor Franco Small girl with big ideas Girls' League President Merle Ferguson Real crazy guy! Glenda Franks Ambition plus! Eddie Fierro l'm all for it! Carole Friesen A sweet and cute gal! Clarence Harms He used to be boshful but JoAnn George I'm Q big girl now! Rodney Hoppe Study! - ow nutsl June Haycraft She has more fun! Lynn Huls Quiet boy Shirley Henderson Campus Cutie Luther Hunnicutt Laughing Boy Th Grace Johnson You know what? Don Jorgenson Forezgn Legion for me! Joyce Kawano Seen but not heard Jim Keeffe ere anything he doesn't do? Student Body President Mona Kile Oh them big blue eyes! Student Body Secretary Ted Kobayashi You'd never know he was there Marie Kar Artistic Bernard LaCasse I like red hair, dan't you? Boys' Federation President Bernadette LaCasse Any time! Senior Class Secretary Pete Larson Boy! I made it! Ava Lewis Los Angeles, here I come! Don Maxwell A hand in everything Senlar Class President Henrietta Lussin Just a real sweet kid! Senior Class Treasurer Clark MCG-oon Me and my rtflel Shirley Loyles Patterson l'm married! John Medina How I love to pester Ellen Maloon Irish Eyes Ben Miyamoto Shy but nice Elaine Mathis She deserves the best Sheldon Moore Dream Boy Dixie Mathis Everyone ditches but me! Valedictorian Ray Mulford Small and powerful Belia Merjel My pony tail! Tom Nickel Einstein Jr. Salutatorian Erma Mize Tell me more! Wayne Newcomb Rita Joanne Munson Cute and happy! Student Body Secretary Billy Oliver Hey, l've got an idea! Millie Murrell I go to Reedley College now! Ronald Pipkin What's wrong with studying? Bobbe Noroian Nose for News Emerald C1 White Editor Lyle Putnam Right or wrong, he's always right Sharon Runge She gets things done Delphic Echoes Editor Richard Rice Who me? Norma Rivera Can that girl dance! Geronimo Segura Jack of all trades Katherine Russell Still waters run deep Richard Sheppard The Voice Student Body Vice President Wanda Schultz After four yearsell Robert Sloan The trumpet man Phyllis Smalley Check that smile Richard Sparks One swell guy! Barbara Steele Hawkins MrS. Dolt Wagner He's got what it takes Sandra Stewart She liked Hanford better Wilmer Workentine Hot Rod Mary Suzuki Tiny and sweet Lloyd Waterman One of the Three W's Evo Tapia Silent type Max Watkins e of the Three W's Arlayne Tullis JoAnne's side-kick Toye Wells One of the Three W's Ruth Tuey Just a good gal Larry Williams A nice guy to have around Senior Class Vice President Sachiko Umeda I'm here, really! Jack Holden Master Mind Lela Walden No one but Lui! Darlene Young e, I like to talk! Wanda Ware I love to study Roger Hope When he's not into mischief he's working on it! D, ye mforfubset Make Y Dune co 0 X. 0 1 byG ary U ndl Hg -Q, 1 H' Gosh nm s '9nc, Gq,,9 Baby Ms Cold Onssde most popular senior girl and boy JDANNE and BILLY- step into the spotlight by being voted most popular Senior girl and boy by the Student Body. Joanne Munson, who has been very popular during her four years at D.U.H.S., served as Student Body Treasurer this year. She has been vry active in the Music Department, being accompanist for the girls' chorus all four years, singing a solo for the l953 Band Show, and playing a piano solo in the i954 Band Show. This year, for the Spring Concert, she played another piano solo, accompanied by the band. She was a Raisin Day queen attendant in l953, and in her Junior year she was a queen attendant to the Military Ball and F.F.A. Barn Dance. Billy Oliver has been active in sports, participating in both football and basketball, and is a member of the Boys' Block D. He participated in the class assembly in his Junior year. This year he has been Boys' Commissioner of Awards. 1965 reunnon of the class of '55 You are cordnally nnvnted to the ten year reunnon of the Class of l955 of Dnnuba Hngh School R S V P I recenved that nnvntatnon three days ago and nmmednately began preparatnons to at tend Naturally my thoughts turned to my former classmates and I wondered what had happened to them Fnnally the day came when I was to board the chartered plane for thns specnal occa snon and head for Calnfornna I knew nt would be several days before we would be nn Calnfornna but I also knew nt would be a lot of fun because we were to pnck up a lot of my frnends on the way As I made myself comfortable on the plane I was surprnsed and happy to see Bnllne June Eaton who was the stewardess for our trnp As we talked she told me there were several of our old schoolmates on the plane Lynn Huls was the pnlot and Roger Hope was co pnlot Bnllne sand I could go up to the control troom and say hello On the way bock to my seat I notnced a man I should know and sure enough nt was Tom Domnno He told me he ns now on ex wrestler havrng had hns last match the nnght before One thnng I must not forget he was undefeated We sat and talked un tnl we found we were lust about ready to land nn Mnamn for a short Iayover When I stepped off the plane I decnded to take a short walk and stretch before the plane left agann As I walked down the street a neon lnght caught my eye It read Last Nnght Snngnng Sensatnon of Mnamn Pete Engstrom Why of course Pete my old schoolmate I just had to hear hnm be fore I left agann so I went nn It was qunte crowded so I had to take a table wnth some one else and who should that someone be but Lenore Franco of all people' She sand she was vacatnonnng nn Mnomn and was want nng for the plane when she saw the neon sngn as I had We talked for a whnle of our schoolmates and I asked her nf she knew of any others here nn Mnamn She sand Sonya Flynn and Esther Garcrna man aged thns nnght club and was I surprnsed' They were closnng the club after Pete s per formance tonnght to be able to go back for the reunnon Lenore also