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

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VIRGINIA HARTMAN Ginnie Class B. B., 1 2, 3, 4-B. B. 1, 2, 3-Social Committee 2, 4 -Glee Club, 2, 3, 4-Mixed Chorus 3-Class Representative of Delpliiette 4-Scientific Club 4. x I will life me away to ille woods. Virginia is an all around girl ,having an initerest ill almost everything that goes on within the school, She is greatly interested in flowers and nothing delights her more than to hike out into the woods and gather new varieiies for her flower garden. MYRTLE ENGLISH Class B. ll. 1, 2, 3?Varsity B. B. 2, 3, 4fGlee Club 4-A Scientific Club 4. I clmtter, chatter, as I go. Myrtle has frequent encounters with the teachers since she simply cannot resist the temptation to whisper. She is certainly kind hearted is and is always ready to help a friend out in a K'pinch',. PAUL ROBY 'cRoby', Glee Club 3, 4-H. S. Quartette 4-Scientific Club 4-Claus Play. He builds his dislike of cards, and his frie11d.rl1ips of oak! 'LRoby is the proud possessor of a clear tenor voice which carries exceedingly well in the Glee Club. He is a living example of that maxim that :great things come in Small packages. VALERIA ROGERS Queenie', Young rras she, and in her face Was light of heaffen, and eartlziv own grace. Here is another of the quiet ones who manages however to store up quantities of friendships for present and future use. She lives in the far distant city of New Cumberland, BERTHA HALL Her smilg would melt a lzeurf of stone. l3ertha's winning ways and charming personality are well known. She has been in love but still survives. Her sud- den giggle can quite often be heard in the quiet of the class room. 24

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. CELIA DAVIDORF Class B. B. 1-Humorous Editar Deljvhian, 3. O Boys, beware her Ianguorous eyes. XVhenever you feel blue, just go to Celiag she can tell you a good joke and cheer you up. She is noted for her cheerful music. Celia i's always quite original and has plenty of good ideas concerning everything, She will surely succeed' in the World. JACK COLLINS Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4fBaseball 2, 3, 4. Let me have music and girls and I will seek no more Delightn. The girls admire his good looks and dancing ability, while the boys admire his good fellowship and athletic ability. jack declares that anything suits him as long as it is some- way connected with athletics. Ile is a violinist of no mean ability. ' THOMAS LEWIS '5Red Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 44Scientific Club. There is mischief in the man Red is one of the funny bones of the class. He possesses the ability to think all around a subject and can ask questions that no one else ever heard of. He can be heard blowing his' trombone every Tuesday and Friday during orchestra practice. c as . VIRGINIA MERCER ' lane Scientific Club-Secretary. lf she is nat in lore with svme Une There is ino believing old signs. The tyipewriting and note-book are her favorite weapons, and with these she hopes to conquer an iron hearted world. jane's favorite conveyance is a Ford Coupe!we wonder why. GRACE JOHNSGN Scientific Club. Time could not chill her, fortune sway, Nor Mil, with all i!'s burdens, tire. Grace came to us from Freeport only this last year, and we don t blame her. She should have left sooner. She can do most anything, yer her trumpet does not sound. 23

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MARIE MATHIAS Deep brown eyer running ozffif uitli gf e Bonnie brown eyes are the ey:.r fer me. VVe cannot resist the temptation to call attention to Varie'-9 rosy cheeks and lovely brown eyes. We suspect that she has very decided opinions, but hides them with a VVhy, I don't know air M-arie and society get along very well to- gether. LUCY DENNING Delfilzian Stenographer 4. A pensive maid, devout and pure, Sober, steadfast and demiiref' Lucy is one of the bright and shining lights of 1922. Did you ever hear her say I dan't know , or did she ever get less than ninety or ninety-five? Naturally of a sober demeanor, she prefers to remain in the background' rather than to advertise her achievements. CERTRUDE REISER Varsity B. B. 3, 4-Class B. B. 2, 4-Class Play. Lime to aize, friendship lo many, and good will to all It was entirely useless for a High School gallant to cast amorous glances in her direction, as a burglar proof' lock had already been' placed upon her affections. Gertrude is always ready to help, no matter how disagreeable the task. EUGENE GRIBBLE Scietntific Club 4-Commenzement Speaker. Lore bless liivi, Joy C7'0Ti'11 him, God sfieed his career. Eugene is a fine fellow, well liked, and as steady as a church clcck. Ile ig a regular Corn Fedl' but has desert- ed his native heath to imbihe a little learning at the classi- cal counter of N. P. H. VVQ helieve that Oberlin will claim him next year. Good luck, Eugene! . ISABELLE GRIBBLE Her fl'l6'l1!l.Y are many, Her foes-are there any? Isabelle Went 'to school in Ragersville two years before coming here. She has made quite a mark for herself, es- pecially in Algegra and debate. When Isabelle once starts to talk, it is all we can do to keep up with her. 25 ll 1 i I - i 3 4 l I l i i 1 4 J