Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

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Band ..... 1-1 Delphi Staff --- Re-Echo Staff ---- G. A. A. ..... Y-Teens ..............., National Honor So ciety Library .,.............. Jr. Class Play .... Sr. Class Play --- Calendar 1-4- Snaps .... Athletics ..... Football --- Basketball --- Baseball --- Cheerleaders ..... Sport Snapshots - Advertisements .... Contents 5 6 to 12 to 32 to 54 to 4 ll 31 14 22 22' 24 26 28 30 31 53 34 35 36 37 38 40 42 44 46 47 48 49 50 53 67 56 60 64 65 66 68 Umm fl' 7 . I if gum -.f fm Wm Superintendent Robert Christy, B. A., M. A Bowling Green University Ohio State University Principal L. E. Schmidt, B. S., M. A. Muskingum College Ohio State University Faculty 9 Lester Strickler, B. A. Findlay College Social Science Senior Advisor Mabel Rogers, B. A. B. S. , M. A. Ohio State University Columbia University History, English, Library Junior Advisor National Honor Society Advisor Eihel Hart Michigan State Normal English Paul W. Schuster, A. B. Maryville College Ohio University Science Lowell K. Shaffer. B. S. Miami University Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Dolores Wanamaker, A. B. Mary Manse College English, Latin Y-Teen Advisor Senior Class Play Advisor Faculty i E E 10 Joseph E. Hurley, B. S. Ohio Northern University Indiana University English, Mathematics Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach Veldine A. Amstutz. A. B. Bluffton College Ohio State University Home Economics Adelaide Benning, B. A. Mary Manse College Cincinnati University Commercial Junior Class Play Advisor Max Kennedy, B. S. Ohio State University Vocal and Instrumental Music William J. Koch. B. S,. Ed. Wittenberg College Indiana University Mathematics, Science Physical Education Football Coach Asst. Basketball Coach Baseball .Tune Hacket. B. S. Ohio State University Science Physical Education G. A. A. Advisor Ruih Ricker Ruth Steinle. B. S. Margaret Fostnaughi Secretary to Oberlin College Secretary to Superintendent Cleveland School Superintendent 2nd Semester of Art lst Semester Ohio State Univer- sity Art Annual Staff Advisor I Board of Education Seated: Uris Sawmiller, Fred Buettnvr, John Pits:-nlmi-ge-r Standing: Huy VV. lluniphreys, Edwin Williams 11 K , P Q0 U o X I I Q- ' rf! w h x s ' -1 xi, Pres.-Jim Moreo V. Pres.-Eddie Sterling Sec.-Carolyn Polhemus Y Treas.-Neil Allen Senior Class History - The year 1948 marked the beginning of a new class of seniors. All of us were anxious to get back for our last year of high school. We selected our class officers. Our faculty advisor was Mr. Strickler. Our class was well represented in Y-Teens, G. A. A., Choir, Varsity D , etc. Also, Edgar Bonham, Edward Sterling, Neil Allen, and Barry Staup were chosen to represent us in the Student Council which was started this year. We were proud of having the queen and her attendents chosen from our class for the Homecoming Event. A dance in their honor was held after the Homecoming Game, sponsored by the G. A. A. The queen was Emogene Barnesg the attendents, Pat Berry and Carolyn Polhemus. Baccalaureate Services on May 21 and Commencement on May 24 brought about the close of our high school careers. Most of us regretted this fact, but of course all of us know we shall always be welcome to come back for a visit. Class Motto: Be sure you're right, then go ahead Class Colors: Cardinal Red and Hunter Green. Class Flower: Lily-of-the-valley. 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Serg.-at-Arms-Milton Hoover Neil Allen Refi Classical: Class Treasurer 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, 33 Letter 33 Baseball 43 Varsity D Club 43 Hi-Y 33 Re-Echo 33 Delphi 43 Student Council 4. Roy Baker Rat General: Baseball 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3. Norma Arnold Jeannie General: Re-Echo 4: Delphi 4. Emogene Barnes Emmy General: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 13 Letter 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 A Capella Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Letter 43 Re-Echo 3, 4: Delphi 4: Homecoming Queen 43 Tonight We Dance 4. Ann Baer Annie General: Re-Echo 43 Delphi 4. Richard Baxter Rabbit General: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 43 Basketball 13 Hi-Y 33 Band 13 A Capella Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Letter 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: Delphi 43 Tonight We Dance 4. Patricia Berry Pat General: Michigan High School 1, 2, 3: Class President 1: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3: Sunsine Association 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Here Comes the Bridesv 3: Jefferson High School 4: Y-Teens 4: Delphi 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: To- night We Dance 4. Eugene Bryan Euie General: Football 2: Tonight We Dance 4. Edgar Bonham Pittsburgh General: Class President 2: Class Sgt-At-Arms 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter 2: Baseball 1: Hi-Y 3: Varsity D 2. 3. 4: Del- phi 4, Dorothy Buettner Dottie Commercial: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, -1: Cabinet 4: G. A. A. Letter 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Library 1, 2. 3, 4: Program Chairman 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Secretary 42 Scholar- ship Letter 3: Re-Eeho 3: Del- phi 4: 'Tonight We Dance 4. 16 Marilyn Brenneman Stinkey General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Let- ter 3: L-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Cab- inet 2. 3: Secretary-Treasurer 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Jeffersonians 1: Office 4: Cheerleader 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: Re-Echo 3: Delphi 4: To- night We Dance 4. Ellis Buettner Farmer General: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3. Eugene Culp Cherry General: Helen Fought Blackie General: Delphi 4. Lawrence Curtis Curt General: Lima South High School 13 Jefferson High School 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 33 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 33 Football Letter 43 Var- sity D Club 43 Student Coun- :il 43 Cergeant at Arms 3 t'To- night We dance 4. Patrick Foxvog Pat General: Lima Central 1, 23 Y. lVI. C. A. 23 St. Petersburg, Fla. 33 Jefferson High School 4. Holland Fair Bow Generali Patricia Frost Pat General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. Letter 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabinet 43 Band 1,23 3, 43 Music Letter 33 Librarian 43 A Capella Choir 1, 2, 33 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 33 Re-Echo 43 Delphi 43 Ensem- ble State Contest 4. Cyrile Gressel Sis Classical: Class Sgt-At-Arms L5 Class Treasurer 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 35 Vice Presi- dent 45 Letter 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 45 Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Music Letter 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Program Chair- man 45 Scholarship Letter 35 0ur Hearts Were Young and Gay 35 Re-Echo 3, 45 Editor 35 Delphi 45 :Tonight We Dance 4. Milton Hoover Milt General: Class Sgt-At-Arms 4: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Letter 4. Helen Himmeger Cracker Jack Commercial: G. A. A. l. 2. 