sand Glenda Franks was the prnncupal of the hngh school here nn Mnamn and that Norma Baracca and Joann Cowen were teachers nn the same school I asked nf they would be able to attend the reunnon and she sand they were closnng the school for a week nn order to be present Fnnally the tame came for us to board the plane so we left the club Our next overnnght stop was New Orleans As the plane landed I wondered whom I would see now I decnded to fnnd a hotel rnght away and freshen up before gonng out to eat I fnnally found a taxn and who should the drnver be but Don Demaree He told me Larry Brewton and he owned the Blue Cab Servnce I asked hnm where the best hotel nn town was and he sand Hotel New Or leans of course because Luther Hunnncutt was the manager He let me off nn front of the beautnful bunldnng and I told hnm I would see hnm at the reunnon I went nn and regnstered and the bell boy came and took my bags and who should the bell boy be no one but Eddne Fnerrol He took me to my room where I cleaned up a bnt As I left my room to have dnnner l ran nnto Robert Sloan He sand he was nust Ieavnng to go and eat and asked me nf I would care to nonn hnm As we walked down the street he told me he had Inved nn New Orleans for about snx years and was a very wealthy banker He sand he knew of a very nnce Spannsh restaurant lust a block away and asked me nf I would Inke to eat there As we walked nn he told me that Eva Tapna was the manager and cook of thns Spannsh restaurant Here we found Barbara Haw knns and her all gnrl orchestra playnng As we sat down the orchestra was playnng and I notnced that Ruth Tuey was playnng a vno Inn nn the orchestra The musnc was won derful and the food was marvelous Sachnko Umeda was our very nnce wantress and we notnced Geronnmo Segura was helpnng Eva nn the kntchen Everythnng was lust perfect On the way back to the hotel Robert told me that Phyllns Smalley was a professor of entomology at the Unnversnty of New Or ,, . . . . . 1, . . . . 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II ' 1 I 1 I ' I H . . . . . . . . 11 - ' ' 1 1 I I ' ' I , . - 1 , . . , . . leans and that she was takung tume off to fly back to the reunuon At the hotel I thanked Robert for the lovely dunner and went on up to my room to get a good nught s rest The next mornung I got up early and de cuded to shop for a new dress before Ieavung New Orleans I walked down the street and found a dress shop called Dullon s Clothes for Women ' so I decuded to go un As I walked un I saw a very pretty dress that was beung modeled by lof all peoplel Elaune Balentunel JoAnn Day the sales gurl told me that Beverly Dullon owned the shop and was doung very well I was so happy to talk to them and to see they were doung so well Beverly saud she was closung her store for a few days so she and JoAnn and Elaune could attend the reunuon I left the shop and headed back to the aurport gust un tume to board the plane I made myself comfortable agaun and looked around for some more famuluar faces and I spotted two un the rear of the plane After we had taken off I got up and walked back to say hello to Dave Depew and Lloyd Wat I dudn t have to ask them what they had been doung because ut was un all the papers and everyone knew Dave holds the Olym puc shot put record and Lloyd us a famous jockey brungung un SOO wunners un one year After talkung to them a whule I returned to my seat pucked up a magazune and be gan to read Pretty soon I heard a vouce ask me uf I cared for somethung to drunk and who should the vouce belong to but my old pal Joanne Munson She saud she had replaced Bullue at New Orleans and would be our hostess untul we arruved un Sacramento She also saud the pulot had been replaced by the only gurl TWA pulot un the world none other than Lee Walden I laughed and told Joanne I wasn t sure I wanted to stay on the plane We remunusced and before long we found ourselves ready to land un St Louus Mo We were told by Joanne to hear Pete Ber mudez and hus band who were playung at one of the nught clubs un St Louus She saud Toye Wells played a mughty mean trumpet and that Don Lawrence can really make a clarunet sung Sh also saud that Darlene Young the sungung sensatuon from South Susquehanna who was sungung wuth hus band had the only paur of vocal chords that could reach Pete Joe s new sound We dud have tume to take un a Iuttle of hus musuc and ut was terrufuc' Whule wautung at the aurport I bought a copy of the St Louus Journal and was I sur prused to fund that Dolf Wagner was the edutor un chuef and that Martha Beck Inez Cude and Bobbue Jean Cooksey were report ers and dud a mughty fune job As I read on I found an artucle about skun duvers Well for goodness sakes ut seems Gary Artley owns a shup and has two skun duvers workung for hum Arlayne Tullus and Alberta Baerg They have been duvung off the coast of Mexuco lookung for sunken treasure There was also an artucle about Carolyn Colluns Just yesterday ut seems she deluvered her thousandth baby' She us really doung a fune uob as a doctor It also mentuoned that Wanda Ware was her head nurse There was stull a Iuttle tume left before the plane was to leave agaun so I decuded to take a short walk I had walked only ung and read the sugn Cochrans Spud Shop I decuded to go un and see uf by any chance the place belonged to Gary Cochran and sure enough ut dud We talk ed a whule and he told me Wulmer Warken tun was hus head mechanuc and Muke Cude was hus test druver He saud the three of them were plannung to leave that evenung for Calufornua un one of hus new model cars I wushed hum luck and told hum I would see hum at the reunuon Back on the plane agaun and on our way to Butte Montana where we would spend the nught We arruved