Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)
- Class of 1946
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L1b ary 4 Robert Metzger General Secretary 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Vice Presldent 3 Jeffersonlans 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Adams Evenlng 3 Cheerleader 4 Delphl 4 Muslc Letter 4 General Paul Ralston Genelal Chorus 1 Basketball 3 Re Echo 3 l'l0w0rCl Redd 1 sJ,..,,,l-I . .pg Commerclal Columbus Central Hlgh 1 2 Basketball 1 Chorus 2 Delphos Hlgh 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsltv D Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 Stmctly Formal 4 Roberf Reed General Band 1 2 3 4 Jeffersomans 4 Basketball Mana ger 3 4 Delphl 4 Varslty D Club 4 Z' Belty Rmard 6 l.0lTllTl91Cl3l Chorus 1 rary 1 2 3 4 VICL Presldent 2 nd 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 C e leaflel 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg Letter 3 Adams Evening 3 Re Echo 3 4 Delphl 4 Strlctly Formal 4 Norma Sheeter General 15 . ' ll f- . 1 1.1 ff f .. 1 v 1 .1 1 1 1 '1 , ' 1 . ' . U 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 YY . 1' . ' . ' . I . '- 1 S 1 1 1 9 - ' -- I , 2 1 : - 1: - 3 - 1 1 . A K X ' 1 1 '. , . , - - . . , . 1, , - 1 , . , . . 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L' I ' 1 . 7 7 7 9 7 1 ! 9 - U 9 U 1 -A 9 I . -V S ' , 'Q S ' f , ' , as ,' , yv ' 7 ! ., ' cr e , Y ,A ' V .77 Semor Class H1story In the xml xeax ot 1942 the class of 1946 Still ted lts long trek up the l.1dde1 of knowledge Dmmg lts freshman Xtdl th1s class dex eloped some dlStlHgL11Sh6d me-mberx R1ChdId I'JdXtQ1 and Paul Dunlap e.u ned fm them xelx QQ X alsxtx D lettels 111 twtball We also xxele xxell leplesented 1n the TNUSIC depaltment The 0610918 xx ho duectecl om actnltles xx e1e Kenneth Wllex plexldent Xhlmd Nlmdx XlCQDl6Nld6llt Robelt NILfLg'91 secretdxx Donna Blx mx 61 UQANLIIQI .md Wxllmnl Iulton se1ge.mt it alms Aftel oul annual xflcfxtxon ue wxumad 0111 studles as up and commg Kophomores As OUI second step 111 hlghel ltdllllflg' we elected om sopho mole officels Thoxe elected xx exe VX 1lm.1 NIQACIN p1 ewclent Lexus Stellmg XICG D1 emdent Beth Roxe Klgpflll QQCI et.11x t19dSL116l .md Lolen Bfunex, Nelgeant at 211 ms Agam two Llfuxnmtex non luttelx m dthlQt1CN Thlx class xnxx ako xx ell 1ep1eQented 011 the school hmmm 1011 Back dgalll onlx JLIHIOIN th1s tlme but ploud of lt Om OmC91S wwe Rlchard Baxteu presxdent Hdl0lC1DdX8X XICQ premdexlt Nf10m1F16LlHll Necletarx Helen Hens tl 6:18111 er and T1 exa Metcalfe xexgeant at dlmw I 111181 the Sklllflll gumfmce ot Nhw Ixafhexlm Thutt thu class put on one also actne m the Gul Rexemux and the Cmlx Athletlc AsNOCl2lt1OI1 We +1so had memmls of om claw 111 Band -X Cappella Chou and the Jeffel woluans On Mu 17 we put on the J'm1o1 Se-11101 Plom Its theme was Faux land Ball E1qht ot 0111 clawmatu xx e1e SXXOI 11 mto the Wfxtlolml HOIIOI SOC1GtX th1s xeal All Ill ill 0111 11111101 xefu was A bug fxclxallce m Nchool hfe At last we became Cllgilllfltxil .md whohnlx Semou Om claw ofiicels xxele Harold Dfuex D11-,Nldtxllt Donald Allnmelel XICE 1516SldG!'1t Wllma Means S6C16tdIX 11011114 nuuu L1 CAFLIIUI .mu Iicuum Llllldll we1gc.u.t t alms We xx e1e sn ell 16Dl6N6Ht9d m the H1 X X d1S1tV D Honol SOC18tX C1 R G A A A Cappella Chou and Band On -Xpul 96 Lllldfil the SUDQI xmon of 'Nils NVo1kmf111 ue gene OU1 claw plax e11t1tled Qtllctlw Folmdl It um a great Nuccew To mu ald us fOl the QffO1tN put 101th dmmg the xeal the JUHIOIS eutertfuned us xuth a D1 om on Hsu 11 Wlth the school xeal drawmg to 41 close we plepfued 01,11 selx ex once H1019 T01 examlnatlons Aftel the hnals wele fm1shed the books xx e1e closed mth Bflccalauledte and Commencement and xxe the Semmx had fxmshed om tuelxe Neill muue m educ.1t1oP 14 N Q v 4 4 ' f . ff 1 f - ' 1 y . v ' v --' ' . - 4 vu - '. . -1 - 1 '. 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' v 4 i 4 1 v' 1 I 'w w v v 1 v' r i 1 4 v I 11 1 .1 4 ' v - v 4 1 w nw I I . - Class Prophecy In thrs xear or 1910 a I prck up mx flrmlx packed and bittered sult caee and head lor the arrport ot Delphos I xx onder as I often h ixe rbout the long bx gone xears at Jefferson Hrgh and the manx old clasemates ot mme The xears h rxe come and gone srnce that famous xear of 19-16 xx hen that br rllrant class of etrugglrng energetrc students departed trom those halls ot knoxx ledge Jelterson Hrgh 1s noxx a hrstorlc landmark xx here people the xx or ld ox er come rn then ret propelled ntnex s to ee the 1 lice xx her th Class of 1946 graduated I haxe srnce become a forergn correspondent rnd rn mx mrnx xears o traxel haxe met and haxe had sex er ll pleasant COI1X9I'S1t10l1s xxrth mx former clasemates It xxas shortlx after the end of World VS rr II xx hrle I xxas trax elrng, through Russra that I first met Hrs Exccellencx ot the Lnlted Natrons Nlr Kenneth Wrlex xx hose caprble assrstant secretarx xxas Carrre Brennem in It xxas but a short trme there rtter that I xxent to the South Sea Island ot Ugh Lgh a la B0Ogl6 just south of the xx ell knoxx n Irx enese Islands for an rmport rnt storx on the xx ar betxx een the natrx es there VS hom should I hnd but John Johnson rs leader of one of the natrxe trrbes John s autogrr o had crashed xears before and xxhen the natrxes took hrm rn he found he couldn t leaxe He drdn t grrexe the loss of hrs homeland hoxx ex er because attended the natrx es xx 1th loxnrg care On strll another part of the rsland at a lonelx naxal post I found Delorrs Ladd Elgene Coffee Donna Bly mxer N iomr Freund and Helen Martrn axx artrng the return ot then husbands nax al officers Thex all seemed qurte contented And xx hx not I All the conx enrence of home I sav Thex also told me a xerx surprrsrng thrng Robert Wahmhod xxae a rear admnal noxx rn command of therr husblnds shrp xx hoee yunror oflicer xx as none other than Orrs Druckemrller Such surprrsrng thrngs that do happen' But that IS nothrng compared to xx hat I am noxx gorng to tell xou Thrs xxould haxe made excellent nexxs rn 1946 In 1955 I had the opportunrtx ot takrng a tour of mx oxxn Ullltefl States Whrle rn San Francrsco I happened to run mto falthough berng run ox er xx ould be more l1ke rtl Wendell Nlclxee 1 trax elrng 'salesman at that trme assocrated xx 1th a brush companx oxx ned and drrected bx a certarn Wh Fuller Durrng the monologue xxhrch took place land I do mean monologuel he told me not to nnss x rsrtrng the famous Stexx art Burldrng erected bx our former classm rte and phrlanthroplst Wrl lram Frederlck Stexx art Whlle so dorng I saxx an ofhce door xx 1th the name RICHARD C BAXTER ATTORNEX AT LAVN pr rnted rn gold letters on the door I decrded X1S1tlI1U' xxrth Rrch 1rd for a texx mrnutcs xxould be 1 pleasant paetlme rndeed I xx rs more than surprrsed xxhen I saxx Helen Herss at the receptronrst s desk though She took me rnto her confidence rnd rn dorng s0 she told me she xx as plax mg the part of both secr etarx and x rfe srnce Drck dldnt haxe enough funds to crrrx hrm through Helen then told me that Brll Fulton occupred an office rn that same burldrng Of couree all of xou knoxx that Wrllram had a great deal to do xxrth further research rn the dex elonment of rtomrc energx capablx aearsted bx Kenneth Dunlap and Rrchard Cross both skrlled 111 the field of scrence 18 I Y ' 1 II II' '1 I v 4 v 1 1 1 1 I 1 y ' . 