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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

B d of Dinubo Joint Published by the Student o y shop under the supervision in the school print of Charles H Freeman 1958 f DELPI-IIC CI-IOES Union High School. Printed ' ' FCREWCRD . We have often wondered what the tltle Delphlc Echoes really means The words Delphnc Echoes are Greek and mean a hnstorucal record of events With thus In mind we have endeav ored through the pages of thus annual to guve as complete a coverage of events throughout the school year as ut has been posslble for us to do We have had a lot of dnsappomtments and a lot of pleasure a we progressed with our layout of puctures and copy Our alm has been to gwe you an annual that would be just a lrttle dlfferent from those produced In prevuous years Wnth thus sn mmd we added slxteen extra pages enlarged the senlor pictures added picture advertlsnng and selected a cover whuch we thunk unusual and attractive Well this ns ut we hope you luke It SUSANN MATHIS Editor ..',,L41ull- YP' u II ' II ' I I I C . . ' I I I , - . I fs 'AX 1, -rv-A W -. fs 2 Q, .X 5, ,f J , fr L 'vs' - . f ' A im, Q.,,,W.....-vw-- -' ' lv' ' , 2 yf f . s , l ?,.,.., 4, - , I 'ill ,g , L guy ' ' 0 . CGNTENTS Administration Classes Activities MusicC1Drama Sports Snap Gallery Advertising - - Signatures - - 89 O9 llO-ll2 A TRIBUTE Beloved by all and the favorute of many Charles lPopl Freeman by hu kund understandung attutude and patuent unstructuon shall forever hold hugh esteem un the memorues of the happuest days of our luves-our hugh school years Under hus unstructuon thurty two graduatung classes have been proud of theur prospectuve yearbooks The Delphuc Echoes and students down through the years have enjoyed readung school news un approxumately eught hundred ussues of the Emerald and Whute publushed under hus supervusuon In the years to come we know our pathway of lufe wull parallel the hugh udeals taught us by one whose servuce to the school and communuty has been undemandung u u u I I 1 I ' 1 1 1 , . . . . I . DEDICATION To a dedicated teacher a frnend of youth a man who always stands for rlght a Drnuba Hugh man Marty Martin Goehrung we dedicate thus l958 Delphlc Echoes Mr Goehrnng began his teachlng at Dunuba Hugh In l9-49 taking charge of the Scrence Department He has had the responsrbulrty of all classes and lab tralnlng nn Chemistry and Physics and an addltlon has taught other subgects as hrs servuces were needed Marty always has a ready smlle and a friendly greeting for everyone and has endeared hnmself to both students and faculty by hrs truendly cooperatuve attutude We wash hum many many more years of successful teachung here at Dlnuba Hugh Ugg:-9 Maura f-nsllnni Em JMR, la an U l I I I I ' I I Il II ' - ' I I I Q1 ,rv - 4 ' .- , ,,rx t' 11- A - .'- - ,. ..-. f ,, ' ' I - Miwifr-I' - rg- I ft... .. :gin , ff ADMIN ISTRATICJN JAMES R FRENCH Dlstrlct Superintendent Ivy... n '1 I 'l 1 -lr I 'T Fl Fl VII Vlfl VIII Flll Vlfl Flll' Vim wwf .4---' 'M-.,,,,,,....q-w 3391 X aww. M..- -nil -'-' WWW Leftt right Scott Peacock James R French District Cuperlntendent VN N Price Pruncupol Rudolph Johnson Presndent Fred Bcltkln Jr Clerk Albert Surobuon John Kolender W N PRICE Prlnclpal ns wuth suncere regret that we bud farewell to our prnncupal Newton Pruce Students and faculty allke wall muss has fnne leadershup has helpful and understandnng attutude and most of all wull mnss hum The staff of the Delphuc Echoes jo ns with has host of friends an wnshlng o hum the best of everything as he assumes has dutles elsewhere .1 VORIS PFDEN RACE MCGINNIS LENOQX EICHENBERGER 1ERALO NORTON Vnce Pr nc pal Chnld W Hare and Attendance Counsellor Launsellor It. , . . . . I T I4 , . . , , rg? ff , V I , . l tl l 2 Y' 104' Q05 FACULTY DOROTHY ANDERSON Public Speaknng G Is PE Engllsh I Drama ROBERT AGN EW Auto Mechanics BEULAH CADWELL En Ish Ill U S Hrs y FLOYD CHAMPNEYS Woodshop CAROLYN PRICE Glrls Physical Educatuon NIILIAM L CARGILE Band Chorus Stagecraft Mechamcol Drawing Sf Hall HORACE LOWNSBERY Photography Study Hall CAROLINE ERBELE Typmg I C1 II Shorthand I C1 II Business English CERALD TUTMAN Cnvucs Sr Problems Algebra I Economic Geography A C EDGERLY Agriculture Farm Mechanics MARGARET FINLEY Llhrarlan Sfudy Hall GERALD NORTON Counselxng General Scuence JOHN NEVINS Geometry Trmganomelry Algebra I Cr II General Math LLEWELLYNI GLIENTHER General Busnness Record Keep mg Typing I Bockkeepmg I ERIC RASMUSSEN CIVICS U S Hrs ary 8 MABEL KLOSTER Ish I G FACULTY JOHN GOODELL Boys P E Gennral Math Bussness Arathrnetlc KENNETH MURRAY LILLIAN MACKERSIE :sh II C1 I World History Humanltu s Spanish I I Cadets HELEN CORMIER Art and Crafts FERN TRIPP PAUL MICHELI Englnsh Ill Specual Educatlon CHARLES FREEMAN Prmtnng Journalnsm Publucatlons PETE ESTRADA Spanish I Socual tud JEAN PRICE R N School Nurse CAROLYN SLOAN Hom makung MARTIN GOEHRING Physncs Chemistry FRANCES ROQUE Socual tudles Brology ART FREILER Boys Physlcal Educafuon JOHN E GEROW Driver Trannung 9 Eigl' II Engl' ll Latin I 6- ll, English I 6- ll ' , ' ies JACK PUTNAM JOYCE WRIQHT President ccsurer WINONA KLASSEN LINIDA NIELSEN LINDA WAPREN LAQRY ROCKER ecrefory Boys Fedf-ruTion President STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TO BETTY BOATMAN Head Yell Lecder BARBARA MILSON MIZE SUSANN MATHIS Edifor Delphic Echoes ' T. V . , Vice Presdenf Girls' League President Editor zimerold ond White AA L - . STUDENT COUNCIL Meeting when occasion demanded the Student Council planned and controlled student actlvltles throughout the year making decnslons with fairness to all The outstandung accompllshment thus year was a change un the con tntutnon whnch makes It possible for the edutor of the Delphlc Echoes to be a votmg member of the Councnl School spnrut sportsmanshup and fmancnal dnffrcultnee comprnse only a few of the phases of school late through whuch they have guided the stud ents with the understandlng of their advisor Mr Vorls Peden Jack Putnam Student Body presndent and the entnre Councnl sincerely hope that they have succeeded an helprng mauntaan a system of student government whuch you can be proud to represent you f Q n-if swf Left T0 right Susarn Mathns Barbara Mulson Muze Betty Boatman Blly Chambers Jock Putnam Vorrs Peden ladv sort Wmona Klassen Lnda Nielsen Joyce Wr ght Standing Mrke Oh Jerry Jenkms Scott Peacock Larry Rocker I I I , - 1 1 - ' I I Q' S lf I5 '1 W' fills 10 -- I I , - 'X' '- A , f V U. 1 ' I ,M M' ' 'IM I III, WI III' ffxlcincs. . 5. 5 f wr, ' 45' X ll Y I , Q Ne 4 fx 4 3,1 , . , 13.41 ' , I I fgw ,S . ,J sg I fr , rm, b H S1 . I ff'III ' - , ,f , ff' 'X - 5 ' Z 1 ' I ' ' I I I I I i I ' I I ' I i . : ' I ' I , . SECRETARIES 'C -Q' N MRS. HARRIET BROWN MRS. MARY BRANUM Hlgh School Secretory Attendance Offlce Secretory CUSTCDIAN S 4 358' Lefi To right Som Morfzen Glen Horroh F M Brnnklev George Morfonuon Scott Slsson Cecrl Hlghfxeld Roy Gross Bull Johnson Bob Taylor . . I . . g ' I . 4 .J K , . 