if S -- T .' ' ' AA -2. A A-S: 15g-: 5'r-fir-5-aff'fHAA -f5f121--- .f?Zz':?'-4 z',A--f fwh , Aer A A AA A. Fw' g 'ia--'fn A A A A' -Ami!-F Q? sg.-. M -fi,ZZ:l2.f,f3?53ktg5A.N -Ui 923,-A a ,Zi 555151. -A - K, 5 2, wig' A5 W, -, -if .fvqilffi A .gx.,,A,,.f,'i --f-Q4Q.f ,,1we'wl,'g5fA- 'rms-v- z--' .--,M-'-.. av-'gmf EA,---,Li ,A - A AA A A AA A AMAA, A Aw AA A - A A- ' 4,5,---- ,A-Az' 4 . A' . A 'A , .QA . - , . .A --.fn - LL. - .. .' ,-' AA -Aa ,I-Af:?,-x--1 'M : 'Ain-W, pgs., A . :'AA.A: 3:-:,,5A, .. A , ,,,-A. A .-+-,-f,Q..,- A-55 .-my ww? Aw, -,- -A- ..,g,g,--1. L- Af A 44-L 5---M ,,, L. - .A 4 5A --'- - . , A ., A A 4 A , . . -, . - A - erm- Wi,-.-. wg- .A A ,.1 A .- AA -Aw, ,A ,A A-AAA-,Zu 2-A -+ ,4 A. --N -M A-.A.,.An:wf, .- ALA A. .A+ A-,Q -A-AA? Sgf-If' -' Qi -. A - A'-,aff T4 5 s Af 1 ' '-4 weI--3f ?-'-'fAmgH:u'gTf-,ei-A+ 4,-li--ff,-.iiiQ.'A-f',5--upAA'- gs-Fi .Q fx-we-QA-:ww--J -4 f ,gr A .A A A 55.3, .A '- A-elf-'-'a S., 4 1-.A T flf-1 9? -ffi wi'-497 - -'gfgfegf-2:-A 'We-T 551' r vAf ' - ' q i ' - '- -fb - ' ,As-f A. A1 'A-A1951-?:fLb-- Af---- 1 A' - . 1-+11 4 --fi 'ff-iii' 'f A'-:C--if if PNY- 42'-2 -111' -' - i - A QQ- - ' 1 Y J' ' -wi, . 5- -Gi A. 1 -5714 - ---a - aw w!-'-'- ma-A'rf:'. H -4'--7--'fe z. .ix -tan.-f',,--'---1'-5:91759?---' I--15:15.-A.A-QA.:-.u.4-.Af?Ai's:'1E MA, 1 -MN. A- ' -.A ffH5a?A'.Q- .A .sg N655-5 - 1 QW A 35- 9 fu? Y if 'xg mi -R. -B-,Vx-A .QQ ,EANAAA -Mags M535 N 1, w-f,SZZ,,e gm,, j42P,MQ'gww X gig Wypslgffx -Q , A S, Q-C - ' ' tawff Eiwij A7 -- ff-ff' :ff?E42'55E'H'f55f 'W' FE W -15,59 - A 1,3 17554. film, -gag Q F5'f '- 1 - - A - -w-i- '-:'- 'N -awfkgf-'Q-.rA'.':-','+159'Y-'gf' -S-' -'s-swmEe-t- ' -tgifv'--A' qu - ir W . I--'H -' ---' -,Jw -OGEYES'-ifre-P1 -WA.-r 414-15--'gf-' vi li ,Af -1 -ii 4 La, 5 ,gf Q5-IAQ, ?2:22 L' 'af'-. if 51,351 if gl.-igwigif' ,la-rf, 4 .L E I ,gt --A -- - x Q x ' A 4 5' M1 -sq, 3-?9zf:F'?5-'EQ'1555-Affs-Eg ?f A-szrffv 5355 1.--AA .Af 'fAG-'?HGAT? -A 2AA,5-632:45-A:- 4 -qi '32 ' -fi, 'E V A: Efmffif by -44. 47-'SM-A 7' iliifxfigii if Eg-an -PM '-Ef,g,Ug4.Av vgE--A-fi 42335-2511 MQ-w Y gf- -A ,M iv1.a5,QW W A J I ff'-Sbwff' ' 'K 'WMM 5' fu 3-'rf QM Q F -'Q' gg-:fag H34 aJ1'4 viii F-9 W NH- -Hfwff-was-161-:A , -UH' 3 7,4345---Ai,, 9-gg-,Q,A:AAQA,?,Ag A' gig? 5 , ' 23- 1 1::'r- ' A . 5-4 : ff-A I- 1 ' - -A--11 - -1-ff -' - -':.-:fir--is:-f - -' -my-A -' - - 1 -'fm ' ' -'fm' ' -- - -rl Q -. A '- .LZJ ' gi.A'A.A.: 'f' '-W4 A- -- A - 'P-nfl' -fy '- U -Wilkes 'JA 9'-Afi55.g:X5:1' -X-:'fq::'!kf-75 'a':h5' '- r'-ef'- 1- - ' ,-Sgr' 'k:' A+'i-A-'Af - .iffmapg AA gf'-. - T' 'F -E. - A, A , -'qv .A T' fwpg- A-5555?-.Fm-1?-s-AA-k,fAAe-5-EQ 9, A-Q93 iw, AAA ,.,, A ' y n -'1 '-gg,-5--PAQ,--5-L..--5 - ' -...A -v -2- A- ' - an ---.M .'--...-.-- . -A, JA-Aww AA.-.-+ ' A -Ax v vw .- A -uw ' . A A .ff A. A. ' . A--A-.1-AJA '--A K ,-1579 i2f'2'F'-35,-,Q . A Jr-err,-.+A-f.f A- ' A iff' A A - -. .- - '52, 4A-'gif 'A fx? - -'-A-x. 3-I .W W -' -.345 ,wabyxl -QA A. A .A Rifi V 1 'L 'X T1-f G Af, WW 1'-J? 'MU ' 'ff L ,-Q 9 'jf 4,4 'N' 9... 'gi-SP' A ,Q A - mg'-ga, B Q ff- gg? X ,gig 3.-55? ,fu A we A , f, '- gs kv Wy In qv 4, ggi? F vi , Y L Ig Rmb, 4, ,gba A1 y., 1' 3- IR N- F 4 -: - :ff AA: A',.'-A'-rw An'-.lf-'. -.1 -- . A:r.A- 1 -Maw A. -r - 2' 'IA As:-QA.,-r A - '24 L- '-A 1- I- 3 ' -A W - - if-Q -- A - - g Sffm-. 1--A AC' 1 -' ,7.:e5-rf A-E' T-11:15-'-:'.M .A 2 'gf ':'-' - - f ' . .. A' '-'- Y '951'.'?'4sB9 '-. A: 52fS f'--1- 6-Eff-' - - . -- -f - -.Ag -fm 'g'a-eff '--.wig u f- - fs 4 A -- x2-+AE1:-f 'z-af-ifg-,g,:-'- ' --fr-51?-ab--V - ' -- ---.-I-'vm' I f 5- - 'fs 1-f.4i1- '-4--'G 'J- MJF-'1.A k - ' Q' f'A- ,J -L' -in A 'A ' ' ' ' ' u. ' 'H' 'AA : ' f' -771 .m- - ABF' Ja T 5 rf '-.1:- I 91 'I Y' A me ' 4 sa.-:f --Le? A. -A-23,1 'ff----:X LA- 4,1553 fa 311- - 1-- A ' A A- - ' --1 -' . . -Y -'A --J Y' M' -1' 3 C' A3-,A ' Q, AA. , ,iglpggq fggffx ,A i rg-W g V5 1 Q A . , ' f f: F'-'ul' ,f??3'AAf'- 2423 A557441 152041- 'TQ ' air i s A -' 2-.E N-wx: ' 4f'f5E --:- T-QU - -A A- - 5 i - L ' 1 I L m 4 . Af ' 5- . K g : T2 .A , A H - A- A - rw'-A 1. ve, AA A -. - Aa! 9'5 ,A - AAN- if ?-fm A- . AA -'A A fn. ms. -- '. -I' ' ' ,. , '!'A' A' 7.4, 23:5 'A ,A 'f . - 1 ef- I .-' 'A Q ' 14.1, .5 - .A ' ' A- A,-Z A A: '-- A f F3 -is - nw . 1, - A - -A-5. 1, A.-54:52- ,H F--'35 A A n--A'-H- , ..,Ag Aa:-J -A,-AA, -3 A - Sf ' A- - - AA - '- .a..'i3'.gAJgg,Af-X .... 1. 5' A,--' JA A 'A ' ---,N,.4. ,a-1. 231. H ' ' 1 .-'xg - - 11-M -A -gg' if - -gif Yr' ' t- id'-M-ei - gg it ! A Mfg, -2 A., 1- A . .Egg gg? ,pr,,etg!MX 5 K iq . f ,A Eg, J Nw R . -.-N -xglyifwt KLEAQAAWAIMV A xx. . E LQ gF.E,,ZA- A x W? - -- J? .Lai-4 ,4 75,464 .A i . Aa A,-:H Q., rw- H- - f- 3'-,,--if ,F gy- A, .ARM A, , -M - - .A a- -1-. -- A -' UG - 1--L-' -mths-- -. in, -LA . -2:-. -, ' 1 -Q N' ' 113 - A ., -N '19, -' , ,: A 33 -A QA., A, - h 5 W A AA.. , -gif 5,'4!f5l'.1-17?,E'?351l-s,g-52A,f11.AgE'f,,A!A? tw H ,LAL mgitglg :AL A 5 - Fr, rv 571.3 :FLA-:EF-L, .E if ,V - :ALE .A AVA - ,A-- .AAA i,,,-551,6 3 0 E V - .A - -: Aw- A A, . -if ?.'-W5--.Ai-113fi .pflyfiA-L-'Z1'A21:vz'1g.1fu'ff-bw -g.,---Aw-Lib 4-'F?f ,yi---A A .A A A' A-A'2.Aq5.:-,N-: A- f-A-Q ,'A 1 ,- L, fA . - A ,. A--p-gf 'A --A an -A A ' ,-, .' -' A. 'ii ?E?f'7f- ,wif .if Q Yff'-' l9'-gS .mf'f'V'5 JQ'?'i?+'- '7L J'f' - -A A ' 5'm'.,'f 7 -ffY'7f3?Z'- ' ' A V A w'- . -4- ff' 'KQV A 'i k '-' i v A A. w 1 - A m ' 5, A A 1 A A M 1 755 A15 K . . R- - l my -in M A 'G 5? A ' f E-5' M235 ,A-f '-- gg Aga.-2 gf---'w,,-2-t'4f23iL--'-'W '-'f1-A--35-' 'W wi2'9 'Q '-B-wifi. - M ,A-A -' -Hp - -5 -- - - ' - A Hr ,A-A+ 2,3 ' .::A-A125 5.43 35.3,-A:'g '--5 ,f,,i. Agp,--L35-,rg -1 E-A5 xx:--2, , 1 A A-,Ag A: 5F-- -- 'A A, -2- -- ,M - - :1 35: A 5 , -- f,w ,y - , ff ' AA ' ' - - -- -A, A A- - A A A A -gigs ,A.A.3---Q.. MA--A, AA AA 11, 'A-E?w'- - ,s Ax- A J , AA , A iq . -AA - A A . - ea. iii AA -Segifcsg. i3,gu:g,giA Jai m34wYig2,L3.,jHiQ,1Z,,E,2ig5g.g ,,g1'2i'?5ESfzAAA.?,-,i-QE- :. .:Xv-i f 85 ,5 -5? A. . ,y ' E 'K 3 X '.41 'h-C if-ss' ' 'TK J- x 74 SY lifgi , - f H, B:-'F I -M ' - A f A Q5-A v' M ' -. A ' A - - H- ' -' - fa' is-4-l 1--1 -F f' 'Q'1y'I-xx --gy A t 'W--4--5 -.:r-' fof-- - A - Y-'-2---P f A -xg' ' - . , I A 1 A A A2 -'5 --Q A flu-A qi s 3?-MSG- 'lk 'tfwxf 4w'blQ , ' QQYH ,Salim I 5,715 JL +1-'L' X uxi eff, ,155 Q 7-T A .-it 1 .f 31' in 'fi t H A f -. -Y - - ' ' -'Q-'?2. l5I '-f -' ' A Aid!- A. EQ 2 - ','! y?Qi!i 57' -A A . , ' 1- Y Ks.: --' - ffl- V25 - A A i-l-.-iEfg-A- A-Q -w -A QA. R if -Eiga 2, wfgggg :MMI xo if few-if , A-I ,-be-T, dip'-QB-f 5w4m, gg wg- -is ze R 5 1 +4-' f M A f -J -af - 'A 'f-r '- f - -'v ,A-Af' '. f- 1 -A . - '-:ff -'f:-'- A 15, 4-A: -A-ay P .,- . - .'-.- --1-: .A -A -A A. --. -.1 '- 4-A. ,Ac A 0. wA . -AA A .- - '- ' H ' P' 'iii' :Nr-f-' 'Y' FA 2-1 - - ' 'V -i'l:'f'i'1'---'i:f-nF.-- 5'---f-'ff I- M'+ -M-QT fx- -:Ad A .1-Liu A '-f -'vw-f':?f12sfsw 'A A-GSH. 5' ' -K 'fei:L1 ' - '- . 1 -'B -'-P AJ--if-1-2. MN wiv A A A, A- '- ---15? - A-if-'AA-am, ls -- 4' f.-2-9' bsyieimaff--wr M' Ax zffifsfa- 1 A f-34 kfrswf , - W ' - - -. A .- .,,5y3gAA nw-. S f- .?,,-Yr'-?-3-Fmi- -QA-Af-3, -A, .A W - M A id' w, A -F -X , -Aug--:,.A?-:-:3iuA.3?g3Ai -,Aw-gan, -355,532 ., A M ,A MA 1-5 5 9. Y' ' Q iv ' vb ? ' L '- 1 - A Ri '- in!-if A 5 3' . Aff Xi 'Q A AWK? A 1 M -f if we A - 'Emi - r'f'34sj 'Q -1 S'3?f'm:axfZf, :?,af?SA4.EK-f2'4' 4? f2 'v5. 'S' 4 -A 'Q ' .- '- M-f-f?f -:,- A-fu :A--A-:A--Ag. 1 ff ,554-M f wwf-Egg AQ ---'ff -'ef Hwgf-PQJUW -1 if 3552- - -55 gi , ,pi-,U Qs - AIQAZE' QA 'ffm' -A .Af T- '55-A 1-A-4 lil.:-LH - -AM fur1:.'.1-nies-AA: -A ' ' I -A A--L1 K---A-rw.. 7?-.ww-.'. -A J- A -Af f A - . -A Ai- 1- 4 iv- -V 3-1 A- ..f--gt-f-A --Aa A A.5pK?fe-M -111 iifwff. -951:--6?-A -rv JS- fx- '1-15-i-?!S.v .- - ' -' .A 2 1' ' Q-Tl : 4,L'i,k?i:L Q2.J.,5,-5?,?f?Q?:lA.i-A,S.:5A-A,fm A-,g.,.Aiigkg. AAQEEQQWMMA-f:QA.5,AA' Yggwfybgg-A Agni? A 1,,rmAA1F-AEEQQ7-gfg,-5qglA 553 , gm-:EeA .--QA mf mmf ,AAA sigma 1, QQ .pi Na+?-lyig gk, ' ,Q3,,w,,+c-af D - ,egg-if -Wg-4-B, 5 fm,zg-A-J wg, Img,-A-,, Mmgfggs - M 1 'W' .A gg AAQEAQ' X 5. 5' '11 ' '51 A: ' J-Aff '-'-7: 'ir-' 'PSF' 'J '- AF '? H' --35 -ff .V 4 -.1 ,Q,,'?,3,'- -kj 12:1-.AA A- 5-A-, - W 3.6 'aglf f' GAA., , 1 if ' 'A f A.-- -A, ' A - A: A -A 'A , -.1-13, ' '- A ' ' A '- 'AA A ' f- A ,K ip -4'.-. if-fx-Ir? J'1Q 'f -ff ?.q'f'5'3'gWy, 3-1 5 A 'Q 5 daw g ,AQ 'gi 3' pu :M kan, 4 ' 'AJ' Ar T' -.Estf'2ff-W' 'ff 35?-F-ffif' A, -:iv 'nfl-' fi w11?dAyfA':q'-59 Lf- , ' . ' --A ' '- i - 'L ' - ug'-1 A A' f '5g.., 71 . 5 5' ' R ' .' 5 - - Az !-A-L-J ' 52-2- 3:-' -iw A S -A A- .A ' -A tm- -- T-2 A -A fail' ' YL iw? 7 F A A ,eg Q Eg, A A Af, MA X ,fx ,A ,Q f Aa ,A HA qv if W' '2' 55- 21?-.A 5'f 'Q1 f2-f 33-f ?'fz 'K : Un -1-1-543 'Pk' -2-g ,W-' Ev '- f- 2 -'?'GK-Sai?-fm 1 if A -S ai'-r5' 1 ':E ' W'-if -'-A-. '-I .:g.-:A,,--- .A A -' -1'--A': A' 5 f-z-.- .1 -,A '.:A-g 1' :-:L g.-A : .-.4-AM' . .AA ,- ' A :A:-1, 5 -Mi - A . AA, ,A-. I, - ,A ff -f - 552 '-i5-WA?-'W Hz- SAV J -J -11 -X' Aw-1 f - 1 A,-A A. x max W ' E ' fA W ff-wg., Af -MTQ-L,ay'fA-, ihxvm , ,A -mm ? fefww A 1-5,3 's--.vw f-54. ,jf qfvgw A M -1,3 :gy 13,5952 .K 'EH mm Tr -if iihs Aj.,Aig-,A --:' liar. ,,:-- 2.43 I T' - 5 ' A ' A F 4 is - . A A - 5 ---4-Q A., A A, A. 11.. A A. A A AA A A A . A. A AA A A A A A . AA , A A W 'W' f - 1 - Y W f 32 ' -LAS'-ff -, - 5' 9' '1' A 'Q' E 'l 4525 J 3 f 1' - '- 35, vvgzi, 57452,--Af.A-A-F--1--z-34-A-.2 -5- .'Af 6 's--H '-z'x5w'2'w4fvf-KIT.-'W-ai--A-Ax :psf 2-'f--fr,-Q AA.. ,ff q A A w - A, f-:JP ' -1 '- -- 5 1.- ---A A - ff- FAAQAQ? - L:. 1 TM - Es- '-AQ fi'-if -See--1 -?-5353 ,Q , , .-,Q avr-Qimdg , J, E kgiv .W 47 V A .z,, ,- :'.',A -A ---AA. -J QA, A W5 QUE? my S51 1 A-232 'Hx'-H al: T' 1 bf f'i- f'i '--i,,:'-.-, -,A , 4- CAMS -Af -g,,,m,,f-v 1,, ,-Amp, . '-UF' - -' -f Aviv- .1 .-5 HT, '77 wiv Af'-'fi'-?.ALfI ig-'-JE .. 3:-A ' z A-55-1-f3 13' Ti: E .Af K- Ai Q-5 .lar iz-Qynlfidk 'A- MJ 9 A ' - '53 A M- Y 'W ' - - -f ' K I rf A. ,V - A .,.N AA - . A. A. A .A A, A ,A A A AA A ,A A A A A, A AA A ,, A PH-fZf1'. -A'-A 1 t:-f-'Af-f'f - A' A - '- .1 - J -- f 1- S. T - --1' -' fl - - - ,Q Q- -41:1--H ri' A- - ' f ' xg .A im--X, . . AA A A A A. A A A A ' AA--A -was , ,Q l I 5-M Yvjh WR Wlllf MSA'-Hg J ' H '55 -P' ' kk' ' K1 iii? E J-4 V?'97'!gk4 :mv i ' M51 f D w -11 Ei 'ff 5 L 1' fx. gs' A X254 - -, A E 4 1-A Ak ,ai . g 1 1 . gg? Eh: ,AQ . QL 15-771 -NMA 31418' +5 U -.A . A A , . If --QL 5 73'5+Li'-'-1L !? 3f'1 A . 15- 1- A -A i - 2 r 9 A -'fi - ' AA5--'Z - -'. A-f ,QA A-1 A ' Lim., A-'92, ggfgwggggvfgg:-isf?gQA,,if3 -5 +W'35p'f 'LQ-92ff'f'E-Y7iw '5faif.'Q'A-54 wwf - W ' Hy ' J ' 4 sk ' Vi?f-M331-4 - ---af--A-Q-A fini:---Agqrf A -S2 Q gy-1 - . -r -- if-5-V - .QA-.fz-. -5- .g+fg,A-germ ,A .1 ff . 'B 1' M gs NFNQA me-uv S-5'.7--' '54--A--A-. A --Af - AA AA... . .H -mn . .4 -A A .., -A A,A,- ,,,,.. A A '3- ' - A A A- ' 1 A' ' 'M 71' ' 5 'WWW' f ' ff' Ax 1 -'MAH' Q 5 '33 'f3'M' 'Q - A ' f' 'A 'Graff' ' JA' A -as-f Ab -:AMS-4 W S5ffg Ff ' d H?5W ii '?'m'?' ' 1' ' Q + ' ' P'-WY zlwiw' i 'gif if-' A W- 'fi 1 wif' P P' A .1 9? 5? is 1 1. +1 A .1 e U F I 4-,, K- .WEL 'A M 53 2 ij, gba,-gi,Tf korg- -gfjg, 5 , rg5j,gJE-3-5 -T W-gfifgagil-Wfgfgf.. 453'-A, 2 N , '--- mg? :fi'-7f ,L5-,A - i- f!Fff??sJv'sz ' fW.v2'.i-uf, ' A 'f AAA A AA 'ai 'R 1' Ap-'Z-1-Afiwijhf' Wm- Ag'-Wig- n x 1 wax? -23 -gg . Ad . A. A get .A A--.A 'N - vw W. A - A .Ag .ng ,A m d AI ,.,5gf3fA-A.i:y,A,zuixQ5Qg3S,59'1Q:ih-3Dq3r?FQQEw is 8 , A .A AA A A A A, AA AA A AA A --2?-M H- W? 'fix-M - W 'I 'GSW' f---Qq5f 5'8-4-ifgi-.J k -r' - fu-A-N -'wmv'-'-Migfww - A A Q nm-1 A A A-fi' LA: 'A - ' 'Q-5' ,Ac-'.A,sc-A-,AZ-A5 -Q ' AL.: -5 i iii-' ffl ,Ag lynx -,.A- -ff --'ii . A-sh - a Av:. L+- .w 5 .Q, 1 5g -,fy 21- 'YF-u--' f ,AW 5 t '3-15:-:-Ag A- ' . A 'W F59-1' A - A-'?-ff? Xff :-4v'K'21'f'3'? ff'?'f377r59?19 -- F4214 Q- W -': 1-- 4- y -N?f:F- f-Ps? '-THF' ff ! in ' W 1 -1. -4 M 'X-vw.. - '52--' ' -A-lv F--Jai . nf , A Sf, .A fl-52.5, -'APA 7' Af. 5 A. ' ,Q ,JK A-+A.-A'.A.A-3. A-f-Gyn Arfagffi--112-i a fs G -w ' H i M 11' K ax ' A 1 k ' L M Ai' iff?- - 53- MQi?'-'fvif3-f'P--- -f if'?X N 555-'x ' M? -AAf f A:-S'l-hw-f 'L f-- Aw-A swgiw ig-'wa M egg: w Jw,---x:.w f-in - --mm-.Q gi A -,Q I if-MQW' 'i5f W j My A Wi I 'ff' 425' f-5 ' lf :A 511--N' .2-A- fa ,Ai-'AQAA AA 1 .A A,.L.,f',..-M125-A637 A1 WLGAQQ, g?1qw, -'1f.a. 9':.,,-AiQ -- 52131-51 A f, ,Q 5-AZ A ff.----1,-235 f-? 'f ii ' 535 LlfJ:'??4gA'f??- - T1 J -'IAAZ' Q5 17: -- -- A. 'ge jg-A:--' ff- .W AA , 524-P A -nf A -f -AA,SA,:v?,- f-Z-V A A - fc-,A -A.q- ,AA -A51 .A -,A ,W AAA--Q.,-M-.A-, f:A-, .NAA 5. QA5., ,AA-Ap .A ,AA'-33,1 - A-Inf.,-,',.:',, lf, A .sg--rw--F - gg. ,Aa ,AA,...? E A- , - 4- 'gi -o , Z-AfA-we ig mug QAA,-M f. ' ff.-A'3SfAA.-N' ,fi-qw -- -W5 - A - 'Zi ' 1 ' F '- img A 3435.555 ffg,gAk1t4g'gf-gglfiiuvrif-f 1:.1AgA,,-53,4-ggglifl,-A -a.!g,g?fiiAA,3g, - 1 5 15-3 -FQ--sz:-Ti A --f ,A -A..-. ASA-QA, im-:E , z e3fc,,,A,A,',-4 A-:- X A A,,f2'gf'5f 2-Li-'21, - ww-'g.,L-if:-fgs?ie.,,Agg fA+ A-f-ima, -L'- 2.35-,---agen--.AA 3, ' A-4 aa .2 4' -A 'A A A A.-- 22: Ae,---ef- -AAT:Yifiwfi' ,-'-f'-.A1'- -N . I ' ' - 1 X A wr- -- -5' - - -AAA air -- l'f1-i'ff--.- A --,4A2'F... -:J-M-A.4f. A5 -.A -A ,AAN xv -P ,-:Abs ---' - --AA A. .AA . AA .... AA AA -1-'A fl -' 5,-ffrzfi' -,Mini A - ' A A .A 1 Ky A,.A, 5.5.-vi -. 12'HgKfCg1E,6!'JF'71 5.f'g,.+,QfmGhx- gli-ga, A WA ,5 A E31 ,. 2 3' - -A 35,-5 A A 4? -' 3 rfe,Lig--1,5-41 Al 4 ,gpg A'w:,,-ffm .MSA-.WSG--A v,-.ff -,515-1q:gv .ww '55-Magik A, mst- :2Ant5,S:- 5 '34q-'Aaz'2w51-1iA1- Qlwfuww -1.2 A.55iyM't-- A 'A -1 Ei -'-1 -JH 31- - ,Ak -. x A -,AQ -1?-5,9 4. --,PL -1-?:'f.:.5gf 531413-A,-AKA. '-,xg-.-'E' Av - 4, - rx- 'Q--Ag . . LAN e- - 4-9 A A- -- Hi- 3. :?A,:'-,gyj 15.-CW-1, A-w--3 ,fi-Q1?A,'?- -w-sw ii- .. Qs A ...A :A-A L, . .14 Ar A -A A A A. ff f. J an .A A -4 Ag A A ff A461 1111214142 xffz-rlpxq-MQ.-K-Qr A 4:1254 - Aff?-2 ' --nr F524 A-1 5+ -ff.,-e- ---'--Affine:---25+A-F5151 -AQ ' '1 d 1?,f-vwfffqf'-:F w -130 Q'-A Ansar .- .A - A A - -5 f - A,J 4-!.cq',vfagA,-A ff A kan 54 IQ-23,2-A .?r?vA,.f,n,.f+A,.?25,3'i A Fa-LAS-A-Aa A..-,A mit'-MAA 'sd A-,,,Ax,,, ,A A A,g,ffifA.ANz. ,mg -52.3-,MAF 5-Q -qv-,,,-AgqA.fq,A-g.x,mh1-.-1 ffm.-W 2 ig? my --sg TL' ,s W' L i 'i,R.,. 5. sv 411 Mg'-L'5--ff W 'T' Ivxgf Q A-is mil Aw -J , ' ' lions? , 592 i3'g, g4 -sf?-flwil -A 2-, ,qiawaf gba., A V 5 'ghgif-'fwpggyw' -wh? Q M fu' 1-5 J ,-vga'-'w'g wr' hw W -'H M f ' 'iymfm Wiz gg- M hm hdgrfwfzz NA N 5' -3 xf 1' A ,5 ffm-5 I A. 41 nywffxijfg' '1 A A-f - M ' W 'QA j QW' - J 1 X - ,fum Rfk v ,gg ev, -'AA ' ,kk-35' iw- AAA 3, -uii 'g-05- -IIHESAAJVP ff 1- 'Y . A , A A S uk J K AA - -gkvfwig 25 gf w , 1- rf 9,-.Ep , QS? X A-fy , ff A, mwe--H, w,-'L ,W 5 4-'Sf' H Sn QF- ---. VA,..,,.x, ,, Ff?w Hmqffgi-'r'?A-1,Afs x ' - A' - A' 9' W 9 :fx -E25 ww- T 'wvwyfipgf-gf f N MW-Dv -5 1 V 4 iw 3 54351, f- wwf, ' 2 -Ig- ESMF? -N' 4 ffm -4 K 1 L WSW' sag? if Ji- A '5 1 4?--lim it--L - 'pf 19,-mggzf 'gmigggm-5:-gg:.fg,: AA -- -Way - E, 3 'W Qs-iw - 52- 11 JMEYACQQW 9 ,U-is .A Ap. 2 55981 y 141,95 2, , Af ggr.,-. N? W m,wr, .ifggg 7,6 Wy HY 15. A GH, M1.il'g Q saggy.. 2 H ,L ,A M, JK- v '7B4M3g'X:J1qgiX 'EWR-f A, ii ,E 9,1 M M 5 -i.u., i5,-lu ,Quay--: cis - -A . 1 - -is-A Aff' 51- Pi ,Wi ,,,,.H,,L,f-fu ,-A-W' S ,Ai-E, V ,, ...Wg A1-A, qi-5, Wg. -,A-sms in RA ,WQQ-f'--if- 3 'fzf ' L is - -L A- -Q WW' AA- QV- -Af-AAA- -1 -M 15- -1- if - '-'-Qk- 5 A- ' - f 9 f . za 1 A 4 , r -M 5 N14 .124 I , QA A , W 2 w ngi? 'mi ri QQ- .5H 3.v,9'-H ltr.:-11's-Q1 W4 'Wand 4' 52- gr?r V is QQ ' gf 4, sq '., ., A 5? A A - 4 A I1 11- NUHSA .iflaf H--Tm Si -A?'?'Q9f-WJ -A K aw ,gr A ' 'Af rs k A 5 , --5 5 -35-'A. 'f'.Le 'ii'mg5-'Aii'-f'1'5A?'i l..A sag? ' fri-fsA'ffQ -AAAS-- 'm'ffeg'-' :..7- 'gi' ' -if :2'9f.'i if-L-f-2? H: ZJ A ' A ' - A: - Aw 'fx' 13 AQ.-'1'55ZAJ I 4,1 AA..-DLE .Q F1'i:'?+,L,1,j1-ug gAAuAF5-' 'N U -, 'ij ' ,::.,, , ii, -5-.1 -AA ,1 ' .7 .wg - A y--QA .35 15--'Q ,A . H AQ-W, 1--Jig' Kfie-:iff fel VY - ' REA 'i i' -'Af pg? n31liAge'5-f7: f' 'QGEL TQ if... 'ffffla V 5, Lx-JHA J 1 nh- 'Rfk 'A Xin' Lx Q Xb' xii ' :As 13317 1 5 'f. - - ci-'Q . - -.-fri feAf'-AMA. 4' '-'A an A . -- . AT!-'-hw ff - - - A- f A A A. A 1 Wllv- H5 4 - - 'il' + - fi- W ' ff---A we---Q 2-----A----fl-A--A-A 4 QF '- f- QA-Aw if 1 A '- --5-Y? if iw. A, IKAEEQ 1. YAQVLXW-rf A A Aifvi-m,gq.Am slag - J, P h . fv ...AQ ,:gf3giiQAm,gA . XS A A A , A -it .IAA A M-,gb . gk A .Ay-ASA A A- -A . A. A A Aff.. AA, A A A ,K A' A A Am, AA A ? x ,,ws - ml' A.-PM fi-.'33,fg 3253xSf'K, f'Y-if 15 M-'gsmff' f' A Qivfqiw Af 4- K3 gs-va ,FJ iz .-sg 'ef -712' 1 5157?-. 2225.55 -I fi -f,2f ' 51 A3 w-' ' A -.5- ffA':f'Q,4A,. -.,g :I 5 ' ,-. X - , ' '3 1-.' ' . -v1A ,A,, '-J. , .LA A, A ' , ' A . r Air, . 1, A 1 Ai-A fi: ' --ff .AA-N A9-fx '35, :ff AA-A ' 5.-. -1-A:5fv5,AA1'L-Af 'V ? '-.-'-SJ? , -' AA 'y sa! 'F' ,wi ,A '?, -' ' .- 1 A 'P - .A -.Af-Ag-En A215-A ..f ' , - '- '-gk. 1' - 1' 12 fy A' ' - QA - 1'--iw 3-qf'--3AL-?-?5fQ- -Aw 'f-3525-3223-fg-1--1-'f1?Q5-E??g,' 'R AA 5' J A. -- -' '- 'ew - - A- .- 'QF--'-4 -'-j5i1'?3L4i7i??gj3iW0-.Af-aIz. '---'FZ-ii'A'ie4'5'if-PQ?-fi if-Q5 L: ' Aff-ff' 'f' 'ef' -1- -'p i A Y ' H ' - 39- ' ' - - - E' L -1- A- -v Af-er -'-1' if -A--'vngiifg - AHA- f-15.52-----'f' 'A fb- Q' -- -- -A-5952 'W -A A - Lx ..? ,A ,A ,gm 4+-Q ,J , -. am, -, A ff?--f W- Q ff -- -' '-- gg-if -2- A. -5 ,A,. f'f1 -,AAA Agfa '? A A, - .A A -Jig- ,- -ff'-f','3i'A--'P 'Q-11518515 ,. -:jiri-.1-'1,' 'Z' -25?-jf A- 2 A45 - '- - A 25522-A A -A --Aiwa-. . A E11-1.4115-':5'f-'--1 1 -- -A-Af.-I. um, '- v -, .'-w-.-qw, A-' F - ' 554 -- ux - 'W -2' -f N5:E. gff-rg?-A -' . --3-AFA,-.Lf fig? 1 .- N fa -A ' ' 'Y 4. 'T R 3, -Q'-5, 'W Y., ,gg Q , 1- 9 AA- v 3-f-,wif 'gi'fm-:+.,..,. ...Nw -' A A H. A -: 'J-118. Aff, :Wi A----A, -A 15 ,-'g'1.5'Af 'A-'A,1- '-3- Lg'5 '-f-5-4.5 -' ' A - -' . - - A - LA -' egg i f '?-fr?T 5li13 .rf-5-34 -- A- iff'-'1-2- 5' 'f1 PA Q. -AA?-' 'f Af' FL H A A- lf- ff'---mi- F A91 5 ' - A' A- A -- ' A .fA'f5i A. -2- 'wg-,fm- - A- ' -as -A 1 ,AWN QQ5efiff7tAQf?ar1-U L- wr- As- A-w -ff-gif' .iiagia -u -A m:.1' 4-.Af:fifif5Ae::--ff-xA -' A-:A-..vf-M-AAA.'f,. -wA'.SQAm?