3, 4: Cabinet 2, 45 Letter 2: Y- Teens 1. 2, 3, 45 Office 3. 45 :'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' 3: Re-Echo 3. 4: Delphi 45 Tonight We Dance 4. Robert Irick Stretch General: Football 1. 2, 3. 42 Letter 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3: Let- ter 3: Baseball Manager 1. 25 Varsity D 3. 4: Vice Presi- dent 4, 18 John Hittle Johnny General: Class President Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter Basketball 1. 2, 3: Re-Echo :Tonight We Dance 4. 2 3 3 Marion Jettinghoff Jet General: Football 1, 2, 3, Letter 45 Baseball 3, 4. 4 Arthur Ladd Art General: Carl Matzen Hap General: Alice Limbrecht A-louse General: Class Secretary- Treasurer 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 33 President 4: Letter 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 35 Letter 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Music Letter 3: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Li- brary 3, 4g Treasurer 3, 4g Na- tional ,Honor Society 3, 4: Vice President 4: Scholarship Letter 3, Office 4: t'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' 35 Re-Echo 3, 43 Assistant Editor 35 Business Manager 4: Delphi Literary Editor 4: 'Tonight We Dance 4. Mary Lou McKee Mack General: Class Treasurer 1: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 43 Cabinet 2, 3, Letter 3: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 1, 2: Treasurer 3: A Cappella Choir 1. 2, 3, 4: Li- brarian 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mu- sic Letter 3: Cheerleader 23 Letter 2: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: Re-Echo 3, 4: Delphi 4: Tonight We Dance 4. Dale Maison Mike General: Basketball 1, 2, 3 4g Letter 3: Varsity D Club 3 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3. James Moreo Charley General: Class Sgt-at-Arms 23 Class President 43 Football 3, 4: Letter 3: Captain 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3: Varsity D Club 3, 4: President 4. 1 Ruth Mox Jamey General: Class Vice Presi- dent l: Class Secretary 3: Y- Teens l. 2. 3, 4: Vice President 4: Y-Teen Letter 4: G. A. A. l, 2, 3. 41 Secreary 31 G. A. A. Letter 3: Choir l, 2. 3, 41 Band l, 2, 3. 4: Music Letter 3: Jef- fersonians l: Library 3. 41 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: President 4: Scholar- ship Letter 3: Buckeye Girls' State 3: Re-Echo 3, 4: Delphi E.dito'r-in-Chief 41 Tonight We Dance 4. William Richey Bill General: Football l, 2, 3. 4: Letter 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Letter 3: Baseball 2: Varsity D Club 3, 4: Secreary 4: Re- Eeho 3, 4: Delphi 4. Carolyn Polhemus Curly General: Penniville High School l, 2, 3: Class Vice Presi- dent l: Glee Club l, 2, 3: G. A, A. l, 2, 3: Cabinet 2: Band 3: Bachelor And The Bobby Soxer 2: The Cambells' Are Coming 3: Jefferson High School 4: Class Secretary 4: G. A. A. 4: Choir 4: Y-Teens 4: Band 4: Homecoming Attend- ant 4: Tonight 'Ne Dance 4. Arthur Sheeier Stretch General: Football 4: Letter 4: Basketball 3, 4: Letter 4: Varsity MD Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: Tonight We Dance 4. 20 Ronnie Rice Fuzzy General: Barry Staup Barium Classical: Basketball 1, Baseball l: Choir l, 4: Band, Staunton Military Academy 3: Student Council President 'Tonight We Dance. Roger Stopher Rodg General: Baseball 1. Betty VanDemark Lucy General: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 2: Letter 2: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. 4: Cabinet 3: Library 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3: Presi- dent 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Historian 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Cheerleading Letter 4: Of- rice4: Re-Echo 3, 4: Delphi Co- Editor 4: Tonight We Dance 4. Edward Sterling Sparky General: Vice President 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Letter 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Letter 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Letter 3: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity DH Club 4: Hi-Y 31 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gayv 3: Re-Echo 3: Delphi 4: Student Council 4: Tonight We Dance 4. Robert Violet Wibb1e General: Class President 3: Hi-Y 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Scholarship Letter 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 3: Re-Echo 3: Delphi Literary Editor 4: ttTonight We Dance 4. Arthur Trentman Art General: Hi-Y 3: Projec- tionist 1, 2, 3, 4. Charles Swift Sr:hoolie General: Hi-Y 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 3: Basketball 1: Intra- mural Program 2, 3: Boys' Sextet 1, 2, 3: For Pete's Sake 3: Tonight We Dance 4. S . 'Un 1.7 3 2 +. J, 1- WW I ,A Q A I G l 5 VVVLW FW. iff. 9 1 6211 Pdfx -jf Q if wiv am Z .3 v as 5 ,K ,W ggi., 3 'YY Q1 Q Pm- h-an A44 C55 me 24, rs .4 tk 3 X Sw , f x 1 s 2 MM N W L, 3 'W ?h 1 X. .QMS z , MQW? M my gl., 'sy , 'Y' , '.'- L Q 0 N ,,.. f --,a S, Rv Q :f i .,-- 1 ,,-.V-V-x - -- world. Norma Arnold is chief cartoonist, Carl Matzen head reporter, and Betty Van Demark head paper girl. Emmy Barnes has a joint ownership with her husband in a huge elevator which special- izes in t'Emmie's Bean Sprouts . Dick Baxter took over Digger O'Dell's business and employed Roy Baker as embalmist. Rev. Dale Matson officiates at all Baxter burials. assisted by the O Solo Mio Trio , namely, Eugene Bryan, Bob lrick, and Ron- nie Rice. Between burials this famous trio sings at Baer's Den the highest class entertainment spot in town. Ann has made a million from it. The Jet Motor Corporation, owned and operated by Marion Jettinghoff, has given Delphos a name on the map for its jet-propelled motorcycles. Sis Gressel had married a big butter and egg man. On all their eggs are stamped, Our eggs are so fresh you want to slap their faces . Foxvog's Department Store is known the world over for Foxvog's Fine Fox Furs. Helen I-Iimmeger annually travels to Alaska to select the finest grade of foxes. From the realm of arts and sciences we heard next. Ruth Mox, as a professor at West Point, told us that she 'really gave her students a rough time. Marilyn Brenneman, a great chemist, developed a new giggle serum. Charles Swift was still going to school, had every degree in the book, and was still not satisfied. What a scholar! ! Ed Sterling's band just finished an engagement at the Waldorf-Astoria. Milton Hoover-Mad Man Hoover they called him -played the drums in Ed's band, and Pat Frost was his vocalist. Some canary!! Carolyn Polhemus then came into the room bringing refreshments. She told us she was an opera singer and had had many successful seasons at the Met. After we had eaten and as everyone was about to leave they suddenly remembered that they had not found out what I did. Why surely you can guess. I wrote class phophecies. -Barry Staup Top row: Ring around the rosy Ridin' high Pretty pose All smiles Here I am Aren't they cute? Middle Row: Wheelee Look out below! Ah, gee He's off! ! Stack 'em high Two to one Gab fest Let,s dance Bottom Row: Bob's Betsy Just relaxin' All aboard! A human fly? ? What have We here? Juniors President