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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

Y- 1 -ve The 1957 DELPH ECH D. U. H. S. ff Published onnuolly by the Student Body of the Dinubo Joint Union High School, Dinubo, California. Printed in the high school print shop. nf ft 50 4 E1 K s .J f MMM GUNTENTS AdmInISffOflOH Classes ACTIVITIES Music G Dromo Sports Advertising 91 93 FDREWURD We have chosen to feature the D U H S Emperor crest un thus l957 edutuon of the Delphuc Echoes The emblem orugunated un l928 maunly as a result of the state basketball champuonshup whuch was won the year pre vuous Bernuce Boone desugned the emblem whuch un com petutuon wuth several others was chosen by the commuttee as beung the most representatuve to serve Dunuba Hugh un future years The numeral 27 enclosed un a laurel wreath repre sents the above mentuoned state champuonshup The three bars represent valley champuorushups un major sports The name Emperors unducates power and the crown lends an aur of dugnuty Thus book us the culmunatuon of a Year s work by your edutor and staff and we have trued to make ut reflect the lufe and actuvutues of Dunuba Hugh A you browse through the pages un years to come we trust you wull be able to reluve thus year un memory We extend our suncere thanks to all who helped make thus annual possuble l957 DELPHIC ECHOES STAFF 1 ' I I - 1 , . ' I 1 H H - f I . . . . , 1 1 W N PRICE DEDICATIUN A warm smnle and o fruendly greetlng charocternze our Prnncupal W Newton Pruce to those who meet hum an and around the school premlses Although hrs offnce as of neces slty more remote than he would luke both students ond ready to unterrupt has carefully planned schedule to lrsten to theur problems and to offer advuce where needed lt as wuth a deep sense of satusfactnon and pleasure that we the staff deducate thus 1957 ussue of the Delphuc Echoes to our Principal Mr Price I ' I . . I teachers who need advice or counsel know that he is ever , . , . . ADM Q9 TRATIDN Board of Trustees James R French Supermtendent of both elementary and hugh school dns tracts of Dunuba rs completrng hrs first year un thus responsrble positron H succeeded Edward D Morgan who re signed to accept a srmnlar posrtuon at Daly Cnty Mr French came to Dmubo from Coalrnga where he served for a num ber of years as pruncupal He us mar ned and has two chrldren Rodney I2 and Nancy 9 JAMES R FRENCH Drstruct Superrntendent ,m-we., .,a ' Left to rrght John Kaender Wlllrarnl Funk Presdent Llttom Cochran Clck Fred Batkrn Rudolph S Johnson W N Prrce Pruncnpol James R French Dstrct Superntendent 6 - r R 1 . , ' I - , r ' 1 .,, ' ...Q -L ' W ffl.: -i-. '- -. Mr,. V' -4,1 . V4 H. . 6 ,v , . mg X so ,H N . - eg - Q , kt, ,1f 5- NWLMA- QL v , I .J I, , C f mf' V . f , - . . - , , I I 1 , Ar' I , . , . . . ' r - , i i r W N PRICE Prunclpal M BILLIE ASHER LILLIAN MACKERSIE GRACE MCGINNIS Admnnnstratuve Assnstant Durector of Guudance Dnrector of Chuld Welfare and Attendance Faculty PETE ESTRADA General Scnence Spcmlsh I HELEN CORMIER Arfs ond Crofls JOHN E GEROW Drxver Trornmg MARY BELL EOLLIS Clvlcs World Hlsrorv LJ S Hxsfo y 8 DOROTHY ANDERSON Drama Workshop En hsh I BILLIE ASHER Adrmmsrratuve Assuslont Advanced Conslruclmon LENORA EICHENBERGER Algebra I General Math Glrls Physical Educoflon WILLIAM L CARGILE BEULAH CADWELL Band Glrls Chorus U S Hust ry Stogecrofr En :sh lll PHYLLIS ANN CARTER CHARLES H FREEMAN Gxrls Phv :col Educallon Prmlung Journolnsr-n Publucotuons Adviser A C EDGERLY MARGARET FINLEY Aqrncullure Study Holl Farm Mcchanxcs Lnbrory FLOYD CHAMPNEYS CAROLINE ERBELE ARTHUR FREILER EARL ROGERS Woodshop Busnness English Office Boys Physncol Educotnor Algebra Trngonometry 5TUdw HOII Practucc Shorthand Typnng , ' . , o Q' QI , S! I I V '. r ' I I RALPH PARDUE Clvlcg, Colufornlo Hlstory, General Sclence MARTIN F. GOEHRING Chermstry, Physncs General Moth LILLIAN MACKERSIE Dlrector of Guldoncc Englnsh, Public Speokmg PAUL MICHEL! English I Soclol Studies JOHN J GOODELL Boys' Physscol Educotuon Buslncss Arlfhrnetuc MABLE P. KLOSTER English l, ll, III HORACE C. LOWNSBERY Photography, Audno Vlsuol Study Hall CAROLYN M. SLOAN Hofnemcklng I, ll, III LLEWELLYN GLJENTHER Bookkcepmg, Record Kccplng Typlng, General Business FRANCIS ROQUE Soclcl Studlcs Bnology MARY NII School Nurse Faculty ARCHIE L PATTERSON Auto Mcchomcs R UTH LEITZ KE Senlor l-lomemokmg KENNETH MURRAY Sponlsh ll, III, French Rcodzng Improvement Cadets LOREN GREGORY FERN M TRlPP Mcchomcol Drowmg Specool Educotlon Study Hall 1' bus., mmlhn'i EARL HULTQUIST GAIL DENMAN Presudent Vuce Presadent JOYCE HOOCK BARBARA BOATMAN Treasurer YLII Leoder PHYLLIS DEVINS ELAINE MUZIO Dclphuc Echoes Edxtor Gnrls League Presndent Student Body Ufflcers IO N -v-.., Q JOANN WILLIAMS Secretory PAT PARKER Emerald ond Whlte Edutor NICK MASICH Boys Federation Presldent 'Q , . I . ' ,U X .rm . ' , , . . , ,L,, A . xl ,wa-mfg 1 nt 3 ,,,,. vnu 4 V,.. , r..?. ' , hey, 4 ., LIKE W. Q ,. ,T 'Q .L,,.. ,, A .kIf?E , . ,Z I . A I , ,V 4 L' Q- ' 'Iv Q , 5 - . - ,f' Y NLMM gr . lE:yfA - I . 5 ! I' . ' , - 1 W , 54 I A ' f L I I 'S v 3, . 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I , , , I Student Council The Student Councul ns grateful for the oppor tunlty of servlng the Student Body durung the past year The Councxl began the year by sellung approx: mately 400 student body cards At two Back to School nlghts sponsored by the P T A they acted as guades They revised and corrected the Student Handbook and dance rules They studued Practlcal Parlramentary Procedure for use during their councul meetnngs Country Store was used nn thenr Idea of a concesslon In the P T A Carnuval on Halloween night The Councll attended the League of Student Counculs meetung an Reedley on October l8 They sponsored a dnve for money to go toward the sup Korean orphan Paek Moon Suk was adopted The Councrl hosted the C A S C Conventnon Front row left to right Joanne W llsams Student Body ec etcry Elaune Muzuo Grrls Leoaue Presndent Gaul Dewman Student Body Vice President Joyce Hoock Student Body Treasurer Nels Maslch Boys Federatuon Presldent Earl l-lultqurst Student Body Presdent Mordo Herman Sophomore Class President Barbara December l3 They put on a program for the P T A on January 8 They acted as a Student Court to punush vlolators of the Student Codes The maloruty of offenses was for lutterlng the campus They sponsored a March of Dames dance January I2 and several noon tnme dances dunng the colder weather A Budget Commuttee was formed to revise the budget plan of the school They ordered IOOO E onomy Sheet decals which consists of fnve dlffer ent Emperor decals rn all The Student Body and the Student Councnl enter ed a float In the Rasm Day Parade whuch took first On May l they attended the C A S C Dlstrlct I2 meetlng held In Portervllle Hugh School Bootman Head Yell Leader Pat Parker Edltor of the Emerald and Whlte Back row Gary Webe Junnor Class Pres dent Day d Slnner Freshman Class President Leonard Gaylord Er-neralds Pesldent Robet Lovelace Sen or Class President M Bulls Asher Student Councul Adv ser l l I II - . . I Il ' ' I r ' ' 'I - . . I T I . . Y .C . . . . U part of our Koran orphan, Choe Chong. A New in its division, , . . . , ' 1 I , S f Q 1 , 1 , ' , ' F ' ' 1 , , : r, n j I ' , ' 4 ' 'I n- ' I I r 'I g r , il ' 5' r, e I I f I I . I' DU .As W Standing Gommlttees SCHOLARSHIP Mrss Klostcr Mrs Cadwell Mnss Follls Elame Muzlo Gall Denman Chcrne Klernsasser CURRICULUM Front row Patsy Myers Ruta Ball Pat Parker Stephen Burum Back row Mr Asher Mrs Guenther Mrs BRUNCH BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Robert Lovelace Susan Botkrn Gwen Walker Leonard Gaylord Mr Asher Mr Murray Mr Michel: LIBRARIANS Front row Barbara Am' Davrs Monterey Stroud Shirley Polk Lnndcl Osborn Monnca Drew Vrckv Munoz Dar lene Stanfleld Evelyn Avey Back row Mrs Finley Judy Albright Pat Ashton Patsy Muze Betty Jo Wrnght Jo Ann Tyler Connne Herring Ruta Ball Maurme Kirby f X is . , ,M 6 . cp K, w E I l . X l l . 3 . l - , t , l .2 A ' I X Q is Cormuer, Mrs. AFinIey, 'Mr. I-Irice. I I L+ I Q- s- I I X 1 - 'N v Vx y ,i y W , r J I I I 1, I - 1 F. I X V I , I ' - I, . K3 ' , I , 1 . Standing Committees DISPLAY Lucky Collnns Wondo McClure Mr: Cormner Phyllis Devlns SAFETY Mr Prlcc Robert Lovelace Roger Wilhelm Bull Szpor ASSEMBLY AND RALLY Borboro Bout mon Mrs Anderson Gull Denman M Corgrle Morgoret Judknns JUNIOR RED CROSS Joanne Wnllnorrs Morcno Newton Mrs Trnpp Carole Tnuescn Q -1-aw., 1 I3 MRS HARRIETT BROWN MRS HELEN GUERRA MRS MARY BRANUM Offlce Secretory Attendance Office Secretory Secretory to School Nurse ond Clmld Welfore They Do the Work School Dustodlans ,KN fox K. lf? swift' Q W Mn 'Q Left to right Somuel H Mortzen Supernntendent of Bunldnnq ond Grounds Glenn Horroh Robert 'loylor Cecnl Hzgh fscld Cor! Ebner Scott Slsson J H Dovosher Roy Gross Wulluom Johnson I , 9 f 2 f iv Q 3, if gifs-. v 532272, gf ,f 2 . , ' f' 1 G is A to 3 Q 7 ' 'S' A we ' - L. . 2 I, 14 ,V X . 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A A 5 ,Qfir Q 4 - f' 5, I ,gr 1 In A it V, ,Q A Y sf, 1 c f Y 2 'fm hs. 4 I A S 1 - ' 1 1 V ' GL W Glass of 1957 CLASS MOTTO From Dream to Realsty CLASS COLORS Green and Sslver CLASS FLOWER Whste Rose Carrysng on the tradstson of Dsnuba Hsgh the sensors gave a lsttle party for the freshmen sn the form of an snstsatson The password to the party was Help Week and the secret saysng I love sensors entstled the freshmen to such fun as hoe sng weeds raksng leaves and cleansng off the ssde walks The sensors acted as supervssors Another tradstson was observed on Aprsl 9 when the sensors came to school dressed as assorted char acters and ansmals Many of you may have guess ed by now that thss tradstson ss called Sensor Dress Up Day sn whsch the sensors have a lot of fun Lets Hove a Party was the theme of the sensor assembly held on February 28 sn whsch they took second place The class voted to spend thesr Dstch Day at Sequosa Lake Mr Goodell Mrs Fsnley Mrs Erbele Mr Roque 16 an 'W' pw-'K If ROBERT LOVELACE Pressdent LES WHITE Vsce Pressdent Secretary Treasurer li 44' . , . I I ' I I la! H ' f 2, ,, , . II II ' ll I I . ,, . I 1 I - ' . . . ' sf 1 I f . - A W 3 ' ' I ,I H I ' - - - ll - , H. l I I - . 