-Aw 'amz-W '. A A eww L A 'Q 1 1 -A 1 agp? .sp f1g??lQiL?r!iP'jLSfi:?a-q,,,f-Ia -Eta,-1: Us iii' f??f. - T LFQ!t aE fx r AMA, an sa, ?.fS'g,54nAglmxtaiv ,Egg vga: 5, 4, WAS ,A ,M M A A qw B4 lfgg Ewan? vi- - '-fm -- 5 7- i P ' ,XV V W- -' .A Ag'fF-'wr-YA2, ga t k A A+ 5' -g?'i5'fAP5'5g,Am,j fig ?- - --A .A-A-----A' -Q A-gf, -----1--'-- A aff- 4A 'ff . 12 , A-- . 2- f.A .-'- f - ' A S, ' A--,MQ -1' - ', '-- - ' V '. . f ' :- - gf:-in -A -- A ,'- - -A. -- ,H-,-1 5 ' A - . A, 'i-,Av .gf ya --f-.1--1, , 2u,1fw- .J-1'-.-A,---rn -.-A A. f-wggw -Ag 1- A. -- . A..- - AA rv- .wifi gl ff- T 5,5-ff gf gin- 355-351 53555-AWK. 1 E fsa'g-iff!-QA' --455155 firm Emir, -A H AA -,ASA - A -Aw -A -,W - --AA lam A A A --1 - 5509 - AA . , A r .AA A A 0362- . u m, Az -- --3.-Ali! Y - A42 ' r-. AALEAAALA' -. 2677- 3-A, A A,-A.,-Q,-M--t.. i-M, A A 4:4 -AE1,5f'4.u, . .-,, A J A ' '.--1.-'Q ' - AA ' -'. : - A A' J -'J '2 ' ' --H - ' - . -2 - - - ' -2- - a f. -5- --1 -' - ' A-L 'i ,-2 ' AAL. ,L A w- Pai -'X-1--Q' -. 1- -s,.- A fwfr' ' .H -5-' A'-,:' 2-F 1 '1'f :L- 5.,,-nf --'My 4-2591-sittig Q- gy z ' J. -A :jx w- , ':, n gg ' GTQZQ.--f pgwawwni gqv M x we A.ixif1,,'1Q 1-,Q '?g,,f,!,' ?if5-iv.-g1Qgf fF - P Tug, Mu. fly.. -'figs'-A' I--A A3-la., ' 1- ' '-4-W H -A ' , ,A ' - -. Q51 '-1-iff inf -.Wk-3' if A -gi' :L Af'-f:v5l3j:3'ff 3.153 A1-51 ---:am -aA.AA1fg:gqp.T- - '57-A - +' -A v . 'rf l--A 'T Y - f in 5-fl. , A , f 1 A. wr A n '45-.wvvvgiw gf, ,Q , .A M- M A-fi' N' M qifimdkfglmfggw-hw '-f--A QA--As-A'1,g5g,5,'i-??2A?- -4-,A,, 32 gQA,f.1fj6gim -'M' ' 1- - Frtgr A - .' Q . ,521-V1 K 3? ' 5 J A 7' '. ' 5 , ' ' T. 4 'E - A F1 w :. D 9+ ' A V3.5 -kr 1 . '. V' 1 'AA3 :A Y 5 'A. E . 5 ,-2, r ' :- -,fi igrv-.rwi 1--' ',-51' 4, '-rx'-' A -1-A52 'A -Ar-iw- '-A-'.x, '..' '-'. - - '. Q f,:L Am- A w ' A -H '- -- 'W -A-. W ff ' - LA -rg - ' Q- -- A ' -9- 'sf EJ- s?f6'543-112-41 -'Af-1-In-Aa, 'A ' - A Aer A .He-A'-was ' -R-54: - A 1 1,51 - 4--1'. M A-1 -- . 'H - Yia -EAAAA1-L -.Fas-2-Av -qvff'-fat-4.31-wyv, f.9i'fTfi:T?Ea9fSk ig--A-e,'fF':-1g'1zmww!-' W-aw +I.:Zinn-.-f-Ar.--'ff-,L A- Jw A- A' af, . -'e- 'W ' -A Q4f.:f'fw,4s,,-gg 1 -Qi,-A-, A- QA, A, 2.--fm -,.z-gig . A A QA. Agz. ,A A.Ari-..JwAA5vA,.2i-fa-wggfiffgfg-3gg-,5-A,-A,,,,.f. .1:AA-4-gp,AAAfA-5-AMAA - '.: --fs A.-PH 151- A -1, '-1 'n f' A -' A ff?-A f- Lf --G--S -1-M - -' 321 f' .wA.-92:2-ar'rfpr1fa'f1r' -sms-i..AQ:A-'.-5-FW- - 'Mi' ,g 3 Kg- Orgy-. 1' I QE Q 5 I-1,1 I -A v- ,gy 3'-' 'LE-' '1,.DA. -- -1: :fA -Qi-wwf.--4-' AQ-51145-'-'-5 1 if +A. A- w '4A .A.-13-7.k'Jf if 1-el,-aw' 'vfll f::A 5':'-Sf!-sa-A211 A-1 Ai.--A?-':-. -A -.fl .. T- - -ff WP 1- --A---is -1 A L MZ-wi-122551-541 Mm ' 4-Af? M sv fx A-:fl--Q 51-9,4411 M--2'-5 ,M 'fb A Q. A F5 . , AA.A,A,4vi,,,AA ,A .e.qg?A,.WAAf1ggig5,iAj,,..Ac1.PfSA5A A,g:A.-E-,sis-gg?-A q,,7r,,,4 . . 1 1 . f -S - , 1 1, As ,A 1 +A- I--A-AA:-fl J-- -'-'H'--'x+ I - 4- 'Ii 'WY i - .- 1 A. A A A --fA,:. S511f:4l'f!s'i?C-. '-'T'zh31,af5f -1 '.wf'P-Ae.'51-9- A- 'A 'L -A: A :-si' 'J --JA . - - Al - . H A. A . A. .9-A--. .Azz-.' - -Af1': Ti'. .A 'f A 1 V ll -fig. , Q iifg:::2pl?'.1 .- A,fuA.'-7,-g.zflA-3 yi -, n-gyfug '- ',-,gi ,, ' :lem . 4, '2Aj:.eQ..A, - ' 3 ., A . .mai-3-g A, sim' iw A A ggbff. ,,. A - '-I.. - --?'?-!-F'i1'--'-- -553 : . 354. fi. Y Q ' Sb 51. Q L.,--Lf,j,-ijzgs -Wi' '1 Pi.'.:i N-:sg TFP:- A ,A by - v,.,3 - ,Mi 5 -5 :.',,,I.AA - 1- A., - .025 A1541 -5-555'-Q., -135,5 .,, :A A -, 'Ji WE M 33.5if.L,A..-1.-.,3?i3.,3..-V, A, . ' -v ,A ' 2 , z. J-H455 we 'iw ' Wgig,-f!!--- Q5 . .-fi'-H .5EQiE25?'ff'-.SriWffwgiviffgia , 4 'ga-A45i,Q ,Z'gL.Li, Ag. -ik f i .I - AQ,..i.:gf,A,4,-'mgE,gi,.fg,.M57A,A Em EAA -5 Q A ..-96:35 wx .AJ 5ANr3v,l,,, Afr,x'.,Y4,h. 5,43 A..,g..g:y A., I . -1. My WL 4 A -fm! gi, ,As ,. -,A ,,hXA,!A.7!,kx .dh - A. yw-.51 .vl- CLLIAZ ga'-QVAQQ' .141 .x ff,-f 91f..4'gjj?gi'.Y?fIfEQ,Xl',g fliiif 'f . -7P.'fif.-p.,-- ' -'???.- 2-f..Q1f5g, fr ,'-' -' -i f - - - -- . fibgffwfyigga 5.522-i4eg5f,E-,NLE mi. 4 1iifQ12f:P,.-1-- F - ,+51g,g -' ,af3g2g1fp'jii'g, :LJ .Q 'wEfgEa4?EI4,,g- A, Mfg- fsfriffg.-43 sn. EI. -M --f.-f'-1-,E-3.'.,.L-mvf,-fy - t h- 'kwlhwi-. fn - .di M-ws 'ffimf' Wi'- . yi' --my-L. 'If 21.2.5 -gf ,J ..,: 5-ff' ' ' - Wei.. ','7'f1'?, 1'fdz'H -Q +3 --1 .- -A A- A-5, .mf -55 -. L, -U ,A A, -. ,+. A-- A r , -. Ax-. -.95 . , 3- . uw .AJ-gag, af- . . . HLA .-'wiim-f-'f'451Q,5-ff--ffgi-Sf.,:.QA3.r'.f Q.2g3?A?A?'iSTf - , ,iri,'j' -'bgegzfgg T y- fngga. ,Q , '- '1 5... ffl '-afyug' WT . 1512: ff'-' , ff ' 1 1- Af HD' ' Lg' 7 f -.f-- Q . 1- 5 . f.A.A 11- Fr, -A 'W Q -1 9 ' A .', ., 5 '4 - Yfbdfqffgii 'GW +.1i 5'n2f'E4i+-. w 3if?- fFgf'1i1- ffiffif' ..gfiS.5 fbi: '2 ' :sh -1 . .' Ami --fv '53 - W, . . ' gif? -iw' 1 W' -. rg +3..,,-1,mg'Q.1f1f+5g5'-6HQ?j5.,'f- 'k.NiA' - f' ML.. 4--:I wig- ... A-f. LJ. qqgy,-'-'V 53,5315,-jj,,.Ag-4'-51.5f,AA,' '.5.Ag3-A f-g9?5.!3,AA ,nfs -A -if . ff. if, ,gg AV' -A - .-A bi,- f,-. ig., .5-'.,A A .14-.ggi 7-1' 155-..f-w.vw -J-Jw ..1,. ' 1. w, - . 4 MQ .ay-i f fir. -5.--w 1Nw3b-. .- - 1 -v -1- - 1251-114-1- -1 x '5' - . .mix -w 3- -r'...:.-.-.f.qp?L?i. ',:g,.::wlim 4'-45 .5 M - F-3, -en , -Mfg -iw .- ' pf.. w fA.- :wg gg , ' -'p,J.',L ae, 5, 'Q-..g.r,.-' . jfgxfpq r?5.,g4A.p,5AgAAV.9,,.5,,5,f.,l'i5ii-:,rL .efAA',.-- - gy, -p g yblnug ,EW , , i -qv.. .!.A,A.5 .,,, -,- . vi .5ei?,s2i,fg,zgi ijvj',Q,, ,A -23, '-1'vQy-,,.5flQ,A!44,,- 'f -..ffF5f:3s.igL JT . Jafi' 5 -, 7 - Q ,- l ff fii Q . , 'piffif iigb 'Pfwpa' ' 1 -- 5 5:gfQ,jg:J5A52.-ggiiy?31 MM nn, ,M ,A mil, 92 Q Q ' TEH X ..i5v,QegA A5 I rail. A iw- Mvf- 5.1. 711,33 '-'gf 'g'1l-f,Ld5i.f4Q,'7x-fgikx ,,'7f- - .AQ,gfJ. - 'ii ,Arg--I-,-:QV .. A5 2-1i,1,,Quff, -Q, 'ay 3 . 23- ,Z ' Ui 3.71, ' -Apkpf .. ,Aw '45-1. Ai, 1 A :, - ' A f H- -13225 wh ' E -1 .151 'J , 'H . v ka. , -,- I - L .-Q . , ,,4'i.Ij'! - .A --1-A,,A3:ffg.5,gs-1, 2. wc-' - sw. 294?,?'.x1f5 15.45-'M 'X 41...-.-ze IFE .5 J 5- .- '- ,. ,13.S f':. 'JF ' ev- --if - . ' f u? ww ' QFQJ A x ' L--1' ,fx A A,.'1 ' f..A'-a',14'.Ay..ga-1, -sm. 2 .G5,.5jA, - xA ,Q'i+g.?.f'4f, T -,Q ' . ' W.-f, HM. I . A 'Jif' ' 2' . ,,QA'T If '-1-f- 'I' s 2 , - P7 -Q , ' yay- Aj F' ,' WM - -'S-.W-,V 1 - 5'- , -f45'- ff -- 5-B., wx- ,D .1 ARL-Q .-A fu f A y, r7'.5z. y, ,fx ,f H . wi,-4 ' , wi A - L4 ., Xu- 5. :A A ..-.f7.g'Q,:- , in W, :A .. 5..,.g,L. .1 if- qt: A-:xv A, . 1. vs- .,,7 Ag gift -, 14 5' ,dn l 4 A A In ,- -:A ,At V fp5?f , 1- 'ffh?Zf'Ei'3'9iv5'-',2wW?i?TfEg 5 ,,. giawv..-dig--- 1:-1-1.-. g f '?5E :v , f . .' m vgfg. 11.2, --13 5 'H J, , 313, iw., -A 12.5 aff A-,jf F- 93, ,hp--1 , V L'-A, --1 ,'r 'J. AM? ,Q A , f.',j : . fv ' 4' , . ' Y -3. -' J -qyff, ,H , -' .. - . .Q A 51.4. . ma W . if A Y- , r.zf'g',fi :. A: 7 FN Q5 Lf,QQ,ig,Qfl,E.APf5r.A.F.,'.'33, U5 . A . 9. pgs 3 'Ai ' ff- f--'ff.:f?n5 gg' . 1- .'2?.-:Aff-Jwfs'-3'5m .'-....':'-:mg .ww ,ga-.1 wvaffff.-1.-. ' -1' ..: -.152 -.s . -fi . :fu U-f'1.'.J-.ziggy-'.!e:sai 2---,mf W-2 .N 5 .f-V'?'.v2.?--5,is1'51 -1 -Q' A' 45 -5 ' 't7?4355 '3i1W -JN '.'f'-'-ffvlf' if yr- Fbi- ' ff-- - ' - 'M '1' -1-'f -W' H- - f 5 ' iff 4-7 -' 'W 5 KS Q--i +-Hf'f?.'V-1.5:g3gg 1-1 '5-:ef--f ,ww,-f f9 v,:,'3ff.'g- ' L 5.f::-,':-Jgsf f' f '- ' -6 ' 5 - 2 'C--4iff9'2 fEi!-1LfI :. vi- . iffy. ' Jw 1' - ' . 1 -:,. , fP'.eA?f5- A 4 .1 ' 35'5ff-P322 mQg:.z,.-QgvQ2z?.:S' - f. Ag. fs-P f 4--iff.:-ffwfjlve-5.iwq.g , - - -ra! . cl 521. j -Hfg.-,Q-1'-1.,::4f'g,4:..f.f 5: Aff -3 -L .-. Msg 'fur-, ,Ja-F y... T-T4g'rJf,,y,gg.' 'q-,416 .55 W a-533'.- .A ' fi?-',,,,Ag1iQ, ,,,,-11' ' .'-iAiH Ai, f 632: :fl X -' H . 1fnw4.?.i'4 N QF?-Q?'211'-LF1iQ4-232.21 'vf1'H-,JW . M ' 'f-ff-..f.fff-, if?-51+-L1--bf -- -. vw 'Q-iff ' 1 'ffl A gg -' T' qfxlfj D' if :.LZ,-.435 -'rg ,fl-1'-:fy-6-ag. .fmqf - -ig - '.-' 'v .1 'A -.u-1 ? xM9FrJ-- . .?.fJ i4- .f -. , '.,, , 1- A ' . 1 2 AZ. - , H, A v ,.:..-.,fJw'.r4. .3?4-L.5 .sv-,iz'mffggi-.,'g-',-h2le V4 W- 4 .4, --fr ,gf f .1 -., ' - . H2 '.1,!'g,-V .f-'pf' -v Q '. ' 1.12. . '- - ,4,,',fw', ' gc--' - . ' nk W , .A Agn a,,..A' 3 Q 1. A ., A . . '-4,3-3gf..:. ., .A x - 5,3 'gps' 'ff-. is .. , .-Q .' Q- -' . fs. 1, if2?.f!9Lg4,1'g-:PL Q1.ijez,115f:?'i-M'-'ifi' .L'?'.- A -i!5-' Q -'3 'L-, 4,-fig: wwf ' -X wirfviif- ' .1 1--f- fi -. :rw,fJG: F595-'. -- .1 'f,V3 5'ix,?g'3g:.f.kNa Kfg,ix M. , - -P -1 'E 4'- -'13-i .-'gf 1 .yy-Q .-' - fi - - ,A jQf,'5A,.yf1.A 3:2 ,A j- .g' ,g. eg I'fA.-5f-Afi . ' - 51 , fy . W W- . Q 'Q if M -. .52-r' ,-.,:-gf 1 - , G if f+'1,?'...4 f..1'Egi. - is !i'5v 't1A, Mu. +-1. -in AQUA' ,xiffs-M 'fi-,-M'gQQ5j',,,g,21r.a-6?-51 ffm -- '11 1 '. if -- 'aw-lfifigm ' ' 5 f '-- .- ' T 3 fmgx. L, 45 AA-Qhgqgstfkgfi-gIij:, r. l. ,Ag.g:f:W-n f l--ll. ,AA ??h+j:f1z:??.Q:.,V?-ftiggg .ag ,E-Qsx,,v q.A..g,?5.il,1g, ., .ggi A , 5 ga gy 3AAKj,q1:A gl,,-fggiq-:e.2.. - .,-Q L H ' Q-fi 1Ay','1Wq-'?f4? W J- MQ'-'q.'-iqu fi - 41 95-, :MQ f .?'f-4 9-Q. ' ' H:1c'f,6.v. ' 9f'75'- A . - -' wif-YM 55!,.,J - 5 - f'.o1,-'-'-Qf. f --wh' 311352: 3.1.4',a--f2f.a-y- a n 1 31- , '- -..,f1:y'.f., Q- -1 - 'X .- fr ' 1 fa.,-- 1 5'-5.1. ,. 2. .mf . -: . ,, US- 1-'...,,, .91 . - . , 4. 1,. .. f - .,,. v J. 1.51,-.,4, , , r ,..,. .-1.1 , -- if -. ,i4-3:14-5545.-vt. ,.,hxff-f.N:fvf'?,4 5.5! . --3-...A - , 4 ,- MV'-Z.. -. A-'XJ,Lgig,:'-A'pff1A: - f,g,-rg' 3. 1. it gig .- j 'T '-4? ...gy Qugrvk -, ,- .vi U A A f i ' 'A ', ,,. g-'A' . A' ' AL'-.A ' V .qw auf. - ..'rA':. 7:5 , .. .-A.. . .A .1 1--2 45.51 ,I-wf'f A 'rg-' .... mfg' ,A 1.1 -4,571.1-j, gm 1- , H . - -'q.fff4Si'fT?- .-1-325-5223-41.,i1f-:Jiffy -'. ' i1'3.V:er ,A - - iii .. . -. 4- L-114' m,v3i.i'a-i'kiia.:,-ge..?5,f---:..i-g . --W-6,,',j - gi: 'g,iMixmi-.,,Q- ',5?f5gM!--fin. . 1-' -- , L ja5'f,,f' . 1 -,, A -'gfa'55v,A -' ,. s5'if'f??sf.Qgg-5,,4' .-.-ff.--11' '.-5. fs- 'wi . asp -if? .-ga:--f12e.g.r. .-'wil 42. -'4 F -: .mx ws. ww- ww- z..---1.saYgjf52,' . u w. M25 . -' -. --fi .'-393-a ' - ., ,Q.,glgwly-gif-,fpg--31'-2's'.fr .. . 9335 - 2-L 1 -5 3.45-Wg.,'-:-Sstmke' - iv if --,-ifqyg' -.. sb 5 -1.1.3. J?-3E5 Q-79.51551-'9:f.,1!.fg'225 EL.. -H 7' f '.?'. 5 i4fA :?i? ' ' -: 355 4.73 '3 3-'5 ' - I?-Q - - '- ' ,E . -- - , Aw. .u,,,,.: ,, rn .--A-.,.5 . - 4- AA - '. ,g - ,A .-.A A gA.,.'- ' .. 5 19- vw h,,l'- Y Aww. ,A . N-', ..m I - -5 gl - AA,-53. -A :-A: F '. AA N- if ,ggi-Q.-'rgi pggggx,-'eg,QA .Asif -- . . ,A A -3. IA gp... .A-43,445.1-gkijlg 1, ., A Qigfggii, -A 9- -f,,-ff3..A- . .- 1 -- --1 fiirf- 'W' Qf14w-fav-- -- mf'- 'fzfiif 'lg'5'5..- if lf' -- 14a,.3'sg:i ifbT ?1fbf-.1's- -. - ' W5 b ,A iii Tfrlzhrgrll-,: ,l1.f55v.A..?A gl, A I .fu ,-. -A-...A-:W . ji: A, :uh A X- : . Y -,Q . -ami' Sq: -V 1. -1-EA, ' .2 All M. - ,A ,gl I NEPA H. , Gal.. ',.'.,J1Al 3..,Qf3,x:g ' -55'5i.,fg?f.n'4?'?5!Q'f71i,f-f 551' 5..-f f- ?5:fjpai3a-?iga9- 1-W2-'.-il it ':.' -Wi:-' '21--. E-.Q-,15,,f,f'E ' 2 ...jk Q '5,1..1A A 1.-V 71. f:.2j,5A'-LA'-4 55 A515 ' -1-'A 'ff 14 Ag. 'qu Vw, ,JlI kA igiff' ' . -if '1 , j r ,J gkg p'f.?3 f!? ' ilfsy-'-gfsgisi' 95-R -...W f'JH-.iff-:T '2f'.:2F' . 'WS zf'E'2.'?h.gA'9i1..' H v .ii'fg-f. A .- wfiff ' Yff. -iii'.f531i.f.g,,fig,jfj,. gf- .m E . M A-AAQEQ . ,-j-.g,,.ggg1 'y. ,A--vg'i5p1.-1j'Aifv.,fg,'W--:YA-'fl' 'R 'L 5-qi 1: j- 14.- A . -fr. , ,- ,.,g..,-, -5 -,Lf egg -.f , ', uw, A - .A -'-iw 71- . ' 1-, '.. 5. .LA'-up-,.A - - ', - V '. A+- fs . .A ..Q-i.35Lg?A ' 1.g.4A A.,-agiLfd.AAW.fJ m .f .Qi i n-Sl . . Ai -, A. ' ' W-'lE 5L 559'-93:41 'FVfu'5+- 'f 'p'1 4?-3-fig . .P...6f'u . h v1' s I - 55fi'W9L'W '-i k. - -fl7:?'?4v:r f 7' iff' IF? ,., .,,f, ,4-. .A...,A.gAJA,,Q , Q., ,A A Q.. ,.,'L y,.f 1..,.1 A- 4 .A .. Ji., . -..,.,,,L, , 1, Q, 'Ag i3:.e'5fiq7'Q,vff .'fi!-T5119354 -.YE fix -,fl fN. e' -Aff?-r4. '75 - ' -':Y'i i.?-if Sifgfiu , -. i K: 5 K-,x.g,L.,'AN.-tx..,,f.'-Hi' '.-,fg- --gfzgy M'-'.1 n- 45. 5, A, 4.2 , 1- '-gg.-Magi: vii- W ,' ', .ig-f?ff 2 ?FL:,.Z'p'n, U, LH-.,..6, 51 5- .ia-9 3 yf I -A AL-Vfmaglww-fiigigi X M-Q .Wi.fFA .., , -- wg, - 'hiuff,g5..qgg3qff '53 -.3-nf13A,?5'g,.. :,.,y - .5 - gi - P Srl frw '- Q zf3:1?125'3f,5'-. 'Yamrx- ,f1-Q,4 'fisiifgs Wfkw ' -Eg' 19391.13 ., . ':'55'Q5'g?5Q'f - 1- 4 1' - - .I 'Eff ' 4l,fgVFl?2a Q,-1 1,2 I H .2 g, l:fng-'H7' -:E-5 ' - 5l.Qv5gff7E. ' , NI- 1' .31 ' -Q 6 -- 2- - .. - '- .-'. . - wxfh fi: -' . f i .. ur . :- 1- .5 fri, . ' -- . .r w 'A 4... 1- 4 -1 -' f -'iw A-. - 1 1 - . ' . -5'-5. 'z7f2v ' 2:'EA5, T,'g'1 Q,,-jl'3'f,'. - 'QA-' f' .1!Q,5' fi k 1! 5-gk-I-' af:--.f V ' f -' . 'W' 'Qi' A ., 3- .V-:L z 3-1Y'i31pI.-317 6- v ' QS A, ,A A +A ,Ah ,fy . , , 14AJ1 1- ,Y.g,..,..A- . ,f Vip. ,.,., 1. ,.,.qt., .,.,P,.,.!j.,PA V- ,ye 4 ' 4- . .. F- - -5if-.3T?f vii-971.71 '-l'L 1-1 . 1 W 'xi' ' P -' 5?--f 422-1 3-5,214 ,'fi' . wl:'! '5!'1 ' LV N'-Q! 3 fn.'1ff 1-525-Vi FW' 5 2 E 3, 1 1H:- ' - ,. ' ...A-. -' J' ak' .iw A , Ax- ,fp 3,4 any -21 .54 . ,gf,:g,x5.,. Y, , L gg. , f -A . MQ. .gi-,yy ,.r3g,AA'. - :Qj-gg1RJJ,.,A.. ,Tl Cf, . A ff 3. Y-1Sfi?.d-fvifjff. , fif?-Q5 2 gg. 36 QJlA45?4'..,Eggzf--3 M., ' ' ' . -:Q .' fw . ' fIli',f -2,3-+, ,. A.. -3.4 i 'F--41 -if .gsm gig ' g,,g.,.'i'ref-F-.,..1:Wfx Ig, fi ,-' if ', 'rl f-'jZ5...fcf:- .7 2? -wr, -1.-55. JAEAEMQ A A, L A.:-w.,,,A A . AA -. .5-31 Y gg, nu-5 1 -. J A ff , ef 1 'gppi m ' '41 '-'-- QW .2-ml'.a,,-'- 'f?wL., -f' ' .LII-T '-1'-P.-L ,- ' .fgfva-1 55 .5 'x-f'P '.f'5a,l4,' 'rplfi . 'r f 55, A ' 'W V 4,91 7' ,-'fi' t- vm. 3-ij-Q- -QP . 51155-T-fg?',:5 2fgw-fwf'fAq, 1 .,.,. . Q '-Mg iff- , ' -,ppl ' SJXW--t,.-' I- r ,Q A p W3 H75, 'V 'L2g-1531.1 1 . fp 'ff,i,5,Q-1?Tl.f:21lfy-.fin -:W ' 51:51 - Lg- AH ,gy 5, -. ,.-nf-2-iff SA ' H: . PK -1 2,p.M5ag.'1 1 '-'QQWQ-5--i Q2 fmH5P5':e-f- 1. . ir- 5 M. .-,gi -W rv -,D ,..fW.,- - . -I 8 U . 2E 'Jig 1 .-3.-1.r:o .- J u- - f-5 .. ff9'u.w-- .- vs-. . .1 ...fi ...Elf-15.15 f ?41'g.f. ,a?.'fi1' N., .55-.' -Lg' 3222-WN . -' 1- '25 N3'g-pg' 'f' - '-- -155253: -fs., f vfjg-L-gm jg 4, 55 A - - ftigf- .. f wZf,,,' 'giw ' qw 4' ', -' , 3. . Tec- -'-QA -- .g,.,u'. --i- -95132, xg.-' Q-.,m5iif.3. ---.1 141.1 y uh -.,, - 4- mf.,-fw- S 1. fs-.-..,,-. mir - an 1, 'R-3 45: '15 T?'..E'Z..'?,.- '.' . g -, :J 1, ' 'jf' , '.-+11 -X ,I gf -, '--wr ff. 4 agffffi wif ,i f fri:- '3CYf!x'Eif-f - W5 is A -f, ' f!-,111-LA qs .-'-.,- 1 -if nc- 'Q'-. iyiff-13301 vm 'R ,.,,mF!,x. '-'Z gig .f -g f . fi Z -55.5, ' A ,. .,! ..'AAq' P.-gp-,f ,. f f . .1-.fel-rm : ' ' p x Q - ' 1.-,L ' fu-' 'f-Q i w., f fb 'L ',sh12'- -Ly' ' I--1'-as -1 rf 4 v .fr !L5'Q3f'., an Eg-5 - Q .1 - 'V- '... ' '71 N ' fr it- W T: --f.,, g -L, , A f.,M,,- r -gyw pfb :gl 6g.,...,-uw, 4-Q-C Ai, '. ,fgfA.f.,g- '- gif-' ,1s,'1, ' ..','1-s5f'Af1- - -1 . . ff .Q 5? L A ff - , g' f., 1- ,--- - A1 - . .' 'Q .. . - Q. -2 , ,, Af:,',- Aff-,,-., Mfig - . W' 'T W HF .5 . + gf..- -.A3. r,.J3h , , 7..gfg ,pn g A gif,-, V-x 3 any gmim-1 H.-. f - ' - -f If ' -l.f.,Q, - - ik.: ni? ' - -.,,'4?I..,,, ,. ..-QL , Af- f-. '.fq','f.?- j-' 4 uf.. fvij f 3 -' - .Q -5 .. ,.f.1:Fg-:-.- M 1 gg I Th--. ff.-,--w -.,,.f.,.:A, -A3 g , . 1,34-ian- wL ' . fda.-.,A,. 'M-ff fifr'- W W 3 ' W'1z5 lw33?s Emi' 1 :gy ,: g -f,,u:- -. --K .- A -,A A .-MRXA, ,Ep . ma 'IQSJ-M, 'JW . , -- -- Q, ,--qQ.- ,gigg- s 1R g.:.:f!:?S??f'J, w, 'Q ?Q 'Q' 'S-sf -., ,na:y My 1.615 ' if f . wi 1 - 11' - ,.A -...- -.w1,,j, K-A 'v . , 'Q 0 ' I' . Wifi-.iff4i+,. 5.59.4 --g g 1.495 . ., ,. 11-.Qsff-, ta'-'sulsuv-vt-1 Nm W WW l In l u--L -I DEL-HI 1- qo re wo rd We place in your hands the 1931 edition of Del-Hi-a living monument to our days in Delta High. It is just as valuable as any monument ever built by man. Progress is silver. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for those skilled and kindly pilots, our faculty, who have guided us through the paths of knowledge. Inge Twol -L DEL.:-11 1- DEL-Hl fx K 6 Owl il 1 I 5 7 9Mw 3?3+ W X4 X X1 S Haw? gf ! i f' I f 4 , W '--i'--3 ,v J 'rfb 'l-ln P 5,111 '43s-5:4654 .-5' n e'!'3'?-3552's - - -f Lf- Q 41 mgU1'- fr- V Y r'-9 -xl H Nw A k fi ' M' 'gr' X2 . NK ,pf- I' PUBLISHED B Y Senior Glass of 1951 DELTA, OHIO -fDEL-HI1- Clyedication It is with a deep feeling of gratitude that we, the senior class of 1931, dedicate this volume to Mr. F. M. Longnecker. Mr. Longneclcer is a prominent citizen of Delta and has always given his support to the activities of D. H. S. I-Ie has given his whole-hearted support, not only to the publication of this annual, but to every annual that Delta High has published. He has made great contributions to our athletic field and has always been willing to help us in time of need. lPa.ge Four! I 1 ADMINISTRATION -I DEL-HI 1- -'P -bw --4'-swam Mu..-W - - X ., Af3T'.b4.,Q w,axv.Q1,iY '- 4' ,,,, ' 4 A f... ...,-.qdhiunllnmmsv-Wim-.W ww! 0 I . -,......-.... .y.,,,k ..,,.,, , V -f DEL-HI 1- Administration MESSAGE In this annual are the pictures of three school buildings. One that was used in the old claysg one that is used at presentg and one that represents the dream of what our building will be in the future. There is a contrast. Delta High School needs better housing facilities. Throughout the nation there is a movement to have every child in a fire-proof building. We hope the time is near when Delta will have the building of the future. Delta is a community representative of progress. I hope our SUPTI JOHN J. BEALL dream comes true. B. A., Heidelberg, Wooster, M. A., Ohio State MESSAGE No matter how we define education it must be agreed that it is a process of adjustment. Born with certain in- stinctive tenclencies, man is ill-fitted to participate in social life until his inherited instincts and capacities have been altered into socially useful habits, interests, and powers. Perhaps his most characteristic inherited capacity is his capacity for growth. It is this which distinguishes him from other animal creation. It is necessarily a long and elaborate process -a process requiring an extended period of preparation to meet the complex ROBERT A, YOUNKIN world of today. Such is the purpose of P'inciP0fl Delta's Public Schools. B. S., Bowling Green Normal BOARD OF EDUCATION-George Whitehorne, Presidentg Dr. R. C. Todd, Dr. C. L. Hutchins, Shirley Falor, Mason Walker EPage Sevenl -L DEL-H11 M. C. MILLER Latin and History A. B. Huntingwn, Uni- versity of Michigan GOLDA NAU Commercial Ada, Bliss, Findlay Col- lege SIBYL EVANS Music and English B. S. Miami University CHARLES KNAPP History, Arithmetic, and Geography Seventh and Eighth Grades Angola, Hiram, Bowling Green CARMEN GREENBERG French and English A. B. University of Michigan IPIlge Eightl f DEL-H1 1- J. O. TRESSLER Agriculture and Manual Training B. S. Ohio State Uni- versity IRMA FISHER Home Economics B. S. Ohio State Uni- versity, Wilmington College GEORGE TURNBULL Band MARGARET OGAN Physical Education for Girls, English B. S. Ohio State Uni- versity ' - .,.., - , 1.3 U X ai H 7 512535-f. .. . 