5-T.. w F Y -- .jnvg ' ' . -- ' V' 1 1 ,,Q. 4f' JY , BRE 9 X CLASSES lf, ff Q' 7. X 4, f S! 5 AAD F? Ami X X NSS, x WI' LIE SHARP Presudent AKIKO Nll Vice Presrdent CAROI E THIESEN Secr tory Treosurer SENIORS . . . Sensors thus yeor chonged to o new form of mrtro tron where Senrors ond Freshmen portrcrpoted an fuxed gomes on the footboll freld durrng the afternoon Hounted House wos the theme of therr closs os sembly whuch wos presented October 28 CLASS ADVISORS 1 John Nevins Llewellyn Guenther Horace Lownsbery Gerald Tutmon ll ll - .1 , . G - . , 1 2 FRESHMAN YEAR 1954 1955 A freshmen we started off our new excutung adventure of beung an hugh school by beung unutuat d The gurls were requured to wear paper sack dresses nylons rolled below the knees one hugh heel one fueld boot one black runa around one eye no make up and haur starched up on theur heads The boys requurements were sumulor to the guuls wuth the exceptuon that they wore duapers unstead of paper dresses Our freshman assembly theme was The Cap taun s Dunner The class offucers were Don Womack presudent Alfred Bustamante vuce presudent Georgua Beck secretary trasurer SOPHOMORE YEAR 1955 1956 We proudly took furst place un the annual unter c'ass track meet an honor for any class Our class assembly was based on a Mussussuppu Ruveu theme Our class offucers were Cluff Stahl presudent Chuck Lundsoy vuce presudent Gwen Walker sec retary treasurer JUNIOR YEAR 1956 1957 Our uunuor year was very successful and we ago n placed furst un the unterclass track meet Honeymoon Around the World won furst place un class assembly competutuon The Junuor Sen or Banquet and Prom was very successful and excutung wuth on atmosphere of a Junuor Stork Club The class offucers were Garey Weber presudent Gwen Walker vuce presudent Carol Thhuesen sec reta y Susan Batk n treasurer SENIOR YEAR 1957 1958 Th s year we had a lot of fun unutuatung the fresh men and we had a very excellent assembly entutled The Haunted House Our class offucers were Wullue Sharp presudent Akukc Nu vuce pres dent Carole Thuesen secre tary treasurer A our senuor year us at a close I am suue we can all look back through the last four years at Dunuba Hugh and can truly say we enuoyed our stay here S I I I I M I , . , . .' b, II - 1 - 11 1 1 I I I u , . I ' I I I I - 1 ll II ' I II ' ll ' I I 1 1 1 - , . : . , , . II ll ' I I '1 A Y' ' 3 - ' - '1 ' 1 1 Q , . . 1 -sx 1958 GWEN WALKER The blush as beautuful but some times inconvenient BERT FRAZIER ls there onythmg he doesnt 09 MELVlNA CLASSEN Yes we re twins BON 1 FAC IO SANDOVAL Talented hands JUDITH HARP Trouble never troubles me GAREY WEBER Says little but means much ANITA MARTINEZ School lsnt everythung ERWIN FRIESEN kingdom for cl row potato NANCY HARRlS She's engaged, she's lovely- she uses Pond's CHARLES EDGERLY Farmer Boy ARLENE ROLLER Be sure you're rught then go ahead DON VOYLES The wildest colts make the best horses I6 1958 DANIEL URQUIDES Able ond olert ONNIE FRIESEN n oh' MIKE OH non of rnony letters WINONA KLASSEN Slude-11' Body Vnce President The Boondock Krd KENNETH CARPENTER Toll blonde ond handsome BETTY BOATMAN l-Ieod Yell Leoder A mxschlevous luttle gurl DAVID STUCKY LORETTA PERRY I n ve wos bosbful ond wow' Al. DODDS nxce guy to know IANET Ol-IANESIAN Glogles galore IAN MACNEILLY Go owoy you bother BARBARA SAY rn O Cure I I I Me f . A I I Less school, more fun! 2 r I. , 4 A - me! I' k dl 1958 . . SUSANN MATH lS Edutor of Delphrc Echoes If studying interferes wnth your fun-why study? CLAUDE TRAMMELL A hord worker BARBARA MILSON MIZE Editor of Emerald ond White One boseboll teom coming up L C HADDOCK Why pack on me? LINDA NIELSEN Presrdent of Girls Leogue A smile thot would melt o heart of gold JOHN REED Boshful barefoot boy wlth shoes on NEDRA WIEBERG Good lookmg BILL SPIER DARLENE RICHARDS s osk her ond shell tell u LAQRY ROCKER Pres 'lent Boys Federation OVUVQYOWTW Freshman JEANNINE SCARBROUGH good book as not o textbook ARAM KINOSIAN Why roke Ilfe seriously? ' v B1lIie Ju ' yo A , I8 sr v 7 it IZ is 1 -v- f 1958 I-RANCES WILLIAMS Prcctnce mokes perfect ALFRED BUSTAMANTE A good guy all around PAYE UPTON Boshful buf modest SIMON REYES The fever called Ivvmg ELOISE CURIEL :full os 0 mouse JIM HUTSON All gr of men ore deod and dont feel so well myself' AROLE THIESEN E drunk ond be merry for tomorrow we duet GERALD MICKEY I dore to do oll that I may become o mon JUSAN BATKIN 'iulfono fech RONALD OLIVER Eureka bound GL NDA MANDUFFIE Never trust the odvuce of o mon JERRY RANDOLPH A bold bad man' bv X lxg 1958 LAUREL LOCKE Study' Study' Study DONALD MASICH ou aunt Iovmg you sn avmg GLORlA FIERRO Yell Leader Short sweet and cant be beat' IOHN MULFORD Space of lute BETTY GANDRAU Ladies and gentlemen MIKE LEWIS You may thunk you know me ut KAY JACKSON You must have been a beautltul baby PAUL MURRELL Look for a qoal and you ll tmd t JUDY MIYAMOTO Precious thungs come rn small packages BRIAN HAYDEN Soldier boy AKlKO Nll Do I look all right? CLIFF STAHL l'm not blushing, it's just my sunburn 20 2 5 43 yy :Bi ,.. fa FZ 1 .im , 1. ,gy J 1, UM ,af 'W , N 2 M, . YF' Z -ry if AM 4 5' , , Y' A4 5. W +41 ' ,Z , -.-'ji'g,: ':, if ,, A b W I N -, f V .. , A I 51. 1, i,A,g'v'4 .. if .A i WW 1 5,1 f V ,xifw - gig.. W, , J ,g m ,.f.W'-a2g,'f':g.:..:,:ff:' :wr W f v ' , ' Za? ' fa M , , 5? F ai ? , 2 ff ' f if X aw ffgfzi Wi iw? vw , ' Qi 'iff ,L f -'A- if H52 V ,, 1 i fffm WW Wwfffzfw VJ 'f, , 5 I Q , 4' WW' ,:-wfi '- ..,. v ' -vv Y' 4 , fy . K , X ' A, J , f 7? ff l f ,, 9' 1 ,pf 4'-9 W ' Z W' 4 , - J M, 1 ,W Ulm 1958 IANET BEARD I have the Tom ROBERT HERRING Shy buf defmotely JUDY BEARD I have the Lalt DEAN MCREYNOLDS Quate o but of man BARBARA DANN Naughty but mce ARAM NERSESIAN '-IESSTEL BRIDGE Im 0 bug glrl nw ROBERT MAXWELL Leosf but not lost KITTY BRANUM Sh 9 9 EDWIN GRASS In fame you Ieorn all things DYTHELENE FLYNN Dynomute when disturbed JAMES PRICE Love conquers all I l I Hey, you guys, I've got on idea , A - O y . . ? MDV . . . 1958 LARRY PARKER Takes two to make a bargain NADINE KREGOR Quzet when in public, but watch out when you're alone JACK PUTNAM Student Body Pressdent Jack of all trades SHARON McINTYRE Oh my gosh Im ou JOHN CARL STATER A Jnamond In the rough LUCRETIA COLLINS Busxness Manager Emerald G White I thought the R was to be a D WILLIE SHARP Sensor Class Presldent Why should lute all labor be LINDA WARREN Student Body Secretary I rn a good gurl now JOHN MORRIS What I learned I have forgotten what I know I have guessed JOYCE WRIGHT Student Body Treasurer Keener of the vault PAUL WARE Man about town RACHEL FAST Always on the lob I , ' tl 'lb I , , , I K d x I y I A fi 23 4' gy f 4 M 4 , E 3:5 A Q I , ' ,E ef ' f Z fm M , V 4 V e 'S ,, V7 ., U4 , W - 1, ,Q 7 jr., 1, . , I - IW iziiiflff' 1 s z M '3 M, .WI 7 E V h ' M ' , ' , -AA-I . , ,, , ,4 V K 1, '5j2,15.Z L Z '9' ':: -im ff ,f H '3' MQ? f if I . , if gf-F' ' ff 4 gi. Q: 225 7 xi :- 4 ff A t V 6 3 fi I I W-if 1-'-1 . 2' ' 'fu AM. 3 , 6, I 1 2 7 if 4 ' , ,jg aa ,K 5 Q ii 1 f ,F ' 5 W g vf YJ W5 X 3 Q if 5' 4,5 40 1 ' .. . A5 .. 1: .::.2i , if .... 1 X , Q5 , .,.,., , ..,. J., ,. Efiiiiziifiliifizffiii' ' 5 4 K 3 svkwwih, M .... 1 iw 6.4--IW 4 ffygwxsffi 1 v gg ., 1. U If by 'ln' W s .1 ,. ,. W , --M-,zz 2, A ' ff O A 2 9, V, i, if 'M 7 Q L 1 'E Q 'lou 1958 ERRY PRNTCHETT GOT any gum? BETTY JO MAXWELL rn of sm: es DON DOYLE Vofch be rn w nk LHARLOTTE HADLEY Everyone 5 crazy but me CHARLES EWERT Hof Rodder SHARON FLYNN Foshmg Eyes 'ARRY JORGENSEN Camera Bug NANCY ALVIS And lm shy too DICK DOYLE E ormds D un Hes Or redheads 'wckes no dfference PAT DAVIS .Uh you swliy thang RAY HARLAND one agrees with me, buf word moves Onywcv OLWEN WILLIAMS Pnsvwo Beach, here I come the all ,sl M Yin 4--,.,, NOT PICTURED DOUGLAS BACCUS NAANUEL BURCIAGA IVAN COFFMAN LINDA BARNS DENNIS MITCHELL CHARLENE NIX TONY POOLE RALJL RUIZ MAQY ANN ESPINDULA JERRY EVANS JOE GARCIA CHARLES GREEN BILL LOWNSBERY CLASS FLOWER White Corncatuon CLASS COLORS Orchid ond Whlte CLASS MOTTO Wnthout God Nothmg IWrltten In LotmI 1958 JOHN SCHMIDT Fconomy Run wnnner IUDY WELLS PENNER You dldn I fhmk I would fmlsh d d you? 'QICHIRD MEDINA L01 r of o good tume n n I . , . . . I . 3 . 1 x. ll - - ll it -ov bu. Qrsbwikf-V4 -1-Q f...-'Q Tor row Arlo l-lawklns Betty and Bobby Maxwell Roberta Houston B ,roy Gaylo d Su ah Batkn ehda Turpin Johnny Reed second row Patsy Helm Bull Maslhgale Jamce Schmndt Betty Gararau Susohn Math Laurel Locke Pat Davls Thuro row Clltt Stahl Larry Rocker Don Mas ch Gw n Walker Sylvla Terry Charlotte Hadley Clehda Manduftle Fourth row Kntty Branum Nell Wleburg Juay Llragr rw Charlene Scruggs Loretta Perry OIN n Williams Amta Martlnez F'th row Barbarc Say Larry Collms Sharon Mclntyre Jett Cash Rose Marne Fuentes Dar :md Duck Doyle Bottom row Erym Frlesen Glorlo Flerro Kay Ja: r Lmda Nne sch Juay Pehher Lucky Collms Udv HOVD WHEN WE WERE YOUNG My J ,. ' 3 V H 2 , 4.. ,us -gf , f 1 . ' ' V ' .yd VM L j ' A , ' 'kr All Q --rv . Qu , r A ,z ,, Q ' A , s 'V ,yi .L .45 ' if A 'f L 1 A .43 0 W' A M 'r'f '-ff 5 1 X n, 5 13 . . . -! X. yr V ' A 1 fx ' W Lili, ' ' ' il my .Ltr-,--ggi? it 3 lt , W M , 'V' L I -is . et -' H , m ' 'T' i C Ak f ..... . M in . BF , 1 K 71 1 3 ' f 5 ' , 55535 M X A Ex ' RX k.u -- .. - Q2 A r ' l K A I Q . V . ,Ev ,N , A W mg J' ' I k 7 I A ,AMN , ,5 ti W x. A . ai' C gyweiils ,, 3 , V , , ' , 7 , 5 1 Gl ' , . ' 3 . . . AND INNOCENT Top row Atnce Hernandez Nadwnc Kfcgor Qabcrt Barnes, Sharon Flynn Hcsstcl Brtdgc, Nancy Ha'rl5 Senond row: Ann Jones, Jack Putnam Wtlltc Sharp Brlan Hayden Artccn Rottcr, Akvco Nu, Dan Urquudcz Thtrd rOw Jcny Mnckey, Edwm Grass. Aron N-:Mawson Sntrtey Muller Roche! Fast, Wtnona Klasscn, Garth Glanzcr. Fcurth row Mciynna and Maruann Classon Batty Boctman, Nancy Atv 5, Carokt Thtcscn Barbara Mtlson Mwzc Jerry Pratchett Fwtth row Faye Upton Elaulse Curnct, Juduth and Janet Ecard, Dartcnc Ruchcras, Jcnct Ohancsnoa, Mary Ann Liamduta Srxth raw Johnny Moms Don Hodges Lwnda Warren, Dean McRf:ynoIds Conntc Frucscn, Betty Jo Maxwoit, Brltuc Suamcr Bottom raw Tommy Voss, Carl Staff-r, Joycc Wright, Dan Voylcs 1: .JEL ,,...4 -. M 40 .41 Q 35 L'f::: f ,amX but Av' I YJA .Zu V1 J .. 