1' ' V A 2 5- e l if, ', V - H ' fl , ' f :fma MONTEREY STROUD - , . , . , . ' - 1 s I 1 -F .. - I Senior Class History The history of the Senior class began on the first day of school in 1953. 1953 54 The freshman year was spent in getting used to high school but after our initiation we settled down to selling programs at football games and electing our officers Charles Roque was elected president with Nick Masich vice president and Eunice Hampton secretary treasurer 1954 55 Our sophomore year started with a bang We took first place with our assembly ln the Good Old Summer Time Sandra Manning and Nick Masich were voted the most popular sophomores and Jack Mathis was elected president Bob Mitsu aka vice president and Sharon Dawson secretary treasurer 1955 56 As upperclassmen we had a busy time with our money raising protects which included the conces sions at football games basketball games and dur ing the Raisin Day Festival Song Heaven theme of the yunior assembly placed second and an underwater theme was car ried out in the Junior Senior banquet and prom The class officers were Robert Lovelace pres: dent Gall Denman vice president and Joanne Williams secretary treasurer 1956 57 Now that our senior year is over we can say well done l We initiated the freshmen and took sec cnd place with our assembly Lets Have a Party Mary Depew and Robert Lovelace were voted most likely to succeed with Gail Denman and Earl Hultquust most popular seniors Our class officers are Robert Lovelace president Le White vice president and Monterey Stroud Secretary treasurer This is not the end of the senior class history it is only the beginning RAYGENE WEBER A nice guy to have around BARBARA ANN DAVIS Particular EARL HULTQUIST Student Body President Sandy JUDITH FOWLER Oh! Those golden locks! DON ARGENBRIGHT Blue Eyes MARLENE PRESTON Ass't Editor of Delphlc Echoes Our little girl ARMANDO BARELA Can that guy dance' MARILYN PRATHER Check that smnle' BILL BEARD Stull waters run deep BETTY JO WRIGHT Tnes to please JOHN BAERG Good lookung JOANNE WILLIAMS A frnend to all JIM BRECKENRIDGE Breck LINDA WIEBE Oneo th two W plus M JIM BROWN plays o cool trumpet ,l I ,. . W ,I 'U f 3 . , . 4 2' K fi wi' 1957 STEPHEN BURUM I'm here! EDITH WALDEN Second ot the two W plus M EDDIE CULLERS Ruff JOANN TYLER Doc CHARLES DAY Silent Soldier JOY TUBBS Our little angel GABRIEL DIAZ Gobrlel blow your horn' MONTEREY STROUD Semnr Clncs Ser Treasurer Just Tommy JERRY ROSE Physique ANN SP AR KS SDcIrky BOB GOODELL Im thanking' JUDITH SPOMER I m Qettnng morrned NICK MASICH Boys Federotlon Prcsudent All round athlete JAN ICE SMART Sodue MIKE SERBU Funk I9 'i I JIMMY JACKSON Short, dark, and handsome JANET CASH GATES . l'm a MrS TONY MCLEAN Track man DIANA LAUDERDALE FERGUSON I'm small, but I hooked hfm fi nhv E Av' ,' 4 RITA BALL Ambition plus JOHN VOGEL See my medals! PATRICIA MAGATAGAN SIIL-nee ws aoldcn how I hate gold GARY MEADORS Moonlwght gambIer M f 'I I 'wif 44417 BILL SZPOR '.et's have some fun DOROTHY CHANCE Sweet aid-fashworted gurl CHARLES ROQUE When V105 hat Into rmschwcf has wovkvng at It PATRICIA ASHTON Srmle when you say Texas I:-.-. ,I Q 2 BARBARA BOATMAN Head YeII Leader GARLAND SHARP Goat herder Oueenue PAT PARKER BOB MIDKIFF Ecinor of Emerald and Whnte GUI5? Never heard Of them' Lnttle M153 Meamc DARLhNE LUTE RICHARD RLJTAN Someonck 5ecretary Ia Ie Man with a motov WINFRED WEAVER CLENNA COLE What pretty black haur Baby face , V kai .f 21 ,,,V' 'Q 1957 WALLACE WALLER I may be little, but-- JOYCE HOOCK Student Body Treosurcr She keeps our money RONALD WARE A nce guy MON CA DREW Wnmfrcd ERNIE RICHARDS Mc and my cor' CONNIE HERRING NICI' os she IS cute JACK MATHIS Corc to blow o note wlth mc? EUNICE HAMPTON Wheres Lonnie? JERRY MACKERSIE What s thc mottcr wlth studyunn9 JUANITA GOLDEN Always o lruend ROBERT LOVELACE S n or Class Prcsudcnt Elnstem Jr E'AINE MUZIO Girls Lcofzuc Presldcnt Thcrcs no one Ilkc hcr CARL LFHNER Pulnllcctucn Fhotog ov cr uscd to bc boshful but VIRGINIA GARCIA Tiny ond sw ct JOHN KIDWELL Future sclcntlst Y if Q-uQ .1 ,Nl GAIL DENMAN Student Body Vice President Pleasant personallty WILLARD GREEN Bc good or Bozo wull get you BETTY DU VALL A loveable Ilvfle gal DOUGLAS HALE Hot rodder' GLORIA LIRA Smooth DENNIS EI-IOFF Denme CHERIE KLEINSASSER Our Icadlng lady LIONEL REIS The strong svlent type ESTHER MANDUFFIE Southern go CAYLON HUTCHENS ma c If' PEGGY ELLIOTT June brldc WAYNE OLIVER ffucndller guy cant be found PATSY MYERS RI!o's pol TOM JACKSON Hi Ilvcs for Saturday mght JOAN FRANKS Qulel os 0 mouse 23 2 I DWIGHT GOOSSEN Sonny boy PHYLLIS DEVINS EdlTor of Delphi: Echoes Irish Eyes 1957 VICTOR FRANCO l'm lust sforflng To Ilvc PATSY ELLIOTT Peggy's SISICr 54 4 'f- . I .6 24 W DARRELL GOLEEK Our red head DORA MASON Heord but not econ GARY HARTMAN Compus Cutnc GLORIA ABRAHAM I'm no? Tolkmg 6- SHIRLEY POLK Infellngent STEVE HOPPE Not rv smgIe wovry MAURINE KIRBY Owe? until you know GILBERT HARA FLIII of llfC -0 3 f 'H Most Likely to Succeed Mary Depew and Rob rt Lovelace were voted by the Student Body as the Sensors most lukely to succeed Mary l7 was born December 20 l939 ln Dnnuba She was awarded the Bank of Amerlca trophy ln the gen eral fleld of Llberal Arts She held the offuce of treas urer of the C S F Mary has partlclpated In the Band Show and the Junior Class assembly She also has re celved awards In Hlstory and Language She enjoys swlmm ng badmlnton popular music watchlng TV and mcv es at the theatre Mary plans to attend Fresno State and major ln education Her ambutuon IS to teach school Robert Lovelace I7 was born December I '939 ln Fresno He won thus year s Bank of Amerlca trophy ln the general freld of Sclence and Mathematucs Robert ha held the offlce of Junior Class presldent Senlor Clas presldent and Safety Councll chairman He was a member of the Emeralds C SF Pep Club and the Ground Observer Corps He was also Dlnuba s repre sentatlve to Boy State Bob enjoys tennls popular muslc and Sclence He plans to further has educatlon at Stanford ln Chemistry Hrs ambltlon IS to work ln some sclentuflc field Most Popular Gall Denman and Earl Hultqulst were voted most popular Sensor gurl and boy Gall IS l7 and was born ln Ganada Arizona on No ber of the Ralnbow for Glrls the Assembly and Rally Commlttee Scholarshlp Commlttee and a llfetlme member of C S F She was a member of the Glrls Chorus tor two years a banner carrler for the band Ralsln Day Queen attendant In l9S5 and l957 partlclpated In Band Shows of l954 and 56 was zone wlnnel of the Llons Club speech contest and wmner of the Informal publrc address ln the Northern Sequoia League Her Interest are ln archery badmlnton p ano and danclng Offlces held by Gaul were vlce presldencles an the C S F Student Body and the Junlor Class She plans to major ln psychology and to further her education at Fresno State College Earl Hultqulst age l8 was born ln Reedley June 26 l938 He was a member of Block D Boys Federatlon and DeMolay He partlclpoted ln four class assemblles rallles football track band shows and was a repre sentatlve tc Boys State He llkes football track swum mlng hunting flshlng boating water sknng piano danclng snow parties and plcnucs Offices held ln and out of school are presldent of the Block D and Student Body and Master Councnlor nn DeMolay He has won medals un track and had perfect attendance for four years Earl was coptam of the football team 26 ,6- ,N 5 -45 views,-.gff' .2 I I I l l ' . 5 . . - . ,ll ' I 1 1 Q ' A r , YA ' . 1 C ' V 1 . 5 I I I ' 2 I ' W r If .. S . . . . 3 Z . my W I , 1 L, S ' I ' ' . 4 Q, A be Jn :, I . . ., -f ', , ' V - 1 - 3 - qi - ' ,, - - . , V , K vember 6, l939. For the past year she has been a mem- Y f ri A' W-A If '- l U - 1 vw-Y I '1 1 5 . , t V R I . I . . Q I - l 37: ' ' 4 , Q. I I , jx I . . . . . - -rl 5 3 ln S ' ' ! ' r I - lta . . . ., , . . . II I . I , . ' I I I I ! ., 1 1 1 1 - ,A A ,ff-t . , . . 