un Butte about 7 p m I took a taxu and asked the druver to take me to the bug Dude Ranch that Id heard so much about I arruved to fund that Wayne Anderson owned and operated the huge ranch I was also told by the desk clerk that Wullard Culver was the foreman After I had cleaned up I went down to the lobby and unto the dunung room I saw someone motuonung to me so I walked over tothe table Of all peple there was Irene Brewton Bully Cullers Gary Blake and Max I . . I . . . ' I . . I . ' I I ' Il ' I ' ' ' , , , . -. - . , - I I . I ' . I 1 I I I , . I erman. They both looked the same as ever. O block When I SIODDQCI in from Of 0 build- , ' ' Il I I I . , , II ' ' ' , . , , . . h - 1 - - I . . . I ' . ' . I n 4 1 . . . . I I U . . . I , . , . . . , . ' I ' I I - :ne Barnes I sat down and asked each one what they had been doing all these years I dudn t have to ask Gary I could see he was a very Important man Sunce he s been a I I star general he sand he d been so busy he had to have a rest Brlly sand he was a successful busnness man In New York and was also here for a rest Maxune and Irene were vacatnonnng and stopped here for the nrght I told them all about the reunuon and they sand they would start for Dunuba the next day After having a lovely dlnner wnth them I returned to my room and turn ed In for the night The next mornlng bright and early the plane, wnth everyone aboard took off for Yellowstone After arrlvung there and only stayung long enough to puck up three more passengers we were off to Las Vegas The three passengers were Donald Bricker and Mlke Bustamante who were forest rangers and Allen Burnrtzku who IS a very success ful photographer It wasnt long before we landed at the Las Vegas anrport I left the aurport took a taxu and told the drnver to take me to the Underground Gambllng Gardens I told hum my old school pal Uranlum Jam Keeffe owned the place and I wanted to stop un and say hello I found I was lust In trme for the bug show of the evennng the Aqua Show Was I surprrsed to fund that two of my school pals were swlmmung queens un the show JoAnn George and Beverly Devuns It was a beau tlful show and I enloyed myself rmmensely Jum spotted me and came over to my table to talk to me He told me that June Hay craft Carole Frlesen and Mona Krle were all In Las Vegas and were goung to be mar rned June was marrying a bug Texan that had acres and acres of oul wells Mona and Carole were both going to marry theur hugh school sweethearts All ofa sudden a bug guy came up to Jum and told hum he had better leave Jam had tame to tell me that was Merle Ferguson has bodyguard As I was lust gettlng ready to leave I spotted two men slttlng at a near by table that I thought I should know Sure enough, I was John Garza and Clarence Harms They told me they were both pros pectors and sard they had staked only IO claims for uranlum It was nice talklng to them but I had to leave and go back to the plane As we left the aurport I decided to take a nap before we came to our next stop whlch was to be San Francusco When I woke up we were an the San Francnsco airport and I notnced we only were gonng to stop here long enough to let passengers on It was sure nnce to see more famnluar faces It was told that Jack Holden was a Coast Guard com mander and that Rodney Hoppe nd Ted Kobayashu had gust arrnved from Alaska Rodney us a shupmate In Alaska and Ted ns an emnnent sportcaster and had lust cover ed the sk: tournament In Fairbanks The Medrna brothers John and Tony have an antuque shop here an Frnsco and I hear at IS really something James Zerounuan and Ray Mulford have a trucking lrne and Hen ruette Lussm and Belra Merjel are their secretarles They also tell me Ronald Pupkun IS chief of police In Frlsca and Bernadette LaCasse IS a polrtewaman Sheldon Moore IS a get test pilot Tom Nlckell as a pro tes or of math at the Unlversuty of Callfornra and has just wan the Nobel prlze I had to laugh when I heard this one Wayne Newcomb and Brlly Oliver are steeplelacks and both are tryung to see who can clrmb the highest and stloy up the longest lOh brotherll Next to board the plane was Lyle Putnam who told me hed been a stunt man for MGM and had just made some spectacular lumps from the Golden Gate brrdge for a movie thnller Norma Rnvera and Kathryn Russell boarded next tellmg me they owned one of San Francnsco s newest theaters The last passenger was Marne Kar San Francrscos leading tashron desrgner wearing one of her very smart creatxons Soon we were on our way to our next stop Sacramento A qulck stop here to load passengers and I watched exclt edly for our frlends What was that odor? Salmon' Clark McGoon and Vernon Clune were boardrng wuth thenr Ilmnt of salmon caught the day before In northern Callfornla Here come Dvxle Mathis and Ellen Maloon of the Mathis Cr Maloon Railroad Company chlef englneer and dispatcher respectuvely Next I saw Bernard LaCasse and Pete Larson stall wearing track clothes for they had just fmlshed a mara than race The two Impressive looklng gentlemen next on were U S Senator Don Maxwell and Callfornla Governor Ben Mlyamoto Last I talked wvth Erma Muze a successful Importer Our flnght over the beautnful San Joaquin Valley was a pleasant one far we had much vrsutung to do At the Fresno carport we were greeted by Mayor Rlchard Sparks of Fresno the famous mldget auto racer Wanda Schultz and one of the San Joaquun Valleys most prosperous farmers Rnchard Rlce Meetmg our chartered busses at Dmuba were Shrrley Henderson of the Dunuba eBouty Shop and her as slstant Larry Wllllams Rrchard Sheppard head football coach at DUHS and Bobbe Norolan teacher of yournal :sm at the same school So began a wonderful reunion wnth Elaine Mathis Threl as our otfncnal hostess - I . . . . . . , ' I - I . . 