1 f' H . ' ',. -5 ,A ' . 7H1.:f . . 'gulf K V HY K E , , .J I A . 55532 , 1' PAUL BOXWELL Mathematics and Ath- letics B. S. Wilmington C01- lege A ,f A f ,fit . ,+4 I W fl 5 3-'X N, M E- ,gff .sf-f 7' 0 ' L HELEN swAR1'z Delta High Schooll Secretary IPa.ge Ninel -1 DEL-H1 1- FLOYD RAKER FLORENCE DODGE Flossie An athlete truly, have we here, To be a good loser as well as a Our president whom we all hold Winner. d ear Glee Club 1, S. G, A. A. 3, 4, Shorthand Class President 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, .4, Track Club 4, Secretary of Class 2, 4, Com- 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Varsity D 3, 4, mercial Club 3, 4, Applesauce. Hi-Y 4, Fingers, Applesa.uce. JAMES GODDARD Jimmie My motto: 'We are young only once! Vice-President Class 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Del-Hi StaH 4, Gold and White Staff 4, Varsity D 3, 4, French Club 4, Gypsy Rover, Belle of Barcelona. Senior History It does not seem possible that four years have passed. It seems that only yesterday we began our high school career with great anticipation and shaky knees, and have already reached our goal-Graduation and Commencement. And now that Commencement has come we realize what the true meaning of that beautiful word is. Indeed, it is the commencement of our great journey on a new road of life. Dear Old Delta High School whose portals we have left for others, advised and encouraged us on this journey. As we started upon our four year course in 1927, we discovered many highways filled with obstacles and stumbling blocks standing out vividly before us. We each chose the course that would pave the way for our future honor, success and happiness. Our year's activities were directed by Carolyn Mattern, president and Vivian Dewyer, secretary. Before we realized it, June came, it brought with it vacation. lPage Tenl -fDEL-I-II1-- EPRAIM BIXLER Eppie Bashfu1ness is worth all that it costs. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I-IILLIARD CAMP Percy His length speaks for his character. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, French Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 3, 4, Chapel Leader 4, Basketball 3, Class President 2, Applesauce, On the Nile, Gypsy Rover, Lelawala. LENORE DEWYER Red Bright blue eyes, Titian hair, Whene'er there's gossip Red's right there. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, S. G. A. A. 4, Belle of Barcelona, On the Nile, Gypsy Rover, LelaWala. ARTHUR FISH Art Always in search of Rubies. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 3, 4, Gold and White Sta1T 3, 4, Vice-Pres1- dent of class 1, President of class 3, Belle of Barcelona, On the Nile, LelaWa1a. RUTH BROWNE Kookies Yes, I think Love is grand. G. R. 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 4, Shorthand Club 4, S. G. A. A. 4, Commercial Club 4. ELLSWORTI-I DECK Pie To a. last year's senior, He is quite devoted, As a gum chewer, He is also quite noted. Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Varsity D, French Club 4. GLEN DUNBAR Dunny Our honor roll student. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GEORGE Dick Good things come in small packages. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club El, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club 4, Shorthand Club 4. lPage Elevenl -f DEL-HI 1- Like all vacations it went rapidly and we soon found ourselves back at school enrolled as Sophomores. We chose the following officers: Hilliard Camp, presidentg James Owen, secretary and treasurer. This was rather an uneventful year. Again came vacation and we departed with the happy realization that we were Juniors. After three months of splendid recreation we gladly returned to high school in September, 1929. As Juniors our deliberations were pre- sided over by Arthur Fish, president, Betty Koder, secretary and treasurer. During this year we were striving for three goals: flj We all desired to become Seniors at the end of the term. Q25 We wanted our Senior Prom to be the best yet. QB, Our class play Applesauce to be a great success. By the splendid leadership of Miss Hollinger and the rest of the faculty we attained all three goals. Our athletic record was good, being well represented in football, basketball, and track by boys and girls winning the Intramural Class Basketball trophy. In May we departed from school, each one realizing with a pang of regret that only one year remained for us to honor Delta High School with our presence. We determined to make it one to be remembered. Therefore, we returned in September, 1930, as dignified Seniors. Our directors were Floyd Ralcer, president and Florence Dodge, secretary and treasurer. Our Senior play, Second Childhood, was a great success. Miss Evans was our play director. Also, our annual appears to be the best published as yet. Fellow Classmen, we seemed to have chosen wisel , but, let us re- member that though we may all detour in many different irections through- out our careers, we will always be bound together by that mutual love for Dear Old Delta High School. It's not the gale but the set of the sail that determines the way we go. lPa.ge Twelvel -L DEL-I-II 1- HOWARD GRAY Gray I do not choose to study. Hi-Y 3, 4, F. F. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. FLORENCE HINES Flossie Clyde will speak for me. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Del-Hi Staff 4. S. G. A. A. 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, ri, Shorthand Club 4, Belle of Barcelona, Lelawala. I-IAZEL McQUILLIN Mickey She is loyal, frank and true, a friend we call true blue. S. G. A. A. 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Short- hand Club 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Applesauce. GRACE MERIDEW Grace Silence is Golden. Home Economics Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 4. RICHARD GREEN Dick A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4. STANLEY HUIT Stan The reward to a duty is the power to fulfill another. Commercial Club 3, 4, Varsity D 3, 4, Gold and White Staff 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, French Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Belle of Barcelona, On the Nile, Lelawala. CAROLYN MATTERN Carol To know her is to love her. Gold and White 3, 4, G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, S. G. A. A. 3, 4, French Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, President of Class 1, Gypsy Rover, Belle of Barcelona, Le1awa1a, The Second Childhood. ETHLYN MIZER Dottie Her idol is Clara Bow. G. R. 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, S. G. A. A. 3, 4, On the Nile, Lelawala, Belle of Barcelona, The Second Childhood. lPage Thirteenl -fDEL-HI1- 014 Vision of Our Class in 1941 Now to read the evening paper, said Merlyn Ruple as he lit his pipe and stretched luxuriously before the fireplace in his neat bachelor apartment. He was now a prosperous young man who had successfully climbed from clerk to manager of the A. 66 P. chain stores. As he opened it to the sport page he gasped with surprise for there was Ellsworth Ohlinger's familiar grin and written below in large type were the words: Former Delta Grid Star Makes All-America Team . Gee, mused Merlyn, I wonder where all the rest of the class of '31 are and what they are doing? He turned to the front page and began to carefully look thru the news to see if there were any items about his former friends. On the second page he was rewarded with this article: New Methodist Church of Dallas, Texas, designed by Mildred Raker, and constructed by the Dinius Construction Company owned by Walter Dinius, will be opened this Sunday, June 30, 1941, and the pastor of this church will be the well-known missionary, Stanley Woodringf' This brought back memories of Stanley's Epworth League programs and Merlyn chuckled gleefully. A few pages further he read the announcement of the opening of the Scandals of 1941 featuring the lovable Carolyn Mattern whose singing would make a banana jealous when it came to appeal. Merlyn straightway decided to attend the show and, dashing to the street, hailed a taxi. Upon clambering in he found it to be driven by Stanley Huit. Why, hello, Stan old timer! Where is the Nash you used to travel in? Sh-h-h, warned Stan, Don't tell anyone but I'm writing a story and am doing this for atmospheref, When Merlyn announced his destination Stanley decided to accompany him and together they entered the theater. After the performance they met Carolyn at the door and asked her if she knew where any of the Delta '3 1-ers were as they were looking them up. Well, she told them, You are in luck. Come down to my house and you can probably find out about all of them as James Goddard and Arthur Fish promised to be there and as you probably remember they always knew what was happening at all times. While they were riding along she told them: You know Jimmy is famous now too. He writes all of Mickey Mouse's comedies for him and Arthur is the leading financier of the country. lPage Fourteenl -f DEL-HI1- KENNETI-I MOI-IR Dinty God's gift to women. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 4, Cheer Leader 4. LAWRENCE NORRIS Norris Persever-ance is the road to success. Hi-Y 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CLYDE RAKER Clydie Answer to a maidens prayer. Varsity D, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Fingers, GLEN REED Hen Good football player, good basket- ball player and a good student. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity D, French Club 4. EVELYN NORRIS Curly Everything she does she does well. Home Economics Club 1, 2, S. G. A. A, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4. ELLSWORTH OHLINGER Ella What would school be without sports? Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 3, French Club 4, Vice-Presi- dent Class 3, App1esauce. MILDRED RAKER Milly Del-Hi's only artist. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, S. G. A. A. 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Del-Hi Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Gypsy Rover. MERLYN RUPLE Meri Church first, music second, then school. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Track 1, 3. lPage Fifteenl -L DEL-HI1-- We had arrived at her home and were hilariously greeted by Jim and Art who had been, they told us, reminiscing and thinking of all the dear old Delta gang. V ' Well, said Stanley, Do tell us what every one is doing. And that started them off. James took Z1 long breath and told us this: i'Lenore Dewyer is a blonde now, And she married Kenneth Mohr, They are living very happily, And he works in Perl Schlagel's Ten Cent store. Florence Dodge is the world's typing champ, She writes a hundred words per sec, Lawrence Norris is a multi-millionaire, His only work is to sign a check. At this jimmy paused to take a breath and Art cut in, Well, I can't give it in a jingle, but here's the low-down on some more of the class. Hilliard Camp very diligently studied music and is now the private music instructor of Charles Lindbergh Junior. And Ethlyn Mizer, poor girl, you heard about her? Noi said Merlyn, breathless, What? Why, she married the Prince of Wales for his title and the week after the ceremony England became a republic and elected a president and now Ethlyn is in a convent, trying to forget her great disappointment. Then there is that new sensational newspaper that began circulating in New York recently- The Green Gazette. That is the work of Richard Green. Arthur then stopped for breath and Carolyn's maid brought in refreshments, all of which tasted very good but the crowning glory was the McQuillan Cocktail concocted, Carolyn told us, by Hazel McQuillan herself. After this reviving repast Arthur told us about an invention that seemed to Merlyn and Stanley most worth while. It was a school room clock, guaranteed to run fast during class periods without the teacher, the superintendent or principal suspecting a thing. This was the invention of Clyde and Floyd Raker. Many cheers. Marguerite Wagner discovered that she was the long lost niece of the famous Wagner who left her his entire fortune when he died and she now spends her time building homes for stray dogs. And of course you know about 'Pie' Deck becoming a famous orator and debater?', broke in Jimmy again. Oh yes, said Stan, and do you remember how he used to argue in American Literature class? I Page Sixteen! -I DEL-HI 1- CELIA RYCHENER Rychy A sweet girl graduate. G. R. 1, 2, 3, 4, S. G. A. A. 3, 4, French Club 4. GORDON TOMPKINS Gord Why aren't there more than twenty-four hours in a day? Track 3, 4, French Club 4. MARGUERITE WAGNER Maggie Her great weakness is football men. Glee Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 4, S. G. A. A. 4, G. R. 3, 4. STANLEY WOODRING 'Tele' 'Tis education forms the mind, As the twig is bent, the tree's inclined. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, On the Nile, Fingers, Lelawalaj' Apple-:sauce. PEARL SCHLEGEL P1:rly Faithful hearts may part but ne'er forget. Glee Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, 3, S. G. A. A. 3. ARVAH TREMAIN Curly A silent but diligent worker. G. R.. 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Glee Club 1, S. G. A. A. 3, 4, French Club 4, Junior Criterion Club 3. ONALEE WILEY Dim1ples Pleasure before business. Shorthand Club 4, S. G. A. A. 3, Com- mercial Club 3. lPage Seventeenl -L DEL.:-11 1- Yes indeed, said Carolyn, and he is going to hold a debate with Clarence Darrow tomorrow night. Let's go. Capitall said Arthur, And maybe he can tell us about the rest of the class. The next evening, after a distinct victory over his opponent, Ellsworth Deck was surprised to find himself surrounded by his old Deltonian friends and after they had congratulated him he answered Carolyn's query thus: The old gang? Let's see. Glenn Dunbar is conducting the snappiest orchestra in the United States at the Brown Derby and he has several of the class with him. Arvah Tremain plays the piano, Ephraim Bixler the violin, and Richard George the saxophone. Florence Hines runs the exclusive Hines Dancing School and is an authority on the latest dance steps. Remember some of those old fashioned steps we used to labor thru? Charleston, Varsity Drag, Graf Sway and all the rest. Those were the good old days all right. Say, we sure have a lot to talk over. C'mon home with me and on the way I'll tell you something that will surprise you. After next week there will be a Mrs. 'Pie' Deck. Pie! What? When? Who? I didn't know! Never suspected! Tell us! All these startled exclamations caused 'Pie' to chuckle and he said, You would never guess. It is one of our old classmates-Celia Rychenerf' Congratulations! After receiving his friends' good wishes they arrived at his home and he told them about the rest of the class of 1931. Glen Reed has begun living like Thoreau and writing philosophy. Do you remember how he argued against a simple life like that when we studied Thoreau? And then Onalee Wiley has distinguished herself by being the first woman to imitate Byrd's expedition to the North Pole. She went in the new type of plane designed by Gordon Tompkins. Evelyn Norris married the Jewish ambassador whom she met through Lawrence. And Grace Meridew-she was so bashful and quiet-she is now married to Franklin Free who is the head of the Boy Scouts. And then last but not least is Howard Grey. He just won the heavy-weight championship and is assured of a brilliant career. That is the entire class and as we can't all get together once more let us sing Varsity with all the old-time fervor in honor of our Delta school days because every one of that class of '31 is a credit and honor to old D. H. S. IPa.ge Eighteenl Q95 W K0 f L5 Z X .M AN Q if UNDER CLASSMEN -5 DEL-H11 RAYMOND BAKER HAZEL BARDEN MARION BLOMBERG ARTHUR BRATTON ALMA BURT ALFRED BURT DONALD DAILEY ORIS DELLENBACK EUGENE EBERLY ROBERT EICHLER RUTH ELDRED RUBY FOUTY MARY GREEN DORIS GUTHRIE uniors STELLA HARMON DONALD HARMON DAISY HILL TENNIS HUYCK MARY KENYON JUNE KOOS MILDRED KOOS VERN KNAPP DALE LAVER CECELIA MARKEY JULIA McDON'NELL FRANCES MERRILL MARION MILLER GRACE MYERS WILSON OLMSTEAD PHOEBE PELTON DONALD PFAFF ELSIE REED ROBERT REIGHARD MILDRED RHOADS VIVIAN SCI-INUR GRETCI-IEN SPENGLER NORMA TODD KIRKWOOD TURPENING AUDREY WATSON DELTA WEAVER JANET WISE IPage Twentyl -L DEL.:-11 1- junior Class History ARTHUR BRATTON .......... ........ P resident KIRKWOOD TURPENING ...... ......... V ice President RUBY FOUTY .............. ...... Se cretary-Treasurer SPONSOR-MISS GREENBERG The Junior Class of 1930-31 started their long journey September Sth. Voltaire has said: Life is thick sown with thorns -but there is always a rose among the thorns. With a great deal of school work we have managed to conduct a few activities. We had a Hallowe'en party at the Community Hall. That night the endless treasure hunt was the main event. In November we had a farewell party for our classmate, Earl Mack. We staged Dulcy, a three-act comedy, on March 27. We participated in the intramural games and managed to keep a few members of our class on the honor roll. The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was given May 22. To close the year we held our annual spring picnic. lPage Twenty-Onel -I DEL-HI 1- DALE BITTIKOFER NEVA BODMER ANNA BRASIOLA ANNA BRATTON ILA ROSE CAMERON LUCILLE CUNNINGHAM WAYNE DECK JANE EBERLY ROBERT FASHBAUGH RICHARD FORREST HERMA JANE FRAKER MABLE GEHRING RUTH GINGERY DORIS HENRICKS MARCELLA HENRICKS jophomore LAVERNE JOHNSTON DALE KEISER RUTH KOOS MIRIAM LINN CHARLES MACK ELMER MITCHELL KATHRYN MILLER HAZEL MONTGOMERY ELVA MOCK MARGARET NASH MARYBELLE PANCOST MILDRED PAULSON MAE RAKER ROY RATHMAN HOWARD REX GERALDINE HOLLINGER MINNIE MAY RICHARDS MERVIN RUPP LILLIAN RUSSELL RUTH SAVAGE DOROTHY SANDERSON LAWRENCE SAVAGE JESSIE SHOEMAKER MARTHA SHOUB VERA SKEEIS NELLIE SOHN ROBERT TAYLOR GENEVIEVE TAYLOR LUCILLE TURPENING BONNIE WALES EUDORA WATKINS CARL WHITMIRE lPage Twenty-TwoJ -I:DEL-HI1- Sophomore Class History CARL WHITMIRE ...... ........ Pre sident MILDRED PAULSON ..... ......... V ice President ANNA BRATTON ....... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer SPONSOR,-MISS NAU It is enough to say that we have now become thoroughly familiar with high school life and are enjoying it immensely. We have members who have been successful in many activities, including Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Band, Glee Club, Basketball, and Football. We have had two parties which were successful and in which every one co-operated. We realize we are only half-way through the journey, but we know if we proceed with the same enthusiasm displayed so far that every one will be graduated with honors in 1933. lPage Twenty-Threel -lDEL-HI1- GERALDINE BERKEBILE DAISY MAE BIXLER KARL BOSTLEMAN HAROLD BOWERMAN DELLA BUCHANAN JOHN CUSTER ALICE DISBROW 'DANIEL DODGE AMY DUNBAR MARION EICHER HELEN ELDRED DONALD ELLIo'r MARGARET EMANS MARY EMCH ROBERT EMCH VERN GILL WILLIAM GODDARD qreshman EUGENE GRAY MARGERY GUTHRIE HAZEL HALLETT JAMES HARMON WILMA HATFIELD DONALD HENRICKS PAULINE HITE LETHA KAI-ILE MARY KESLER I I PAUL KESLER GLADYS LAVER WILLARD MACK DONALD MANN OCIE MERIDEW FRANCES MERRIN HERBERT MCQUILLIN VERN MITRRAY MARION NORRIS DALE NORRIS HERBERT NUGENT ROBERT OHLINGER BLAINE ORNDORFF ROBERT REED MARGUERITE REIGHARD DONALD ROBINETT PERRY SLAGLE BETTY SYNDER WILLIAM SPENGLER 'rHEI.MA SPRAGUE SPURGEON TEDROW HAROLD VOLLMAR MARTHA WANNER REVA WHITMIRE lPage Twenty-Fourl -I DELHI 1- qreshman Glass gfis to ry WILLARD MACK .... ....... P resident MARION NORRISL .... ........ V ice President AMY DUNBAR ...... .... S ecretary-Treasurer SPONSOR-MISS FISHER The Freshman Class met on September 10, 1930, and elected its officers and sponsor. The most important factor in the Freshman Class is the Guidance Hour. Miss Fisher tried to show during the first semester the importance of a vocation and the necessity of a good education. This semester she has divided the class into groups, each group having a chairman and has given each group some topic on which to work. Each group will be required to write a term paper on some subject she will assign them. Mr. Younkin will send these papers to Columbus to show what fine work the class has done. The Freshman Hallowe'en party on October 28 was a huge success. The members of the Freshman Class wish to express their appreciation of Miss Fisher, their sponsor. EPa.ge Twenty-Fivel -I DEL.1-11 1- Eighth fade ARBY BARNES HARRY BALLIN LOWELL BARKER NELLIE BUEHRER IRENE CHURCHILL DON CORBIN LAWRENCE CUNNINGHAM GERALD DAILEY GRACE DODGE MARGERY EMCH JACK FRAKER MARION GEORGE MARTHA GREEN RICHARD GRUBBS HERBERT HALL STANTON HALL HELEN HASEMAN ARCHIE HINES HAL HUTCHINS FRED KNAPP DONALD KODER LUCILLE MCARTHUR HAROLD MYERS ELFRIEDA RAKER MARGARET SCHROCK FLORENCE TAPPAN DONALD TODD EARL WHITMIRE ANNABELLE WHITMIRE The eighth grade officers are: Harry Ballin, presidentg Florence Tappan, vice-presidentg Archie Hines, secretary and treasurerg and Miss Ogan, sponsor. The main activities for this year have been a Ha11owe'en party, a roller skating party, and a trip to the Toledo Art Museum. IPage Twenty-Sixl -I DEL-HI 1- eventh grade JOHN BOCKLEMAN LOUIE BRASIOLA JACK BROWNE ESTELLA BUCHANAN MARY ANN COTTINGHAM LOUISE DORRELL GLEN FISH CLARENCE FORREST CLARK GRAY BETTY HALLETT LEAH HALL VIVIAN HATFIELD MARY EMILY HELTZEL ALVIN HOLMES HARRIET JOHNSON LORETTA KNAPP LUCILLE KNAPP HILAIRE IVIARKEY RALPH MILLER PAULINE PRICE THELMA QUELET EVELYN RADABAUGH DONALD REIGHARD NORMAN REIGHARD DORIS RUSSELL CLYDE SAVAGE LOIS SCHNUR CARMAH SKEELS PAUL SIMMONS ROBERT TURPENING CLARENCE WALES WILLIS WALKER ROXIE WHITTENBERG MARIAN WISE The seventh grade elected W7illis Walker president, Mary Anne Cottingham treasurer, and Carman Skeels secretary. We were interested in sports and our football team won three games. Our basketball team did not do so well. However, we are very proud of them. We had two parties which we enjoyed very much. lPage Twenty-Sevenl IDEL-1-111 -L DELHI 1- in su ' I ff'-E S' f 1' ,S , ll' A FFS' 9 flgg 1 bv? A 29,4 , A 'V lpjhux -T-I I N: l fu A THLE TI C S IP gT -I DELHI 1- Coach Paul Boxwell has just completed his first year of coaching in Delta High School. The object of Mr. Boxwe1i's coaching has been higher than winning games. He has had for his object the building of character. Coach Boxweli realized that the greatest game of all is the game of life. He attempted throughout the entire year to build character in his men and to develop traits which they can carry with them through D. H. S. and out into that greater game-Life. I Page Thirty 1 -L DELHI 1- am. qootball Cgquad Back row, left to right: Coach Boxwell, Harmon, D. Bittilcofer P. Kesler, D. Pfaff, S. Huit, D. Harmon, H. Vollmar, A. Burt H. Nugent, R. Fashbaugh, Mr. Younkin. Middle row, left to right: R. Rathrnan, R. Green, K. Turpening, W. Mack C. Ralcer, G. Reed, G. Dunbar, F. Raker, W. Deck. Front row, left to right: R. Reed, E. Ohlinger, W. Olmstead, E. Deck, C. Whitmire, A. Fish, V. Knapp, E. Mack. IPage Thirty-Onel 9 7 DEL-HI ?54 FTW! lPage Thirty-Twol -I DEL-H1 1- FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Ellsworth Ohlinger Halfback ' A hard-hitting, plunging halfback. His weight was a winning factor and he had an uncanny faculty of getting away for consistent gains. Arthur Fish Fullback One of the best defensive men on the team. He was speedy, flashy, and spectacular throughout the season. Ellsworth Deck Halfback He was a good utility backlield man, able to kick, pass, and make first downs. Glen Reed Tackle Reed played tackle and what he lacked in weight he made up in speed and fight. Most of the opponents recognized this fact when they ran up against him. Clyde Raker Tackle Clyde did not fiinch when it came to playing tackle and went smashing through the line in true veteran style. Richard Green Center A man always on the job. Dick was a faithful hard working player who never knew when he was licked. Floyd Raker KC, Guard Floyd played a brand of good, straight, hard football. When he got started there was nothing going to stop him. Kirkwood Turpening Center Kirky though small in stature was our fighting center. He passed the ball with great speed and accuracy. Wilson Olmstead Fullback A good kicker, excellent passer and a fine open field runner. He managed to pull the team out of many a tight place. Vern Knapp Quarterback Snappy played most any position on the field, steady and constant, but we expect more of him'next year hoping he will do better. Carl Whitmire Halfback He had the determination to do his best all through the game, and no one displayed more fighting spirit and gameness than Carl. Wayne Deck End Cake played his second year of football for Delta High School and he is a clean lad with lots of pep and enthusiasm. He still has two more seasons with us. Roy Rathman Guard As a guard Rathman surely met the requirements. He put all he had into the game but we expect more of him the next two years. Willard Mack End When Swede got out on the football field he forgot everything except to crash through and get his man. He was right there to hold up his end of the line. Harold Vollmar Guard He displayed great ability in his Freshman year. Great things are expected of him in his future years in D. H. S. Robert Fashhaugh Manager Bob filled the managers post in excellent fashion. Much credit is due him. lPage Thirty-Threel -I DEL-1-11 1- Refview of Football Season DELTA vs. ARCHBOLD The Gold and White football squad of Delta started out this season by defeating Archbold 13-0. DELTA vs. NAPOLEON A grim, hard fighting football team made history here when Delta's warriors defeated Napoleon for the first time by a score of 8-0. Almost the entire game was played in the shadow of the opponent's goal. DELTA vs. MORENCI Delta received its first defeat when Morenci gridders scored a goal kick making it 3-0. The Gold and White did not seem to get started. DELTA vs. MONTPELIER The Gold and White football squad emerged on the short end of a 14-0 score in its battle for league-leading honors at Montpelier. This defeat dropped Delta into third place tie with Xwauseon. Delta's goal was threaten- ed many times but their stubborn defense held Nlontpelier to 14 points. DELTA vs. BRYAN Eleven crippled players of Delta faced Bryan's heavy team and in- juries spelled defeat for the locals. This was the third home game and the interest in the team seemed to be at low ebb. Some of the players had damaged hands, ankles, arms, and cracked ribs, so they could not be expected to do their best as was shown by the score 26-0. DELTA vs. STRYKER Delta staged a real comeback after the defeat of the three previous weeks by defeating Stryker 27-7. A little humor was added to a part of the last quarter when little Jimmy Harmon Q3 ft., 2 in., was put in to play halfback. Jimmy could be depended upon to do his part. DELTA vs. LIBERTY CENTER The game with Liberty Center was closely fought all the way, twice the Henry County eleven came within scoring distance, and each time the Delta line stiffened and pushed them back. On one occasion the Gold and White machine almost went over the line, but the necessary scoring punch was lacking. The result: a scoreless tie. DELTA vs. SWANTON The players of both Delta and Swanton seemed to be quite evenly matched at the beginning of the game. However, Delta lacked the scoring punch to prove herself master as shown by the score 13-0. DELTA vs. WAUSEON On a field sprinkled with snow the annual Thanksgiving classic was played in a zero temperature. Costly fumbles caused by cold-stiffened fingers contributed to Delta's defeatg Wauseon was out to revenge last year's loss, and would not be denied victory. Score 6-0. IPage Thirty-Four! fDEL-1-111 wif-mam fw' . ,,:. Q' ?1l 4 f i? Q V f.x I vm v DEL-HI ml bw as X8- I Page Thirty-Sixl -lDEL-HI1- BASKETBALL SQUAD Wilson Olmstead F0t'W2lrd Umpy made the baskets which kept Delta from being so badly beaten. His consistent playing was an inspiration to the other players. Carl Whitmire Guard Carl played a guard position which is hard to surpass as the opponents seldom evaded him and scored a basket. Wayne Deck Forward Cake was an excellent forward and we are very glad to still have him with us next year. Willard Mack Forward Swede, although a Green Freshiej' had the ability and skill of one who had played basketball all his life. When he got his hands on the ball he invariably made a basket. Stanley Huit Center Stan made a perfect man on the basketball team. He never gave up once and when things seemed to be going hardest he would change the whole course of events to our advantage. A Roy Rathman Guard Eddie showed basketball fans that he was a real guard and a. fighter. His playing was the sure fighting kind that helps Win games. Richard Forrest Forward Dick was substitute and fully competent to do his part. He also will be a Basketeerl' next year for Delta High School. Raymond Baker Manager Fat filled the position of basketball manager for the Gold and White. His hard work and loyalty prevailed throughout the season. Kenneth'Mohr, Raymond Baker and Dorothy Sanderson Provided the pep for D. H. S. this year. Our cheer leaders were always on the job and much credit goes to them for the splendid work they did in this l.ine. lPage Thirty-Sevenl -L DEL.H1 1- Refviefw of Basketball Season DELTA-NAPOLEON Delta met Napoleon at Delta in the first basketball game of the season and was defeated by a close score, 26-0. DELTA-BRYAN The Gold and White again fell into defeat under Bryan's fast stepping team by a score of 25-40. DELTA-LIBERTY CENTER Delta dropped its third league game when the Orange and Black of Liberty Center downed them by a score of 13-24. DELTA-MONTPELIER Deltals basketball team met Montpelier on their Hoot. Delta was no match for them as was shown by the score, 32-49. DELTA-NAPOLEON Delta,s game scheduled with Napoleon proved to be another defeat. The score was 22-24. DELTA-FULTON Delta gained a little more fighting spirit and gave us a little more exciting game. Not such a difference between the scores as before. 30-36. DELTA-SWANTON After a hard-fought and very evenly matched game, Delta won her first victory over Swanton by one point. The game was exciting to the very end which ended in a tie, 28-28 They played 3 extra periods to break the tie and finally ended by shooting fouls making it 44-42. DELTA-BRYAN Delta suffered its worst defeat from Bryan. They were no match for the Bryan quintet. The score was 5-36. DELTA-WAUSEON For the second time Delta faced their rivals. They were out for re- venge but the fates were against them giving Wauseon another victory. The score was 29-47. DELTA-MONTPELIER Delta played its last League game on its own Hoot. Their fighting spirit was at low ebb and not much enthusiasm was displayed. However Montpelier did not walk away with the game altogether. lPage Thirty-Eight! -f DEL-HI 1- 3 ' . A W., 'inf--l 9,315 CZ5DVELCk CZ58E1JfIfL Back row, left to right: Coach Hopkins, R. Fashhaugh, C. Weaver, G. Reed, G. Tompkins, D. Bittikofer, M. Ruple. Front row, left to right: F. Raker, K. Turpening, E. Ohlinger, C. Raker, W. Reed, H. Whitmire, C. Whitmire, V. Knapp. The 1930 track team was one of the most successful that Delta High ever turned out. The team won the county meet at Wauseon and placed high in the Defiance Relays and the league meet at Bryan. It also won fourth place in the district meet at Scott high school, Toledo. Two mem- bers of the squad, Ohlinger and Turpening, participated in the state meet at Columbus. We are proud of the showing of our boys this season and hope to have an equally successful season in 1931. EPa.ge Thirty-Ninel -I DBL.1-11 1- I C-Varsity WDP, y FLOYD RAKER ........................ .................... P resident VERN KNAPP- .................. ................. V ice-President KIRKWOOD TURPENING ................... Secretary and Treasurer No public school system of athletics can be complete until 'the boys who represent that institution in whatever contest requiring skill in physical powers that they may enter, are joined into some organization into which only men of such ability are admitted. Consequently a Varsity D club was organized at Delta high school, composed of boys who are strong of mind, body and heart, boys who are fighting hard for our school, have learned the value of co-operation with the team, and fair play, boys who have taken the bitter with the sweet, the glory or defeat, sharing alike between themselves that which has been their lot. Of such a nature is our Varsity D in Delta. Any boy who has proved his worth by going out for a letter in any sport automatically becomes a member. At the present time there are boys in the club who do thier accomplishments in football, basketball and track. Some have one honor in one sport while many have shown ability to do the same in all sports. In another year we shall be giving letters in tennis and probably golf. Our organization is indeed one of clear mind and able bodies. Boys who are willing to undergo hardships and lamentations for the glory of our high school. I Page Forty! IDEL-HI 1- il? N Xw V 'K 'X B. -QQPE'-2 4 W' sg' X V in ACTIVITIES -I DEL.1-11 1- girl qfese rves CAROLYN MA'I'I'ERN .........,.............................. President MARIAN BLOMBERG ...... ............... V ice-President CELIA RYCHENER ........................... Secretary and Treasurer We feel that we have an active Girl Reserve Club this year. It consists of forty active members. The club is trying to promote friendship and carry out the purpose of the Girl Reserves To find and give the best.', We have a series of discussions this year on various problems facing life. These discussions prove helpful and interesting. One of the successes of the club was .the Girl Reserve-I-li-Y banquet and prom. On March 28 we went to Napoleon for the Interclub Council. Dorothy Belle Sanderson was elected president of the Interclub Council for next year. We wish to thank Miss Evans for the things she has done and helped us to do this year. IPage Forty'-Twol -fDEL-HI1- giz- CY STANLEY HUIT ..... ........... Pr esident ARTHUR FISH ...... ........ V ice President GLEN REED ............ .... S ecretary-Treasurer ARTHUR BRATTON .... ...... ...... ............... C h a plain One of the most active clubs in Delta high school is the Hi-Y. It consists of twenty-one active members, who are trying to promote higher ideals. Various speakers have been secured to talk before the students by the help of the Hi-Y. The club has been very successful in carrying out interesting meetings, parties, and chapel programs. We feel that we have made greavstrides in forwardingithe planks in the Hi-Y platform: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Living, and Clean Scholarship, and in carrying out the purpose of the Hi-Y, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. EPage Forty-Three! -I DEL-HI 1- girlsi glee Club The Girls' Glee Club has enjoyed an unusually successful year. Regular rehearsals were held each Thursday and all members were eligible to participate in activities of the Mixed Chorus. Outstanding events of the year included the production of the operetta Lelawala, by Charles Wakeheld Cadman which was given in conjunction with the Boys' Glee Club on December 12. The club participated in glee club and chorus competition at the county eisteddfod held at Swanton May 7. The last part of the year was devoted to rehearsals for commence- ment music. FLORENCE HINES ..... .................. P resident ETHLYN MIZER ......... ..... S ecretary and Treasurer LUCILLE TURPENING ..... -- ........... Librarian lPage Forty-Four! -I DEL-l-II1- qgoys' glee Slab The Boys' Glee Club sponsored by Miss Evans was organized in September, the members being selected by tryouts. Weekly rehearsals were held regularly on Tuesday. Members of the club were also eligible for Mixed Chorus. The club joined with the Girls, Glee Club in the production of Lelawala, a dramatic operetta by Cadman, on December 12. They also competed in the county eisteddfod held at Swanton, May 7, and won first place in the Boys' Glee Club number. First tenors: Dale Bittikofer, Robert Reighard, Kirkwood Turpening, Carl Whitmire, Donald Harmon. Second tenors: Robert Fashbaugh, Arthur Fish, Merlyn Ruple, Ellsworth Deck, Eugene Eberly, Stanley Huit. Basses: Hilliard Camp, Donald Dailey, Tennis Huyck, Wilson Olmstead, Stanley Woodring. lPage Forty-Five! -I DEL-HI 1- fffome Economics Cjlub HAZEL MONTGOMERY ..... -- ........... President ANNA BRATTON ........... ............ V ice-President GERALDINE HOLLINGER .................... Secretary and Treasurer The Home Economics Club is IOOW strong. Une of the most important features has been the discussions held. These discussions have benefited each girl and made the meetings more enjoyable and interesting. Everyone has appreciated this club and its aim and already plan- ning for next year. The girls entertained the Agriculture Club in October at Wild Wood Park. Everyone had a lovely time. The girls thank Miss Fisher for helping create this club. We have also had other good times. On April 16 we girls went to Metamora for the style show and in April we all took a trip to Toledo to inspect and study the homes and their correct and complete furnishings. IPage Forty-Sixl -f DEL.H1 1- 65729 qoIfLfLLV6 armers of America KENNETH MOHR ......... .......... P resident STANLEY WOODRING .... .... V ice President DALE LAVER .............. ....... S ecretary LAWRENCE NORRIS ..... ................................. Tr easurer The Future Farmers of America is a national or anization of farm bo s g enrolled in vocational agriculture. Cur motto is Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The chapter published The F. F. A. Deltonianf, It is a paper which relates the' activities of the club and offers suggestions to the farmers. Only four clubs in Ohio are publishing their own club paper and the Deltonian has received considerable recognition from the state department. Arthur Bratton is the editor. Arthur Bratton won third place in the state oratorical contest with his oration. What is needed to Make our Farms Payf, lPage Forty-Sevenl -I DEL-HI 1- CQOWL1f1fLQVCi3fZ 811,46 VERN KNAPP ,..... ......... P resident HILLIARD CAMP ...... ..... V ice President FLORENCE DODGE ..... ,,..... S ecretary LUCILLE TURPENING ..... ..... T reasurcr The Commercial Club was organized in September for the year 1930-1931. The club established interest in regard to the various rules and regulations each member must adhere to. It deals in the held of salesmanship. The commercial course is utilitarian, voca'ional, and not the least important is the cultural side, which has the ability not only to give the means of a livelihood or the first step to opportunity but it has an undoubted faculty for developing our mental qualities until we are fitted for very high social positions. lPage Forty-Eightl -L DEL.1-11 1- Qfrench Slab CAROLYN MATTERN .... ...... - -President CELIA RYCHENER ......... ......... V ice President GRETCHEN SPENGLER. ..... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer Three cheers for the French Club! On December 6, 1930, the .sixteen students of French II met and organized Un Cercle Francais. Of course you all know that Miss Greenberg is our instructor. Notre Cercle meets once a month. At these meetings we have a program and we always enjoy ourselves very much. Presque le temps nous parlons Francais. Our club was organized for cultural purposes. just wait until you see us teach French or hear some of our boys parlent francais to some fair maidens a Paris. LPage Forty-Nine! -I DEL-HI 1.. QDQI-gfi Qstajjf HILLIARD CAMP ,.... ARTHUR BRATTON- - - STANLEY HUIT ..... VERN KNAPP ,,,..., MILDRED RAKER .... ARTHUR FISH ......v....,., ELLSWORTH OHLINGER ..... FLORENCE DODGE ........ RUTH BROWN ....... FLORENCE HINES ..... JAMES GODDARD ..... MR. MILLER ......... - - - -Editor-in-Chief - - - - Associate Editor - - - - - --- - - -Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ------------------------Art -------------Organization - - - - -Assist,ant, Organization ------------------Sports ------Literary --- -Photograph ------------Humor -----Facu1ty Advisor lPage Fiftyl -I DEL-H1 1- gold and Czwhite Stag Editor-in-chief ..... ..... C AROLYN MATTERN Associate Editor ..... ..... M ARION BLOMBERG Circulation ......... .......... A RTHUR FISH Sports ........ ..... S TANLEY HUIT News ....... .... F LORENCE HINES Humor ........... .... J AMES GODDARD Faculty Advisor .... ......... MR . MILLER The above people have worked very earnestly during the 1930-31 school year in their effort to make the D. H. S. School Paper an over- whelming success. This paper, The Gold and White, represents the school in every phase, and it is hoped that the high school body will long remember it as a paper both beneficial and educational. EPage Fifty-Onel -I DEL-HI 1- enior girls, Athletic ,Association PHOEBE PELTON ........ --- ........... President FLORENCE DODGE ...... ............. V ice-President VIVIAN SCHNUR ...... ..... S ecretary and Trea.surer The Girls, Athletic Association consists of seventy active members whose aim is to advance physical education, promote good health, and develop good sportsmanship. During the year there are tournaments for each sport. Then at the close of the year the class winning the majority of the toumaments receives an award. The three girls with the highest number of points are eligible for awards. In all sports the girls try to live up to their slogan play fair. The girls' annual basketball banquet was held on March 16 and the winning team, whose captain is Cecelia received the trophy. We girls have been greatly benefited and have greatly enjoyed the organization and wish to thank Miss Ogan for bringing physical education for girls, to Delta. lPage Fifty-Twol -lfDEL-HI1- iizfiior , iris, Athletic Association MARTHA GREEN .............. ............ P resident MARY ANN COTTINGHAM ....... ........... V ice President NELLIE BUEHRER ............. ...... S ecretary-Treasurer The Junior Girls' Athletic Association is composed of seventh and eighth grade girls. In this club for the year 1930-1931 there are twenty- eight active members. The purpose of this organization is the advancement of physical education, the promotion of good health, and the development of goocl sportsmanship. The younger girls wish to express their appreciation of Miss Ogan's work with them as it prepares them for the sports and school activities of senior high school. lPage Fifty-Three! -I DEL.1-11 1- enior fplay An outstanding event of the school year was the presentation of the play, Second Childhood, by the senior class, May 26-27. Second Childhood is a roaring farce built upon the supposed discovery of the uelixir of youth by an absent-minded college professor. Members of the cast were as follows: Prof. Frederick Relyea ....... .... H ILLIARD CAMP Mrs. Wellsmiller, his sister .... ...... L ENORE DEWYEH, Sylvia Relyea, his daughter .... ...... C AROLYN MATTERN Philip Stanton, his assistant .... .... E LLSWORTH OHLINGER General Henry Burbeck ..... ..... S TANLEY WOODRING Marcella Burbeck .......... ........ E THLYN MIZER Mrs. Vivvert, a neighbor ...... ...... F LORENCE DODGE Mrs. Henderson, her mother ..... .......... F LORENCE HINES Lucille Norton, a neighbor .... ..... M ARGUERITE WAGNER Judge Sanderson ........... ........ J AMES GODDARD Sheriff Johnson ........ .... AR THUR FISH Deputy Sheriff Stoker .... ...... G LEN REED The play was under the direction of Miss Evans. IPa.ge Fifty-Fourl -L DEL-HI 1- l unior Qlay Dulcy, the annual presentation of the Junior Class, scored a triumph with Delta citizens. Norma Todd as Dulcie was ably supported by an excellent cast. Sparkling humor rather than dramatic narration was re- sponsible for the success of the play. Dulcy is a bride. Her other name is Smith. In her determination to help her husband in a business deal she plans a week-end party in their suburban home. The brief association of all this ill-assorted group be- comes a series of hilarious tragedies. It is Dulcie's final blunder which crowns all her mistaken efforts with success. Dulcinea .............,.......... ......... N ORMA TODD Gordon Smith, her husband ..... ..... A RTHUR BRATTON William Parker, her brother ..... .... D ONALD HARMON G. Roger Forbes .............. ......... D ONALD PFAFF Mrs. Forbes ........ ..... M ARION BLOMBERG Angela Forbes ......... ......... R UBY FOUTY Schuyler Van Dyke ............... ..... D ONALD DAILEY Tom Stserrett, advertising agent ...,, .... R AYMOND BAKER Vincent Leach, scenarist ........ ...... E UGENE EBERLY Blair Patterson ............. ,.... R OBERT REIGHARD Henry .......... ....... T ENNIS HUYCK EPage Fifty-Fivel -I DEL.1-11 1- Qshorthand Slab FLORENCE HINES ...... ........ P resident FLORENCE DODGE ..... ............. V ice-President ALMA BURT ........................ , ......... Secretary and Treasurer MISS NAU-SPONS OR At the beginning of the 1930-31 school year a Shorthand Club was organized in Delta High. This club consists of all students enrolled in the shorthand study from the Junior and Senior classes. Definite worlc was not attempted until after the Christmas holidays or the first of January. The great purpose of this club is to promote a more rapid speed for taking dictation. The club members have realized its great value to them. It has created a desire for studying shorthand in that it is a means of success in in the business world. In the work of this club we have an ideal or a definite goal for which to loolc forward, and it is our aim to reach and attain this goal. I Page Fifty-Sixl -I DEL.1-11 1- fG7ie junior glee Clubs The Junior Chorus is composed of the members of the Boys, and Girls, Glee Clubs of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Nlembership in these clubs is determined by voice tryouts held early in the year. Each club meets regularly once a week. A joint program was pre- sented before the high school in January. Members of the clubs cooperated with the senior chorus in the production of the operctta, Lelawala, as well as in the preparation of commencement music. Officers Boys' President .........., ........ P AUL KESLER Vice-President .....,...... ........ H AL HUTCHINS Secretary and Treasurer cc.. .... R OBERT TURPENING Librarian .......,,.... D--- ........... DON CORBIN Girls' President .... .... W ILMA I-IATFIELD Vice-President ........,... ....... AM Y DUNBAR Secretary and Treasurer .... ..... M ARJORIE EMCH Librarian .......,..................................., GRACE DODGE ACCOMPANIST-FRANCES MERRIN iPage Fifty-Seven! DEL-HI -lDEL-HI1- MYSTERY HOUSE By HILLIARD CAMP Little was known about that old house in Adrian street when I first entered Delta high school. The boys had discovered one thing however: the house had been last occupied by an old doctor! whose name was Henry. If my memory is right his full name was Dr. Thomas Gregory Henry. But aside from this fact, the house and its history remained a mystery until early in my Junior year. Somehow, as the boys gathered together in the assembly room one autumn afternoon of my junior year the old house became the topic of conversation. Something within Ellsworth Ohlinger seemed to stir as he heard the only known thing about the house. Ella,,7 as the boys call him, was about five feet eight inches tall and weighed about one hundred eighty pounds. He was one of the best football players Delta high school ever had. Slim,,' Ella said to me, I, for one, am in favor of investigationf' Say, said Art Fish, Q'I've got an idea. Let's go out to that house tonight after football practice. Art was fullback on our team that year. It was his first year out but he was making good. The boys responded to Art's proposal and agreed to meet at the school-house immediately after practice. Since I was not a candidate for a berth on the football team I went home and did what work I could before returning. I arrived in time to see the boys come off the field and I followed them to the dressing room. As the boys dressed hurriedly they talked about the venture which they were soon to undertake. Little did any of the party realize what the venture was to bring forth. Before leaving the school-house the boys decided to choose a leader. We selected Stanley Huit, center on the varsity basketball team, as our leader. Then the party, about ten in number, started on its Way. For some reason we decided to approach quietly. I suppose none of the boys in that group would have been able to count the number of times he had been in that house, but that night we were determined that if there was a mystery about it we were going to find it. We organized a search of the house from top to bottom. We were to meet in front of the old house at eight o'clock. Ella, Huit, and I decided to go upstairs for our search. We ascended the stairs and began our investigation. Minutes passed and the search seemed to be fruitless. It was about five minutes before meeting time when, from one corner of the lPage Fifty-Ninel COMPLIMENTS OF Johnston Brothers Auto Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. McKee For the best of Dentistry Vulcanizing First, Last and Always COMPLIMENTS for OF Gehring's Drug Store DELTA HIGH The Beatty Barber Shop -I DEL.1-11 1- room I heard Huit utter a soft exclamation. Ella must have heard that word too and both of us were soon at Stanley's side. Look, he exclaimed pointing into an old delapidated cupboard. There, in the ruins of that -old relic of furniture, I saw a dusty, black book-the family Bible. We took the book from its place and descended to the main flo-or. In front of the house we found the others waiting for us. After leaving the old structure we toolc an inventory of our findings. Our party was the only one which had been successful. The others had found nothing but ruins which they had seen hundreds of times before. Huit and Ella decided to stay with me that night. Something within us that I cannot explain stirred as we turned the dusty black covers of that old book. Would it be just an ordinary Bible or would it contain something which would help solve the mystery of that old house? The boys broke training rules that night as we sat in my room pondering over the contents of that Bible. We found but one thing of interest to us. There had been born in that house on January 7, 1850, a girl who had been named Margaret Irene. Sometime between the years 1850 and 1929 that girl had disappeared. Where and when? That was the problem that faced us. One thing was certain. If we could solve that problem we could discover the mysterious secrets of that old house. We retired that night determined to re-visit the scene of our investigation. The next day was Saturday. We rounded the boys up and again visited the old house. We were not so quiet on this trip as we had been the night before. The mystery of the old place failed to impress the boys on this occasion. Huit, Ella, and I had not revealed our secret about the girl to the other members. After a half hour's search all the fellows left with the exception of Huit, Ella and me. We had decided to spend our day in that pile of ruins which to us held so much mystery. It must have been nearing the noon hour when we decided to climb the stairs and visit that old cupboard again. We ascended the stairs. I went directly to the cupboard but Huit and Ella decided to survey the sur- roundings again. As I neared the cupboard something attracted my attention. There on the top shelf I saw a man's cap. There was no doubt in my mind. That cap had not been there the night before and it did not belong to any of our party. I called the boys to my side and revealed my discovery. We hurriedly decided that the man had not been gone long and that he must have intended to return. With this idea in mind we went noiselessly to the head of the stairs and hid behind the wall which, on ei'her side, came to the edge of the top step. Huit and I stood on one side. Ella occupied the other. I shudder yet as I think of that dreadful silence. The lPage Sixty-OneT COMPLIMENTS OF GOLDSMITH BROS. HATCHERY Baby Chicks and Started cliicksg buyers of Poultry, Eggs and Cream. Feed and supplies. HAIL! To the Class of 1931 May your pathway ever be strewn with flowers M. E. MATTERN FLORIST Delta, O. Swanton, O. For the Best of Sweets McKeen's Lunches Cigars Fred McKeen, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF Dailey's Jewelry Store -fDEL.H11- minutes seemed hours as we waited for that person to appear. Every muscle in my body ached, yet I did not dare to move. I cannot describe that dreadful silence. Here was our chance to capture the man who could reveal the mystery. That one point was the only thing which made it possible to bear our pain. Suddenly our ears caught the sound of soft footsteps in the ruins belo-w. My heart beat with a strangeness that I had never felt before and have not felt since. The visitor stopped as he reached the foot of the stairs. Without a doubt he was listening for sounds from our direction. We did not move. Then slowly he began to ascend the stairs. As he entered the room I saw Ella take one look at him and then, with the swiftness I have often seen him display on the cinder path, I saw him send a terrific blow to the visitoris jaw. His head went back and he staggered. But our opponent was not the kind to give up in one blow. He rushed