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' 1 1 Y 1 1 IN ' 1 L c L 1 L 1 1 t I I v 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I C LASS PROPHECX A fexx xea1s 1ate1 atte1 I had tnnshed mx book 011 the De11x ltl0lIs on Ch1onolog1cal Sx llaoles Related to the Ce11tu1 x of Adx 1-?HtL116Q 1n Al1CltlIt Indones1a 01 Dates dllfl Fun 1th1s book bx the xx ay made l1te1a1'y l 1st01X l Please noxx 'J 1 stalted mv IQIZLIIII to mx old home toxx11 Delphos to x1exx the old fdlnlllll NlllIOLlIICllII2.,N ind such O11 the xxax ou1 pl1ne stopped at Hollx xxood I01 1efuel1ng At a t1me l1ke th1s xxho should get abond but Rooe1t NIttLgIGI Robe1t xx is a d11ecto1 Ill mox1es fo1mc1ly 111 1JlLtlllQS lnmself as a comedlan He h id xx1th h1n1 h1s fl16Ilfl and xalet H11 old Dlxex IY'1C1Cl9lItdllX hed been Tlldllltffl txx1ce to to1me1 classmltes Donna Kuh11 a11d Caxhta Elex et We h 1d a11 en1ox xble t11p talklng ox e1 old IITIQS o11 our xxay to DESTINIATION DELPHOS We made a IJSIIQCAE th1 ee DO1Ht ldllillllg' o11 thc 1001 of the audltollum llllllt III 19-11 but onened 101 all t1aH1c yu t last xea1 1969 I fou11d Hoxx 1rd Redd xx as teachmg L11 us 111 a xe1x elegant xxax C'1e1t th1nke1s the xx 01 ld 1xe1 haxe come to hea1 h1n III 1ust one cl iss That s 111 they can take he s too fn aboxe then1 He had shoxx II such g1eat ab1l1tx 111 clxlcs back 111 h1s Nflllllgiil daxs 111 h1gh school that upon g12lClUdtl0I1 he xxas lmmedlately offered the posltlon I found Paul RdlNtOII dlltl Bob Reed xx e1e l3II1t01S thele 11 heleas Donald Alleme1e1 xwas QIILIIIQBI The boxs all gave me xaluable 111to1mat1on about othe1s xx ho met xx 1th success 111 bus111ess Ruth Petels N01 ma Sheete1 and Rlta T1gne1 xx e1e 11oxx lulllllllg a d1 ess shop but xxe1e meet111g compet1t1on III Jane BAIIIQN Nlona Ba1 do a11d Jeanne Dax1s The boxs llso told me tlldt Lettx Rlnard W1lma Meads Rllil Bettx VVerne1 xxe1e stlll some of the manx xx hose 19CC1flN had bee11 lost somexx he1e duung Wo1ld Xfvdl II I11 SD8'IklIIg, of anc1e11t hlSt0IN and the foohsh xxars to be tound b ck the1e Genex 1exe Wlanecke and WIa1ga1et Metcalfe had taken up 11u1s mg 101IIGd the A1mx 'XUINQ CO1 ps dllfl alded g1eatlx ou1 dlsabled xete1 ins 'anet Thomas xxas 1 c JIIC61f D1alllNt l9C91ltlX hptxlllg 1ppe11ed xx 1th the Wetzel VV1lha1mo111c1 O1chest1a Ot cou1 se because of the lllness ot the egul 11 QOIIClLlCtO1 Joan B1enneman ucentlx appo111ted ass1stant C011ClLlCt01 took h1s place 11d 101 the fn st t1me Qixe hght to a llldllfl nexx stx le III con ULlC,t1lIf.I Cr1t1cs so affected bx the DGIIOIIHAHCG gxxe xe11t to the11 emo t1ons We haxe seen x1 hat has h 1ppened to thlS bl and 11ex1 sta1 III the pQ,ll0ll smce I tha11ked the bmxs f01 tl'e11 IIIIOIHIAUOII dllil LOIlt1III.lQCl mx xx1x tlnouffh the toxxn Lpon CIOQSIIIQ' that famols xx 1te1xxax I Cl1NCOXQ16Cl 1et1red B111 Dunlap a11d B111 Daulbauffh xxho NIIICQ VVo1ld XV31 II had latched up the11 SPIXICE CIIIIIQIQIICPS to be taklng hte Qlsx 1n a co oxxned xacht C1Ll1S1IIg up ind doxx11 the N11 1m1 E116 Canal I called Bon xox age V UU What I Ho HLIIH Oh ho Xou thlllk I m f.,OllIg to tell xou that I xx as yust noxx axx ake11ed IIOIII sleep bx mx f1xe and d1me StO19 ala1 m clock xou th111k I m gomg, to tell xou NOY'I'16tl'11lg, l1ke the ldel of thls belng 1 30 'IIIIQ fo1 me to stalt 111 1the1 dax of knoxx ledge gatheung, xou thlnk Im f.011If,Z' to tell xou thls x is 1 pe1f1ctlx ll0111lJl6 mghtm ne do11t xou ' Well I an1 Isabelle Hlttle 10 v v 11 I 1 1 I 1 4 I .1 v 55 1. v4 . 1 1 1 , 1 t c 1 1 A 1 A 1.4 ,7 1 'K 4 1 4 ,, .1 v v4 r . 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'CEP' l'lr-at Row Helen Bllll Harry Baxter Jame Bauer Gerald Best Ruth Bryan Mfrrrrn Burlrlee, Second Row Lure Buetlner Leroy C rrmean Krrherrne Lherlxle Hubert Claypuol Carl Dren tberger Carulrne Drag Third Row Clrrrra Dray Harry Dunlap Rosemary lxurtrer Jrrn lxuhn fifth Row June Ladd Ruth Ellr Matbon Margaret May Juanrta Metralfe Herbrrt Muller Joanne 'Vhller Sixth Row Rrrgrr Muller Lrrne Mlttermaler Vhllram Mrrlter Nurmr Mo! Juan Paul Roller Rldenuur seventh Row Mlchael Rouwb Mlry Shuvsalter Jaclx Stexenrrn Wrllrrm Strayer Ruth Theobald Fwelyn Truebdale Elghth Row Margene Van Denmark Betty Vlolet Crrrnm Vlkaxrr Absent Paxn rnd Dx per Le lie Dren 'ber e NI lr Luc r 20 V ,I O . .,, .3 '-N ' 'ide 'W SW' l grir.. Rvlberl Fgllas. Rrrber'tLCeie-r, David Gown. Fourth liow: Wlilliam Gunter, Iluverne Hilve-rs. ,Norma Iriclc, Mah-rrlm Jrrlrrlsrm. Velma . nz . 'Z , z ' ' , ' '. ' r' l 1- ' -, ' r' '. ' 4 ' x V-' : 3: l. ,' rl :ni ' S.. r',Av, ivrf I l 'Y ' V' V V Iumor Class H1S1OIY Stepplng 111to the spotllght th1s xea1 1 Llllltllblltlllg' t1cto1 111 school dCt1Xlt1SS xxas the JLIIIIOI Class I11 the xx IX ot spo1ts IQDIQSGIIUXIQ the class on the football team xx e1e H3112 Baxctel Ha11y Dunlap ROQQQI 1111161 NI1ke Rousos Jack Stexenson 1nd B111 Strax 81 1nd o11 the Yxllllllllg basketblll team xxele Carl D1enst bergel Leshe D1e11stbe1ge1 HHIIX Dunlap Rogel 1111161 B111 Moltel Jack Stexenson and B111 St1axe1 The class plax Ex elxbodx s Clafx an LIDIOAIIOLIN comedx xxas ple se11ted most successtullx Llllflel the C1ll6Cf1Ol1 ot Xlls Flox cl vVO1kI'f1dI1 O11 the cxenlng of Yoxember 30 1949 SIX of our membels Lols Buettne1 kathellne Lheckles, G1 ace NI1tte1 mdlel Nhke Rousos Jack Stex enson and 11111 gene X an Demalk xx e1e taken cha1acte1 and se1x ICP When the annual High School Cdllllxdl 1equested candldates 101 Kmg and Queen the 1111111018 lesponcled bv electlng Roger M111e1 'ind Corlnne Weax 91 xx ho xxere on the 10s1l1g end but l19X6I'tl'1918SS became attendants ot the SQIIIOI Klng and Queen The mam soc1al ex ent of the yeal the Iumor Semor Prom usmg as 1ts theme Treasure Island vxas a great success Lnder the superxlslon ot Vllss Beller and 1V11ss Rogers an Qllteftdllllllg program was glxen and UCLUIGLLUIIN usdlg whlyp alnx 'J A ggL'!'H 'wld ln en + p9K111 N xxere attract1xe1x portrax ed Alld so xxlth SUPIIIIQI X3.C3.f1011 he1e the 1111111018 closed the11 books on an ex entful xear G1 ace NI1tte1 ma1e1 21 1 v ka' v. kv . 1 rkvkv' vi K- ' K, - hx, - - S ' 1 . xxx- ' . f - 1 1 v , A Q' I s u ' 1 A I 1' A l 3 A1 ku' v pw ' Z ' , Lv .1 2 V' ' . 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Y V I V Sophomore-s Plrst Row Jeanette -kllemexer Heatrne Ben on Pxelxn B t Ella Rose Blu kber ew Alne Bohn Ralph Pohn Second Row June Broun VK elclon Btm n Buon Bus- tner Vargalet Buettner Doloreb Bulkholder VV1ll1am Bryant Third Row Nick Checkles laul Dxuckemtllex Grxce lethers laul Hes lmg Charle HIQEQI Paul Hlegel Fourth Row Evelwn Humphreya Haunt Juhnbon Wxlham Metcalfe Patty 'vletmlft Slxth Row Nancx Morne Herman Mcx W1l'1am Mullenhoux Gerrx Mxers Martha Joe Nash Codw Nlthols Sexenth Row Bettx Ovwene Rlchard Rahrxg Eugene Ralston John Reed Ruth Rulxer Florence Schultz Eighth Row Cerald Shan D1 nald Qtetlmy. Challes Qxuft Wllllam Teman Chlorls Theobald Robert T1 ner hlltth Row Pxttx Wells Rudolph Wurst Abaent Nlle Btrneb Dand Vletwel 22 .i ': . ' A ' . - '- s , I' j es . J 2 SI 1 . ' . . 1 ' ' ', ' z 4' :, qs' f, s ' , ' Y . ': j ., ' f ' . ' ' Johnston. Avenell Jones, Melyin Jones, Joyce Kigcins. Fifth Row: Norma Kqhorst. Elizabeth Kortier. Harold Ladd. Janice Linder, Albert K' . Y' , . k 4' ri . . V. X 1' l ' ' . l ' Q 'Q A Y' ,: i iv ' l - Sophomore Class H1S1OIY At the D60'11l1l1ll ot tht f1QNllfl1l11 xe11 ot hlgh chool xxe elected H111 c1111 olhceu Thom elected xxele Chnlu H1ege1 Dltwltlhllt D0lo1e1 1111111 10111 XICE 1JIt:'5lLlQl1t JLIIX Sh1Pte1 1ec1et 11x 1 cl t1c11111e1 1nd R111 Bohn NQIQIQADT It ums 0111 nut pntx xx 18 11111161 th1 tltle ot 1 H11l111lx 1 1ltX The second xx 1N senn t01m11 110th xx e1e en1oxe11 XblX much A1 the x L11 c 1n1e to cl close txxo of 0111 cl usm 1t6S 'N11e B ll ne1 11111 R1ch 11d R 1h11g 1ecc1xed the Xd1Sll1V D 1xxf1rd 101 1318611111 111 Septembu of 0111 xophomole X611 xxe ag 1111 elected c11s1 ofhceu P11111 Hlegel p1es1clent Pattx Metcalte x1ce p1es1dent Pdttx Welle SCCIQ t11x JAIIICQ Llllflfil t1ea1111e1 and 11t?lX1I1 Jonex xcngeant It dllllx Th1 Xedl xxe held 0111x one p utx xx hlch took place Feb! 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'. v n N, A.. ..,,,,..,..,.. .,,,........,....,,.... . . n, 1 A ' I . -I, 1 2 ' ,,,, ,,.1.,,,,,,,1,1,,, , - ' ' 1 ', ' - s Freshmen Frrt R W Noll Allen 'Norma Alrold Ann Barr Rm Halter l'n gene Barnee kenneth Bart! Rr hrrcl Ba ter Qecond Row Edgar liunham Lhrrluttt Brenneman Marrlyn Brennemrn l'ur.ene Brran Kenneth Bryan Ind Mde Brsam Dlllfihy Bueffnel Third RUW I-llr Buxttn r trrldre Butler June Cru S Marcrle ln-s Fupene Culp Laurence Curtr Wrllram DeWee-se Fourth Row Rolland Fair lrul Feathers Donald Felt7 Donald Follas Colleen Ford Velma Pueter Helen Fought Fifth Row Iattg Frrrxt Cxrlle Gressel Bonnre t runden I rrrv Hruxard Helen Hrmnreger Juhrr Hrttle Mrltfrn Homer Sxxth Row Bet'-. Howard Francr Hruard Brrhbv Irlck Marmn lett1nLhrrtT Pthel Ixnhor Arthur Ladd Alice Lrmbre ht Qewenth Row George Luca Dale Mrt on Larl Matzen Mary Lou M Kee JUNE Mu lift' Jlm MH00 Ruth MON Eighth Rrrvs Rtrlxrt Parrott Ronme RICE Wrllram Rrchex Orxrllt Schlatman Arthur Sheeter Barrw Staurr Pclxxard Sterling. Ninth Row D rr btettler I r Stnrtltlm Razer Stopher Arthur Trerrtman Bettx Van Demark Leonard Vhrxer Absent Nl.