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' in ? Z gf ii , . 1 ' Aww - iw! fan., r. gifts T new Qin f ., ..-Whig , , i 'im if i Q f if 1 Q 0 ill' 5 . if X M ' 4. fi ' in . i ,fill , I Our foreign friends I f '. 5 , ,X n amwuuywumrn- , F- i o . ,W L ,, Q as , Il , I : 1 i 'WA 1-if le Q , N, 522, Y Gufgv . , if I' isa x' -.gi In Jus! g 1 'fxv' 1 finding coffee :Qi HQ worm s, 35 1 i - is vi . il e J ii 4 4' x N ,fwifv '61 1 I , , amz 3 1 ,ll . - I I n W ii' L . . ' ' 'E 'GQ fi gi ,...- ,,.,, -,, ' 7 , if' .ei Inf? -I I X! K 1 6 JACK MATH I S Prnsldenf BOB MITSUOKA Vice Pres dent SHARON DAWSON Secretory Treasurer 44 5 I AT sophomores close another page of life lvgx.. ,.ewW .,1 Front row, left to rrght. Wanda McClure, Ann Sparks, Blllue Cude, Pat Parker Sandy Mannrng, Joanne Wrll.ams, Janet Cash, Barbara Boat- man, Melba Rlckman, Joyce Hamulton, Charlene Washburn. Second row' Naam: Jones, Margre Goodman, Nora McBee, Marrlyn Alvrs, Marlene Preston, Barbara Rryer J S R r r a, oyce lsco Ita Chambers, Norma Artley, Oleta Hays Rosallnd Seaman Thrrd row Charles Jones, Johnnre Krdwell, Roger Wllhelrn Don Trout Jnmmy Jackson Tommy Jackson Wa ne Hadl J C C l . , , y ey, oeman, Eddy Yarhro Dennrs Ehotf. Back row Leamon Jones, Srdney Dowlrng, Charles Day, Lonnre Wrggnns, Leon Jones, Don Troxel, Sonny Forrest, Don Young, John Vogel, Robert Lovelace, Stephen Burum Au- - 4 f- ' uv' Al, L. x ,ht 'ocQ 'nal Pg 'rigs 'gyuanvp as 35 4-1 5 4 Front row, left to rlght: Judith SDOYYICV, Joy Tubbs, Judrth Fowler, Pa. Stantreld, Edalane Burkey Judy Nesgas, Ja Ann Tyler, Betty Carpenter, Glorua Abraham, Loulse Simpson, Lourse Davis Second row' Eertle Noble Marrlyn Prather, Shrrley Polk, Betty Reed, Emma Smlth Glenna Cole, Eduth Walden, Llncla Wrebe, Mary McClurQ, Sandra Mathls Dora Mae Mason, Carol l-later. Thnrd row' Jlm Breckenrxdge, Blll Szpor Jr., Jack Maths, Juno Brown, Glenn Walker, Arm Borela, Tony McLean, Wayne Olnyer J W. Thomas, Back raw. Jerry Mackersle Carl Wulllarns, Bull Perry, Johnny Baerg, Roger Mason, Anthony Rodriguez, Lowell Nelson, Leslle Whrte, Earl l-lultqurst, Nick Masrch, Jerry Rose, I- 4... I DONALD VVOMACK Pressdent ALFRED BUSTAMANTE Vnce Pres dent GEORGIA BECK Secrefor y Treasurer '58 'W frosh subscription has three years to run L hmen provlde new blood In class competition -UD xxx. I y rry anlne car roug Barbara Dann Barbara Ward Dythelene Flynn, Janet Ohaneslan, Betty Gandrau Beck Nancy Harrrs Betty Boatman Barbara ay Pruce John Mulford Cllfford Stahl Rlchard Oh Grass Back row Lynn Anderson Tex 19' Paul Johnny Morrls Bully Spler Jerry Barnett ,Mr s Wllllarns Mary Ann Epundulo Frances Patlro Glora Fnerro, Rose Marne Fuentes Annta Martlnez, Margle Danharh Betty Teel Patsy M e Second row Rlchard Medrna Hcsstel Brldge De ores Sharp L llue Lynn, Arlene Roller Marian Classen Charlatte o er a aus an :mon agar hard row Claud Trammell Bobby Gaylord, Tony Brady, Charles Ander- san John Nayarro Alfred Bustamante Bonnfacua S ndoyal Choy Ort Fr nkle Espmo Arnold Ortrz Ruben Plseno, Shelby Dobson Back row Charles Edgerly Buddy Charnbers Larry Collms B Il Casey Garth Glanzer Douglas Jones Johnnie Reed, Larry Parker, Bully Morrls Chuck Lsndsay, 1 vi' ei s f ' xg? y 1 J R gm? ix 93 Kg X 4 ws 5' x . fe I XXX! f'i ba 1,1 x XXNs-iq b .:' 5 i5.EE?f3X3k. is i i' by V u ' 14 I J 1 I ni, ,2- .asi ' 73 p . xi taxi 0 i 1 x .N lf .I ' 1 ,X I l ' 9 I activities Ill lll8Ill0I'l3lll FLORENCE MIKAELIAN Peppy pert pretty' An unexpected shock and a sudden loss Florence was the vlctlm of an automobile accudent on May l3 l955 She was a member at the Class at l952 LEON MARTIN After a long hard battle against tremendous odds and apparent vactary follownng an automo was a member of the Class of l95l EUGENE SCHREI NER l-lappuness Frnendshnp Laughter un Thrs was Gene Schrelner to al'l who knew and loved htm Eugene was a vactum of the dread drsease cancer and passed away on October 4 V954 He graduated wnth the Class of l953 u l bile accident, Leon died February l6, l955. 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Q 54 I NP. bv Q I ,' ' , I 4 I Qu , H 1 , ,Ait , M , f A L., x Ax A busy year marks hand's progress The Dinuba Union High School Band participated in numerous parades and events during the year, These events included the Tulare Parade on September 25, the Reedley Fiesta, Riverdale Festival, Santa Maria, and the Fresno Armi- stice Day Parade, an May II, where Dinuba was the honor band. The Band's biggest event was their overnight stay in Long Beach, where they participated in the Annual AIl-West- ern Band Review, held there each year. They took first place in their division. This year the Band presented a Spring Concert instead of the traditional Band Show. D.U.I-I.S. BAND IN ALL WESTERN BAND REVIEW COMPETITION AT LONG BEACH-I954 voices fill the air with seasonal cheer ....-- ....,.V..-v...,.. . ...