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

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W, . i - f ec ition of, and in appreciation tor the splendid vu-Agk ,R buykgeil-me tH'es'e44'l'fen have performed in keeping our buildings 1 andxiacilltie in proper condition tor our use, and for the 'hte ri- L-Ut .wb cdrlintless otgir small services which they perform above and xgL,v.,,X,, ,vyLLb.V,,,,eL ClS1QVQf1GlTtf,e ordinary routine duties, we, the staff ot the l956 fi Delphic Echoes, dedicate this issue of our annual. We sin- , lf'flff-1-flfflfv cerely feel that these men have earned this recognition. JL 'f'cffE l'lLJ sit i ' ' ' - r orge e ton retired at the close ot his period ot ser Wdrbcllkikl Q ,Wage i1j,AApM,.Ca5ter l2 years asrcustodian at Dinuba l-ligh. J , . teadabrand plans to retire in the near future, prob- 'fbbwff Nl 'ML' ly next year. l-le has been a member ot the custodial if JLQUMA! dxf: ,g VfLL,LsLcQj'4,o'6'1lQ11i1uiba l-ligh for l8 years. iced tai tvvki. UfLueL.Aff ,A.U-- f,,,l11',l 6g IL, Q i, , l, ' LL,uL,SarYlLfMartzen, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds . ' l 'f K' it tor he fill ire Dinuba Public Schools system, has served l8 l Tgfeifan obert To lor who looks after the main buildin if 1 F - I ' . Y I' gl l. , Ziyefn oiythe pob for eight years, Others of the group are LJLLLI 'l!,l,Uj -4, L, el +very'n w, having served from one to two years. , i i fL,ii,L, MW WU Qplc ' HL ff ,i.,cJ I ,wie MJ M0 V I fl 1 -1-7.1, ,. Q , 1 QTL! f,4,C,iRussellfLLddlfnJ? Sri Martzen, B ll Bud Dayasher, Cecil Highfield, Ed Reeves, George Shelto 579'-6 4 f , , A sf you 1 iutf -LNL I ?' 'Q 5-Q 1 J-, - -.-,.,..,. '- ,, F -- -,. , - -,.-,- -rv ci -Y-C'Z N P- c K C :V f' . aff P-'esxcefb C-, -,- - Lex -ww- -x--H x V1 Meet the Bosses -- ' 'I J, 1 kiwi' if f'f,'1f!f? i' --g rg. '15 4:-f' x , 44:11 F-FD L f.'QR5-fv. EWLLNE LQHER K' 'S..gUw'fc-vN1fv.' -XJ-V Grimm 'kv 11.Z ' V ,f X 1' X k.,Xk. VY: ULDQXQX Qgaei gpm. QQQNQQN UG 001 W QA QM ND. il Our Administrators .. aus-W GRACE MCGINNIS LILLIAN MACKERSIE Child W If d G dance Director of Guidance ON PRICE Principal PAGE SEVEN I..- 0ur Faculty WILLIAM J. DODGE Record Keeping, Bookkeeping Typing I, General Business FLOYD D. CHAMPNEYS Woodwork, General Science Study Hall I BEULAH CADWELL U. S. History, English lil Chemistry, Physics Jr.-Sr. Math, General Math EUGENE BARBIER HELEN GALE CORMIER Crafts, Freehand CAROLINE ERBELE Shorthand, Typing, Xi,I..,cc-U X 'Jwuniub I Lwuw .mo .fywuo - . ' rt was to owe' ,bocaybo JIJQJQL JILQL.-of to UL cc -I ' I f . libwee my Z2 ' 250 JUL - Uuauui-11121 -f'-luvu if 014, CUUQ QQQQLQGL, Lgyw ,4,Jl-Uetuo eq ,,,, ff fgjujfjp veg, UVWDS Z, Z5 illwmllifo -GC Jlaf' Qc euvlxwhc 'fb ,QW 4 V'f -ffJf1o5iQ. -,g5c7Kllg6' wrt JIXUJJR iv .ucculfuuu 212' Ana. 'f'f'9U4V cueg cg,UL,0vQ- 1 JAMA wth'-ALR mm ' LILLIAN F. MACKERSIE I.SiALVlI1LI6QTE'LGIYR Director of Guidance Agricult arm echa ics English ii, lv, . , 5 ILM Q Public Speaking BI IE ASHE Adminiitive Ajistant Student Council LUCIUS J. ACKLIN Boys' P.E. Office Practice, Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic WILLIAM L. CARGILE Band, Stagecraft, Study Hall LENORA EICI-IENBERGER Girls' P.E., General Math, Algebra I General Science, Cadets Advanced Construction Boys' P.E. CHARLES H. FREEMAN MARGARET Fl NLEY Printing, Publications, Library, Study l-lall Journalism RAGE EIGHT 1 f td I .I if fl me .f-Effie -A in 'thine' IKWI' ,wir 1-lr N-uf' -...K . ,W , ARTHUR D. FREILER Boys' P.E. HORACE C. LOWNSBERY Audio Visual, Photographv Study Hall JOHN E. GEROW Driver Education KENNETH A. MURRAY Spanish I, ll, French I DOROTHY M. SMITH ARTHUR GLEASON LOREN GREGORY World History, Civics, English III, Spanish I Mechanical Drawing ARCHIE L. PATTERSON PAUL F, MICHELI Auto Mechanics, Study Hall English I, Orientation JOANNE GLEASON I N. GORDON KEAN English II, U. S. i-llstfhry FRANCES E. ROQUE Orientation, General Science MABEL KLOSTER CAROLYN M. SLOAN I FERN TRIPP ' H kv GIVIS' pf- R dr I E I, h School Nurse English I C1 Ill, Study Hail omemia Ing efne ICJ n IS Special Educgtion , cu QL! Qs UU ' fdA'4'i'U QLNK fly S 0 , HONOR P, SELIGMAN I I , Al b i, ii, G QXQQVX ,QLUL-kiL7b Lj 1 Solidggeoinetry, Trigeoonndiigry f'LL Dnu GAO Gu Ndnwf i 'Z 'S E - T ' J If 34W f XXZM17 Mi CM JAM UQJO-Qfv fo in fag? WML f gzywfwf 'QA 'f V fQ,L,cfv1ff1flfLffl F 1 9 , , or . . . QOZM O! 11,1-Cffw.. V PAGE NINE 1 ir' IL! fn x ,V ,flgj if I , 1 J, . . '. ' 1 ' f ' 5 ' ' f 'M f ,Lf ' f 12 ,f f , Wlx Y , if A ,iff I X, E HARRIETT BROWN Mom Office In the Uffices HELEN GUERRA Attondoncc Offucc PAGE TEN ,,,.,W7,h . ,K i , L 4 l.I, V, ll, V ,N I 1 V riff G ' 2 'ggi if if W 5' ' Z in , 3 W , sq Wfq , We M 5,6 , ' ff jj, 2 W1 f f fer ' , ,, , ,, '0 'Al , ' . , .,,, A 2-. wi 'S' -- f f fl' U if W X A , s. , 'ggwggrg , Al V QW I ,I e I V .E frrw 0 , f Mi, :Fil 3 , A 'f , A 5 ' if f ' A 6 V ' : f' Q L 7 '32 A km? na If ', VK gf J ,. Q W Q hw f ik . Vi. 4. V W i W ' e W , , ,,,,.,. i ,W , 4 J Z W, fa . , H VW, , Y ., f ' , . f W 4 ' , ' f ' , if 0 ,J , . I Aff.-km I sxwi V, ff 1 Z, ff .X 7 K, Sl, . M, K , A ,W,i,,, M 44 Aff M fg? 1, xy :f Q: ,fi , , , V ,f f ,,,, , W ' ' A 1 31 ' fi' I 2 , ,, ,,- Wx x M . 1 . Q? .QM A ,Z if 2 BENNY KOR President VIC JENKINS BEVERLY REIS Vice President Secretary L I M f . .4 Egfr , , '-ea :rg i .zu G. , 'A , N , 559. ., Zvl K , f ,W M 5 , 7? Wi vw '. 'E 1 gi Y G A ,, , f ii A X, 5 V, , f ' ff eggs. H2115 I W , Q I,..: 1 , A if :IQ 7 . M Q Q y , e,,e 1 55 1: -6 3:5 r E 4 7 MQW 'x ,X 1 ,sa MARGARET KACHACHIAN VERNA NEHF Treasurer Girls' League President MARLENE SINNER JUDY FLESHER Yell Leader Delphic Echoes Editor f G 'T r Y 55 , r Q K eg:-, 11,1 1 03. 1 'e gs 5.1 x 9' W ' ' , , ' W NS' 3 . 3 'W 2 x sf 'LJ 'W .51 K. Nb, Q ffl' I f X -N M 5, ' V Q, Q . 'I L1 , , R . .L M GENE JOHNSON Boys' Federation President JEANNINE PATTEE Emerald and White Editor PAGE ELEVEN 7? , 1 X, QQ'- w, I l Q -5, -fl MJ iff PAGE TWELVE .. . These TROPHY COMMITTEE Nick Masich, Cliff Sfahl, Gene Johnson Did a Lot HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE Jeannine Pattee, Marilyn McGoon, Mrs. Gleason, Mr. Champneys, Billy Gardner Cliff Stahl DISPLAY COMMITTEE Roger Wilhelm, Ann Sparks, Phyllis Devins, Mary De-pew, Bob Lovelace, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs, Sellgman, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Cormier LIBRARIANS Ann Davis, Glenda Watkins, Jean Higgin- lvolham, Blanche Shin, Palsy Colton, Feliicia Maloon, Vicky Munoz, Nancy Hara, Shirley Grass, Mrs. Finley Olcla Hays, Nadine Lack, Bcity Jo Wright, Maurine Kirby, Darlene Stanfield, Donna Wilson, Sandra Tann- houser, Carol Culver, Marlene Straub UIIIIIIIIIZBBS .........f.....,. -V H - f - - ..., - .-a ..,w....W,,w..w ww-.W-..V ' I -M-1-mu...... ' ' , ' ,,,, ,, 1' , 'wffl.,,...+s-..., ,......w........w.. . - I ' f .N...... ., ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,i t , . I , L , , I f V ,sw , , J r, if -- ' ' M .,,,,, ...w,,,...v,-,,..... .1 -. , , 4:-.,, U A I I ,li . W, , ,. .. - H UNM.: V- X, Q M, - 1, if W. , , ,,,,,.....,W , V . ,N Q A Lf. r ww. .....,M,-.-4 -5 1, 5 - M V , J Q I x N , Q, ,,... . ., I X A ' . i Q , , 1 My . sf . f , Q, CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Margaret Kachachian, Mr. Acklin, Carol Barnard, Mr. Micheii, Mr. Freeman of Work SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Mrs. Cadwell, Mrs. Erbele, Miss Klosfer, Beverly Reis, Vic Jenkins, Mrs, Seligman SAFETY COMMITTEE Mr, Price, Jim Lindsay, Marilyn Robison, Albert Surabian CURRICULUM COMMITTEE Jack Mathis, Mrs. Cormier, Verna Nehf, Deanna Womack, Jim Haddock, Mr. L.owns- bery, Mr. Gleason, Mr. Price, Mr. Murray, Mr. Barbier A, ,JM wwvwwww .ww ,,A1,h7,,,4 Bw -if -ir- Wi vefffh -,,. 9 M4 f 4 f iw A I X X Q!! xg PAGE THIRTEEN Meet the Student Leaders The Student Council, which met every day during fifth period, had a busy and profitable year. Among other things, the Council collected money from each class for the war orphan and sent it to him with an annual and letters from each member. They also put rubber matting on the gym bleachers, forming, three aisles. They decided to purchase a trophy case for the main building with the flSlOO given them by John Sereno as payment for help given him during the flood. Mr. Sereno's name will be inscribed on a plate on the front of the case. A Student Handbook, explaining school clubs and activities, was com- piled by the Council. A strong campaign was carried on by the Council, in favor of the tax election, which was passed. They presented a skit to the Student Body, showing what might happen it the election was lost. Several members gave speeches about the election to the parents and business people of the town. F. Standing: Billie Asher, Advisor, Jim Lindsay, Ben Kar, Vic Jenkins, Cliff Stahl, Gene Johnson, Dave Flaming, Richard Casey, Bob Lovelace. Front Beverly Reis, Jeannine Pattee, Verna Nehf, Marlene Sinner, Margaret Kachachian. i ff'fQir.s,fsseaf ' Q I if , X c emi X ,g....,, F' 4 mae FOURTEEN 1 F 3 L 1Zf?f?' 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Instead of being week, the Se hazed, the freshmen divided into groups, had a project such as hoeing weeds, etc., and were supervised by the Seniors. After three years of placing second by less than a traction of a point, the Class of '56 finally won the Class Assembly Trophy. Carrying on the tradition of Senior Dress-up Day, which hadn't been held since l954, the Seniors came to school dressed as assorted characters and animals on Friday, April 6. The Senior Class also sponsored two dances and took second place in the interclass track meet. Advisors Kenneth Murray, Jay Acklin, Arthui Gleason 'I' V I 4, vp, if VFW , 2 ' 2. , 2358 i 5 W ,,f, W, ,,,, 'T N A-, ' ' 'W 4 , 157 'fww ' r Z! 5 ' . 