at Ella and, ducking as that individual tried another blow at his jaw, he sent a terrific right hook to Ella's jaw which raised our companion off his feet and sent him crashing to the floor. He did not get up. With this Huit and I entered into the fight. Wisely we attacked him from opposite sides. We managed to hold him off for some time but at last I saw my companion fall. He, also, was the victim of our opponent's right hook. The light was now up to me. I realized that if my two companions had been unable to stand against this man, it was almost hopeless for me to try. Yet, here was the chance to learn the greatest mystery in the town of Delta. Suddenly another plan came to me. I did not get close to my opponent but just kept circling about him. I knew that sooner or later he would rush at me. My only hope was that the idea I had in mind would work. My opponent began rushing me, and I found it more and more difficult to keep out of reach. Then, as if answer to my prayers, I saw Ohlinger Hy through the air. My opponent's feet went out from under him and he hit the floor with a thud. My plan had worked. There will never be a more beautiful tackle made on a football field than Ella made that day in the upper room of that old house. Both of us were on top of our opponent in a moment. We remained in this position until Huit regained consciousness. He hurried to the neighbors and called the marshall and deputy. Within a few minutes they came and took our visitor to jail. We returned to my house that evening bruised and weary from the adventures of the day. We went to bed early and soon were fast asleep, dreaming of the success we had achieved. The trial of the mysterious man was held the following Saturday. lPage Sixty-Threel COMPLIMI-:NTS OF F. M. LONGNECKER WITH EVERY GOOD WISH TO FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF DELTA HIGH SCHOOL -L DEL-H1 1- It was found that he was a member of a criminal ring which had its meetings in this old house. The doctor who had last occupied it had inherited a million-dollar estate from a great uncle. He had been given poison and his young daughter taken away. She knew nothing of her father and soon became accustomed to the gang. She died a few years after our discovery and willed her fortune which had been returned to her, to Huit, Ella, and me. All the fellows in that old gang have now grown into manhood. Ohlinger married his schoolday sweetheart and Huit is a prosperous in- surance man in our town. The old house has fallen in ruins but it still remains to haunt us with its mystery. I shall never forget what we went through to learn its secrets. ii THE sHoRT sToRY coNTEsT The Annual Short Story Contest created a great deal of interest this year. Everyone in high school was entitled to enter the contest. The winning story is printed above. Hilliard Camp was the winner of the contest. His story, Mystery House was selected as the one to he printed. The judges were: Miss Evans, Miss Greenberg, and Miss Ogan. EPa.ge Sixty-Five! SOME OF THESE DAYS YOU WILL BUY FURNITURE May We Show You Our Up-to-Date Stocks and Moderate Prices RUGS LINOLEUM ATWATER-KENT RADIOS UNDER TAKING Newill-Planson Co. D E L T A , O H I O The Atlas Printing Company Creators of Distinctive Printing PRINTERS OF THE 1931 DEL-HI DEL-HI ITHZFARNHHH?STATESAVlNGSBANKf DELTA,oH1o CAPITAL 550,000 SURPLUS 525,000 TOTAL RESOURCES OVER .S900,000 COMPLIMENTS OF DELTAIHNWEITIBPHONTCXNWRMNY LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE C. R. P. WALTZ, Manager -fDEL-HI1- Galendar SEPTEMBER 8-School started. What is that Hash of green down the hall? Just another 7th grader getting used to High School. 10- Nuf', said. Assignments begin. 17-First mass meeting. H 19-First issue of Gold and Wfhite. Bigger and better than ever. 24-Fire! Oh no, its just the new football helmets. The boys ought to do plenty in those. They are red hot. 25-First game. Delta 13, Archbold 0. Team rahl OCTOBER 1-Hooray! One month gone. 3-Napoleon met its Waterloo. Delta 8, Napoleon 0. 6- I do, said Wilson Olmstead. No, he is not taking his marriage vows but just answering Mr. Beall's query Do you ever study? 8-Mr. Younkin gave a speech on Citizenship today. It was interesting as well as educational. 10-Morenci beats Delta 3-0. 15-Have you noticed the worried look on all the students, faces? That is a sign that six weeks, tests are here. 16-Whew! Are we glad those exams are over? 17-Another game. Montpelier 14, Delta 0. 20-Believe it or not, Miss Greenberg kept the whole assembly after school. 21-Ouch! There is another slam for the boys. Does anyone know why Hazel lVIcQuillin is so down on them. 22-Grade cards are out. 25-No school. Teachers' convention. 26-Bryan whips Delta 26-0. 28-Girls! Have you seen Mr. Younkin's new tie? It is worth seeing we assure you. 31-Delta wins! Delta 28, Stryker 7. NOVEMBER 3-Del-Hi Staff pictures taken for the fourth time today. 5-The question of the day, NIS Stanley Woodring a wet?', 6-Call out the sleuths. Three books mysteriously slid off the locker on Mr. Tressler as passed today. 7-Good game. Delta O, Liberty Center 0. 11-We were entertained by 'iYe Old New England Choir. They were very good. 12-Chapel speaker today: Reverend Connor. Senior class chose their class colors, motto and flower. ' lPage Sixty-Nfinel COMPLIMENTS OF Shrull's Variety Store THE STELZER STUDIO Portrait and Commercial PHOTOGRAPHERS Copying : Enlarging and Framing Photographs Hand-Painted in Oils Phone Y-17 Delta, O. Corbin's Food Market A HOME OWNED FOOD MARKET Delta, Ohio PHONE 25 Dodge Insurance Agency O. J. DODGE, Manager 'All Kinds of Protection' Alfred M. Best classifies The Midland Mutual Life Insurance Company as EXCELLENT -L DEL.i-11 1- -We had a motion picture trip through Washington, D. C. Very interesting. -We lost to Swanton 12-0, but are we blue? No! C,mon gang let's give a big Team Rah! Another believe it or not. Alfred Burt spent an entire study period counting the squares on the assembly hall ceiling. -Seniors received their rings. -Who disappointed James Goddard? He maintains that death is friend to man. -Delta's last game. We are proud of our team this year. DECEMBER -Goodbye Captain Raker. Hello Captain Turpening. -Freshman conducted chapel today. -We donlt know whether it was Mr. Younlcin's big stick or not ibut chapel was all that could be desired in the way of quietness today. -Reverend Arrick gave a very interesting talk in chapel today. -Who would have suspected Ethlyn Mizer of being frightened by ' 'P a poor little mouse. -First basketball game. Napoleon 28, Delta 26. -Christmas vacation. See you all next year. JANUARY Got your assignment?,' How often have we heard this cry today? -Hooray! Plans for the Senior Hi party are under way. -Bryan 40, Delta 25. -Liberty Center 25, Delta 13. -How time does fly. Mid year exams are almost here. -Home Ec. Girls gave a style show. How many dresses did you buy? -How serious every one looks. -Now we are worried about whether we flunlced or not. -Can you imagine? We all got passing grades. -Have you seen Glen Reed in his spectacles. -We beat Swanton 44-42. -Will the Seniors ever grow up? -One month of 1931 gone. FEBRUARY -Seniors get their credit slips. -Goddard tries his ability as a boxer. Some excitement. -Physics class goes to Toledo. -Liberty Center game. -Game with alumni. Victory 29-26. -Mr. Younlcin substitutes for Miss Greenberg. -Be my Valentine? -Mr. Beall substitutes for Miss Ogan. lPage Seventy-Onefl COMPLIMENTS OF THE DELTA BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF The Kroger Grocery and Baking Company Ralph Buehrer, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Company C. C. Camp, Manager H. L. MILES Lumber Company Delta, Ohio PHONE 12 Building Material for Every Need DEL-I-II For a nice, juicy roast that is hard to beat CALL UP NO. 11 Fraker 81 Fashbaugh Meats of Quality COMPLIMENTS OF The Educational Supply Co. Painesville, Ohio DIPLOMAS Commencement Invitations School Equipment and Supplies COMPLIMENTING THE CLASS OF 1931 d th DEL-HI STAFF The Peoples Savings Bank Company M. W. Casler, Cashier Dr. C. L. Hutchins, President COMPLIMENTS OF The Fairplay Company 520 Adams Street Toledo, Ohio All KINDS 0F ATlll.llTlC GOODS -I DEL-H1 1- jokes Look, students and teachers, here's the jokes, Written for and about you folks: Laugh at your friends, but don't stop laughing If you are the object of good-natured chamng. Gay Humor brightens many a life: Why, a husband will laugh at a joke on his wife! So laugh, but a good sport always be. ii Freshie-- Ain't nature wonderful? Soph- I'll bite. Why? Freshie- She gave us our faces, but we can pick our own teeth. ii Florence H.- You ought to give up smoking-it affects the heart. Clyde- By the same reasoning I ought to give you up too. ii Stanley H.- Shall we dance or talk? Ila Rose-'Tm awfully tiredg let's dancef' ii Raymond Baker- Beg pardon, Mr. Younkin, hut what is this you have written on my experiment? Mr. Younkin- I have told you to write more legiblyf' ii Mr. Miller- How much time did you spend on this history lesson Dorothy S.- One hour, railroad time. Mr. Miller- What do you mean, 'railroad time . Dorothy- One hour, counting stops and delays. ii Miss Greenberg- What do you expect to be when you graduate? Umpy- A grandfather. ii 37 17 ? 7?7l 'Tis a hard world, said Timothy. It is thatli' said Michael. And I think so the more every time I put me pick into it. ii Mr. Younkin was talking about magnetism. Mr. Younkin- What kinds of natural magnets are there? Pie Deck- Two. Mr. Younkin fsurpdsedj- What are they? Pie- Blondes and brunettes. lPage Seventy-Fivel S'matter, Dick, you look so good? Oh, I have just been Clown to Dave's and boy, what a good soda I had. Njaim's Sweet Shop SODAS DOPES ICE CREAM HOT DOGS STORE MONEY Means Saving By Double Use of Your Cash Ask At The Fay Morse Co. DELTA MORENCI METAMORA Thor Laundry Units For The Home T E1 .Eff ia 22, e l i 4, Q ' if 'pwuf ff 3 x '4!'7n,b.Xk,,,g:, El, '- ,. p i' 5 'S' - ' 2 S ff-' I if ' 'Q 5 -in- i-1 S 6 fi f E 5 . . Safe S ,f Z Modern - - -Y -1 - of Z ., F .3x S -E 5 N : S L S ii f 5 S 5 5' E 2 E f 2 ik , f H E' 5 J , SOLD BY THE LAKE SHORE POWER COMPANY IDEL-H11 Our Advertisers COMPLIMENTS are the OF Town Boosters The Hotel LIIICDIII P. J. Cole, Proprietor K XX Q, S Q 'w N If M MV 'NN IN AFTER YEARS WHEN YOU RE TURN THE PAGES OF THE ANNUAL WHICH PERPETUATES YOUR PRE ou vhll praise Gmc vhsclom o flue staH H1at selected good engraimgs rather than lust cuts Years do not clxm Gm bnllmnt Prmfws quilt? of FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING Folrr WAYNE INDMNA PORTRAITS AND VIEWS lu f' f' I g 'g3x ni fx V213 . . ' A I vpn x I ffkf , UU If-A GRADUATE Jors AND somzows, Gfkzvfd 9 ' ' ' ,.,, N , -guy gs '14 A ,ff-7: f-XC' K F . v . M .19 - .si Q ,j , . - 'MQg,,,i.: I- fix fl CO- 'E , - IM -I DEL-H1 1- Ouchl I bumped my crazy bone. Oh well, .comb your hair r-ight and thevbump won't show. ii Suspicious Old Lady fon the farmj- What's that stuff on those sheep? Farmer- Wool, S. O. L.- I'1l bet it's half cotton. ii You can take your finger off that leak in the pipe now, father. Thank heavens! Is the plumber here at last? No-the house is on fire. ii Mr. Younkin- Umpy, you may recite on either gas or chloroform. Umpy 1 just waking up from a sound sleep,- I'll take ether. Don't worry if your mind wandersg it's too weak to get anywhere. ii I sit alone in the twilight Forsaken by women and men, And murmur over and over: I'll never eat onions again! ii Miss Evans- Read on, Glen, don't hesitate. Glen R.- I can't pronounce this word. Miss Evans- Well, call it something. Glen-'Tll call it a rail fence and jump over it. ii Hilliard C.- I say, what course do you expect to graduate from, ?,7 old bean. Dick George- In the course of time, old topf' fPage Seventy-Ninel Compliments of Rupp's Grocery Store Compliments of American College of Music A School for Earnest Students Toledo Compliments of Women's Relief Corps Compliments of The Criterion Club Compliments of Woman's Christian Temperance Union Compliments of Stewart's Gas Station Donald Stewart, Manager Compliments of The P. C. Smith Store Compliments of MERLYN D. BEARD Lawyer Compliments of CURTIS G. KOESTER Lawyer Compliments of The D. S. Weigel Co. Compliments of The Standard Oil Co. C. 0. Ernst D. Davenport Compliments of PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATIGN -I DEL-H1 1- Stanley H.- Going to have dinner anywhere tonight?', Carolyn M. feagerlyj- Why no, not that I know of. Stanley- Gee, but you'll be awfully hungry by morning. ii Mr. Younkin-- I-Iey! Do you let your kid smash everybody on the nose who picks him up? Mr. Boxwell freprovlnglyj - Toodelums, how often have I told you not to uppercut on the nose when the head is thrown back? What's the jaw for?,, ii Wilson Olmstead- Teachers are worse than immigration agents at Ellis Island now-a-daysf, Mr. Miller- How so?'7 Wilson- They have adopted the slogan, They shall not pass. ii He called her his little lamb. Then she got his goat, pulled the wool over his eyes and Heeced him. Now he's the most sheepish looking bird in the world. ii Ohlinger- Why, this picture makes me look like a monkeyf, Photographer- Well, why didn,t you think about that before you had it taken?', ii Excuse of a Freshman for being tardy: School started before I got there. ii Goddard- Your suit looks rusty. Dunbar- Well, the tailor did say it would wear like ironf, ii Diner- Why does that dog sit there and watch me all the time:?i' Waiter- You,ve got the plate he usually eats from, sir. lPage Eighty-Oriel -fDEL-HI1- 18-We are with Mr. Younkin in hoping the 8th grade develop debating team. 22-4VVashington's birthday, but where is our holiday? MARCH 2-Be back tomorrow. 3-Day after yesterday. 5-Do you suppose we have a future president in our school? 6-The big Senior High party. Did we have a good time? 8--Stanley I-Iuit saw a robin today. 11--Entertained by the French club. 16-Girl's basketball banquet. 17-St. Patrick's Day. Frosh wear their favorite color. 20-Remaining days of school are numbered. 25-Mr. Perry of Bowling Green talks to us. 27-The Junior class play Dulcy goes over big. APRIL 1-April Fool. 2-Do you feel safer today than you did yesterday? 3-We got out at noon today. 6-Did the bunny lay you any eggs? 7-Spring vacation. Have a good time. 13-It does seem good to be back. 15-Mr. Younkin talks 35 minutes in chapel today. 17-Out early for track meet. Delta wins first place. 18-Shorthand and typing contests. 21-Grade cards appear but many wish they had disappeared. 22-We find Wilma Hatfield has a talent for writing plays. 24-Seniors are practicing diligently. 30-Only one more month of school. MAY 1-Did you go May basketing? 5-Girl Reserves and Hi-Y hold an open meeting. 6-Fifth grade gives play in chapel. 7-County Eisteddfod. Three more cups for the trophy case. 15-Senior exams. 22-J unior-Senior banquet. 24-Baccalaureate service. 26-Senior play is a huge success. 27-Senior play goes over big again. 28-Commencement. 29-School is out. Three cheers for Delta High. es a good IPa 'je Pghty-Two! -I DELHI 1- Autog Vaphs ii lPa.ge Eighty-Threel -L DEL-HI 1- ,414 tographs ii lPage Eighty-Fourl -I DEL-HI 1- ffwfograph +1 lPag Eighty F -I DEL-1-11 1- Autographs ii IP g EghtyS1 -f DEL.I-11 1- f4utogzfaphs ii lPB.g E ghty S -I DEL.1-11 1- Thine be the glory old Delta High With thy banners of Gold and White. Thine be the laurels for teaching us The rules of wrong and right. May thy banners wave till the end of Over men who are strong and brave. May the students who pass through thy Be always to thee a slave. time, noble halls May we always live by thy high ideals: Be ever courageous and true: And never forget through all our years, The debt that we owe to you. FINIS LPage Eighty Eightl , 01. I, - f , u, . hx V f - -,. -4, .1 .Mx , - . ,md , ,- A v- ,. l I -.. ,N A I.,-1 , . . ,G ', , A. , , , , A ... ., .L NN Y. , Y . . .. ,, ,L ,V ., , fl' - -.f- X -Nh . -il f -1-,f -'W 4,4 .1 .. g-4 -'f A-Y. w..+gw. , - 111' nw, my ri qv V55 :gum wyrv- WL ffxv 34 ,W 5.TQ,LV Kari 3: bk' aims '24 -ph. xi ,LF 4' 2, my gp ,fan 1 ,, 4 ', M-.., . ' L - 'f -255395 -' ii 8 1' . ,'1w-Sffifrfflsf 1 9 J iWi5fii'iiff', ' -' ww, , - 1, -H-4 5'7 'Q -'43 fi 5155131573 :flW9Wf- 'Wg' 5'5l-5535 Es. wifi' 7?3f mfqvf 'fc f f f -wi ' ' A 175 gf 'Q 1 df 'L g f . W 'u f LEW: H ' I5 k , HIE! 4 G25 . 1 -. M ,wg-. X gi 4 ,, x,,,.JH'-'P-,fk .,f,.f:,f A ,R ' Q'-' 1 ' ' 'f - A-pf x - .1 Q- ' .. .,' 1 ' A, 1 L A Q , iw ww,, 'wahM.m.dfwwQJa f5wwm,,y wV 6MwfwaH+ w 125 1 3 4 frank wg- ,iff,1.Q?Q,.w1L,g Q. w .3qf,.w 1,g ' 1 . ' Us -- -fgfi ff-W? ' - ff - - -' k . f - b. 'w - . L., - ' .ew - . lhrlfgilll J J I 1. V, i ggvgiif 3- S IT, - E. W. 1: if .M ,.-Nw 5 E-1 31 ,-9, .. My kg V-V ' W 'v Q' A ,ff Q 'lf P -gif 1 A315 1 , , -QA a. ' iff ' -6-:fE'..4.g.-151' A 5415- , , gi 2 ., if f e 1 fu, - 3 -f 'f f 1. if ' a w JP 2, A -4335 f-nmif if l ,A L , A , ,. 4 A In . I 1-'Q wg , . eq 32?-igjn i'kH.fZE3iRgQ1'?ig. an 1515- fY: A :L2fwx V f. R im A. , 1. M2 : , Jr . :fl s H:Qnf' 5-1'1 . V -3-gpm-tk,L 1ie13y53Vf, .-1,21 w ,Q ,- N 5 -y4,fL.jN., , -af: 1251- fxizq- ,1 'Jae' 'Q' - C'Y: - W ,- r' wi' A-:L Wlzxei H44 . P L f-eg-X1-sim --.f-1,1-J we - nf w p. w 1 :,,.wLg?,5g, M . .M 'fi asf- i'g5,.gfQ,g5ge 1 R5 ' T - -..- -Q g'fA45g fi, '- Qf?'f-Lf-523511: wg? K- A i ' 1'fw'i.2f:fL1 wi SM . 1 ETEBSHC1 ,591 G N'-z'19 1gf'7 33' fa'-'SIU' F5 'wr' xi ,- Elufrgilnyfgi MQ L '7 3 -M-BSI! 5'ff'i73,is7f' R225 , 'i 1 ,I-f 1 XA 'r-44147 3 'fl' 5' -r A 4 ff: kf ? 'f-114-,feels '1,Qf.g 9ii?S'rsf?f'f fff:?i3ef f,ffJ?ef4Ffa1f-,: wi gy- -ff 5 fqfs '-1 --.fa-, V-5 .:,'i-Si ., .5515 5 'Af 3 1' xy 5- 'Cl 'SL'- gi '.Ei f53 T- wg fwfr, 1. , . WE'-i4 Qffv. uf- 'GV' 5 7- .f V 5.7.9 vi., ,1- W -'ff'- Q Q A -' H-ml pf. sg, wx -Jef VA , 'fad HA Qi? 1 u ws.. f fmw '35 my ' ffifwff wif 'ff as H 'na 5, Q. , F cyl, 'L Favs-V' r - 'qi ,f Q 5 ' 41 f s KW' ' 1 im N, . V . 3, ll ., i ,ig . .Z ix 1. 1! Aug., T- wp, :vL.'.5 Whig! 15' i u zf - .V wfv2wgQQf-if Qqmwamgaswf-hwwfhiwk - ' f1H- V 2 T A Q 1, 1 wwf' ,.