iwiie -M eine Larry Kurtz Vice President i in ini iii, Bill Paul Secretary eeeeeee ini Grace Violet Treasurer .Wine Martina Mittermaier Sergeantat-arms ii r,rr, ie, i Gene Best First Row: Gm-ne best, .lim Bilimek, GQ-orgc Brandehoff, Roger Brown, Marguerite Burgess, Elbert Butler. Second Row: Lois Carter, Eugene Cluypool, .lola Craig, Joyce Crede, Jeannette Culp, Byron Davey. Third Row: XVanda Downs, Dick lileyet, Bob Foust, NVannattau Fox, John Freund, .luck Fulton. Fourth Row: Mary Gudukunst, Earl Himmegvr, Bill Jarman, Elizabeth Jones. Wi Junior Class History Forty-iive members of Jefferson High en- tered the school on September 6th as Jun iors. Our class was well represented the past year in Choir, Band, G. A. A., Y-Teens, Ath- letics, Honor Society, and Varsity HD . Seven members of our class were inducted into the National Honor Society, and three Junior boys were initiated into the D Club. We contributed eight players to the football squad, and so next year We are anticipating a big football year. Our Junior boys have the basketball games. The Junior girls' bas- ketball and volleyball team were champions of the school in intramural competition. The Junior class play Tattletalel' was di- rected by Miss Benning, with the help of our home room teacher, Miss Rogers. The prom ended the social activities of our Junior year. The theme Gold for 49ers,' was carried out effectively in the Senior Class colors. After nine months of scholastic and social activities, We find that school has been the given their share of enthusiasm and effort in best place for us. -Grace Violet First Row: Wanda Kerns, Norinii Kramer, Larry Kurtz, Joe Martin, XYilbur Matzen, Sue Maxson. Second Row: Beverly Mcricle, Robert Miller, Martina Mittermaier, Eddie Nash, Avonelle P1 l B'lll 1 1 IU , 1 iu . Third Row: Norman Point, Robe-rt Hislenour, Robert Rinehart, Florence Schroeder, John Schroeder. lion Smith. Fourth Bow: lluth Snider, Marilyn Strayer, Grace Violet. if 'U' Sophomores President , , Franklin Sheeter Vice President New , , W Norman Fair Secretary ,,rrrr, ,. W Arlene Schram Treasurer o rrr,, o or, Kenneth Metzger Serg.-at-Arms or Lasazaro Vasquez First Row: Bruce Allen, Robert Eaxter, Eleanor Briggs, Edna Buettner, Betty Butler, Patty Curnieun, .Inner Coon. Second Row: Suzanne I,1eXYeese, Yioln l,veYYitt. lfonald Ditto, Norman Fair. Bill Fe-atliers, .lohn l'l0Z1lll8l'S. Rita Friend. Third Row: Robert lfo-uglii, Eddie- Granger. lliuliaril Hiegvl, Margaret Hilvers. Bobbie Holienbrink, .lolin Hoover, Donald Jzxcoinel. Fourth Row: X1-il Jettinghoff. Melvin Johnson. Bob Knapp. Edwin Lindeinan, Marvin Lucas, Sophomore Class History September ninth, nineteen hundred and forty-eight, a group of teenage students en- tered Delphos High to begin their tenth year of school. The class was divided into two home rooms with Miss Wanamaker and Miss Ben- ning as home room teachers. The initiation of the five following Varsity D members took place in December. La- sazaro Vasquez, Jack Swick, Don Jacomet, Bob McDonald, and Charles Violet. Several Sophomore boys made up the Reserve basket- ball team and did a fine job all through the season. The girls also have been busy with G. A. A. and Y-Teen activities and also Li- brary duties. The Sophomores are looking forward to a wonderful vacation and then coming back next year as sophisticated Juniors. -Arlene Schram First Row: Gary Malin, Bill Martin, Robert Macllonnlsl, Kenneth Metzger, Mae Miller, Donald Moore, Ethel Mox. Second Row: Lula Mullen, Ann Myers, John Pavel. Carol Powell, Norman Rice, Nelson Sanders, Arlene Schrani. Third Bow: Rita Shaw, Franklin Sh:-eter, Mary Sterling, Bob Stewart, .lack Swivk, Lasazaro Vasquez, Ramon Va squez. Fourth Row: Charles Violet, Darlene NVQ-lls, Bill lVilcox, Melvin Wreede. Freshmen President on end ll Gordon Carmean Vice President HW, , Kenneth Shaffer Secretary 7 ,e,e,e ,een no or Dick Kuhn Treasurer o el.,ldoo,lr Mildred Metzger Sergeant-at-Arms - Bill Jo Brittingham First Row Ieinette -Xllfmeier liul Xllemeivr, Stanley, Allen, lX1zirgaret Biliniek, Ronnie Bobeig L irol Bohn Billie To Brittinglizun. Second Bow lion Bucklee Glenna Buliid, Gordon Carmeqiii, Dean Clziypool, .Iininiy lmncei Thxrd Bow M lrx I ou liruckemillmr Lois Fair, Norma Feathers, Denny Foxvog, Yeln: i Lrrxnger L lthfrine Gudakunst. Phxllis Hastings. h Row Bill Heitlman Lee Himmeger, Amelia Hittle. Bob lliff. Freshman Class History We may be only freshman now, but watch out-yes, already we have attained accom- plishments which are a credit to the school and ourselves as a class. Our freshman basketball team won the runner's up trophy in the Freshman Tourna- ment which was held at Lima South High School. Many girls have joined the G. A. A., Y- Teens, Library, and many students have been listed on the honor roll. We may not shock the world with our fu- ture accomplishments, but watch our dust as we will continue our record-setting pace. This freshman class is eagerly looking for- ward to the next three years at Delphos Jef- ferson High School. -Dick Kuhn First Bow: Dick Iliff, Ronald Jacomet, Tom Johnson, George Kerns, Bill Kissell, Bill Ko- horst, Dick Kuhn. Second How: Gerald Ladd, Donald Link, Elaine Mericle, Mildred Metzger, Rebecca Myrice, Francis Pederson, Kenneth Shaffer. Third Bow: Jane Shroeder, .Ioan Sourwine, Barbara Sterling, Ronald Strayer, Marilyn Swick, Shirley Swick, Patty Lou Tarter. Fourth Bow: VVinfred Teman, Mary Lou Tigner, Mary XVestervelt, Darrell XViechart. Eighth Grade Bob Alexander, Arlene Allen, Bet- ty Allenbaugh, Phyllis Blymyer, John Brenneman. Roger Briggs, Helen Brinkman, Don Brubaker, Mary Bryan, Paul Bryan. Rita Carmean, Raymond Cross, Ronald Culp, Sally Dienstberger, Mary Ellen Diltz. Donald Elling, Connie Fritz, La- Verne Gonyea, Gordon Gudakunst, Jay Hinton. David Kiggins, Keith Kiggins, Ju- dith Kissell, Rose Mary Koenig, Shir- ley Lause. Joan Lloyd, John Lloyd, Jo Ann Louth, Paul Louth, Bill Mericle. Ronnie Mericle, Mary Jane Meyers, Robert Miller, Eunice Mittermaier, Ronald Moreo. Ann Mox, Catherine Pavel, Patty Pavel, Millicent Pederson, Robert Poling. Delores Redrnon, David Ridenour, Delores Scott. Beverly Shufeldt, George Sterling. Ray Sterling, May Stocklen, John Theobald, Barbara Tigner, Jimmy VanDemark. Ernestine Vasques, Jo Ann Welch, Clifford Wells, Mary Wreede, Mari- lyn Young. Absent: Edna Stocklin. 30 Seventh Grade Beverly Anspaugh, Dick Berry Lorene Briggs, Martha Buchanan Marie Buckles. Betty Butler, Patty Butler, Peggy Buzard, Dick Craig. Dick Crede. Carroll Davey. Emilie DeWeese Paul Dienstberger, Roger Diltz. Charl lene Ebbeskotte. Virginia Eccard. Eddie Fritz, Naomi Fought. Ronald Garber, Ruth Heiss. Donald Higbea. Ronald Hageman, Donald Hohenbrink, Melvin Hoover, Frankie J enkins. Janet Kiggins. Dale Ladd, Joan Lindeman, Dick McClure. Carl Mox. Tonilee Mox, Nadine Myers, Don- ald Osborn, Melvin Parsons. Norma Prine. Carl Richardson, Clara Jane Rich- ardson, Marna Richardson. Orban Schlatman. Orlen Schlatman. Carol Shaifer, Isabel Smith, Shirley Smith, Denny Stienecker. Franklin Stirn. Gale Strayer, Patricia Strayer, Ed- ward Talboon, Margaret Thompson, Shirley Trentman. Frank Vasquez, Patty Warren, James Wiechart. Raymond Zenz. 31 '1. 