1 .: i, ,Q 4: 9' 1 1 , 'X 'r 5 f' -all wr 'fs ,i 7 , Q PAGE SIXTFEI'-I . . . Popularity Leaders Marlene Sinner, head yell leader, was voted most popular Senior girl . She belongs to the G.A.A., the tennis team, and was vice president for the Girls' Block D and Girls' League for '56 ln her Junior year, she was Queen of the League Track team. Marlene is a member of the C,S.F. and Rain- bow Girls. She was a banner carrier for the band for three years and participated in band shows and class assemblies. She also be- longs to a mixed quartet and a dance team. both of which perform for the public Benny Kar, Student Body President, was chosen Senior boy most likely to succeed and most popular Senior boy . Most pop- ular boy of his class all four years of high school, Benny was the recipient of the Bank of America Award for Math and Science, the School Award for Laboratory Science, and was nominated for the Air Academy. He attend- ed Boy's State, and is a life member of the CSF. . Y C., ,,,. Nix , , V , ,,,,,,.i,, i 1.-4 iiii9fi!i?.f-.!!5!iiii .2 e 2-e ,iii YN ' i. -' iiiiiigyiiiiigi' iif g f i .' i1iiiiiiiiiiiii + sss PM is ff siiiiiiiiiigifiiiiii 'L ' . . A ' L L i is ' A .i XT Q . as Q F VKN 'ZLCJ 9 X Karol Nelson, Senior girl most likely to succeed , received the Bank of America Cer- tificate for Social Studies. She is a life mem- ber ofthe CSF. of which she is secretary, and is Salutatorian for this graduating class of '56 Karol, in her Junior year, won the Debate Championship and ranked fifth in California, for extemporaneous public speaking. She is president of the Tri-l-li-Y, is active in the youth group of her church, and a member of the Rainbow Girls. Karol plans to attend college, majoring in the field of Social Studies. Besides being Student Body President for '56, Benny has held the offices of Freshman Class President, Band President for '55, and Boys' Federation Vice President for '55. Benny has been active, both in sports and social life at D.U.l-l.S. His ambition lies in the field of Aviation or Engineering. PAGE SEVENTEEN Seniors of 1956 ROBERT EUGENE AI-IL ISemor Class Just Bob Vuce President' ond Ginger MARCIA DELL ALENDAL Coll me 'Georgew' VIRGINIA ELISE ANDERSON She lakes To folk ROSALIE ARIAS FrIendIy To ull WENDELL ANTHONY AVEY Has gurl ond has QUITOFH DAVID CARL BAERG Me ond my motorcycle' CAROL ANN BARNARD TI'1ere's no one luke her EAREARA JEAN BARNETT 'Ddphnc Echoes Bus Mgrl Jock ond I ALLOWAYNE BECKERDITE PRECHT 'Emerald Cr Whlfe BLM Mqrl l'm 0 housewlfc now BETTY JEAN BIGELOW HEBERN Tho army PAGE LICHTEEI-I has hc-r my GARY LEP BISSMEYEF' Lofty WILLIAM ARTHUR EPATILIM HC ond has core 1? 45 If fi! 'NR px! 9 LX Q L N Shorty IValedicIoriar1I Quiet but sweet She gels Things done AONALD KIDDER CHRISTENSEN I RONALD D. COLLINS King Kong DONALD REX COATS He's going places My only labor is To kill lime CAROL ANN CULVER DONALD CHARLES DEVERE 'Drum rnajorefiel DALE F, DANN Overgrown freshman My man's overseas Shy guy KENNETH JAMES FLAMING CHARLES J. EVANS DAVID JOHN FLAMING Today I'rn a man Thorp gaes Charlie C1 Dolores Business is his 0mblIion I 'W' I '-F? Mv- The quiet Type JOE MAC CONWAY Happy go lucky DAVID CURIEL DIAZ Acc Miler 1, JLJDITH ANNE FLESHER IDeIphic Echoes Ediforl This is my 'baby' ff .4 ,aww OJ My J W fi, fm S .f W Z , 4:.,,, 4 gf. RICHARD OLIVER BROCK CHARLENE GAY BROOKS PATRICIA INEZ BROUHARD GORDON DWAYNE BUSINETZ GARY CHAPPELI. Hey you guys, let's diIch! PATSY JEAN COTTON Blondie BOBBY LOUIS DUVALL HPVOTU GERALD C. FLYNN A swell guy iff ,M .,,, ik ' . 717.4 ix 'Dv WMM' 'TVN' ' I 'TI . fw- 'I 0' J, I M x . .,,. if -K .' 754 I' N E I J M2 Eaf, PAGE N I NETEI:N SHIRLEY ANN FORESI MELVYN HOWARD FOWLER RUBY SEGLJRA FRANCO MARGIE FREEMAN DENNIS EUGENE FRIESEN First class carhapu Srudious? Well not very ALLEN NAONORI FUJIWARA Good thungs come IU lnttIe Dacka Qesfr VIRGINIA HELEN GARRETT Ah-Jur1e's here at Iastf Johnme! JIMMY DENE HADDOCK AmbItion plus BENNIE REX FLJRMAN Stay aff mv shoes! MICHAEL GEORGE Laughmg boy NANCY NATSLJYE HARA She always trres ta please Those Irttle white Iles IEmerald Ez White Asst, EdItorI He Irkes Fresno Oar Little Margie BENJAMIN AVILES GARCIA BILLY GENE GARDNER He adds an 'artustuc' touch ro RUTH GARCIA Has nice and good Iookmg TOO' school papers Short and sweet and carft be Demi' SHIRLEY MAY GRASS VIVIAN GOODWIN Girl about town She sews a time seam ERNEST J, GOULD Me Und my He wxxwofx LORETTA HIGHFIELD HOPE ROSE HERNANDEZ Someone's secretary ta be Sweet and capable WILMA JEAN I-IIGGINBOTI-IAM Otfrce grrI with iw 'sm f-V' X , Z Fw?-V' affix' 5.1 I 14' X , I ,we A 'I X P Nm. Q tw, Am x ur 1 , .M.,f22--wg 5 Qi: www H jggf ,f , nw' -'Q-ll 'QW 510' fro' 'Y' i'gm,., S1105 i f x N +117 if fur' QV x r, ,,.A ,f IMIJI 'v ' ,g 4fIRj,4 , ru 'V 'I x . ,IM I L I PAGE TWEI-ITY fm ,ff- V 'NE I , 'Mr Wm 'uv W 1 s z ' 'f -v M, M' 'Wynn' MQW we x ' 7 , A Z wth., V 1956 JAMES RICHARD HOFER Right or wrong-he's olwoys right DIXIE DIANE HUNNICUTT Less school-more fun DOROTHY A, IRBY Margie's pol VICTOR EUGENE JENKINS ISfudeht Body Vice Pres.l A smile for everybody MARGARET KACI-IACHIAN IS'ruder1f Body TreosurerI Koch LESTER KALENDER My I956 Che-vie RICHARD TAKASHI KAWANO Richie BENJAMIN DAVID KOR ISTudenT Body Presidehtl Is There ohything he doesn'f do? ROBERT LEE KRAUSE Where's Carol? PATRICIA J. KUYKENDALL I don'T believe in work PAUL CARL LEHNER GooTie JAMES RINESS LINDSAY lSenior Closs Presidenfl So whoT's The moffer with red hair? PAGE TWENTY-ONE 1956 GLORIA ANN LIRA Finishes everything she starts JAMES M. LOPEZ I . IPubIications photographer! , A Professional Pest NADINE LITTLE Silent type RICHARD MARTINEZ Watch him wink X MARILYN KAREVA MEGOON A bride to be ' I DUNCAN HUGH MCLEAN f Scotty-our pal X' X3 X ,, A A KAREN LOUISE MOORE I Wf K She has ambition and ability ' , Q A ,, 'ii x vi W ,R K s1'5 XkX AURELIO MICHAEL Mumoz II mf r Pernicious T I x x Q TROY R MURRAY Mc and my goodies Q VERNA LEE NEHF UW 'I I il, I lGirlsl League Presidenti M J, I, I ' I want to ao too! .W I , I KAROL KAY NELEOIJ -4' he ' ISaIuta1oriani V' . 'F Ju5f plain intelligent H' S h X DICK HIDEKI OGATA He Iikoz. to Heep . . X I A sv kk , PAGE TWENTY -TWO 5 ,F all I JOHN WAYNE OSBURN Quiet until you know him PHIL LEE ROACH IArt editor of D. EI Oh boy, I made III .IEANNINE MARIS PATTEE Ilfmerald and While Edrlorl I wanf all asslgnmenls in on fume! MARILYN ANN ROBISON lGirIs' League Treasuforl ELMER EDWARD PENNER AgricuITure Kid DOLORES ROWELL Always dependable MARLENE ,IANICE SINNER ELOY PEREZ Hardly ever heard ROYCE ROWELL Lrfe's too short DONALD PAUL SHARP TUll ' 'Head Yell Leader' BARBARA DIANNE SPOMER He's got what II Takes She's gof The pep Using 10 me' Wendew, BLANCI-IE KYUNG AYE SHIN MARLENE PAYE STRAUB HTO'kO VeH ALBERT EDMUND SURAEIAN 'Her fellow rs IH The Na-yy I-Ie plays a kooI' trombone ROY YQSHIQ SUZUKI CHARLES RAINES STOLJFFER ww weve, know mfs Ofolmm WaTch out, here comes CharI1e BEVERLY ELAINE REIS 'Student Body Secretary! ScaTTc-rbram RUBY SANDERSON Sorry she couldrff stay CHARLES RUSSELL STAHL One swell guy! SANDRA JO TANNHAUSER ISenuor Class Treasurerl Always ready To help WA--fr Q3-P L.. '-SN I? -an-P I ,.i. I, X A X N2 LX A E ,... .. X xXX,f wi gg ,f 1 ivy, . A x -1 .A 'W' all -rf-A--df ,sf Wm ' R -, A 'X Vg, 51: , ,. ,V .LLL ,www .. .- A , 5f1SSf?v'l b I ' - , I I: .2 gs. 1 Ae' 'S W ,A-,wfff-A A V -Q'f'1 .k 7 '- if PAGE TWENTY-THREE 1956 CLASS MOTTO There is no Royal Road t O CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Success White, Green and Gold BARBARA LYNN TERRY WATKINS Oh, those dishpan hands fi WANDA L. THOMAS Quiet as a mouse GLENDA FAY WATKINS WYLODEAN WARD ,,Wy'O,, PAGE TWFNTY FOUR Hey, Freckles! NOT PicTuREO ,ji BENJAMIN CURIEL CARRILLO Just cal! me Benjie RICHARD WARREN DICKERSON Jackie JAMES ROY ESPINDULA He's bashfuI KENNETH PAUL EVANS Another 'Red ' PORTER, EUGENE JOHNSON t,BOys' 'Federation President? Gene-Gene MARGARET ANN TURNER lGirls' League Secretory! Knuckles DONNA LORENE WILSON Buddy .4-J ,, .J E J . 'W NEWTON. JOE HOPPER j,4!'4'p L4 The clown J JAMES YOUNG It 44,37 Let's have a party'6' 7 JAMES H. MELBAN A guy with his own opinion FRANKIE J. MELLO Hurray! I made it! NANCY DARLENE HAWS PETTIPIECE She has a wedding ring PATSY YOSHIKO WADAMOTO Efficiency plus DEANNA ANITA WOMACK Cute and competent 9'- .41 ' W fd 'Y' If , fx UB!! to Remember . K Ssamese Tnplefs orlem HooP5'e 5 Aren't our little ,E ones cute? A '43 When Squaw meets Daisy Crockett J , gs? -N 94- Kill the umpire! Alohd wha sew 'he C' I 2 Xe time wp Mo-Ma WV in--Q gk I' rot? The mild Q5 ones! juni0'? umlYlY ache' ., .,:. , Q .QL A f ,1 'Y if? . , M .,, Q4 T Hspanish DOH Kaiender S ,Ag ,rm-as rs odd mixture A J dgndwl rl ,llre p.in'f he - P ,Xq, -Q Miss Peter Pon O oodieg My sorts PAGE TWENTY-FIVE EM52 FN mjefsov Yes -we were UU W O xc Garoa Gem Sxfx T honw wow W cmdo yqgrev mm ..., F reem OO Morgue Kadima Lnneahi Q A 0009 Gow CY' Cmv GT I w Qorm O0 ,, NNOYQ mx' ek Koch OCYHOW vm KW, Nancy Hom XN 6500 o Ns Robe r W 1 Hou 00 WUC ., Xiu qXw0 GOGQX We V 01 SXSW HVJQY 2 Hemon dw Z Patsy ' Wndonm An n Tumc, f 9 I 2? Ben Km Wand Q Hlqhfmld Pots y . CONOH M, 1, 0, ' PAGE T ' WEMTY SIX Little Dnce .. Q hm Murdvrw MQGOQU Glenda Work m BXO QCYNQ S 'Yrs Dowd Boerg u fm m f ,Q I Dixie I-lurmicuff J J? .mf 4 Allowoyne Beckerdnfe f- -.W 1wg Q x + , , if f ,, -M leon 4 Carol Barnard Ju d y Ffesher Nghf harley Gfoss 'WW Shi HGV Forresf Q 'Rosalie A ries 2 x Jw ' Mike George X. D e77l'7f5 Fr IG M, Sen 'MXW x .234 fdon Busemtz onn,,.,e P Barb UFTCQ wa. 7 wa, nr Q Terr V , bfes X ., ff: -.,, . f OH-9 ' I 55.75 ' .. N' 'K wk wb A Q ,' QL wi A ' 4 Aggk. ,yas Dorofhy Irby A 1, K 4X A f 0 ,M Wymdeon xW' -E fqil' x VL 1 ?, h K Qw.f,QQ? wh. 5 AMC'-SF' Dove Fleming 'mf Word 6.5.4- - E cf- i ,im PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Albert Surobion , S 9 2 Trophy Ass mbly . M Q ,, ,, A M an u nuul, gang: T ,S I C'rCl-lg! V5 on 59111, we won t fohow Tha A V f Mess han VZ I .W me ? Going some Xace oby Hatch escapces Wdfgh do s 9' Qlrlsg' When the Saints 90 l W'ch'n9 m HONG, Two, clap, clap n-sour mm' Senior bench burml Sn Ps of a Snappy ma S SBGUIIII H306 ASSBIIIIIIY . . . Song Heaven, the theme ot the Junior Class assembly, was held February l6, and took second place in the annual class competition. The theme was carried out effectively in stage decorations and in the numbers presented. X f