4 I ' 1 1 ' f f 1 I 1 I 1 f A4 J M',Qf 1 - - A . gf! ' . A X72 , Q A . .f- . rft, X- 8.15.5 ' - l- 1,-'-TlS,.':L'1.. Q til! , 0 . f Eunice Hampton Wanda McClure Mike Ester John Judd Bill John Judy Serbu Manduffie Vogel Tripp Spzor Kidwcll Nesgls Pat Magatagan Pat Parker Joy Tubbs Betty Reed Patsy Myers Dorothy Chance Marcia Newton Judy Fowler Jim Breckenridge v6 ,u.,, 4 at 154 Wee Little Darlings IS I9 20 2l 22 23 24 25 26 27 'S 29 30 El 32 33 34 35 Don Webb Darrell Golbck Nick Masich Ann Sparks Norma Artley Richard Rutan Margaret Judklns Lee Roy Harms Gonna Col: Billy Umcda Joann: Williams Juanita Golden Mary Baker Janet Cash Gloria Abraham Dwifvht Goassen Steve Hoppe Gail Denman ,O 37 BS 39 45, 4l 42 43 l4 45 46 47 48 49 50 jl SZ 53 Bill Pitman Gary Hartman Roger Wilhelm Douglas Hale Ray Mltchem Betty Jo Wright Jack Mathis Barbara Rivera Pat Ashton Shirley Polk JoAnn Tyler Elaine Muzlo Barbara Ann Davis Leonard Gaylord Charles Day Maurine Kirby Peggy and Patsy Efliot Judy Soomcr 4 3 S - s 5-l 56 57 58 59 ec 6l 62 63 64: CJ ES C7 68 69 TO 7 l Sondra Porton Lowell Nelson Lionel Reis Diana Lauderdale Jim Brown Mary Depew Cecelia Sandoval Torn Jackson Joyce Hoock Anthony Rodriguez Ernie Hernandez Lonnie Wiggins Wayne Oliver Don Trout Darlene Lute Clora and Margaret Andrews Jack Hanson ,gm 'A' Y-QW if .. , ' 10-1 1 YW.. vi, LJ -4' . Vg, If A W. Bob Goodcll RMC! Ball Monica Drew Les White Phyllis Devrns Rosalind Seamans Cherie Kleinsasser Earl Hultauist Don Argenbright Janice Smart Robert Lovelace Ann McBee Sonny Forrest Monterey Stroud Joan Franks Jerry Mackersie 27 1 K ff' r Q49 V ..,,,.,. : ,gp Q V 1. M ar , :sag WW f -18 11 mfg-4-fmk1f ., 4 Wim f-f vw 3? fa? S 35 AG! i ' ff Q M mg, Q 464 :- tgggi am, Muni in W' ,g A I , 'f J , ,J RIAA S an it 1 8 1 1 1 0 ,K KY ,JF- I LtsHaveaPrty Lets have a party' crsed Les Whste vsce pressdent of the sensor class as the sensor as sembly began on February 28 Yeah came the answer from all the party msnded class mem bers The scene was a typscal Amerscan Isvsng room complete wsth party decoratsons and Teen agers The party was broken up by Papa Jock Mathss and Mama Denny Cole For a fsnale the entsre class sosned sn ssngsng a bouncy ver s on of After the Ball Was Over The sensors placed second sn the assembly competstson 'li' we it 3 llg 0 . I' o lug I' j. llilfl lang, IIIQ-. lung 30 If e I a Il ll I ll ' ' ' II ll ' - - , - - 11 11 ' I 11 11 - - - - - - - ' 1 - ' - l H H l 1 , 'x ' A 15? E rig 7 , ? 99, 2 s 5,51 ' :Ai , s 1 'K X 'ff' fs: . , , fri! Q3 N wx A W Q - -M ' '-42. O' if 2 ' ff , f f as E so 4 ' c,fs-self ' ri' , - wi is fs ' , ., --ss N y . - - 4 A l W- S 1.1 '. ' 1 V - ' H ,s H I 1, 17-5 ,ffl Q s ' . S xg- s , X ,a , lu: 'Q ' X V . ' Q Il U ' lg . - 4 A ' T s 4 72' Q s ll I . ' . V L A I I 1 Al X if K f. F . A 'Chop Chop Parka Dress Up Day J 'iv-.. 1 sms. at me mmm nd a I meet you ci Clllhhldl 1-117-rv-qv 'i i were In danger! Two 'llfl 004 C Don A stamp mixture E... 'html Moahny Svoctlil-tlokiilia 31 I QUAQQ. K A 4' 3 h 4 J i ' 1 ,x '. ' Q ' ' .,--.. , we 2 t-.0 Y X '. U i , S M s X v K A 3 : l I fx Af 4' .M I K my .f1. A in ' N W 5' '-Q ,SQ ' - ' A I mv ' x U r , M- sa , b an My -'I 6 Q . 'ff' , 1 - N L v ,ff ' Q ' iii ' ., S I 'X 3' n ,,. I dr llll X Il a I ' H ' I sq 4 4 N 1 .. nr' Y - ' if W . 1 ' Y , I nfl I fl A f Y 'M IL iq. 'gy' , ' - , 4,11 1 A f., ' ' H' But BN! he foo MN Us-hom? lf: noi thc! T x 32 If Sf J N ,-gg. 44 32' 2 1 i. 1 ' 5 Q - -' r 5 5 . 'Q S A f Q 4 Q A 5 ' gig RL K I? 1 QQ? '- 'C fs v ' -. i, ' x X We re g S. .LJ iii? ll 1-I Glass of 1958 The Junnor Class has had a very profutable and success ful year carrylng out a busy program of actnvntnes They sold hot dogs at football games and placed fnrst nn the unterclass track meet Honeymoon Around the World won the Junuors fnrsf place In the class assembly competutlon Thus years Junior and Sensor Banquet and Prom was very excltung with an atmosphere of a Junior Night Club Mrs Cadwell M Pardue Mrs Guenther Mr Lownsbery Mnss Klo ter ,Q vw N gf' X 'Q 5 49M X GARY WEBER Presldenf GWEN WALKER Vece Presudenf CAROL THIESEN Secretary SUSAN BATKIN Treasurer , . 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N Nr V f N T , - T - K r Q' A ' 1 I L fu Front row Carole Thuesen Arlo Hawkzns Kntty Branum Loretta Walker Sharon Flynn AKIKO Nl: ck row James Hardy John Perry Betty Bcotman Barbara Say Nancy Harris Jonuce Schrnrdt Morrls Dean McReynolds Donald Maslch Paul Ware Don Womack Roberta Houston Susonn Mathls Margue Donham Judlth Beard Janet Jack Putnam Charles Ewert Chuck Lundsay Mlke Lewls Gary Weber Beard Middle row Bert Frazer Jerry Barnett Buddy Chambers Blll Gerald Boss Blllv Sour-r Lownsbery Brlan Hayden Linda Mackersne Judy Llndqren Gwen 95 1 Front row Lela Sanford Della Turner Janet Ohanesuon Judy Debbie Flynn Hesst Bridge Glenda Manduffle Shirley Muller Back Harp Mary Esplndula Barbara Word Allc Hernandez Elouuse Curlel row Bob Maxwell Roy Harland Doug Baccus Loren Berry Joe Noel Par Bowen Jeanne Hrghfneld Judy Wells Mlddle row Pete Krahn Boyc Nottunaharn Lee Erwnn Edwln Grass Dayud Stuckey Tony Poole Duck Doyle JO Ann Statorl Delores Sharp Janet Wllson Barbara Dann 34 Front rowg Lydia Guerrero, Tressne Johnson. Fave Unton, Nancy Alyns, Arlene Roller, Darlene Richards, Nadine Kregnr, Betty Jo Maxe well, Connle Frlesen, Sylyna Terry, Barbara Mllson, Glorta Flerro Anita Gordon Jenklns, Jerry Jarrett, Don Doyle, Rose Marie Fuentes, Vera Martinez, Back row: John Reed, Al Dodds, Charles Edgerly, lan Mac- . , Neully, Carl Stater, Aram Nersesvdn, Aram Kunoslan, Vtlxllue Sharp Martinez, Joan Foto. Mlddle ro'.v: Charlotte Hadley, Rachel Fast, Larry Rocker, Garth Glanzer, Raul Ruiz Robert Barnes, Joke Krahn, Bob l-lerrlng, John Schmndt, Jtrn Prlcr- 5 Front row Betty Gandrau Brllle Sporner Susle Batkln Betty Max Mtchael Oh Larry Parker John Mulford Larry Jorgenson Back row well Anne Jones Betty Tee! Sharon Mclnt L d N I O are oc e lnona Klassen Kay Jackson Mlddle row Erwln Frtesen Douglas Baccus Bob Gaylo 1 Jerry Evans Pool Morrell Patsy Davis Glenda Turpln Joy Wrught Judy Mlyamoto Llnda owell Wtlsofs Jett Ca h Warren Jerry Prltchett L Cky C llns Ralph H well Clvtr qt Stahl , , , yre, nn o ne sen, :wen Don Voyles, Jlrn l-lutson, 'Don Al-lodges, Jerry Randolph L 'C Haddock, Wnlllarns, La l L k W L, , fr lf , ' , , , ze . L s u Ol , 0 , J' , Most Popular CLIFFORD STAHL KAY JACKSON Kay IS a very attractive fair haured gurl of I6 and was born November l8 l94O In Placerville Calnfornua She has been very active IH school for the past three years by being a member of Rainbow for Girls C S F Emer and partncupated nn her freshman sophomore and lunuor class assemblues She was a queen s attendant at the lnvltatlonal Track Meet and one half of the cutest dressed couple for the F F A Barn Dance Things that Interest her are swummung tennus lshe as on both teamsl dancing and loves to watch football basketball and baseball games l'-ler ambutlon us to be a nurse wife and a mother She plans to further her education at Reedley College for a year and then on to a unnverslty We wash her lots of luck Sports seem to be the chuef Interest of Cliff Stahl thus years most popular boy Cluff us l7 was born February 20 l94O un Tulare ln l956 Clnff set a record for both hugh and low hurdles was elected most valuable player an B basketball and most valuable player thus year In varsuty bas ketball Things which nnterest Clnff are football basketball track and water and snow sknng He plans to further has educatnon In physical edu cotton Cluff was president of hls sophomore class and a member of the T rophy and Health and Safety cornmuttees last year Beung such o popular boy we know Clnff wnll have much success N l -MAX' 3 I . 1 .I - alds, Girls' Block D, and GAA. She was part of the saxophone quartet I I ' , . . l . . I . . I . I I I ' I . . . . , I . , , . - Il II , ' ' ' I - ' I I I , . A Honeymo A d the Wo ld Al-ioneymoon Around the World presented were token nn srnogunotuon on o honeymoon by thepunuors on April II wos thus yeorstrophy fnp around the world complete with songs ossembly music ond dances Suson Botkun ond Mnke Lewus newlyweds i. fu W'hot's you doing? 4.4 Not :pecking huh, girls? All a nm u an Own wnrk, Almonds? Caught in the url I wan! the .-. Mouu Null! Mk - This lt School? 7 ounhnluullt fx 4' An,,,..-- Hn Qhose kevl fmh' Lat us In on the pk. Brunch A little fflwlil! manic Cult 1 1 , ke 'fb V X 1 I . W- iz' . V1 , . . I wi N , W Y M . , X I x , I I N A ug ' i J RF, fl fx 1 54 1 'IV - f ' ff I N A ' ff M x'k,x'.. -.M w A . ,x .1 f f 1 A J , K . I , . I' M '. U9 ' . ' . 1 V ' ' ' A... ,F--fn , eo- K Af , W 1 . 1 , . Q '94 Glass of 1959 The sophomore class after settlung down to the confusuon of school agarn has had their share In takung part In thus years school actuvutues Aside from sellrng popcorn at the football games the sophomores rated second place nn class competntlon durrng the annual nnterclass track meet and thlrd for therr class assembly ordered theur class rlngs and furnlshed a good amount of talent for thus year s Band Show All sports at Dunubo Hugh from football to track have been well represented by the sophomore class In track Ronnue Frresen had the second best average on the cross country team and Ken Oda won furst place for the C class dnvlsnon for the broad jump at Tulare and second for the dlscus throw at the league meet In Clovrs Talent Unlrmlted was the theme of thus year s sopho momre assembly The program centered around a TV color spectacular coming dnrectly from Station SOPH channel 59 Performers Included Gretchen Glanzer mistress of ceremon ues Pat Tomalan Georgene Hurst Llnda Vose Judy Lewls Marnlyn Renmer Eduth Belau Vsckle Munoz Nancy Pullman Norma Replogle Eva Franco Carol George Beatrice Mukael lan Adrlenne Tullus Judy Hobson Margaret Burk Marjorue Woodcock Sue Rose Mardo Herman Sue Farley Rose Col :vas Roy Wnlson Dean Anderson and Reglna Drew Thu years Band Show had three sophomore soloists Linda Vose Donna Brown and Marrlyn Relmer Nancy Brown played In a saxophone quartet Mr Gerow Mus Cormxe Mss Lart r Mr Mrchex 'I 50 4 RIB: , 4 MARDO HERMAN fv- -3 President ANN STOUFFER Vnce Presudent ADRIENNE TULLIS Secretory CAROL GEORGE I cosurer Vi Front row Adrienne Tullls Sue Rose Gretchen Glonzer Carol George Vlcky Munoz Judy Hobson Second row Nancy Brown Sue Farley Margaret Burk Maryorre Weodcock Edith Belau Linda Vose Georgene Hurst Darlene Stantueld Barbara Putman Pat Tomaran Shnrley Forrest Rose Collvas Sanda Shun hmrd row Monte Barnes -x Front row Vlrglnla Tyler Sandvc Nottingham Leah Stu lfy Carol Preston, Caroe l-laden Harp Second row Raynalda Flores Anne Ellls Donna Brown Vlckre Hernonde. Esther Mcdlna Lydla Esp no Lnndo Carrullo Xochll Mnchel Janne Smart Judrth Eva Franco Glorra Prado Morgue Haro Connue Hellen Trammell Nancy Weldon Joyfe Lrtflr- 40 Bob Chrlstensen Donald Meek Gary Munsey James Weaver 'da Quan tona Marulyn Ekuzlon Elizabeth Perez Ma garet Carrlsosa Bock row Jackle Terry Gary Oliver Curtrs Nixon Mark Shun Victor Regan Joe C-arcua Marvin Duncan Stan Ward Norman Trout Buddy Baker Bradley Cline Lawrence Andrews George Beasley H--fm-nn-sq Whutc Thnrd row Perry Hale John Wrong M1 e Tanaka Rchord Aceyeda Kea Oda Tony Dlaz Frank Arroyo Byron Taylor Dc-an Henderson Roy Wllson Back row Bruce Thlesen Guy Wrlght Don Moorc Charles Cornf-tt Donald Pugg Gary Foote Peter Looe' Johnny Langley I I , ' f I . E f l ' , , Y X W A R - F' - l E , .1 .