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

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CHARLES AFFOLTER UCHARLEYU Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Orchestra and Band 4. ' , VVhy vex our souls with care? Charley doesn't believe in spending his time on such things as books. He says why worry over a trouble you haven't got? And lessons are lots of trouble. HAZEL EDIE UFUNNYU Glee Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 35 Latin Club 23 .Mixed Chorus 15 Junior Class Play Z. Her open eyes desire the truth, The wisdom of a thousand years. VVe have been trying to figure how Hazel made it in three years, and finally conclude that it was her unusual brightness and hard work that have won her this honor. EVELYN FISHER I HRUDIEU Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club Z3 Latin Club 3, 4g Radio Club 3, 45 French Club 4. So absolute she seems And in herself complete. Rudie is always jolly and full of fun and enjoys her nickname. She has always been successful in all the years of her life and has accomplished everything she has undertaken to do. RALPH FORSTER HFORSTERH Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Laboratory Ass't 4. I am not in the roll of common men. We are certainly glad to have Ralph with us. He is an asset to the class. VVe hear he takes a walk out Tuscarawas Ave. once in a while. That's all right, Ralph,.we understand. - MILDRED. SEIBOLD ' HMILLYN , Whose broken faith has never been known. NVhen Milly gets thatfdreamy look in'-her eyes, we know her thoughts are somewhere in Illinois. We have also wondered, particularly, why the.naz-ne Jack is her favorite name. Twenty-four

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JAMES BASSO NIIMINIIEU Latin Club 3, 4g Radio Club 3, 4g Social Com. 3. Look cheerfully upon meg Thou see'st how diligent I am. Jimmie is one of those rare souls who does his bit and doesnlt kick about it. He takes pleasure in do- xngllus bit, and can always be depended upon in a pine 1. HELEN ESPENSCHIED French Club 4. Like to the clear in the highest sphere VVhere all imperial glory shines. VVe often wonder where all the E's go to that are attributed to the Senior class. Part of ithem will be found on He1en's report card. Helen has always done her best in everything, and has been faithful to the end. DOROTHY E. MOFFITT HDOTTYH Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3g French Club 4. X In all her grace and -loveliness With smiles for a. certain one. Dot likes dark-haired people, and we've tried very hard to Find out why, but just can't. Nevertheless, Dot is a good sport, no matter how much she is teased. MIRIAM GIBSON FIM ERE!! Latin Club 3g French Club 4. Sweet peace she.brings, Whenever she arrives. Mere is another of our quiet girls, who .has won a lasting place in the hearts of her' companions. .Si- lence is more eloquent .than words, and the only time we hear from Mere is in recitations. A HERBERT KOBELT KfHOBEJl Football 43 French Club 4, Carnival Com. 2. And the memory of the strong man Lingered long among the people. Why thitli good-natured fellow didn't appear in a football uniform before, we don't know, but he certain- ly showed up fme his Senior year. Whenever I-Iobe appears he usually brings a good time. Twenty-three

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URSULA IRENE STANTZ STAN zY French Club 45 Latin Club. In her eyes the mischief twinkles, Always in for lots of fun. If Baltic has any more like 'fStanzy, we wish'they would send them here. Irene is indeed proud of her liigme town, nevertheless, she is true and loyal to Phila 1. JAMES RICE f:JIM:u Football Z, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Social Com. 4. 'vVhat should we sayg His deeds exceed all speech. G Actions speak better than words. VVe need say noth- ing, for you all know the asset that Jim has been to all our athletics. MARJORIE MAURER MIG Radio Club 3, 45 French Club 35 Latin Club 3, 4. 'iAnd none of the things thou canst desire ' are to be compared unto her. Mig, like her friend Rudie, besides being a lively companion, a friend in need, is also an excellent stu- dent. She is always ready to help, even tho' she is tres petite. HAROLD KURTZ uQUACKv Boys' Glee Club, l, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Historian Z5 Carnival Com. 2, Lat- in Club 3, 43 Radio Club 3, 43 French Club 43 Social Com. 4. Persuasion tips his tongue when e'er he talks. Quack is a man of his own mind, and once he has made it up it takes a good strong argument to change it. The fact that he isn't afraid to stand up for his convictions has been the cause of quite a bit of fun in the High School. L , DOROTHA SCHEFFLFR IIDOTJJ 1 Mixed Chorus lg French Club 4. For her eyes ' Like the bright stars of heaven Can hold discourse. Dot.'s eyes just twinkle mischief most of the time, and she has a good-natured smile for all. Besides enjoying a good time herself, she does her best to make others happy. Twenty-five