1 , r flu Sr 4 1 lr' ig? ,R 2' 0 9' ' W . b fgn 3319 I 5' V ...I 1 -.....,,N, - -Hung' Top Bow: Ramon Vasquez. Holm Mclvonalil, lvick lileyet, ljimi-les Violet, Lusazaro Vasquez. Jack Swick. Third Row: lmmilil .liicoim-1. Iiiigeiie best, Bill Paul, .luck Fulton. Bob Knapp, Earl Hiniinvger. Second Row: Mix Hurley. l-Iildie Sterling, l-I-lguii' Boliihzilil. Holi Irivk, Mr. Koch. First Row: Hill llivliey. Neil Allen. l,iiuiw-iii-e l ui'tis, iniie Matson. .lim Moreo, Arthur SIIQPIQII Varsity D Club The D Club, advised by Mr. Koch and sponsored by the old members, had a full year. Enough money was obtained from the sports and pro- grams to buy new line markers for the football field, to buy new shirts for the Junior High Basketball players. and to rent the new Basketball Scoreboard. Dads Night and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, two events which are now held annually. were sponsored by the D Club. The following officers were elected at a picnic at Fort Amanda: President N. . . . . ., James Moreo Vice President We D.. .D .ear Bob Irick Secretary We , W, nn., W, Bill Richey Treasurer .err all as Ramon Vasquez Sergeant-at-Arms T, T, Edgar Bonham 34 A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir under the capable direction of Max Kenned produced many fine performances through-out the school year. One of their main projects was the Christmas Program, featuring Twas the Night Before Christmas which was most unusual and enjoyable. Y An April 2, the Choir journeyed to Ohio Northern University Where they competed in the annual District Choir Contest. They sang Oh Lord Redeemer and To Thee We Sing. During the Easter Season the choir sang the Easter Services at the High School and on Sundays sang anthems at the different churches. They made their final appearance at the Baccalaureate Services. Carolyn Polhemus competed in the Solo Contest at Bowling Green on March 26. She sang. How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings. President . . , Cyrile Gressel Secreary L.. . Marguerite Burgess Librarian ,. . Mary Lou McKee Top Bow: ,lack lfulion, link lils-yi-1, Barry Stamp. Holi Violet, Holi Miller, Rom-r Brown, Earl Ilimineger, lflugen-1l'laypool. llick Baxter, Norman Rice. Third Row: Boll Mclronalrl. Nelson Sanders. Neil .lc-iiinghoff. llale Matson, Bob Knapp, lirlna Bur-ttner, llarlenf VW-lls, Sue Maxson, Suzanne lleVVeese. Second Bow: Marguerite Burgess, Joyce- Crede, Beverly Merit-le, Carol Powell. lilezxnor Bri C' V' l ggs, ,race mei. Avon:-llv Paul, .lola Praigz, Mary GllflHlilIIlSI, Martina 1lllttll'- maier, Norma Kramer. First Bow: Marilyn Brenne-man. Mary Lou Mr-Kee, Alice I4llT1llI'6'4'l1l, Cyrile Grf--ssel, Emo- gene- Barn:-S, Jeannette- Vulp, Ruth Mox, Carolyn l'olhc-nius. Betty Butler. Director: Mr. Kennedy. 35 ,,-.fu-q ,M fl - an :E Ag T ri .- W2 f ,F ix Q 3 f E 2 . mg, C5419 ,, if 1 Y D 'Mx 5. ,aw 4 3' if V' ix K ' ar fi? 'W M A if 5 V LM m Q ff ,W W ff I X wb Y ai , if 1 'T Q, ' 9 if X ! , Ak 31 I 1 9 I i 2 N rf E R H N fx 3? 'gs 1 5 g ag E 1 Band Under the leadership of our new musical director. Mr. Kennedy. the marching band gave outstanding performances at all home football games and at Shawnee. Other fine performances were presented for Track Day, the Christmas parade, and other civic functions. Jefferson now has three bands: the Junior band, consisting of beginners from grade six to nineg the Intermediate which has per- formed at the class plays and other school activitiesg and the Senior band that now con- tains nearly fifty pieces. The following students participated in the spring contest: Flute Solo Trumpet Solo as Cyrile Gressel Jack Fulton Clarinet Solo C so C, Ethel Mox Clarinet Quartet C Pat Frost. Grace Violet, Faanata Fox, and Jola Craig Brass Quartet ---- Ed Sterling, Joyce Crede, Dick Eleyet. and Bob Miller Officers for the year were as follows: President C, 7 Alice Limbrecht Secretary-Treasurer C Joyce Crede Librarian Pat Frost Standing: linger' BIWIVVII, Mnl'i.:l1c-i'ite liilmgn-ss. Alive l4lllll?I't'f'lll, Mr, liviiin-ily, Fourth Row: Norinpin llicc, lion Buckles. ll2ll'0lXY1 Volheniiis, Iluth M-rx, Tliiiwl How: Mary lion 'l'iLg'in-x', ll.-lun-:4 lleilinon, llclf-n liriiiknnin, .Xnn A151-rs. .Xinvlizt lliille, Hob Knapp, .liin X2ll1ll+'lH1lI'li. Keith Kiy.:'g'ii1s, lloy Baker, liunive KllKlt'I'l!lklit'l', Nelson Sumlers, Bob Alillt--V, Hurry Stzxup, Mary lion Mc-Kev, .Inu-lc lfiillun. Joyce V11-+I.-, llit-K lvl'-yo-t, Msiry June Mejfvrs, Marie Buckles, Ii ulli lit-1 'Q Second Row: Putty 'lv2ll'l2lY', Milslretl lXIetzg.:er, .lo Ann Weigh. Sum- Nlmsoii. Mzirtnni Jslitter- IIl21lHI'. ljliznlxelh Jones, Kenny Slizttfer, f3OI'llUll Giuluklxnsl. Phyllis lilXIllXl'l'. Sully' lVll'IlSIlDf'I'3J,'v1', Billie.loBrittingl1:1in. Avenoll .lone-s. First BOW: .loin Vruig. Xhaillizilzin Fox, lilhel Klux, tlrzxvv Violet. Ihttly lfiwnsi, fllltlj' Kisseli, l'vrilv Giw-ss'-l iii Ruth Mox, Miss Steinle, Betty Van Demark Delphi Staff Edgar Bonham Eddie Sterling Left to Right: Bill Richey Bob Violet Alice Limbrecht Cyrile Gressel Mary Lou McKee Neil Allen Editor ., . -4 . B W- -- Assistant editor -- Business managers Literary editors or Art editor -W Picture editor -H Sports editor ,,t. Sales manager tw so A... Ruth Mox ---.--Betty VanDemark -----Edgar Bonham Eddie Sterling - - -r,Alice Limbrecht Bob Violet --l,tBi1l Richey ,---tCyri1e Gressel ---t-Neil Allen --,,-Mary Lou McKee Snapshot photographers - -i -t,,,-Barry Staup Arthur Trentman Typists , M, ,ni ,,,,,,tr, -. ..., Patty Frost Advisor l , Marilyn Brenneman Mary Lou McKee Ann Baer Emogene Barnes Norma Arnold Dorothy Buettner Miss Ruth Steinle Barry Staup Arthur Trentman Left to Right Patty Frost Marilyn Brenneman Dorothy Buettner Emogene Barnes Norma Arnold Ann Baer ,, ,......- 1 Larry Kurtz, Miss Benni ng, Joyce Crecle QM S Standing, Left to Right Q' Alice Lirnbrecht Eugene Claypool Wilbur Matzen Elbert Butler Seated Marilyn Strayer Left to Right Grace Violet Marguerite Burgesss Patty Frost Ruth Mox Mary Lou McKee Bill Richey Martina Mittermaier Cyrile Gressel Re-Echo fa Editor -S KW, .iii Assistant Editor cc. Business Manager Assistant Manager Art Editor S, nic, Assistant Art Editor Sports Editor B-, i Reporters can Production Staff A Typing Staff new Advisor zz, Re-echo Pat Frost Grace Violet Martina Mittermaier Cyrile Gressel Betty VanDemark Mary Gudakunst John Freund Jola Craig Norma Arnold Wanda Kerns Ann Baer Sue Maxson Joyce Crede Larry Kurtz Alice Limbrecht Wilbur Matzen Elbert Butler Marilyn Strayer Engene Claypool Ruth Mox Mary Lou McKee Bill Richey Marguerite Burgess Roger Brown Dick Eleyet Waanataa Fox Helen Himmeger Beverly Mericle Elizabeth Jones Norma Kramer Miss Benning Seated J ola Craig Standing, Left to Right Roger Brown Betty VanDemark Mary Gudakunst Waanataa Fox John Freund Dick Eleyet Helen Himmeger Seated, Left to Right Wanda Kerns Sue Maxson Ann Baer Elizabeth Jones Norma Arnold Emogene Barnes Norma Kramer 41 G. A.A Top Row: Margaret Hilvers, Marguerite Burgess, Martina Mitterinaier. Cyrile Gressel, Miss Hackett, Advisor, Alice Limbreclit. Joyce Credo, XYaanz1taa Vox. Bottom Bow: Suzanne lrewwese. Uarol Powell. Helen Himmeger. l'v1g-willy Buettner. Join, Craig, CABINET President r mmol, Vice President our Secretary ,cnc Treasurer