- 1 . if Q if 4 i MT, X ur' L 43 ui ' , ' , c., ' , ,, k , ,v- Fran raw left fc rnaht Bettf Taylor Januce Smuth Marrlyn Renmer Bonnue Munson All e Burkdoll Marlryn Donham Beatrlce Mlkaelro Judy Lew- Second row lft to rlght' Patrucua Truesdale Mary Taylor Suzanne Sxlvester Wilma '-lembree Regrna Drew Joyce Bedroslan Mardo Herman Llnda Osborn Jean Surablan Doloree Cullers Evelyn Avey Trellrs Madrson Shnrley Goodwnn Thurd row , r nl row May Boyd Eunice Flynn na U Jn Vt Aqnc Suzukl Sur-nrko Karokawa Klkuko lrouye Ann ftontnr P Chusum Barbara Johnston Lentta Slrnpbin e one r y, Pcb Burke! Annette Krause Zola Sanderson Alyena Rwsell u x A hrrah Barbara Roberts Geraldrne Hutchen N rma Rfpojle Nah Palman Vonnue Franks Bertha Dodd Ida Mae G ay Nancf MCC wh Dale Swuney Dennns Janzen Nathan Weaver Gary Harnulton Gary Brouhard Loyd Sahng Jerry Schrath Cal Kobay Bll Chambers Back row Jlm Brown Rnchard Greene Narvlr Warkentm John Urbana Johnny Jesperson Jahnnle OLoan Ronald F lesen Crasg Meadors Clenn Lehner Lcvar Chatlf Va el n l-letrerawer ra w Ben la B bby ortesc Esther Guerrero Nawatha Hulse c ce Tennrsan loaf Marfrr rnla Hover bble Hall a hy A cr' P y Urrlh Laurel Cart Bark ow George Otschkal Eobrny Sha p Rzrnrr Easley Ray Fern cle gGYClO Ray Treo rt IC l, r jo' r F lx O, D y rl Roarrjuc Ben Cracow 4l , V :, . Y I, I , n, I , I , I Y , I I .s. e ' , , 1 , , , r , X . . 4 l f l X . ,N 1' L , . ly . ,f 1 f S lf. , Wh, r . . T 1 . '4 , ' , 4 ' I l ,,, Y r r 2- , , 6 A . 1 . - X 1 1 ' O 4' N , l A X .1 , 1- 1 Y A ' Ill, ,ff v I - x . sg . 5' l V an I F o r , . lo of' J x 5 Wai: d 1 A ' , Th' . ro 'C ff o . f, , r , - N , a' C -, , , , , ' S c , r, L ' irc L r 1 EQ K t Il, nrt, ' l ' ese r, . J d lr , ' r v ' , an : r, L 0 , A H 'r :. Bot ' t ,, A M he! Rot: ' Af' r.a el D leads Most Popular Carol George, most popular sophomore girl, was born on March 31, 1941 in Dinuba. This makes her 16. During the year Carol was a member of the Pep Club and C.Y.O. She participated in both her freshman and sophomore class assemblies and in the Band Show of '57, When it comes to sports, Carol likes swimming and horse-back riding. She also likes to go dancing. Although she hasn't decided her career her ambition is to go to Hawaii She plans to further her education at Reedley College after high school Age 16 born September 6 1940 in Dinuba This is our most popular sophomore boy Monte Barnes He has been active in Hi Y and in all sports He likes music dancing and of course sports Monte plans to further his education but doesn t know which college he would like to attend His ambition is to become a veterinary Ti 1 I I ' , . - ' I I . . , . I , , . Q ' . -ar 0 , . m. f Y .e ,,, 'fm v Q l ' 45 'R , Vg -1, . fl, K. F A Talent Unlimited Talent Unlimited, theme of the sophomore assembly, was carried out as a television show directly from Station SOPI'-l, channel '59, Gretchen Glanzer, mistress of ceremonies, introduced each act, beginning with Pat Tomajan, playing Deep Purple, and ending with the entire cast singing a song with original lyrics by Regina Drew and Judy Hobson, The Class of '59. Placing third with their assembly this class is truly unlimited with talent. , 4 1' I 3 f 5 Timo for e snack 2 I , fa xiii Vuslion I Ein f always busy What did you my he give -Q.. it f,f iwmwm Can he fix gp iris! Buying on annual at Yhe whos! 1 This ph ls dehcmul' 'V' Glass of 1960 The Class of 60 started theur hugh school lufe September 20 2l by humbling themselves as Servants to the Seniors They fulfilled their requirements by doung manual labor with hoe and shovel In class competition the freshmen were fourth wuth their cssembly A Trup Through Outer Space presented Feb 8 Members of the class also partucupated un an exchange assembly wuth Orosu and unter class track meets Selling programs at football games brought un their first income of the year Karen O Neal and Davud Sunner won the votes of the Student Body as the most popular freshmen With their fune abulutues they will be struvung for bugger and better things un the remaunung years of theur hugh school career Patter-on Mrs. Trupp M. Estrada M s Follus Mr Murray DAVID Sl NNER President KAY WATANABE Vice President KAREN O NEAL Secretary JUDY MUZ IO Treasurer 1 'Nui' Front row: Barbara Kreger, Beverly Kawano, Janice Carson, Blanche man, John Gaylord, Norman Hockler, Michael Lebedetf, Jlm McBee, Erwin Elaine Heflebower Jackie Golden Jovce Berry Carol Wiggins Allen Ehoff Chester Fukushima Larry Dann. Bark row' Kenneth Second row Suzan Halford Joyce Young Judy Stacy Glenda Walden Barnes Dale Lack Jimmy Kitchens Kenneth Anderson Ronald Barnes Carol Kirkwood Katinka Fortenberry Theresa Foto Lillian Lane Lilian Edgar Penner Curtis Hammer Jim Bearften John Erickson Wayne Hernandez Helen Adams Virginia Friesen Virginia Hernandez Third Heste row James Morris Bobby Sanderson Jimmy Abraham Sammy Litt qi Front row Jean Stacy Janet Tracy Evelyn Smith Mary Gaylord Haden Gene Cole Grover ridge Jo ye Woolley K en Herr ng Myrna Hefner Tresa Halencak Evelyn Drew Carolyn Curb Linda Karen Finley Back row Eddie Cates John Reis Jimmy Mandutfic Willams Ruby Langley Vickie Nelson Judy Muzio Marilyn Johnson Teddy Bull Maurice Lacey Lonny Wheeler Kenneth Boyd Blaz Her Second row Judy Johnson Jeri Greene Judy Runge Bobby Hope Tom wandez Joe Estrada Yanacio Lopez 46 Front rowi Beth Canafox, Ruth Rickman, Betty Hart, Conrvc Rhodes, Mary Tyler, Gwen Gels, Angelnno Paradez, Di-ana Eklzlan, Second row' Deborah Hasfon, Alma Jones, Sara Wipf, Kathy Knm, Carol Mehrton, Jane Davns, Janice Weaver, Geraldine Barraca, Marianne Wrlghl Pat Gouldy Phyllis Walker Prxscnlla Newton Thnrrl row Fran row Molly Lopez Shrrley Duvall J yce Payne Sol lev Peers Alma Vance Brenda Srrnpscn Morlorle Hardy Wanda Huck y Sc-cont' row Janet Bururn Llnda Lovelace Delores Mooneyharn Glorna Jarnp bandra Westfal Rosle Parker Pat Lamb Slrvlrley Gnloson Sue Ba nett Zetta Hlqht eld Carolyn Masunga'e Mlllg Klmbrouqln Tnlrfl row Larry Sornmervllle, Charles Maxwell Bob Baerg, Denny Plnheuro, ltmrny Boatrnan, Davld Plfullrps, Terry Chrrstrcnsen, Jerry Jenkrns, Lee Chance, Jerry Jones, Jerry Welch Back row: lack Hull, Bill Palmer, Junlor Runz, Monroe Mclleynolds, Tornrny Reed, Nlorman Flemmg, Herbert Pruitt Loyd Prlce Robert Acevedo Melvln Nlxon ff' Weaver Crang Dowrtlnq Dowd Srnner Fred Elchenberger 'Tommy Wu llams Mlke Munoz Bark row Kenny Sa Step en Marrgf La ry Belau Ronnle Ohanesnan Jon Lamb Mlckef Debaskev Dcvld Spler Rrchard Wall Ken Mrler Larry Dev 47 if Y 1 .I x, Y N 1 s . w me X -an l' ' X , K. ' A - ' , , o , . r Bernla Watklm Kay VJQYUQLL Lcrr, Mr.r'nne? Lerof Ware, Punmrrid - ' I Y , I ' y V ' ' if h f , Most Popular DAVID SINNER KAREN ONEAL Karen O Neal was selected as the mo t popular fresh man gurl She IS l4 years of age and us taknng a college pre parafory course Karen as secretary of her class us a member of the Order of Ranrmbaw for Gurls belongs To the D U H S Emeralds and IS a member of the Pep Club Davud Sinner a l-4 year old freshman was chosen most popular boy of has class Davud IS a college preparatory student and IS a member of the Block D Hu Y and DeMolay He partlcupated un track and basketball 4 YM-f' 9 , Ks . Q, ,A .fm Z O . My I S - ' 1 , . . .. , . I I v ' ' I 1 1 1 ' 1 ' A Trlp to Duter Space A Trnp Through Outer Space was the theme of the lreshrnan assem bly presented February 8 Songs pertannung to outer space were combnned tc make a program of vocal and Instrumental numbers together wrth some kuts plus a tumbling act The tunale was clexerly enacted by havnng the freshmen on stage pantomume to the record Flying Sauce s The prograrn receuved fourth place an the ludgung 9- a ...R Mant' If ' 1, H - 1, - . I . P . , . I . .J , , ' - 11 4 Y , . sx' 5' Q . I 5 sv A , ,i Q , 7' I I y - , l yl U , g l , ,' , l il il-M.. ., ' u 5 , of , W 'ns' M , 4s--1 49 Ml if Crymg on the msnde hu own nsk I Burma, don I S0 N-X4--af . I .ll I dc like Shll of thee '50 YP' WN 'W ih old go nuyl' Please forgave m shame on you' 2 lead freshman 4r 'ff M H' A If JUNE' fm--fm. spate Mako hey the sun shines 13' mils - L. A WAY - ,7 ' 1. , fi 1 ' S. ' , 4, , 1 , y 9 , va G . ar Q 'TH' .-I 6 as 'Q' , V 7 4 , G . H 3 Q 'S K Q f f gg x I ', , j 5 X ' y I v - j - W f gv - X -. , A Ft' f 5 MJ K ' X ' 3 X 95 wg- ' . . . ff , A'- N , , , - If , Q 1 2 V 4 I -Q, 1 jf, I ,Khan I 5. ga X N ' ff, A , 'W ' ,,,f,, -NN, I ' S' - 54 f ' c ,Y 'W . E ' ' A, ' , 1 . 1 R ,f W t ., x f f if 1' ' V ff' , 4 ' ' A 'ifkfj A -'Q . 7 fy 1 fi 4 P vuv... ,., I ! A Z ', ' if x fi N I ' A . I QB- xi, M Y 2 , .. 1 VE A! f A' f, in - ' . . . ' . 453 W! ff, , :- x , 6 V S 1' W . 3 .' A 9 A V - it , 95- A Y - I CU PHYLLIS DEVINS EUIYOI' MARLENE PRESTON Assn lan? Edxtor Busun ss Manager E h SUSANN MATHIS The Delphuc Echoes staff of 1956 S7 has endeavored fo make thus publucatnon of your yearbook one which wall be most outstandung and enloy able to you We have added a number of extra pictures, and have attempted xc make the wrnte ups as complete and nnterestnng as possuble Our w sh as that you wall cherlsh thus yearbook for many years to come From row left to rnght Barbara Mllson Susann Mafhns Buslnes Manager Wanda McClure Ar1Edl1or Judlth Fowler Judy Carl Lehner Photographer Darlene Sfarfleld Barbara Pl mon Barbara Rnvera F 'ex . fy , ' O , I aft. El ' ' 's I N 5 . . . . Wells, Monterey Stroud, Back rowg Norma Arfley, JoA'nn Tvlef, Nancy Harris, Bob Gaodell, Sportsg Ernle Hernandez, gporrsg , i I , 1 , . ' 4 1 .QQ M 4 N N 3 ,r 1 -. 