-,,?f1- 4 wil l 'V .47 ,X -'lf' M ..,u, ga., l,.,LL,'- , 1131.5 . L pigaml L, ,i,,,,,.'5.,,5:m ' 53,0 ,t --v 1 , . -1 - ., . , , ,V .A 2 , , U, .. - , , . , ,YN- . iff .- .ki-eff , fi - 45' iff? f fm, W H: ka, RE' Q .wg , iw ..fij'i, lv , K, ,EF ,Q q w.-L, .,.,,,,,,',, Q. . r ,V M125 r J jg ,TV , 1' , .ff 4N- if + B P Q li R IGF kim' 3' ' L-A-' -P -'A 1' W 'HJ ' ' ,K B xg? phil. ' ,A .f f if V'-is ,Mm 5, iR1i,,fi 35. 3 ni, 3 ggi' swf 01, 33 . I - asf' . bw 1, ,N , , .-ff 1..- , gg.:- .H M Ms 'X W' fa 1 . g,,f, .. .. 4, -' V, ESQ e Hi, f, wh qw ' 'va - 1 ng Q2- X 1 1 ff 1 Ik 5 af , - , .Q 1 -4 V 'wH'1?oExy ,,.,,,A ,,gF,1, 4 A ,. li 4 :.11w?R . f' I ai 'ff 'Q-??,gfw fling' 1 ' 'Qifsdlali' 1, inf 4'-E .'2bjff4:f. . . ' -',. J-, ' ,. 1 - 'w ,, ., - - f 41-. 14 ' ' va 1.,.,r -' .fl X-ff. ' ., - S'p!w-s 'Q' H AQ- , aw . fi A f , Q W if jig w wg qi .- gi l.: ,Z r 5-gg I P 59-E np' ug, ,gg 'v 41 1 4,,W.'. ,I ' I :L 'I '1 ,I ' Jr jg' H g 'X ' ig F3 i 5'f1 5 'i?i' . 'f1r Cl 451 52W-?s I V , f 1, H276 aw if fix. L -ifktj' I mwiwg k jgxgi hz, Kali'-41 4 w Q W: 1 -' --s' -.'- 2.2 v J .-Q -' 'L-r, mrgn-W 'J -slr f x: 1f5V?'T .'..' .T3if4F'w 1 'M F rffgf-'wwf 3 1: 154 ' 13,1 5 :figgi Vg :jf .- 5+ 52.3 V,-I. 1- .--,,,.A Q-., , -f ,N fmlxg .rfffjw Li'-',,:i.g ...'f-f. L in ln, A af4 fx1E?L +-,fig ' F f J. '61 . xr- , :-gf' 2 6gEq ,.Q 24 1-gg ,A J 5L 2+ 3? -. . . W MwWf,4 f4 . ggwwgygi sg ifliggsfa Q? wa. 4' v. ' , ky QA:-?..' 'Q'2Agfv ' j-..'1:- ' s,1, .ilk r W 5 N L . 1., . 'XJ -11.9, ,s fgggk ,1+5Lvfv.q1fQ,f w:.w W - W . ' 5' K m ' '-5' L , 4. Q I, 'I TMiQiQf4'j'g5 , ' JS rf' J ' hi '- ,- -.- .4 -4 .. 3257- yghfl- it if :XC . f 'al 3 l:1,,,-Q?g74'Nb L 2-1 L 4 v X ,,v,4,.. dgiggl L, hm - '-ei 5. -. 'f-. 4',,fL.: 71?3?4fH.fai7 ' ,, .tf4goe. , 1 4' ' K fwf' ,Pg,n,s- .-5 . , -' s a .Q QEW 1. A ' , -gf qw- ? A --af fix-21 H5 'M 32 425' 5 158 ,imp , ' 1 n- s w ' .f fAf5':?13E-iff?-fLH swyfmwffw f' Wffff 'H L T '5 x W'uN. 1 5 .2 frgv J' -QM' . -'HHAL ' iqw H56 1-17-:-Q' X 'gig-QJEZH--, ,,,.'3245:g,g-Zn -fff'g, py1M5x ' ffm -F 1- N, ,. ' 111 3-f ig' '- . - .5 3 :fx-fa' New fi A PJ ri -G 1 1 . Q '. .. 'P '. - w ' Ham-f ,sf F ' ,'e?'i!z,'-5 ' :-.5 gi- fi,-3 .Tr 1 . , 1 ,if .511-' N Q 11:1 ...- - i kg jZ-W' -f . J' , Q f -. 11. J 47 TEE., f' J 5 ' w- - V -1, .- f 1.. - - -,an r bftrwil- A171 1 . .1 Tug. .,:'A,l xy 5-, ,' S: -me .2-. 7 31.5 ,I 'g f iq. '14 ' br,, SFX? 55:25 'f4tAL.5gg1'1'.4, 'him 1 ,fr if Q :5PV i,Qm:g 'g gfgl'- ' 5Q.'. 4qg s,'Qi.fii rajgq 51i93kZ m 'WA'1 5'k 3E55f'f3i5 :mf rf ' 91 - . isi s- iii ' r -. , l Q. -V5 2- ' 3 V. , - , ,A -,, -qv q.',.: ,I g z' --51,14 .' rf ' I ---fre 1,4 M, 1 ,A-, 4 f Y in 4' Er 1' ' .www 3, . xi 4., F , k, KAL KE 2 ,Maggy . i,pw m ,im ' wx 351 - r ' 5 MH. q,.w-xafygggl ., M ,M .'3..'-,A.M,J3ZS, ff ft- X f ,ii-.,..,-,V .,.- . . 5 7 ' wg'-, V-,-, ug! 355321 .ff u' 1-bpghfifi' V- if 'g',7,1?v ,W Sw- ,.'gQg,x,p5 .f-ple Q- 'W' 'ry wg' A Mr- .:f'g --gy, '24 , f- 'ES Q 55 q ' mtv 3 in Q yy-Am: H - 1? -S A. . A4 4 1. -na Q 4 -. 4 'iq X J .M M: QQ . Q-59 WK 'W 4 if f rv - ': W' ff - vw-f i,1:'v:,,,a,,,L - ',s:M,f,J gi s.,'..A, K il, -Ng- Laf, 1,.i7ffy:' '51, ggi 5 -13.2 ' .gn ' 'v .?,1W1,, .V . 2 15 I -fibiftj H- sf, 4 f 'f fu at . me .gh Emi- - .V .. -H .. 1 .Q-AL, 'N ' ,gf . R ,gf fin-ff gg, 4. w ff A 'J a ' is w HS .XM :aw 'M' l It L 2 4 R v J 4 Miz .9 4! 1 -dx I M 5 N V N V ' ' N55 'M Luis mf I' 1 1 kai D X ' -'E . Q If p :N . 'H 1 ii 'Hz' 71ffi?f'f . mf . A . ,Q , ,, ,. . LH I ,. . ,,4,MiFr. m,f7g,I,5g , lgi, I if 15 5 wr Fx, -gf fyikyg, 54, 29e5 2.,31115giQ'? ' I . hx ,U '55 V- i .1 M I 4, X x M 5 ' QT Jag 7 ', 95? Q .'kf,1 'f f.1f',l 33 , 47, JF f' H f W' Qu ,Q ju-6 'ef' 'ig N 5 yr HIAU wg' M 3' N w ,Q Q ws- Zu , AJ QQ 'Q P-O i L' 1-,Y A 'J :J ,L , ,fv 51 I' 1 'v t 9 I y ' ., 10 1 ' 15-0fQ5'- Wx. 'WS 1' 1' like 7' id ' w 1 Y . Q 'waz ik 1, 3- ,rg C, Q X4 f Q31 what fag. dig 141 , uri 3 ,Mfwtx M23 8 M Q1 was , Mggfew xg L '5 E JH 3 P+ ' Q if? 454 ' IQWGD fn Z, iff my rf Mus' A, iw ,yi H N WH' 155 1 WL' 5 WL 7: z .4 ll, x 1 ,gl Alta Zn W Ig! 5 ,H rg Wir gl in t 1 Ulqfugh-ff!-51 A N, W 44 KY-lg ,i 5 ' s 'I Rf u ge 1 .-- K fy g N- 21154 4 ' f - ' f 35- f't Q1'E-H-.qi ' . l f ' flu-gy - -5 4. 1. 2 3--'?,l'i3M A'5f37' fi , f ' ffbffixfsf . 4 ' as f ' Qafafgi .Qs M r 15:14 ,--em' 'inf wCv. M ,lf 53 4 - .5 TQ ' 5, 51 Q. 11 :Q L ' f --' f' ' X2 ik - ' .K 1 A f e- 5' I4 N4 in -2' J'e 5' ,SW sr 1-K Mr. 71 I. 3 i Q UQ 1 - ff nz- ,jizr , ,fr 4: gx f'-ng, . l Fifi xl bi g, if 13 if' QL - ' 74:4 1 A ' PQ-Mai 'gw f 7 wg ,, mn. .1 .Nl -'fd if Q-, J .'1fff-'l xias'f' v .7 gf' I, P v ffffh Q' rv- Na. tr .: '. , 44' kv : Q - TL. M, Q' 1 'fig . ' 1 20 .' 539m .im-1,r-'Q J 52- ww -5 ' df'-, ' if ' 4.95 E- .5 N ' -. Q' TK. ' g 'L P 1 141' wfQ?w .HL EQ: 'S W, X , , X . . , - -f f 1 -' , - lf ,. hh .3-fZ'S5 N2.,,- E - - , ,,g.'PEf., 14,64 K . 2:41. ':,y'f'gjvf ,,r-uw ,gd f5Z',g15.,,.-W' -N51 A Y .. 1 :'7aQQf. ,l Q. 11,1-T? , LD. ,f. QAE'T31I 5E'-v - Sw- Y-'M-,. 1 R-I .L .5 ,.. it .. Xnl, ,a g ,, gsgpisu-: .--wwbfw' -22.33.-17-N, : film., -w 5 mf? 4eTf ' 1. :-3?-1 Q f - ww FY5,'fwT 1+h,Ff19'?5rZ2 ,',kg ' f- ' '2- . Q Q, ' - 4, 61 swf-fffg '- 'i r-my aww 1- any as 41.2 , .'-Sw ,g,. ,W v ,,,,, MP gg. ,Q Q , , ,Q Ah ,, MQ. 1 ,. .Q,, . , '43, 2 4., J-,J W... .A ,hw , 1 .. A A. . .xhlff -igg'cr'1f6ea'2aTfi.wa Q, ' ww-1?'fM:-' 'BE' J :r Q 'a.f' 1' fm Wim.. if ' .- , .? 1 . A ,. emu, H ,a,..,,., ,X .MN ,..-Mr' Je., .-FQ, ru. - --f,'L'-- -, V- - y 'iw s f5fJ5? 55 f 25' Q' ff? 4 '- ? 5?1 :?7?7 ' ' Q3-41: 42 -f f' T555 ., ij ri r . -S ,, 1. , . - f 'fi' '- -H 0 E'.1- '53aftxH9 q 2 ff - 5632 ff 2- if , ,fs if .f 5f-:?13f'Ig.y4'?'- if'1 av?SE,7i1'qe .i.1i.f.-, -f' Zx'!- 1 ,,,gf,- ,.'g-k:1.iN-bw gl .Sp,ix'1e,..jQJf55IF - QE -g3.,pi,x,,',' ' -- 'Pi,3g4 1111, 1 -QQ' ,,-s4 'jQ5-'- Z44g,,, ' ffeq ff 5Efw?i? ?S .f?4a?.' -W ag? 1-H1221 fP!1f-97152137 'ffff?'l4 'f,i5fP 1 1.-V, 1V am 'I 72519413146 I5 TL? 1 ?.S'f '1Gl 'Zu ,W ' -' 'WML 'ii-i - 'f H5 4.5113 'W'5'f l'FY:5M?bn5'3- 'ik-P H' ii' w . Lf Tiff Q' 7 .. :J- -2 'i' if1iQ ::3Sg.g'. -Sl' 4...--I-ggfkrfaf-u' 1'kQ-,gjxrj r IH7?iJ5,L7f l,.,'R1b V, 15 ' -. :':f5'.2Eb1f1qf9 1245- x 4+ ,-4-e favgwfiy ' - -y41Q 5, ,ffkQ'gQ,, I ', i 1 9 ' 3,52 . it ' ' 'HJ ya 'f wi-f ,,':.rE-1 , J , 1.,.-, , ig. 1 -3' 1,1 . H f..T 11'-515' ...F ,' 3121 ,fd ,, ' 2- 'AL 11: 'Q . in .1 E Q, .4 N, , . 1 . I' -' ,V .- 1231! 5,14 ,y2'At.,rSrh:,' imfgy 1, P qi ,r:?5f:453, Qywffgiag -4 ei 1, rg, V, 1 -. I' 5 1 -Qi-gre. . f .5 Lp fq5f7f?Q,!,s. in',',fH 5324134 w i. y M 3 F. 1 4?:?i'a .. 1 uf '-V . 2 W 1 ., .g-:fa-3 -35551. j - 'yu-f U y 1 ',Ilf2,J.!',.-'E'.95Q-Q,-, ff' ,.-Qjy, 51 '. 1. ,fig s' :-1 : 5:- - R i,fg-Egg , iv ,, -+. L 'z ilfgr .2 J 5' ' af TUSTL 5' 'J 'ff -'fw 5, :-P, i'ffm1f'- -ww w f :rfb If - 1-91' 3--1,5 5-'gL.?'yf Q, 2 -' -I . .f51giS'?a f 5 :.,-ihfiil -1 .fffifwmk 'Wg fifh i Efiglififfiijg Ki x Qu' ' b.5a?'9lif?- 21,24 --. f g i1'E f? P ' - S M - 1' ffiqzi 'Q .4 If faifg fjfgsggj' N 24'M :. : f, qs: f J ' 1 W f Q F f Q31 41 43- E54'2ii??S2fx 'T' ' ' 'sky xr Jy fair 'Q' L sk n., QfMiF,Qx.+r. . -Had, 'L.,,'. . :ri . 'gf ,y, 5 r 'Q :-if 'Effie' M3121 , E 2 ,Q 5 :.. 5 E551 X ,, wyifwff wg' ' f sf kyv- 5?Y'C,ii+f',L n 1 wr Vg Edeaffivlgf .2 3? GP f' J,-yjixf A 9 rf we In was 4 .27 K' .5 M A+, 5 Sgfgl qw Q M, 4:1 'W' fm 'fax ,gf as -Pr r Nw :FEA in ff.J3T?'Lv2EfQs L wi 4 rg!! 4' mf-:Eau X Yjth PM 4 -ff' K gf-ag 'fu- 'wxqii 'fig if Ensign if 5 EQ ?V'JA'1' ggggl? 3 Q sffmggwgzfeQifqffialafgag L... . Q ?EEE?iZlf?igg?QE35E if?i?3L + , +,,.. 'WIS , , 1 , ,, af Vg ,j,q, 3'.,, r J'- 1 fs ' 25f5 ifs ?f':fT A .e -ipygnq ax 51513 : 7' 1'?1n-' 'W ' .- 5-4 2 -4fAm'3'l -1 v-bi h,iT .f72 LLQEQ J 14 'W v'i f?-1L'11?Mi'F'iwv5Sffv +:'.1sw!gMzw3f- gn V H, 1 4 Nq,,r., .R ,V 4 f?,u1'figiVi3 144, hifi PQI rgmf 3A r, qw, fr-. Lftiigh. Nab uf' x! 'A 1 ffm i f ' 'wr nm: 9' N J Kit' rf was v r x 1 'P W' Y' H I' Sat ' L . L I f K1w1,4nf f ,I al 1 I .. vi 42 13 if 4 , 1 .69 V ' .av , V ' X , I, ., gigs- rfgfmgf, sw.. ,. 'F .' ., 53.-. 'LM . - 'fy' -I . ,- J G, ' 'ir'-,g-'A kv-W SA H1113 'L-an-,l.h'.v-, ig'-4,-' e.,,-..f,C'- F ef ' in A.'g,z4' 1 , J pg.. 3 f -992431. ' r.'d'. s 1:-JW93 ,.:1-fi-4 . 1 .Q -J 12' -- f' f ,,..:g M- M 42251,-:N .' .9 if ,SLf',.' uf: 1,2 '-if' I l 'W . ' . , ,ff37lf'15 '. 'ir' bf' ' 'w2ZL'9ff'E5 1i'.m Aw Ev'Egf , 1 ,il 'W' f 'ZFX ff, gf 5 Whfl 4 LV' FU. . -' '- -E 1, H JR -1'. ilgfblg 3' ff'5J1'.fr573 IN Wy: E .45 5 ? A. Yef' fu' 12 1 ff, JL 'flff-44:-1 .jw5F' - - J ' 'l ef. ' ,c 1 ine ? 1 ' '1 ,. 5'-'- n . 4' '::- lx .., 1 4 --195- , frgzget-L k :lf,5ggQQ'frf fvfigs zi-Q Y, T'-'ginmfi' ' X? A-:L :EL A2 1 'Tr'-' Q 5 ' 1 ' 3 '15 3 if M iigsav-'i1 1 MJ' 7' 4 f . -Aj ' A -' -, w .N qi-. ,fp -,, ,574 ..L3.,,5:, ' ' 5 I' ' 1 '.:Q+S5f? eff'1v Ai' ' ' f iff 'viii aim' 'Q -2 -fs 1. . J' ? . - 1 A '. 'f :J 2 , Q3 ,VE xqi., 5351 , T 5,?p i'jfrf,,3g, f , - 'fig flu- Ke 3: Q L. ' .,5Ngil3,g1' Ay:l.L mggrgu, 7015-4L'L '.w QW -1 l2 W1.iSVfl', fa 5 ' ' ru: .fr .1 'Y .H 25 3 VF -7' fsvi' was -ui' J:.u.,7 :gut Lg! ig Q . QW' ' M js Q? Q - 'ig-5l 1'av-gil' 4' - I W' iFJ.f? 'WZ -4 'if 1J'ff' . 1' ' '.-H 012 W A '- Q.-F U 27 . , ' Jn13,.,gE3'9 f I I.,-ss ggr, , - 5 , .-J-.Ffh jf.33f.f-QQ!! H aww.: 'ig n -, , 1 M-, 5 .11 -. , 19, J, K ug , .vu-rg. 5,3 4, Z H ' M1 ' F' I 1 A, ' 1 'Q H ' 1 vi fry:-5.3, Q 1 wp' f H' fi' h ' Q . if '21 'E 3? f 1 ' ev.f'f f1:1:2.1E+f W 9 H iz' ' 1, ' Nc' ' H? 5-. N 432: .. .'3lFN5:i'.,-C ,frQj'9f3,A ' PX fK 7, 1' 1, -.Q A f?'w, Mgr . , , . hi' 1 A L JK' 'ZW fp ' 'J 'wifi dl 1. 4 mf?--' Q-5-Wi?-'w , 1 ,, Q-, RE 'M , 2' 1. 4,14 '-QC? va- 1311, vip ,W AEM. ,311-9 ,M ,W mf... J f 1 in ie' 1 QV' fm 51,1-,fl-hifi Q qQ,:Q..f,: -. if 1 S, 3' Q 1-24 im . ...Wd W 4551526 Q -ef :?3 ?-L5 ?i+'- l i: ' - - 1, ' ' Q i1 ., fix? - ' 1' 1 Q s - , f Ms ' - i fi 553 xg4Qwaga1Q24Hff f ' Q 'Wg-its ' - K .4 ' -,'..1 '5 -:ji . .- 2 4 -I - 3'S '1-9 - lm ffm? .' ', ' -V, F, ' V 332511 - ,, 'f A :Ki ,V vi ' A .. - r . - 4 ,- X-M5 is gpg ,wgfws fag it isLi'4x9',a 1435- '- 73?E5??iWi!EE 53?Q?i? , .3 . - ' ,pzwv V . L' 5' .yefa - F V- u.. M ,., gf., +' 4- Y' u- W- ar f , wife? Q H + - M4 rug, V x P Ja , 0 ,L J , 'L A ' ' P NJ W .ZX , 1 - M 1: J 'K 1- .f Y JL gl gf, fu.. 3 'v If u Qi, In -.5 1' Z 1 :l, ,, x A ev D ska.: 6 K QQ , 3 L -v 1 74 , 1 .Af 14- zi -'A f ' 2 M,1 -NJ WK, 4 iw ' 4 ' v s , , L M L . amp n - 3 ff , ', Y f , . v My , ,,, , . f 5, , ., 2-' .H rf 1 H 'J :leaf ,Y..'4 ll U Q fi . Q y Af I .1 X 1 wg., . 3 'mf ,dal if J ?1f'1, - X 'ul-'T' .- ' 11 1 Q' SA 154 'ff 4 'fagf I 71 L ,S A 'W' P H J . er T4 , ' ,, 21 ,ne 1' W ' V A .. - 'W m J f '.. ' ' 912 Y ' gg 1- 1. ' N.. SAY' Q 'S J ' Wl lgrzs' V7 1 s 'S . . Q Eff-19. . 1. 1 7 ' 5'-I 1 1 Q f'4'1 f 3 31+ J' .1 'K ' , V I , ,W F Cl f ,..x xdlgsv' 1,4 Wx ,1 A In V gy 1 ', N., -wf ' f , Q :gif .. A 1,4 -, 4 ' .-. I Q I ' x J ' 5 Lv ',. . x fn' f wg' . X . f F Q! 1 'Zu T1 'IK bf 1,1 ,V 4 -. YN Y! W ,K .tg t I fi .x , ,Qu 1 Nr I F 'A SQ, Q Wg -3 vw' E , , r M ' QQ ' 01 ,I A17 I r 4 Vg, -Q sy A , 511' . . 1-5.1, 1 Lt: 4 ug, , k f ,f :. f .w ,tp pi f if 'J' 5. ,a - .p a - -' ' ' , to 1 1 . J-,. f 4, U . , . 1 ,, up 3,15 5, 1. ,,J, M' 1 - ffl W' 1 , ffm r i-am . . ?'F1r-a' , F ' 1-'liek-f , f-.' Aww V ' . .w..5w5?,a..:-:.'f1, ' ' sv.- .JH '- 1. '1g.-'-:4 1-- 'Bm 1 1- - H 1.- - f ' 54'-35'-?'k3 '2 L. '41'5W--- '1 .W9f'5:L'Z -at-14-Jw'-0, af 6 --i f1Ii iY...1'.h QTY. QE-14 '1.-'L--1 -1-iv1.y,.--:w.1.,- 1 -- L u. .x - --, ,V -. .--., .1 - .. . . - . fi. -I' -41 '11'1' A---L.--1 f 3- '--- 1'--- mf'-..g----.f::+1--11 91--1 '1 :vp--. fzfx-iv!-1.-3 .f1.f-sr---.--'W -...pa--. 1' .1-2 1 .-- .1. .. - . :1r5..'X -..X J : - T 5-X. xy. -,XF XXX - LX X --EX ,QV .ml XXX.X',X-i?M-.115 ,E '.Xnh,32X.i kj HX -.1 'i5,f,,-,ggi .g:W,.,,5.,...: XT ,L -I 1, -4 X NX .. XTX XX as it -X .X yv.XXr,,-XI-L AX X. - 0- '- 6 71'-. - -J tfftf-W?-w-7114-.--.NG-,'Q-U ..'- Mil - - 151---WHL 5 . M- -. - .'1 -N .-,V-- 1uvfJ1'r - . -1-. -1 .l, ., . 1:.- , I 1, ,vu sun- -, ---H-5-wg.-5 .----11 Gif... -'. . .9-,E11 .15 . ,1- ' , -A-,.: ,:- V -, .1 1 - wal ,it .- . ,. -4 gm ..- . 1,1- .a v,. - g,. - af Vbn, , ' I, .1 . A if-.X -1l.-J,1'11.- X q,,1. V, ,3 5 fa ,, . ..-.. --,g,.Jj,'j.?,:'1-4--X5--QL 1 01- WAP D sy . ,,. .Xp N X, X.. ,-. Hr- - . ' T- - Q ' -ff 557- . . -1- ., 11- -i't 11-we-. '1f:z .l .1 rfut l- - EJ- 1 1 ' H 'ii-iz . -f. 2--..-i2'.'..:--. Fl' fi ' - '--7 'VZ ' 'ws . f ,M P3 'T' f's-fl'Y3'W1' -1. i-F2 'ii ' M 4-Q - 1'-.T F..-Fr.-1 - 1-ii --3 '71, ' .- 'J -' 115: 1-Af' -'-- 5 FEL 15551. .- ' 1 1'-g .M-'QA 4- -- i-5 ' ' - ff - , -- Q'-'11- Y. .1 4'5 1. 1-.2 'Pr-'i 1 Q . 2111-'1T-'if'-f?11..i W e ,- . 1 51-5' ' 1 . , 1 ' 1 -' ' 1 ' 1 J '1' ' li? .Lu ?.. 'Q '45g fm-Pai - 3- -f YY. jf' Q! .f'- .1-L ' T 'g ' S5'fT h'-5 ag , 1. . '1'ff:- .'g- J - W-2 15 7 .' ,Q H . 1. -1 - 1. ..g1- .gf - , - .. 1 --EW .T' Q: ? ' lQr1?'. . . - XL1 45.13 .- .-,QQQQTQ--'ggQ.11'...-. - I,-if .-i'g'x..1 iff? EH' I J.. ,F J,H,f-- . , 5553- fb:- ',-' . gy -ifjsiiua 1? S51 '-- - QQSUQZQQ, -2' - -kg-'.vX,s. .1'?14--e- 1.2-4,-. - -414' . -' -' -rf -f1rfm72t11Q-fl'-5. '1- '91-1-.---4.. -1- 1191- 1.1 --f-1.1e-i'or f'-- 1 A- '-.-'ff . 4.1- gf, . g'.29g,'f , 'vt ,.,. '.-g:..1-14-,154-,..' 1-1 -'fy ,Y-g,,,:h!lXQg4L.- 1 -- it 1 ,- EQ-My 4 Q-r sh V ., if, , hifi, 'Tj-1--. 154 J,-hy, ,Htc.,?bigi.4?,.5'w1r45g3,,A,h ...qi ,- , 5--ff, 11 -q f'xz+-15s'71 ' . -w'74 f'5-M35-E -E-r' .-Ziyi? J' 1. ' f -' . -1 . W- F' .iii 1'ffI -'L-'Wi -427113-'Q5m1dg1-3-'-'l'Q??' ---49' -.if-'Y '. -. , . .- -1 ..- 1- , - -AM . - -Q -A -. If -211-Eu.-ffm-gy-h1-ww-uf-QS .1 -.-.- r- L. .1f+lfg?,-x4A5'-.fgkx-.'U1. --ad,3gg ' Zvi -!3,!f -,- -,zg ME!-1. 0,--f- --119 ,w JS' Mutt.-ip?-.L N1 -gp. . . HIL -.1- , W 4.a,,q'gg..Q-p--.H-H-.41 u..r.-Ffpg-fII,f -,, I. .---211'--1 S f-W - if -C' Li- vw-1-'-'1-W -L Wm'-gm S- -ffm--mwzfi'--'.2:x.sf'Hf'1 1' -1--'1'-'-- ' --1 - -- '+f7,,1?-W5 'xfsiis-,-0-1-3!2?'f,:Q.--.--2-W1 -Sf' 1- .. w:,1.- ..--fgm4'n ' -1 r: -1 . 45- wr- . -'..--'-:if--.'w?' .- -' JT '- 1 -7 - ,.f -1---51 1 -- .444 1 -f. , -r'1 N. 1 1 . - -- --- m f . f-: -- '?v,.f.C -S+- X- I 92- 'frf -9 ' 'F-1-if .I - 1f:f'Z.Fi-W1 1 mt ' 4-Ts '-1 - - 1 1 u'VgqL ' k1N 4 ,N f i Qi? ' if .-my-.1'5 ---1 4:-.EFA . .7 A .Q 1' .. , --.4a?f' 11 -111 -w ,ah 'Q-. '. .5--4-231---, -,QW R 'im-1 ' faq 2 --,w -1 FJ 'L T fav- .gr---.,giJ-4. .1. ' PM ' 2 A pr- -' ,iHifg13e,lF,,1-5 --cg -,p--Img-g .1 . -TW'- 'ffm--16 . I-ilk. J -1ff!E-fd-Tg.5X,ikiggg-4'--1,.q53w- ,. .:-'ggmbii 1 - f-im?-X 1 J.-...,. ..1: '. - - 'Wifi-2 Mp '-'YQif-13'-'?Vf.i3y5ggi1J52 35-EH 1-f'P7Qs.'5 ff'3-I-iP'v.'..1,'f'T?1' 1 ' .E -1 1 1 , . ' . 'Pj f-g,. .:,. - : -5,5 ' 1,-41'--1., - .'- -11, P ',g Lb 1. L, '11 ,'- ',.-- ,,:.- Q 1 , ,1 ly- v K Q , ,- - -.11 1. 4s?'-,q,g1'-,-f5-YPM.- 1---154 W, df-is-,ag-14 ' .Q-fda' 1,--1. J h?L-521.5 fail u.u1Y+ E?-- . -- -. '-gg . -, --ight -1 -'L 24 ,.. A mfifkgfc Q-.-ml-1-5,'j?,',-l.-,111 -.-gg...-.'-.w ,- -- -' ' ' H4 13-'ff' H1-a'4fi i f'. -1 33 f-Q 'Z' g f vs' - 1' 1' . -'4' Y- -Jr? - 1-3 -A.4nr.-'W 1'7'1-F, 1-' WL -f 'e9fY- s'Efft. 'ILT' , . 1- . . -.-1 f ,-.'- -.:-- ,. -.e - --1 --gp-- '..-'-1' -13-1 'vii EM , 1- 1' - - W ' mfg -S, ,v '- 1.--'fQ'7iL,,-'.i L'-.-,S 2:-5,-v--3-'M -' 'P VW , -ig -Ml. 'lij -'-1.. 'M -. 13?-yr - il :v':? 1:'zYr-it -5-F 1-pf,-4.,m: '1-:+5 . -- .. -- . 1 1 f 1.. .. ' ' 3' 1' 2- I -:W 2 ' -.' -. 1 ' 1 '.. -- IW' 7 1 . -,luv 1..'l'Q'1 '.--- .gain--5,.'.-'-2.---3-, ..- 1 - Jgf' ' 11--1-J 'w '- ,J..,r- - aww -, s z- --.f -:.-,355-11:-5 .m g.-4-,K--r--..s ug.-Sevfqlflrfx-S. 1 .' .M I-,--1 : F ,g,.'g- .':: ., -'iw .-3' fic- 1y4'g. f,.y-fy 11., -s, :'4-1 5 , '13-AHL- Q-, .' - -if 1. --'i-gf -1 . Wfgfgtg ,131 QW'-ya , ,qi--'--. -155--'Mi-. - -P' -1'--'A--.I--+I-F WSG- in .fi-ze' - .1-a1 ..-2. r 1- - F-nw -1-4-1-'11-if------i' 1'?'Fi,-i'e-g -vAME.- -'-1 - 4 '-Yrfpigg -,7'-y, - fbi.- 3-'-54: f-'TQ . 1 - P+ ,. , M . 1-U-'v' 5.7.-I. 'M aj' 5 . 1111 H WEL,-j'191nL 4-ia ' J fi--1..-1 A if-3 .-ff-'I L3-Z',-'-5-8. Eg 'l1'ff'31' -W-'x'-'-J ! ,'g?. f1 :E -V . .- . F ,ww 'TALL -- 1 ES-H-:C.' 11' ZJI1 1 -':3 ',f ,-ia:-K1--.1-L-i'9+,E'f!f'-! 'QYEH 4--54-' 113 W .fi -gs-1-Sq-.-PE:-if-Q 'Ee--X?-. ---ff' '2fS,:.gff'.y?rg?7t. .11 FFP11 f 111-w .-1555, I., J- -. Q2' -G.-1 -W gf 2174155 -: i5'2'-ffiS'?f'.x-W4.'- .-191' gm 7.21--.34 1-T91--'nw 1' -. 11' L- -,.G. '- ' .,,' ',-fy ' 4.1 - 1r ., '1 ' - 1' .' . ,, . .. -': ,,41' , 1 5 mv-.1--1.-.'E1J.'W --. ml 'Aff x1.:1-fS'--- wifi' s an.35-Q--iff:--1a-f-,-'fi'3. -L--1-W - .N-9'1-gi 'YW -' -H .74 -1' -W' ' .2111 .w5 gf', - 13- - .- . 11' 7 -.4--a1'J'--Vai .-QrR,,.f3qits Fi . W- . -1 '11'-fa ' .u.'-15' 4'-My QA -.fi-df'-fdigggif. Yr. . - L T .-' .1 f?1-- -' U ' - '51-4:1 -?1. '-5 f' - 'if..-1'4ih9'kf1! 1-.WI-f. L-. . 3 37 Q.-1-kfffey-...LW . 315-'iq 11-.FZ-'-4-0.14 4.9 '.-,S . -4: -rg. 'aw ,,. '. f,p.--cam -wi..-.i'- 'f--Pi -1--, f ,' -11:-'1-F,-4'-r--' 'E---M . 235.55 ., gf.. 4- -Y -T .3 11 :'4'1f-55:1-i..'.-- f'g1-:--'-?41f.3'-'j-raL'--'?5!-'i?f-f5 .'- ' . -ia --1 -'M .1,..g-4.-'12-1' - . 5 . .--., f '--'S yd-.. 9- ',.W?5a5,ff2gz1'- WGN' -'--me ' -' - Q14:51H'fTsQ5 1-- ' '-?.'1-if-1 P -rf - -W -.3. .. . 'a-- - 71 .-S.. f 11:-1 . s--'13- if fa -'1 - 1 -ffl' ' - L PE '--5' ' - 1' Q .- l f' ' -- -F '.-N . - --xii-1'!x'5 !,'. 'i i3'1t?',' u ..Q: xY ?f-'Q,1'5f . 'K ' WE' Q :LM -1- ' 3 ' Mb. .- , 'fq121 .- U-215,11 , .,XLgig, -gg -2 31? -1. -. r V 'U'-31 W 1 5 -'--H33-'-i '-- ?-fi' -- i1i ' ' ..'1kt' iL.2 .,..-'fi' Huw lr - .2311 L-'f-ff .. - 1.1if'7?Wl '!'f '4'fT-.9 - '1' '- ff gli 'fri' 1- 'J' ' ATI m. ,'1T,'? it' Ugg? J - -I ' 1 ' 1-'--r ji4'i3r31'm :- ' -'1 -1ia1f1,A 'TJ - r . -.V W- 2 ix '. F Q 'S 1, ff -E' A Hg --2 . .,--.-a'4 ,,4-1-'ig M, . .- q - we, -.-2.4.-. 4,-.- .1-. .1 -e .,.-. ---??.-?--f..--M --1-Pg -1 - -M .- '.1 - ,4.,,,--2:1-.,, ' I , .1 .1 '- . . . ,.- - - 1, 7 ' .'FgQ:r X:,-- . , A 5,,gv.,,..rg1 .A-fts1,,-. 2:-yifg'-'kf':,-,, - -- , XM.-I 7' '.hL1.i'S3f,qY.Kti5g3gTf 'g2. -?f,Q5rF,?f-Xl ,'X I-A AJ, , ' .jv,',, - .g!,,,, A Jaw 9.1.--FJ--L-Xa M5 .Xg'1 rx XL ML. Wk. ,f X' -1435 ...r X5- Iw f ML f. fff, J.-,',d1, 'j Vkm 'gif-. ' -IM, 11-1 1 .. ' ,- SW' I 3 '- Q'f ?'1g 'WP-FC'-25.2 1' 915150 if 5' U 5194--'51 ' --...- .1:m--'53.-.fa'-9m-- - -5.