r r Social Chairman Ping-Pong or or Volleyball r , Bowling , Badminton ,rr Basketball Hiking Paddle Bad ,rr Softball S or or to Alice Limbrecht crore Cyrile Gressel rrrr,r,c Joyce Crede Martina Mitterrnaier , or Helen Hirnrneger r cocoa Jola Craig Marguerite Burgess r, S Waanataa Fox r Dorothy Buettner Carol Powell r Suzanne DeWeese ,rel Darlene Wells S, Margaret Hilvers 42 Girls' Athletic Association The G. A. A. is an organization to further the interest in athletics and to give the girls more opportunity to participate in various sports. G. A. A. members were on hand all during the football and basketball season selling refreshments to the spectators. The main event of the year was held on November 9th. This was the banquet held in the honor of the l948 football team. The gymnasium was decorated in the school colors, red and white. The guest speaker of the evening was Rev. Lee M Moore. The majority of the G. A. A. members participated in both basketball and Volleyball. the championship of both sports going to the Junior girls. Top Row: Retry HllIlv'l'. Var-ol Rohn, .Xvoni-llc lhml. lilmim-ill Innes, Mary Glulakuixst, Vhvllis llusIm 's lols lfwii' XI-:rv XY n1'VtlI Nlillrul Xlt 1 ' L , . ,.,. , , . , .. A is A N . . 1 f . -Izgger, .Ir-am 5I'lLlI'XYill4', .Xnn Klyf-rs. Billie .lo Lritl npxlmm. Second Row: Velma fiT'?iTl,2f'I'. I-Irina Hue-tim-r. lmrlvm- Wells, Him I-'reuml, Iivverly' Mericlc, Sue Alnxs-fn. Iiawlfztm SH'l'lill3.L, .lvzirim-Irv .Xlli-rm-i--V. Glenna Iiuzznrd, Normzt lfI'LlD lt'I', ,lf-uiim-ite Vulgi, In-lieu-ni Alyris-1-, Nornm I-'entlie-rs. l'z1tl1e-rim- Giulzikunst. First Row: Ilitu Slmw. l':l'ly f'2iI'IllP2l!1. .Kms-lin Hitlla-. 3lur'il5'n Swivk. Putty 'l'nrtv1', Shirley Swim-k. I-Kiln-l Aloxi iflttlllllfl' l4l'ig4p:s, Gram- Violet, .Xlary Lou Mr-Kee, 'furolyn I'olIis-ums. HQ-tty X'2lIll7Plll2ll'li. Jlairilyn Hr:-iinennm, lhilty Frost. lluth Mox. Iiniogeriw Barnes NI irilvn ill in ' ' P : A . 'a 5I1irJor'u- I ray. Blzxrgaret llilnm-lt. Mary 'Vigns-r'. .lame Sclirof-cler. 'FF Top Row: Patty Carmeun, Marilyn Swick, Patty Tar- tar, Ethel Mex. Margaret Hilvers, Ann Myers. Suzanne lJeWeesi-, Carol Bohn, Norma lfeathers, XVzinda Kerns, Rebecca Myrice, Catherine Gunlii- kunst, Rita lfriend, Vt-lami Granger, Margaret Bili- nielc. Mary Lou 'l'i,g'ner. Third Row: Shirley Swim-l-1. l-Zleunor Briggs, Carol Powell, Janet Coon, Mae Miller, Joyce Crede, Eliza- beth Jones, ltliiry Gumlakunsl, Avonelle Paul, Phyllis Hastings, lilaine Mvricle, Glenna Buzzard, John Craig. XVazinntau lfox. Y - Teens The Y-Teens completed a most successful season full of educatioal lectures, enjoyable meetings, and hilarious parties. The committees for the Hallowe'en party produced an atmosphere of ghosts and goblins for the enjoyment of the members of the October meeting. On December 12 every Y-Teen's dream came to full realization in the beauty of the Jingle Bell Ball. Dick Ford and his Orchestra played for the dance. The members of the Y-Teens provided the floor show. For the Christmas Season, the Y-Teens fulfilled their purpose to find and give the best, by contributing Christmas gifts to the poor children of Delphos. A mother-daughter party high-lighted the February social activities. We, the Senior members of the Y-Teens, feel that we have had a very successful year in that we accomplished and learned much, and hope that the organization continues to be one of high principle and good fun. 44 Second Row: Mililre-nl All-tzprer, Billy .In liglftilllgllillll, Amelia Hittle, Marilyn Slmya-r. Ritai Shaw, Ruth Snyeler, Bmw-i'ly Merit-le, Sue Maixsun, Bzirimalui Ste1'lim:,', .lvunette Alle-ineier, .lane SllI'0t'llt'l', Luis Uzirter, Marguerite Hiirgess, Luis Fair. First Bow: Mary Lou llmivlcviiiille-l', Fyrile- Gressel, Iiorotliy I-iuettner, Mary 1.011 McKee, H4-lv-n Him- meger. Alive Liinln'evht, Betty Yiiniwenmrk, Carolyn Polhemus. Pat B4-rrv. XN'ai11la lmwns, iflorelurv Shroedvr, Norma Ki-zum-r. ,login Suiirwim-, 'ilziry XVestei'velt. Y-TEEN OFFICERS President , Marilyn Brenneman Vice President P , Ruth Mox Secretary P Grace Violet Treasurer ,, Darlene Wells Program Chairman , Patty Frost Social Chairman, Emogene Barnes Song Leader Jeanette Culp Pianist Martina Mittermaiei' i 5 Back Bow: I':lllU5.ff'I1t' Hziriws lillill Klux, Miss xVilllll2llll2ilfif'l', 3 lyn Bri-nni-man, Patty I-'wisp Front Row: Mzirtinzi Miiu-i'in.iif-r, Gmvv Viwlei, Imrlvne Xie .lb'2lI10'IIk'f4lllIv. 45 'Ii Honor Society Standing, Left to Right: Dorothy Buettner, Alice Limbrecht, Ruth Mox, Betty VanDemark, RbtV'1tC lG SINI' It r o er io e , pri e resse , . iss oge s. Seated, Left to Right: Grace Wiolot, Joyce Crede, Marguerite Burgess Jack Fulton, Wanda Ke-rns, Waanata Fox, Sue Maxson. National Honor Society The National Honor Society represents the students of the high school who have been recognized for their scholarship, leadership, character, and service, which are the four cardinal principals of the society. A student must have all these qualities to become a member This society has been organized to recognize those who have already attained these principals and to encourage students to try to attain this honor. On January 27. l949 Marguerite Burgess, Joyce Crede, Waanataa Fox, Jack Fulton, Wanda Kerns, Sue Maxson, and Grace Violet were inducted into the society. The six Senior members performed the induction as follows: Scripture-Dorothy Buettner Prayer-Robert Violet l'America the Beautiful -Everyone Opening Speech-Ruth Mox, President Explanation of Emblem-Dorothy Buettner, Secretary Scholarship-Betty Van Demark, Historian Leadership-Cyrile Gressel, Program Chairman Character-Robert Violet, Treasurer Service-Alice Librecht, Vice President Pledge Trees--Cyrile G., Alice L., and Ruth M. Presentation to Mr. Schmidt Talk by our guest speaker-Mr. Van Orsdall School Song-Everyone 46 Library The Delphos High School Library was first established in 1928 and has been growing rapidly every since. Jefferson has always recognized that a growing school revolves around Well organized and well disciplined librarians. Student librarians are chosen from the student body and their appoint- ment is based on their quality of scholarship, cooperation, and desirable service. The librarians are charged with handling of the books. magazines. and with assisting students to find material. The library forms its greatest efficiency in the field of reference. The library todaythas a collection of about 2800 books. Officers this year were: Betty VanDemark. President: Joyce Crede. Vice President. Marguerite Burgess. Secretaryg Alice Linibrecht, Treasurer: and Ethel Mox. Program Chairman. Left to right: Joyce Crede, Marguerite Burgess. Alice Limbrecht, Miss Rogers. Betty V3HDQIl1Z1l'ii. Ethel Mox. Seated left to right: Grace Violet, Norma Kramer. Standing left io right: Mary L o u Tigner. Waanataa Fox, Rita Shaw. Mac Mil- ler. Suzanne DeWeesc, Janet Coon. D or 0 t h y Buettner, Ruth Mox, Nor- ma Feathers. i 1 x NNN? f Standing, Left to Bight: Jola Craig, lilizabetli Jones Avonelle Paul, XVanda Downs, Marguerite Burgess XVaanutzi:i, Fox, Elbert butler, XVilbur Matzen, Ruth Snyder, Lois Carter, Joyce Orefle, Miss Benning Marilyn Strayer, Byron Davey, Beverly Merivle John Schroeder. John l