'bg Q' P 1 ., -s ye CHARLES POP FREEMAN Advisor PAT PARKER I e EdltOr Another school year has come and gone lt s true but the events of the year wlll llve on In the hearts of all of us and In the back flles ofthe Emerald and Whnte l would luke now to thank all the members of my staff Pop Freeman cdvlsor and Instructor Susann Mathls, buslness manager Carl Lehner, pho lographer, and Ernue Hernandez and Wtnfred Weaver who operated the .motype and press for wtthout them thus year would certalnly have been a allure nnstead of a success PAT PARKER Edttor Front row left to rnght Betty Maxwell Ann Stoutter Betty Candrau Barbara Mllson Susann Mathts Glorua Prado back row Darlene Stanfleld Bob Goodell Barbara Putrnan Pop Freeman advusor Judith Fowler Monterey Ftroud Nancy Harrs Ernue Hernandez Ltnda Warren Barba a Rivera Lionel Reis Porgy Elltoft r 99 l I ' I I ' II ll 1 I 1 I I ' I- . . I . I , , . . . I , I , , 9 , , , - ' : r 1 r 1 H H f I 1 F r 1 I I 3 1 . ., 'S I 4 s F 9 ffl' v i Q if or ., so A :F 2 Q : ' ' l ,, iv 1 N zu! 4 f 'tj SUSANIN MATHIS Business Manager Emerald and Wht Staff ..ll'M.J Front row Lee Qoy Harms John Urbana Don Doyle Glenn Walker Roger Wllhelm John Rens Dovld Slnner Jack Mothls Mlke Oh MOTION Thomason Gllbprt Hora Tony MrLeon Second row Ernest Hernandez Bob Goodell Aram Nerseslan Arom Kun oslan Les Whale Mike Serbu Earl Hullqulsf Goylon Hufchens Boys Block Leonard Gaylord bary Hallman Nrck Masnch Jack Putnam Jim Hari Bock row Sumon Reyes James Weaver Jnm Brown Jerry Prltchetf Make Lewis Wullre Sharp Larry Rocker Judd Trnpp Don Maslch Bert Frazer Jlm Prlce Raymond Weaver Bully Umedo Arr Freller faculty odylser Girls Block Flow raw bondvo Kccffe Barbara Rlvcra Mlss Carter Kay Jackson Mycr Pot Mogotagan Connlc Frlescn Gwen Walker Bock row Margaret Judklns POT 54 Lnndo Nlclscn Joan Flonks Ccclllo 5OnclOvL'll 1 ll ll ' 1 ll ll , 1 MSW L , .X J Q yrs I 2 I 3 v . 5 , Q ' s I , ff J Front row Sandra Parton Knkuko lnouye Aklko Nuo Wilma Spomer Susan Batkun Eduth Belou Llnda Vose Sue Farley Mardo Herman Ann Stouffe Judy Runge Kay Jackson Lrnda lwelsen Laurel Locke Sharon Mclntyre Joan Mortun Llnda Hover Mrdale row Sandra Keefte Carole Thresen Joanne Vkrlluams Cherrc Kletnsasser Joyce Hoock Elarne Muzlo Joan Franks Mary Depew Margaret Judklns Pat Myers Ruta Ball Pat Magatagan Pat Parker Susonn Mathrs Joyce Wooley Karen Frnley Dnana Ektzran Back row Judy Johnson Maryanne Wrroht Judy Lrndgren Gwen Walker Ararn Krnosran Muke Oh Charles Ectgerly Marynn Warkentrne Rrchard Casey Robert Love Iacc Leonard Gaylord Jack Matlus Teresa Halencak Carolyn Curb Judy Muzro Vrckre Nelson Gallforma Scholarship Federation Future Busmess Leaders of Amenca Front row Llnda Hover Xtcklc Muno Eva Franco Betty Duvall Judy Sporner Mrs Erbelc Glenna Cole Eunlce Hampton barbara Mnlson Peggy Elllott Gretchen Glanzer Suzanne Sylvester Back rOw Allcc Hernandez Marjorie Morrls Mary Taylor Faye Upton Maru yn Jr-A Ekt an lata urntana Januce Schmtdt Kttty Branurn Roberto Hous ton Betty Boatrnan Bertre Noble Glorro Abraham Pat Bowen lzsthcr Medrnc 55 J r ' J , V ' I I I I I I r' ' Z, , :J Q , , , , , , l . 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J ai' 5 I , 14 ' L a if 'P A D5 1 r Front row left To rlqht Charles Day John Reed Charles Edgerly Charle Cornet Steve Murray Ronme Barnes Cranq Downlng Eddle Kenneth Say L C Haddock Alfred Dodd Judd Trnpp Johnny Schrnndf Cates Loyd Price Charles Roaue Back row Frank Arroyo Allen Jummy Klfchens Jumrny Abraham Dale Lack Ml kdgerly Second Ehof Robert Barnes Larry Doy Don Meek Gaylon Hutchens Marvin raw Darrel Golbeck Edgar Penner Dennns Ehoff Chester Fukushima Duncan Johnny Langley Claude Tramrrwel Ervin Fruesen Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Fran raw Vnrglnxa Frlesen Nancy Alyns Vlrglnla Carcna Monlco lard Sue Barnett Shurley aoodwm Barbara Dann Peggy Elluoff Drew Mrs Carolsne Sloan Judy Wells VICklE Hernandez Ann Debbe Flynn Barbara Ward Patsy Muze Mary Ann Esplndula McBee Berne Noble Glorla Abraham Second row Mary Gay Irlr Ounnrnnn Cecelia Sa doval 56 uv- Adrlenne Tullns Corol George AI doyol Mnnnne Soso Vurgunno Garc yu a 0 if Front row Margoret Burk Edith Belou Ann Stouffer Morjorue Wood cock Jer: Lou Green Akuko Nu Gwen Walker Mr Mnchell Judy Lund gren .uuson Batkm Jonlce Schmidt Jonlce Smart Connie Frnesen Juanrto Golden Sylvna Terry Delores Cutlers Middle row Koy Jack son Monterey Stroud Mory Goylord Jeonne Scorbrough Jamce Smort Koren O Neo! Jonet Burum Marllyn Johnson Pat Gouldy Gwen Gels vi Ruby Langley Joyce Hoock Corole Thmesen E Roger Wnlhelm Leonord Gcylord Bob Moxwe Hcrlono Mlke Oh Robert Lovelace Arom Jome Weaver Richard Green Guy Wrnght Holencak Carolyn Curb Judy Muzno Shlrley G Front row left to rnoht Amto Mortlnez Eva Franco Lydlo E ptno rvorc Rlyero Joon Foto Davnd Phullups Felnx 'Delgado Victor Frarco :ce Hernondev Mr Estrada Corol Bonntocuo Sandovol Robert Agullor Frank Esplno Slrnon Reyes Ernest Haden Vuckne Hernondez Esther Meduno Glorua Prodo Cecelto Son Hernandez leon Martm Linda Hover Sondo hm Back row Glorxa Fnerro Bur 5 ,QM df 1 I A .L .. W 1 , ,, I S , I . , I. I Y A X A .Q g 1 K B' l ' ui' ' U. . A . M, , , . , . . . . , . . I 1 1 1 I r t 1 A r I I , , ' ' ua. 1 , - I , ' I 72 K J i' , - , f L ,L y J ,141 s I I I 1 I 'A Nu. Qi nn, V ' X Q 'll'-I-III ?? l '3, '2 'v' Q ........ we, ..- ,MQ Front row left to rlght Mary Baker Monaco Drew Elalne Muzno President Carolyn Nlqk Mggrch Fregrdenf Masnngale Judy Johnson Judy Hobson Bock row Patsy Myers Margaret Judkms Aknkc N11 Linda Neelsen Sue Farley Judy Fowler Mrs Fnnley odyrsor Gurls League Boys Federatlon ilulll 81 Scroll Girls Athletlc Association Front row left to right Kay Jackson Wynona Klassen Barbara Rlvera M155 Phyllls Carter Alnce Hernandez Vnckne Hernandez Back Barbara Mulson Judy Johnson Mary Baker Sharon Mclntyre Jannce Smart Ccccluo Sandoval Pat Myers Regnna Pat Parker Susann Mathis Monterey Stroud Drew Pat Truesclale 58 'FI' N .xg Calufornua Hugh School Cadets Durung the year some nunety members of Dunuba s Cadet Corps receuved t.aunung un basuc mulutary profucuency Thus year more emphasus was placed on squad and platoon tactucs un the held as well as close order drull and other mulutary subuects Cadets raused the flag and acted as M P s at the home football games as well as operatung the parkung area The Cadet Rutle Team partucupated un several matches and fured some hugh scores The Drull Team competed un many local parades and brought back several honors Cadets also performed for Publuc Schools Week Several members ot the corps are plannung to attend the annual sum mer camp at San Luus Obuspo The Cadet Corps had a very good year under the excellent leadershup of Captaun Kenneth A Murray Commandant OFFICERS Scatcd Capt John Vogel Lt Col Lonnuc Wugguns Capt K A Murray Commandant Mau Lowell Nelson Capt Loyd Forrest Standung Znd Lt Charles Day 2nd Lt Bruan Hayden lst Lt Gaylon l-lutchens lst Lt Wm Putman 2nd Lt Gulbert Hara 2nd Lt Jerry Barnett STAFF Kneelung Sgt Bob Chuustcnscn CFC Sammy Luttnucm Stahl ung Lt Col Lonnue Wugguns Mau Lowell Nelson Capt John Vogel M Sgt John Kudwell 4. '59 N uu X 5 l . , 'I-, o in ' T. A ' Q , , 11 XA 1 M. 'I A' MMM' , . I I I 3, Q . lusuuuu, . ' f . 1 T A ' ' ,C p 'N , . li -ul Eu ul' A ' ' , 'f f u N , Vu tat 's-4 COMPANY A Kneellng lst Lt Wm Pltman lBllll SFC Gerold Voss Cad Art Mlchel Cad Robert Aceyedo Cad Jam McBee Cad Jerry Welch CFC Donald Plgg CFC Dale Swlney 2nd Lt Jerry Barnett Cpl Kay Watanabe CFC Curtls NIXOD CFC Gary Munsey Cad Jack Hlll 2nd Lt Charles Day Standlrlg Cal Nathan Weaver SFC L C Haddock Sgt Larry Col lns CFC Benny Chacon CFC Larry Day Cad Kenneth Barnes Cao Lee Chance Cad Charles Cortese CFC Larry Donn SFC Wallace Waller Sgt Dayld Stucky Cad Dole Lack Cod Ruben Pls no lst Sgt Paul Murrell CFC Wm Lownsbery DRILL TEAM Kneellng S F C Wm Spler B ll C F C Larry Dann Sgt Gary Foote Cad Art Mlchel Sgt Bob Chrlstensen 2nd Lt Jerry Barnett Sgt Larry Colllns Standlng SFC L C Haddock Cpl Blll Kuykendall lst Lt Wm Putman lBlIlI lst Sgt Marlon Thomason C F C Curtls '-tamner Mal Lowell Nelson lDrlll Masterl Ask: H 60 COMPANY B Kneellng 2nd Lt Gllbert Hara Cpl Don Doyle p Eddle Cates Cad Robert Easley Cad Frank Esplno SFC Wm Spler lBllIl Capt Loyd Forrest lst Lt Gaylon Hutchens Sgt Don Argen brlght Cad Franklln Kelley CFC Ray Trelo Cad Don Wa ng 2nd Lt Brlan Hayden Standlng Cpt Blll Kuykendall lst Sgt Marlon Thomason Sgt Lee Erwln CFC Loyd Prlce CFC CUVTIS Hamner Sgt Stanley Ward Cad Norman Trout Sgt Gary Foote Sgt Marvln Duncan CFC Garry Jones CFC Dennls MITCDEII Cad Bob Garcla CFC Davld Goodman Cad Jlm Kltchens 2nd Lt Blll Beard RIFLE TEAM Kneellng lett to rlght Gaylon Hutchens John Vogel Lloyd Forrest Bllly Pltman Brlan Hayden Kay Watanabe Standlng Gerald Voss Lee Erwln MOFIOO Thomason Paul Murrell Eddle Cates mme Military Ball The annual Mnlntary Ball sponsored by the Cadets was held an Jeffer on Hal! an February 22 Rose Coluvas a sophomore reugned as queen wnth Aknkc Nun Judy Hobson and Teresa Halencak as her attendants Music: was furnushed by the Star Dasters and refreshments were served during the evennng 61 . I I , : ' I I I 1 , V . - U H 1 ,, , A . x, x 'J ,W in s 3 .