x. scw' tw. , 4? , f'l ? ss , , v WU N I Qi . - 5 5' -1, ' NE! .,,., ,t t PAGE THIRTY .dvisorsz Mrs. K cf wwf ROBERT LOVELACE GAIL DENMAN JOANNE WILLJAMS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer 7 y 4, l They Worked To ether had a busy year, and a profitable one too. included the sponsorship of one dance, the concessions at football games, basketball games, and during the Raisin Day Festival. The Juniors have really Their money raising projects Song Heaven was the theme of the junior assembly which captured the second place. An underwater theme was carried out in both the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, which were held May Z4 and 26 respectively. The banquet began at 8:00. Gary Meadors was toastmaster and entertainment was provided. The Prom was held from 9:00 to l21OO p.m. Music was provided by the Belmont Orchestra. Erbele, Mr. Barbier, Mrs. Seligman, Mr. Roque, Mrs. Tripp K N .. ee l S Z ,cli t fe, PAGE Tl-llRTY-ONE N-W, 191 my NX 6 W Front row, left to right' Betty Jo Wright, Peggy Elliott, Sandra Parton, Rita. Ball, Patsy Myers, Margaret Judkins, Pat Magatagan, Billie Cade. Second row: Denny Cole, Patsy Elliott, Betty DuVall, Dare lene Lute, Margaret Andrews, Anne Davis, Joan Franks, Mary Depew, x ex Maarine Kirby, Dora Mae Mason, Thirrl row: John E. Vogel, Jim Breck- xx,-SSL-.RSYQYN Front row, leftTFTigFTf7 Rosalind Sc-amans, Cecrlia Sandoyal Maril n Alyis Mar 'ne s uanita Golden Norma Art f Y 1 1 , ' ley, Joyce Hamilton, Second rowg Janice Smart, Mary Kalender, Pat Stantield, Edith Walden, Linda Wielie, Monterey Strourl, Carolyn Hol- comb, Eunice Hampton, Sandra Mathis, Oleta Hayes, Third row: PAGE THlF?TY-TWO enridge, Wayne Oliver, Tony McLean, Glenn Walker, Millard Lynn, Lowell Nelson, Steve Hoppe, Don Argenbright, Gilbert Hara, Back row: Victor Franco, Jimmy Jackson, Johnny Baerg, Sonny Forrest, Ernie Her- wnradez, Bob Mitsuoka, Billy Umeda, Leo Tapia, Jimmie Wilson, Wallace a er. Armando Barela, Gaylon l-lutchens, Earl Hultauist, Jerry Rose, Nick Masich, Judd Tripp, Ernie Richards, Les White, Mike Serbu. Back row: A Wfh0f Y R0ClfIQLIez, Carl Lohner, J-ack Mathis, Bill Szpor, Jim Brown, Charles Rogue, Jim White, Don Traxel, Gary Meadows, Lee Roy Harms, Lonnie Wiggins. They Will Take pv- mn fl use inte lil Nm S , i. me ' 'QSC f . 1 NX ,NA Front row, lett to right: Judy Spomer, Bertie Noble, Gloria Abra- ham, Joy Tubbs, Teddy Collins, Emma Smith, Blanch Hall, Marilyn Prather. Second row: Monica Drew, Jolly Aguilar, Virginia Garcia, Ann McBee, Carolyn Hester, Betty Reed, Barbara Royal, Shirley Polk, Nora Nixon, Lillian Lawrence, Third row: Joe Weathington, Alvin Front row, left to right: Leta Russell, Barbara Boiatman, Sandra Manning, Judy Nesgis, Jo Ann Tyler, Judith Fowler, Pat Parker, Wanda McClure. Second row: Sandra Keette, Mary Baker, Clora Andrews, Joyce- Hoock, Joanne Williams, Cherie Kleinsasser, Gail Denman, Elaine Muzio, Ann Sparks, Geraldine Wooden, Third row: Douglas Hale, Ray Uver Next Year 4. f A 1 cw 'KVA t.A?AfS fr em P T ,Q j ,- Q Q.-f gy fx Bearden, Willard Greene, Jerry Poole, VVin'tred Weayer, Charles Stacy Dar' Webb, Bill Perry, Don Trout, Bill Pitman, Back row Garland Sharp, Ronnie LeVan, Eddie Cullers, Jerry Mickey, Don Young Gary Hartman, Torn J-ackson, Darrell Golbek, Dennis Ehoft, J. W, Thomas, Mitchern Jerry Mackersie, Carl Williams, Bill Szpor, Roger Wilhelm Charles Day, Jim Brown, Jack Hanson, Robert Lovelace. Back rowi Dwight Goossen, Ronald Ware, Billy Beard, Raygene Weber Bill Higgin- botharn, Clayton Trout, Jonnnie Kidwell, Morris Hutchison Leonard Gaylord, Stephen Burum. ' PAGE THIRTY-THREE S '1 Y .. , , X V I S N X X S 1 ng mr i fa - , .55 gb .. ,f v X U M A 2 PAGE THIRTY-FOUR Ziilzfffez l I I ,,,, 1 . -A, 'A 4, -Q ,- X, ff fn xxx ' f .. cw L to ' fe' G i Headhners MA .fefvaeg X L' L,fL.Z.,cf-Q, V 7 :fj e J' rsvp. 1 .J , fn 94,112 7 yy, Li L2-512 Q72 V, .w.f.f ig , ,,,,1-1z.lJ' , if' ,5,.,,J,,,l-4,1-'Lf' ' 'L ,. f 4 L,La!Q',f'C-f ' ,JL ,4..-L-'ec,Y+'f'4f C i5i!Z-f a ' I ,Vg .jf .Aeoez 'uf' j i42?,...' iff- ,,,., 5 fzffazfff fm G .. -i , , i fi ,, f1..L'4L.f1,fLw1e--sjfs I ' C U , e,..-fa., A i I .. VAYw'L1-4 Gail Denman, who has been quite active in school affairs throughout her three years at D.U.l-l.S., was selected the most popular junior girl. She is a college prep major and manages to maintain a high scholastic average despite her many activities. This year Gail served as vice president of both her class and of the CSF. She also has an interest in music, plays the piano and participated in the Band Show in her freshman and junior years. One of the highlights of this year for Gail was being chosen attendant tc the Raisin Day Queen and another was her election to the office of vice president of the Student Body for next year. Sports seem to be the chief interest of Nick Masich, this year's most popular junior boy, l-le participated in football, basketball and baseball, and was chosen most valuable player for both the varsity football team and the varsity basketball team. Nick, also a college prep major, was vice president of his class in his freshman year, and has taken an active part in many class activities. Next year Nick will serve on the Student Council in the capacity of boys' Federation president. -5. Jerry 9 cole Work ing Hey, you, woke up! Yell, p aff rem d yours king guN1De WWNW I1 hustoryf U .-M-A I WN as we sion 0 do-m A Man, what o I 9 Vic How if 5geudY wmh if. Kifwfdf' Q ou must get if right, boys! You worn pass that way . .. Photos of a Photogenic Glass xv ww, -.aw .yvifsf . PAGE THIRTY-Fuvs .. Fourth Place Assembly The Theme of The Sophomore assembly, Way Down Y der in New O I d T y ly by The costumes of II p T panTs, as ll Th T g TT g D T T es bey d Trol, we had no usabl p T T Th p g S d 'd d T p T The page To The cla T Th S ph g T . ' , N1 ' LM we J we QWCWMM-J-WJLTWM Marie. 3,41 4 , !Z,MZ!,4. LMI 21 S- .lf ,ce-.Lex Jaw, maj du, Lai.. A eel of fake. Zffe KAIWAMJ- M706 yawn, gLLe,L,,e,j .zmvoe Tjllof. f' C f V7 V ff ea! Ayyy ,Mfg 6324 Sfddfdf Q',g.0lLQ77.?e,4.ZM9 I - KJ M MW f' Z7 ef ffwfs wjzw W, f,,,,,,4Uz.iu Mw4ffMf5MfffQiW 7? M7 gf? wwf -fffmeff T ' f dyyZaM!L aff. 1-,F 71010 'T 1045-rid' , 7 ggi! AGE THIRTY-SIX - ' fi! 2440 ff ' -K 6,-pac, CLIFFORD STAHL CHUCK LINDSAY GWENDOLYN WALKER President Vice President Secretory-Treasurer They Added Strength This yeor's sophomore clciss, obviously othleticolly inclined t k l' , OO irst ploce in the cinnuol intercloss trciclc meet, on honor for ony class. Their closs ossembly, which took fourth ploce in the intercloss com- petition, wos posed on o Mississippi River theme ond setting, ond the num- bers, songs, clonces oncl comedy acts all followed the theme closely. Perhops the reol high spot ot the yecir for this clciss, os tor oll sopho- more closses, was the receiving of their closs rings, ot which they cire very proud. Bill Lownsbery, Bill Dodge , Gordon Kean, Dorothy Smith Advisorsg Archie Patterson, , .7 5 ,, X. X X X X I Q one i is X R. , fi PAGE TH I RTY-SEVEN ,mal S w -, W-. r lb Z , 5 , r , 4.4 z we A rf , A K , - lr C 5 ' '- -- ff fi , Y ' A it X , J , Sf S X x, 5 . , E ,gk Q X I MX Front row, left to rrqht. Elyerla Dean, Arlene Sattertrelcl, Jo Ann Staten, Lela Sanford, Charlotte Hadley, Peggy Ayers, Frances Williams, Faye Upton, Barbara Dann Second row: Morgue Denham, Janet Beard, Judy Beard, Linda Warren, Jeanne l-llghtfleld Ruth Aylles, Norma Avlles, Mary Ann Espnndula, Pat Mrze,, Barbara Ward: Deblne Flynn. Thrrd Front row, left to rsaht Susan Batlfun, Derlene Richard-,, Lucky Collrns, Barbara Taylor, Jurly Harp, Nancy Alyns, Pat Bowen, Alflko Nu, Judy Miyamoto Second raw Janet Ohaneslan, Arlr-ne Roller, Sylyla Terry, JOOHHIG Scarbroagh, Dall-. Haghea, Jurly Welll., Llnrla Mackersle, Glenda Turpin, Joyce Wright, Shraran Flynn, Gwen Walker, Jurly l,lHll qrerc Third row? Mm Prrce, lm: Noel, Hobby Frerlrrqlfwmn, John Rm-rl, PAGE THIRT Y-FIGHT row' J. O. Walker, Jrm Hart, Don Womack, ,lack Putnam, Bobby Gay- lord, Don Maslch, Paul Ruiz, James Stacy, Garth Glanzer, Davud Stucky Jam Siler. Back row, Bal: Maxwell, Bull Maslnaale Paul NNare, Don Hodges, Bert Frazier, Tony Poole, Cloud Trammell, Paul Murrell, J R Sharlmlan, Jerry Evans, Odell Thomas Allel Sollz, Reulwen Plsenn, Altred Bustamante, Manuel Burclaaa, Snmon Reyen Julie Luna, Rrehanl Melluna Scalx Row. Larry Jorgensen, Douar law Baca., Jame-, Handy, ,lun l-lutsen, Don Voyleg, Darrel Peek, l-lubeT't liusemtz, uean McRoynnlrl5, Edwun Grabs Lowell Wnlson Bonrtacuu Sanrlnyal I Their Det rminatio .f- 4 'S may v?flI Ll' iz - il 'Wm 'af 'W .,,, D i vgsfffg, '- r Front row, lett to right: Wilma Spomer, Kay Jackson, Laurel Locke, Linda Nielsen, Charlene Scruggs, Anne Jones, Betty Teel, Arlo Hawkins. Second row: Shirley Miller, Gean Nelson, Pat Smith, Sharon Mclntyre, Alice Hernandez, Delores Sharp, Lillie Lynn, Susan Hendrickson, Levetta Dye, Janet Wilson, Roberta Houston. Third row: Joe Garcia Jr., Chuck Fuentes, Maxwell, Susan Mathis, Olwen Williams, Loretta Perry. Second row: Winona Kliassen, Carole Thiesen, Kitty Branum, Elouise Curiel, Betty Gandrau, Patsy Davis, Felicia Maloon, Janice Schmidt, Nancy Harris, Barbara Say, Betty Boatman. Third row: Robert Barnes, Ervin Friesen, Brian Front row, lett to right: Anita Martinez, Rose Marie Nadine Kreger, Betty Jo Maxwell, Connie Frilesen, Betty E. Iss, 5 I y , , y .... Qc... 4 an HW 1 i ,Q . , Q hr s f gs f X 1 A ' 'ABQ J . f .b 'f i.. A , Q-fx-, V. -5 . F A , ' ' J A -- Nw 'S rs f 2 1 ' 'sw Lindsay, Paul Gleason, Larry Rucker, Willie Sharp, Mike Lewis L, C, Haddock, Billy Spier, Back row: Michael Oh, Buddy Chambers 'Gordon Jenkins, Jerry Jarrett, Jerry Pritchett, Aram Kinosian Gorey! Weber Albert Somera, Johnny Morris. ' ' l'l0YCle li Dlfk DOYJQ, Don DOVlS, Loren Berry, Aram Nersesian John Multord, Clifford Stahl, Liarry Parker, Don MacNeilly. Back rowfg Jerry Bernett, Don Hamstrom, Jeff Cash, Jarry Collins, Charles Edgerly John Schmidt, Bill Lownsbery, Ronald Spurlock, Bob Durksen Ray Harland Johnny Brandon. 