I'f'llIld, Ilobert Miller, Bill Paul. Seated, Left to Bight: Sue Maxson, Gene Best, Iiogei Brown, Iirmintrude, Eugene Claiypool, Jack Ifulto-n Earl llinimegrer, Richard l-Ile-yet, Jeannette Culp, Norma Kraimf-r, Grace Violet. Junior Class Play TATTLETALE Cast of Characters Patty Blaine Mrs. Blaine H Mr. Blaine rl, Isabel Blaine Artie Blaine Ida Mayo be , Tod Paul Cummings Mr. Nixon or Mrs. Nixon Miss Wiggani Walt Kennedy Louella , C, Monica C, Barney C to C, Mr. Whittaker S Mr. Bixley ,, Quiz S, W, Mrs. Lorirner Hetty Heaton C Joyce Crede Sue Maxson Jack Fulton Ruth Snider Roger Brown C Grace Violet Eugene Claypool Richard Eleyet Earl Hirnrneger S Jola Craig Elizabeth Jonse S Gene Best Marilyn Strayer Beverly Mericle Byron Davey Elbert Butler Wilbur Matzen Lois Carter Norma Kramer Jeannette Culp Students , Y Y C , Wannataa Fox Wanda Downs John Schroeder Avonelle Paul Marguerite Burgess John Freund Bill Paul Robert Miller Advisor , S Miss Adelaide Benning 48 Katie Barker , Dolores ., ,U D, Pete Barker l, Mr. Higgins D,,, E, Dan Morley ,nd ,E Michael Ericso l'1 ,,, Gracie ,, ,, Frances s,sc ssss , , Lois ,, , Miss Ellis C C, Thelma Maxwell ,, ,, Blakewell T, , Mrs. DuBois Mr. Tibbets ,, Wesley Burton Bunny Cahill , Marilyn Brenneman Cyrile Gressel ,, C, ,, Dick Baxter ,, Arthur Sheeter ,. Mary Lou McKee , . ,E , Barry Staup D, Alice Limbrecht , Dorothy Buettner Betty VanDemark ,, ,, D D, Ruth Mox Carolyn Polhemus Eugene Bryan ,, Pat Berry , , , Bob Violet ,, Edward Sterling ,,,e We, John Hittle Salvation Army Major ,, Lawrence Curtis Mr. Andre lo,i ,,,,. ,,,,, ,,,,,,i Charles Swift Anne , ,,,,,,-, ., ,i,, ,,,. , ,, , ,, Helen Himmeger Helen , l l , Emogene Barnes Advisor on . ,WH . , H, ,Mai is Miss Dolores Wanamaker The scene is the Pincushion Shop, on the second floor of a downtown office building, in a small city. Miss Ellis and her Woman's Club plan an elaborate benefit with a Cin- derella pageant. They allow the Shop to make all the costumes, handle the publicity, etc. Well. when Pete's advertising signs don't measure up to Miss Ellis' ideas, and somehow the engraved invitations are accidentally mailed to local hot-dog stands instead of the socially elite, she withdraws the Club's sponsorship. Undaunted. the Pincushion enlists the aid of the Rotary Club, and hatches a plan to pad the pageant with local talent. By dint of their con- niving. the program promises to be such a success that even the mayor wires his congratulations. X3 .1- X x U 6 . I 'gl Q' ...Qi f' School Calendar For 1948-49 September Welcome students! Three cheers for the 1948-49 d cheerleaders. r r --I . . Defeated in opening football If fe'-hbevf. 48 game by Columbus Grove. A' 'G' 'ft 24 Football victory over Paulding. 5' L 'I if Q ID Il 21 Bang! John Sloan presents li- Il I3 III I9 IB I1 li quid air in assembly. I1 no 'AI 11 13 111 'pf 'Ab 11 '23 19 50 S F' October 1 Go down to defeat by Forest. I ra 'T Hear Ye! G. A. A. meeting. , Go N 8 Spencerville disappoints us. O .. ffg 14 Subscriptions wanted! Magazine f j ' sale begins. X X lo Another disappointment by V Shawnee. X X' 19 Yum! Sophomore party. , Reverent to Godn! Y-Teen meeting. I , Failed to defeat Elida. October 48 what fun! Eighth grade party. F A Hoorah! Beat Pandora. I7 I :L 5 H 5 s 'I 2 CI no Il I1 I3 M I5 'IL I1 Ii I1 ao 'AI 21 9.3 'Z J L 'I an Jo A 5, Rf' cv :1 Sul W -'Q I 'Wulf III ff ?: f l A I4 Novem ber- 48 I?-34155 I3 'I 8 'I I0 II l'L H Is' IL I1 li I1 10 ll mm 1.3 zu 1.5 qv. ll at 1 zo 'I Knowledge! ,Teachers' meeting. November Ah, Music! Furnished by Scot- tish Highlanders. Come one, Come all! G. A. A. meeting. End football season with a de- feat by Lafayette. . Food! Football Banquet. More fun! Freshman class party. Loyal to friends! Y-Teen meet- ing. Big success! Tattletale, Junior class play. Oh, my stomach! Football blow- out. Ah, no school! Thanksgiving va- cation. 50 December ' I S,k',n-b LwkBdBM!YTwnMme U ' 5 Out with the Ref! Defeated by Q Ottoville, here. Junior High Freshman game. Yes, itls a defeat by Ft. Jennings there. More! Office girls' party. Eager for knowledge! Y-Teen meeting. We did it! First victory of sea- son, St. Gerard, here. Oh, no! What a defeat! St. John's, there. Yippee! Christmas vacation. Freshman game. What a time! Band party. January Well, we're back to school again. Another one! Defeated by Spen- cerville, there. Business! G. A. A. meeting. Hoorah! 2nd Victory, Union there. Walked over Ridge, here. Freshmana vs. Columbus Grove. Freshman vs. Elida. Victory! Beat York, there. We did it again! Beat Wapak Blume, there. Oh, no! Defeated by Paulding, here. . Sincere at all times! Y-Teen meeting. Well, it was a defeat by Elida there. Freshman vs. St. John's. Hear Ye! National Honor Soci- ety induction. February Defeated in repeat performance by Ottoville, there. Freshman vs. Ottoville. - Good enough! Beat Lima South Reserves, there. Brains! Scholarship Test at Van Wert. Food! Library party. Boo! Ft. Jennings beats us again, here. Freshman vs. Columbus Grove. Defeated by Columbus Grove in double over-time, here. Freshman tournament. The end! Defeated by Paulding at Celina. Gossip! 7th grade girls' party. Freshman vs. Spencerville. Business! Y-Teen. Swing your partner! Junior Class party. Freshman tournament. Medicine! Nursing film. 51 ,W Ky' S5 5324 S6 fig-. fd-I , . 9.2! ' A 'l 4 9 . LL Januar 4, 19 0 2-I 22 5 :ta .27 iq 0' 52 F1 I I9 Februar lb QI 22. 23 Q 5 AV I I 7. 3 Ll 5' L 'I 8 9 I0 ll W- '3 'H Ib' IL IT I9 H o xi. 13 241 15 'AB ll 2? 9.1 80 JI U I vvr.yt'AQ NVQ , . 6 'x l 2 3 4 Q' 6 '7 8 9 I0 If !.2 13 14 15 XL I7 If 1 23502, 25 2? 27 1 V' Q F Qi, ',0, I 2 3 9' A 7 P 7 ID ll 1.1 13 N ' ,4 I7 ll 17 20 261 2-'J' RL 2? 27 hx x S! A What a time! G. A. A. Alumni. Basketball blow out. Hear ye all athletes! D Club meeting. Listen carefully! Nelson Covey presents interesting talk. Everyone present? Y-Teen meet-- ing. One man theater! Jack Rank presents MacBeth to students. Music! Band and Choir contests at Ada. Let's go gang! G. A. A. goes to Y. W. C. A. in Van Wert. 14-19. Freedom! Easter vacation. . Y ng March ' Y if 7. ww ,QW 9. 11. f,, - A ' I C' 1 '2 5 11 5 L 7 3 9 ID Il 12. l3 14 I5 I6 17 12 19 -'eo 21 :zz 23 :ul .25 26 27 217 2.4 30 51 'll X gg April T' S 2. .7 4 E 5. ? 21. I 30. M Apral - g 25 2.6 7 29 So fi ! i I4 ' 4-9 1 2. 3 4 9 4 7 8 4 I0 H 12. I3 I4 I5 16 I7 If 19 no 21 :12 as 211 27 2 , V ff i 1 .WY Ill Q -..s I I4 Ma 4? 1 1. 3 5' 6 '7 5' 7 I0 11 I2 13 14 If 1? 9-0 if X-9' XL- 17 22 23 :ad 25' 26 27 22 7.57 30 31 uv ' May 2. 5. 13. 18. 19. 20. 22. 24 27. Bz-z-z. Y-Teen meeting. Gold for '49-ers' Junior Senior Prom. Charles Ransden furnishes enter- tainment. Farewell members! Last G. A. A. meeting of the year. Tonight We Dance ! Presented by Senior Class. Spring Concert. Goodbye 'till next year. Final Y-Teen meeting. Senior take over! Senior Day. Sh-h. It's time for Baccalaureate. Congratulations Seniors! Commencement Day. Everyone bids goodbye for an- other year. 52 Top Row 3rd Row What's news? Three cuties Take my picture, please Guess Who? School bound 2nd Row 4th Row What's so funny? Yum! Yum! Babs in the sun Backard glance Is this the one with the Toni? Hot work 53 QQ w - K 'X , ' e a., QM , L N I Q S 3? X L V 1 'wwwwwwq Top Row: George Sterling, Hay Sterling, John Brenneman, Ronnie Mericle, Bill Mericle, Roger Briggs, Don Brubaker. Third Row: Robert Poling, John Theoholml, .lim Biliniek, Byron Davey, Joe Martin, Bob Rinehart, Paul Bryan, Carroll llzzvey. Second Bow: Bill Paul, Ilick l-Zleyet, Ilic-k Baxter, Arthur Shen-ter, Ed. Sterling, Gene Best, Elbert Butler. First Row: John Hittle, Bob lrivk, I-Llgar Bonham, Jim Marco, Marion Jettinghoff, Lawrence Curtis, Milton Hoover. Bill Hit-hey. Front and Center: .Im-kie Koch. 