Delta High School - Del Hi Yearbook (Delta, OH)

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Sophomore 1 . r V i t L V ' 1 .A f ' f. i A Q , I A -A ' ii' QL S. -V , I 'I ,A Eff , , . il S 3 ,V 1 1 V'AQQ ,'Ao W V ., 1155 - . A ' ' JEL. g'Yi5clF ' 5' , Richard Basich Sally Beatty Dale Bechstein Ned Bechtel Lawrence Bowerman Mary Lou Burgoon David Cole Dallas Cunningrham Hal Dailey Roger Dailey Donald Deck Lucille Dunning Donna Durham Rebekah Ernsthausen Nancie Falor Beatrice Finney Marion Frank Audrey Frey Dick Green Margy Grime Donald Haas Donna Haas Glenn Harmon Sue Hartley Io Anne Henricks Charles Hudson Dick Kigar Daryl Kleck Grace Lambert ,Terry Lambert Dick Lehman Donald Lehman Howard Leupp Minnie Mattin Glenda McQuillin Vit-gi1hMiller Charlene Post Vernon O'Brien Dorothy Ohlinger LaVonne O'Neil Raymond O'Neil Cale Rash Milton Rearick Margaret Ross Dorothy Sams jack Scherf Jean Segrist Albert Sharpe Donna Shirkey Donahel Skates ,lanice Smith Richard Stickley Ed Stine Virginia Taylor Dorothy Tedrow Marlene Tuckerman Donna M. Vondron Ruth Vlfachtman Kenneth Walter Mr. Burris, Sponsor Donald Nofzinger, President Iim Slagle, V. President Marion Ross, Sec.-Treas. Kenneth Tremain, S. Council Mrs. johnson, Sponsor The SOPITO-IUOTCS H115 Year have been 'trying very hard to make enough money for their Washington trip, Next YCHF. This year-they set their magazine sales goal at 3900, and with much work and diligence, they went over the top with 39985. Daryl Kleck was the high salesman with 519850. They were equally successful with the HCXT magazine Sale, too! The Sophomores also gave a party for the winning team in the sales.

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Junior Class Play Left to Riglif: Althea Terwilliger, Opal Green, Tom Sturler, jean Sindel, jack Short, jerry Tuckerman, Nancy Currier, Juanita Baugh, Paul Shelt, Valerie LaMont, Gretchen Winterliofli. The Junior Class Play this year was Brother Goose. Mrs. Mack directed the play. She did a very excellent job and, to the satisfaction of all, the play was a great success. The story is more than an ordinary one. Jeff struggles to start a prac- tice in architecture and to keep order in a house beset by two lovesick teens, VVes and Carol, and a pre-teen football fanatic, Hyacinth. Lenore, heiress to a fortune, plans to ensnare jeff by discouraging his other client, Mrs. Trimmer. But Hy and Peggy, the efficient housekeeper, upset Lenore's plans and saved the Vclay. Hy Wins her football game, Wles gets his girl, Eve, Carol wins a prize in her contest, Jeff keeps Mrs. Trim- nier's contract and Peggy captures jeff. Cast: Jeff-Jack Short, Hy-Pat Harris, Peggy-Nita Baugh, Le- nore---lean Sindel, Carol-Gret Wfinterhoff, VVes-jerry Tuckerman, Eve- Nancy Currier, Mrs. Trimmer-Opal Green, Helen-Althea Terwilliger, Driver-Tom Studer, Postman-Paul Shelt, Sarah-Valerie LaMont.

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F h i M, lllll gs gi V,: bA T, Miss Nan, Sponsor d In l T T if rlllll Pl- :: lill if llll 2 J Oyce Mandly, Presi ent res an A -1 '-2, H21 Di11iuS,V- President Cl llil tlll rlriil Bob Hansen, Sec--Trees-E . HSS llil ' Ronald Bemafh, S- Couwl 5 : i T Miss Kaseman, Sponsor E Beverly Ballin Jane Meister Janice Barker Tom McQuil1in 1 Clifford Beaverson Marcia McQuillin l MlldfCCl BCCl'lSt6l11 Eugene Nfiller John B01'Ck Donna Mohler Clifford Brown Vernon Mrrll Russel C00k Don Ohlinger MHHSHC Dailey janet Osterhout Buddy Demaliue Carey Peabody John Ells Florence Pelton Marlene Evans Henry Pelton Marjorie Fey Joanne Reckner Dale Fraker Charles Rettstatt Marlene Frank Lucile Ruger Ethel Fruth William Schmidlin Budd Gillespie Recd Sell , Charles Griesinger Roger Shelt Diane Cfreisingcr Janet Smith Kathryn Havens Nancy Stiriz Roger Johansen Pat Thompson Alice johnson Martha Todd Roger Kesler Edward Tovatt Larry Konrath Nolan Tuckerrnan John Kraska Theresa Vandock Robert Krohn Voleta Waclitman Ira Lake Larry Walter Delores Lambert Walter Whipple Ronald Lozer Pat Ziegler f Catherine Markley Not Pictured: 5 Carl McKibben jerry Watkins The Freshmen started the year with a great deal of enthusiasm, and we hope that throughout their four years of high school ,theyrretain that enthusiasm. The first thing the Freshmen did was to throw a big shindig to get acquainted. That'was the Freshman Get Acquainted Party on October 5. Concessions required a great deal of Work from the Freshmen, and they all Worked well. .