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

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DEL-HI RAYMOND BAKER G-ERTRUDE BARRETT HAZEL BARDEN MARION BLOMBERG ARTHUR BRATTON ALMA BURT ALFRED BURT GLADYS DAVIDSON DONALD DAILEY MARTELLA DEMOND ORIS DELLENBACH EUGENE EBERLY GRACE EICHNER ROBERT EICHLER RUTH ELDRED Qgophomores RUBY FOUTY CARL FRYBARGER MARY GREEN DORIS GUTHRIE DONALD HARMON STELLA HARMON MARCELLA HENRICKS DAISY HILL TENNIS HUYCK J EROLD KLOPFENSTEIN MILDRED KOOS JUNE KOOS VERN KNAPP DALE LAVER EARL MACK CECELIA MARKEY JULIA MCDONNELL FRANCES MERRILL MARION MILLER GRACE MYERS DONALD PFAFF HELEN RAKER ELSIE REED HOWARD REX MILDRED RHOADS VIVIAN SCHNUR NORMA TODD KIRKWOOD TURPENING AUDREY WATSON JANET WISE Page Twenty

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DEL-I-II junior Class History ARTHUR FISHU-.. .....,.,.... ,...........,.,, P resident i ELLSWORTH OHLINGER .,,... .,...,....... V ice-President BETTY KODER- , ...... ..... S ecretary and Treasurer Sponsor-Miss Hollinger The Junior Class has been exceedingly active in school affgifs during 1929-30. A very interesting pageant was rendered by the class at the Christ- mas Chapel held at the Community Hall. The junior class play Applesauce, given April 11, 1930, was very well received hy the entire community. Much time and effort was spent by members of the class in raising funds with which to banquet the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom of May 9, 1930. Page Nineteen

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DEL-HI Sophomore Class History VERN KNAPP ..., ,------- P resident EARL MACK ................ ............ V ice-President KIRKWOOD TURPENING .... .... S ecret-ary and T1'EaSLl1'81' Sponsor-Miss Rowe To open the school year a meeting was held at which new ofhcers were elected :md plans were made for the year. One of the big events in the Sophomore class history was the party held on December 30. Both the Sophomore girls and the Sophomore boys made a record for themselves in athletics this year. Besides placing members of their class on the varsity teams, their standing was high in intra-mural sports. The scholastic standing of the class was also remarkably high. There were more members on the Hozior Roll from the Sophomore class than from any other. Page Twenty-One