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

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DEL-HI ,A 'f' JF -fi In is by well directed education that we come to the full enjoyment of the present, and look with cheer- ful expectancy toward the future. Knowledge is lightg ignorance is darkness. Page Five

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DEL-HI The verification of chemical facts is as stimulating, pleasurable and sat- isfying to the immature pupil as true research is to the mature scientist. Our improved laboratory conditions add fresh interest to the science sub jects. It is hopecl that our science courses will influence the student to realize the amazing range of physical phenomena interwoven in their everyday life, and the strikingly simple and orclerly set of principles that underlies all, and that thereby they may gain to some extent the scientific habit of thought. R. A. YOUNKIN Page Seven