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Popularity Spotlighters The Student Body of D.U.H,S. unanimously voted perky Kitty Branum as most popular sophomore girl. Kitty came from Coalinga this year and immediately captured many friends. ln her first year here she was chosen FFA. sweetheart to reign over the l956 Barn Dance Kitty's partner, voted most popular sophomore boy, was Clifford Stahl. Very active in sports in his two years of high school, he participated in fotball, basketball and track, Cliff was chosen most valuable player on the B basketball team, of which he was also high point mann Hey. vo U C011 do better than thot! woman- HJ' what 0' She i 5 1oveiY lt mo X Y 5elIS dels fo-r H z H Esquire in 'Maxwell Little 9 eg Pond's! 9 My XQSVBV Q Q X A nmmfzwxg-'-ww? f-f' f -N M Doh'f frown so lrl ' ' P ,,,,,,,, , . .k . 'Mp ry, QW VW V , z'f X V.. 2 , A , 9, 5. 5 ' 'X ,3 t ,gh 'hm - I w W . g fb Y, , 5 Y '16 ,, ,,, V Mmm, hmmnww NWNM POP you'rc no sophgmmev Mikds cr mother! And they 7 Roc' No comment!! Soph Shots . . . VWQ PAGE FORTY-ONE Third Place Assembly .. Make Believe was the theme of this year's Freshman assembly, which was presented March 2. The stage was set as a toy shop and the band dressed as toy soldiers and dolls, The assembly placed third in competition. Toms? , e Uilvelon Chqcufl 1 Dance. with KF fl DunQu'ee Do J J , ohngqivf Nl is,cwd WN oem' Tweety and You rc nothin' but a nothin ! .nun-I The: Great Pretendet' Thr wishing pruncuss of Toyland Toyland Band PAGE FOR TY- TWO J IQ. - l r '+L x ., . f an , f 3' f , .,,,, f ' if N I ' RICHARD CASEY MARDO HERMAN SHIRLEY oooowirsi sue FARLEY President Vice President Treasurer Secretory T ey roug t ore DI It .. This year hos been a busy one for the Freshman Class. After the initiol confusion ot initiation they settled down to work, selling programs at tootboll games, sno-cones and doughnuts ot the Music Festival, ond winning third place in the assembly competition. Advisors: Floyd Chompneys, Mabel Kloster, Paul Micheli, Gail Cormier, John Gerow E ,.,IQ sigjf: :.- y, , v Q,-BX J t,Y tiixtlifrelx in E 'HJ lgkw-'K 1 LIS if tk! xr Qs PAGE FORTY THREE K E :WW -- f We V 6 'f ,wi .C i Q N kv It -,., ,, mndggff Aff' 5 f W Q7 , iv ,J J D f ,i , if , Qs- ' 75 lit f - Front row, left to right: Anita Shockley, Judy Gregg, Alice Burk- dall, Eunice Flynn, Iona Upton, Barbara Johnston, Laurel Cortese, Vire ginia Tyler, Alvena Russell, Marioric Morris, Dolores Cullers. Second row: Janice Smith, Evelyn Avey, Barbara Roberts, Vonnie Franks,.Corol Eaton, Betty Taylor, Mary Taylor, Barbara Burkett, Barbara Pitman, Helen Bruce, Shirley Williamson, Wilma Hembree Third rovvi Marylyn Front raw, left to right: Nancy Brown, Sue Farley, Sue Rosc, Linda Vose, Judy Albright, Suzanne Sylvester, Sue Spurlock, Letta Mae Sirnpf son, Bobbie Hall. Second row. Jean Ellen Surobian, Bonnie Jean Mun- son, Norma Replogle, Sumiko Kurokawo, Agnes. Suzuki, Linda Hover, Jean Martin, Nina Mrlls, Margie Harp, Zola Rose Sanderson, Winitred Elliott, Hellen Trammell, Third row: Anne Ellis, Gretchen Glanzer, PAGE FORTY FOUR, Q N Y E i f ,, V' A 55 ' ew ' uw N. X x , lib-f X Qs... ,W ' Donham, Donald Meck, Billy Chambers, Gary Oliver, Ken Oda, Jackie Terry, Garry Jones, Guy Wright, James Weaver, George Oschkal, Ralph Phill1'ps,.Mike Tanaka. Back row: Laurence Andrews, Bradley Cline, Tony Diaz, Buddy Baker, Robert Hutchison, Don Kobayashi, Monte gauges, Mark Shin, Marvin Duncan, Ben King, Eugene Watkins, Edward ur ett. Windell Anderson, Gary Brouhard, Mickey Kierce, Richard Casey, Bobby Wilson, Stanley Ward, Norman Trout, Pat Truesdale, Viyky Munoz, Back row: Bobby l.eVan, Gary Hamilton, Feliz Delgado Jr,, Ray Treio, Johnnie O'Loan, Johnoy Jcsoersen, Bobby Sharp, Nathan Weaver Jac Garcia, Leo Marki, Jerry Schroth, Lloyd Sahng. I Good Sports from il F i 1 Front row, left to right: Bertha Dodd, Darlene Stanfield, Patsy Ann Unruh, Joyce Tennison, Nawatha Hulsey, Margaret Carrlsosa, Katherine Wilson, Norene Vaughn, Ida Mae Gray, Alma Scott. Second row: Marilyn Ekizian, Raynalda Flores, Dixie Ward, Kochil Michel, Liz Perez, Ida Quintana, Gloria Prado, Eva Franco, Esther Medina, Lydia Espino, Linda Carrillo, Vicky Hernandez. Third row: Geraldine Hutch- Front row, left to right: Judith Ann White, Barbara Shaw, Kikuko Inouye, Adrienne Tullis, Linda Osborn, Mardo Herman, Joyce Bedrosian, Shirley Forrest, Judy Lewis, Judy Hobson. Second rowg Donna Brown, Nancy McCown, Ann Stoufter, Margaret Birk, Georgene l-lurst, Edith Belau, Marjorie Woodcock, Regina Drew, Shirley Goodwin, Pat Tomajan, Rose Colivas, Sanda Shin. Third row: Robert Aguilar, David Rodriguez, Start o Finish ens, Carol Preslon, Leah Sfucky, Bruce Thiesen, Peter Lopez Fred Holden, DCIS TUVUGY, Jim Brown, Roy Wilson, Betty Kuykendall, ,lohnn-,f Langly. Back row: Perry Hare, Kenneth Wilson, Jimmie Long, Gary Dean Foote, Frank Arroyo, Raymond Fernandez, Victor Regan, David Goodman, John R. Urbina, Richard Greene, Charles Cortese. Craig Meadows, Glenn Lehner, Ronald Friesen, Charles Cornet Chg,-195 Cude, Jerry Mears, Carol George, Beatrice Mikaelian Jane Smart Back row: Bob Christensen, Art Michel, Bobby Garcia' Curtis Nixon' Byron Taylor, Marion Thornason, Beniie Chacon John'Wiens Robert Easley, Ernie Elliott. ' ' PAGE FORTY-FIVE PAGE FORTY SIX ,mem 5 fi 3, of f f g Q ,QQ 4? gm? so , M at fm Mfr , tr QSM Wx wi' s.,w gfjgm . . Popularity lx Contenders v ,Q L ? 3 'E at Barbara Shaw, bouncy, brown-eyed and l-4, was chosen most popular freshman girl by her classmates. She is a college prep major and especially interested in our high school band, in which she plays the alto clarinet. Barbara alsa is very much interested in sports. Monte Barnes, most popular freshman boy, is quite active in sports, participating in football, basketball and baseball. l-le, too, is a college prep major and is l5 years old. Monte was treasurer of his eighth grade class and served both as president and secretary of the Jr, l-li-Y. l-le is now a member of the l-li'Y, N ,., ym I 4 , . fm ., ,, ' ' f Q' X ' P211 V gfas. Q 5, ' ':i !.i'1 , ! L 7 1' X 1 4 f X il, . - ,A 2, , 4 3 rl , If WW! ,WM-1 Q Sfuv down there' 2 , f b ww 2' f , ., - ' ' I MQ , f M l ,x QQ? . 'f Z 'Z ' ,,, 6 A f W V ig V 5 M, V, , I vig Nw V A V, if V 2 Q ff 3 .V ,J . 5 f' Q Hvvws fun, kiddies? 4 5, ., , Z , . if ,g W ,, W , A ' A X S . XX ' S W' , 5'2 :M V-5 SS, 7 . f , , . ,, N . .5,,.,4f Ji? i g V .ev ' ' A ..,, , I ' fifivffof V 1 ' ' --- ' ,N .-. P -- ' 1 Q Q ' iw . If unvh0W F L XL m , mg himse , 1 Q, I Richards EWWY W. ugh! N :.: 5, I K, .x.. 'V' .-f Dick, quit picking on him! Ida! Danw H109 GSS vfffxfrf 'V' x N di 1 Gosh' you loo 'FW ..., , How sweet him's OSIGGP' I Strong viomcm' Freeman 'ir mb voir' Nu go QVC' md obit YOU QNX Such concentration' Frosh Flashes . . . PAGE FORTY-SEVEN Were You There? ff.. 51, Nw 5? ZQA ,f A I , , .aff Y A Q ff lv XF M .... , ,K .sf '- ' . f, Q 1 , X J iwmyiz fig 1 ,, ,fff Q ,,,' , -ily' , ,, ff X , ,z 'W ,S 4' W 1 'g:s :a:Q::::g:Q1:::::::::::. x f 1 X 2 X f unify 'Q ,Z WG- gi? V -,M S Wx M.-ww x A nn 'RM ,,..+,. bg. 5 rw WEEE QHWHIIH HWHW V M, V9 'W 2 HZMfg 2 W f Qdgf M ggi , We , , u my ,Ek f f,,?5k,,g9' L N' 'L ,N ' 1 A PAGE FORTY-EIGHT vmffgwf g il fx at S5 T 'T W1 T 1 . 1 AJ 1 a , - 1 , 'Q . 4 i . ' W ! 1 1 3 1 I J. 1 f N f --Tr-1 Q. X A. . X N x ,Ns 1: . va. xx K 4 'R ly , f 1 ' I ! ......,,i ---1-,N , I l X' J ,fm X 5 Ev 9 l 5' I , , M,iL,1 .,,, 'Av WA' 4. fx Q E . . ., . X A 'j f IE f.q..J -v .--V ' ' cy-'f x,K, 'P- A, f- . F ' Y DNN?-N...f! J 'J ' 5 L - -fx ...--Y '1-'T W QM ,, L : i X H - xx V, ,XQ2'XNi1--- -:1 ,-1 j ,- Md XM, NJ, , , A - . X. - If J ...... ' x H A. V I ,v Ayr, ,,,- X -- 3 , 'sg X ...v-.... I , ,ipxi 5 ! --li K ' - . ..i...l..- f4,f?'f, .Y ng, ll X fv .mmf-, g::g:L:,- If-' 3 - ,,f'ffTA , g-:3i,,,g-E --J, , ....i - .., Nw--.-f xx ,if 4443 1 J 7 1 LIT.. K Wd T . Y 4 fs l f L T tr I f A l ' .L ll. . ' f ef D . Th C ll' Staff Mft ' ' i e 020 mg N Y i r r . E me W' , . , , . : . Q 1,2 i Jay Acklin, Dinuba s athletic director for the past ':l . f three years, leaves Dinuba for another school this year. In his four years as head football coach, Acklin com- piled a i4-7 league record, l8-l8 during the season, and one league championship. As B basketball coach, his teams finished in the upper division both years. Coach Acklin won two consecutive league champion- ships in his two years as head baseball coach. f.. ff Mr. Acklin goes to Marshall High School in West QA N ,X .,,,,,,,t , - W. , Sacramento to assume the jobs of P.E. instructor and head football and baseball coach. I would like to thank the student body and faculty for their support during the last four years. The teams this year were the best and cleanest group of boys l have ever coached or playd with anywhere. Good luck next year, Coach, from everyone! JAY AckLiN Head Coach Dinuba High has had very good luck with all their athletic teams this past year, largely due to their outstanding coaching staff. Buzz Champneys coached football, varsity basketball, and swim- ming. l-le has been her for two years. Gene Barbier, Archie Patterson, and Bill Dodge have all been at D.U.l-l.S. for three years. Mr. Barbier and Mr. Dodge both have new positions next year with other schools. Barbier has taught boys' PE. and helped coach varsity football, Dodge coached both B football and ' X S B basketball. KENNETH MURRAY BILL DODGE FLOYD CHAMPNEYS ARCHIE PATTERSON GENE BARBIER ,I ,fn i i! ' - X i fi Wy if Y X N fx X . 'SR' 5 i XR V f I , V, , , iiii 1 T i. 1 if 5 in ., V - .--....-,.,, ,AK 'w. 'X ,- PAGE FIFTY WAN 'BX af, 'f N- x . f 3' - xf A 15 '23 NO 3, wg eg, x,, .V v X MQ 1 ,Q y f W K x I Q f W 4 f 3:-, 4-xr .