7 M 2 T x Q, W . I '1 A 1' n ' ' -W I 1 li' I . 1, my 1 . . I K lk V F aj f at A QA ' , , 4 . 4 y .I Q, ' 3-' Kffyjw I-.Q T, E Q M - R, V ' m 2, Q 5 ' A , ff' W lg ,aw Ld A l I N V if . Q 4 ' ' f .1 , 4 V I f 'v x A' .5 fp. , 9 1' ' L - A l W. iziajl I+- . ' 1 -f' 34, W .- , ' J., J P l 'Q ly. r-, I . - ' Z. .3 , ' A ' h at ,f , . ' h x if Q ' 1 I - -A X ' VAN I A i U X X , fx Q 3 BILLY CHAMBERS -,rc acnr JOYCE BEDROSIAN V1 1 President BEATRICE MIKAELIAN Sefretary T caswer ll'7,3l7 'ml UBRARY lua.w.w., unurutilllkf J UN ICRS Jumors thus year luke all the other classes have had a normal year with the selllng of hot dogs at the football games and the presentation of their class as embly A Day an the Attendance Offlce The Junnor Sennor Banquet and Prom was held on May 24 In the new Veterans Memorial Buxldlng The Brrds and the Boys was the theme of thus year s Jun or Class play whlch was presented Novem ber 22 CLASS ADVISORS gn iv John Gerow Beulah Cadwell Mabel Kloster Lllllgn Mqgkerglg 31 Q.,- Nm x, We rw U bcvvdc Bon Mm U 0 -mcc v x cw c f H Lmum Cqvrcsc WM O Hcm proc Sump Sylvcs er v Q N RU- an Caro wr P Ucrom EO Do xx.: c on I nm' lon Mcrtm Monk J L . w rw O Q 104: Q M mam! rx Ho KX K L T :N ns Gr hor Gow Thxrd row Johrm 'J 7 Oy Kgmwcth W xgrw ml! Mwm or MAIUNLN Hn Ur'mc1 F an ,mx v f w Qtcr O Mwkc Tomoko on ww Pcrw HU Q 1 ,cf X so S Q fo L we Pose our mm ,mmm Vvqm r Q Shfw Par Trn cgcm Mark rx .J f' Ori Tom rv H wrgu' ,, Tv Tmrfi row Brad Cy N rv Jw TroL PK P rcc DL rmo Johrw r ,fm Y Nmrvm fkcvo 0 EO x crcuo w vw hmm G CLASS OF 1959 -4 - , fi , , W I - ' F:-1, raw 'c 1 do Zo! 'k ' X. '91 vw En F! ww D M W Q Pvw, gnu 1! f W 1 , fx 1 , BCS' :CN N LN N LC: Q CO L N ' 5Y:1 wQNc1, r VC Pwvzzv' Bcfi'-41 vm NL: 'Thi Huw-x HCI -3 W M A , I Ar' 4,3 gy , S H L, GOV. Fo V C wg 0 C lui la,C'W Jung L v, -, Cggrl In-M110 Adrwcrwm L , OT: w I 1 -f y Lcfgl - , ' , Do! l 'Q G X np N AL c Bo N lack Trrw F ct Iimgfr-,V P L. pci U B K ' lc. Furs few Bowwo Munson Dvwovcx Cu' ora, Kwon Ewwv Lmfic Osrmr-xc Moron-Q Bflfc Shrew FQHMX .owcc Eedrowou NAOWIQ Herman Rcqmo Dr-3.x Mcwrwc X-N' -Sack Lvuffz V3 U ' ww Q , 7 bca: Hg: '2 ice 71.1 f FL 3 Q ' S01 1 Shu BGSU. S ':r1'1 Jcfm- C L'cr Cf: Q M3,d - Eztw Chr: . ,CW cy E Sw' Gfwrfv 4 U51 JL.Jw'h x'-,NMC ' M' Nc' , I C, 'se Ny M' 1' Eu: ix Ev M 2,0 ,4 NWC me m Jr-L iff G:-. KD! NC' CV: NCS 'L 11' X' ' fi bb G lww Bvjwf Lv if h Qt I n - A7 CLASS OF 1959 trst raw aral roston :z arf tr Q Gram a Cv 4 r t. aw Ytuc y nn taut U XC Q mar' fr C C Krauw rgc Mor Nancy Vutlrnan tarlyn Ek ran Ncnc M a Hove :ont w r k, Q war afn C rncson Pat Burl Ku,kondcN Dean And mon Dowd Qadrryt Cr n cnner Qonard Frrcscw Er arnbcr Dr Kutu M atc Tnr 5 1 Garv HCJ nHfOn Ov Fernando Robert Eartu rs raw arbara Rolncrt mralfirnn Hatcnona Aquos St ukn Atvcno RL I Xacwl Mrc or va ran Clorra Src c Ida Qtr tara Norma cp Noqlc Vonmc Franks Samnko Kurokcwa Pctt Ljrcsbmcht Second row Bc trrry Marque Tony Dua Cgorqc E as cy Jo cc Tgm son Margrc Harp Elnzabcth Perez Margaret Cnrnscsa Ester NA dns Vrcky Mano Vrckrc Hcmond Marge Clark O an Dc! Thnrc row Kew Oda Rr ha d Casey ennl Jan on Jann WlCn5 Jac Carca Ca in R a ctw. Delqaaw Raina t Gr, no Morvrn NVQ kent n Na han Ncznwer tan Ward L Andrew: I . . F C P , E 3 , B1 k tt C H :1 1 Juay Arb taht, 'c' V - k A S ff 1 H Q A f . 5 ' M3 - 'rw , N rz ' w r CCQN- vw, Lrni r. Sc 1 f Jcr w Schroth, Unto- Rnfaw Da! S cr, T' ,wtnn TP: Trucsdalc Caro! Eaton Maniclrno Heflciiavlcr Babara Nctsan, Anrta Snocklcv Marrryn Donnanv A! CC Eukaor Tn 'ri rg .w Hamm Stectrnan X , ,Q ,'a':,G1 1 L , V HCM 5 an :ps E' 3 'J 0' ,R Ft t B -, C 1: , wsu, 'r I h E , F co 1 gi, rf. ' , R - , ' , , fru , z ez, ' V , 2 . : 1 , D G 1 - . , , I r F V . nc f 1 ' 2 - - a , Xl' ' f , , X Q cf: it , -,5 mv., fs' ,,-... In JERRY IFNKINS U dent DAVID SINNER lnce President LINDA LOVELACE Secreta y Treasurer SOPHOMORES This year s sophomore class has had a normal year with the sellmg of popcorn at football games and the sponsorshlp of one class dance Plcnrc by the Sea was the theme of their assem bly which was based on teenagers havung a party on the beach The real hugh spot of the year for thus class as for all Sophomore classes was the orderung of thesr class rsngs CLASS ADVISORS Abgi' W: ,nav fr Paul Mrchel Carolyn Sloan Pete Estrada Carolnne Erbele Kenneth Murray Fern Trapp 35 vv- .. F rs row Ruth Rnckman Carol Mehrton Elame Hetlebower Kathy Klm Jackm Golden Gerald ne Barraca Pat Gouldy Suzan Halford Phyllls Vvalke Gw n Gels Second row Carol Wiggins Vlrgunna Frnesen Peggy Ncwb rry Judy Stacey John Erlckson Charles Haddock Eedre Cates L try Dann Calc Lack Kcnnc-th Anderson Kcnneth Boyfl Jam Daleruo lm B ard Jvm MCBCC Flrs row Shlrley Duvall Shirley Glbson Ev Iyn Drew Morne Lawrence Null: Klmbrough Zetta Hlghfueld Carolyn Maslwgae Delores Mooney ham Jan ce Carson Glorua Jump Glenda Wa'de1 Second vow Ronald Barnes Ray Weaver Jon Lamb Mnckcy Debask y Jane Davus Janlce Weave Alec Powell Jeannle Stacy Janet Ira y Kathy l-lcrnng Thlrd raw Kenneth Say Junlor Rayz Mnke Lebedeff Larry Martnnoz John Caylorn Kenneth Belllngharn Dayld Spler Monroe Mclleynolds Loyd Pnce CLASS OF 1960 Q , f A 'a I I ..- , , vi V X - - - .' e . 3 : ' ' , e , , , ' , . ' , Jlm Kutchens Llnda Lovelace Donna Spf nger, Dlana Eklznan, Marxanne Wnghf Thlrd row' Bobby Sanderson, Jerry Morrneon, Curtus Hammer, 1 . . . U' !-- . D- 'WM in Q ff wh 95 . X Q- 1 w A2 s if 5 if 3 L M :L X M! hmm M: A I 2 L5 ,ei ' I 5 !. QSJEQA4' we' V x Wm, . 'P f.-. l , ,IX 5 Wa SCO l'T PFACOCK sudent JACK COODELL Vice President IRIS NAKASHIMA Secretary Treasurer . . FRESHMEN After the confusson of unrtnatnon the Freshman class settled down to a normal year wlth the sellmg of pro grams at football games as their money rausung proyect May l6 the Freshmen presented Talent lncorpor ated as their class assembly CLASS ADVISORS 79-Or Buzz Chompneys Carolyn Prlce John Gooderl Robert Agnew Frances Roque 39 'L 14 . . . . . fL,.,,f,x- U U ' .li 2 b . II - r if -X C r f f li 5 ri' rw f I W R'-. . 3 C, ,I C wPre ' I I l M 1 X .Ji Fnrsr row Mary Yugalren Morro Aguwar Marowc Fiemxrwg Pat OCormor Baroao W Wdon Vrguma Prnc Carol Qatferfxefi Carol Her'urth Nola 'lullls Donna Tefmxsorv Jearmeffe Taylor Rnfa Hembree Second row G Nter Hu ch son Harald Je 1kms Bruce Frerler Jlm Nlslfwvrrwme David Col lm Larrv Robmsorw Thurman Tlromoson Rchara Craghrll Joe Roberts Max Haddock Muke Moblev Thnrd row Scott Peacock BuINy Poole Curc SorwaovoN Larry Bar amnorm Davrd Kurdmcrw Jomec Key Ronme Fra ner Tom Mcphersorr Gene Young Jerry Srmth Leon Coats Frrst row Loretta Frerm rw Edfvo Thom osor Peggy G rrley Sherry Moore A rcc Eenfor Marne Lermer Sharon Kachowarv Owau Lava I one Gorcro Nrenc Luna Arm Ncrsesnarw Twyla W ro Brcnda Pound Second raw EH E3 r5 Kenneth Brooke Dc-wayne HarreNI Dava roppe Pm! Sadouon rvoc Hawk as PMN Marwoogwarw Dewrtr C ev g Jwrvnr Cr wfora Fr k Thrrfi raw M kc Road' Douq Hcoa son Jwm Herwderborw ugewe Wa!-ce Dan Walker .fan Trvreyerw om rahar ack FQHS Tcwm Krurffv Haro!d Hufchem Jwm Choate CLASS OF 1961 40 Z r ff . 5 . - 5, ,X ,.- K .-' + - , ' 7 Q , fx ' - f f . f H , H , , . , . : , 2 . 