Delta High School - Deltan Yearbook (Delta, IA)

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G L A S S P R O P H E C Y On May 20, 1968, the Delta Daily pulled into town bringing The last to leave the with it a number of 1958 Delta High graduates home for their first reunion. To meet them at the station was a member of their class, Wallace Lippard, who had remained in the community Wallace has built his mother's fanm into one of the largest corn-producing farms in the state, He had even produced a new type of hybrid which had revolutionized the hybrid corn industry Wallace is now living in a 2h-room, ranch-style farm home with his wife, Winona, and M children, Walter, Wanda, Wilber, and Wilma. Those arriving on the Delta Daily were Ronald Hollingsworth, Janet Short, and Pat Fisher, Ronnie had recently been discharged from the Army. While in Service, he had become one of the best M. P.'s the Army had ever had. Due to the law-enforcing methods he had learned, he was immediately hired by the Highway Patrol. Ronnie was lucky enough to be assigned to the patrolling of the scenic Covered Bridge Road south of Delta. Patrolman Hollingsworth also was credited with the identification and capture of the bandit who stole the plaque ll years earlier. Also stepping from the train was a distinquished-looking lady who upon inquiry was found-to be our old classmate, Patty Fisher. After graduation, position as a secretary to Associates. After working landed the boss's son Dean children, Larry and Diana, back in 1958, Patty had obtained a the President of Satellite Research there for 3 years Patty finally and is now the mother of two small ages 2 and M, train was the former Janet Short. Janet told us that after graduation she attended Iowa Wesleyan College where she majored in Girls Physical Education and minored in Art. On graduation Janet received a position coaching one of the basketball teams in the Women's National Amateur Athletic Association. Besides gaining fame as a P. E. instructor, she also designs basketball uniforms for her husband's company. Janet now has two basketball players of her own, Valerie and Craig, After all the happy greetings were exchanged on the train platform, everyone climbed into Wallace's '68 Cadillac and traveled to his home.