-', rpswc' .... Ri ...... . ,. . , ,, W, V , 9 gwqxi -N f M,.:.::Q ' 424- . , .. - ' ., 13- ,- ,.:,g:,,, , gi3iYWm Pot Sfonfleld Marlene Sumner Sondra Mcmmng Our Pep Sextette Norma Arfley, Arlo Hawkins, Bcrboro Boofmon S, N. 4 2 JU' , me s N , ff X N 9 X' f 6 ' x 1 ..,, Q .,,, ,Q '5 5Ww t 5- .. . - Q? I' -U f. ' 21 ww ' if f 'eff' Q 1 f .Xe W . , f Q 9 , ,.,n,,,f X' Q , f W Wy S3 f 14 Armando Barela Aram Kinosian Billy Urneda Gary Bissmeyer 3 Bill Lownsbery Glenn Walker Gary Harlrnan Joe Conway K X 5 J-427 .X ,Z 'Ax Sm XX Q M. f X swmaaq Mike George .lack Mathis Jerry Rose Royce Rowell Q Ron Collins Dole Swiney Richard Marfinez Jim l-lofer SX ., .W X 'K X X S' NXX ' , 5 if . w i, Q Q - -X 'if X X X .wx X X X sk xx A if FXS Q C Dick Ogafa Les While Jim Breckenridge Aurelio Munoz Dur Varsity Did Wei in a Ne league NICK MA3lCi-l Most Valuable Player PAGE FIFTY-TWO BEN KOR Honorary Captain I DICK OGATA l-lonorory Captain 28 28 36 O I2 IO4 PRACTICE SCORES Orosi i2 M11 Whitney .,,, l9 ' 6 Lindsay .,s.,s,s.s ,. Kingsburg 3g Exeter ,...i.- 75 x 1. Y x -X,YF ' Q'Yg1 ,v,4f,i:1x 1'-f Nl 5 if I r . , M 'jfl , , 5, f N., .ww '- ' .f f x . , Nw: ' n V if .ws-:.,,,N ,v Ja 'W15QW54fS5 ,.. , . 'N Qs , I ' X - Egg? NLR 1 J. ,JQQ M . X V T 'mx f ,av ug, 1-'xl KNMWAQ fi so A 1 i 'fs g , 3, ' . 1 ' Q 1 J. I Ng A W w i .- Q QQ? N x XL S SEQNS i.mf?35r' UXTQS Q X 5.1 X .x L Bob DuVaIl Benny Kor Bill Szpor Tony McLean wif 23's L35 C 'J XX XX 1 if hill, X ILA ' X31 7 LEAGUE 13 Clovis ,... 14 Reedley 14 Sanger 20 Selma .. 61 Jock Pulnam John Urbino Benjie Carrlllo Earl Hulfquisf fy SCORES 26 32 .. 32 7 103 18.22 GA. 19.77 'QTZ 'Ii x42ymyk Qx ' fm .7 . 2 'M Q' 3H?WR X P ,149 .J x' X in? W' N 7 'N .X f Q., wr ...J John Osburn Paul Ware Carl Williams Don Doyle Gene ' L 2 ' if fJ'1f',4 -A , -3' Q fai- -z m.ff,y,'1 L 1 1-.wg . , a A . Q Q 4 . -,ff ff. ff? ' 'Q nf if X 5 X ' ,L Q ,Q '.HM QWQHQ , 2: 1 , s - . -Q' an 1 , . ,, b M f f,f.-,V .wL.- .y?w6m5?w u ' '- X QQ: I , 15'5 . 1-'Q ' '3 ' f' . ' 1531 'f' is v 1 fb , ,QW 5 111.1 xQ,., 'EZQQ Q f V ,ew if. I L x fwww 1 Q X ,. E, x s s I Larry Jorgensen Larry Rocker Buddy Chambers -'fir 1 ' ' ' '- 'nf' .rs-:af ' J.. qs, tl x Q , 3 Ns .W .,y it I S Richard Kawono Ernle Hernandez Duck Doyle rs f 'Q f'wW2s if fffw ww I J ,,,V 5' i fQ L 2 5' . 1 X YM flu s .4 .m YT L gf? , ' S kr? . ' ., YH. , ?is 33' MN11 f A Les Kalencler Don Masuch Nick Mosrch Johnson Ervin Friesen Jerry Mackersle, Mgr. John Mulford, Mgr. PAGE FIFTYTHREE Front row: Billy Chambers, Mgr., Bert FraZierrC,ba.nlQ-59-glue Mike Serbu, Willie Sharp, Richard Green, Jim Brown, John Wiens. Second row: Monte Barnes, Brian Hayden, Larry Parker, Bob Ahl, Aram Kinosian Jim Hart, Cliff Stahl, Mike Oh, Chuck Lindsay, Mike Lewis. Third row: Glen Lehner, Gary Oliver, Frank Arroyo, Bruce Thiesen, Mark5 '3tri , obert Hutchison, Felix Delgado, Bobby Mitsuoka, Gilbert Hara, Jack Terry, Bill Kuykendall. Fourth row: Coach Patterson, Don Kobayashi, John Jesperson, Charles Stahl, Jim Lopez, Richard Medina, Alfred Bustamante, Carl Stater, Don Hodges Second Place for a Deserving B Team Dinuba came up with its best B team in recent years as it took second place in the league, 3-l, and a 7-l -l season record. The tie was with Mt. Whitney and the loss to Reedly, the league champions. Almost all of the team will be back next year, as there were only three seniors on the squad, and Dinuba is looking for league championship next year, Don Hodges was chosen most valuable player and Charles Stahl was named honorary captain. DON HODGES CHARLES STAHL Most Valuable Player Honorary Captain PRACTICE SCORES LEAGUE SCORES l3 Orosi ........,ccc. . 6 26 Clovis ,,,, 6 6 Mt. Whitney , 6 7 Reedley .,.. 47 32 Lindsay ,,,,, l2 26 Sanger 6 26 Kingsburg l2 Zl Selma i2 l2 Exeter ..,,.., , 6 - -- - - 80 7l 89 42 l8.77 GA. l3.66 N 40 PAGE F l FTY- FOUR Football Season Summary With the crashing of the goal posts, another Dinuba varsity football season became school his- tory. Sporting a 5-4 season record, the Emperors finished fourth in their first year in the Northern Sequoia League with one win and three losses. Moving up from the Southern Shasta League, the champion Emperors started the season with wins over Orosi, Mt. Whitney of Visalia and Lindsay. This was the first time since i946 that Din- uba had won its first three games. Kingsburg stopped the winning streak with a thumping defeat and the following week Clovis handed the Emps their first league loss. Dinuba came from behind to beat Exeter, but couldn't quite catch up with the Reedley Pirates, and the Emps dropped their second league game. Dinuba played its best game of the season against Sanger, but a combination of Sanger passes and a bouncing ball cinched the championship for Sanger. In the final game Selma fell before a riled Emperor team. Coaches Jay Acklin, Gene Barbier, and Buzz Champneys were well pleased with the large turnout for the team and with the season record. Coach Acklin rated the Mt. Whitney game as the greatest comeback. After trailing l3 points at halftime the Emps won by 9 points. The Sanger game was rated as the best all-round game. Nick Masich was chosen as the most valuable player and Dick Ogata and Ben Kor were chosen co-captains for the year. Lester Kalender set a varsity school record of 2270 total yards gained from scrimmage over a period of three years. No all-league teams were chosen in the Sequoia League, but Lester Kalender was chosen to the South squad in the second annual ZO-30 Club North-South football game. Gene Johnson, John Osburn and Dick Ogata were chosen as alternates. The teams are composed of seniors from schools in the Central San Joaquin Valley. , .t ,f O SW PAGE FIFTY-FIVE Top row: Don Doyle, Jerry Pratchett, Nrck Mosrch, Lorry Rocker, Art Bronurn, Rlchord Brock, Jock Putnom, Judd Tripp. Bottom rowg Les White, Arom Nerseslon Bemie Corrlllo Ernle Gould Jerry Rondolph Johnwy Osborn Gene Johnson. ' 7 1 7 7 ' r 7 Congratulations--League Varsity Champs NICK MASICH JOHN OSBLJRN Most Voluoblc Player Honorary Coptonn NON-LEAGUE SCORES LEAGUE SCORES 43 l-lonford ,,,d..,.,, 37 -l2 Selma ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 6 44 w666l6r6 dddddd , 49 Sl Clovis ,,.. ,,,,.,, 5 3 rf 72 Orosi ,,,,,., 52, 48 55 Songer 4l 'f'n 46 M wh' 76 52 R dl 43 52 orzsr ,iffy ,,,,, 47 46 sfriqoef 'lll 38 54 Corcoron ,,,d,,.,, 34 53 Clovis 7.,, v.,,,3, 4 O 42 Exeter , ,,,,,,,,o 57 52 Songer ,,... ,,,. 4 6 f , 58 Redwood do do 52 5-l Reedley 49 38 Tulore do 46 47 Wosco ,,.,,,., 59 44 E t do 5 eeeeeee 58 --- -- J , 1 7, A Xe er M. 452, 405 4 49.75 GA 47.85 PAGE FIFTY SIX -ry., 4 I at A g ge A M W NON-LEAGUE SCORES LEAGUE SCORES f ' 28 Hanford , 42 34 Selma . . 2l 4l Woodlake A,,,, H 46 20 Clovis ,,,,. . 47 X ' 37 Orosi ,,,, . ..,,,,, ,V 31 34 Sanger ...A ,,.,.. 4 5 xg... 'E 25 Mr. whitney ,SSS . V, 42 55 Reediev SE,E ,S,A,. 3 as W' , ,N 3l Orosi ,,,,, , M 24 58 seimo ,.,,V Y,,,, 5 2 l Ig ' ' 37 Corcoran .. 38 35 Clovis .,,, 48 f Q. W-ff .,,, 62 Exeter .. ,,,, VVYVW 5 1 4l Sanger . . .. ,,,o,,,,, 46 :NL E l 'X 5 Vi' 37 Redwood .. . g 35 54 Reeaiey ,Aoo,.ooAA., 64 I 4 ,V - , J 56 Tulare 5 '-' .A,,.. 5 3 it' li Www-- x 57 Exeter . o.oo 65 336 366 IRAS, L FWS 4l.5 GA. 44.2 M- 74 ' X ,ff CLIFFORD STAHL F RICHARD KAWANO Most Valuable Player Honorary Captain . . . Baskethal League GUIIEBIMBTS Dinuba's B basketball squad went through a bleak season with 7 wins and ll losses. The league record was 2 won and 6 lost, Coach Bill Dodge was taced with a rebuilding job micl-way through the season, because of dropouts. Having only one letterman returning at the start ot the season, Coach Dodge had to field a team ot little experience against the larger Sequoia League toes. Don Hodges led the team in rebounds, Dick Kawano in assists, and Cliff Stahl on points. The B reserves won 9 and lost 6. Front row: Charles Roque, Richard Kiawano, Charles Stahl, Jack Mathis, Monte Barnes, Robert Hutchison. Back row: Gary Oliver, Gordon Jenkins, Mike Lewis, oy Wilson, Don Hodges, Clifford Stahl. Not pictured, Gary Weber. ' PAGE FIFTY-SEVEIJ Left to right: Jerry Mears, Buddy Baker, Gary Weber, Ray Feraannclez, Craig Meadows, John Langley, Norman Trout, Paul Gleason 0ur 'C's' Did Well Too Dinuba's C basketball squad competed in the Sequoia basketball league held during football season and finished in third place. In spite ot a small turnout, Coach Murray's boys won half of their games and outscored every opponent in the second half. Captain Gary Weber' and Jerry Mears were the outstanding players. PAGE FlFTY'ElGHT i Basketball Season Summary Stepping into a larger league, the varsity basketball team won the Northern Sequoia League championship trophy in the final game. Winning seven and losing only to defending champions Clovis by two points, the Emperors defeated Reedley on their own court in the last game to earn the right to play Wasco for divisional championship. The divisional game in Dinuba was close and thrilling until Wasco pulled ahead in the final two minutes to win. Coach Buzz Champneys is to be congratulated for building Dinuba into a championship team in only two years. This year the team finished with a l2-6 seas-on record and scored 945 points to its opponents 909 points. The scoring was quite evenly divided among the starting five with Jack Putnam taking league scoring honors. Next year the Emperors are looking forward to successfully defending their title with the remaining varsity players and the B team aspirants that will move up. 241 11,37 Q QL-J i PAGE FIFTY-NINE ggw ,Q rw-Aww'-A, 1 , 1 - , A I va Q s- Front row: Al Bustamante, Larry Parker, Ronnie Collins, Charles Roque, D ean McReynolds, Richard Kawano, Bob Ahl, Paul Ware Don Hodges Back row: Coach Jay Acklin, Nick Masich, Gene Johnson, Gary Bissmeyer, Benjie Carrillo, Jerry Pritchett, Rex Coats, Don Meek, Marion Thomason Gar Foote Varsity Baseball Continues 0 -- When baseball season rolled around, Coach Jay Acklin found Z2 eager boys out tor practice. The squad was soon cut to l4 men, which consisted at seven seniors, two juniors, tive sophomores and no freshmen. Dinuba had to reschedule two league games because ot adverse weather conditions, which compelled them to play two league games in one week toward the end ot the season. The season was a very successful one tor the Dinuba Emperors, with only six losses and i4 wins. ln league play Dinuba had to share the league championship with Sanger. Coach Acklin commented, This was the best group ot boys l ever worked with, and l will certainly miss them when l leave this year. PAGE SIXTY Baseball Season Summary LEAGUE GAMES NON-LEAGUE GAMES 3 Dinuba Clovis 8 Dinuba Exeter 7 Dinuba Reedley O Dinuba Turlock 5 Dinuba Sanger 8 Dinuba Corcoran 2 Dinuba Selma O Dinuba Turlock 9 Dinuba Clovis 2 Dinuba Woodlake 8 Dinuba Reedley l Dinuba Tulare 4 Dinuba Sanger 3 Dinuba Parlier l Dinuba Selma O Dinuba Orosi Dinuba Corcoran Dinuba Redwood Dinuba Laton ,J W eflglzfffgi 9 Q W' ll V ' I-ll ' , , it r. arslty ongside . . . Front' row: Norman Trout, Joe Garcia, Bert Frazve Richard Green, Monte Barnes, Leonard Gaylord, Johnny Langley. Back row. Coach Bill D do G y Oliver, Don Kobay n J k Terry, Don Trout, Jim Brown. 