- 3' . . Q ,, . A K. A X ' V 7 .1 f 1 I 9 ' , ' y ra Q Y A . ' T K N, t Z. K, , it , , , 6 1 I A , is ,- W-7 y X V ' W W4 .L Chrrstmas Under the Stars Christmas Under the Stars theme of the Gnrls League Chrlstma formal was presented December lS ln the gauly decorated Jefferson Hall Thus years Christmas Formal benng a very specual occasion was the fradntlonal gurl ask boy affanr with everyone hovnng a wonderful evenung of dancing and soclalnzmg to The musnc of the Porfervllle Studio Band vfl x 1'-n ua 15. 'xv s 'fd 'fiffal 4 It 1 435 'Tir xi! Cy-,X JF E O7 yy 5535213 anon 'H' , ijt hvhd NU 63 Popularlty Contest Wmners en., Y Wgsg. IRIINDLIBY Lu WMM labors liven IIS? LOOKING Nick Munich larbeu loahnon qw Ns-.7- IIST HGUII 5 IUT PNYSIQUI lcffy lochncn Jerry lou 'sf- CUTBT COUPLE -. Lionel luis Monk Wooleock 64 DIST DANCE!! Armando link Barbers lumen hal Won Sandra Manning IIS? DRISSID ht Pulse: Lion! his vi' HAI! IOY Ol GIRL YOU WOULD UK! T0 ll LOST ON A QUIK? ISLAND WITH Karel 074004 Neck Maki u u Z , ,ff Q 4. 4 V5 I , ff I A , xxp' X K h x, ,Q , , . A J . , H ' . as Qll' -4 I -, 5:1 A .. N- V0 ' - A- , ,Q v V I Ng. L . Ffh .,f . ' K XB 5 y ,A B IW Q 4 F i W ,, . - .91 ' 1 2 Ar: M, ,, 'T wwf Q W J' 3 an V ,, , .S ' ' -Yr , ' A Q , Q . A , , IQ ,I fl. V A x K ,N I fig., , '- Si f w X W' ' I 's I MUSIC AND Za? Maestro ,M- ' We re fortunate at Dunuba l-hgh to have the hugh calrber of muslc by students nn the musuc department that we have The students are a frne group personally as well as musically Thus statement was made by Wlllram L Cargrle muslc durector at D U l-l S ln the l2 years he has headed the music department Mr Carglle has turned out many fnne musncuans and has won many awards for the musnc department Mr Cargule teaches an average of l5O students rn the musnc depart ment each year and wlth thus group puts on an outstandnng Band Show as the climax of the year s efforts The band under the darectuon of Mr Cargrle has won 33 trophnes Out of 23 competntuve trophres l9 are fnrst place awards an envrable record of achievement The chorus also under the dnrectnon of Mr Cargrle have been awarded uperlor ratnngs at all muslc festlvals they have attended M: Cargrle enjoys the dxstnnctuon of being one of the outstanding drrector of music In the entrre State of Callfornna and Dlnuba Hugh as for unate nn having retanned hum for the past l2 years l-le has not only brought honor to Dnnuba Hugh but to the communuty as well , if ,, 1, fe ,' , , , s g id l- 1 WILLIAM L. CARGILE S . . . . A DUHS nd Fourth place was taken by our Drnuba Hrgh School Band at the Long Beach All Western Band Revrew and the Outstandlng Band award was presented to the band In Fowler s Fall Festrval Havlng a rather hard schedule they took part ln approxrmately erght parades, played ID the Central Section Muslc Festlval un Calltornla an played for the sensors graduatron Not only dad the band play for all our games and rallres but also pre sented stunts durrng the half times Specral talents, such as a flute trlo a saxophone quartet and vocal solorsts whrch were part of the band presented a number of programs The band has worked hard thrs year, and we are very proud of them Front row left tn rraht Larry Belau Pat Tomoran Laurel Locke Vrckre Nelson Buddy Chambers Bernre Watkrns Roberta Houston Tornmy Wlllrams Pat Bowen Wrllre Sharp Judy Runge Judy Johnson Gcorgene Hurst Qecond row Jerry Parrett Joe Garcia Jean Martrn Bert Frazler Regnna Drew Joyce Wooley Wrlma Spomer Karen Frnley Kay Jackson Nancy Brown Marvm Warrkentrne Gordon Jenkins Bert Hutchrson Jerry Jenkrns Thrrd row Davrd Srnner Allce Hernandez Guy Wrrght Stephen Murray Teddy Bull Terry Chrlstransen Nathan Weaver Oran Dral Marllyn Rermer Jack Mathrs John Rers Jlm Brown P Mogatagon Gary Weber Fourth row Lloyd Forrest Gaylon Hutchens Larry Rocker Ann Jones Marrlyn Prather Sharon Mclntyre Carolyn Masrng-ale Judy Lewrs Beatrrce Mrkaeluan Bonnle Munson Linda Nielsen Margaret Judkrns Margaret Andrews John Vogel Charles Day Banner Carriers Judy Hobson Linda Vase Not DIC tured Betty Teel Drum Malorette 5... l r.rrl1v rrw 'cm-Issvrv-wx QVC' 67 I I I I r II ' ll - I . , . I , d . , . I - I I 1 1 - r I r r 1 .1 r r 1 r 1 I' ' ' . . r r r r Ol I I h 1 A ' . . . . , - - V 1 r r , r , 1 I I I 1 1 V 1 r 1 r r r 1 , . I , - ' , , J l Band Show of 1957 '31 'T- ur ...fi W' Maggy, lgiQgy, Winona Klcsun 3 Linda Van I Donna Brown 'TQ 4-s w-1 Kay Jackson Karen Finley Nancy Brown Wilma Sponsor Clon Andean Alrsgw who asa an in .lm-K 'Hlisggy Q4 Q: - 1 M - Ju' ' 3, K , N fl , ' 'Q A M7 F -.4 an l ,. . A ' ' If Q Y Ki - 4-55 M - E tg., NfM ,,K,,Mf 4, w.. wh A , 1- x -w K X A M fi' f ' N nn ' A H , , .1 653 Front row left to rught Glenda Manduttle Sanda Shan Bonnue Munson Sandra Mannmg Barbara Pltman fdlth Belau Carole Thue cn Ann Sparks Anita Shockley Joanne Wllllams VIGYIWFW Reimer 1onetTracv Second row Delores Lullers Nancy Pull man Dclores Mooneyham Barbara Boatman Donna Brown Jomce Carson Joan Foto Monaco Drew Clora Andrews Made-lane Glrls Chorus The Glrls Chorus havnng a sparkling array of talent completed a successful year with the annual Band Show The Muslc Festnval at Portervulle where they recexved superlor ratnng and the Christ mas program were just a few of thenr perfor mances Mus c Through the Years theme of the I957 Eand Shcw was presented May 9 IO and I I under thc d rect on of Wnlluam L Cargrle The theme was skrllfully carrned out wrth songs representnng different periods of tame begunnnng wth I54O Early Church Musnc and endnng wnth I93O The Gershwrn Influence Cn the opp stte page are puctured lust o few of the solonsts partrcrpatrng In thrs year s performance Bes'des vocal solos dance routunes comedy and Instrumental numbers were also featured Hettlebawer Shrrley Peters Jannce Weaver VIVQIDIO Tyler Thnrd row Judith Fowler Dora Mason Marcia N wton Evelyn Avey Barbara Ann Dayns Betty Gandrau Judy White Sue Farley Wtn ana Klasscn Mary Tyler Maurune Kirby Lrnrla Vase Judy HOD son Judy Nesgus CAROLE THIESEN JUDITH FOWLER Accompanlst S , , , ,f ' - - . I k , , , . r I ' I , . . . I r C , ' I .5 3 ' 1,1-rf ll ' Il I r ? I r 1 ' 1 2 ,9 I . , 'G .V I ' I ' 1 1 I A , . . I.. . . . . . . , ' 1 1 I WM n w left to nght J? GTP' YT tty Gandrau Ktty Branum Nan y Horrs net Johnny Morris Dan Trout Gary Meadors Jam Whnte Mrs Cherlc Klelnsasse Middle ra Robe ta Houston Sharon Flynn Dorothy Ando son Qusann Mathns Betty Maxwell Lando Macke sue Bock Jerry Bar Junior Glass Play Mother IS a Freshman The Junior Class play Mother ls a Freshman starring Cherue Klemsasser and Gary Meadors was presented December 7 by the Drama Workshop class The plot centered around a woman by the name of Abrgarl Fortutude Although 35 she attempts tc enter the some college where her daughter Susann played by Lmda Mackersle IS a Sopho more Thus leads to contuslon compllcatlons and much hllarlty The roles were played by members at different classes but the proceeds went to the Junnor class 70 The Drama Workshop class was organized thus y ar under the teachnng ot Mrs Dorothy Anderson Besudes studyung the art ot dramatncs and put tang on plays during their class time they have put on for the school the Junuor Class play the Student Body play and the Chrlstmas Program A... gi h 1' , I ,gr f ' V, . c ' r 4 Q4 M W5 , f 4 v- , x A. ry I A I 1. 'X ,r ' ' Q ', 3 F 7 ' ri, 3g.r'- ' ,.. , I V 295.12 - 2, fr . 4 , Vx ,. KV ,wx At I, 1,4 . . Q.. T-r ,A X , . F-ratro, r :Be'- , u , cf 1, f, , , I ' , . ' - ' r. ' w: r , , r , - 1 , I , r . : - I G I E H U , ,, H , I I 1 Q ' c . . ' ' I A . . , I . ' . V . . . v I I I . u A . h ' I - 1 I . , . . ,s X Student Body Play Cinderella Cottage Cinderella Cottage, student body play, was presented Friday evening, March 22, un- der the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Anderson. The play is built around a hilarious story of a little girl named Patsy Fuller who is a collector of an assortment of pets Patsy played by Barbara Boatman has trouble finding space to put all of her pets so when she wins the Cinderella Cottage a beautiful home in the country she thinks her problems are over But the trouble starts again when she is asked to present the dup licate ticket lt was feared that Saint Sebas tian a parrot had eaten it In the end the ticket once again shows up and Patsy gets her dream house Front row Iett to right Joyce Wright Barr:-ara Boatman Judy Ncsgs Sandra Mann ng Dianna Lauderdale Fergusnn Barela Gary Hartman Don Trout Dick Doyle Jerry Barnett Eack Ar anaa H' 'Flies'--, 'Q su N K per f the Lights The Stagecraft crew under the supervision of Wulllam L Carglle IS a group of boys who have The duties and respon srbllltles of all backstage work They construct the sets for all plays keep things IH worknng order and see that every thing clncks durxng a performance Each member of the group has a defunlte responslbulnty Don Voyles operates the curtain Steve Hoppe and Don Ar genbnght handle the lughts John Wnens Bull Beard and Wal lace Waller operate the spotlights Bruce Thlesen has charge of the sound system and Bull Putman and Vuctor Regan look after the stage props Font left to lah? Bruce Thnesen Bll Putman Don Argenbrght Wollacc Walle Back row Wllam L Cargule Darn Voyles Vlcto Reaan Steve Hoppe John Wuens Ily Beord Qin ff-1. , . 72 mf. 