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

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ARLEEN MEISER I . sis Mixed Chorus l, 3g Glee Club 1, Girl Rc- scrves 3, 4. It'is not what she has nor even what she does, W'luch directly expresses her worth, but what she is Iust by looking at Arleen one can tell that she is a goodfnatured girl willing to do her part in school affairs. DOROTHY MIZER ffDOT!J Latin Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 4. You know and say just what I think. Dorothy has a way of talking and of giggling that are all her own. No one can help liking her. ALBERT PARR NAB!! Glcc Club l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Z, 35 Hi-Y 3545 French Club 45 Social Com. 3, 43 Class Sec. and Treas. 45 Radio Club 35 Ass't Ra- dio Operator 4, Scientific Club 4, Class Play. Greater men than I have lived V But they are all dead. Xlfhen Ab is asked to do something, 'tis no soon- er said than done. The boys like him and the girls -well, they can't be so frank. RUTH NI CKELS NICK Carnival Coni. 25 Class B. B. 2, 3, 45 Var- sity 3, 45 Capt. 4, Latin Club 2, Radio Club 35 French Club 43 Vice-Pres. Class 3, 4g Chairman Finance Com. 43 Girl Reserves 3, 4-g Class Play. Built like a mosquito, long and thin. If Nick set out to do nothing, she would do that well. Her worth is shown in the class room and on the basket ball floor. Voila un homme av cas aussi. GRACE PACKER nPE'l'lEH Girl Reserves 3, 4s Office Stenograplier 4. She is prim, she is neat: She is pleasant and sweet. Grace is indispensable as the school stenographef, and she adores slim people especially those from Tippecanoe. Twenty eight

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PHILIP MILLER NPI-IILD Of their own merits, honest men are dumb. Philip just entered the -class this year, but he takes anractive interest in its work. I-Ie is also in- terested in Dover, Ohio. Time will tell us why. MARGARET MILLER HIXIARGEU A Her cheeks do counterfeit the roses. Margarefs pay strict attention, please, usually brings down the house but her audience always hears something worth wlulc. CHARLES MILLER HNICKH Heaven rest his soul where'er he be! Charlie's cheerfulness is his best trait. As it is the season that unattached men are snatched up, wc ask hmm for his own good to watch his step. WVILMA KAPPELER l KIBITALJJ Girl's Glce Club lg Girl Reserves 3, fig Scientihc Club 4g Costume Mgr. Class Play. A temper as ready as her tongue. When one wants Bill to do a task, it is accom- plished before. one asks. This is a poetic way of saying Let Bill do xt. EDWARD KAPPLER' UCAPILLARYU French Club 4. He is not only a scholar, but El gentleman, And a good fellow as well. Capillary does not have much to say, only in class and then he knows just what to say. N J s Twenty-seven

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RAYMOND RANDALL HRANDYU Radio Club 35 Hi-Y Club 4. Himself alone, aucl none others he resembles. If you meet a fellow with a monstrous pair of - glasses and :1 most genial smrle on his face, look out, it is Rancly. MARGARET REES PEGGY Glec Club Z, 3, 45 Class B. B. 35 Prcnch Club 45 Scicntihc Club 45 Dclphiau Typist 4 Quiet and unassuming but always on the job. Margaret takes the high road in her. studies and school life. Success awaits her in this world tor she controls the obstacles set in her path. ROBERT RICE Bo1s ' French Club 4. - Like a quiet lake, unruflied by the wind. If you see a little Ford chug chugging along the road to and from Olrltowu, it is Robert's, He is one of our best students. ANNA STRAHL KIIIXNNIJ Cvlec Club and Science Club 1, in Malia and McConncllsvillc High School. Life is short and so am I. A gl-nfl stenoyrmphex' can be made of Annie ii shu is not IIarris erl too much. PAUL SNY DER HSNYDERU Radio Club 35 Scientific Club 45 Lab. .-Xss't 4. It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. Here is au Edison II, the scientific wizard. Al- though Paul is ni a quiet nature, yet he is a fellow of energy and enthusiasm. r Twenty-uin 0