-rrrmre Allenbaugh 24 S 1r': ' . ,N ' -. ',, ' . Z ff :. ' ' 'z' 1' 'ri ', . : f ' ' . ' 1 ' X ' , r' -1 z . . 1 . . ' . ' ' ' 4 w r -, : 1 's - 1- -. I ' '. ' ss, -' , ' . ' 's. ' .' . 2 1 T , ' . .1 1 . 1 ' , . ' - ' - D. v . - - ' . ' Q. Q A2 F Ev. V . W ' ' ., ' Q ' - .' ' : lu. vf . ,'S ' - . l ' . r V ' f . l St. ' , '- ' Q .L ' ': 5, :S , ' . 2 , 1 cz . f ' . 'Z 1' z ' . , ' ' ' ' ' . ' , . 3 . Q A , , ,I A .2 U1 .W AU 5 , 4 , . .Q . . . . ,. V Eighth Grade Frrit Row Wrlrrra Jean Bette Jrm Brlmek Eugene Boham Roger Broun Marguerrte Burgess Elbert Butler Tummy Buzard Second Row Raymond Campbell Vmla Campbell Helen Clark Jo Ann Clark Eugene Claypool Jola Crau. Joy e Crede Byrfm DHVGY Thrrd Row Wrllram Dolt Rrehard Dray Richard Flexet Waanataa Fox John Freund Jack Fulton Rrchard Gallaellle F0lll'lh ROW Fddre Cranger Mary Gudakunxt Earl Hrmmeger Brlly Jarman Elrzabeth Jones Norma Kramer Charles Lrnk Fifth Row Joe Martin Wrlbur Matzen Sue Maxson Bexerlx Merrcle Robert Mrller Martrna 'Vhttermarer Marxlena Mullen Srxth Row Eddie Nash Awonelle Prul Brlly Paul Brlly Paxel Jack Irrne Robert Pahrrp. Robert Rrnehart Seventh Rovr Trmmy Rousos Florence Schroeder John Srhroeder Dnnalrl Smrth Lester Sterlrnre Marrlyn Strayer Lloyd Thompmn Erghth Row Grace Vrolet Rrchard Wagner Absent Romarne Dray 25 ' x . . ' - . . , - . . . - . . , , . , - -. . . . , ,, . - - . r - , . V L . - A 1 . -. . . , - , - - , ' . 1 ' .' ' , 'V ' ' A '. . . . S r ' 2 l , . , V , W . r W . K . ,V . A , v ,: 5. . ' . . I - b. . .' , ,' . v . , S I - ,z ' V - . .I : Seventh Grade Frret Row liru e Allen John Barr Ch rrles Bardo Robert Baxter Elexnor Br15.g.e Edna Buettner Betts Butler Second Row Pattx C.-urnean Janet Coon btwanne DeWeeee horma DeWitt Vrola D9xNlTt Robert Drltz Donald Ditto Third Row Geraldine Drobka Wrllram Peathere John Fethers Robert Fought Betty Grunden Jamee Cunter Margaret Hrlvere Fourth Row Robert Hohenbrmk John Hooxer Donald Jacomet NerlJett1nghot'l Nlelvrn Johnson Fdwln Llndemafl MRIYIU Lllffar- Fifth Row Robert McDonald Ken Nesbrtt John Patel Carol Povtell Norman Rue Nelson Qandere Seventh Row Rita Shaw Franklrn Sheeter Carol Smrth Mars Sterlrnf. Robert Stewart Huold Stuttler Jack Svsrclx Elghth Row Iazaro Naequez Ramon Vaequez Charles Vrolet Roger Wade Dune Vteaxer Darlene Well Brllx Vtxlcox Nmth Row Melxm Wreede Frantee Wurwt Absent Rrchard Hregel Robert Ixnapp Brllx Martin Norman I-'ur 26 nerh Metzger'-, Eugene Miller'.'Mae Miller, Dnrtald Moore, Ethel' Nln x, Lulu Mullenl Stxth Row: Delores Mullenhour. 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L C Wm 30 Standing: Isabelle Hittle Class Prophecy: Betty VVeu'ner Assistant Business Managrerg VVilma Meads- Picture Editor: Kenneth VViley Sports Editor, Seated: Rubin Reed Snapshot Editor: Robert Metzger' Business Manziilerz John Johnson Class Historian: Janet Thomas and Naomi Freund Co-litlitms, Standing: Bill Fulton AHi Y: Richard Baxter- V:-irsitv D Club: Carrie Brenneman -Calendar:.Helen Heissf Music- Editor: Donna Kuhn- fHonor Society: Rita Tigner Library: Beth Kiggzins fGii'l Reserves. Seated: Ellrene Coffee -Girls' Athletic Association: Betty Rinard--Cheer Leader: Adviser, Miss Klein. iifsi Q ami wa we 'W M' First Row: Jim Baxter. Vhurles Hie-gel, Kenneth XViley, Nitl-t Checkles, Uris Druckemiller. Leslie Dienst- herger. Carl Dienstlwiuvr. Second Row: Paul Druckt-miller. Jack Steve-nsun4 Harry Dunlap, Richard Baxter. president: Ruger Miller, social 1-hziirmani Harry Baxter, vire president. Hill Multt-V. Char-los Swift, Third Row: Harriet Johnson. Avenell Jones. Carlita lil:-yet, Gerry Myers, Genevieve Manecke, Katherine Checkles. Betty Violet, Joan Bi-enm-man. Janet Thomas. Vfilma Meads. Mrs. Sherwood. Fourth Row: Nancy Muriis. Betty YYe1nei'. Evelyn Humphreys. Ruth Richer. Beth Kiggins. social chairman: Xaomi Freund. Grace Miitevmaier, Doris I-Idds, Helen Ht-iss. Carrie Ii:-enneman. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir. under the very capable direction of Mrs. Sherwood. has accomplished much in the line of music during the past year. The choir has been honored by being privileged to sing for several occasions throughout the year. At the Thanksgiving instrumental ensemble-choir program several numbers were given by the choir. The choir also partici- pated in a vocal assembly given for the student body. March 29. It also had the privilege of taking part in the contest held this year at Bluffton in April. As in the past, it sang at the Good Friday service. A concert was given on April 17 by the choir and was a real treat for its audience. The public and the participants also were well pleased with their most sucessful vear. 32 Q 1 x 1 Z x i 5 i fe? v 3 s s Standing: Robert Reed, Robert Metzger, Nick Che-cklc-s, Kenneth Wiley, Leslie Dienstberger. Seated: Paul Druckemiller, Janet Thomas, Doris Edds, Margene Van Demark, Ruth Ricker, Mr. Sherwood, Jim Baxter. The Ieiiersonioms The Jeffersonians, composed of the above players, have contributed much to the enjoyment of the student body during the past year. They, along with their instructor, Mr. Sherwood, have played for several noon and evening dances which were sponsored by them and given for the pleasure of those students interested in dancing or in just listening. The carnival was another event in which the Jeffersonians proudly participated. During the two evenings they played at different intervals for dancing. Indeed they have pleased their audience in every undertaking. Much credit is due them for their splendid work throughout the past year. O Marching Band Left to Right-Betty Violet, Robert Parrot. Joyce Crede, Marion Buckles, Norma Mox. Timmy Rousos. June Ladd, Cyrile Gressel, Katherine Cheekles, Martina Mitter- maier. Mary Lou MCI-lee, Larry Hayward, Barry Staup, Carlita Eleyet, Lois Buettner, Paul Druckemiller, Alice Limbrecht. Donna Blymyer. Naomi Freund, Doris Edds, Velma Kortier, Ruth Ricker, Rita Tigner, Patty Frost, Patty VVells, Harriet Johnson, Carl Dienstberger, Margene Van Demark, Ruth Mox, Betty VVerner, Jean Davis, Wilma Meads, Betty Rinard, Beth Kiggins. Helen Heiss, Elgene Coffee, Charles Swift, Marilyn Brenneman, Robert Reed. Janet Thomas. Robert Metzger, Edward Sterling, Leslie Dienstberger, Gerry Myers. Drum llajorette-Grave Mittermaier. 34 , f 3' A .sf- 5, Marching Band Across-Timmy Rousos. Elgene Coffee, Helen Heiss, Beth Kiggins, Betty Rinard, Wilma Meads, Jean Davis, Betty Werner, Ruth Mox, Margene Van Demark, Carl Dienstberger, Harriet Johnson, Patty Wells, Patty Frost, Rita Tigner, Ruth Ricker. Velma Kortier, Doris Edds, Naomi Freund, Donna Blymyer, Larry Hayward. Down-Charles Swift, Marilyn Brenneman, Robert Reed. Janet Thomas, Alice Limbrecht, Paul Druckemiller, Lois Buettner, Robert Metzger. Carlita Eleyet. Edward Sterling, Barry Staup, Mary Lou MeKee. Martina Mittermaier. Cyrile Gressel, Kath- erine Checkles, June Ladd, Norma Mox, Marion Buckles, Joyce Crede, Robert Parrot. Betty Violet, Gerry Myers, Leslie Dienstberger. Drum M ajorette-Grace Mittermaier. 35 an Concert Bond First Row-Charles Swift, Lois Buettncr, Grace Mittermaier, Paul Druckemiller, Alice Limbrecht. Second Row-Betty Violet, Richard Baxter, Katherine Checkles, Mike Rousos. June Ladd, Kenneth Wiley, Harry Baxter, Leslie Dienstberger, Roger Miller, Marion Buckles, Ed Sterling, Mary Lou McKee, Barry Stup. Third Row-Harriet Johnson, Jean Davis, Velma Kortier, Martina Mittermaier, Charles Hiegel, Gerry Myers, Jack Stevenson, Robert Reed, Nick Checkles, Robert Metzger, James Baxter, Helen Heiss. Fourth Row-Patty Wells, Patty Frost. Carl Dienstberger, Ruth Mox, Beth Kiggins, Betty Rinard, Paul Hiegel, Elgene Coffee, Donna Blymyer, Margene Van Denmark. Fifth Row-Wilma Meads, Ruth Ricker, Rita Tigner, Betty Werner, Naomi Freund, Mr. Sherwood, director. 