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V, jj . fgev'fj,.Me:m43vg-,,,,,,cq ,:'W W, - ,A L: -V Q as 'ft fs ,lf Q, wr--Y v., V- ap.: Piigiiho 4.:.'..Q..,,f-lf GL- -.L-fn,-., -U- W ,gy-w-M ',.,i,, W -, , 4 ,ug . 1- Q ff ,,5,wx3i-FC'f'y4v,-,f'qL,s6:, Front row: Ken Oda, Curtis Nixon, Vic Jenkins, Chuck Lindsay, Jack Putnam, Earl Hultquist, Armando Barela, Jim Brown, Jack Mathis, Jim Lindsay, Lawrence Andrews, Ken Wilson, Clitt Stahl, J, D. Walker. Middle row: Jim Siler, Manager, Don Mlasich, Glen Walker, Larry Rocker, Judd Tripp, Jerry Rose, AI Surabian, Paul Lehner, Jerry Poole, Jim Lopez, Carl Williams, Don Doyle, Jerry Jarrett, Robert Aguilar, Coach Art Freiler. Back row: John Urbina, Ben Kor, Lowell Wilson, L. C. Haddock, Aram Kinosian, Gilbert Hara, David Diaz, Jim Breckenridge, Ronald Friesen, Glen Lehner, Bill Pitman, Claude Trammel, lan McNeilIy, Gary Weber, Coach Gene Barbie-r. .. 0ur Unpredictahle Spikers xi .L 'X ,K ,f . 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Plus--Gross Country Runners For the second straight year Dinuba l-ligh's cross-country team won the small schools valley championship. Places of the first five men on each team are added together and the team with the lowest score wins. David Diaz, Dinuba's top runner, placed fourth, as the Emperors won by lO points. Cross-country has been gaining in popularity at Dinuba High in the four years since Coach Arthur Freiler organized the first team. Vic Jenkins was chosen as team captain and David Diaz was the top runner for the third year in a row. 133-.l.a' XJ inn .42 .Y ,Q ill? E1 Sri The track team had one of its better years as it finished no lower than fourth in their division, in any meet it entered this year. In the league meet Dinuba placed third in both A and B class and second in C class. League champions from Dinuba were David Diaz, mile, and Earl l-lultquist, broad jump A class, Jack Mathis, 880, Cliff Stahl, 70 high hurdles, B class, Curtis Nixon in the 75 and l2O yard dashes, lan Mc- Neilly, high jump, and the C class 440 yard relay team of Mchleilly, Gary XN'ebei', Allen Fujiwara, and Nixon. Several new school records were set this year: Clifford Stahl set both thc high and low hurdle records in times of 9.5 and l8.6 respectively. Aram Kincsian broke the B shot record with a throw of 49 ft. 5'4 in. Chuck Lind- say, Jim Lopez, Jack Mathis and Cliff Stahl tied the B 440 relay record in 45.8. Gary Weber threw the C shot 48 feet for a record, and the C relay team of Allen Fujiwara, Gary Weber, lan Mchleilly and Curtis Nixon ran 46.6, lan Mchleilly tied the high jump record at 5 ft. 4 in. PAGE SlXTY THREE Wg, , . My Front row: Ruby Thompson, Pat Tomajan, Susann Mathis, Rosalind Seaman, Shirley Forrest, Monica Drew, Janet Cash, Mary Baker, Anita Shockley, Sandra Shin, Kitty Branum, Kay Jackson, Linda Nielsen, Second row: Sylvia Terry, Pat Magatagan, Connie Friesen, Janis Smart, Rose Colivas, Linda Warren, Nancy Harris, Barbara Milson, Janie Smart, Ann Davis, Vonnie Franks, Judy Hobson, Marla Simmons, Margaret Birk, Sharon Mclntyre. Third row3 Jerry Schroth, Bradley Cline, Buddy Baker, Gary Meadors, Robert Hutchison, Mike Oh, Mike Serbu, Don Troxel, Jimmy Price, Mike Lewis, Jeff Cash, Tony McLean, John Mulford, Brian Hayden, James Weaver, AI Dodds, Gary Munson, Jack Hansen, Gordon Jenkins, Mike George, Bill Spicer, Mark Shin, Guy Wright. They M ke a Big Splash Dinuba's navigators, under the direction of Buzz Champneys, swam through another season. The results of the division meet was not available at this time, but Dinuba did place third in the B class for boys. Mike Oh and Mike Lewis wer the only first place winners on a team composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores. r , ,, ,, ' f 4 fs ii E i ,,,,, , A i ruff! PAGE SIXTY-FOUR on , i . .,.... ,. - Ts-Q f T sfyfi me ,,,. E gs ,,,,, xx. E S 312 1 N ,-1 Vegsl. , ci X X ru 1 Front row: Sandra Keeffe, Gwen Walker, Marlene Sinner, Charlene Brooks. Back row: Mr. Gleason, coachg Johnny Wiens, Roger Wlhelm, Paul Gleason, Bobby Maxwell. It's a Good Racket Due to lack of practice facilities and a small and inexperienced Team, Dinuba's tennis team won only four matches this season. Some matches were lost because of lock of players To field o full Team, Sandra Keeffe and Gwen Wallcer were defeated in girls' doubles in the valley finals. Qb s , ss cc -- Y' . wx Ae cc, .. - c TKT - Kas 'Q as S . 33 5 in Q 1 N,,,-,Q c s 'si X 'X js sgirs I X Q si Q ix S i X X' K X. y s N 'Is M :psi -' +A , ,Qc My Q w N Qc adm, le, Ak . has A . . . sf NM p f s-. ,Mg -55,-. , .......M...M.. awk? -iv PAGE SIXTY-FIVE ?'g Lv Naughty - NGUQMY K W-f 5 L A You need more oornph Q 2 ,. Four httle monkeys X N x 7 z' X XV AMG girl! Hia' the basket! N, Q 1 X 5 K x x e I ibn! X0 ' 'B X QV H Q Q v Y My km . , Q' ' i if Aww li, ,. ef WW f , b -Q9 NCWOTd6d Thea' checks W' ners 2' ' Road-Dev-0' Nqfuyymr for Safety 55' o If M' ,I .4 ,mf , 'U' 1- . ' ' ' 5 , o ,X f, nj Q You CCIPI fc-li by looking I lr ' 1 rv, . f -W , , .1 25,,,f,.w um gy' Pof-lc SIXTY S!X G IIBYHL SP y Snaps.. .N Q, , 'Q H' A gb? KE? xv' . R U, K ,, ,xy f vm, , M ww N 4 X 1, 1 f - ,431 W x V f I t 1 K Q 'QM , ,A XX. x wwf A Q fg VFQM- .. X Ka 'K QA .A x.9,'u IVITIES Q' Kc ,N .' ffgj, 1 5 km V1 ' 4' i - S i K f lx Mfg. - - , I . - l 1 L-V --X , 123 - Z5 .,1.x'f - ' 1 ' ,f 1 - V ' g, ,, Y,,--- l....... ivy? r A ws-fbi' Front row: Mrs, Erbele, -advisor, Cherie Kleinsasser, Linda Hover, Jean Martin, Edith Belau, Linda Vose, Joyce Wright, Georgean Hurst, Charlene Scruggs, Judy Lindgren, Susie Batkin, Gwen Walker, Glenda Turpin, Mary Drew, Sandra Porton, Charlene Brooks, Marlene Sinner, Second row: Aram Kinosian, Joann Williams, Elaine Muzio, Gail Denman, Ann Stouffer, Lydia lnouye, Sumiko Hurokawa, Linda Osborne, Carol Ann George, Sue Farlen, Hope Hernandez, Joan Franks, Pat Magatagan, Patsy Myers, Sandra Keette, Akiko Nii, Jim Lindsay. Back row: Karol Nelson, Betty Teel, Linda Nielson, Kay Jackson, Laurel Locke, Winona Klassen, Carol Tniesen, Joyce Hoock, Jack Mathis, Vic Jenkins, Ben Kor, Mike Oh, Chuck Lindsay, Dennis Janzen, Richard Casey, Bob Lovelace, Gary Weber, Nathan Weaver. . . . California Scholarship Federation Future Business ,Leaders of Ame ica .. v i Front row: Monica Drew, JoAnn Tyler, Betty Teel, Judith Spomer, Charlotte Highfvield, Glenda W-atkins, Dolores Rowell, Mary Kalender, Teddy Collins. Second row: Mary McCIurg, Edith Walden, Oleta l-lays, Linda Wiebe, Betty Duvall, Phyllis Devins, Patsy Wadamoto, Akiko Nil, Mrs, Erbele, advisor. Bac ga , Q, YAw , - W ' 'iw A ' it it k row: Rosalie Arias, Marogret Koch-achian, Nancy Hara, Wandcbllighlield, Wylodean Ward, Hope Hernandez, Ann Jones, Kitty we 'vpn' 2 pi .as A' X i VW,-umm PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT E 'El - R gl l KW ' ei, 4 W Mmm is AQ 3 mt NM 1 I tl J I i if X li fi! A we 'Q if' rg' W ,gf 4 Back row: Bobby Barnes, Garth Glanzer, Lowell Nelson, Troy Murray, Lee Roy l-larms, Jim Espindula, Gaylon Hutchins, Elmer Penner, Charles Day, Jackie Terry, Don Meek, Byron Taylor, Charles Cornet. Middle row1 Johnnie Brandon, Al Dodds, John Schmidt, Charles Edgerly, Dennis Ehoff, Darrell Golbek, Cloud Trammell, Joe Garcia, Frank Arroyo, L, C. Haddock, Johnnie Langley, David Goodman, A, C, Edgerly, advisor. Front row: John Reed, Jim l-lart, Ervin Friesen, Charles Roque, Charles Evans, Frankie Mello, Melvin Fowler, Judd Tripp, Chuck Cortese, Jimmy Long, Billy Kuykendall, Marvin Duncan. Future Farmers of America Future llomemakers of America Front row: Marjorie Morris, Judith Spomer, Betty Teel, Bertie Noble, Shirley Forrest, Ann McBee, Frances Williams, Betty Ellen Maxwell Mary Ann Espandula. Back row' Barbara Johnson, lda Quintana, Cecelia Sandoval, Nancy Alvis, Beverly Mathis, Barham Wqrdl Nadine Liffle Carolyn Hesfer Carolyn Sloan, advisor. , J, ,,, , X .. PAGE SIXTY-NINE ,,-- Q iw 2 W -fe Front rowi Elaine Muzio, Ann Turner, Marilyn Robison, Deanna Womack. Mr. Murray, -advisor, Gary Bissmeyer, Gene Johnson, Johnny Osburn, Back row: Regina Drew, Linda Nielsen, Verna Nenf, Marlene Sinner, Mr, Asher, Advisor. Mrs. Finley, advisor. Gi ls' League a d vs' Federation Ulfcers Dinuba High Emeralds Fronf row: Kiffy Branurn, Jance Schmiclf, Joyce Hoock, Kiay Jackson, Winona Klassen, Rosalie Arias, Glenda Walker, Susan Bafkin, Connie Friesen, Janice Smart Middle row: Bobby Maxwell, Leonard Gaylord, Ron Hamsfrom, Monferey Stroud, Roger Wilhelm, Karen Moore, Jean Higginbofham, Mr. Kean. Back rowg Dave Flaming, Don Masich, Steve Burum, Bob Lovelace, Al Busfamonfe, Mike Oh, lan McNeilly, Ray Harland. -mm ,m+...mf..,,WW.,....,,,.c..,,m ,W,.f,N,,,.,,,.,.,,,,.,.....,..., L V .,,,. ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , , 3 ,,, Z, ,,,,,, ,,,,,. , f,,,, ,, K 7 ,, ,,f..,,,, W , , ,. ,. ., , ,,,, , , My . , 4,,, , K . 5 - Z f f 1 o J rv p.. iq XMI, , ,,ili 4 , J ,gl ,l , c.