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

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i sq R. Mr. Hein Retiresp Begins Third Career After 16 years of teaching at Dinuba High School, Mr. Nicholas Hein has retired. Mr. Hein was born in Chicago, Illinois, and attended school there. Shortly after school he joined the Navy. Mr. Hein was one of the courageous men to serve during World War II. He was stationed out at sea when the actual bombing of Pearl Harbor took place. From his 22 year Naval career, he gained much experience and wisdom. When he retired from the service he pursued another career in teaching. After attending the University of Alabama, he taught in many places before settling in Dinuba. In his 16 years here he has taught many business classes including typing, and shorthand. He has enjoyed his years at Dinuba. He has liked watching the students come and go, and grow and mature. During the spring Mr. Hein became very active. For every home swim meet and track meet you could see him timing the swimmers or helping with the track events. Best of all was his distinctive hobby of wearing hats. He was always wearing a different kind of hat. It was his way of having fun and bringing cheer to others. After retiring Mr. Hein has planned on taking a trip with his wife, to Israel. For his third career, he plans to teach classes at his church. Whatever he does, his distinct foreign style will bring joy to those he meets. Recognition 9

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Seniors Complete Pour Active Years 1. Senior Class Officers: Vice- President Lubeya De Leon President Nlark Cholakian, and Secretary Nancy Celaya. 2. Cindy Jadoon works on a chemistry experiment. 3. Danny Parker is caught by the annual photo- grapher between classes. 4. Seniors cheer the football team as the team leaves for Atascadero. The Class of 1978 has spent four exciting and enlighting years as members of the DU HS student body. As Freshmen, under the leadership of Freshmen Class President Stan Carrizosa, they were eager to meet the challenges of high school. They were a spirited class despite poster party raids, rally tickets, and ridicules. They managed to win three rallies. With one year under their belts, they were more experienced and got more involved. They got iri- volved in many of the clubs, starredjn Drama produc- tions, and dominated the Ffep Sguad. They were instrumental in restoring the D on D-Hill. Mike Ducusin was the Sophomore Class President. As members of the Junior Class, they had the honor of sponsoring the Jr.-Sr. Prom under the direction of Junior Class President Stan Carrizosa. The Prom was held at the Holiday Inn in Visalia. The Pep Squad was again dominated by this class. Despite a grand effort by the Junior Powder Puff team, they lost to the Seniors 12-8, but the class was sucessful in winning the Homecoming activities. Finally in the honored position as Senior with Mark Cholakian as Senior Class President, they met the challenges of high school. They continued their winning ways claiming the victory in the Homecom- ing activities and by lending enthusiasm at the rallies. Seniors 11