Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

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MMMQSMMMMAKMRS MEQMBQMBZ First Row-Frederick Peckinpaugh, Lois Bronnenberg, Edward Melson, Jeanne Tucker. Taylor Melson, Betty Jane Shroyer, Chilton Kitterman. Mary Scott, Earnest Moore, Margaret Brown. Second Row+Mary Oliver, Margaret Cherry, Dorothy Coffman, Virginia Totten Marcela Spangler, Monzella Moore, Ruby Stevenson, Mary Sclilegel, Hilda Ballinger, Barbara Snyder, Mary Ellen Stewart, Frieda Pierce, Edna Franklin, Ruby Gentry, Melba Ware. v Third Row-Jesse Landess. Clarence Wables, Samuel Peckinpaugb. Warner Anderson, Robert Pittenger. Clifford Applegate. Don Schlegel, James Franklin, David Bartle. Verl Hough, William Roberts, George Robert Huffman, Fred Thornburg, Frederick Fish. In the autumn of 1930, the Seventh Grade Junior High School students met, with forty-one members enrolled. Mr. J. R. Holbrook was sponsor and the class officers were as follows: Clifford Applegate, presidentg and Lois Bronnenberg, secretary and treasurer. The class gave a Halloween Party at the schoolhouse October 22, 1930. Everyone masked. Games were played and refresh- ments were served later. -Ruby Lois Gentry of N sam QM

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s5MsME2MaQ9MM32il':s3'MMiiMMMi-.E?sZMMM,ii5.M 1 :j f ,vwggf ' ..- First Row-Maxine Osborn, Assistant Editor: Edward Saunders, Cirvulation Manager: Mary Kiger, f'lI'L'lll2lti0l1 Manager: Faustine Helvie, Senior Glass Reporter: Byron Michaels, Advertising Manager:Mary Swingley, Joke Editor. Second Row-Mr. Osborn, Faculty Advisor: Frederick Michaels, Eighth Grade Report- er: Margaret Stewart, Calendar Editor: Ruby Gentry, Seventh Grade Reporter: Sharon Itozelle, Business Manager: Margaret Findling, Sports Editor: Mztryalice Hale, Sophomore Reporter: Marcus Clevenger. Editor-in-Chief: Sara. Brown, Snaps: Harry Glendenen, Assistant Business Manager: Virginia Bowers, General Reporter, Art Edition: Berse Ha1sey,Sponsor: Rebecca Saunders, Junior Reporter: Bobby Simes, Freshman Reporter. A year is an unfolding---a little turn of the long life scroll. We have finished this year with much joy, a little sadness, greater hope, and true accomplishment. It has been the privilege of the Senior Class to give Echoes of this memorable year in this Edition. Perhaps in future time, it may conjure for us a magic vision of a year of our high school life. Our earnest desire is that this book may be a credit to the school, and may in a small way express the spirit and fellowship of Daleville High. -The Editor M