-li q so s PAGE SEVENTY Front row: Marlene Sinner Dorothy Smith, advisor, C Front' row: Jim Lopez, Paul Gleason, Nick Maslch, Jim Siler, Buddy Chambers, Richard Brock, Leonard Gaylord, Jerry Pritch- ett, Ben Furman, Second row: Mike George, Armando Barela, Gary l-lartman, Judd Tripp, Charles Roque, Frank Mello, Norman Trout, Ernest Hernandez, Ben Kor, Kenneth Flaming, Bill Lowns- bery, Gilbert Hara, Mike Oh, Jim Lindsay. Third row: Bob Ahl, Allen Fujiwiara, Aram Kinosian, Jim Breckenridge, Mike Lewis, Jim Hart, Les White, Mike Serbu, Joe Conway, Jerry Rose, Earl l-lultquisi, Gaylon Hutchens, Paul Lehner, Ernest Gould, Back rowp Don l-lodges, Paul Wore, Vic Jenkins, Tony McLean, Carl Williams, Carl Lehner, Aurelio Munoz, Dick Ogata, Gene John- son, Cliff Stahl, Richard Kawano, Charles Stiohl, Billy Umeda, James Weaver. Lower picture, front row' Ron Collins, John Mulford, Bob Fred- rickson, Jim Price, Coach Acklin, Bock row: Larry Rocker, Jack Putnam, Chuck Lindsay Ernie Richards, Jack Mathis, . . . Boys' Block Girls' Block D Ruby Franco, Shirley Forrest, Linda Nielson, Sandra Keeffe, Joan Franks, Back rowg oval, Kay Jackson, Pat Magatagan, Patsy Meyers, Gwen Walker, Margaret Judkins. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE f T ' ' ' 1 J . XTX!-Ya Yilifojv X . nkhixilldkd fi -IF I WI Wm, M Jul , , ,,, , , . . ,, , Y c -. s, ,-., --. ...Y -.., --.., .,..,. .... ...., .-. -,.,,... ..,. ..- .,... ,, -, ,,u,-, --,-, Y Y Y Y, Gleason, Judy Fowler. Third rowg Robert n Martin, Alice Hernandez, Beverly Reis, Marcia Alendal, Charlene Brooks, Nancy Brown, Kay Jackson, Barbara Spomer, Chuck Lindsay, Gary Weber, Carol Culver, Fourth row: Margaret Andrews, Arlo Hawkins, Linda Nielson, Deanna Womack, Margaret Judkins, Wilma Spomer, Ruth Garcia, Barbara Shaw, Judy Lewis, Dolores Cullers, Bonnie Munson, Don DeVere. Fifth row: Jim Lindsay, Jim Brown, Pat Magatagan, Regina Drew, Pat Myers, Aram Kinosian, Jerry Pritchett, Joe Garcia, Nathan Weaver. Sixth row: Pat Tomaian, Carol Barnard, Jeannine Pattee, Charles Stiahl, Hope Hernandez, Marilyn Prather, Sharon Mclntyre, Jim Hater, Ray Gene Weber, Richard Casey, Albert Surabian. Seventh row: Vic Jenkins, Jerry Pritchett, Robert Hutchison, Barbara Terry, Ann Jones, Carolyn Holcomb, Jack Mathis, Mike Oh, Georgene Hurst, Mike Lewis, Gaylon Hutchins, Gordon Jenkins, Ben Kor. Not pictured: Charlene Scruggs, Betty Teel, Jim Lopez, Art Branum. Top Contenders for Western Band Review The D.U.H.S. marching band, under the direction of William L. Cargile, participated in many events this year. They appeared many times on the football field, using individual lights for the first time in the grandstands, to add spirit and color to both football and league basketball games. This marching group was seen in such places as the Reedley Festival, Dinuba Raisin Day, Tulare County Fair parade, Fresno Armistice Day parade. These parades were not competitive. The band was in competition at the All Western Band Review in Long Beach, where they received first place in their division They received the sweepstakes trophy at the Madera Old Timers Day parade, took first in their division at the Fresno Centennial parade, and took third over the entire marching groups at San Francisco. The l7th Annual Music Festival was held here at Dinuba High March 9th, The Dinuba band took a rat- ing af superior, which is the highest rating possible. The Annual Band Show was another outstanding event for the band, lt was held on April 27 and 28. Hard work and long rehearsals proved to make it a near professional performance. PAGE SEVFNTYVTWO kr V, L! 1. 4 'Ln' 5, 7LfVL '1 .wwf Lf , ,f f 4 7 fu 1. ,ff, ,ff X ff N1 'Z Lwfj K7 Fflffjy N ,f4'4,f Lfiylff--z f ','L1'L4 J? M f ff 3 f ' ,yfLf,, -1 1, ff,4 MIM , .q f 4 L, gf .V ' f ff f,-7' A . k Q. +11-1 ,L 'f ,M fly Zcpff K LL, ,bgfrwiij , , , L,6mf,47, X U1 04211 J f,f,,.1 ff 1? 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H f 'A' , 2, f ,A , .'- X, - , ,Ln ff .- , J, - f ,, -L1 f'IzQ4, ff zQ1zg+ -, ,S 4 , A f --f -1 ,.ff., ,V J- .' ,wi Q f L M341 K f , f f ,f HW., 'RL Q'iQZ,f'. aj, X A -' 'J' F. , I 5 K '1 1 . f Lf 4' 1- , :L f, ,QQ T, -x .fgljyf 1 f g,, , J G -kr 9 -192' ,f WILLIAM L. CARGILE 3 Qg51f V, Director of Music I 4' , 4 ff V 4 ' I 1 1 Y, .vLi, ,,f f' I ff. ' I In 7 1, I ,V , 14, X . . 7, V X jg .1 ,' -2 ,7 f fw f - f , 'wks ff., . , , , - 4 'N1Zf . ' A me , , f ' 'I Q -4' ,J 1:12 ' -is-. fl M 1541 , V - ---' ,- , . K wx NT '12 xg I 72 4, A N ' ,yvd A, ,R V' ' ,f ' N, L' ,Q ,,,s,, Af N- MR, ---, f-x '14-A 1 y -,fl -' f ni. if X - , A S pf -- - ,.., , 5 'rf X. ' Q ,N , 'T-, -15 ,ffw , X, , -- of ' ,ff f x,,-1.3. xr , QF,-. 17 ' f L, 1 X, 1 gi, 1-f ' . V' ,X F, X , R H' . TT . . , ' X - A , , J fx L x K K x ff, ' ff- El, in Cm ,,,,.,,,,A ,f v. ,f,,, -A-H :-Vf.4-fa - Q- ,w,'.,,y' V Awg, 4, ,X , ' - K-,V QL ' af ff J w V ff A ,S N X v-.,,, N - , - 6 , 1 ' , 1 ff 4 '- x y. - V -f 1 ffx f' if V 1 X ', ', H, K1 V , ,--7' ' 1 ff: ' H, D , gf ' ff,.,J , I 6. 4 . , M' , 1' , , I, 1. , .., ' , f f' , f' -1 , J W, ,f ,ff , ,V A , . 4v, ,I , ! Q J Q7 X, ' -' ' V ff--f ,, Q, Qf ,, . , , A, f. X Lf ,,r!,V2,v, ,VV I .ff '72-S uf' 9' , X .., ,..J V . , .1 X rs 'Q X S1 S' dy . S v w N grin! by I .5 ,vu Ex W X 'Q egg- 'V 'swfidg , jr Mi ggzxgi, PAGE SEVENTY-THREE Band Show o 1956 Ns WA Nxt ' ,sg to i ff V-, ' 4-,. F1013 t 'zo '6 2 ,N fl ,,,,..wWf X, PAGE QEVENTY FOUR SV'fI'i' i r ' 4 The 1956 Band Snow, Accent on Music, was presented on April 26, 27, and 28. Under the direction of Mr. Cargile, it featured vocal solos, dance routines, choral and instrumental numbers. 1x.g,.wt X , ,fx F 1- ' , Q i fs X N Sq i -,G i f' E 925.5 yans 'ff 'SQNW QQ? ' f Nz -, ri X .. ' cY . A r EE s sis K ki' RQ K -5 -ss X 151-- ' SEX ll l it .14 Front row: Ruby Franco, Elizabeth Perez, Eva Franco, Barbara Boatman, Donna Brgwn, lnouyc ko, Joan Nelson, Clora Andrews, Virginia Tyler, Joan Foto. Middle row: Sandra Shin, Dolores Cullers, Barbara Pitman, Betty Gandrau, Sandra nning, Maurine Kirby, Linda Vose, JoAnn Williams, Ann Turner, Ann Sparks, Winona Klassen. Back row: Karol Nelson, Gretchen Glanzer, Dora Mason, Ann Davis, Judy Wells, Sue Farley, Janice Schmidt, Judy Nesgis, Donna Wilson, Gerry Wooden, Verna Nel'1f.AMIIQh'4 8,nn Just Singin' Along The chorus this year was a huge success. They participated in many activities, some of which were our Thanksgiving assembly, the Band Show, and Girls' League installation ot next year's officers, They sang tor sev- eral service clubs and performed in Fresno and various places, receiving generous applause, CHERIE KLEINSASSER Accornpanist PAGE SEVENTT-FIVE 1 Y 1,V ,M if , 5 ' be x, i 4 v X if J 5 Q' ima Q-.mf X 'f I':f:, 'M :A X -ff Top row: Don Trout, Betty Jo Wright, Gary Meadors, Joan Franks, Joanne Williams, Jerry Rose. Bottom row: Elaine Muzio, Janice Smart, Jack Hanson Jack Mathis, Cherie Kleinsasser, Judy Nesgis, Junior Cass Presents The Tangled Yarn N, E 4.u111WH 7 PAGE SEVENTY-SIX The Junior class play, entitled The Tan- gled Yarn, was presented January Zl, l956, The director was Mrs. Cormier, who did an exceptionally tine job. According to those who witnessed the performance, it was one ot the best ever produced by a junior class, The cast was well prepared, and every mem- ber played his part to perfection. it 3 1 Jr WNV' Q: , Q. ww V 3 LM W, H-. if I 5 Z1 . ' ' 'it 'a...,,,, .-V V' Z M K 'H ,, f-df ' W fab A LL 6 ? ' 1 , S , , Q 3 fx. Hi I 1 ' 'K ISL, CUTEST COUPLE- Sondy Tannhouser, Earl BEST GUM CHEWERS-- Olefo nys, Les White BEST FIGURE Cr PHYSIQUE- Marlene Sinner, Jerry Rose dx VF - Q - ,nv L., : Q A 'J I QQ N? ix li 3 1 Wsw I Ri, rv x V 2 .ww 0, 2 1 k f ' gt' 1 wmv Qfw'-'EQ . 1 f . X , gm 5 - , QulE1'EsT- I ? 1 E FRIENDLIEST- Ann Turner, Vic Jenkins I Lx- , I BEST LOOKING- Leta Russell, Sandra Manning, Nick Masich Qi x 5 if ' M X ' - A G f K ' .Q xf in VR, SW , A.EE 5 'WN , v xr ' W W V bv x.X,, N , .. 1 . X v X4 PRETTIEST HAIR BEST DRESSED-- BEST DANCERS--4 LOUDEST-- Rex Cm-,gg Cherse Klemsasser, Don Sharp 05695 1-guys, Judd T Bianchi- Shim Mark Shin PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN x i-L , i 6, f , t ts isnt A f 'R N w, tvs - f ,X l E rlhnunumu ,I ,:', I fa-13' , W' swf: a.s,g . A ',,,:'?g,,+' ea , ,. ,af fir, x -'Y . , ,., , ,, . M will Z Front row: Pat Parker, Barbara Sporner, Pat Brouhard, Norma Artley, Back row: Jim Lindsay, Paul Lehner, Phil Roach, Jim Lopez. Yours o Remember lt's a big job to put an annual together. We started work on the tirst day of school, in September, and there were times when we were pretty well discouraged, because pictures didn't come out right, or the weather seemed to be against us, or illness and other activities prevented us from following our schedule. We had to substitute in spots and omit in other places, Well, anyway, here it island we hope you enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed making it tor you. JUDY FLESI-IER lEditorl AND STAFF JUDY FLESHER BARBARA HARNETT CHARLES FREEMAN Editor Business Manager Faculty Advisor - sire! ,F if-gf oily Q 9 f j 6 N , , 9' -.is 1, 4 ,e-. ,,,i5,L - PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT i .3 , fs , Y, e N 1 iff- Front Flynn Carol Wc-lls, lk row: Peggy Ayers, Ruby Franca, Edith Walden, Mary MCClurg, Middle row: Pat Parker, Marlene Preston, Dythelene , Karen Moore, Barbara Ward, Linda Wiebe, Joyce Hamilton, Barbara Spomer. Back row: Gerald Flynn, Paul Lehner, Barnard, Virginia Garrett, Joann Tyler, Betty Gandrau, Charles Freeman, advisor, Carolyn Hester, Betty Howard, Judy Doris Hughes, Norma Artley, Jlm Lindsay, Jim Lopez Meet the Press We know, now, what a job it is to put out a newspaper! lt's been a pleasure, however, to serve you as editor of your Emerald and White. We have tried diligently to cover all the news ot Dinuba High, as each issue went to press, We had a fine staff, and a good bunch of reporters. We extend our best wishes to next year's editor, JEANNINE PATTEE lEditorl AND STAFF JEANNINE PATTEE MARGIE FREEMAN ALLOWAYNE BECKERDITE PRECHT Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager 'ws-V TVN, wt 5 D . s as S w 1 ,,,,-- u.M' PAGE SEVENTY-Ning A COMPANY. Kneeliryg, left to right: Gilbert Hara, Don Young, Eloy Perez, Anthony Rodriguez, Charles Day. First row: Billy Beard, David Rodriguez, Arturo Mitchell, Lowell Wilson, Jimmy Long, Eugene Watkins, Gerald Voss, Gary Hamilton, Bobbie Le Von, Raymond Fernandez. Second row: Billy Spier, Jerry Mickey, L. C. Haddock, Byron Taylor, David Goodman, Beniie Chacon, Gary Foote, Julio Luna. Back row: David Stucky, Jim l-lutson, Ralph Phillips, Joe Conway, Guy Wright, Gar- land Sharp, Willard Green, Charles