2 , , - 1 5, , r V : , , era, , , : , , C' - ' V 3 r - r V 5 r 7 - , , K ' r Y r . r ' ' ,f , , I a 1 a e' ' 1 1 1 , , A r r . ' r Q wx, 1 ' 0 a , ,rw Russel! , r N , o g' , ' E I ' r, 'X ' , l G J or . W . , . n - . CLASS OF 1961 Furs. row Vera Rickman Dolores Rickman Pat Mclleynalds Marie Bak Axce Brown Pat Blair Marllyn Ja ksan NlOOl'Y7l Kar Vlrglnla Vase Celia Chacan Grace Suzula Sharon Ehaff Wanda Gaylord Second row Frank Munoz Ted Bafkln Paul l-llaTT Bl ly Tbdale Phil Goadwln Wayne Phlllups Jackie Fry Samuel Chance Harald Jurnp Larry Truesdare Thur row Bob Jorgensen B bly H ll Pa Kean Iley Don Gorrez Rnchard Avery Bull Smufh Clarence Adams Dayud D Ronald Bearden Henry James Fnr51 row Judy Ward Barbara Lasswell Nana Nlchel Conme Trepo Pei a Buena Munerva Soto Janet Stafford Karen Klennsasaer Sharon Naylor Ir: r-ukushlrna Katana Key Palty Frresen Linda Rodden Second row Henry Peyan Augustine Prada Ernie p Mme Oh Manuel Villa Albert Garcna Rayman Gornc.. Dennls Sporswzod Ronnre Warkenl ne Jw Grass Raiernary Arroyo Thnrd raw Gerald Prlcc Gaynen Weaver Rowland Weaver Clarence Urbena Jesse Cort e Leonard Carnaullo Je ry Pena Georae Daz lQaac Cabfulllo 1 v 41 . . 1 ' f Nr 2 , c , I , , , I I I I ' 'L I r a 3 1 If e J I . Air I A I l f r l 1 ' r F V f r 1 r r V r 5 , , , , : ' A , eo ez, . , , 1 'r r V l 1 1 n r V I '- i X f , .4 '-Q R 4 , R. . 1' y in K If ' J ' , ,, 1 X! W' ACTIVITIES f O Q, I E ' Lefm to right Barbara Mllson Muze Barbara Put nan Glenda Walden Clornc Prado Susann Mathls Dar ene Stanfneld Judy Fenner Standing Kenny Carpenter Ann Stoufter Lucky Collms DELPHIC ECHOES STAFF The year has ended and we have completed the task we set out to do I would llke to thank Pop Freeman for has unselfnsh and devoted Interest In the Delphuc Echoes for wlthout has help thus annual would never have been possrble I would also luke to thank Darlene Stanfleld business manager Ann Stouffer assistant edutor and Anita Shockley art editor for thelr efflcuent and unselfrsh efforts to fulfill thenr dutnes Last but not least to my staff I congratulate them on thelr effncsent yob as reporters SUSANN MATH l S Editor ANN TOUFFER DARLENE HTANFIELD ANITA S-KDCKLEY Assustant Edntor Busness Manager Art Editor 44 -1 4' A 5 1 ' 1 1 ' l 1 1 - 1 A . - II ll ' ' I I I I I I I I I I sv' 14 G if 2 1 X ll F 5, L 'I ' 1 BARBARA MILSON MIZI: Emcrold and What Ednor ,I SUSANN MATHIS Delphlc Echoes Edufor CHARLES H FREEMAN Publucotuons Advnser Left T0 flghf PQQQY NGWDSVVY Leia Sanford Jr-onmne Scarbrough G'enda Walden Kathy Herrung Nellue Rutan Sue Rose Janet Ohanesnan Barbara Harrls Eva Franco Anita Martinez Gloria Flerro Hesstel Bridge Standlng Judy Harp Darlene Richards Annette Krause Vlckle Hernandez Rose Marne Fuentes EMERALD 8: WHITE STAFF l wush to extend my slncere thanks and appreclatnon to the Emerald and Whlte staff for a yob well done Also I wnsh to thank Mr Charles Pop Freeman for has untlrrng efforts and thoughtfulness Due to the work of the staff and the guidance of Pop Freeman the Fmerald and Whlte was judged excellent ln news coverage and verv good nn all other categorues by the Fresno State College Crutucal Rating Servuce May I say that being edutor of the paper us a wonderful experience and a very rewarding lob May next year s edltor enjoy It as much next xear BARBARA MILSON MIZE Edntor nn Chlef '-ues' LUCKY COLLINS JUDY HARP GLENDA WALDEN I I 'I l I . I I . Il ll ' ' ' ' ll ll I ' ' ll fl ' II ,, . . . . . I . . , . . . I Y if Business Manager Exchange Editor Feature Editor SUJANN MATHIS BARBAQA MILSON MILE ANN STOUFFER Prcswdenf fnce Presndcrvf Secr tory Treasurer Xl A 117 um I' nad 1926 Elnlrmannnal Qunnmry bnnrm filfqlglgh Qrhnnl 31numal151s Evo Franco Rose Morrs. Fue te Arm 0 Krou e crm Nrckue Hernu .asfomonfe Dow Mcsnch Rox Ir.-.r Chcre Ewerr Lee Erwn de foldmg The Emerald ond Whxfe Larry Collm ond Edvxm Gros Tckmg r eow offer 0 foldmg ,cc -s runnin ZAIIIIJII 5 3 4.45 FIRST SEMESTER Frrst row Tresa Ho'encak Carolyn Curb Susan Batkun Marlannc Wright Drana Eknzuon Arlo Hawklns Linda Nnclsen Laurel Lo ke Kay Jackson Joyce Woolley Judy Runge Judy Johnson Second row Judy Llndgrcn Wnlma Qpomer Akrko Nun Gw n Walker Susan Hal ford Sharon Mclntyrc Jean Martnn Earth Bc au Mardo Herman Llnclc Osborne Judy Muzro Karen Fnnley Thnrd row Aram Knnoslan Nathan Weave: Rlchard Casey Marvun Warkentln Joc Carcla Charles Edgcrly Brrar Rayden Lrnda Vose Sue Farley Linda l-lov r Vnckle Nelson Mrs Cuenthcr Llnda Nlelsen Laurel Loeke Judy Runge lat Gouldy Maryanne Wrlgh Janet Burum Second row Joyce Wooley Vlckle Nelson Morlorne Woodcock Edlth Belau Llndo Vose Mardo Herman Ruth Rckrnan rol Mchrton Jean Martnn Susan Halford Phyllls Walker Kay Jackson Mrs Guenthe faculty adylscr 'lhlrd row Ken Bellrngharn Charles Edoerly Brian Hayden lrrs Nakashlrno Marulyn Jackson Sue Farley Judy Lund gren Charlene Scruggs Aklko Nu Susle Batknn Gwen Walker Juay Johnson rourth row Marvin Warkentln Richard Casey Nathan Weaver Joc C Carcua Phrl Saclouan Aram Krnoslan Larry Rocker Wall: sharo Jlm Nchlmnne Terry Chrrstlanson Boo Maxwell Garey Weber Mnke Oh Dayld Korhlrnan Front row, left to right: Karen Fnnlcy, Carolyn Curb, Judy MUZIO, Tresa Halencok, Barbara Roberts, Llndo Hover, Ann Stouffer, Arlo Ha-ykans, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION . . . . . EMERALDS Flrsl row Trcsa Halcncak Carolyn Curb Karon Olwccl, Lwia Loyolacc Vnrgnnla Frrcsrrn, Dolores Callcr5, Kltty Branlmi Janm: Sfl'll'Y7l'1l Kay Jock non Aklkc Nw Gwen Walker Joannlnc Scarlirzaah, Carole Thlcscn Janlc Smorl Manlyrw Elm: an Second row lodx Slacy' Marlonnc Wrlqht Gwen Gels, Dlano Eknzlan, For Go.ldy, Goralctlnc- Sarczcca, Phyllls Nvalkcr, Sasar' Halford Sumo Balkan ,lady Llndgrcn Ednth Bolau Horgornc Wloodcock Mdrgorcf Blrk Ann Stoaffcr. Thnrd row Angefrno Pa'edQ:, Evelyn Drew Marllyn Johnson, Rlchorcl Casey, Mnchacl Lcbalcff Richard Grccnc Mnchacl Oh Mukc Lcwls Cuarlh Glanzc' Rox l-larlarld, Bob Maxwell, Sylylo Terry . . FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Flrsr row Jack Terry Rannne Oliver Charles Cornelt Tom Wnlllanu, Bobby Sanderson, Jrm Crawford, Ronnlc Warkonrlnc, A C Eagcrly BCCOWI row Ronald Barnes Craug Downing Frank Arroyo Dole Lack, Jum Dolcrlo Kenneth Say, Erwnn Frleserl, Chester Fakushlma, Crnarles Edgerly Third row Don Mc-ck, Al Dodds, Jam Kllchcns Eddre Cates Edgar J Pcnncr L, C. Haddock, Allen Ehoff Douglas Roller Larry Day, John Schrnndt FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CF AMERICA . . . Furs! row Nancy Alyrs Sue Barnett Judy Rcnner, Vmknc Hernandez, lrcnc Gorcro Second row. Mrs Sbcnn, sponsor Frances Wnlroms Debbwc Flynn Porgy Hmm, Borboro Putman -as 'ik r r yy wk ns K Y y E Q nzcc C rn I H 15 an S coni r w :Ck Q r-lc-rnonzlo AHCC nyc rr M wo Nu, rr Jun n I rd ww I K , y v 1 Terry GI n ru Wo don Cor FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA SO r 1 CV O VIC fu 3' kfmf 6 . - '6- X V K I FM . L.,k. .- ' ' F X O Arif H51 T, rranun' Eclrlx ri SOy JCI 3 H -'T P ,Q rc .cm Ton E514 BDICJU A 1 C ' V I H - r'QnQ.u:, J 3 W rg 7 Rowe! FGM Ln 1 O nnc Sh Icy Mr Icr iy Pg rw' Thr f Nodww cn' S I . u I 1 N. bbciu Kcrbiipn Ho ' 'f Dolo C Hors rz' an . . . PROJ ECTIONIST'S CLUB Frrst row Eddxc Cotes Lee Chance, Gary Foorc, Dove Phnllnps, Mm?-wucl Lcbcdcff, Second row. Ann Stouffer, Norman Trout, Sue Forlcy. hid lm! Frrs row CeNo Cnocon Vwcme Munoz Lydno E orno Evo Franco Ester Mcdunc GNon:1 Prado Second row Vrgunwo Hernandez A ace Hernandez Elouwhc Cunel Kochwl Muchel Gorwo F1erro Anne Mortme Rose Merle Pu nrcs Sncror Kochrgwon Tnrrrj row Nck on Au J Tune Prods Scott Pcocock Bonafccuo Sondovm Felrx Ddgodo obnrr Aguzlor Mr Esrrodo Sp nso SPANISH CLUB 51 A , . r . , 1 , , Y , . r 1 w A , LATIN CLUB x f r w C nn C Rhodcs Sure Ann Nvwpf vwrq R ckn 'Jr Judy STGQ imc V e J cj Mu Second row Judv Runge 'ovco WQOIN-cy lcon Tam cnc? Trac v Q Tcnmson x N J nmc Muck: 'XJ rw K or Fm! Thru row Judx Johrwion Karon O Jctll Nlofhorw Wcovcr Chord CQXQ 1 A Vrwqh? oh Moxwcl! A nw moswov Mr Mm 0 tccmtx odwsev PRINTING CLUB N51 W V cr mormft 3 ry J Q Uv emi crm Scho h Secofw vw wr M Bee wendol Anderson John Moms DH Lowns cm rv Srwrh Pgp Frccmcm A 4: GIRLS BLOCK D FWVST 'OW LYd'O E5Dnno Eva Franco Vnckrc '-iernandez Anno Marhrne Second row Sandro Shun Gwen WcNker Mn s Prrre sponsor Kay Jack son Lrnda Nielsen BOYS BLOCK Furs row John Urbwna Vucfor Regan Rowland Weaver Nik Oh AI Bu tamanfe Loon Coats Srrnon Reyes Bruce I becond row Aarn Kwnoswon Gaylon Weaver Ken Oda Make Oh Bull Lowrvsbery Br!! Poole Larry Parker CMH Stahl Dean Mclfleynolds Jxm Price Jam Nrshrmrne Tmrd row Ray Weaver Wrllrc Sharp Paul N3 C Don Hodges Lorry ROCI cr Jeff Coih Make Lewis Jnrn Brown Jack Putnam Gary Weber BerT Frazier ,..