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

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l!P'lQ2iQlwWitQWilU'MQWMMQJWMQ''VU'MUKWQJFQWMMHQJWQHQHQHQHMQFlUiUlQJ'lR9JFit9J kQ'lQ QJilQ'ikQ'lQQv CHARLES DODD Class Play. A slave to the tyrant fashion. Charles seems to be in love with the wearers of the purple and the gold. He has spent only three years with us and has shown his good judgment in his choice. He is right there when it comes to drawing and we, his classmen, expect tosee his works in some famous art gallery some day. E625 ZULA FISHER Basket Ball '13, Class Play. All the beauty of the plate, Is in thy smile and on thy face. Her beautiful blue eyes first gazed upon this world on December 24, 1895. Her smile would certainly drive the blues from the bluest and she has proved to be a wonder in the English Clas . 26595 ELDON MURRAY Commencement Violin Soloist. A sober man am I. I A famous violinist of today and yesterday. One who succeeds in all he attempts, huns always the.wiles of others, and like General Von Moltke, can keep silent in seven languages. 3565 JAMES WADDINGTON Class Play. A brave heroic mind, Worthy your Country 's name. .lim is noted for his black hair and his beautiful complexion. He is ' a great fusser, but at the present writing his mind is centered on one little dark-haired Freshmen lass, and Jim appears to have eyes for none W other. ' Twenty-three r

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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

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QWU'U'QWQWQHQNQWQNQWQWQIKMQHQ MQliQJWQWQMJFYUWMQAQWQWQNQHQHQHQHQWQ QWQKQHMWUWQJWQNM WILLIAM LEGGETT Class Play. He was the mildest mannered fellow. Will is a silent plugger. He has been with us only a few years. He shows at his best when using a typewriter, and without his aid our copy could never have been in proper form. SQ ANNABELLE SCHWEITZER Class Prophetess. Class Play. Superior wisdom is superior bliss. A brilliant student in everything, especially in Latin, in which she excels all others of the Senior Class. But for her there might have been no future Con paperj for the poor Seniors. 595562 HUGH FRASER As merry as the day is long. Fraser is contented to let things roll along as easy as possible, studies included. He has shown his faithfulness to N. P. H. S. by accompany- ing the team on many trips, but sometimes there's a reason best answered by himself. . - 592565 HELENA JONES Salutatarian. Class Play. She is brave, and sweet, and witty. Let 's not .ray dull things about her. A jolly, winsome girl, who delights all by her fun-loving disposition. Her Latin tran lations are wonderful and in this he is the pride of the Senior Class. She is a true friend and her name will long be remember- 1 ed by her classmates of N. P. H. S. l O Twenty-four