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

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UTQTUIKWQTQPKQTUIMQJ UiMQWMQHUKMQWMUITMMMMUIQFKQJHLQWQHKQTQTQJHQIFQJWUHMQTQHUTQTU RUSSELL HARRIS Glee Club '13. Class Play. I want to be an Angel, and wilh the Angels stand. Russell has already shown to us his ability as an Historian, for the History of the Class of Thirteen was hi contribution to the Corona. He is also in love, but, all the world loves a lover. 262592 LAURA ROBY Clas Play. Maiden with the meel: brown eyes, In whose orbs a shadow lies. Laura has a quiet, una suming way that has won her many friends in N. P. H. S. and although it is rumored that she stands firm for women's rights on the voting question, it could scarcely be believed because of her shy, modest manner. , H562 CHARLES MILLER Class Play. Do well and right and let the world sinlz. Miller came to u from Sugar Creek and still has the weet disposition which that town had implanted in him. To the best of our knowledge he has e caped the wiles of the fairer sex, and this alone shows his origi- nality. H565 LAURA SMITH Class Play. A still small voice. Laura is a friend indeed to all She has certainl en'o ed her time ' Y 1 Y spent with us. She belongs to the group who wish the clock was running in the History Class room. 4' Twenty-one

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UK WUNQHQNQAQWURU Q UTUTQllWQHQHQHQWQWMWQHQWQWQlK'J QJV'lQJF'QFlQUfil!J'fUlQJfiQJFlQTQHQTQPWQWQJ'WMP ,. 5? 1 he 4 J ESSI E STRATTON Basket Ball '11, '12, 'l3. Class Play. Always hope for the best. There is a charm about Jessie and that is her simplicity. She is cap- tain of the Senior girls' basket ball team and has demonstrated her merits in thi certain sphere of her life. Few words escape from her lips, so she must believe, That speech is great, but silence is greater. E925 JOSEPH EDIE Clas Play. Though vanquished, he can argue still. Joe is a happy fellow and always pursues his course with a grin upon his face. He is right there with the goods when it comes to arguments, this being one of his strong points. 59556 LAURA LIMBACH Class Play. Like the violet, which alone prospers in some happy shade. This may be true of Laura, but even so she is a friend to all her clas - mates. Her cheeks become roses when she is called upon in Latin class. She never shrinks from her duty, and always follows along in her OWU sweet WHY. HQ CARL NUNGESSER Foot Ball '13. Base Ball '12, '13. Class Play. As fine a fellow as can be found in a Summerlv day. Nunny is our white hope and his pugilistic abilitie have several times cropped out in football and basket ball. His record in Athletics make him one of the school's best athletes. Twenty

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UWTQ 01 QJ QHkfU'lt9J 'QJ tU'ltfU'fxf!J U QW'0HQWQHQWQHQW'VUMWQJ Q2ilt9JF'Q'fMilQJPiQ'lQ'iftK!JtMMWQ'i't!W1M1iQ 'Q' ETHEL McMANN Class Play. Today's suecesss is the result of yesterday 's preparation. Yes, you all know Ethel. She has been an industrious student dur- ing her four years' course in the High School. She is known to be very fond of one member of the Junior class, and if anyone doubts this, let him ask Arthur. S! Si HOWARD NOLAN Glee Club 'l3. Class Play. Class Historian. True wit is nature to advantage used. Piggy, used to sit quietly in class and let things soak in. In more recent years he has developed a wit which when allowed to crop out shows that there is more to him than a knowledge of wireless telegraphy. Q55 NELL SWINEHART Glee Club '13. Basket Ball '13. Eighteen years she grew in sun and shower. What do I care for High School, Charles is not here We be- lieve this to be one of Nell s many thoughts. She is a talented singer and has often entertained many with her music. She is a faithful stud- ent and N. P. H. S., without a doubt, will miss her in the cla sic halls of fame next year. 262291 ROSCOE SMITH Glee Club '13. Class Play. Fate tried to conceal him by calling him Smith. Boscoe seems to be a very studious person and gets along well in the world in spite of the tasks which confront him. He is one of that kind who loves his fellow creatures and is always willing to lend a help- ing hand. Twenty-two