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

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QOOJ-Kyd l'rt'xitlt'rfl . XYll,l,lANI lltt-itssr l'irt' l'rt'.v1'tlt'11l llt1.1, lioon .5lL't'I't'ltl7',X' llttmxi 'lf-xx't,ol4 'l'm1.v11rt'r llicia SINIZICRXIAN .llollo linowletlge is power C'olor.i' Kose antl silver l loTt't'r . Kose lt is with regret that the Class of V138 realizes that the time is near at hanrl for saying goocl-hye to high school tlays. We hare enioxetl our three rears in the Senior lligh School nineh more than we thought we wottltl when we entererl here. ln the fall of 1035 we enteretl, two lnintlretl ancl lifty-two strong, a little hewiltleretl hy the strange sehool httiltling, the clillerent teachers, antl the new ciistonis. We soon atljnstecl ourselves to our new surrountlings :intl ln' the entl ot the rear were entering treelx' into all school atf . . c . ltlllr. ln our junior year our chief project was the 'lunior-Senior l'roin. which we linancetl hy means of an original program. Some of ns learnecl a few things about niatheniatics, Latin, history, ancl the connnereial suhjects, antl some of ns clitln't. lly the encl of the year, nioet ot' us possessecl white carcls which entitletl ns to return to school the following tall as seniors. ks seniors, we enteretl into all the activities that were otteretl. Uni' class of one hitnrlretl ninety-nine has the tlistinetion of heing the largest gracltiating class in the history of the New Vliilatlelpliia Schools. Hur work has lieen so flirirlecl that practically every ineinlwer has serretl on one connnittee. Xnrl now we are sorry that we are so near the entl of our school career, for we realize that we are going to miss school life. So insteacl of saying goocl-hte we shall merely say XX'e'll he seeing Ytlll.ll Lortsi-1 lf.fxt:i.icx'

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gfau of 1938 Ch Ch Ch Ch Ch Ch ,lrf Officer: !JI'L'A'illt'l1I' . BlLl, D11cN5'1' Vim' l,I'L'.Yft!IL'lIf 'I,31l.l, ,Ronan ,S'cv1'vIcIr,x' . llllmu 'I',xY1,u1q 7iI'L'fI.VlII'L'l' ,Dieu S1xc:1c1ul,xN uirmzm of Ring' Committee III TAx'1.u1: nirmzm of Social Cifilllllliflffff . l'311.1. Rom: znirman of Ifinnnce Committee IJICK SLNGICRMAN zxirmzm of Invitutifm Committee M,-x1u:A1uQ'1' Flsrllilc znirmzm of Play Cmmuittee . . CIIARLICS Iikuwxlxu zlirnmn of Cup :md QLUXYII Committee . 111 'l'Ay1.me 'I 'I.Vt'l'.Y Mlss AI,-XNSl'IIil.I7 :md MR. Howlliv

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MARY AFFOLTER CuU1nzY halcyon .... domestic .... friendly G. R. 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 45 Strut and Fret 4. FRED ANDREWS W I i ICATIICSU droll .... drawly .... dreamy Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Strut and Fret 4: Debate Team 43 Ger- man Club 4, Dance Committee 4. MARJORIE ARNOLD MAkt:1c bookish prompt Competent G. R. Z, 3, 4, Commercial Club 45 French Club 4. GEORGE AUHI H L Bun courteous trusty .... obliging Hi-Y 4. RICHARD LEE BAKER n1CK laborious meditative genu- me lland Z, 3, 45 German Club 4. EA RL HALL -U1k'r puppy speedy harmonical Hi-Y Z, Conunercial Club 3. O RCTH lRliNlf l!Al,l. nA1.1. breezy .... adaptive .... nimble Chorus 2, 4, G. R. 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader Z, 3, 4. IEVELYN RERYL BARN ES CHERRY unrumcd apologetic jocund MARTHA BELLE RATES Hl.UI.AI3liLI.lCu fair .... diverse .... ready HELEN BAXTER ff1rATIl hearty respectful salutary Chorus .23 G. R. Z, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 4. .l AC li ll EATT Y HCLYDI-In witty .... mannerly .... radiant Strut and Fret 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Class Play 4. H liNRlE'I l'A IBICHSEL HIIIENNYU likable tacit faithful German Club 4. K ENNETH IXORIJIER HKI-IIE mana handy collected sparing Iland Z, 3. ,I IQSSE HORN AA., lass!! lithe studious shrewd