35 The Band Lllllel the uccellent llll6Ctl0ll of NI1 Qherxxood the lnnd h lN Lll10Ylil 1 p exe 1111 and p1ospe1o1x xea1 The bun' oH1ce1 xx ho xx ue cho 111 T01 thx X511 xxe1e Nllke Hcllaox 1JlQNliltllt N1cl1 Checlxle x1c1 p1e lfltllf Elgene Coffee Seifletllx Ixithulne Checklex t1eaxu1e1 Jem D1x1N 1310411111 chan m Ill 0111 xe1x unu u1l ex ent om xx hlch hunt been expeuenced SINCE the xx 11 occu11ed xx hen the o ind made 1 t11p to the X 111 XX e1t Lountx F111 Th1 xxas l8lllX a t1e1t becxuxe of the fact that thx buxee h 1d been unable to tl1H's170lt anx Olgilllfdtlllll Lllilel prexloux COllKllt10ll Du11ng the footbill season the b llil as uxu 1l p111ded th1ough tl1e could alxxax s be cou11ted 011 1 1111 or shme to p 11t1c1pate 111 these ex entx A ulfferent 1J1Og1dm xxax g1x en at the half of each game NVhen th1s group performed at El1da thex xx ere fax Ol ably 1ece1x ed The band Ill ltx sple11do1 marched up and down the field to do 1ts part to cre1te lllat a llttle n1ore pleasure for the fam and spectatora An aasembly program xxhlch xxas glxen at ThdHliSg1XlIlg lncluded 1 axophone sextette a trombone quartette a clarmet ensemble and varloux xocal belectwne At Chrlstmaa t1me a concert had been planned before xacatlon but because of the flu ep1dem1c at thls t1me It xx as necessarx to cancel the program completelx The first concert presented bx the band f0l the pL1lJl1C xxas g1V6Il on March 22 The 99l8Ct10IlS ranged from the chorales, of J S Bach to the parlll g 'nuvc of Qufh Pontemporarx nompoeerx aa Alec Templeton and Vlorton Gould Espemallx featured xxere txxo songs and the Rhapeodx 111 Blue of George Gerehvxln The 1olly Contra Dance of Beethoxen and In the Hall of the M0u11ta1n Kmg bx Gr1eg xxere able reprexentatlxes of the class1c pemoda of YTIUSIC h1st0rx The b1g ex ent took place vxhen contest t1me came The band xx as taken to Bluffton for the great ex ent Wlth thls a completelx satlsfx 1ng and xuc cessful xear xxas cloaed The band ls one orgamzatlon xxhlch the Semorx 11e golng to mme T 1' 121' 2 ' '1 .1 . 12 1 lzfz ' '1.','1 . P 1 . Vs ' '1' si ' 2 'xv' ' - l 1 'x - 1 ' 1' 1 - T' Y ' .f1- -'11 'x 1 - rx 1 I c 1 1 1, 1 , 1 1 5, 5 . 1 Q .-v- 7. ,U ' 1 . -.1 1 .. ,. 1 -'. 1 ,11. 1 . 1 4 l , c 1 , 1 , c c 1 , I., 1 ' ' 1 . , - . Y Q 2 v x . ' 2 1 ' , 5 Y 1' .' ,L - 1 . 1 v l 1 , -' '. ' . . 1 ' 1 ' . 2 1 X 2 c c . c . 5 w kv v 2 v- 1 - 2 2 L' 1 ' 1 '1 1 1 E xx kv Z 1 1 1 .2 k. . . t. . 2 I . . 1 K, S. Q. T 1 w 1 w AE f 1 1 4 . u u c 1 1 n , 1 1 c , c c streets and o11 the football field for the enjoyment of the patrons. The band 1 . v. tvs 3 - H .2 ' 1 S ' 1' 2 - ' ' . ' ix v kv. . -1 v1 - ' v 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . 1 g - r v A v Q u ' ' A . l 1 1 1 1 . v 1 ' Y 1 . A C , L . v . v. 1 ' v r n w . v' . 1 1, 1 1 C S I y ' . A. ' . . A. Y Y . . . l I 1. 1 , , A ..11 w N v 1 . vu w ' . v '1 ' 1 Q in ' 1 - - 1, 1 ..... V1 1, , ,--.-,. , -1 11 .11 1 ,. , A . 1 w ' v v v N W gi 1 W ' . 1 . 1 , 1 1 L H ,' ' 14 - n 7 I 1 . 44 ' ' U V ' , x ' V . ww. . 1 . .N v ' y v v . v 1 . y ' ' 1 Y x ' 1' v . 1 L 1 1 W 1 ' 4 I ' - 1 1 x A 1 2 5 Top Row: Kenneth VViley. Mike Rousos, Richard Baxter, Jack Stevenson. Second Row: lieth Kixzilins. Katherin-c Checkles. yVilma Meads. Helen He-iss. Lois Buettner Third Row: Donna Kuhn. Isabelle Hlttle, Rita Tuzner. Naomi Freund. Fourth Row: Miss Roeers, Grace Mittermaier. and Margenc Van Demaik. The purpose of this society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leader- ship, and to develop character in the students of Delphos High School. Admission to this organization is one of the highest honors that can come to a high school student, for it stands for excellence of achievement. Scholar- ship alone will not admit a student to the National Honor Society. To scholarship must be added character: to character. serviceg and to service, leadership. The annual initiation was held March seventh. The ritual of induction was as follows I March ...c.....V.V.,...........,,........V The Jeffersonians Scripture Reading ........ ........... B eth Kiggins The Lord's Prayer ...... ........ T he School Induction Ceremony: Emblem Interpretation ..,..... ,.... N Vilma Meads Scholarship ..,,............c.... I ..... Naomi Freund Leadership ,....... .. .... Richard Baxter Character .......... ,,............ . .Rita Tigner Service ......,...,... ..................... ....... D 0 nna Kuhn Introduction of new members. Kenneth Wiley Administration of Pledge ..V..... Kenneth Wiley Presentation of new members .... VVilma Meads Acceptance ................ Principal L. E. Schmidt Quartette ...........,.... If My Songs Had Wings Beth Kiggins Wilma Meads Richard Baxter Kenneth Wiley Address... ,c........,. Superintendent W. M. Floyd Allen County Public Schools America ,... .................. . I ...... .. .Audience Standing: Rita Tigner, Miss Rogers, Isabelle Hittle, Betty Rinard First Row: Betty Van Demark, Martha Joe Nash, Donna Kuhn, Joan Brenneinan, Janet Thomas. Second Row: Lois Bnettner. Grace Mittermaier. Corinne VVeaver. Beth Ruse Kigfins. Third Row: Margaret Metcalfe, Jane Barnes, Alice Bohn, Dorothy Buettner. Society of Books They that have read about everything are thought to understand everything too. but it is not always so. Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledgeg it is thinking that makes what we read ours. -Channing Have you read everything? You will ind over two thousand volumes in the Welch Memorial Library of Delphos High. The Society of Books, com- posed of seventeen librarians under the supervision of Miss Rogers, is organized to help everyone to broaden his knowledge. pleasure, and under- standing. The officers for this year are as follows: President .ii.v.... ...... D onna Kuhn Vice President ,,.. ,ti,i.. . .Rita Tigner Secretary .tii.,.. iiiii C orinne Weaver 39 Standing. lfirlitfi hleyet. Richard Baxter, Beth Kipzfzins. Kenneth VVile1v'. William Fulfon. Isabelle Hittle. Betty Werner, Kenneth Dunlap. Sldlfl iff Vtl MdD hhH lRliBttR d D All 'eae - 'Gene 'ti ., - . .5 BG, Jane Vl,,,Al, Sally ,,,,..l,,,,,,ll, Agnes ,.l,..,,llll..... Nettie Cutlere, Andrew Cutler .,tt,. Jim ..,..,,,.,.,,,.,... Mr. Ahern ,,,.,e, Rose Tilton .,.., Mrs. Tilton ...V.,., Josie Tilton VeV,ie, Elroy ,eeo..,e,,o,,,, George ......,,.,.,, Marcia ...,.t..e,,,oo,, ma ea S, onna 'u n, owzirr eu, ' inar , Helen Heiss. Naomi Freund. Absent onald emeier. Strictly Formal Presented by the Senior Class, April 26, 1946 The Cast: Rlnard ,....,..Helen Heiss ,,.....,Carlita Eleyet .........,.. Wilma Meads ....,,,,,..., Kenneth Wiley ........Donald Allemeier ...,,ee.William Fulton .,...,.Betty Werner ,meelsabelle Hittle ,,.,..ee,...D01ina Kuhn .......,Richard Baxter ..,,..e,eHoward Redd ,,e..,eNaomi Freund Cindy Collins e.e.,e,..,..., .tV...,t. B eth Kiggins Marilyn .,,....,e..e.,,..,..,...... ,,...,,.. E lgene Coffee Lt. Bob Cunningham .....,,.,..,,, Kenneth Dunlap Strictly Formal is the story of two girls, Sally and Jane, who are waiting to be asked to the formal dance by Jim and George. The coquetry of Marcia from New York and the plotting of Cindy from the country upset the plans for the dance as well as the whole Cut- ler household and the peony show. We must not forget to mention Elroy who is the center of attraction for all girls without dates. But all is well that ends well and that is just what happens with the aid of Cindy's schemes and complicated plans. Standing: Evelyn Truesdale, Harry Dunlap. Grace Mittermaier, Jack Stevenson, Joan Paul, Carl Dientsberger, Maryrene Van D1-mark, Betty Violet. Seated: Bill Gunter, Leslie Dienstberxrer. Katherine Checkles, William Molter, Malcolm Johnson, Corinne VVeaver, Roger Miller. Everybody's Crazy Presented bv the Junior Class, November 30, 1945 The Cast: Herb Stanley ..,,,...............,...eeee Jack Stevenson Elmer Sneed ..,..,e.,,.,e,,,,.,.....ee,e........ Roger Miller Tommy Wilkins William Bates.. ,,,,...,,.Malcolm Johnson Ketura Katt ...,,.., ' Julie Mather ,,.,.. Mrs. Spooner ,,,,. ,e,eLeslie Dienstherger ,,,,.,,,.,..,,,....Betty Violet .......,.-..,....Grace Mittermaier ....,...,..Margene Van Demark Godfrey Van Gordon ....,,..Y.e.,..... Harry Dunlap Caroline .....,.....e,,.,......ee,e,.,. Katherine Checkles Celia ...,.,.,,,,Y....., Adam Pottle ee,,... Libby Ann ...,.... ..,..,...,,,C0rinne Weaver ...e,,,....William Molter ..c..,,Evelyn Truesdale Gladiola .....,,,..... .,,.v,.v.ee,i,.e,,..... J oan Paul Jasper ...,e.ee,.....,,e. ,,,....e C arl Dienstberger Messenger Boy ...,.. e.......,,,,eeeee B ill Gunter The Ghost .,..e.e,. ,,,e,,, ? 'Z ? ? ? The Treasure Trove Tavern, an old hotel purchased by three college students, is the setting of this accurately-named play. Acquir- ing the property merely as a means of earn- ing money, they do not realize what compli- cations it will lead to. In order to draw guests, the students advertise mineral water, buried treasure, and the presence of a famous dan- cer. This brings a motley group of guests eager to be cured, made rich, or married to the dancer. But true to form, things finally work out. proving that not everybody's crazy. Back Row: Betty Rinard. Grave Fethers, Dolores Burkholtler, Paxty Wells, Martha Joe Nash, June Metcalfe, Patty Frost. Avenell Jones, Ruth Ricker, Beatrice Benson, Betty VVerner, Beth Kiggins, Janet Thomas. Katherine Checkles, Evelyn Truesdale. Ruth Ella Matson, Gerry Myers, Miss Wannemacher, Alice Bohn. Evelyn Best, Isabelle Hittle. Left to Right: Helen Himmeger. Gloria Dray, Joanne Miller. Corinne Weave1', Norma Irick. Rosemary Fair, Helen Heiss, Norma Kohorst, Ruth Mox. Marilyn Brenneman. Mary Lou McKee, Betty Van Demark, Alice Limbrecht, Cyrile Gressel, Emogene Barnes, Doris Edds, Carolyn Dray, Margaret Metcalfe, Nancy Morris. Patty Metcalfe, Jeanette Allemeier, Evelyn Humphreys, Harriet Johnson, Ruth Barnes, Jean Davis. Donna Blymyer, Ethel Kuhorst, Goldie Butler, Colleen Ford, Naomi Freund, Joan Paul, Carlita Eleyet, Betty Howard, Rita Tigner, Grace Mittermaier, Margene Van Demark, Betty Violet, Elgene Coffee, Wilma Meads, Ella Rose Blockgerger, Betty Owens. Ruth Theubald, Janice Linder. Joan Kuhn, Margaret Buettner, Donna Kuhn, Norma Mox, Florence Sc ulte. Girl Reserve Meeting September 26 ...... ..... F ormal Initiation October 18 ......... .,...,, B onfire Party November 29 .,.... ,...... ...... B a ckward Party January 17 ..... ...... G . R.-G. A. A. Party February 14 ...... ..............,....,.........,,....,............. B usiness Meeting March 21 .... ..,, S wimming and Skating Party at Y. W. C. A. April 18 .... .... .,... B u siness and Social Meeting May 16 ...... ...... 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Y . . , . . . .' , i eww mmww Margaret May, Joan Kuhn, Norma Mox, Chloris Theobaltl. Roseniary Fair, Graie Fethers, Ruth Mox, Carlita Plleyet, Axenell June Deloris Ladd, Rita Tigncr, Beatrice Benson, Betty Owens. Evelyn Humphreys, Betty Rinard. Florence Schulte, Jane Baines Dolore Burkholder. Janice Linder. Martha Joe Nash, Evelyn Best. Betty Violet. Naomi Freund, Joan Paul, Grace Mittermaier. Ruth Richer Doris Edds, Helen Heiss. Evelyn Truesdale, Katherine Checkles, Gerry Myers, Donna Blymyer. Janet Thomas, Corinne Weaver Margene Van Demark, Jean Davis. Elgene Codec, June Ladd, Vera Nollan. Marilyn Brenneman, Patty Frost, Norma Irick, Joanne Miller Ln Butttner, Center -Miss Moenter. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association started the year out with the initiation of the freshman girls. As usual the girls had restrictions. The evening of the initiation they chose their Big Sisters who were to help them with anything pertaining to the activities of the association. In October the association had a Barn Dance. The ninth to the twelfth grades were invited. There was dancing during the evening. There was one speciality dance, a square dance, which everyone seemed to enjoy. The evening included the game Truth or Consequences, about which Robert Metzger would be only too glad to give you the details. We were honored by having two guests, Roger Hoverman and William Baxter, graduates of Delphos High School who are now in the armed forces. November was a busy month for this organization. In this month the Football Banquet was held. The guest speaker for this occasion was Mr. A. C. Burkey from Bluffton. There was singing and a program for those who attended. Because of the ilu epidemic in December, the Christmas party was held in January. The Girl Reserves and the Girls' Athletic Association went together and had one large party that evening. Refreshments and dancing were enjoyed by all. 44 P ' s rs, ff - I f ,ss ,, , ,V W I ,wi I f it www, X359 05- W? 7561 eq., ff avi.. -f , . 'iwffwf .g .. i. i ,s--. ' eff V. :Vi Y X .fa if me-Q ,, .X 4. ffbvfrllgiiiffgff fsusie .1 -Y ,X .gwi 11 'f-9'WS - ,mga Af .. ,V gf. inn. Z! as Q' + Y'.LY1l..1B' x . , an-M, Patty Metcalfe, Jeanette Allemier, Ruth Theobald, Charlotte Brenneman, Harriet Johnson. Betty Howard, Helen Himmefzer, Goldie Butler, Caroline Dray. Joyce Kiugins, Emoyzene Barnes, Alice Limlxrecht, Mary Lou McKee. Cyrile Gressel, Alice Bohn, Colleen Fold Betty Van Demark, June Metcalfe, Patty Wells. Norma Kohorst, GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION- The intramural basketball games proved quite exciting. At all the home games the girls sold pop, candy, and potato chips. Under the leadership of Katherine Checkles bowling at the local alley was enjoyed. The annual Senior Farewell Banquet was held at Bob's Restaurant May 9. At this time the new oiiicers were installed for the coming year. The basketball trophy for the year 1946 was given to the Juniors. The Seniors. cabinet members, and the new officers were presented with small gifts to show the appreciation of the members. Miss Helen Moenter was the sponsor of the Girls' Athletic Association. Although this was her first year with such an organization, I'm sure she enjoyed working with the girls as much as the members have enjoyed her. We wish to thank her for giving us such good help and hope she will have just as much cooperation next year. I, as president of the Girls' Athletic Association, member for her cooperation and her willingness to president of next year will have as much enjoyment have had during my year as president. wish to thank every help. I do hope the out of G. A. A. as I Elgene Coffee 45 rs! Row: Howard Rt-dd. Donald Allemeier, Rolfe-rt VVahmhnH, Kenneth VS'iley, Rfvlveit Reed. VVilliam Fulton, Kenneth Dun ii H shud Baxter. econd Row: Mr. Sherwmul. Mike Rousos. Jack Stexenson. Rover Miller, Harry Dunlap. Roger Ridenoui, Marion Buckles, Hain Baxter Third Row: Charles Swift. Charles Him-gel, Nick Checkles, Paul Hietlvl. Paul Druckemiller. Richard Rahriu. Nile Bax'nL-s, John Reed Hi-Y Club The Delphos chapter of the Hi-Y Club held its annual initiation cere- monies February 27, 1946. At this time twelve new members were added to the roll. The new otiicers also took ofiice at this time: Kenneth Wiley, presidentg Dick Baxter, vice president: William Fulton, secretaryg Don Allemeier, treasurer: and Mr. Sherwood, adviser. The purpose of this organization is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. The Hi-Y has set forth the following objectives: service to members, service to the community, service to the nation. service to the world, and service to God. The emblem of the Hi-Y Club is a blue triangle symbolizing the unity of mind. body, and spirit. Inscribed in this triangle is another red triangle containing a white cross. The red triangle stands for red-blooded service to others, and the white cross stands for purity in thought and action. 