- Tw f e- ' , - ' 3' D WILLIAM L. CARGILE, Director The Dinuba High School Chorus enjoyed quite a su cessful year, under the direction of William L. Cargile. T group took a prominent part in the presentation of t Spring Concert on May 6. They also furnished entertai ment at various times for community activities. Back row, left to right: Bill Szpor, Larry Brewton, Joe Conway, Billy Casey, Len Anderson, Larry Williams, Charles Stahl, Armando Barrello, Verna Nehf, Carol Culver, Donna Wilson, Rita Chambers. Third row: Sandy Tannhauser, Ann Sparks, Ann Davis, Dora Mason, Joyce Burkett, Janice Schmidt, Mary Depew, Gail Denman, Barbara Hawkins, June Haycraft, Virginia Garrett, Regina Denman, Beverly Devins. Second row: Darlene Richards, Glenda Turpin, Marilyn McGoan, Norma Rivera, Barbara Say, Elaine Balentine, Betty Boatman, Betty Gandrau, Mourine Kirby, Sharon Dawson, Grace Johnson, Ann Turner, Front row: Cherrie Kleinsasser, Barbara Boatman, Loretta Perry, Sandra Porton, Ruby Franco, Marilyn Alvis, Clora Andrews, Bernadette LaCasse, Joan Foto, Joann Williams, Joanne Munson, accompanist, musicians pre sent sprung concert Ciorme Q hm ii lfv- Bcbby frlg or me c,,,,c eff stageeraft crew keeps props in order , Y H? , V ib gzm. '32 X Tom Domino, Billy Oakley, Alvin Teel, Bill Higginbofhom, Don STAGECRAFT CREW. Left to right: Mr. Corgile, Bill Higginbofhon, Don Young, Woyne Anderson Lewis. Front: Don Jorgenson, Alvin Teel, Tony Domino, Bill Oakley. vb .nl ,f Jr'-4 1:- 52 Q mpg. V wi-2 I T 'L if 9 fs' 4' nj, gi . . Q. z ,ms A 3 sa W F f ' fa i .cs- gjg , 'fri 9 Q Z Q2 juniors present two one-act plays 'Le no-xx -'lx 3, Dorothy Halencak Jzmmy Haddock Ronald Collins Patsy Cotton Glenda Watkins Charlene Brooks the hell ffl? 'i if ? as Barloara Spomer Bob Ahl Aurelio Munoz Don Sharp Jean Dodd Vic Jenkins Carol Barnard Judy Flesher Don DeVere Jeannine Pattee Carol Culver among those present This year the Juniors broke with tradition in the pre- sentation of two one-act plays, instead of the usual three-act comedy. Mr. Frank Keene directed The BelI, a short play which he had written, and Among Those Present, by a noted playwright. These were presented on February l9 in the auditorium. Sonny Forrest Glenda Watkins Betty Gondrau Chuck Lindsey Beverly Devins Robert Sloan Charlene Scruggs Larry Williams Bobbe Noroian Gary Artley Elaine Mathis student body play has an unusual plot the curious savage Because an eccentric old lady wanted to give away ten million dollars to help people obtain their foolish desires, she was committed to a home by her three children. In the home she meets the inmates who are not insane, but merely unable to face some of life's realities. This fast-moving three-act comdey was presented in the high school auditorium on Friday, March 25. lt was directed by Mr. Raymond Abbitt. If--v-v'-rf nuuuuvvqv Q1 ,,,.,, nf.,-zffrl L ,K 'f 53 .42f3Q?Z 1 9'3ign51' ' 3 31' P. 'frffiflf ,pn 49 my ,xafwl . ff f X f f we ' V. Fi? !' yljwiffgi .mg r. .2-1' f'55!w . W 1 wwf yi 1 w ggi ,L '36 X R? , ,5 ,M y 9,12 'xx' , 5. H 5 W5 f if U Lx ,, 5' 'Q :Q . 1 H c wan--'SA 1 5 P nn f R 71- Q . N Z Gm l W Q 1' v., ' mf M .,..u.:f.m:a 'f'-'- i X J 1 XX X I , i,Jl' 'SIWQ delphic echoes staff provides pictorial review if n....x ' l.-.l fl! SHARON RUNGE, Edifor JOHN MEDINA Cr ALLEN BURNlTZKI, Photographers JOANNN COWEN, Business Manager STAFF-Bock row, left lo right: Barbara Barnett, Charlotte Dobson, Bobbie Cooksey Pop Freeman, advisor. Front row: Bobbe Noroion, Jeannine Paftee, Judy Flesher, UF- TUB KOR, Art Editor Cr NORMA BARACCA, Ass't Editor Maxine Barnes, Marie Kor. ' an L- f emerald and white records the news popularuty contest A. xy ' e , .' .1 'V .4 - 0 Q O r' 14' . 5 uki - Johnny Osbum B Quiefc-st 2 Q5 Sandra Monnmg Nick Mas Most Popular Sophomores Hlnnchc Shaun Joe Malls Loudest .LMA Pete Engstrom V Oleto Hays Be-si Dancers -GBM Janet Cqgl. is-1 3 A f 'fyy 1 I rg Q W K G25 'Q rm I 1 A f 3 Mnss Beverly Devuns a Sensor at D U H S was chosen 1954 Ransm Day Queen Three of her attendants June Haycraft Phyllus Smalley and Ramona Golden are a'so D U H S students Rosemary Soleno the other attendant was a graduate of Dunuba Hugh in 195 ondP9 xmas in blue J The annual Girls' League Christmas Formal was held in the Masonic Hall on December l9, with Jack Rustigan's Orchestra furnishing the music. The theme carried out in decorations was Christmas in Blue. f.f.a. barn dance and banquet is huge success -' 1, Rfibinson' ' - , MGNW' me. d nts NAV Ncsgfscsidenfl Mono ,sewn n cr PFAA. H n Umm Peng lioberto H0090 ' ond Quce 1 xeddo KO ,ww gowns 0 A Y gon YA Cuefh OI Ti,-,C ' Our for refyeshmenf The F.F.A. Dance was held in the Jefferson Hall on March 25. Johnny Jahnston's Band furnished the music. Roberta Houston was crowned queen of the affair. Wh Cf QUEGU Regt: gms' Ieaglle presents s ' llrmg day fashion show and tea ,va Sandy Manning, Elaine J oA,,n Left ta nght. Barbara Boatman ' ' :G on, Judy Flasher, Patsy Cotton, ch a zeffye mbers, Vern Joann Willie Balent-nc, Manlyn M o Cannafax. . 6 Nehf rn , . Donna vzls Nancy Ho on, - 'fix Maxine . Mono Ku' ,fix HN. K V rght Nrght Annie! llairu: Balcnhnc Judy ,,,- dit x Charlene Brooki. Modena - do NQHSOVM Lcf, , rg Fury, k fo nghf- UNC' . cn' Lin Einar, Gait Denman, Rvgxnjarelnsnonic yuassen .loan M rilyn Robin'-Aw. BCH' Gan r I 1-ff . Cor G Q 1udV'f'S- ,V e-ff!! ' 'dy 5 WV H rc pomw' olgomb C I a'0l C WVQI I Vi' , Qlni Veto N0'9c' 0 GClre,' april showers theme of spring day dance X wk if -4 Y military hall Q.- ll ' ,eguy - ' W,-f ,un CADET DRILL TEAM. Bock row, left to righf: UIQ' 'Fvbhllg Charles Stacy Lowell Nelson, Clark McGoon, Sonny Forrest, Arrthany Rodriguez, Front Gilbert Hora, Bill Potmcn, Don Trcxcl, Charles Day, Billy Spears. 97 . UNO' 1 The onnuol Military Boll wos held in the Jefferson Holl on March ll, with Robert ToyIor's Bond furnishing the music. Mori- lyn McGoon reigned os queen of the evening. I Crown Wi- Y Q AM Lowell Nelson, Carl Ccssidyl, Don DeVerc, Ernest Gould, 9 CHI and Mrs. 3.1 , Don Sharp, Jim Lopez. Front: Anthony Rodriguez, H Ashe, Dennis Eholf, Paul Merle, Willie Sharp, Manuel Bur- sioga, Melvin Fowler. YOU oueen Marilynp, Cap .5213 f if 1 'Seth tween Front row: Gary Blake, Roy Mulford, Eddie Fierro, Tony Medina, Ed Lopez, Don Low- rance. Back row: Clark McGoan, John Vogel, John Kidwell, Lonnie Wiggins, Billy Beard, Comrnandant Billy Peavy. cadets prepare for future defense Front row: Anthony Rodriguez, Don Troxel, Lawrence Collins, Sonny Forre-s:, Gilbert Hara, , Jerry Barnett, Bill Spier, Ronnie P:pkin Second row: Bill Pitman, Kenneth Evans, Dennis Ehoff, Ed Cullers, -, Billy Beard, Tiny Jarrett, -+, Dean Sharp, Junior Tittssworth Third row: -1, --, Don Sharp, Charles Jones, Bill Perry, Eloy Perez, Julio Luna, -+, 1-, Melvrn Fowler. Back row: James Stacy -, Don Demaree, Ernest Gould, Gaylon Hutchins, Carl Cassidy, Rodney Hoppe, Don DeVere, Douglas Hale. honor societies excel in school work . . ., . . ,, ,N H n VN, in e ff if nfl -. .., ,,.,M is A , l gf . . Q -ffs 'QS 4.4, vt 41- 4 N. .K -x. M l , s 1 W' 4: ,ws vm, -qS:5ff'f..i:m52 Fran? 