New Philadelphia High School - Delphian Yearbook (New Philadelphia, OH)

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Uf'U Uf'UU'U UN H U U QJY WJ WMU KUJHUYQJ Ql UiUlQ MsQ'lUlUiQJ U's9J'lxU'lWsfQ'lQFlQUilQf'fQJ RUSSELL EXLEY Class President '12, '13, Editor Corona '13, Class Play. All great men are dying and I don 't feel very well myselfi Ex is President of the Senior Class and also Editor-in-chief of the Corona. Though he is a busy man these days, he still reaches the ex- cellent mark in his studies and bids fair to accomplish great achievements in the future. 325 LOIS HELLYER Glee Club '13. Class Editor Corona '13. Class Play. Thy eyes are springs in whose serene And silent waters, heaven is seen. Although Lois spent many sleepless nights digging up the history of her class mates, she gave us nothing about herself. Besides having liter- ary ability Lois can play the piano. Our new one was bought so that her playing would not be at a di advantage. She is always willing to play No. 340. 55 CHESTER CHURCH I Foot Ball 'l3. Class Play. Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. Chester is very fond of the fairer sex of the Senior Class and has shown himself to be a hero among them. But this is not all, for he has been the shining star in American History. 5623 ARTHUR GETZ Foot Ball 'l3. Basket Ball '12, '13, Art Editor Corona 'l3. Class Play I love my pipe, but indeed it is better to smoke here than hereafter. l am the Art Editor of the Corona and I can truthfully say that with- out me it never could have been published. I also have one of the leading roles in the commencement play, besides my unwonted athletic activities. So, taking all into consideration, you see that l am the mas- cot or the hoodoo of the class of thirteen. Sixteen