'auf' ll HVU U Sv- The Goachung Staff Dunuba Hugh and uts Emperor teams were fortunate thus yeas un havung an outstandung coachung staff Art Freuler was supervusor of the athletuc program at Dunuba Hugh and coached the cross country team Archue Patterson coached the Emperor football team through a normally successful season He was assusted by John Goodell Floyd Champneys varsuty basketball team wound up un second place whuch was an achuevement consuderung they were un a tough league Mr Champneys also coached the swummung team whuch made a good showung un competutuon John Goodell at the tume of goung to press had coached hus track team to a league champuonshup wuth a good chance of takung duvusuonal honors Mr Goodell also coached Iught weught basketball Pete Estrada as baseball coach produced one of Dunuba Hugh s outstandung baseball teams and at thus wrutung hus team was tued wuth Reedley for furst place un the league Kenneth Murray served as J V football coach and Ralph Pardue had charge of the B football squad H C Lownsbery had a tough uob tryung to keep a C and D basketball team goung Ralph Pardue coached the D U H S tennus team FLOYD CHAMPNEYS Varsuty Basketball JOHN J GOODELL RALPH PARDUE Swummung Track Tennus '-N., ft-wi ARTHUR FREILER Supervusor of Boys Athletucs PETE ESTRADA seba ARCHIE PATTERSON Head Football Coach KENNETH MURRAY Football xfw Si'-Ji Mele F'i 'a??Fa 093 I8 ee I7 12 .ee43f I5 0 Font row Bob Goodell Jlmmy Hart Les Whnte Dw ght Goossen Mathls Ernue Richard Larry Jorgenson Wayne Oliver Jeff Cash Lec Roy Harm Bruan Ha den Aram Kvnoslan Charles Roque Aram Jack Putnam Earl Hultqunst Back row Mke Scrbu Ernle Hcrnan Nc sesuan Don Hodges Slmon Reyes Jim Breckenridge Second row dcz Glenn Walker Paul Ware Wllle Shap Jackie Terry Larry Jerry Prutchctt Bully Umeda Jerry Poolc Jer y Rose Cl ff Stahl Jack Rocker Don Ma Ich Jcrry Pandolph Gary Hartman Richard Mcclma llarslty Football Nuck Masrch was voted the Emperors most valuable player He was also chosen to play m the North and South game and was glven honorable mentuon on the Wrgwam Y s Men s All Amerncan hugh school football team Erme Hernandez and Earl Hultqulst were chosen as team co captams Ernue dld a consnstently good 'ob at rught guard whsle Hultquust was a Speed merchant nn the back fled The squad was coached by Archae Patterson who was assusted by John Goodell The Emperors played thenr second season In the North ern Sequoua League thus year Thus league was propably composed of some of the toughest teams an the Valley Sanger Reedley and Clovls Although we dad fnmsh at the bottom of the league the school can stall be proud of the team vt fuelded Most of the losses nn league play were ones such as losing to Sanger and Selma by one polnt lContinued on page 77l ERNIE HERNANDEZ EARL HULTQUIST Honorary Co Captanns NICK MASICH Most Valuable Player 47' PG av- 4' 'O V .4 sv , , Min 75 inn p I v 'T . h ,fi 1 4- QM-A , 1 yn ' I N' 1 1 , H 4' QL! '15 O GILBERT HARA Honorary Captam Mast Valuable Player Lightweight Fullthall 1 'R -4 ,I V 1 f f A 'I gg fer H 1-if BOB MITSUOKA HM JACKSON Honorary Capfarn The team members elected Bobby Mutsuoka as nts most valuable player, and Grlbert Hara and Jam Jackson as honor ary captains Thus year s squad was coached by Ralph Pardue lContrnued on page 773 Fronl row Richard Green Ronald Ohanesnan Mlke Oh David Smner Kenneth Say Frank Arroyo Buddy Baker Ken Oda Second row Joc Curlel Monte Barnes Mark Shun Bully Spuer Bobby Mlfsuoka Mackey Debuskey Gordon Jenksns Norman Trout Jon Lamb Raman Weaver Back row Gary Olrver Burt Frazer Bernie Wafknns Gllbcrl Hara Ken Muller Larry Parker John Revs Felix Delgado Gary Weber Jlm Jackson Innaclo Lopez -- HCS T19 76 - 1 -I 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 fain ,, A MQW: A n ,. V l ' U U ' I 1 I 0 . A . I 1 n 1 1 - U Q ' I 7? Q Q i f A X k' fffkn ,K . 4 I V , '1 r . .UM A-,if K ' ' A , -A' A : Q ' 1 - .fwfr 1 'A wr . - - ' A wr 1 sim 1 1 ' K ,, Football Summary VARSITY FOOTBALL SUMMARY The team s bnggest trouble all year was that 11 seemed to lack a suffucuent amount of spnrut and desure It was not untrl the last game of the season wrth Sanger that the team seemed to fund ntself and really played a top game The Emperors outplayed the Sanger team but fouled to knck an extra pount and lost the game by one pount All through the year the Emperors could be classed as a second half team Some of the games It would have been just as well for them not to have gone out the furst half Durung the second half however there were very few teams that autplayed the Emperors SCORES Dlnuba Orosr Dnnuba Mt Whutney Dnnuba Llndsay Dlnuba Kmgsburg Dlnuba Selma Dlnuba Clovns Dnnuba Exeter Dunuba Reedley Dunuba Sanger Totals 266 Thus year the Dnnuba Baby Emps dldnt have a very successful season The team lacked players wnth experuence Although they dldnt wnn many games they gained valuable expernence whlch wall help them next season The team also had some bad luck wuth lnlurnes whuch weakened thelr power rn several of thenr games SCORES Dnnuba Orosn Dunuba Mt Whntney Dnnuba Lrndsay Dmuba Knngsburg Dlnuba Selma Dlnuba Claws Dnnuba Exeter Dlnuba Reedley Dunuba Sanger TOTALS Dnnuba Opponents 2 6 ' ............,............. A 26 47 ' .....ss.s,., A ' 40 20 ' .,....s..st. .....,.. ' l3 20 A ...........,,ss,s, ' 31 I2 ' .....,,,......,.....,ss. I3 I9 ' ......,...,.,.........., ' 25 25 ' ....s............,.,,,,, 7 I9 ' ..,...,s....,,,,,,,,,, 48 I9 ' .............,...s....ss 20 147 MQ- i B FOOTBALL SUMMARY 7 ' ....,,,,..........s1 ssss, ' 25 0 ' ........ss,.st , ' I2 0 A ......,.......,2,,,2,2 ' I2 O ' .........1......2. ' 33 7 ' ..1.,,..............2,., Z8 0 ' ....sr1,....,...12222222 ' 33 I4 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,2222,,,,,222 o l4 ' ,,,,,,,,2,,,2,22222 , 25 7 ' .....s,,.....,.222,,.. 33 49 ' ,,,,, .1 2 2 . ll B f' i Q 0 'Mi I9 , 0ur YeH if 78 MW JANICE SMART BARBARA RIVERA BETTY BOATMAN F ant Syl ua Te ry Leaders Ennue Meenue Mun nue and Moe yell lead ers and the pep gurls were a very busy group thus year especually dur ung the football and bas ketball seasons havung charge ot all rallues and specual pep events Keep ung up the school spurut was also a uob well done by these gurls The yell leaders unutorms were made of wool and were coop neck sleeveless wuth a dropped waust and double pleats Ennue and Meenue wore whute unuforms wuth green showung through the double pleats and green duckues Munnue and Moe wore green unuforms wuth whute showung through the double pleats and whute duckues The large and conspucuous block D wuth a whute mega BARBARA BOATMAN Head Yell Leader phone and the yell leaders names were easuly recognuzable as beung structly Dunuba The pep gurls wore green corduroy skurts wuth green and whute checked cotton for lunung Whute turtle necked sweat er wuth a green emblem to show that they were also structly Dunuba also helped the unuforms look the most Barbara Say Roberta Houston td th Belau Stand ng Charle e Scrugg Judy Hobso U 9 -v f- ,f T 7' Q39 A M A 1 .1 tt ,V 1. S t T- ,, TX T we ' N 'Y' .1 3' : I., ,H - 4. A , I. , 15, ' ' lff 2'-s f f A Q --G: f ' - e Q' Vg -v, in ' S I - . . l A f ' V , , u . u : n s, u..,,,. ' A , sl. sg 5 , V M ' tv - A . A ,Ugg -gh X: K . 3 Q it liz E 3 V O W k .. 5, ' J I A J 1 A 'legit , 4 WH QQ 'H-9-rfMg-W'1.:r: 722. --mir JANET CASH GATES SANDRA MANNING SANDRA KEEFFE The Pep Club newly organuzed by Head Yell Leader Barbara Boatman had much success an nts flrst year nn ralsung the school splrut There were about ZOO members ln the organlza tlon Membershlp cards were 25 cents, pom poms and booster buttons were also sold The club was formed for the purpose of havmg an organuzed rooting section, and to bolster the school splrlt of Dlnuba Hugh Offncers were as follows President, Sandra Man mng, vuce presudent, Janet Cash Gates, secretary treasurer, Margaret Judklns, and thelr advisor was Mr Bullle Asher l wmv I , A, . ,rp vf M. MMM ' If X331 wiv ' ' ll Il ' I I l Front ro left to right Manager Clod Tramble Jack Mathls Ernie Jerry Pritchett Mike Lewls Jack Putnam Larry Rocker Judd Trnpp Hernandez Manuel Burc ago Bob Mldkuff Cllfford Stahl Back row Nuck Maslch The l956 57 varsity basketball team wound up the season In second place with a four wan and lour loss record In league play They finished with a seasonal total of seven wuns and eight losses The varsuty got off to a good start by defeating Sanger Clovns and Selma In thenr flrst three league games Their fnrst loss an league play was to Reedley by a narrow margln of 3 polnts ln the second tlme around an league play the Emperors defeated Sanger s Apaches but couldn t seem to defeat theur other opponents The Emperors greatest handucap seemed to be that the boys gust couldn t get organuzed as JACK PUTNAM CLIFFORD STAHL Ho ararx, Capfaon Most Valuable Plave SO a team and lacked the team coordination whnch ns so necessary In wlnnnng ball games Lettermen for the l957 season were Clifford Stahl Nick Masuch Jack Putnam Jerry Pratchett Larry Rocker Bob Mldklff Judd Trlpp and Richard Medina Cliff Stahl was chosen by has teammates and the coach as most valuable player for the season .lack Putnam was named honorary captaln Coach Champneys comment on the team was that the boys dad well considering that they were playlng In one of the toughest leagues In the Val e Varslty Basketball l W, 1 , , V ' , ' Q , 1 ' 1 , l' , A A 1 r 4 3 I 1 - 1 , - . - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 r 1 ,L 1 . ,, . . . , , , . . - 1 - I 11 y. Q Q , I 1 7 ,-' 15 I ii l .1- fw I I Llghtwelght Basketball The Dunuba l-lugh School B basketball team had a taurly good season record wlth eight wlns and elght losses In league play the Baby Emps wound up wuth a four wan and four loss record They placed thlrd IH the Northern Seauola League The Llttle Emperors gave the fans an outstandung and thnllung '- basketball season especially In the Reedley Selma and Sange games The total seasonal ponnts for the Baby Emps was 59l as against 623 polnts for their opponents In league play thelr points totaled 303 against 302 for thelr opponents Coach John Goodell ss to be congratulated for dolng an out standung job during has tnrst year at Dlnuba Hugh Gary Weber was named by hns teammates as being the most valuable player of the season and Bob Matsuoka was chosen honor ary captaln lContlnued on page 823 BOB MITSUOKA Honorary Captaun GARY WEBER Most Valuable Player Front Ygnaco Lopez Don Kobayashn Rucha d Green Bob Mrtsu Back Fel x Delgado Lar y Pa ker fordon Jenknns Gary Ol ver ako Davld Snne Gary Weber Ma k Shn No man Trnut Monte Barnes 81 I I I 'esa- 9 1 ' ' ll ll ' . . , . , in . . . 