'aw left to right Maurlne K'rby, Alcko Nu Mary Baker sandra Keeffe, Sandra Por'cn Joyce l-wack .Oanne Wx lxan-ws, Janet Cash, Wanda Ware Carolyn Collins Joyce Wright, Glenda Turpin Second ray, Bobby Maxweli Charles Edgerly, Pargy Meyers, Ruta Bari Joan Franks Joanne Cawcn, Arlcyne Tullrs Cnerne Klemsasser Shawn Dawson Crianen1 Eraaks, Marlene Sinner Mare Ka' Gam Denman, Eiawne Muzno Kay Jackson 'Hurd row Mrs Shelf- any ser Bobhe Narawan PSY M1Qa'f: an Carolyn Halcvnwi, Caro. Haier Mary Ecpcw, Carole Thfsen Laurel Locke Linea Neilson, Wilma Simmer Charlene Siruags Gwcr' Walker Judy Lwnfgrcn, Ararn Kwr-rzeran Mike Oh Back row Jrrr Keefie Jim Lindsay, Rinnwc Collins, Aurelw, Munoz Rvfnara Rico Racer' Sloan rack Maflns Benny Kar V f Jenkins Foyd Berry, Jack Malden future business leaders have successful year swyyv. Q .ry f e .va-F, -7- 1 4 J , 1-J. Af 13, Frm? ,N lcfr 1 r n' Pr-.mx Srn: Q. lrerc Eruwipn Quo Tae. Caron lfcaen Pc e, Waftcrvzro Mary Euzek Nancy Hara Joyce Kawanu V flfilf 'nw HCWQHQ Lws G00 fr, V'-3'n 1s Zzrlene Yuri Sin: C ,fn E or Ma ci' Van. f: 'n lne: fade Sai' rf. Umea: Wanda Hlgn Le 1 ,af-Pr' Dc. Eack fm- Cao, Evee Jacr' Czwen fi' :re Y, 1 2,1 Q fame :,f' Moz K re L, e -Vufwcn' Ffa' Mn Ptelrsof -'-'ands Scdm: lrwg 'J Ze F 3Gr'a Eaerg M-'Parr yew 2533- W future farmers look ahead ,f ' 'Af V yr' 1' M. iw. t P .Zi M.. gp 2. t l 'L 9 X1 9- 4-V, imma V6 W ,, '1 5y.u Q-Q ww Back row, left tc right: Mr. Edgerly, Garth Scruggs, James Esprndula, Gaylorw Hufchms, Judd Trapp, Elmer Penner, TroY Murray, James Zerouman Lester Kalencler. Mndclle row, Gerald Flynn, Ronnre Barnes, Rex Coats Jrm Hart, Jac Mrlls, Dennls Eboff, Ray Morrrs Front row' Charles Edgcrly Ervnn Fruesen, Charles Roque, Bobby Ahl Edwln Grass Johnny Brandon homemakers make pathway into future 'V Back row left to rlght Barbara Dernaree Nancy Pottrplece Marlyn Ayers Barbara Dann Shrrley Forrest NOVWCV Alva Rachel Sosa Aww Nov na Artlcy Bertlc Noble, Patsy Mlze Mrk Slcan Front raw' Peggy X! x' -X e league binds girls I k Siondmq, icfi fo right Lmrm Mweiscrnl Verna Nchf JO together in busy year use 'YQ 4 ,f ' -T-A1 , MB, f5',, .. dbg, Yjiig Avon Day, M nn, 554155 sa Y . Que Kor Stimq Corolww Comms Wcvuaio Ware Eicrworc Franco boys' federation sponsors formal dance if as at in its EENINY KOR Vice President i:ERNARD LA CASSE, Drci deer RNCHARD KAVJAV-JO, SC: Trees I ettcrmen contribute to ycar's success 1 5 :S 4- 'awww' YUM 'wwf 'Qu-ff as ,fa Ai 4 5,-t ron row e 0 rr ht me wo wo crervtc Q rm Kcctro Chmrtes Stahl one Johnson Dove Depew, Nck Mm crw Jrm Lxmisuv, A om Kmoscw Rm Mu for md por ,stew Wo kc Jeff Cc rw Mr Acktrm Secomi row Frfmkrc MQNO Bernard Lcxflossc Dck O,cto M E3 cckerw we e rk Mom 5 Rtc rock f ww Chuc rn sm, Ly u Putrwom Brm Omer, Sfmm MCLCOH, Vrc nkus Jerry oss rm Kar Rmb rfj Kowong Trmrd r w Jm S Dun Hodqes Pow Wore Lluyd Whferrnorw Sort Cmdwvcw Mrckey George, M ke Lewzs Pow Lchner Lostcr Koterodev Troy Mu my Earl 1 tqtnsf :ck ce rmrrw Lopc :Ve Frerro, Grtberr Hora, Dom Arqenbrugrwt, B-Hw VTWQGO Bock row rrt c e Juror r Us r m r Edw r s u x A rr mf 1 mn m Haddock, Gowrm Hutchins, Robert Slourv Judd Tru Don bhorp Rudncw House R mm C lam oc Pt, rworvw :ny MCL or ' s lock shows good sportsmanship mir J for X -. Y From rev. left to 'rghr Elo me Solenrme, bcnoro Keerfe, tsoreczra lfweru kwermore Franco, blwrley Forrest Norma Rwcrn, Emmy Pnseno, Pot Myers Back rov. Por Mcqovogorr Joan Franks, Bembe Nlorouarw, W'u'vde Wore Glenda Franks, Chnrerwe Brooks Cecmg Sorwdovor Marlene Sumner M4ss Sm YH .gk If ,gl fg N M 5- ff, . 8 f Q -. 4 f . A , L ,+P ,QL 1 c , , ' J N. jf img XHGQR Qui SQHAXSPENS 5PtRlT TDUHS 7 W 6 9 x jj I l , , . .QQ , '1-.tg 1 - M xi A , Q 45 , , W: X W u .x-- N'M f A' k74k Y M ,,,,.JfW 'M DAVE DEPEW if H' 'Y gif ARD LA CASSE Most Voluoble Player Honorary CGDTVOIVW 11 nn-.g gl baby emps add eompetltlon to league m nf. xfffffvf Q 1 Front row, left to rrght: Manager Mike Lewus, Johnny Mulford Jef' Cash Bobby Matsuoka Allen Fuluwara Aram Klnosnan Jim Lopez Eddue Fzerro, Mnke Oh, Gllberf Hara, Larry Parker, Billy Umeda Bert Frazler Chuck Lrndsay Middle row Coach Bull Dodge Aram Nerseslan Simon Reyes, Don Trout, rJm Hart, Ernle Gould, Jack Putnam Robert Cassldy Bully Berry Don Jorg nsen Don Voyles Jlm Breck nndge Bully Oakley Coach Patterson Back rowg Lco Tapla, Charles Stahl Lloyd Waterman John Osburn Richard Medxna Don Hodges Paul Ware Eloy Perez Alfred Bustarnarte, Evvxn Frlesen, Carl Stater, Clnfford Stahl Don Moms ALFRED BUSTAMONTE Most Valuable Player c ggi, :- LLOYD WATERMAN Honorary Captain r ' Q: r 1 n an -.et 2 L , M 1 i ' fi 1' 4? gf F? il A new bleachers dedicated 'X QV Gr' r. L'?f 'J'b6, fs CJ' wfexfg ffr 3 A A VU HUA! 'KOH J PWT Vx! 'JE ,.nq, ,,g .hp .,,- ' uf FQEXWff r T OWQ if-'f , V ' 1 T1 Trac 11,-4 Dwmnc Hmgw decimated fs New The ig-remove, Wm hem iiQtwQQr1 'mms Em-Te-r LOULCN Qcmc iw, ,TTI ,fTrJ1:g'Qg Vw PVWQC prmimi Ngznre Cmwwm Sfnzoxs Supcrmrerwcierw' WUC Yf iff: ,-.crwge vwfi, 6251 iir'wfrwk,urQd TF-3 rw at A Q' V Q zdcrfiezi 'QT mc pcescs Q Ag' 1 .0 5- V5 1 1 s. .,w.,1 fri- ,i'w'ii, g ' W ww ' if A, ., g G ,. l E' ,jk AN V iii? A 2 V f g' l 'W' N I 41 ' 2 I x 3 1 v h basketball t xi: + 4 ' J' QI kk , Q Q, sv, 'W Q X ?.2 H P 5 15451 f gk? ,Y 2 iw :ix u- N. , s f A X in A 5 f 5 3. 