-. 53 5 H H 7 H 99 : 1 , , ' , , -, . , , ireuer, ' . f -1? N L x ' 1 Q 1 .1 5,5 .1 ' 'M 1 L ,,. , fr -:L ., L 1 f V4 ' 'I x fx 6 LIBRABIANS . . . Frorw' row Shwrkm Lover, LCMYQ Snvrgizsorw Jcon Ecrwtorw Comme Frroscrv Lmdc. Osburrw, Lorerto Pcrw Mrs Don Fmlcy Lvmio Worrcrw Bctw Har? Morlhn Ekrznrv Second row Lech Sfuckw, Iowa Upton, Judy Alyrrgbt Vwcke Munoz Glorwo Jump, Pat TVLAOKUONC Dorono Rxchords Arwm-'Tc Krause I . -, ,M .wiv I mmmw mm H L1 Y Q 050 JCM Vw ofxor J ff r' Nu o nc Fwrrc C rmw rg r f sw Shown fl Nm r o Q mor- cr B rk OMG wmoms BOYS FEDEBATICDN GIRLS LEAGUE 54 . P ' 'Q . ' Fr ? 1 X4 .' , YZ' ' x' r rw' -rf Q 'J f NX B -- f Q f sf K, y , X1 f - N-.i ,. M f N QD - K V A - S x R 4 ' , Y f r 1 , r . I 5 P ' 1 ' ,ff if 5 r xv ' . 1 ' 1 X x - .. v N K Frrs. 'ow ECW Puzwm Pam '-Novo, Cum Hodqcs Arorw Km Hrs. row' Marwlyrf J0I'wrws'm,A1.:C Brown, Lowe! Lwckc Lwrwcfo Nxokcn Akai-40 r P Scfcr' ' rfww A, ' Lizrr, Q fc' GNU :Hr I GI r , . SQ Srwrf J M Frwiv. xpnrwscvr Jmix JMU i , W! Q Sha g- 'Ov MG C1 H r M ijcrc-V , rw ' 9 I l I I I I I CHRISTMAS BY CAN DLELIGHT 'fhrwsimos by Condlehghtw was The wmmnq theme submitted by Vero Rwckmorv fov rms years Chrwstmos FornwoN Thc onnuol offow was he'd un the new Mcnforwm HGH whwch was beomwtully deco rored with o bcrge Chfnstmos ree un the center of the Hoof ond colorfm fcsi candles zofermg the length of th stcge The formal was one of The most successful wth X09 buds sold A Thls Coufdrw be coINed o success wnbouf The heNp of M s Fmley Guds League odwsor Lmdo wwelsefw G rl League presldenf ond the members of the Counfm 56 A V, , ,. NI ' 1 S' , I -. I , ' f 1 M ' ' we 5 4, A X- Y, 4 1 84 NR 1 V , I , if I , , X , N W? S ' . f V 1 dx 6 Y 4 3 z I ,, Q I e , s CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME Mrs Funley and Borboro Say Dol look all glut? Smale pretty' Does that smell good Winona? B- X ,talks sal' P L Lawrence Rsckmon and ,fl Lost mnnute check LII 7 :me to on .I 37 CADETS CAP KENNETH A MURRAY Commancanl COMPANY A Slandlng left fo rnght Davld Stucky Kay Wafanable Avelarac Bustamanl Alyzn r-lorst Hcnry James Ron Boardcn Larry Dann Fred Hod n Tony Poole Sarn Chan c Lee Chance Paul Murrel Kme ng Ce ulc Voss Loyd Pncc Curlrs Hamner Rov lrwun Rnchard Cloyd Clar n c Adams Robert A cf do Bull Kuykendall Eddxe Cafes lary Murs y George Beos'f.y Bobby Sarvlersan Bully Spler COMPANY E Sfandnna left to rnghf Maron Tornason Larry Jorgen an Ray Fernandez Norman Fl ming Gene Young Garry Jon s Don Plgg Roland Weaver Dale Swlney Phu! Coodwn Bob Garcna Jnm Kntchens Gary Foo e Suman Reyes Knee :ng Lee Erwin Bull Lownsbery Rooert Barn Doualas Roller Allen Ehaff Ken Wrlson Marvln Duncan Cllfforc' Puckett Wayn Phlllns Douglas Henderson Jerry Morenson Dale Lark iw - - . . . ,, . , V - V , - - V V V 1 le, , c, ' , , . Sf :A rV , ' , , I ', ' , cc- , . :xr:,' , re,a . , '. ' V D 3 V i'V V ' 3 V V 3V V . H : . T U 5, i .I I . :V - V V , , V , ' 9 ' .V V , -- , E, jst 'x ' ' I sl ,X .X . ,a A I' m -A k . . ,I ' 32 3. PQ 3 ,, 7 A K '-K x in . Q . -JV 'LQ , .Vf V Ken, . f , ! if I V ASV. ' , sg are . , 7 , 7 'ff ' V ' . , - f , ' ' ,?' W . K 1 V - .ry sf- -. , 4- .4 V ! X VL! ' ' 1 V 1' V? Q Q 'F 'Sf' sd! ,- ,- up 1 ag 4' STAFF Br on Hayden L C Haddock Jerry DRILL TEAM C ndlng efr fo rugrrl L C Ha Eddre Cafes Lloyd Prrce Bob Garcia I Kuykendoll Bl Sp: Kneeling Enofr Lee Ll-lance Cory Foorc Jnmrny Douglas Henderson Garry Jones OFFICERS .5arnef1 Stanley Ward ondnng f o rngh Capan Nur y Enron Haydon L Haddock Marlon Tonnason frmon R y S Kneelnng Jerry B r- Bully Splcr Paul Morrell K Alvarado Busfamanfe RIFLE TEAM Dole Lack Gene Young Marlon Tomason Allen S and n left To rmhr Kay VN Tancbe Dcall Ma rell Slrnor Reyes Klrchens Ray Fernandez Eno Hayden Gary Mans y Kneelx g Jerald Voss Lee Erwn Al en Elnoff Robe! Barnes r- Ld Holden CADETS D9 ,QL ig ii ' V 5 Q A- - .. ,. A X, 1 J M WX L y V 1 - ,W A ,h j.. . ,ij fi - A , j Q f, ' 'X f . f i Z ,yj I . , , r ' I ST , ner 1 f- 1 f C C. , - L: e are rch , . -fa , i 1 . ddo: , B ll I rl Qr I e 1 g 4 'Q f , POPULARITY CONTEST . . . loaf Athlth hlondlint lat Looking Bal! Deacon 'WI WWW' 'N Cliff SMH Num Novi ul Did- Unk cam. Thleun an rm wan lv- man an nam Agult Puffin! Half ln! Acfor and Aetna la! Fsgun and Physique utasf Cough Hunan! Mrk and Paul Won Goo Domcfroul Mambo Woodaggk Reborn: Houston and Jon Lamb Arla Hawkins and Don Hodges 'Q-in But Tosh in Clofla Mu! Popular Sophoumnx MU' 9999.57 Pflllllll M089 7070401 Illia! amuaaunanaunnerury .knl.ombcndJudyMuzk 1 H'GwMiudMulvwJoduvn whN'llD '9.' 50060100 60 5 F , T W T The l I A . S ,Z 5 . T 4 cs, A ' , X 'ip ' 4 . Q, - , A . Y -V V ' iff, r . 1 I ' , M fi x 5 5' 1 I aw f 'W' iw KM CQ. W MUSIC 8: DRAMA MUSIC MAKERS . . . WILLIAM L. CARGlLE Directoi of Music Frsl row, left to right: Roberta Houston, Nancy Brown, Kay Jackson, Joyce Wooley, Karen Finley, Wilma Span-ler, Larry Belau, Linda Vase, Second row1 Carolyn Curb, Ron Ohanesian, Jerry Jenkins, Pat Tomaian, Casey Rea, Ken Bellingham, Judy Runge, Joe Garcia, Larry Rocker, Jen Lou Greene. Third row: Pat Kcnnely, Ken Brooks, Beatrice Mikoellan, Judy Lewis, Sharon Mclntyre, Linda Nielsen, Gorey Weber, Fourth row: David Sinner, Bert Frazier, Alice Hernandez, Regina Drew, Naomi Kof, Jean Martin, Bonnie Munson, Judy Muzio. Fifth row: Terry Christiansen, BOUDY MOVGUCZ, Nethcn VVC'C1Ve', UFOH DIOF, 'eddy Bull, 5f9Dl'19V1 Mblffay, 'not ldentifiedl, Jim Henderson, Philip Sacloian, Patty Fricsen. Sixth row: Frances Regehr, Laurel Locke, Vickie Nelson, Avon Wright, Judy Johnson, Willie Sharp, Aram Kinoson, Gerald Price, Georgene Hurst, Anne Hawkins, Ted Batkin, Seventh row, Nancy Harris, Carol George, Judy Hobson, Nell Wieburg, Winona Clrassen, Adrienne Tullrs. QBA X f SCYX ,, Lj- WIS BAND SHOW l Lando Vose Bonme Munson Caro! Wiggins X 'K J W5'7f L-47 Fcary Prmcess what cz you throwsngi' I 1 Wfxy so unhappy? ndmor GIRLS CHORUS The Dunuba Hugh Girls Chorus numbermg 39 members, under the dlrectlon of Wllluam Carglle practiced daily durlng seventh perlod thus year Although they dld not participate In man youtslde actlvltles they performed ID a Thanksglvmg Day program received a supernor ratnng at the Visalia Music Festrval and played an Important part In the annual Band Show April 24 25, and 26 Flrsl row uc-ft to rmght Earth Bclou Dolores Cullers Marne Bake Vrr:-mc Voge Eva Frgnco Janice Carson Owana Lang Shirley Peers Segand rcw Sanda Shun Betty Caudrau Allce Brown Dcnna Brown Judy Warj Arpy Nersesuon Ruby Langley Carol Wiggins Janrce Weaver Thlrd row Par Blau Wrnona Klassen Bonne Munson Sharon Kachnglan Lrnda Radden Barbara Pltman Ins Nakoshuma V R k era rc man Melvlna ass n Fourth row Sue Farley Gretchen Glanzer Marlon Cassen Franc Regehr Cwsfal Shanobrook Judxth Whve Nedra Wleburg Owen Wnllnams Sharon Moore Not plctured Karen Brown Carol Lawrence ! 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The Junuor Class ploy The Bnrds and the Boys was presented No xember 22 In the hugh school oudltornum The plot centered around The Most Beoututul Home In America contest and a boys reformatfory by the nome of Youthvulle Mrs Dorothy Anderson dlrected the productnon Cast members were George Demetrlous Marjorie Woodcock Norman Trout Jean Surabsan Joyce Bedros on Ann Stouffer Mardo Herman Robert Aguulau Craig Meadors Gretchen Glanzer Don Moore Delores Cullers Rose Colnvas Lawrence Andrews Donna Brown Carol George Adruenne Tullus Top Regma Dew Edlth Belau Janlce Smart Bob Chrlstlanson Mrddle Mrs Anderson De-nn Jan en Nathan Weaver Shirley Forrest Rlc varJ Casey Carol Lawrence Marvin Warken IH Bottom Jlm Ha t Shlrley Forrest Joy e Bedros on Adrienne Tullus Carol Geo Q Jane Ol'anes an Bru e Thne en Aam Nerseslan Don Voyles Betty Boatman Morgue Woodcock Anno Martmez The Family Nobody Wanted three oct comedy based upon the book by Helen Grrgsby Doss was presented March 21 ln the hugh school audntornum The story revolved around the Rever end and Mrs Doss who after tnndung they couldn t have any children adopted e gh chuldren of d fferent descents frorn voruous countrnes The problem centers rs In love wth Nan Johnscn whos father C a ret red successful o I w ldc tter from nexos Mem ers ot the co t were Garth G' n e D n D ye Luclcy Ccl'lns Kay Jac n Ro oh l-low I Glenda Mcnauftc G endo 'lurpln Krtty Bronum Sus e I5 l n Sue Rose R Callva Barbara Soy Judy L ndqren G orge Dem tr ous Lony P r e MleOh a dDcl Doye ff 68 ' Il 4 ll 1 1 - , - - - - 11 ' ' ' II I ll - ll ' - ' I I ' I I ' I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' 3 ' r , , , ' ' A ' I - , 55 15 , , ' , T ' I f, ' , C 1' , ' Q f 2, 1' . 