46 First Row Nick Checkles, John Reed, Richard Rahrig, Coach Koch,Carl Dienstberger. Roger Ridenour, Bill Molter, Nile Baine Second Row Roger Miller, Bill Strayer, Harry Dunlap. Mike Rousos. Japk Stevenson, Harry Baxter. Leslie Dienstberger Third Row kenneth VViley, Kenneth Dunlap, Howard Redd. Dick Baxter. Bob Reed. Harold Davey. Varsity D Club The Boys' Athletic Varsity D Club of Delphos High School is a club of which a boy is proud to be a member. The officers were Richard Baxter. presidentg Kenneth Wiley, vice presidentg Donald Allemeier, secretaryg and Kenneth Dunlap. treasurer. At a rather late date the D Club started its monthly meetings and soon held an informal initiation of the new members who earned letters in baseball last year and in football this year. A new member was also added after basketball season was over. Until May 10 only regular meetings were held. On May 10, however, a very successful Varsity D Dance was given. The club. under the supervision of Coach Koch, taught good clean sportsmanship and cooperation, and its primary purpose was that of making men. 47 To Play the Game ecmx thc1e omethm bout an mthlete 'I h it one c in t help but lu To rlcnne ll IN too Cllllllllll ele 1 1 e c inf c c in The game thex plfu each lllglll Vllth each Kltttllllllltffl pl iw 61 Puttmg folth xx 1th all hu mwht The cflolt needed Then Nou ee Each 1llCl1X1dLl2ll N face It N keen alert and full of thought Indch Yll0X6'I'1lt'Ilfl'llQ2i9L1l6fl fleet and tlong, lou watch h1m Ill hlx peut And xxondel ot the l 10lllS long: Hes practlced Oh' lou sta The ball 1 loxt' Hou hold X om bleath' But xx a1t gaze at the plfu 91 He s tlilllklllg lld1CldIlClfiSt He s got To gfun It back xx 1th cfue H1 hfxnde me clenched hls hps fue tlght He lJ1d6S hls t1n1e and then A Kldftlllg' Ntep Recox eu ' The ball 1 h1U And when The uname 1s ox er he ulll gun In trlumph o er h1s teet He lmous that he can face hu Coach Anc vu I rlld nn est 48 SH Q vfss 'gg' - 2 ' z 'z ' V ' l1 '12 llut h ' ' is vhat it's l'k 1: First of all. it's hurl 2 l 'l 12 . 1 rf ' - ' lf - l . vi ' I A X' . EL' L' . . . A, b 7 1 Y 1 1 A His body moves with grace. Ta . v ' L- . , . . S - 7 . . - .LQ , 'Q 1 ' . . ' A ' rt! , 'S L. . ' t, . . f . 'S ' ' . - f Zn- I 'hw ,- .S 4 ll a : .Lu . kv 1 1 . I 'S 'Av' v T A ' :. V. . . , ll UA . 41 - Y b Y H K Cheer Leaders Rcbert Metzger and Betty Rmczrd Yea Red' Yea White' Yec Wildcats Fight' Fight' Fug 50 First Rnvs. Bill M-ulter, Manager: Robert Ri-hrig, Tomm ' Buznrd, ichard Wagner, Elbert Butler. Milton H . .. 5 R Second Row: lzldgar lionliani. Bob lriuk, Don Follas. Bill Richey, John Hittle. Third Row: Bob Follus. Leroy Carmean. Roger Ridenour, Harry Baxter. Jim Baxter, Fourth Row: Jack Stevenson. Hurry Dunlap, Ruger Miller, Mike Rousos, Bill Straye Columbus Grove September 14-The first game of the season turned out to be a victori- ous one for the Wildcats. A hard fighting Columbus Grove outfit was shut out by a 6-0 score. Lima St. Rose September 21-One of the best defensive games ever witnessed by the fans of Delphos Jefferson. Although most of the playing was in Wildcat territory. St. Rose managed to score only a lone touchdown to win by a score of 6-0. Credit should be given to the line for the good defense they held throughout most of the game. Shawnee September 28-Although the spirit of the Wildcats was dampened because of a heavy rain throughout the game. they summoned enough fight to come from behind to win. After trailing 6-0 in the third quarter. they put on steam in the final period to score twice. The final score was 13-6. Pouldina October 5-One of the hardest and most closely fought games of the season. After a half-time score of O-0. the VVildcats came out in the second half to score seven points and to stave off a determined Paulding come-back. Final score was 7-6. 52 First Row: Raymond Dancer, Laverne Hilvers, Eddie Granger, Richard Rinehart. Bill Paul. Herbert Miller, Ni Second Row: Paul Hiegel, Byron Buetmer, Charles Hiegel, Marion Jetiinghotf, Weldon Brown. Third Row: Melvin Jones. Dick Rahrig. Nick Checkles, John Reed, Nile Barnes, Fourth Row: Kenneth YViley. Don Allemeier. Dick Baxter, Kenneth Dunlap, Harold Davey, Coach Koch. Ada October 12-The first out-of-town game was played at Ada in the afternoon. Ada had a determined team, and the Wildcats could not seem to get going. Both teams managed to push over a lone touchdown, leaving the final score a tie. 6-6. EIIGC October 19-Elida was certainly one of the best teams in the entire state and handed the Wildcats their worst defeat of the season. The fact that there were a number of injuries to key players for Delphos in this game accounts for many of Elida's points. The final score was 25-0. Coldwater October 25-Coldwater froze the Wildcats with a number of hidden ball tricks which baffled the entire Delphos team. They had very good deception. and when the Wildcats finally woke up, they found themselves on the short end of a 21-0 count. Rockford November 2-The last game of the season was not a very happy one for the Wildcats. Everyone on the team seemed to have an awkward habit of fumbling the ball. A bad break in the first period put the jinx on the Wildcats which they could not throw off. The game ended in a 20-O defeat for Jefferson. 53 Football Lettermen I S, 9'f':'- -..-':..--4 ffx 'x 'T-AX 'N Um , IAN i V I 1 , iw f : Letter Men Dlck haxte1 1 8811101 d1d 21 fine 10b of 11laX111g full back 101 JefTe1so11 He could hlt the llllt h 11d illfl could tackle dlld block lLlSt as ha1d kenneth WllLX 1 NQIIIOI 11laX ed q11a1t11 b lQlx on the te1n1 111d co11ld block 1nd t1ckl1 X1 ell I e1111eth D11nl111 1 s1n1o1 put 111 h11d ho111s at tl1e t1ck e po 1t1o11 1 X t1XX b1ll ca11111s got 111st 1n1 Ha1old D1XeX s 1101 l h1s 1ob XX1ll 1t 1 Ulllg' 1511111 H11 111 s bllt 11lentX to11gh D011 Allen1e1e1 1 Ntflllfll plan ed e11d lOl th1 Vl1llilL 1tS dlld stopped a good ma11X 11111n11s Xen teXX got a101111d h1n1 Blll Stravel 1 11111101' 18 11 ha1d h1tt111g tast Flllllllllg, half back A Xen good p1sse1 XX ho XX1ll be see11 agaln nefct X1 ll ROg91 NI1ller 1 11111101 k11oXXQ h0X1 to pl1X 1nd A good bl0cke1 a11d lflllfl HAIIX Dlllll 111 a 11111101 plaX ed glldltl 011 the te'1n1 lllfl d1d It XX ell A good lf' 11d ch11ge1 Jack St9YLllNOll 1 11111101 11laX ed ce11te1 A Xen good tackle1 VX he11 he h1t them theX stopped Hd11X I:,aKte1 1 11111101 11laX ed the tackle 11os1t1o11 1Xe1y h 11d ch 112561 th lt could t1cklc XX ell ROQEI R1Cl6I10Lll a 11111101' 11l1X ed at 1ll the b1ck 1JOSlt10llN A Xe1X h 111dX man He 11l1X ed VSl'1918 he XXas needed Nhke Rousos 1 11111101 d1d a H119 lOb of pl IX lllg' t1ckle A good bl0cl1e1 1nd 1 1ckIe1 Dlck Rah11g 1 so11h0n1o1e ls 21 Xen f1st t11cl1X hllt back A Xe1X good ball ca111e1 Nlck Checkles a sophon101e plaX ed tull back He could h1t the lllle h11d a11d h 1s tXXo mole Xea1s to plaX John Reed a sophomore plaXed quarte1 b1ck and k11eX1 Xnhen to call 1 CCITAIII plaX Slated to do some XerX good plaX1ng 111 the next tXX0 Xeals 55 '.- 7 - 1 . ' . ' ' f 1 Y' 1 ' . -. I . I . Ax R 1 2 1 1 ll K1 xxx 4 1 ' '1 ' 3--V2 L, ' .. mv, . Q ,. 21- 1 12 2 1, 1 1 - ' . 11 1 . 1 ', 1 ' ' 1 l s . X 111' 1 f 1: h' . - ' 1 ' 21 .'e1 ', d1c s l '1 1 ll?-' 1 'l. S 1ll .'1ze 1 v T n . v 1 v I v v D I Y. 44 v n 'v , c . , K 5 r 1 1 ' r . 1 . l., ' .1 ' V . . ' 1 ,s - ,'.'- f . .1 V2 I .V ,x . ZW, , n . .. 2. tackler. . 2 . . .V x. .. 1: 2 . I , .1 ' 1'f '. . Y ., . . ' ' . . . . v,., , . ,7 , ' ' - , c , . L . x . . . 11tv 7.4 -.2 .' ' .. ftv f Y 1 Lf' 'V 'Z Y -v 2- 2- . 2 .V 1. , 1' I . .' '. l zu' 1 ' .' r 1 C 1 . . ,.v 2 A, . Q A. . 2, . 2 , .' A . , r lc 11. 