5 , 1 ,L 4 X91 a- Y , 1 Ms! . 7 I E . x Q 1 I ! S5 iff 'A Yi ? Af' '3s?f Xf fi' 15, Q!! f K iw nu. S .nf vga . wg Q W Us s ffxj , , 3 if w s Q A K 1 X i YW Aka.. f ,w 'E' XF A 5 ' 5i1g 0 5 .I ,V fa 'af wo ' 541, '1f'?1 coaching staff of d u h s BILL DODGE ARCHIE PATTERSON GENE BARBIER JAY ACKLIN BUZZ CHAMPNEYS I I I I I M mf X . I 1 ' 'H A x ii , J, 3 .2 H 1, Q Q f 1- bn as 'XX fi., A ' ,D , l rid In f YQ X , 4 ff if o 'M xi fflrw emperor nine has successful season saga: V 5 QQ 5 .. . Q . 5 , W iff Q 'n44f ga ,345 . I! 5,14 V ' ui i 'vii V l L4 ' af S ,feefef Tlifif-vi, V vw ' we-'M 5f'4 1 ef ,, X ' ' ' . an ' 4? -5. r V' l -4 D lx Back row, lett to right: Coach Acklin, John Garza, Gene Johnson, Jerry Pritchett, Clarence Harms,G ary Blsmeyer, Dick Rice, Nl'Ck Masich. Front row: Leonard Gaylord, manager, Jam Young, Paul Ware, Rlchorfi Medina Donny Maslch, Charllc Roquc, Ronnie Collins, Tony Medino, Don- ald Argenbright, manager. speedy spikers streak through season Back row. Danny Masich, Bill Lownsbery, Gary Weber, Gilbert Hara, Lewis DeMoss, Allen Fuliwara, Clifford Stahl, Mike Lewis, Charlie Stahl, Jam Breckenridge, Chuck Lindsey, Shelby Dobson, Willie Sharp, Mike Oh, Tom Macneilly, Tony Poole, Jerri Lopez. Second row: Mr, Barbier, Joe Conway, Mr. Frerler, David Flaming, Mr. Robinett, Leslie White, Vic Jenkins, Jim Hart, Robert Sloan, Benny Kor, Jim Keeffe, Earl Hultquist, Jim Lindsey, Tony McLean, Jack Putnam, Bill Masingale, Leonard Edwards, Bernard LaCasse. Front row: Johnny Mulford, Jim Siler, Ken Flaming, Jerry Rose, Rnchard Sparks, Dave Depew, Armando Barella, Richard Brock, Paul Lehner, Al Sarabian, Lyle Putnam, David Diaz, Ray Mulford, Jerry Poole, Paul Lehner, Ernest Hernandez, Danny Newcomb, 6 .' 4 , .' D 94:9 ' K cr y wwe, K ,A ij' Nm, ' ww flvfrows ,L 7' M Back row: Richard Shep- pard, Marlene Sinne lene Brooks, Larry Middle row: Sandra Wanda Ware, Gwen Front: Paul Gleason. r, Char- Rocker, Keeffe Walker. if? gem. Maas '-rv 4 ,.-.. ,5- 'U it W F' , i , sffwq v net oats slam through busy schedule forecast of weather: wet winning season ,1' 4 Front row. Saslc Mathls, Drxle Mafhls, Charlotte l-lnghf eld, Elowne Balentrne Joan Franks, Joan Tyler, Lnnda Nrelsen, Blanche Shun, Kay Jackson Monica Drew, Connle Frresen Second row Bobby Fredrzckson Elly Reed, Lcrry Colllns Joe Nllls, Delores Sharp Clse Johnson, Al bomera, Zoe Johnson John Srugafz, Jeff Cash Back row Bllly Spuer, Mrchcel George, Vernon Cllne, Melyln Fowler, James Hardy, Gordon Jenklne Clark MCGOOH Eloy Perez, Jnrnmy Prlae. ' Q grins. IIDYLS Sllllllllafy FOOTBALL 1954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE PRACTICE GAMES Sept 24 Reedley there Oc 2 Fresno JV here LEAGUE GAMES Oc 22 Strathmore there Oct 29 Woodlake here Nov '5 Lrndsay here O 8 S1erra Unlon there O I5 Exeter here N v I2 Avenal there Nov I9 Orosl here EMPERORS ARE C0 CHAMPS The Dlnuba Hugh School class A football team played ITS last year 1n the Southern Shasta League and made ut a very successful one For many years the Emperors couldn t pro duce a champlonshlp team but th1s year they were co champ Wlfh Avenal for the league tltle However D1nuba lost the tlrp of the COIN for the rrght to be In the playoff The three coaches Jay Acklm Gene Barbler and Buzz Champneys dld a wonderful job 1n coachmg the largest team ID ITIOHY YEOVS The Emperors fmal record 1n the league was four w1ns and one loss The overall record was fIVe w1ns and four losses Bernard LaCasse was elected honorary captaun for the season due to h1s all around team play Dave Depew was voted the most valuable player of the year for hls out standnng play as a llnesman Addmg prestlge to the Emperors were the selectlons ot Dava Depew tackle J1m Lnndsay end D1ck1e Ogata guard Les Kalender fullback Glen Walker tackle as members the All League fIfSf team VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Reedley Dmuba 0 Woodlake Dmuba Fresno Dmuba Llndsay Dmuba Slerra Dmuba I3 Avenal Dmuba Strathmore Dlnuba Totals I 27 4 B' FOOTBALL SCORES Reedley Dmuba Woodlake Dmuba Fresno Dmuba Slerra Dmuba 7 Avenal Dmuba Exeter D1nuba Orosu Dmuba Totals 124 O The Dlnuba Baby Emps had an exceptlonally good season w1th an overall season record of fl'V6 wlns three losses and one tue In overall league play the Baby Emps had o four and one record wnth a second In league stand1ng Four men were chosen from the Dmuba B team as mem bers of the All Leaaue team They were John Osburn Alfred Bustamante Paul Ware and Aram Knnosran The Baby Emp squads chose Alfred Bustamonte as theur most valuable player for the season and Lloyd Waterman as honorary captaun Lnndsay Dmuba Strathmore Dmuba BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1954 55 varslty basketball team wound up n thlrd place t1e with the Avenal Buccaneers In the Southern Shasta League w1th a 4 w1n and 6 loss record They tm :shed w1th a season total of 7 wlns and I4 losses ln league play Dmuba scored S30 to theur opponents 504 The varslty got off to a bad start by loslng thelr tlrst 9 out of IO games They lost thenr txrst league game to Woodlake and won from L ndsay Orosl then dropped to Strathmore and Avenal In the flrst half of league play The second half was the same The Dmuba Emperors placed one man on the second strung all league team Gene Johnson Gene Johnson was chosen by hrs teammates and coach a most valuable player for the season Nlck Maslch and Clarence Harms were chosen honorary CODTOIOS Season summary Woodlake Dmuba Woodlake Dmuba Lrndsay Dmuba Llndsay Dmuba Orosl Dmuba Orosr Dmuba Strathmore D1nuba Strathmore Dmuba Avenal Dlnuba Avenal Dunuba Totals Opponents 504 Dunuba 