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

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I l ' Q J 4 i 1, 3 i 1 l 3.1 1' 1 1, - ' is . , , E... -1-,-.1.---e.s-... ...e - ...,.,,, .. E..- f .. w.-,....E,. WE.- ARDATH DAVY AR Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4. The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' Philly High could use many more people like Ardath, for it is this kind that makes the world go round. She never gets poor grades, but if she did, she wouldn't be the kind to blame the teachers. HAROLD ROSENBERRY 'IROSIEU Mixed Chorus 43 Secretary Literary Club 49 Latin Club 45 Class Play. So yet am I, Unless my friends and mirrors lie to me, A goodly looking fellow. But there is something behind Harold's looks and it isn't all dramatic ahility either. He sits in class and listens and when test time comes he's ready-sometimes only with smiles, but ready anyhow. ROBERT WHITEFORD BOB You've a bold heart, keep it so. Sometimes Bob shows his bold heart but when he doesn't his friend Cy shows it for him. He is wise enough to know that dates will rob him of it and so he lets the girls alone. JOSEPH MOORE Joe Social Com. 1, 23 Joke Editor 3. Care is an enemy to life. Or so it seems to Joe, The importance of being a .Senior hasn't impressed him any, for to him it is much more important to retain his Romeo-reputation with a patent leather top. AILEEN SEIDNER SID Mixed Chorus 1, 2,5 Girl Reserves 33 Literary Society 3. Happiness seems made to he shared. And so Aileen intends to share hers and in so doing make more of it. Life certainly is not an empty dream for her and we hope it never will be. Twenty-three

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4. .- F . s V . W-ii Ja .QRQZYX .. V. .Y,,...',1 v - ' i ' ' ill F, Y . av- -.A:....-av-.....a,-..---.. C iw. ee. -, ,,,,,,, ,,,,- .,,, , .. -,s - ' - . GEORGE COLLINS SQUID Orchestra l, 23 Social Com. 25 Vice President 4. - If fortune favors you, be not elatedg If she frowns, do not despondf' George has cause to be elated for he finished his school work at the end of the iirst semester. As a result his eyes are confined behind horn-rimmed glasses. But he had no chance to look at these good- lbokmg high school girls the second semester, anyhow! JAMES TGRGLER JIMMY Baseball 2, 3, 45 Captain 33 Class Basketball l, Z, 45 Football 4g Athletic Editor Delphian 4. The lion is not so fierce as they paint him. . So let it be with Jim. The girls do say he is a woman haterg if so, it were a grievous fault and grievously hath Jim answered it. But it may be that they are piqued because they can't get him and his frend, Beryl, interested. ELLEN F. JENKINS ULENU Latin Club 35 Girl Reserves 3, 43 French Club 4. Stuclious to please, yet not ashamed to fall. For Helen realizes that one who tries is never a failure The only solution we can find for her French translation is a French ancestor somewhere back in 'XVales, or ability acquired through hard work. GLENN SMITH S M1TTY Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 45 President 4. Perhaps it was right to dissemble' my love, But-why did you kick me downstairs? Although we sometimes are appalled at Smitty's choice of words, we know they are not ill-intended. He has ability along more than one line, as the Massillon game and a few other things prove. RI-IEA ABEL ABE Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Glee Club 45 Sec.-Treas. Glee Club 4g Social Com. 4g Girl Re- serves 35 Literary Society 3. ' Know'st me not by my c1othes. But this is not the only way to know Rhea for she is usually accompanied by a stack of books, which give us the impression of evenings well spent. It is peculiar that such a short girl should cast such a long shadow. Twenty-two

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ww-I V .W ... --.H - f - ----v -+ W- rl V V X. 4 ,' p - p ...v.. -. -7 lbv, .N 54' ,, .r-4.2.6 LK Lac. tt . t - . r L...1.L.L.g .L Z.'g.Q.n ROBERT FELLERS BOB Mixed Chorus 1. Happy am Ig from care I'm free! I VVhy aren't they all contented like me? Without Bob it is doubtful whether the Physics Lab could keep goingg and be- ing Miss Felton's right hand man is no small job. Perhaps the reason why he is so contented is that he is doing something that he likes. MAXINE RICKARD MAX Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4, Latin Club 4. She was pretty to walk with I And witty to talk with. Of course one does not need to do much talking, for Maxine always manages to take the load from our shoulders. She will worry about tests, but many of us do that. MARGARET PEARCH Be wisely wordly but not wordly wise. 1 Margaret believes in neither all work and no play nor the opposite. In other words she is a well-balanced girl who takes life as it comes and does her best what- ever happens. VENETTA HEATHCOCK And I oft have heard defended, A Little said is soonest amended. Venetta no doubt understands us better than we understand her. We wonder what she thinks of us, for it is the opinions rarely told which count the most. LLOYD NOLT Ten thousand difficulties do not make a doubt. Lloyd has never quite succeeded in becoming teacher's pet, but not because he l1asn't tried. If he had another year, he might attain that position, but then perhaps he thinks he should quit while the quitting is good. Twenty-four