0 1 1 1 1 1 v ' 1 .Y . ' ' 1 . A K, 1 , V . C c. I 1 W . ' 1 X . , c c 1 K. 1 v 1 v v v v' I v v ii Left to Right-Bill Strayer, Don AHQINCICI H x and R dd m 'N Le Vcrrs1ty Jefferson Opponents Dienstberger. Date November Jefferson- December Jefferson- December Jefferson- January Jefferson- January Jefferson- January Jefferson January Jefferson- January Jefferson January Jefferson- Left to Ri ht-Leslie Dienstberger. Howard Redd, Don Allemeier. Bill Straxel E Roger Miller. Date January 19 .,.,, January 21 ...... ....... January 25 ,,.,.. ,.,., February 1 ...,.. ,, February 2 ..,.,. e....,e February 5 ....aa ....,... February 9 .e.... ,..,.... February 12 .,,,,, ....,.. February 15 ,err,. .5..e,. Varsity Jefferson Opponents Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson JeH'erson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Jefferson Yan VVert ....,V,e,e, Elida ....e,eee,,. St. Johnfs ..,,,,, Paulding eeee.,..YYee,.....Y,,, Lima Central Reserves Union eeee,,,..,e.e,ee....,,e.er.. Ottoville VV,,r, Willshire .... Ridge errree, 22? First Row: limb Reed. Byron Buettner, Albert Metcalfe. Second Row: Dale Matson. John Hittle. Ed Swrling, Bob Irir-k, Francis Howard. Jim Moreo, Don Follas, Barry Staup. Bill Richey. Neil Allen, Dirk Baxter, Third Row: Coach Koch. Malcolm Johnson. John Reed, Charles Hit-wel, Cody Nichols, Bill DeVVeese, Bill Johnston, Roger Ridenour. Paul Hierzel, Dick Rahriu. Fourth Row: Carl Dienstberger, Harry Dunlap, Bill Strayer, Roger Miller, Don Allemeier. Howard Redd, Leslie Dienstbeger. Jack Stevenson. Nile Barnes, Bill Molter, Basketball Basketball in general has been improving greatly in the last few years at Delphos High. The main reason for this is that the players are acquiring a never-say-die spirit and that they have the will to win. Everyone will agree that a team plays best when it feels the best. The teams of this year have had the will and ability to play a clean, hard gameg consequently, our standing in cage play should continue to become better. However, the players need the backing of the whole school. Back the team and they will not let you down. 58 First Row: Dirk Rahrig. John Reed, Cody Nichols. Bill Johnston, Charles Hivuei, Roper Rirlenour. Paul Hieizel Second Row: Bill Molter, Jack Stevenson, Harry Dunlap, Carl Dienstlverver, Nile Barnes, I The Red cmd White Reserves Our reserves made a good showing during the season by winning nine games and losing only seven. The seconds are of good material, and all eyes will be on them in the immediate years to follow. They also can play a fast and furious game of ball. They proved this when they defeated Elida. 59 Basketball York The Jefferson W1ldCdtS opened thelr 45 46 basketball season w1th 1 conxlnclng 43 28 x1ctorx ox er York The Red and Whlte got off to a xerx fine start makmg the first quarter score 10 0 In the second quarter hoxx ex er Xork started to narrow the gap and the half t1me score stood at 18 12 The WlldCdlS regalned thelr DOISS ln the last half and from here on m were nex er pressed Columbus Grove On December 7 the Vhldcats 1ournex ed to Columbus Groxe to defeat thelr hosts 40 34 Although at a dlsadxantage because some plax ers were home wlth the flu the W1ldC3tS played a good game Both teams were out for a w1n and the game prox ed to be an exc1t1ng one all the wax Llmo South Reserves The Nlldcats had xerx l1ttle trouble 1n brmgmg home a xlctorx from Llma Thex started xx ell and ended the same wax Leadlng the entlre game the Red and Whlte rolled up 40 pomts to Lima South s 11 Thls was the Pouldmg When the WlldC3tQ trax eled to Pauldlng thex plax ed haxoc xx 1th thelr hosts bx defeatlng them 50 15 Thex started tlungs off wrth a bang and were nexer pressed Outscormg the enemy 20 9 1n the first half thex contlnued to bear down 1n the next two quarters Thls accounted for thelr hlgh score Allemeler led the scorlng xx 1th 16 pomts St John s Thxs game proxed to be one of the fastest and hardest fought games of the xear Battlmg on nearly ex en terms the hrst half the two teams had the crowd on thelr feet much of the tlme Jefferson led 10 9 at the end of the first per1od and tralled 18 17 at the half The WlldC3tb took the lead early ln the th1rd per1od and held It for the remamder of the contest The game ended wlth a score of 39 32 Thls was also one of the roughest games hax mg three St Iohn s play ers and one Jefferson plax er leaxe the game xla the foul route Fort Jennmgs The Wildcats started well ln the first per1od and held a 15 8 pomt lead at the end of that tlme only to be outscored 15 7 m the second perlod and to trall 23 22 at the half Stlll tra1l1ng at the end of the th1rd per1od 33-31 the Wlldcats outscored then' opponents bx 4 pomts 1n the last quarter to w1n the game bx a 41 39 score Mlller was hlgh pomt man w1th 14 pomts Thls game was a real thrlller for the crowd as well as for the team 60 last game in '45 and the Wildcats had not lost a game. ,- y. . 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Y 7 y V' . x ' A Basketball Ottovulle After lead1ng throughout most of the game the Wildcats bowed to a never say dle Ottovllle five for their first defeat of the season They led 1 4 at the first quarter mark and 13 12 at the half They contlnued to lead 21 16 at the third quarter mark but were outscored in the final period and lost 26 23 Redd left the game early 1n the fourth period y1a the foul route and caused a gap yy h1Ch handlcapped the team E Ida The Wildcats rebounded perfectly from thelr loss to Ottoyllle by de featlng their Ehda hosts 47 40 and sendlng them reeling from the ranks of the unbeaten The Wlldcats trounced all over the Bulldogs and held a tremendous half tlme lead of 32 13 They coasted along eas1ly in the final two perlods and were cllcklng on thelr free throws wh1ch helped them to then victory Ohio Cnty Agaln the Iefferson WlldC3tS played a bang up ball game and out classed the league leadlng Ohio Clty qu1nt IH every department of the game They defeated thelr guests by a 47 26 score and after the first few mlnutes of the game were neyer pressed The Wildcats held a half t1me lead of 19 7 and the resery es were used freely 1n the last quarter The game was fast and furious all the way The Wlldcats made a yxslt to Van Wert hoping to renew the1r last year s vlctory oy er that team only to find that thelr opponents were afraid to mix it Soon after Van Wert took an 8 4 lead they started a stall1ng game wh1ch they contlnued to employ until the last period when the W1ld cats swltched their defense and made the enemy Jump a b1t This was the second defeat for the Wlldcats The game ended 18 12 E Ida The return engagement wlth Ellda proyed fatal for the Wlldcats who had to play three games 1n four nlghts The Ehda aggregat1on was not to be denied a V1Ct0lV They had the game on ice at the end of the first quarter wh1ch ended 10 2 The Bulldogs contlnued to show some fancy shooting throughout the contest whereas the Wlldcats could not get started At the close of the game the Red and Whlte was on the short end of a 52 31 score St John s The second meetlng w1th St John s was a red hot af'fa1r untll the final perlod when the Wild ats really started rolling and won the game 41 27 After holding a half tlme lead of 21 10 the Wlldcats were h1t hard in the third period 1n wh1ch St John s started to close IH The Wlldcats shook off thls blow how ey er and went out to wm in fine style Redd led the scoring with 15 polnts 61 L 1 - v- ' . 