530 B ' BASKETBALL The Dmuba Hlgh School B basketball team had talrly good season record Wlfh IO w1ns and IO losses league play the Baby Emps wound up w1th a S and 5 rf2COrd Thus placed them th rd un the Southern D1v1s1or1 of the Shasta League The Baby Emps gave the fans some really thrulllng and outstandlng ba ketball espec1ally 1n the Orosr Woodlake and Lnndsay contests They were defeated by the Orosl Cardettes un a thrlllung overtume perrod by the score of 6 to O The l.1ttIe Emperors placed one man on the All League team Jack Putnam He was chosen as flrst team center Jack IS one of two freshmen on the Baby Emp team Jerry Prltchett belng the other The team chose John Osburn as thelr most valuable player and Benny Kor was chosen honorary captann Seven wuns and I4 losses ln season play four wlns and sux losses nn league play Season summary Dmuba Woodlake Dmuba Woodlake Llndsay Dlnuba Orosn Dmuba Orosl Dmuba Strathmore Dinuba Strathmore Dmuba Avenal Dmuba Avenal Totals Dmuba 46 FIVE wlns and TIVS losses In league play ten and ten season record Dmuba Llndsay Dlnuba Opponents 434 C BASKETBALL SCORES Woodlake Dmuba Woodlake Dmuba Llndsay Dmuba Llndsay Dmuba Oros1 Dmuba Orosl Dmuba Strathmore Dlnuba Strathmore Dmuba Avenal Dmuba Avenal Dinuba Totals Dmuba 340 Opponents 307 EMPEROR CS TIE FOR LEAGUE TITLE The Dmuba Hlgh School C team 1n basketball had one ot thelr most successful seasons ln many years Coach B1II Dodge and the players practlced very hard to earn a co champlonshlp tltle wth Strathmore In the Southern Shasta League Durlng the season play the C team won I7 games to 5 losses ln league play the team won 8 and lost 2 One of the top performances this past season was at Strathmore when the Cs won a thrllllng 35 to 33 vlctory . ......., ct. .... 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' 35 34 I ' 49 - ' i a 4 un a double overtume game Thus was the key game for the Cs sunce ut enabled them to move unto a tue wuth Strathmore for the league tutle Durung the past season Clufford Stahl Alfred Bustamante and Reuben Puseno have been the top passers un feedung the ball for a basket Top rebounder for the season was Shelby Dobson wuth Ruchard Meduna rught behund Cluff Stahl Al Bustamante and Manuel Burcuaga are tued for thurd place Total league pornts are as follows Cl ff Stahl l4l Al Bustamante 30 Ruchard Meduna 84 Shelby Dobson 33 Reuben Puseno 6 Manuel Burcuaga 26 Henry Tuey 5 and Frankue Espuno l Total pornts for all the games Cluff Stahl 322 Al Bus tamonte 64 Ruchard Meduna 54 Manuel Burcuago 58 Henry Tuey 27 Frankue Espuno 59 Gary Weber 39 Larry Parker 4l and Gordon Jenk ns 34 Shootung percentages Cluff Stahl 44 Al Bustamante R Meduna 28 S Dobson 33 R Puseno 38 M ur ua a 38 uey Es l2 G Weber L Parker 50 and G Jenkuns 83 TRACK Ten records were broken and another was tued un the annual Southern Shasta Duvusuon track and fueld meet held on the Dunuba fueld on Tuesday May 3 Dunuba won the A class and the sweepstakes trophy wuth l46V2 pounts Two Dunuba track men were among the ten record breakers Jum Keeffe lClass Bl broke the broad lump rec ord wuth a 2l ft 3 un lump un C class Clufford Stahl set a new broadlump record wuth l9 ft 9V2 un Aram Nersesuan threw the shot for a new school record un Class B wuth a toss un excess of 46 feet Dunuba Hugh completed one of the most successful track seasons un uts hustory 1955 TRACK SCHEDULE March 4 Dual meet at Sanger March 7 ll lnterclass Meet March I7 Dual meet at Reedley March 26 Reedley Relays at Reedley March 3O Sanger dual meet at Dunuba Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul Aprul May May May May 2 Wasco Relays at Wasco 9 Fresno Relays at Fresno l6 20 30 Relays at Tulare 20 Orosu Duaf Meet at Dunuba 23 Bakersfueld Relays at Bakersfueld 30-League Meet at Dunuba 7 Duvusuon Meet at Dunuba 14 West Coast Relays at Fresno 2l Valley Meet 28 State Meet SWIMMING Swummung us a young sport un Dunuba as thus us only the second year that Dunuba Hugh has competed un thus sport Between 20 and 25 were out regularly for traunung on the team and a great deal of spurut was shown by these students The league meet was held un Dunuba for the furst tume on May 2l However the date was too late for the results to be recorded here The Emperor swummlng team had one meet wuth the Lundsay Cards and were defeated by a superuor team BASEBALL Up to May lO when thus record was compuled the Dunuba Emperor baseball team had a record of l2 wuns and 2 losses for the season wuth 5 wuns and l loss un league play The Emperors have a good chance for the league tutle ut they can contunue theur wunnung streak for the rest of the season wh ch means two more wuns A league tutle for the Emps would be the flrst un many years The Empero s have a good ball club and a young one wuth three freshmen one sophomore sux yunuors and three senuors John Garza set a new strukeout record of 20 un nune and 23 In lO unnrngs agaunst the Lundsay Cards The league record to thrs date March l8 Avenol 5 Dunuba March 26 Orosu 3 Dunuba 5 Aprul l Woodlake 5 Dunuba l Aprul I5 Lundsay O Dunuba Aprul 26 Avenal 3 Dunuba 6 Aprul 29 Orosu 4 Dunuba 5 TENNIS March S at Woodlake Dunuba won sux out of the seven events but two of the sux were forfeuted because we had to use the same player twrce March l9 Strathmore at Dunuba Dunuba won sux out of the seven events Aprul 2 Dunuba at Orosu Orosu won four out of sux events one was a draw Aprul l6 Lundsay at Dunuba Won by Lundsay 6 to l Aprul 23 League tournament at Lundsay Dunuba placed two teams un the funals but last both events Won practuce matches wuth Parluer and lost a practuce wuth Kungsburg ' : i , g , . . f I f I 1 I - - , I , I , I , . 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