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

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SENIORS

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F' 'ln - THE DELPHIAN To the Faculty lX'l1e1'1 we venture out on l.ife's l1lgl'1XVZly, XYhatever we du ur try, There are some who have helped us accomplish Great things before we die. They have helped us with our burdensg They have comforted us in our trials: They have inspired us to gain the kuowleclge That leads us along l.ife's miles. If someday in the years to come, Children read of your name. Your teachers have helped to carve it In that XVU1lClC1'l11l hall of fame. So here's to our dear old faculty! May their reward lie bright, And may we always remember and praise them, Tliough we elimli the greatest height. BVS. F., '30 Page ten

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THE DELPHIAN ,5 The Threshold Over the threshold we come and gog Our classmates and the friencls we know: Ancl we gaily laugh as we leave the door, Not thinking that we will come no more. Qver the thresholcl-and as we pass Many a happy lacl and lass. May we all look hack to clear l'hilly lligh Nucl say to her our last fond good-bye. Over the threshold carvecl in stone You can see the footsteps of those we've known May our marks he lelt hesicle those gone before There beneath that wide open floor. Mildred Thompson, '50 Class Poem On memorv's wall hangs a picture. Hung there by chorcls of time: 'Tis a picture of happy schoolclays, Of a class so great ancl line. Then the vision grows clearer, And familiar faces appearg These seem to he those of our teachers. lxlost plainly those of our Senior year. Then I pause for a moment to think, Of the friendships made at l'hila l-lighf' Then a feeling of longing comes o'er me To he hack in the days gone hy. Oh class of nineteen thirty! l.et come and go what may. llut let us keep that picture Unblemishecl, all tlirougli lile's wav. Sarah E. Roby, '30 HmmHmH! I 9 3 0 lIIISlI1U.JJm Page twelve