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Y . , . . .1 v v v v v' I r ' Basketball Paulding After 1l1X1tll1g the Pauldmg team oxer fol a 1etu1n engagement the Wlldcats tlounced on them and beat them xx 1th 1'I13g,1C muslc to the tune of 34 20 At the end of the h 111 the Red and Whlte led bx a lare marg1n of 30 8 ind contlnued to xxlden that Hldlglll ClUl111g., the thnd perlod The IQSLIXQN xxere used duung, most of the last 13611011 1n xx hlch Pauldlng had its blg,g6NtSC011Y1g melodx All9D16lt1 led the sco mg xx 1th 18po1nts folloxx ed bx 1l1lle1 xxho had 1-1 Lnma Central Reserves The 1411111 Lentl xl Heselxcs st nted f101'l1 the lJ6f.,ll1I1l11f, to stole and held 1 h xlf tlme le id of 2 4 ln the meantlme aeffer son xx 1 hghtmg fol the xx1ll to xx 111 Thex got th it xx1ll ln the last half ind outscored then opponents bx 10 DOl11tS but could not ox elcome Centlal s lead The flnal L nc xx as 41 6 Umon 111 ex elx quartel of the game Lrnon xxas held scoreless 1n the fnst peuod xx hlle Jefferson 13115 up 1 pomts The second pellod xxas a hlgh scollng affin Jefferson scollng 10 to LIHOI1 13 The game ended xxxth the Wlldcats m front 41 26 Ottovulle Jeffel son trax eled to Ottox 1lle xxxth h1gh hopes of gettmg rex enge for a defeat handed them earher ln the season Thelr hopes xxere short hved however as Ottovllle went on a scormg spree that could not be stopped The Wlldcats put up a tough fight untll the final perlod when w1th the loss of Mlller who left the game v1a the foul route they were hampered conslderably The game ended wlth Ottovllle ahead 45 30 Wlllshlre The W1ldC3t9 ended thelr home season xxlth a treat for thelr fans by defeatmg a W1llSh1F6 qumt 59 30 Jefferson outscored the enemx ID ex erx perlod and held a large half tlme lead of 31 14 Contlnumg to bear down durmg the entlre game the Wlldcats ran up then' hxghest score of the season agalnst a team consldered one of the strong ones m the Van Wert Countx League The reserves xx ere used frequently durmg the contest Ridge The Jefferson Wlldcats brought the11 regular season to a close ln a blaze of glory bx belng xlctorlous ox er a hlgh standmg league team namely Rldge Rldge bowed to the Wlldcats who handed them a hearty defeat of 41 32 The game was put on ICG 1n the first perlod when the Red and Whlte doubled then' opponents 12 6 The second perlod was evenly matched both teams scormg a total of 7 pomts The last half was verx ex en Rldge bemg outscored bx 3 pomts 6 , ' v' ' I , ' r . v 4 1 . 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SSHIOFQ w ere crow ned klllg and qu en The attendants for the royal couple were Roger Nhller and Cormne Weaver Junxors Nxle Barnes and Patty Metcalfe Sophomores and Vhl ham Rlchey and Emogene Barnes Freshmen To add d1gn1tw to the ceremonx Gordon Carmean and Ann Schroeder pages carr1ed the crowns ot flow ers on httle wh1te p1llows Nancx Morrrs Jester preceded the partx down the arsle and as the row altx drew near trumpetere Robert Metzger and Robert Reed heralded then' approach Carl Dlenstberger master of ceremomes had the honor of crowmng the krng and queen Grace Vhtterrnaler sersed as p1an1st tor the coronatlon Followlng the CO1Olldt1OI1 there w ae the Wedd1ng of the Palnted Dolls a court dance sung bs Betts Werner Dancers were Nlona Bardo Carr1e Brenneman loan Brenneman Elgene Coffee Jeanne Dans Isabelle Hrttle and Donna kuhn W1th such ceremonx and pomp the carnlx al w as brought to a success ful close 60 Q 1 :-E::VE:EiEE:::EEEE. ,iii az . , . , M 3 .wg , 5.55, M., .... no 1, W- 1 QM- - M 1 1 ' . ,. .. ,. 1 ,aaa W 1-ww, fr :QW me ' eiZfWbaM,,, V 12 '.:,-15:'::::-151:5315:g-:,25g555:1-- -'-44'-- 5 :dawg gr, f .1gw,,-,fzewwmw ' V Www in, 1 1 11 New 2:1 f W wa , 11,11 Mr, 1 . 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I v D w D I ' Q Q L 1 P- V 7 C A R N I V A L 1 9 4 6 Tl For kind support Of qreat Import We thank our advertisers As an their creed They saw the need And we as patronlzers Who heard the call And answered adverhsers A 1 Thank each and all, I OIIIIJIIIHQIIIS Welsgerher s Furmture Store COIHDIIIDGIIIS WEGER S Dry Goods Ready To Wear Q ompllulents Iohn Walsh VENETIAN BLINDS CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Make Our Store Your Jewelry GI t Sh Delphos OP Ohuo Mann 12 L OIHDIIIHGIIIS Tony s Cnty Cab 22 Day Good uck 0fN'ghf The Class Oi 1946 The Radio Store Sales and Service 312 North Nlaln Street VISIt Our Phonograph Record Department THE POINT Of Of 1 , , Of L ' ' - - 'f Shopping Headquarters Of K , L . 2- TO -- Compliments Of THE ST MARYS PACKING C0 Packers of Fancy Canned Goods DELPHOS OHlO Texaco Servrce Statron Del Cochenspar er Prop Car Washrngs Greasmg Servrcmg Nla n and Flrst Streets IVlan 1717 cotts Grocery 325 North Nla n Frne Foods esh Ve etables and Fru When Shoppm Remember Shenks Dry Goods Store Schmrt s Market West Srde Grocery Exclusive Dealer for Premier Fme Foods Fruits Ve etables Meats Lowest Possible Prices CC 27 l I S , s V - i Fr g its 3 ' , , , 5 Nlain 1550 . O, I , 3 D . . . - - g - - HENRY I-I RICKER C Schergers Sons 81 COMPANY Nlonuments Markers LUIVIBER BUILDING IVIATERIALb AND MILL WORK Since 1874 Headquarters for Manual Trammfv Requ rements III Plywoods Hardwoods and Pune for Ruth S Salon TELEPHONE MAIN 1764 Envhty One Years of Satisfactory Servuce PL IIVIOR 2 - - - - I - - ' r IIOIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIS School Projects Of ' ' I I I I .D I . . I Bemlrnger Drug Phelan Hotel Barber hop PITSENBARGER SUPPLY C0 SEE US FOR AUTO SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Your Goodrrch Dealer BUY VICTORY BONDS STAMPS THE PEOPLES BANK Of DELPI-IOS e OLD NATIONAL BANK DELPI-IOS UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION C pl' 5 b Y R ll D S 0' F B V I Always Co. . L A d l 0l11lJll11lt'1l 3 Of Ch les Sterling P p. - And -- ... Qf L Palace Sweet hop Mxladys Beauty Shoppe ODENWELLEB S Clothmg Store CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO TH E CLASS 0F 1946 77' OHIO POWER C NJ' C ll' J O' r Ccmyl' .' Of ' 2 M j ' H P p. f 6 -Q gifxiuygl MYERS CLEANERS L ON CLOTHING AND FURRIERS HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHES STETSON AND CHAMP HATS WILSON S HABERDASHERY THE EW DELPHOS MA UFACTURI G COMPANY 1' .Q N Q ' ' . si J-I-if M, ... N i Olllplllllf nts LINDEMANN S QUALITY FOOTWEAR The Hon e o Good Solid Shoes Kmg and Stallkamp DRUGGISTS Corner Sec nd and lVlaln Sts Delphos Ohlo C umpllulents LINCOLN HIGHWAY DAIRY Manufacturers of KIHUS Campholotlon DELPHOS OHIO CONGRATULATIONS Q Olllplllllt urs CLASS OF 46 KROGEB SUPER Kaufman Studlo 403 North Nlaln Street l Fme Foods Fresh Vegetables WESTRICI-I Pamt Ji Apphance Store Sherwln Williams Paint Furnl-ture Westinghouse Electric Appliances 407 N lVlaxn St Phone Nlaln 1415 Of I Of I 7 l . b, . - - - - - Of L ' l ll I ' I l' ' l I HORINE LUMBER COMPANY Shelter of All Kinds JOHNS MANVILLE PRODUCTS AND KURFEES PAINTS Qualuty Products Only Iettmghoif and Beckmann Home Furnishers 1 OIHIJIIIIIGHIS I-loverman Studno For Good Printing Call Home Pnnhng Co 116 N Mann Delphos PAUL HARTER n L OIIIPIIIHQINS Of SON Sidney Gressel Of, .1 Main 1299 . ' St. - - - 1 A d TRUCK AND TRAILER CORPORATION L V FRITZ ethgs Flowers Custom Built Kxtchens Floor Sandmg 210 SOUTH JEFFERSON Dlstnnctlve Floral Arrangements Phone Mann 1880 Fourth and State L E OBRIEN AND H T SHRIDER DOING BUSINESS AS STREET Edwards Bros Trucking Storage . . F ' ' Compliments - Of Best Wishes T Th CLASS OF 1946 THE DELPHOS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING C0 DELPHOS OHIO DELPHOS MACHINE COMPANY Tools Dnes and Fxxtures 204 S h J ff DELPHOS HARDWARE COMPANY l o e From I V l l r S THE Delphos Bending Crede s Furmture Store L-IADRV NAIA! T Nlaln 1889 Q omplinient-2 Dorothy Evelyn Beauty Salon avey s Garage 8: Battery hop ELECTRICAL AND CARBURETOR SERVICE WILLARD BATTERIES AUTO KEYS DOOR LOCKS AUTO LITE OFFICIAL SALES AND SERVICE lg, I A 1 Ll f Umm II HERF TO BL! I1 DAVEY S GARAGE AND BATTERY SHOP 112 114 N Main Nlam 1485 7 I D ' I r :nn I - - - - - - vw L. n I , . - ..l. Ot Omrrial Auto-Lite Servin- Stzitiriiis :uw fully eqiiipi-ed and qualified to render com- 1l-.- J ' ' ' :L ting, h ' g 'nd ignition. ' - ' eMeans Au 0 Life. it v 1 v 7 rv: 4 I L OIIIIJIIIHQIIIQ Cozy Confechonery Clawson s Electric tore 702 North IVIaln Street E APPLIANCES Buy Savings Bonds and Hold Them SUPPORT THE RED CROSS CIVIC CLUB AND COMMUNITY CHEST THE COMMERCIAL BANK 69 Years of Service COAL NIAIN 1047 COKE CITY FUEL C0 Fuel That Goes Far and Satlsfnes For Have Your Shoes Shmed and Repalred and Hats Cleaned and Blocked Checkles Bros 110 North Nlam Street Delphos C ompllmeuts IVIaln St at Penna R R charm Beauty Stokers Pamts Steel Windows Salon Of K , I I G. . i Quality, Service, and Best Workmanship . - BY - I ' - - Of M I Compliments apltol Theatre The Showplace of Northwestern Ohro L OIIIIJIIIHCIIIN I G BIRKMEIER LQ S0 S '4w,w gc 4 4 M4944- Busch Bros Q ,Q C OXHDIIIHPIIIS Bob s Grocery Groceries Meats Vevetables Suthoff Street 9'53i 3Nv,o3 m eov'5Yx3u9f 26? 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