1 , C 'S , r ' 1 1 I I II ' II , o I T tr: . ' . ' I 3 , . I . 5 1. ' I f . A I . I around the oldest Doss child, Donny, who . . . G E ,, , - ,. F ' I E o , I- L, .. S .C- ' - .- A ' ' l, L ., . ., t , ' nl ' D, rc , ., , . A V I ' ' ' I . . , ot- ' Q , , CS? S, A, ' o as 7 ' . ' ' f J 1. ', .-. A , I y o N ,, X , .. .L . . - ,I . 12 f .. . X l fl D 1 ff' ' 5 K ' ,X I tr rf 1. be - .. Pnl l EMA ATHLETICS Q3 f SES X X ' f R W X fy , COACHES . . . JOHN GOODELL Head Coach Varsnty Football Track KENNETH MURRAY ART FREILER Asst Varslty Football Dnrector of Athletncs Cross Country ERIC RASMUSSEN PETE ESTRADA B Fgofbgll Varsity Baseball Asst Varslty Football GERALD TUTMAN Tennis Asst Track BUZZ CHAMPNEYS ROBERT AGNEW Varsity Basketball B Football Swlmmung B Baseball VORIS PEDEN B and C Basketball L. f A I FlVSf VOW left to Vlghf Don THIGSBVW ClOl-ide TFGI'1'1FY12l NOI'r'f1Gn Trout Ralph Howell lohn Mulford Jerry Pratchett Al Bustamante Monte Barnes Jim HOV1 D00 HOUQES Paul Ware Aram Klnoslan Sumon Reye COOCh John Goodell Second row Jrm McBee Robert chambers John Urbrna Jack Putnam Clnfford Stahl Jum Prrce Jlm Brown Bernxe Watklns Jerry Randolph Rrchard Medina Jeff Cash Asst Coach Pete Estrada Thnrd row Asst Coach Ken Murray Charles Busenutz Bull Hlggnnbotham Gary Ollver Brian Hayden Mnke Lewr Felnx Delgado Mark Shun Gary Mun sey Jack Terry Wllue Sharp Jon Lamb Larry Rocker Larry Jorgensen 4Not pictured Aram Nerseslan and krwun Frresen rnyuredr VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach John Goodell s veteran sensor team sputtered through the sea son s Inaugural for a 6 to O wln over Orosr The team s potentual was dem onstrated when It overran Reedley In a tradutuonal neughborhood serles Woodlake substntuted for the flu ruddled ranks of the Lnndsay team and the Tngers were tamed handnly Both Selma and Sanger fielded strong elevents and both fell before the Emperor onslaugh The Qedcat debacle occurred when Fowler broke the Dlnuba wan streak at the sixth game The Emperors humbled Lemoore In o magnlflcent comeback the followung week end and continued their nnsplratronal play by downing Klngsburg In a ded: cated all out effort Exeter capobly defensed the Dlnuba attack and th season s flnale was even all the way Thu year the play of the Emperors justufled thelr name They fought llercely on defense and theur offense was geared to the theme the hlgh and the mlghty lf the some espnt de corps us manifested nn all other athletic events, the Emerald and Whute banner wlll contrnue to wave proudly on all other battlements 'x Q '24 Honorary Co Captaun Most Valuable Player Honorary Co Captaln 1 -it . 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X A Fw' 1 -'M'f ' NH 9 rm 5 pon Hoocss curr STAHL ARAM NeRsrsuAN fng.-'B '55 - . - B TEAM Won 3, lost 6 Mfg MIKE OH BILLY POO Honorary Captaxn Most Valuable Player For the second tlme ln two years Dnnuba s B football team was made up of nnexperrenced underclassmen Coaches Eruc Rasmussen and Bob Agnew worked through a nlne game schedule that saw the Baby Emps vlc torlous on three occassons The Emps had several opportunltles to wan games where they looked very good for two quarters, but could not sustann a second half advantage Thus team lacked seasonlng partlcularly when nts players were called upon for defensuve action The B team dld demonstrate continued lmprovemenl as the season progressed When the Emps ended the season agalnst Exeter their efforts were sustalned and concluslve The Emp attack functloned well and the defense lnved up to the coaches expectations Finer thlngs are In store for next year Emp team If the same splrnt and F rst row left to rnght Frank Arroyo Gaylon Weaver Ron Ohan slan Davld Slnner Bully Poole Mxke Oh Leon Coats Mike Debuskey Richard Greene Ken Oda Second row Scott Peacock Jlrn Henderson Doug Kalender Larry Barsamuan ack Goodell Ronnie Barns Ed Berry Jerry Jenkins Jrm Bearden Ronnle Frazuer Thlrd row Nlck Oh Bru e f-renle Roland Weaver Craig Downing Keith Weaver Phnl Sadolan Harold Jenklns Bob Hull Kenny Stay Butch Jorgenson cl Q H H 4 .. fd' LE . . . , I I ' I drive is manifested hereafter. Ly 4 l T 4 During l957 the Dinuba Emperor football forces ascended to their highest level in years. Under the expert tutelage of Coach John J. Goodell the Din- uba team compiled an overall season record of 7 games won, l game lost, and a l game tie. Unfore tunately the loss and tie games were in Central . FOOTBALL SUMMARY Sequoia League play. The Emperors decisioned Kingsburg, the league leader, by a score of 26 to 6, and a 6 to 6 stand-off at Exeter resulted in a one-point shortage in the scoring column and the Dinuhans had to settle for a second place tie in the final standings. VARSITY Won 6 Lost I Tied Dinuba 6 Oros: O Dlnuba 26 Reedley l2 Dlnuba 41 Woodlake 6 Dinuba 27 Selma l4 Dinuba 25 Sanger 20 Dinuba 6 Fowler 26 Dinuba Z6 Lemoore l8 Dinuba l3 Klngsburg O Dinuba 6 Exeter 6 Dinuba l4 Oo I9 Dinuba I3 Reedley l9 Dmuba 34 Woodlake O Dinuba 6 Selma l3 D nuba 6 Sanger 20 Dinuba 6 Fowler O Dinuba O Lemoore l2 Dinuba O Krngsburg l3 Dinuba l4 Exeter I l , . ' 1 I I I I I I I I I IIBISII Won 3, Lost 6 ' , r si I I I l I I I . I O HAH! RAH! RAH! . u- W , ,-- Glorla Fuerro Betty Boatman Roberta Houston Our yell leaders, Betty, Berta, and Gloria, have kept busy throughout the year presentung rallues and headsng the Pep Club meetungs as well as keepung up the school spurut at football and basketball games Theur unuforms were whute bulk wool sweaters wuth D emblems and whute wool skurts wuth name tags Thus year s team successes sugnufy the adeptness of gurls when ut comes to leadung the school yells and cheerung on the teams The pep gurls have had a busy season as well as the yell leaders Thev presented varuous routunes partucupated un rallues and un general cheered on the teams Theur unuforms were green corduroy jumpers wuth the D cmblem and whute sweaters wuth an Emperor emblem These gurls have cheerfully done theur best un keepung the spurut up at games and ralluos as well a encouragung the teams to vuctory fgsggg we ses ue, W' hm. Ba ba a Say Zetta Hughfueld My no P-leftruer Sylyua Ter y Lunfta Vose Eduth Belau I I - ' s - - I I I I I . . . . , . . I I ' ' - ' I I I I 1 Q . . c , es ' eff- M 'sz 13 L Y. fan -is-5,1 fig.:-: l.:' .al Z F 'I'-.i'.:uIq'1 u- .- 9 V ' 1 ' ' .1 fig., lx. 'f-ZW, -1 5 ' r T, . -, . g ---- .. ' 01 9 ft' ' 153 f f diff ' 2 TF- .,, . , . If .f ' '..T5ErE'E' u. ,.