'ii W . X V 1 Football -,ll fl. Coach Koch-Ass't. Coach Hurley i 56 Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos C C Delphos L , Delphos 7 C, FOOTBALL 1948 12 Columbus Grove 7 Paulding 6 Forest Co, 13 Spencerville L C, 0 Shawnee Leo 0 Elida LCC CL, , 13 Pandora oo, CCL 7 Lafayette new Top Bow: Norman Fair, Laverne Gonyea, Neil Allen, Gordon Carmean, Dick Craig, Third Bow: Coach Koch, Dean Claypool, Don Buckles, Jim VanDemark, Ronald Strayer, Paul Allemeier. George Kerns, Coach Hurley. Second Bow: .lim Dancer, Kenny Shaffer, Nelson Sanders, John Hoover, Bob Fought, Bob Knapp, Dick Kuhn. First Row: Ramon Vasquez, .lim Bilimek, John Feathers, Neil Jeitinghoff, Bob MacDonadl, Kenny Metzger, Charles Vio-let, Lasazaro Vasquez. Front Center: Jackie Koch. Football 1948 Injuries and lack of experience were the handicaps for the football team, but despite these the boys were able to Win two games while losing six. Seniors who played their last year of football were: Jim Mareo, John Hittle, Edgar Bonham, Bob Irick, Ed Sterling, Lawrence Curtis, Milton Hoover, Bill Richey, Art Sheeter, Marion Jettinghoff, and Dick Baxter. The team elected Jim Moreeo as honorary captain. 57 Dick Baxter Laurence Curtis Bob lrick Arthur Sheeter Bill Richey Eddie Sterling Marion Jettinghoff Milton Hoover Edgar Bonham John Hittle Jim More-0 Football Managers-Carroll Davey, Norman Fair. Neil Allen. Gordon Carmean 5' yfvi 21 Ct Wk M. AW 'fflfff W, W 'mu -FV' ,gy '55 Y 18 ww ff Nifsf' 'fn W r Qf'?i5fjQ as wi' WL ii Basketball Extreme left reading clockwise: Delphosi Bob MacDonald Ed Sterling Art Sheeter Jack Fulton Bill Richey Bill Paul Neil Allen Dale Matson Earl Himmeger BASKETBALL 1948-49 ,, ss,i27 Delphos J, , is is s , 38 Delphosss s, 32 Delphosis ,si sss21 Delphos is ,30 Delphosu. , sss49 Delphossss .ess J Delphos so in Y Delphos Delphos F Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphoss Delphos 34 38 s,,is,s,4l Ottoville ssl. ss, Ft. Jennings so J Lima St. Gerard F Delphos St. Johns F Spencerville so We Union . W, , Ridge so , York ,sm Wapak Blume , ,F37 Paulding s eieo so s,,35 Elida , J 34 Ottoville Us T41 Lima South Reserves F155 Ft. Jennings , use M so 40 Columbus Grove s, Tournament F 39 Paulding 60 ,ff - A ' if ,- ,A Q' X .257 W 1 fit, ww 'W fi n F' -fa W M1 fif' X Q kv. ff , J fs, ' ,ffjfgi , M0 ' ' ' ,, ' Q 7, ,gigh gg WY., ' ., .1 , -'--' . .. ,. 33 L I .E ' Zz jg? E LEEQE' ,R ,wk , ,L ff? ? . uf 453' X ' -I , il Nur Q V .:., 1, iii AE' T 55 H5524 Basketball Squad Top Bow: SLQSilcZi?Ei'0 Vasguez, Robert Miller, Melvin Wreede, Charles Violet, Bob Foust, Jack wie , amon asquez Second Row: Mgr. Lavern Gonyea, Nelson Sanders, Norman Rice, Bob MacDonald, Arthur Sheeter, Jack Fulton, Dale Matson, Dick Eleyet, Coach Hurley Mgr. Paul Bryan. First Bow: Bill VVilcox, Neill Allen, Barry Staup, Bill Richey, Bill Paul, Earl Himmeger, Eddie Sterling, Bobby Hohenbrink. Basketball The Wildcats had a fair season. They started out with a quite a few losses but as the season progressed they gained confidence and showed their fighting spirit. Seniors on the squad were: Dale Matson, Ed Sterling, Bill Richey, Art Sheeter. and Neil Allen. The basketball team selected Dale Matson as honorary captain. The team had their annual feast at the Basketball Blowout, March 7. At that time the awards were given. 62 4' ,i 3 ' E ? nw 1,15 Q 5 s Baseball 1948 Last year eighteen boys came out for baseball. The team, consisting mostly of freshman and sophomores, was inexperienced and Won no games. The only senior on the squad was Albert Metcalfe. This year the Wild- cats hope to profit by their experience and have good material for a suc- cessful season. Delphos,,..ff, frr,, We ,,.-.f,l Lima St. Gerardne r.,rd,,,r., T- 2 Delphos f,r,f,,f H ccrfc. .. cr.ccr 4 Spencerville sc,. -c-,ccr,,-c,.rr so 17 Delphos ,.s, .. f,.,, .. ffl,fr.,,fc 8 Ottoville ,f,fr ,Grew , , 18 Delphos ff,., .- ff.,f.,,,.ff.,,, 8 Lima St. Johns --,-.-..r-.- e,r. oder ll Delphos, ,c.cf.sc .. c,.fc -.-,r,,c9 Lima St. Gerard f.,cf., . ..c,f--c- of 10 Tournament Delphos ,.f..f.,c,.ff.cc.sc,.f 0 Coldwater -W,,,c--..c.f..--,-,v..Wc, 14 Top Bow: Mr. Koch, Jack Swick, Melvin .lohnson,, Bob Knapp, Bob Stewart, Nelson Sanders, Ed Limleman, Charles Violet, Donald Jacomet, Lasazaro Vasquez, Neil Allen. Tirlt Bow: Earl Himrneger, Eugene Best, .loe Martin, Dick Eleyet, Albert Metcalfe, Ed Stering, Bob Rinehart, Ramon Vasquez, Roy Baker. Front Center: Butch Koch. 64 444' A Nagy fling.. ..M' ww... Left to right: l!Ul'4lIhY Hu'-ttner, Marilyn Hlwlilierxistii, H1-tty Vwnlv--n1'1'k ll Hen- P' 1' ' ls the team gonna fight? Yea man! ls the team gonna win? Yee man! Well let's give out with the fifteen Rahs Rah! Rah! Rah Rah! Rah! Rah Rah! Rah! Rah Yea Team fight. St, Johns High We're set to go Jefferson says- Hello! Hello! ! Rah! Ra ! Rah! Ra ! Rah! Ra We got the school We got the team We got the boys They're on the beam School! Team! Boys on the beam Yea team tight. At-E-O-Fight! Fight! At-E-0-Fight? Fight! Yea team fight. At-E-O-Fight! Fight! At-E-O-Fight! Fight! Yea team iight. At-E-O-Fight! Fight! At-E-O-Fight! Fight! Yea team fight. 5 We, I by s i 2 3 s E f fgf ff : X , KQJIHN .g3Q.. :QQ W 3' if 1311- 531: ...A W JN ww 4 .4 ik' z gf fi- 'sg 5-, 532 'fi H 'hwy x sa A WY E ' 1' I Q 'E':E'Es?E: ' 3L:.f .. I 'i--f we V my nw-5 Sf -fix ADVERTISING 1.'49....- GRAMM TRAILER CDRPORATION Compliments of Gomer Hardware Reefs Market Jkgvxgv T IlllllEY'S GARAGE RBURETOR SERVICE ELECTRICAL AND CA Oldsmobile Parts and Service Electric Auto-Lite Service Willard Batteries Motor Tune Up AUTO Kms ------ DOOR LCCKS AUTO-LITE OFFICIAL SALES 8- SERVICE1- Uur Umcial Servnze Sta- tions are fully equipped ELECTRIC u H' dt d c - 21' tquae111ce oovrrnstarttml. ranting. ignition. Aulo- Lite--Life-Line of your Car WHERE TO BUY IT PHONE MAIN 1485 -------- 112-114 N. MAIN ST Compliments of M0C'Ufe'S c. o. Violet Surplus and Salvage Store Stock Yards Compliments of Compliments of John wa'5h Harry A. Groves Jewelry 1 - U u Gm Shop INSURANCE AGENCY Delphos - - Ohio Compliments of Compliments of West Ohio Gas Co. Roth's Meat Market Hats Cleaned and Blocked When Shopping Remember if Shenk's sHoE R PAIR Dry Goods Store Checkles Bros. Lion Clothing ----- Home of-1 Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes Stetson and Champ Hats Wilson Haberdashery Compliments of Apger's Jewelry Store Henry H. Rieker and Company Lumber, Building Materials and Mill Work Headquarters for Manual Training Requirements in Plywoods- Hardwoods and Pine for School Subjects Main 1764 85 Years of Satisfactory Service Xnigilf xifiwff 1- SMCEIQE-1 y if SCHERGER Dr MEMQlrQALQiy,, E5E','i5,3.'Qf C. V vnzs n A cssm ron vosr nmr WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE 0. Seherger's Sons 507-511 North Main Street Compliments of Vogt and Vogt Brandehoff's Jewelry Store 312 North Main Q 1 fill' 1 R A c 1 o R mm muwmsir F 0 R D Tractor Sales 310N. 