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

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MMMMS SKMSKMSQMESKMLQMMM First Row-Tom lvlt-Allister, Arthur Spangler, Webster Van Fleet, Fred Thornburg, Edward ltinker, Eugene Clevenger. Seeoud Row -Gus liarkdull, eoaeh. Earl Smith, Gerald Bright. tl. li, Osborn. llriut-ipal. This group ot' boys won the distinction of being the best eighth grade team 'n all Delaware t'ounty by virtue of the faet. that they won the tourna- ment held at the Muneie Y. M, t'. A. under the direetion of the Boys Depart- ment. Sixteen teams were entered from both eity and county sehools: eousequently it was uo small feat to come through this tourney winning t'rom teams whieh, undoubtedly, had several ot' the future Bearcats in their line-ups. In scheduled games, our boys had previously won from t'hesterfield. Cowan and a seleet team from the llaleville only one defeat eame in a re- turu game with Cowan. We have high hopes for these boys 'n future athletic' relations with other sehools not only because of their ability to play but also beeause of their ability to be gentlemen at all times. A Sl'lXlMAliY OF 'l'Hl+1llt 'l'OllllNAAlEN'l' GAMES. llaleville 22 Longfellow 5 lialeville Ii!! Eugene Field Il lbaleville 16 lllaiue S A. Daleville 15 Yorktown 1T t H elif'

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MMHMMMHQMMMMAQMMMMMBAHQMMMM X532 Seniors Many, Many moons ago at the Falling of the leaves we. papooses gath- ered from the direction of the four winds of the earth to journey through the wilderness of D. H. S. We selected as our guide, a trusty scout Miss Gill, who led us through as we blazed the trees of Algebra, English, Biology, and Vocational Education. During our second and third years we kept our trusty scout, a sure enough pathfinder, who encouraged us to march safely through the denser forests, headed by the chiefs of the departments of learning. At the last gathering of the nuts when the September moon rose on high, we gathered for our most noteworthy attempt to stem the tide of learning. We gathered around the council fire presided over by the High Sagamore, Chief Osborn. We held a gathering and chose the following leaders: President H , , , Marcus Clevenger-Chief-I-Bossem Vice-President ., , ., Sharon Rozelle--Chief I-Wood-Bossem Secretary-Treasurer . Mary Swingley, -M-E-Keepum Sponsor.. .. ........ V .. .,... .. ...,.. - .... -.G. B. Halsey-Chief-U-Tellem We chose our colors, Green and White, later we decided it should have been Black and Blue, because we took so many jolts and knocks, but came Ollt unhurt, because we are a tribe that does not bruise easily. At each beat of the Tom-Tom we donned our war paint and gathered to take our part in the fracas, and always came out with flying colors. Heap Big doin's were held at the new moon in April. Baccalaureate e-Tribal week-and last of all our sheepskin scroll. Reporter-- FAUSTINE HELVIE tk. 1 WWW? may gawitlwmasemfigmta