- 4 r r , , r , r , , EMPEROR FIGHT SONG Yeoh Dnnubo Yeoh Dnnubo Ro ' Roh' Roh' Roh' Roh' Go' Flght' Fight' Fight' Dlnubo Fight' Flght' Fug Come on you Green ond White Dlnubo' Flght' Fight' Fight' We will never yield' Roh' Roh' Roh' Haul' Haul' The Emperors' Haul' Haul to Thee Dlnubo' Dlnubo' Flght' Fight' Fight to victory' PEP CLUB ARLO HAWKINS SUE FARLEY CAROL GEORGE -iq CLIFF STAHL JACK PUTNAM Honorary Captan Most Valuable Player Coach Buzz Champneys Dnnuba Emperor bas ketball team earned a clear cut second place n Central Sequoia League standings for the l957 56 season Dunuba defeated every oth. r league team tw ce wuth the exception of Kungsburg and Exeter The Emperors defeated the Kungsburg Vikings away from home but lost on overtarne engagement when the Vnksngs played In Dlnuba Exeter fielded a team that bested the Emperors on two occasions and the Monarchs won a clear c.nt t tle Champneys crew was a veteran outfrt that com puled one of the best one lost r cords In recent years Theur record for the season was l3 won and 5 lost The Emperors opened he season wnth a wnn over Reedley on the Parate home cour VARSITY BASKETBALL I3 Won 5 Lost At o tou nament at tlf-e follege of gequoras they x on a game from Mt Whntney and lost rn the second round to Merced Edson of Fresno wa vrctorous In an engagement or he Emperors home floor Then Dnnuba won a pract ce game from Mt Whrtney and lost to a strong aurntet at Portervulle D nuba ran through fnve league aames wrthout cz set back Vrctrms IH the first round robin of pay Included Selma Sanger Lemoore Knngsburg and Fowler Exeter Interrupted the wan SUCCESSIOW and Champneys men ran three more wnns before Ics ng to Knngsburg defeating Fowler for a second tame and concludang with a home loss to Exeter D nuba had a lrneup of seniors who carried tht brunt of play throughout the season The Emper crs bench strength was weak ID numbers so that the loss of any one player at any time materially affected the performance of the volrslty unlt The Emperors were unquestionably the second be-st team In the league Lack of height and depth ot' personnel precluded any hope nf trtle aspura . ons Left tc right ClrffS1'ahI Gorey Weber Rnchard Medrna Richard Wall Ker- Anderson Gary Olrver Norman Trout Larry Rocker Jack Pwnam . ,, 'S 4 -. lib? 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Left To rnght Loffv Mortmc: Kfvw Beilnqhnm Erfvc Lame: Jerry Jcfwkmg Dorn Koboycshu, Ruchord Greene Scott Peacock, Junor Ruuz, Ken Eryypl, Do-Hd Smfef M kc Dchmkcy B TEAM TEAM VPSVU r-urn Tv' 66 99 I I - H U 0 1 ci 'C MQW' T117 Plcfvm Pr rf P-'gc lm- Nw, rwfg Ezl, 'fc,wQ4', Mmrv, Rc-Qc Kffn Wwlscm, Lgvry Mor':r'C: Doug Hcndgrson Dclvd Hoppe, VARSITY BASKETBALL Won ls Lost 5 Dinuba 55 Reedley 37 nuba 26 Mt Whntney 23 Dnuba 13 Merced 26 Dnuba 56 Edu on 59 D nuba 46 Mt Whitney 37 D nuba 30 Porterv Ile 39 D nuba 46 Se ma 41 Dinuba 54 Sanger 45 Dinuba 52 Lemoore 43 D nuba 50 K ngsburg 43 D nuba 68 Fowler 54 D nuba 45 Exeter 59 Dinuba 67 Selma D nuba 63 Sanger 59 D nuba 66 Lemoore 51 Dlnuba 34 Krngsburg 36 Dnuba 78 Fowler 73 Dinuba 57 Exeter 69 B BASKETBALL Won 7 Lost 9 Dmuba 39 Reedley 36 D nuba 20 Edison 40 D nuba 30 Mt Whltney 41 D nuba 37 Portervllle 24 Dinuba 41 Selma 46 Dinuba 36 Sanger 31 Dunuba 33 Lemoore 4 'I' Dunuba Fow'e,r 28 D nuba Exeter 23 Dinuba Selma 44 Dinuba Sanger 36 Dinuba 37 Lemoore 44 Dnnuba 36 Klngsburg 26 Dxnuba 43 Fowler 33 Dxnuba 34 Exeter 44 I Game forfeited to Dlnuba1 C BASKETBALL Won 5 Lost 6 Dnnuba 15 Immanuel I8 Dinuba 29 Exeter 28 D nuba 27 Immanuel 13 Dunuba 20 Selma 12 D nuba 23 Sanger 28 Dinuba 21 Fowle 32 Dunuba 27 Immanuel 16 Dunubo 13 Lemoore 32 Dinuba 25 Kmgsburg 29 Dnnuba 28 Sanger 23 Dmuba 23 Exete 31 BASKETBALL SUMMARY DXVID SINNER v C of LARRY MARTI NE Y N . . - I I I D: , , ' I 1 'C , , ., a , , 1 , 1 - l , , . 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BASEBALL SUMMARY Dinubo Emperors baseball team still had league games to play with Sanger, Lemoore, Kingsburg and Fowler as this summary was written. The activity in the Central Sequoia League served as a finaie for th diamond pastime. Playoffs were not a part of the baseball program for the l958 season. Coach Pete Estrada met with a representative group of baseball pras- pects as the season got under way. The squad was not great as to numbers, but there were candidates who had some previous experience at most posi- tions. The Emperors opened with a ll to 7 win over Orosi. They played Exeter under rain laden skies and scored 6 runs to 3 for the Monarchs. ln a return game encounter at Orosi the Dinubo team repeated with a 6 to 3 run ffort. Coach Estrada's team met its first setback when Selma edged them by 6 runs to 5 for the Emps Redwood of Visalia won an unearned run ession 9 to 8 DUHS then had a win over Sanger and a heart breaking leven inning 5 to 4 loss to Lemoore Kingsburg stopped all Emp efforts to score and managed a 5 to O shut out The Emperors reoovered for a win at Fowler and then had league losses to Exeter and Selma The Varsity team was made up almost entirely of Senior athletes Graduation will riddle the ranks of one of Dinubo s very fine baseball teams An eager group of Junior Varsity players who have worked under the coach ing wing of Bob Agnew will be eligible to seek many Varsity positions next year Ol'-CY YOU guys let s play ball V - .AA Q Q Fxrst row left to right Larry Barsamlan Larry Martnnez Harold Jenk ns Ted Batkln Tommy Reed Tommy McPherson Jack Goodell Kenny Wll sor Dovxd Gouldy Second row Gaylon Weaver Manuel Vllle Isaac Castlllejo Nolan Weaver Junior Ruiz Kenny Anderson Make Roach Clay tan Barnes Alvarado Bustamante Raymond Weaver Aram Klnoslan Thurd row John Urbxna lan McNe1lly Cluff Stahl Garey Weber B uce Freller Ronnie Ohaneslan Larry Belau Blllle Poole Aram Nerseslan David Smner Larry Rocker Wlllle Sharp Jack Putnam Coach John Goodell rNot pictured Assistant Coach Gerald Tutmanl TRACK Desplte rnclement weather the Dunuba Hugh School track team began to wan a lnon s share of trophies early un the season The strength ot the A team was tlrst observed when the Emperors placed second un the Wascc Qelay Carnuval Coach John Goodell and Coach Gerald Tutman s groups won both the A and B dlvusuons un a four way meet that had entrles from Kmgsburg Oro 1 and Exeter ln a meet at Reedley the Emerald and Whete team placed third behrnd Clovns and Selma At Tulare the Varsuty team won the lower class A dlvlsuon and theur pount total combuned wnth that ot the Emp B team won the sweepstakes trophy for DUHS The Emp A thnnclads were supreme once agaun at the turst annual K ngsburg Invltatuonal Track and Field Meet Consistent Varsuty pount wunners were Jack Putnam Larry Rocker Cliff Stahl Gorey Weber lan McNerlly Aram Nersesuan Aram Kunosuan and Wnllre Sharp Members of thus group made up excellent relay teams n the 440 yard relay the 880 the discus and the shot put relay events Track and tseld athletes un the B and C categorues dud not represent any great team strength However Bully Poole Bruce Frenler Jack Goodell and Dave Slnner were among the top B performers Jnm Henderson Ken Wnlson and Larry Martlnez appeared to be the C team malnstays as thus perloducal went to press 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 11 1 3 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 TROPHY WINNERS Dlnuba Emperors class A track team won the flrst annual Klngsburg lnvutatlonal Track and Fleld Meet Saturday Aprul l7 Coaches Goodell and Tutman s track forces posted 37V2 posnts for thenr flrst place posstuon Eleven schools entered approxnmately 300 athletes In the varuous events Jack Putnam started the scoring un the A duvuslon for Dnnuba won the l2O hugh hurdles placed fourth un the 220 yard dash and ran on the wlnnlng relay team Gorey Weber packed up Important poants wuth a thlrd nn the lOO yard dash a fourth place he un the hugh lump a thnrd In the 220 and ran wuth the relay quartet Cllff Stahl had a flrst In the broad jump a fourth In the 440 and ran lead off man on the relay team Other pount winners Included a fourth In the shot by Aram Nersessan a second nn the dascus by Larry Rocker a fourth place tue un the hugh lump by lan MacNellly Aram Klnoslan ran on the wlnnlng relay team a M Nelly Ne esa La y Rock S h o k CI K O WI S T OO X W xg-,X 4HllE?,g mins 82 Ga e Neb QBXRUEJ B EIPE il wa CM l I , , , . . . . . . . . . . . A He I I I I ' I I l . . . . . I . . . . . .I I First row, left to rnghtg I n c 1 , Anam rs i n, rr er, Cliff ta I. Second row: Coach J hn Goodell, Jac Putnam, r y ' Ar m in sion, :lie Sharp, As :stan C ch Gerald Tutman. V ' ' ' l y ,nu 4 V , 3- ' 7 lf'-Q ' K X735 K F Q l J l . 1 1 l E V ' f ' 9' it F4 ,pg 1 ' E N V 6113 it 4 . A W Yiwu 4' Q QE -Q ,gf l 1 , ' t 4 V ii: M ' if . 1, m , W at l f t i 'S SE ' f H 4 f I 5. 