Stacy, Winfred Weaver, Jerry Poole. B COMPANY. Kneeling, left to rightg Billy Pitman, Melvin Fowler, Lowell Nelson, Sonny Forrest, Gaylon Hutchins. First row: Willie Sharp, Paul Murrell, Curtis Nixon, Bob Christensen, Jerry Barnett, Wallace Waller, Nathan Weaver, Charles Cude, Larry Collins, Joe Noel, Dale Dann. Second row: Gary Jones, Stanley Ward, Abel Soliz, Manuel Burciago, Bobby Fredricksen, Bob Sharp, Bill Kuykendall, Ed Burkett, Marvin Duncan. Back row: James Stacy, Douglas Hale, Les Kalender, Marvin Thom- ason, Jim Young, Ray Lasswell, Charles Evans, Don Voyles, Bill Lownsbery, Fred Holden, Brian Hayden, Don Troxel. . . . Company--Halt! HEADQUARTERS: Captain Jay Acklin, Lt. Col. Jim Lopez, Maj. Ernest Gould, Capt. Lonnie Wiggins, M.Sgt. John Vogel, Sgt. Willie Sharp, Cpl. Billy Beard. Z . , -. i ,Vu . I. ef.. , , 3 e f- ' -I ' ..., ,ff PAGE EIGHTY We have had a Cadet Corps to be really proud of this year. Under the command of Lieut. Col. Jimmy Lopez they accomplished one of the best retreat parades in the history of the Cadets. Our corps is considered one of the best in the State of California. The rifle team did exceptionally well, as their seven-man team placed fifth in the State meet and the members received the O'Sullivan Match ribbon. Maj. Ernest Gould of the team, fired at Sacramento in the State finals. The team consisted of Lt. Col. Jimmy Lopez, Maj. Ernest Gould, Sgt. Willie Sharp, Sgt. Dennis Ehoff, Sgt, Bill Pitman, Sgt. Paul Muriel and Lt. Melvin Fowler. The Drill Team also did a very good job, as they took a surprising number of victories. We were happy to have Capt. Jay Acklin as commandant of the corps this year. Without him none of our accomplishments would have been possible. Rifle Team - D ill T am . . . i RIFLE TEAM. Kneeling, left to right: Gil- bert Hara, Wallace Waller, Gerald Voss, Abel Soliz, Manuel Burciaga, Les Kalencler, Melvin Fowler, Doug Hale, Standing: Brian Hayden, Paul Murrell, Dennis Ehoff, Don Troxel, Bill Pitman, Willie Sharp, Ernie Gould, Jimmy Lopez. DRILL TEAM. Kneeling: Charles Day, Billy Spier, Guy Wright, Bill Pitman, Dennis Ehoff, Manuel Burciaga, Wallace Vv'Oll9l'i Arturo Mitchell, Gilbert Hara. Standing: A Lowell Nelson, L. C, Haddock, Bobby Fred- rickson, Joe Noel, James Stacy, Gary Foote Charles Stacy, Julio Luna, Larry Collins David Rodriguez. -ef Ae- Ns -gi.- PAGE EIGHTY-ONE E , f f l s ll 5 ?V ,iQ lei Top row: Pete Krahn, Douglas Hale, Dennis Friesen, Mr. Cargile, advisor, Bottom rowi Eddie Callers, Jim l-lofer, Don Argenbright, The Pull the Ropes and Flip the Switches . This is the crew behind the scenes, whose job it is to see that the curtain goes up or down at the proper time, that the right lights are on or off at the right moment. They change the scenery, operate the complicated switchboard, create the various off-stage sounds, clean and paint the flats, and perform a thousand and one other odd jobs. They are always on hand during all plays and programs. Mi: William I.. Cargile was in charge of the group. PAGE EIGHTY 'TWO . . . Valentine Dance A huge red heart, with streamers leading from it, was the center of attraction at the Girls' League Valentines Dance, held February ll in the girls' gym, Orosi l-ligh School was invited, and helped to make it a success. PAGE EIGHTY-THREE Raisin Day 1955 Ramona Golden, a senior at D.U.I-l.S., reigned as queen of the Raisin Day festivities this year. Her attendants were Gail Denman, Rosemary Fuentes, Sandra Manning tall students at D.U.H.S.J and Elaine Balentine, dass ot '55 The theme of the annual parade was Today's Youth-To- morrow's Hope. Key to Education was the theme of the High Sc:hooI's float, which won the sweepstake prize of 3550. ,M V , Q S , , ! 4Z,s Z N 51 X ei Q 3' , sk I ,,jE,- x sv, 9 to fr W K 4- is K e l Qi. ,fe 5, of Q ti i 90 96 VW . 513' w 90 'Q 99 J 0 0 90 'ff Q 4 GN ww I il f .. Candy Cane Lane--Christmas Formal Candy Cane Lane was the winning theme submitted by Karol Nelson tor the Girls' League annual Christmas Formal, This year's formal was held in the Masonic l-lall on December l7, with the Star Dusters of Madera furnishing the dance music. PAGE EIGHTY-FIVE F.F.A. Barn Dance . . The Future Farmers of America held their annual Barn Dance in the Jefferson Hall March 17. Kitty Branum, sophomore, was this yeor's queen, with Verna Neht, Marcia Newton, and Judy Hobson as her attendants. 3 a PAGE EIGHTY-SIX , ff , K ' y we fa 3 Y W . V 1 Y f ' ' ' I , ,gi t ' fx? ' I., I V ' , 1, . , ,, I J l TK ' r 4, .. Cadet Military Bal Q10 W f The Annual Military Ball, sponsored by the Cadets, was held from 8:30 to l2:OO in the Jefferson l-lall on February 21. Evelyn Avey, a freshrnan, reigned as queen, with attendants, Barbara Boatman, Roberta l-loustan, Rose Colivas and Delores Cullers. PAGE EIGHTY-SEVEN Girls' League Mardi Gras The Girls' League held their annual Spring Fashion Show April ZO, and their Spring Dance April Zl, in the Washington Cafeteria. Balloons, ser- pentine and masks carried out the theme ot Mardi Gras. Twenty-eight girls vied tor Queen of the Mardi Gras, with Rose Colivas as the winner. Marilyn Robison, Sandy Tannhauser and Judy Lind were her attendants. RX tim sir, FZXGE EIGVHTY-EIGHT A I . X 3 v f gg Q , 1 x Vi E E , 8 r dd fh fi , 5 i e 3532,-f- A -A., ..X.,,v. . foorbau, set if fix! Mousse shame on YOU Meet Our Advertisers I ..-- : . WOODI-IOUSE CYCLERY BIcYcLES - REPAIRING LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED Ph ne 139-J Herman Weaver 138 South I.. Street BRECK'S Home Furnishings 132 West Tulare Street Phone 751 SPROUSE-REITZ CO., Inc. VARIETY STORE 135 North L Street D b DINUBA DRUGS Warren Christensen Phone 70 119 E. Tulare Street JANZEN - YOUR JEWELER GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 73-W LES RICI-IEIELD STATION OIL, GAS Er ACCESSORIES C . Kern and L Streets Phone 111-J DI NUBA CLEANERS Sparkle Cleaning - S. G I-I. Green Stamps FRED I-I HOVER Phone 399 331 East Tulare Sf DINUBA FLOWER SI-IOP B, GALLE There's Always an Occasion for Flowers Phone 156 538 East Tulare Sf. VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 522 East Tulare Street Phone 1159 y FOOD LOCKER FROZEN FOODS AND THE FINEST IN MEATS SUPERIOR CRAFTSMANSI-IIP I-lurst Printing Service - Dinuba 144 South L Street PIWOPQ 3117 PAGE IJINETY S E L I G M A N ' S Dept. Store G Appliance Store 151 North L Street 139 South L Street lClasses of '07, '08, '15, '16l GEISER'S FLOWERS For Those Who Want the Best Maurice A. Geiser Phone 777 168 South L Street WILLARD COCHRAN Cr SON DODGE e PLYMOUTH SALES e SERVICE New Tires and Tire Recapping Phone 10 194 West Tulare St. I-lELEN'S BABY G TEEN SHOP 235 East Tulare St. Dinuba MYRON FREW MEN'S wEAR Headquarters for Award Sweaters Phone 87 126 East Tular e St. Friend'S Insurance Agency We Stand Between You and Loss Phone 46 229 East Tulare St. JUSTESEN'S FOOD STORE Owned and Controlled in the San Joaquin Valley 205 East Tulare St, D' b KIM'S TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE Phone 508 329 East Tulare Street TISDEL G KELLY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 309 P. O, Box 536, Dinuba, Calif. KARL'S SHOE STORE SHOES EOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 120 East Tulare St, Dinub DINUBA SENTINEL SENTINEL PRINTING e PUBLISHING co. Phono I5 145 South L Street DIXIE DRIVE INN PETE C1 PAUL The Place to Eat Where All Friends Meet 495 East Tulare Street Phone 987 Ae, O. G. Bud Kampmann ,fy mnutns y NN INSURANCE IAN 0 ' AI Phone 51 O ' ' Q 240 East Tulare St. DOYLE'S NORWALK SERVICE PICK-UP C7 DELIVERY SERVICE Lubrication - Tires - Washing - Accessories Meet 0ur Advertisers TABLE SUPPLY Schofield C7 PoDe EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE Phone 415 ZOO North L Sh SCOTT Er PAYNE SH!PMAN'S UNION SERVICE SAM HEINRICHS, Druggist Phone 9191 Class of 'zo I7O East Tulare sf Ph 30 155 East TU' 5' Angell's Men's G Boys' Wear Near State Theatre l72 North L Street Phone 300-W JUST FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE OF bisTiNcTioN Ph ne 145 202 East Tulare Sf DINUBA HARDWARE CO. HOUSEHOLD WARE - SPORTING GOODS Phone 2 II3 North L Street WIPF ELECTRIC Ph ne 656-W ZI4 S th L St WEAVER'S 5 G io it 'Uri A. A. Lindsay I ASH'S AT RICHEIELD 495 East Tulare Phone 630 McCRACKEN PHARMACY REXALL DRUGS WESTERN AUTO Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods l83 South L Street Phone 427 Dinuba Home Cr Auto Supply FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Firestone Home G Auto Supply l7I East Tulare Street Phone 473 ALTA CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET CARS G TRUCKS Ph e 22 I89 North L St t CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I955 FROM A FRIEND DlNUI3A BARGAIN HOUSE FURNITURE Westinghouse E7 Whirlpool Appliances Phone 90 I33 South L Street ALTA INSURANCE AGENCY 33 Years of Continuous Public Service R, G. McCormick '40 S. P, McCormick SNO-WHITE DRIVE-INN For the best in Hamburgers, Hot Dogs lce Cream and Donuts of South K and East Kern Sts, Phone 55l DINUl3A HARNESS SHOP FINE LEATHERS Ph ne 40 II9 south I. ST r MATHIS G I3OLINGER Home Furnishings and Appliances Class ot '29 Ph ne II4 163 North L St t FAST'S TIME SHOP HAMILTON WATCHES Ph ne 84-W II7 South L St t ART'S CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery Service Ph zio me sOihEsf i G I L M O U R ' S FORMALS OR WEDDING GOWNS IGS North L Street THEATRE ELORIST Rose C. Shinn '37 Ph llbb sn-,ie Th I Bldg PAGE NINETY-oNE V Meet Our Advertisers Guy L. Munson - Carl M. Steele - Robert H. B y GUY L. MUNSON CO. GENERAL CONTRACTING - RETAIL LUMBER YARD 275 West Tulare Street Phone 532 FLOYD PERRY ASSOCIATED SERVICE OI Tulare Street, corner I Phone 477 DAVID MARTZEN STUDIO Photograohs With a Personality Phcne IOI6-J 179 South L Street TH E ALTA ADVOCATE Commercial Printing - General Publishing sos E. Tulare sf. DINUBA UREIoLSTERINc3 - By Experts Also Furniture and Rug Cleaning SATISFACTION GUARANTEED l6O South L Street Phone 97 Din IJ Parks Body G Fender Works T43 South K Street Phone 889 C. 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