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

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DANIEL KAPPLER 'aKap Scientific Club 4. , I am for peace and quiet, I am. Dan is a very quiet little boy and if you did not find his name in the Class roll you might not know that he. is in school. He has not advertised his qualities very prominent- ly but is there with the goods just the same, MARY SMILEY ,f'Mary lane Varsity B. B. 4-Scientific Club 4. ' When she came to us, Mary was quiet and demure, but X. P. I-I. S, has changed- her considerably and she does not object in the least to pulling hair and having a little fun and amusement. ELIZABETH AUGHINBAUGI-I g'Lib Class Historian 2-Commencement Speaker-Editor of the Delpliian 4. Thou lmst 110 faults, or I 110 faults can spy. Tl101r art all beauty, 01' all llliudncss I Elizabeth is our exceedingly vrell read young lady. To her we render homage for the success of the Annual. If she is as successful in life as in N. P, ll. Sf.. a broader field of work i5 open for this wonderful girl. THELMA HENDERSON A gentle eye, a voice' more kind, We may not look on earth to fini . ' VVho has ever seen Thelma in a pctulanf or scolding mood? No one, I am sure, for she is one of the most agreeable girls in the class. She always has her lessons prepared and is always willing to help others. FREDA SNEARY Glee Club 3-Mixed Chorus 3', 4. 'Tllcre is ll 1-oice of mirth Beneailz. her dignity. This dignified young lady has quietly and diligently push- ed onward through her High School course without causing much disturbance. VVe always seek for her in the tvpe- writing room, where all her interests are centered. 26 v

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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

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v THELMA FRAAZIER Tliilmniy,, Art Editor Delphian 4-Secretary of CIass,2, 4-Glee Club 3- Just with rl sweet ifttnngible ,ruffle And a queer liftle sweep of her eyes. TheIma's nineties form a regular parade on her report and her blushes are always accompanied by a perfect re:ita- tion. She is quite an artist as you cansreadily see by looking over the pages of this Delpliizm. GEORGE ALEXANDER Sleepy,' Social Committee 4-Scientific Club 4--Finance Committee 4-Chemistry Assistant 4. He knows his place and purpose, ' And performs each duty well. George is one of Mr. Weiss's most valued pupils il? creating those sweet perfumes which arise from the Chem- istry lab.', NYe never knew just how important he could be until this last year. HELEN SHAW Scientific Club 4. Her genius, 'w1'sd0'm, 'viriues 'we declare. Helen has been so quiet during these four years of high school life that very few of us have learned to know her. She does not force her opinion upon other folks and after all, isn't that the sort of people we like best? , A MARTHA MacMILLAN Mac Glee Club 4-Class Basket Rall 1. A 1f0.rel71cd get with little 'willful thorns. Here is a young ,lady who possesses an iron will. No- thing can change her when once she has decided herself upon a subject. She used to he afraid to go out at night for fear the hears', would get her, but she doesn't seem to be afraiu of thern any ITLOYC. GEORGE REED Editor of the Delflziette 4. HC, imconcernerl, would stand secure aviiiisf a falling rc'01'ld. - George is 3 young man who has contributed a great deal to the success of our school paper, which just appeared this last year. He is very conscientous in his Work and can al- ways be relied upon to do his work well. ' 27 , ,,,' A: 5 4 1 l w .4 -5, l i 4 M