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Your Money Back Compliments of If Not Satisfied Strayer's Super Market w- TI Grant co- 1104 North Main Street Know Your Values Kllffl Betty Jane Shop Sohio Service Ex Iusi T ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES C ve For he Young in Heart BATTERY RECHARGING TIRE REPAIRING Main and Fifth - - Main 1776 SMART WEAR - - SHOES DELPHOS HARDWARE GUMPANY The Shoe Box Shoes For The Entire Family 228 N. Main Phone Main 1988 Delphos N i ed ec ke n Fruit Market Compliments of Ed. Hoelderle 8m Co. Plumbing - - - Heating - - - Furnaces Ed. Hoelderle Carl Maas Leo Fisher Compliments of HeImkamp's Meat Market Alexander's Household Appliances Kelvinator - - Tappan - - Thor Bendix Radios 305 N. Main Street - - Main 1176 Remember Your Rexall Drug Store For Best Values Always Remlinger Drug Co. Scott's Grocery 325 North Main Fine Foods and Fresh Fruits - - Vegetables Main 1550 Compliments of Morris .10 to 51.00 Stores Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store Ott Moenter - - Ben Berelsman Westrich Paint and Appliance Store Sherwin-Williams Paint Furniture Westinghouse Electric Appliances 203-205 N. Main St .--- Main 1415 Compliments of Delphos Quarries Company Stallkamp Drugs Corner Second and Main Streets Delphos. Ohio Best Wishes To The Class of 1949 -T From --- The Delphos Printing and Publishing Go C mpliments f THE ST. MARYS PACKING 00. Packers of Fancy Canned Food DELpHos, or-no Compliments of East Side Grocery Fine Foods and Vegetables The Radio Store Radio and Television Sales and Service 336 North Main Street Radio - - - Records - - - Television THE GUMMERGIAL BANK Capital - - - S100,000 Surplus - - - S200,000 SUPPORT THE RED CROSS CIVIC CLUB AND COMMUNITY CHEST OVER 71 YEARS OF SERVICE MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. Compliments of Delphos Woodworking Co. Store and Bar Fixtures 610 East Seventh St. Main 1891 Steinle Ice and Beverages Beer - Pop - Water Softener Salt Canada Dry Water and Ginger Ale Ice We Deliver - Phone Main 1384 Compliments of Hotel Richey Compliments of Delpha Chevrolet Co. 227 W. Second St. Main 1257 Buick and Chevrolet Sales and Service Clarence O. Imber Distinctive Floral Arrangements Fettig's Flowers Phone Main 1880 - Fourth and State Sts. The Peoples National Bank Delphos THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Becker's Home Store Quality Foods Main 1317 Tony's City Cab Main 1222 Good Luck and Prosperity To The Class of '49 C mpliments f THE DELPIIUS GRAIN MID MILLING 00. Delphos, Ohio Shelter of All Kinds INSULATION - - ROLL ROOFING WOOD - ASBESTOS AND ASPHALT SHINGLES KURFEES PAINTS Quality Products Only Horine Lumber Go. W. B. Gladen Coal and Cement Products Main 1176 Compliments of The Charles Co. Family Shoe Store F. E. Ditto Sohio Service Station Northwest Corner Fifth and Main Sts. Phone Main 1206 The Playmor Compliments of Weger's DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR VENETIAN BLINDS - - CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Make Our Store Your Shopping Headquarters The DELPHOS BENDING Company Compliments of R. N. Strayer Groceries and Meats Phone Main 1714 - - 804 West Clime Compliments of Busch Bros. City Fuel and Supply Co. Fought's Grocery chi-Name1 Winkler Paints Stokers Groceries- - -A Meats - - - Vegetables 416 Clime St Burial Vaults Concrete Building Blocks Materials Fred Minzing 8. Son Manufacturer of Building Brick - Drain Tile and Hollow Building Tile Phone Main 1592 - Delphos Compliments of Weigle's Grocery Compliments of Lincoln Highway Dairy Delphos - Ohig Compliments of The CAPITDL THEATRE The Showplace of Northwestern Ohio Compliments of Myers Cleaners Furriers Compliments of Martz and Wannemacher De Soto and Plymouth Sales and Service F. J. Will and Co. 'General Auto Repairing and Accessories Tires - Tubes - Batteries Pontiac - - GMC Trucks Sales and Service Main 1642 ---- 308 N. Canal Compliments of Beckman Hotel -and-- Pitsenbarger Supply Go. Restaurant See Us for Auto Supplies 1 and 1 Compliments of I . Sportmg Goods Carl Dlenstberger Your Goodrich Dealer DISTINCTIVE MODERN Compliments I of Harter and Son Funeral Home German's Shell Service Station Phone Main 1588 Fifth and Ft. Jennings Road 4' Compliments of Ruth's Beauty Salon 'We Offer Complete Beauty Service F. W. Feathers General Hauling Dealers in Waste Paper 1333 North Main St. Phone Main 1340 Delphos ------ Ohio Compliments of George Wannemacher Co Farm Operating Equipment and Refrigeration Good Luck and Prosperity To the Class of 1949 Lloyd Meyers Garage Coal Main 1047 Coke City Fuel Co. Fuel That Goes Far and Satisties Main Street at Penna. R. R. Compliments of Wil iam M. Jones REALTOR Compliments of Hanf's Fine Foods 402 East Second St. Main 1451 Compliments of Sidney Gressel Compliments of Walter H. Jauman Insurance Notary Public Fine Portraits of Individuals or Groups Commercial Photographs in black and white or color DIFFICULT COPIES PHOTOSTATS Kaufman Studio Phelan Hotel Building L ll. Fritz Custom Built Kitchens Floor Sanding 210 South Jefferson Street Moreo Bros. Roofing ---- Siding Tile - - Slate Work Jackson Main 1643 1917 R. J. Frost and Son Roofing - - - Siding - - - Spray Painting F. H. A. Loans Phone Main 1864 - - Res. Holly 1127 408 North Main Delphos ------ Ohio Congratulations and ...- Best Wishes To the CLASS OF 1949 . FYI pw oH1o POWER c- NJ' Compliments of Weisgerber Furniture Store It's Hoverman Studio for the finest quality and workmanship. A lovely picture to be sure. Your friends will treasure it through the years. Hoverman Studio Main 1032 Compliments of Savilla Shop Compliments of The Equity Elevator Co. 135 East Second Street Main 1646 The NEW DELPNDAS MANUFACTURING Company Compliments of Compliments of Delphos Oil and La Salle Gas Co. Dry Cleaning Compliments of Bows G 'ce'Y City Feed store Groceries - - Meats - - Vegetables 303 Suthoff Street GREDE FURNITURE STOIlE PHONE MAIN 1889 Philco - - Zenith - - Norge WALTER - - HARRY Roofing - - - Siding ---- Spouting Wall Tile - - - Flooring Compliments of M. B. Walters and Co. 154 West Third Street Delphos, Ohio Syl Grothouse Dr. Stippich Compliments of Delphos Nursery Co. Mox Bros. Fruit and Ornamental Trees - Shrubs and Ever-greens Landscape Work Wiechart's Super Service C 1' t f Car Washing Tire Repair omp lmen S O I A Friend Greaslng Battery Charging and Accessories 203 East Second St. Main 1796 Middle Point Phone c. c. vunderwell n H jf'. k uctloneer Licensed Real Estate Broker Livestock Dealers Realtor Res. - 3 Miles West and lVz Miles North of Delphos. Ohio Delphos - - Ohio R. R. No. 3 PU RTER-CABIEEH I .C I va n -ABLE 3--ijaneimaytic X Poli-?l:IlQ1z?gPeed noon smanme mdulus I R D055 ,.. nf-' ' 5 'xx 4 h xi 5 .X A ,g -K MW ,,43 ' ' W 1 C. fam 1 H' if : 1 L:-I ' Q my ..Tt.E..... X Arlo G. Woodworth Floor Resurfacing and Finishing Delphos, Ohio 606 Lima Avenue - - - Canal 1371 ml'P K Three queens A11 arms! Joe Bright sun! Conjested area 330112 J Pick a pretty one Pumpkin face ac P . 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