'Maia ' vm MW.. - . y f ' Q J . , V -- 'Af em-ia eff, , t 5 j I ,, F TENNIS Tennis seemed to be gaining a foothold un the Dunuba Hugh School sports program thus season The Emperors fielded their largest team when he Central Sequoia League required that seven events would constitute a match The Emerald and White net squad clumaxed their season by wunnung twc of fuve events un League tournament play Emperor champions were Gwen Walker un the gurls singles and Kay Jackson and Bobby Maxwell un mixed doubles These three Seniors were scheduled to compete un Duvusuonal playoffs as the furst DUHS representatives to gain thus dustunctuon un recent years Other players who were lost to the squad as a result of graduation were the number one gurls team of Charlene Scruggs and Susan Batkun The net squad for 59 wull have a number of veterans un the boys rank lerry Christensen John Wuens Bull Palmer Richard Greene and David Phullups wull be lettermen returnees for another year of competutuon The departure of thus years Senuor gurls wull leave several positions open for new squad members Frsr row left fo right Jol'n Wuens Bob Max II Terry Christ an en BI Pa me David Phulups Richard Greene Second row Coa h Vous P d n Cathy Ba n Shirley Forrest Regina Dre Kav Jackson Cha c uggs Lnda Barn wen Waker Su an Batkun Mrs Som Greene gurls Sponsor I L T - . . Q I . . . , . . I ' ' Q Shirley Forrest and Regina Drew are the only experienced girls slated . ,... , . Q u , 3 . we , u s ' I ., I , . e e , r s, S ' - , wi , rlenf S r , . s G- I , : A , JW Furst row left to rught Nanuel Burcuoga Denns Spottswood Jum Daeruc Mukc D buskey Mke Oh John Mulford :vlvua Te rv Second row Buddy Baker Bradl y Clune Ken Bellungham Robert Hutchuson Gulbert Hutchuson Duck Wall Ted Botkn 'nat udenttedl Scott Peacock Davud Kuh man Th rd row Rosalue Parker Pat Lamb Evelyn Drew Bett Davus Jeru Lou Creene Sondra Westfall Sondra Shn Morne Lehner Edna Thomason Pot OConner The Dunuba swum team began uts season under the worst weather condutuons that were recorded un recent years Rauru and sub normal temperatures handucapped squad workouts untul after the Easter holudays However Coach Buzz Champneys started workung o small group that uncreased un numbers as the season got well under way The Emperors began theur competutuon wuth dual meets wuth Sangeu Exeter Selma and Lemoore Team strength un reased and the Emperors concluded League meets wuth a conclusuve wun over Fowler Dunuba Hugh School entertauned Suerra Unuon and Recduey Hugh Schools as a funal condutuonung event before enterung the Sanger lnvutotuonal Meet the Central Sequoua get together 'ut Exeter the North Duvusuonal at Lundsoy and the Valley Meet at Bullard Coach Champneys most consustent w nners un class 'X uoy events were John Mulford Gary Munsey Gene Ford Buddy Boker Norman Trout and Bradley Clune The boys B team had very good balance Pount wunners un th s group uncluded Muke Oh Scott Peacock Dovud Kuhlman Ken Be lungham Muke Debuskey J mmy Deleruo Duck Wall and 'led Botkun The gurls team progressed nucely as the season drew to a ccnclus on Karen Kle nsasser developed unto an excellen duver and accumulated her share of pounts un every meet Other reluoble performers were Jane Davus, Lundo Nuelsen, Sanda Shun, Rosue Parker, Edna May Thomason, Jeru Lou Greene, Sandra Westfall, Pot Tomauon, and Evelyn Drew 84 SWIMMING kkzy. .ft 1'-W' .,,, 1 of girl 15:1 fl 'mm f . X 21 up 4 ,,,, . fu , rf' rg, 9, '1 V4 1 f 1 A Q yt sv . . A . , . . I 1 A . Y , 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 3 - I 2 1 1 1 V ' ' 1 1 I1 ' 1 I ' I 1 ' ,- I 1 ' V . . . . . 1 . , - L I 1 - 3 - L- A1 1 V .X ' I I I I , . . . I I I I. , u . . . ' I I ' I I T . , . x . : Q . . 1 . 1 1 - W? Q' 'YQ' MISS CAROLYN PR ICE GIRLS SPORTS Under the supervnsuon of Mass Carolyn Price the Glrls Ath letlc Association has had a very nnterestnng and enjoyable year Some ofthe sports engaged In were swnmmung turnblung a rnlnton basketball softball and archery Members of the Glrls Athletic Association Council were Regnna Drew Barbara Mllson Judy Johnson Lunda Vose Kay Jackson Sharon Mclntyre Vlckle Hernandez Ester Mednna Darlene Ruchards Pat Truesdale Lydia Esplno Vlckne Munoz Alice Hernandez Vera Rnckman Sue Farley and Winona Klassen ill-Lkzgw 'R If I Swimming--bah' 3 ,'v -N AV. 'X' Flrsi' row: Regina Drew, Barbara Milson, Judy Johnson, Linda Vose, KGY Jackson, Sharon Mclntyre, Vlckle Hernandez, Esther Mednna, Second row: Darlene Richards, Pat Truesdale, Lydia Espino, Vickne Munoz, Mass Prncc, sponsor, Alnce Hernandez, Vera Rickman, Sue Faficy, Winona Klossen, G A A OFFICERS The Glrls Athletic ASSOCIGfIOD was very actuve thus year Besides par tlclpatnng In a volleyball playday at Kungsburg, a baseball playday at Orosl and hosting a basketball playday here they also sponsored the arrual Qock Hop riene Rschcrds Dfew I s. SK n s n 1 1 l l Du ' S1 x VY S5 5 86 '40 Xf, , Here she comes' M' X Two balls? Thats nofwfoir! awiqmav K ,,g,,,-f-f lt I Mordo the ball there' Oh'You massed' Tenms cutne 2 That wull make your arms fared if dll A! Hard workmg P E das Conme you re not supposed to hnde' 'H A 16 B ' 0 9 , 'N 'ik-4 If must have been' Be sure kvck the boil Womng for our tum You re gomg to mass' I hut lt' mf somebody kic it' Rvgino Drew Conme Frsesen -,,, Ove' 'f WCS' ,nt-his I Q., . . ff, I . 1 . , I, I I . R4 ...- ff ,' .f 5 h Y u 1 I h J . ,V 5 I I 5 ,,g, ' N -- 3 ' ' .3 1 , A , , .5 V . B I ff , 4 . ' ' K vghaxi . A M512 ' f if Q ' 1 Q M SNAP GALLERY 2 'H 'U Y What are you mokmg Hesste!? g You forgot to mvxte us iv 1, 9 to dmner' 5.9 ii QQ: .xr P-rw P5583 I Goodness grocaous great balls of fnre' And then the turkey fell to the floor' UVM? Oh' Those hands 90 Hey you guys don t eat the ' sknn ond bones' Don t work too hard' Ki, Iwi, Q H325 ,gglfgfi V ff 'K 'ff-Q 43 Z ' ,y y , Now there are sux MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ' Gwen Walker, senior girl most likely to succeed, has participated in four years of tennis, in which she was league champion in girls singles this year She was a member of the Girls Block D for three Gwen is a life member of C S F of which she was president for two semesters and is valedictorian of the Class of l958 Gwen in her lunlor year was vice president of the Emeralds and vice president of her class she par ticipated in the class assembly ln her sophomore year she was class secretary and in her freslfman year she participated an all GAA sports Gwen plans to go to college and become a sec ondary teacher Garey Weber senior boy most likely to succeed ha participated in the Band Show for three years one year in the Band Concert and was lunior clcss pres dent He has lettered an lightweight football twc years in C basketball two years in B basket ball one year in varsity basketball one year un B wimming one year in C track one year in B track and one year in varsity track Besides participatung in all of these sports Garey was in the freshman and gunior assemblies and has been a member of CS F for four years and is a member of the Block D H s future plans are to go to college years and secretary during her senior year GWEN WALKER GAREY WEBER KAY JACKSON GARTH GLANZER MOST POPULAR Thi years popularity contest voted Kay Jackson and Garth Glanzer the most popular seniors Kay has been very active in extra curricular actiwi ties which include Class assemblies four years swimming team during her freshman and sophomore years tennis team junior and senior years league champ on tennis mixed doubles senior year G A A tour years Girls Block D three years CSF four years Emeralds four years Band Show four years ln her freshman year she was queen attendant in thc lnvitational Track Meet and one half the cutest ccuole at the F F A Barn Dance Kay s jun or year achievements included Secretary C C S F secretary of GAA Council member of ar quartet and voted most popular lunior girl Kays last year at D U H S found her holding the office of vice president of C S F and secretary of he CAA She had a main role in the Student Body play and received the Bank of America award for s c al s ien e l-'ays amb tion is to go to nurs ng school aft r graduation Garth Glanzer s include four class assemblies rnember of F F A the Emeralds and Boys Federation Council Garth played the lead in this year s Student Body pay He was also in the cast of this years Band Slcow Garth s ambition is to go to college 95 1 - 1 a . . .I .I ii. , . 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