4 Q X 4. . . r f I I I r - , 3. I , ', V , r C i , r r , J , I , , s r, . r 1 I r , SCORES 'N xl Y Q Basketball Summary VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Dinuba Tulare Dinuba Reedley Dinuba Orosi Dmuba Redw d Dinuba Hanford Dinuba Selma Dinuba Selma Dinuba Sanger Dinuba Clovis Dinuba Clovis Dinuba Sanger Dinuba Exeter Dinuba Exeter Dinuba Reedley Dinuba Orosi 2 Dinuba Oppon ts 777 B BASKETBALL SCORES Dinuba Tulare Dinuba Reedley Dinuba Orosi Dinuba Redw d Dinuba Hanford Dinuba Selma Dinuba Selma Dinuba Port lle Dinuba Clovis Dinuba Sanger Dinuba Sanger Dinuba Clovis Dinuba Exeter Dinuba Exeter Dinuba Orosi Dinuba Reedley C SUMMARY Our big congratulations to Coach Lownsbery for an out standing job in leading the pee wees through a successful training period Mike Munoz was chosen most valuable player for the C team and Larry Martinez was voted the honorary captain for the year For the D team Tommy Reed was selected most val uable player and captain Dinuba s C and D basketball squads competed for the second year in the Sequoia basketball league held during the football season and finished in second place. During the season play the C tedm won three games and lost four. All of their games were league contests. The D basketball team didn t do so well because of dropouts. Coach Bill Lownsbery was faced with a rebuilding job all through the season because of so many dropouts. Having no lettermen returning at the start of the season he had to field a team with little experience against the larger Sequoia League foes. Dinuba Dinuba Dinuba 23 Dinuba 4 Dinuba 5 Dinuba l9 Dinuba Clovis Reedley Selma Sanger ll Selma Sanger Clovis 23 Dinuba Clovis 35 Dinuba Selma 26 Dinuba Sanger SCORES l3 Dinuba Selma 29 l2 Dinuba Sanger 32 if me 1 V V ft 1,5 7' x 'gnc , Q , 4: , ,A 79 ' .J '1 5 :gym ,K ,- lk www 35555 5925? 72904 aw 45 fi W 8 . aff Dig thi! :rcs A y dance! x. f if F5 WV - x S7 -1 KX Wa Q More I some ready A Front row left to rnghf B Msfsuoka M Barnes A BusTomOnTe Price N Ma h J Mockerr Prltcheff D Hodges R C Roque D McReynoIds J Garcia Second row D Spler Mgr Medmo Not plcfured Paul Wore Front row left To rlgnf L Chance Mgr R Green C Fukushima Burcfoga R Plseno J Brown Y Lopez Bock row F Espnno Spxer B Frazer Gaylord Second row D Kobayashu M D Meek G Meadors G Oliver M Munos 'KL 48 I 1 off, '2 'H-n 243' Baseball Summary The Dunuba Emperors wound up the l957 baseball sea son un furst place un the Northern Sequoua League They had been un a tue for furst wuth Reedley untul Redley lost her last game to Selma leavung Dunuba undusputed champuons Dunuba started the l957 baseball season by bowung to Redwood 9 to 6 In the second game thurteen errors by the local nune gave Reedley College a 9 to 3 vuctory Next the Emperors slaughtered Parluer 20 to 4 The furst league wun resulted for the Emperors as they edged Clovus 5 to 4 They next journeyed to Orosu where they took a 6 to 3 beatung ln the second league game the varsuty suffered a 3 to 2 loss to Reedley Hugh The Emperors swamped Parluer agaun l6 to 5 un theur return game The thurd Ieaguer saw the Emperors vuctoruous 3 to l over Sanger Dunuba took over the lead un league play at thus pount The second battle wuth Orosu resulted un a 9 to 3 loss Then Selma was trupped by a 2 to l truumph for the Emperors Followung the tussle wuth Selma Dunuba went to Clovus to wun 5 to 4 The Emperors second try wuth Reedley Hugh proved no better than the furst They were slupped by wuth a 2 to l tally The Green and Whute beat Sanger 4 to 2 un the funal league contest of the season The Emps then trounced Selma 7 to 2 un a practuce game Durung Rausun Day festuvutues the townshup was delughted wuth the Emperors l3 to IO margun over Parluer The Emperor J V s startung from scratch after a slow start came on fast toward the end of the season to guve a good account of themselves The season opened wuth a 6 to 2 loss to Redwood Hugh of Vusalua then came back wuth a 6 3 truumph over Parluer Orosu our tradutuonal ruvals unflucted a 4 l loss to the Jayvees un the next game In the return engagement wuth Parluer the Junuor Emps pounded out a 9 4 wun Practuce games ended wuth a 9 Z w n over Orosu League play started wuth a spune tunglung 5 4 vuctory over Reedley Then followed a serues of losses Sanger 4 O Clovus forfeut Selma 8 O Reedley l2 3 Sanger 2 O and Clovus 6 4 The season ended on a vuctoruous note Traulung 6 to O the J V s rallued to score o 7 6 wun over Selma Prospects on the JV team for next year are lgnacuo Lopez Don Kobayashu Chester Fukushuma Gary Oluver Duck Greene Jum Brown Don Meek Bert Frazuer Reuben Puseno Bull Spuer Kay Watanabe Herb Pruutt Jerry Jenkuns Norman Hackler and Craug Downey Not to be forgotten us the out standung job of managung done by Bob Gaylord I , . 1 . , . . . , . . , . .., 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' I . . . ', 1 '1 'I -1 , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ,g ry eva Watt TRACK 14115 X317 'E GU WEYZ 38 U LJ97 su 8 4 XBU li.-'I HI' as N Tr or 1 Front row left to right L Andrews R Aguilar K Oda L Mar A Nerseslan B Watkins R Frlesen G Haro J Putnam J flnez D Reed J Ruiz F Arroyo D Goosseri L Harms C Stahl Urbina Mgr Backrow J Rose J Poole E Hulrquisi G Hutch Middle I'OW J MGTHIS D Slrtner J RSIS A KIOOSIGFI B Goodell 9:15 L Rocker G Weber R Easley I MCNerIly R W gver fi' i ,sm . 4 ' , If ev r Emperor Track Team This season has been very successful for the Emperor track and field squad So for the Emps in A class have taken the high point trophy at the 'lulare Relays and have won the league meet at Clovis They have a very good change ot taking the divisional meet at Shatter Thi. year many ot the school records have been re-written. ln A class the 880 yard relay team set a new record ot l :32.2. Clifford Stahl set a new high hurdle record ot l5.5 and .lack Putnam set a record of l5l ft. lV2 in, in the discus. ln B class Aram Kinosian set two records in the weights. He threw the shot 53 tt. l in. and the d' cus l3O tt. ll 'n. lan McNeilly also set a rec- ord inthe B class high jump of 5 ft. 9 in. In C class David Sinner set a high jump record o 5 ft. 6 in. Gross Country Team The D U H S cross country team turned In a reasonably successful record for the 1956 season The seven man team participated un thurteen meets wlth such schools as Reedley Mt Whutney Sanger Tranqurlllty Lansdale tPenna J and Coalunga Judd Trapp a sennor set a new school record for the course with his time of 8 45 In the meet with Coalnnga The team was coached by Art Freuler J dd T pp dspl ys C os Co ty Trophy tt L A d D W R Easley Edge ly R F sen J Tr p .sf2ff T S 84 'fiflf' 'NY U B4 QQLS4 nw ,SU H4 Q1-'Q 87 ...ii I Q at F-ront row left to right G en Walker Charlene Scruggs Kay Roger Wilhelm Davud Phrllnps Bob Maxwell Gary Foote Bll Pal Jackson Regsna D ew Sfandrng Terry Chnstlansen John Wlens mer Not puctured Sandra Keeffe Shlrley Forrest Bob Lovelace Tenms Team Lock of practlce facnlntnes and only a few ex peruenced players from last season hlndered the chances of thus year s tennns team to wand up on the wlnnung side of the schedule A bug vote of appreclatuon goes to Coach Ralph Pardue for the tune lob he dld wlth all these handicaps Gwen Walker was voted most valuable player theur teammates Matches played durlng the season are as follows March I5 Clovns at Dunuba The match was rained Out March 22 Reedley at Dlnuba Reedley won all flve events March 26 Dlnuba at Selma Dlnuba won two and Bobby Maxwell was chosen honorary captaln matches and Selma won three 88 March 29 Dlnuba at San ge Drnuba won one event Sanger four Aprll 2 D nuba at Reedley D nuba won 2 Reedley 3 Apnl 5 Selma at Dlnuloo Dnnuba won 2 events, Selma 3 April lA Clovls at D nubo D nubo won Z events, Clovis 3 Apr'I 23 Sanger at D n obo D nuba won 2, Sanger 3 Gwen Walker and Sandra Keeffe placed second un tlse conference tournament held ln Fresno on May 4 3,2 -f , 1 I . 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' , D U H S Swlmmmg Team Danuba Hugh had an exceptionally large turnout for swlmmung thus year there berng between 35 and 40 out regularly training for the team Make Lewns and John Multord led the A s In every meet Mlke Oh Jon Lamb and Jlm Abraham were taklng most at the tlrsts for the B S The Emperor swlm team won thenr meet with Fowler surprlsungly easy Below ns the complete season schedule March 28 Dmuba at Mt Whntney 2 Dnnuba at Lindsay 5 Reedley at Drnuba April April 9 Dlnuba at Selma 23 Dnnuba at Sanger 26-Clovus at Dlnuba 3 Dnnuba at Lindsay 4 Sanger lnvltatlonal Relays 9 Diving at Dlnuba lO League meet at Selma l8 Dnvnsnonal meet ot Sanger 25 Valley meet at Chowchnlla April April Aprll May May May May May May nrst ro left o rlght Pat Lamb Sanda Shun Jen Lou Vreen Lllluan Lane Carol Haden Jane Oovls Sharon Mclntyre Second row Janlce Smart Rosalre Parker Joan Franks Judy Johnson Lmda Nnelscn Pat Magatagan Barbara Days Vonnue Franks Cormac Fruesen Thrrd row Jrm Abraham Johr- Reed Duck Wall ...L T Ar' 1.41-414' an -54565 Ass!!- SC ,,,..' -an-fd' df .Awww 'Q ff? fffrf?-'Til . 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