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

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Tr' -'r Tr ' ' . .Z W' Y -r an 4: V f 1 ' , , wk' , Y - 'ti J....4..L..:.a......JL:..4...........-.......,-........ M.. .....ei2fEif.,.-.-- -L - .LLM 7.4. ...-,., Lis. 4:42.23 DOLORES GATCHELL SAL ' Dennison H. S. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Glec Club 23 English Play 25 Adclphian Lit- erary Society 25 G. R. Secretary 25 Castilian Literary Society 35 Social Com. 35 Girl Reserves 45 Mixed Chorus 4. n Be not the tirst by whom the new are tried Nor yet the last to lay the old aside. Dolores has made herself our friend and even though she has been here only a few months, she is as loyal as those who have been here for years. Perhaps it is being a good Girl Reserve that has done this. AMELIA GRIBBLE More years had made me love thee more. Each year has brought Amelia more friendsg if she were to stay in high school another year, everyone would be on the list. But what would she do with any more? D FAYE PHILLIPS Mixed Chorus 25 Social Committee 35 Class Play. V True as the dial to the sun - Although it is not shined upon. Barnhill has provided this school with both brains and beauty in Faye. Perhaps her early morn- ing rides on the N. O. T. 81 L. have something to do with her pink cheeks Cwe do not say everythingj, but the brains we can't account for. HUGH METZGAR Mamie Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4. Yet I doubt not thru the ages, one'increasing purpose runs, And the minds of men are widen'd with the process of the sun. Hugh probably has a brilliant secret somewhere in the back of his mind, or maybe it is just a joke on the rest of us. At any rate it seems to have a good eiieet on him. PA RK URBAN XVH1T12Y I find we are growing serious And then we are in danger of growing dull. In that case there is not much danger of Parlc's growing dull for it is only his smile that keeps Mr. Paulus from freezing the library. That is the reason the coal bill has decreased. Twenty-five

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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

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l l l , if I -l l E Q l l . 'E l . '- 4 A V .7-' - V-at . NOBLE GUNNING Tippecanoe H. S. Class President 3. Knowledge is the hill which few may hope to climb. Yet Noble is climbing rapidly and all because he thinks it possible to do the necessary thing, how- ever hard. The class of 1925 will be proud of him soine day. MILDRED FISHER RED H Social Com. l, 4g Chairman 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4g Chair- man G. R. Service Com. 4g French Club 45 Secretary French Club 45 Literary Society 45 President 33 Ass't Literary Editor Delphian 45 Class Play. Condemn the fault, not the actor of it. in Mildred has merited more honors in high school than she has received, but whethext N. P. H. S. shows it or not we appreciate all that she has done Some college is waiting to do what we have neg- lected. ROBERT EVANS Though I am young, I scorn to iiit Upon the wings of borrowed wit. ' N. P. H. S. is not the only institution that has given Bob an education. His time is taken up outside of school hours, yet he graduates. How do they do it? - ISABELLE BURNSIDE IZzY', Social Com. 13 Girl Reserves 3, 49 See.-Treas. 3g Literary Society 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 43 Class B. B. 1. Deep-sighted in intelligence, Ideas, atoms, influence! Isabelle certainly leaves a splendid retord behind her and no doubt there is just as good a one ahead of her. It is hard work which does this, so leam your lesson here. EDNA LEFFLER HEDDIEU Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4g Class Historian 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 4g Latin Club 43 Class Play. Be loving, and you will never want for love. - Edna has succeeded so well with everything we have given lxer to do, that we made her class his- torian. It is not only hard work but ability, too, that have made her so successful, so we couldn't all do what she does. Twenty-six '