-'-- - - pw-'f' A - -wa. ' --'wig ---ff'P-1:-.uf.1-'Q-333113-'---.--1.-,,Z1f.. 4- . -mf ,-:U1 ' '1i 1'?'.1-'3 '- W -Q --111- 'Q.1'-WF-1' 1 il--If . N' 'J--..-'f'f39gf'53ft-2,11--iff'--..-5-1f? .?f.5-H Mi, 2 ' w -1 '- 1, .- ,'.-. --gz .. ., - . . - 1 . .- xx-5-. - 13.1-.1 . '- -- - '- - . - y . '-.1 - - ' -N .51-ga-'. ,J-,-.P . ' M- 43' -ww f 'i:'1gj3!g,?y 1.-,-2,5355-.' '3lQ.tf'9'1':a5-'Sass'--if 353,13 - S42 -i- '-fm .' 1.,, Ti?--Emi--4'i'!s --QE .q -4- 4 11 -- ' -,kfifi-:Q'0755Sf'Q. Jai-' J 1' V- 'iff .' 1- W . ,MX H. 5 -,,X. WX D X.: -. .grim-E-54 if -.1 fm- -1452 , .2-fig-,mwzz 1155 -5.-' , W 1.-,,, :X-l.'gZvsE',gi5.11'3, l -,'g5i5f,:.'-'aihgigf-,L,-,X gig, ,Q QA L. r -1,- 1, 1f'1!'1l.-'Q fi,-xfgkqlfxugr .,-QM, :-'.. -- r! 4- ' . 5 -- -.--- -'2 -:.-W--1-3.1476-1- WM-., 1 wg, M 1gw-,.-.,---v3,.,..--gf--3,-M f. -1'---gi.- . , 1. up a-5-,M4..f--.11 ...mg M- -M --W.. - .. . -4- -eg ..- - ..-Q--M. .. U-1.q T,. ,. -'g-rlik-5 13, 34-11 -33414 : Q 1-'QFLN ' r f- ., , gf? ' ' ...-5, :im ., . , 1' 1---T. -if-g . X -- 1 ' ,1 Q -: 'L I' gfj, 'Q , '- Si 1' . lg, K - 1 gl 2' wk- If--I 1-5'fe ' 1- I fi -, 25 ,QQ-'1 ' ,,!A453-. .1 5f,yQ'f'if.f:jq' Q .h ,A . X .ml X. j p . . .-,X X X .X. 2, . XX!-WX X T XXX?-XXXX .. X, XX , S X .X X Q . .tif . X-1--AX. QE!-I. , X, X ,RAI , -Ex i vi-...AfgF' U wt , Mg 9 Q. .,,, 1, .. ., . -,,,--.--',- - - 1 A - - mf- j-----h .-Lf L1 ,.-f. .5--.Q ,-X.:-XXX ., 5- . ,K -1 N. - - 1 -1- . ,.- - 1. '- -1 . - '1, - 11 15 1 2-Y --. gi 115 .-'iii-,'i'J -iff. ,Adj fs' -I 5931? I 3-5, - 2 Q. 1 T ,- , 4--Q3. ...l fir-W 2.3 .-- Wil ' Hrjp mb R-EES, ng . . . . J 4. L X ,X XX , X XX' Lf--.VE . A Xg0.i'X U . -qw 11 ' in -21 .' X1.X,:-' lv 1: 355-1 ,' - -Xi'.:i1X'.. X X -X '-ig. Ja, in ' Xg.p: ,'. 1 . 15 w TW. fe 51 -' -at -' -' .- . .- 4 '- 'PH' - Q -- 1 Q .3 ,Vw-,-J M, 1-XX , . Xa - 5 5 - ,',!XX.1,.3 ,'-,- A-X13 , 1 31- ww f- : X - 'X fX,y tg WX .. - Ll' - X. X Xjfik, Q.-XXA 5' 4 1' . . . X- ' if! q 1-1--. -.'11.,2P'3Qg: f- - . ' -, ,Q , ' ,, ' f' I X , ,Q -XXX.-F gXg- - . XX Xu- X X- Tm 1. X -J gi 3.-XQ X1 . QL HP 1 -. V- 1 -., v ., 1 , . - -Fig-fy., KX lu 'rw - -- .1 -gg XX 2 ,W .-. 1r'Xlv?,g-.sNXgg? 'X 6XXX1kM ,X?S1j'5X X-XX-5'1WHX -X f .X X13 N321 'F 1- .. -- . - .n f-f - , M- --- --,-X 1 3,-X A. , 1. 'V'-Q I 7' kg' 'if' -1- 7 T? h., . J '.'r. 'X . U -. - .1.'f?!: 'fQ. 72- .gri- 'T 4? ff' 1'-'QV' 'Q M-vf'f.5 - -vp --ET .. f .3153-.351 X- 1 I .' '- '15, -r-M.. -. -1 g,-v I 'Rx X, 4 in r L 1 QL w W M X, x tzwnigz,-,Yr :R X ...-'Q-3-1..1r.QQ -5 . . . . -. , . .-. ., . gf- 5' - '-nw '11 - 1' F- .. fl?-i? 11:2 H... ma.. .1 ,,.. - 1 N? Glad? 37. '-4 ?S- rm' Jw- --W ' ' n : 1 -11 'f-rf.-i:f1- '-N'57'- -ffl' -si Vi ' -'gif' 'iii' I'-5335 Spf ,1-I 5' I WJ:-' 1 'B' sf2-4f11-s:f-,1. 1 QA',U - --2- e1?e1-:YN Y -2 - 5' ' -3 '1-'F 'N -fm-A - '-4f9'f?' -- ' T-- '3a'2-g'.'1gPgb'11z- -' 1 '- '5' ' ' N '-'?11f1' J . - -l' ' 4 iw ' I A 1 I' 4' ', - -'. --1 1 ' ' ' ' s ' . ' ' ' I - -I, 1 A ' . , L .f WX! 11,5 V ,M -1. XF: MWJ JIX gpg --1, ,-AW. . WM 1,95 , -- X-1 35 M- 1-XXAXHXXX XXX NX.?'f-,XXXggX1fQ-Eff-,Xg'. , -qgwg q l , 'U- IV 1.-'L1 1' Tw-'si a L- ,fr -,. 1' .1-V ' MVS ,.-1: ff. ,.,. .'t1. ,yn '--,- -3 . , -' 'rdf -5-11' ., .15 . 1 1'-' -I .. .xzgf f yh f X mf. ,XA X X. -31,52 , 73 K I .Y XCX,i.,La? 'X',1- 9.1 11,4 Avg - XXQQSX- MX-X.11XXX XXXX, X . Xl --1-K , XX if .h A'-- , Xm?'-kXJ,17A--'1,15.XXXX:X:K'-fgyl :XX-ZX, hi. .,-.'f - .-.41- Xl 'J A' ' ' ' - ' '- -1 i1 i- - , -5111 -1 F ,Q X 5- '1 Q -K 1 X .,3,X2F,. 'f-.. M XX in X X- .fi - Xw- X? XQIXX1 AX? 1.4 5 . -.-A-.. ' -1 9' i ' 'X '77 11 'i n' vi' 'wa m 'Sai' W Q 4 1' x w - Mm- 41 A 2 --M - -IT 'Q yu FN as f AW 35, rg FAXZ XM , i 'Fj1 vq- T. I ' Y N G? H Q- -9- -1 4.1, y if fl f 'YQ ewevfx - 3' -'Y' - ' M-ff Jig '2-F' v'e1..-3:5--,..--L1 .,,- . X .-'X-- XX-XXX..yi 1.-9? QNX, 1 in .X-gf. - ..-.HTL XX, , X, V 'X A X X X X ' . qLe,.'- -fr 'I x--,.'-Q 12,47-gf-, - -.--1 -, -: Lf- -.1 .'. w -'FL --r.r'x'E ., :L ' 1' 5. .' ,- 1' . '-'--f.1'-H-:.,'31'-g31'J,' . ff '!s3 'fi.-' ? I F1-V - .-ia - W - -1 1 2-19' - 11 5 -53 -:la-2-. . . -. - 1 '1 ', n.., S-.V ..5',.Ni 1 -' 1- L- 52 17 -QYQTW-. '-'- f 1 A PT --1'-f'-A --I -1 '1Af:2241-A 5 if E+' . ' .-.1--9. -'-aw -. .' vm. 2 1.1 - 1 .N--9 -' - .Siu 'f-1 Y h?-if. -fs -H '- '1i5'p 'N -- - iI1 '15 Q ' - - ': 'Q:'t giL353 - ihflw ' .3 3,1-.:yg,., ,ii 4j.,1 , .,pij gf1.- Quia . 245.-, - 1 -- J--15.3 -sw-w f,2 ? X w,X.,X X. N XX -' -. -' '--. 'if -1 - f 1' .-srl- - .A a - --------191' 2-fw-.1 g-vf-S -Q -'is- .' 54' 1 5.. -' '?'. -Lf:-5.' 1' f-'lim 5'- x1l--' - ' .-'5 'f'11.1 i , .f mf Y 8851- .3vTQ'ff'4f -'Z' J' ' ' 'A ' W'. ' 3 ' 'Q - - -3.- 1 L -,P 4 'X '4 'xiii-' 'xl-Jr, bmw N IX 'f -4-X 'WX-W-9' S, MX.--, ,Q 'N FX gg ' -'k - Ax-. - - , , X , 1 y .L , Y' .Q ' 351- -1 v 1 A .iv ,IN TA, 3, EEG 6512 XX Z-X -4 + X -K X . - Xmeuiw RX 32 ,X X X -ff' fp.. , . .- I, MW,-,'f'Q. . rr' 'mg -E551-i..Q-1-3 Rfk- 1 'W' .V -A W , 1 Si XX, .X X F , my-F ... , ,. X- X F Jima- XX- XZ,-ii.X.,L Kp! .XXXXX.Xh1,4 Aram-1.X.?AXX3-gay X z XX. X ' ' 1- ' x - . . 1 .... . . - . . .. 4. .M - .- . 1-.+.. ' 1.-'1'r':!1v' 2-fffit'-X' 'W' - ' ' -H 5-1.-10.5 ' :1-M 'X T1-','.,' '-TG. -' 1 . F 1113 ia' 2-.4-.-'r -. - . . '14-f'aF!i-'-f .ff-f - :-i- 1 1 iw- . '4 3i???f-i-?- - gf 1.1 19:31 -Q1 , ?z-:q,,-'H S'?x-? ff:55'v1-,-f.,1?'?5W-145,-' . ' 1.'-1-. -. 1' mg- '1.f -5:-J.-1 vaffggri 1 . --+:Pfa'-'r1ii231i?-'z-1- '., I-i' 3' --'if' . 1 ' -.--. 4 - --, 2, 4 . A:.,..--:fi -Tj .1.:--,- 511 - - --.- ,,-,pq ' jf ,- 4' .'5gv1'x11.'f .' wFfL :'. 3' - 3- f -4 9954-,--' 131152-. 6:11112 . '., .-5 Q-H lfiguflx -' liar- -- '-W 'f21 S-if- '-5 --?1 ?rl-3i55':f2-?-fi sz- ' Y -- 4 ff-233' 1 -3-3-f n - if XXX-. Xu an .,X1PX -. sets ,:A 4X ,X.X:1Xg-XX-,TV XX . 1 HQ'- '-, K .. 1 Q-' 'H , izgi ' .z1-ffm EW .Q -f e-,1?5 '1 12- ? .-1u'1 -f ' -...' asfdaii vg-va. -SST .' '14 nf- f W. -i P -2' T get I:'1.... .f---- '- L 3'-ffl V+ '-M .'.5.--1-. ..:-ff'-. -'ff mf . .1m.?f W 41.-'lgfuf'-3 , wwf +' -.-- P534-'.' Tv- 'E-3.if ?ff'f? . ' ' N g?'1 'W 7 :-7 . 151 4 E x 1 'Ei 5' - - 4 . 7'- 1! ' - W '- -Fifi-'.F'?1'515ea- 'Ii-.-1 'H - 753-5 5, --je M ? :X .5 XM - .X X Q X 315 ,XX X- -Xi , , .4 JXXX -L .,X -,M . .X -, X Q-- .HQ- - ,Y . 1555- .1 .XX.X 3, X XM-.4, Xw 523933 -18-X ' ig -.1-. .-,,-'Q-'fl - J. in-- . Wi-'ffi-gre'-1 ----Qi? H+- 1141-N -- .W--' . 1-, '1'1'1:-A-'Z' , ' -1 9Q'n,g3Q- 3-'lf L 1 :gg ' SJ' 'FS-HW- 'T-!32ri9! 4?4'1f1fY.- .f ,54'f3i1 .Iii1f '1-151. -,law ' ,--'1-'.-14 f feff-gli-! ,, r'-,,-gp ..'Es-2'lg,?z-f3i'51- --'. . .Nyc- E.-I-5-'-QQ1, --:-L:'-'.-435-I' . -. -1-sv -'f5lW '- --ff -. 94.--'fa-'Tw3-4-Mimi'-ff. -Q-1331 - . --is P1122--fm -fl-.wif-.-A-M: if-f..--,af--.1 --th.---n -.-'is-1.2-.-1-:...,1 . P W 111-QqW5af'f?'i1fc-N--F-nge?-Y.-.grit F9-' f'i'w-2141241-,f ':. g:'2E.1. - -ffg-:?T:5-.-w.n-f5-'-.--21 -- 1 -' 1 1 - .r -4 f .' V1 i' 'T' f f'V1'V -3 V VC- 'V ' -A 344 9 'fil 14 , - - '-.jV3f: ,'5?iY,1Z 'fx 'fTg.1,.1.s 1.32.1 . T '-.':-23.----iff ,+Q:Q,.i,V.i l',5 '2V:. 'Z ' - - -'w il ' V- ' VV V V - V- . V V . - 5 QV-24' -L f 5 Q-xrfl? fVa,Qt:gi1Q' ,- .,+.--ggi? ' S F' - 4.152 Va., ,iii- V. fr? 552.:3-1 : 5 V ' 1 K., ', 1 I-,mfg ' ' ' ' ' V-' V V A- -4 ,R--377, 'gr fi.. VA!- 5 - , 31V ' 'i-I-ff -A Q. V ew- .. .-,A .VM f S 5' . if -Q ' .V V 'Q . if . V V 'flgwt Zhi , W-5L15i'21'SIuVl'EVV,, ,. 'f5' '--fi ff-'riff ' WP VEVQK V V V-F A I. ,. ,ir . .f yx ,Vu V V ,r V 1,2 5, V J 1 gy-, fi z ' 173.1 31,111 2.2, 51- V- I V .gg-.'u::a::?f,,..L uv... .f '5-ff. I-12-'Vgq3-5:-,,:e,f44,iV,,a-.j-M! 3 .imffg-,..-'..-::.,,'gV g.3:'5:.M gi. - .,.V ,,gV,,V. ,.V?.V,yV-1:-f,g:qV V-gre. ---if ., , if-. -1. , Qt- ' ' '-'Q' ,L . Liv'-J '23 1:,+-Van.,--fa. V- V--V, . --.1 T,z'4g:JjTg?' '- V--:L-f:V,.1V'H :VV::y',i:V'f ,? 1-V. .cgk 333: V,:.a?'L.' ' -1-.3'5Vv?'.V'.4.:'-' Q-'.,::Qr'V:,-efagzhf . V. HV- 1 L . 'V 1 ,E ze- G' .VV-12'E-- 4221-5 Er V' 4:.y',' :sVf'V9:g .1 W :Vina ' ',',V.V. gf, E 'i- V- Vfi9E1 -33.1-fV V-V.. ' QVLV .V-'-iw!-.-,'V-.' .fV QVJLV3' .V-1:fd11.sHaVf M V. 55419851 -1'-Ming,-V-' ,Sf 1' s- fi-L. 'V' 'iss fm in-'K-- .5' ,V-'QV V - .V V. V V f, S ...Sf '1- -'?f2?3P 11' 'Mn - ZPQEWQ'-wf5'V'. we aiivbgfiq ' Vai-f 2 2' ,ff l .- 4 V - 15, --.V. yr xx, -V 3- , .-1 , -'- V V:s! V.Vag1 1 ,V --Q'-,' .'5aaV. V, V sm-Si-' 593' V -V-1 V, 1 - V .VV ,VV ,V -1-.Vale--2 -ff' - 54. V', ' 'fffafwf-s Q.- ' J'-' Mx- ' 1- 'f V2V-1 FUVV my-R gg?-cffp- vV:fx .3 . , - - -V V-Va f 1 T.:f' mf.-VVffQfif+F3i-'V A--. Mfrs Tu? INIVJ' Aff V' 'V 'FSM 'f 3?-M:f-'?-- - V VV.-VfH '5E' VVsi2'2QV.fi92V4 f ,. 'iz V?,1 V- 'ffflfizfiiiw LT-,. ' .Vim 'E-- ':-'-,ailf?l':. 4 5 , 7.V:,i'- ',. F -gig? gf ,u'H rg., 5-J: 4 I . -:.,e'gv:.'9garV- f'-I ,- gp '11, ' 'Q 'ipgirjfghz' ' 3' . Q f fm A :B y K, 4,--1511. me ,,,QV,-farm: gms-fs fr ,Mg ,A yu. ff? Ewgggw gl 4 Vwnjfiiigfl ,. , ,, ,, .. .. .,.. ,.-E, .,1.V-VV: ...,,,,., ,T .4. , .. .,,, ,. V A, ,, . ..., .1 ., ., ,I ,Vg U, . ,. . . :i',V',f-V .nf ,,g1.i,.1' .-tg,-5. ibgwf. ' - ?'5figE'2:i5'--w iywge j V .gfgifn v g if t- J V5-,f a g 4 f r 6 ' gf R, H .3 x i f V VV V MV- VV V- 1 H1 G V, l V ' 'ian V , ' . fi mmgx U3 'L 1'-4. ' '-'58, nf ' 'A ' uf. -Wig V 'S V-:V tg 1- v H. ,' 'Vu If B' xl' 1' 41' 'J Q ,xg L1 ul' -,.' xp' '- ' 1: Q 4. XV t,..V V.. , .V .3 V-,,,,.f5. mm. ., ,VV , E - afi' - 'im -xz'4fVVVf sw 'f' ' ' V - V 'MV' M ' ' 'Q z '- T 3 iff Y 1 ' 1-V 1 x f f f -L Q .,, 2' +47 K 4 ,W s 1 ,P V. ji v, A-.DV-.1 45, y , , Slum . .. x ,N ig .-.egg V: V -Vi --.551 -c:sg25::2ff.5,e-3QVV.Li wg-f ,fz,'VV-.V,'fj'f:VQV1',g.x.VQLTW-:T V4 f-if, :?E.V.'igg-,1 ..fV,-,fm 2 5- V,4,--2 b Vg -1- -J. 1- fi f , 2.1: f ' '9 ?'i'f'f?5 . V 1 :V V , f V-V V --f..V2+. 'V-' 1.-V+-V---Vf5,V+'5' ' 5--'V V fa- '+-- V- -wh V V- V-Va, .V .5 V V - - iw- -Vf ff V- AV V 'uf' . V - V ' 1- Vp.: V --- -W' az '- . VVQ nf,-V V- in V-,,V1 ' f--' av If - Q V V'2'V'VV-V :V-V - ' QV V ,, 232 ' .EV -2. . - -V V V 4 ' V , ' 'MV' ' VW V ' Q 5 V 4 . V 'V -vw. 4- I '- r in A ,L 14 1 f 1 4 V QV-V if -V, -- ' 3'-VV'-.VV-' an -'16,-V fi ,' . -V - -5-5 f-.V - V 1 '-Vw Q .- V 35415-312 ,V 'f' Yi wi +4 H 3' - QT.. Q' 'H' Z' V ,Qi RVHVVS-VQTV 'lf V-ff W V' r V 1 P u Vu If gf V- 1 . , ,. ,I , - A 1, ... V . ff- ,V QQ V V 9 -, mt ig -4 1. 4 1 'I' ,T+LV.7L '?3 f 5'V 9f-Vi , '15-f ' -f KM'7 'iw 55' 3 V- ,M -WV f.ee4-,iw QW- virgin Pg, V V, Q. 'fe ,VME 'ggi' 34, V 1 -mga-.3 V-M5 , W :pac--vi Vg, , D M 5 i J! 1 L 9 .L wi- s 3 V Vx.. Sh 4 J ,fhiifg ' -1 f' 'I M gift X? ag- ' n Y. i V t ' 1 I J gm ,E A 'I 5 .gf ai 9 1' V ' ,V - ' 'S -'wifi-'gwfgi 'f '25 'sf M-.1331 Hg,-5 'Z' my -MRL 1'-5-354 1 ww Y. 1 Q , M V.,V.f?- ,-mf ,:.?.:. ,.VV,,V'1J:,,WJ4 -di?-Sy,, ..V..:. .,,. ., . g , . 3iVg,44-Af:Z,u , . . W 1, Zigi wk,,,WV,5 . ,iw , . . M' Q V ,. V V' . I -ff .aff z - ' ' - V 5 ?5's,V.'9 'J-E2:'5Vs2'.ff-'f .AJ- ' '-LV -3',x,5'V2'.VV.f: f 1'!1'if--3 73-'si? -7'f.V -2:5 V-Ji. -5-2.TV 2' I ..fQ,:-:ff '7 ' '54 Fi-' ' 'J' 91' V5 ' D '11 441- '- 1 5 , w a -A . MMV. - - -f ' ' , ' if , is-I. 1'. S:fV'3 THQ iefxfff 'Z' V. -3 'V -F -V? ,Q L J- ' V V ,. - QV V- V 5' .f-wiv V 'vaid-'V::f-'.:--wr.. .:sfz: - ,- af ze'-'kjgyyw-VL,. . . ve ff- V fry. mf' , 13-A .4-wa V,.-Qui ,.,u f:V5?g,iff'V' f' ' .' l ,g'1i3'.VH'R '5E- 11 f fs1'-.4.1 151- P' 51Qvf,,' V3 g ' c:Vf-S- - :1me1'Q?E'iH.v '-.f?fWm ': '7 S, -V: f V 32' Qfilff'ifgieeailiizei-'1-i4'M?4f 5'Qee6f2Uf5QVHVii91'.a-11a'1ifviii?201 V+ ' V V-1 , Q-'1?3 br V 'f- '5 5 eV'V- z '-EH'42E'ai'i ' V V -' V 4 521 . 'V '-V- V.. ff VV '.'71 ',.. x5sff- 'Lf.', ,gif-'V UQ, T' 3'-.M':,Y9'2.,VqVg -V -V af '4 -V ,kv , - ,, ... w i- g m-eV .V V if-V?i'V.V VV , ,.V , -V4 4 ,f QT , ,-VS v if 5,14 1 ., gg ,f i ni-3 nf . V 5 A .dx QV 1' ' f -' ' A'.'T ,, Egg:-V1F'TvV'i!9 7-HGV--Effi. 'if'-351 4?,wV1Q53z4'?7 ' 5: 'F Q' ?1 4f +V 2,137 ,- Qu- 'AV ff-ff 1 :fi Ti ' U ' SFSFA- . Q'vVi'i-Ef'iiJZ5?i V-, -, fwqw. V . -.g,-,,,,- fw V VV , ,r . . - 415. ,Ve., ffVs,-.-. aw- 1'iQ.,, . V ' if , - . - . J - V ' V ' V' . , - 'V V ' V ..,1:2aV:5, V'2f: - -.f-. V, faq, ,,. VV ,151-M '- J 1 5-f-,.VVV Tff B-V27 Ki 5' If - - -ff -E.,-i'4f w FVf '.' . -:aw ' Mfr-MG .,,4'5es ggVk+2,q-2 V--V-' ww 1 QE-4:fSSE:5Zq3ig,f ..4ifV4 Vf: '13 - Vg VV- -H ' V- if' .LV VH? V522-V V ':a'QV::if- I ' 'if W- ' V' Q 35 -Sing' - - V 'ff - V V VV - -. VA . - -: 'B - 1' - V 5 ' V 'gxpfjgz -we V-11-gg N 'vw V- . w s-.2 . V V2 VV Sf V VV ,. if ' -2-11 V.V:, Iwi- V. -'v--- V VV, L.. 'W iw-EVSQJ'- 1 LQ.-:.V'f'f:- 'Vi,.3,J1'f ', 3- a ....,. .a,M,,,.,i PES' .eV.z,,y . .V.,.?f,g,V.gV3,. .4 V. -, - V5,.,J,f:1V,,,, W . 'R ,. V 'W 'V -.V--V f f .VV ---S, , . . . , - M , . . .X . W - ' V - f ' I V Vs: TVV -e,::VVV4QV-'Lf' -VVVVFW ' V, V- . V V V , .- - 'V .,:. ' V 1-P..i1-'V -M2 V V -' V ' 5 -Mg V il: Vfifmf: -V 5-V '5-135'21F'3'gi2i2iA'3m1Y5!fIQV1s'V1w'?'iE',sf,?-5135:-5?.,.VL.g5.E,f g?r 'iv-F1'5Z1'3J!ff'fJW-' V V. . , ' .,, 1 'Q .,, , , 1551 ' fbi? -1:5 - V V ' ' 'V VV? ..VV?ii', '- J' U' , 313 ,JVM V 5 sf' c We 2 i n if ,ht 5 L' H x5 -5 1-v Y f ,qv if A Q, If 1' nn'- . -., VV V -+.',V--V-:,-,. -- .. an-21. ',V?w.V'n-. 'JzAZi,1-iw, Y 1,-f, ,213 -iw, -,,.-+A . '- ' agp -'f V 4553- 3-SV, - V,-- V, , , .V 'Vu-1731 V ' L 1-V 2 V, -D .HZ V :ii .V-'2s:'91F:' ' ' 'f',V5 V :',C ! ' V 19 3 -1 ' 'I ti ' ' '2-y , ,5,-3'5-!2:' - '54- , ,V ' 5- tv- ., 2' L fa-Vi' .V 'r i V. 1 g V V 4. V Z V if V 1 ,- 1'g5 - fs 41V - eV MV '? - ' 1'-,. V fsg35' ..V1VVVVVV. V 2 'V ' -V V . ' 5-'X '- A g?Q'V.gy54VV1xvV Ax 155- H43 j. v-2,0-V - '12 -e' .w . V1 1-sfi-W -Vi '31 'ff ' V V- V.. ' fs I - -' ' ' ?i51-5 if V ff, . V .V f -H V - 'if 1 V F2'mV1V.zv. , V Ev 'Vw .QV-lf' Q17 -: V -5v-Vf'?- nf.: .. 'V H . V 1 . 1 Ev My M ' if ' 5,52 '-V'- Sw W' X 255' W- 'V' Va? V Sgwggamm 'FQ' ik' ' ' ff- V V - V 1' 2- V. '- :s..V- Ee: ,fi . V1-1 I .' 3. -1 2 V- X ' V, V f 'V .- Vey'-V V -' V V.vr'1Ef'xVfV-V' 'Af -4. M 'V V-V- 1-'-V. yr ff-,.,,.f .. V ff+.'V': Vi ,V:- fi'J 'ir' 1 - .V-V f':,VV1w,.' . --V-fi-:m n Las- fs. 1-- A .V '.V2f'fV -Viz' ' 4Vf1V :,'-fp V, , V., -- V 'U VV . f -12' -VV--e-'V -' - V . gm- .1 .-.gg an g:-sf, .5 f .J Vi-'pfvg .V ffm - ,' :V H 535- ' V.-Vw H. . V3 55 -'dine 2-wif- ir- ?ii75'f',p,V. 5+ LW' -Vw- ,-1,7225 1' lv -3 V a Via, -V JL .' j'5QiJo11?152f 'mf72-FfL1n:'?1fi25'?'+ Ve--'Rive -- V 1 V V V 3 Q glans 2353 ..z. . , 7 , x,.V,iV -' 2 ,Q .- . ,,,V , ,A gVME,, mg-QV. ' U 3 ' QV- ,V-ma?-L A -H-ww- 'L V:-1-. ..SE '75f-1 ile-- -Ev 'QF Vw V ,,V'-1-gui, 11135 5--' bg,.-13. 5.25 ,f .y Vwfzqgfa, My-ff,V,--:VV-Q-Varffgweww' 17- 1- VV -' -' .ff ,.,., -,V- .H',i,, . V' W--4,.ae,., Vi-f' -fi-'-11- '-xgaif -V1 :V-WV -,.V :V+-V -gg Q' Vai: r'J ' 45TV ix::f?5?-'spyiw-1.-legit' ' ' - 1.5-..-VV' VV- '-fm VV: f p 'kVVV,.,, If - ,.,. ,V VV-igpe2?.Efn 15 . . - .. 2. VI-:V V-far . 1-if mu. V'-Q-V-5-'Wf--ues.-. 15-Vfqgw-3 Vfy,-g5.125f:, 'V' w- .V'2'Vaggg. V 1'rsV:f5'i' ' , 'V V :f--Q Gr! -.VVVQVVSVQQ 'V VV V ifgwr- Nia-M i- -- VV-'VN 'W --'a:7 'S!54'?'3' V- 3 - '?'rz4fe'V'Q251g-.., '- VJ ,. V12-Vrft V1 ,Ly if ug, -11:4 4' '5V.fv1V 'F V -v . MV .-hu 2- i:.l,i i2.:i W MF' ar-VV Zf:f'55ffffZ'i,V',gif:VZiS43Bg'?: 'Vg iv-Vzzmfe-mfwvs V, V .', VV --a,g53?1f 'S?1513f: x.Hf- fvfmnw- V.,--wmv-t V-+4 VV,VV-. V 94-9 . VW... ' 3. 431- J -,,- Gi.-kgs, - - few? ,V- ,:VqEr'1.V,.1, . . . V vp . Q , f:j '5'Qjiff , .,5 ,Vi1Qf' VV' V L: . V-Q' 1 11 9 ,V . , 'V-' V. ' VV' Vg 4' V' ' 'V . if-'n z- ,. ssfif-' V.5 ' 5., s 1 27Q3 ' +V ' V V . V - - mf' 311' ' 1 V4 ,sk , I rm-. 54. 2, gi I Vi- VV. fa 1 V J ri 1? 3 V A IA ' Q 1 M, rv-'1 l.V-wg J ff: V. , x. ,iw , K rf? , U- . ,.., V- . , , V. V ,, ' , , Vf' :' V 55'-.W7 4 - 'ii-'I ' 9 1 'ff- ' f.-f ...ff 'ZZ' . V, ' 'V 9,5 - 1 ' 45 .- V' . ' -T?-nf V, ': 1'21 iii-,,'i,'V ' ig:'5i. J V- -, 1 Vp V QKV- V.:--Viv WP -V-5 ' W .1 I '23 46-I ..-54.0 V- --4-E'.,:H 3,.V.-,un ,119 :V Ve ' 'Kiwi ,4s .f' V fi ' Eggs z 'V -iii- -Q V w . 'V' gf V af f V - : VV Z -i - 3 345: R, 4 If gi ' ' fr L' V. -s HJ' A ', i f 5' J' 715-S. f.,.,',' 5 fi . V .fn-WW. . - f - ' V .2 Vi4 L5V. 5 ,V f ' 'LV' .-.. 5 -V4 im fi Vf-'VV -f1 .'.'Ha Ike- Q. ' -',,V: '1 ifgdiaai ' . -' Q ,?---w' :1,1'V1fw- ' H 'fy sqf'-zigzag, V.'VfQ?gg'Tf5.v'?'1r . : H9 2 -ii-gf'-,wr 12-5-ffa- -' ,V,,w,fg , - . , 73, A3333 .. . ,. X. ,Vpgb V ag1..,,MVg V, V. il vxaiggwgq V? in 5 .13-55:-EV, - 1 -V . ., ' Q: +- VV , -- . . VV V - ' ' J ' 1 V' V V V' - ' V ia V- V . V ?'1VV3rZV ' 325145- ' VJ ' I Vg5, . a '- ,V ' 1,1 V' J - jim. - 1 -V -- jg' 'f',,a?'gQ' ffl' V we -411-'fic V-' . 'Lf-' ffdwf-' V 16.6 17' if V 'iv-Va+1aVV'- uv, -' uf--1 V 2 -Jap ' . -V 'PLE V .n- 749- V QV -frwwf'-22-'Wi' -'- V'V'V C3: .TV.:-V-AM V. ' - V- VS' V V -g 1 .j , ' W - ., 5V.5iaf113E'ffr5LPBx:'ag.. -an-2-45' P9353-f 5- V 2:3114 iw' EV' VVffA2k ,.,-V- -fi' V M' - 'AVl'qi5 . -5 V' VV ,: 1+ V- V V2 Vw. -'11 ? fV..1mg.fgV,V1- f' 3234.2 L, R . K , Q 'r ' V . .V V ..l f.,- .gi Vg?-, An A jit, .1 . ..,p-, .Vfg. , .V .TA , , .EEBW 1,5-T 5, 233.524 +V' 332-if-,.-,F-,Lis ,V 1- V ., -VEIS..-X 'fig :fp -, '- V VV 1' -V V.,V ' V, ' 'A 'S- I 1 . Vu... - -ww ,rf ,V '-zawpfg' '1 - ' ' 2 5 -V 'e 'L V, Vf 2:55 Mis V' 24- V-1141218- .. V B 5V:f?fQ'524 V'H.'! '53-QQ 3 viz- kS7'5V'm-V V Ji'-.55 '5:V'1?V ' vas- H' E-z -2 kffilr aff' -V V - H V fagqw f? if ' iw V' Sv - ,V ,V V- .,V,, 9- -1 -. -5 -V... -4 af , V-: , -F' - .f. a- IV - - ,- Y'.w1 V-'fr 5-uf. . - .V f . V J -V -1- Vi Q f 1 ,, tqf k ..VV 542' V V, --kj, g- ' 3- ff-' .Vi -. rf. f V 4 .Q J-, ,, V Vf.- .' V. 'ff --ij- 5531. 'fV4i':lV' , 62:51 - . gf! i-1 .5 5 . -1 ' V V21 V. Q - ??5 .V VVs-V' V ' V V VV ' -1' ,Q -nwsywww. ,-V 1-,eV .V -QW f V. fm an-mg, V V- VV. ., 'i'f-:.:,-EnV:mm -...--iv.-V 1? . 'Sb iam. v- H25 ag vas,-5V:,,2g,3,5.4s4h Vw- .gm VV :4 .- V 492---'V .1 r--V-1 V-11' , '- V-av . ..,E.V,',fg.,?3fe. Vw kgs,-13,1415 V ,Q .- - sph. M VV ' ,AV f53: ..' 5a . . ,gc V A1xEiS,',:gLV-,gy-4: V,,. 2ii,1.q32,35.V- .A,E5y5h,:SE,,:!5g545,:g. ,hiqqwx TJ X . EY Z yi, -.Via Qin 3 V -A ,,,4,g4f -W, .dpi - -g5,., 4:39. M. V .,.x3,.A, ,, 9, . -mg. V' -Q? 'G .VV ' W i W - 5 .V -V egg, ' ,V 1' x V V ,z V .pf ig ap VV. -In V 'IV VT V-V. N '-,Z-Vu Vs- r 1 5 Qi , A 5- 11444 ' . V ' V W f f' 1 , ,.., ,S-.5-V? we-SVR? ' ASV-Vafwjg? 3' ,V'2WV,VVfz'55,3?fV5? ' T WV we-' -' V VW .Vis .A f-I -' '.1,'-Vuwii, Q2-W 113 VV-3259-5' fa ' 'Q f'f-V Vsw.'- -.3 5' ww .gfgf il'-.V V-VV V V 5-'qi A , . . Ex 211- V:1'ffE'If'V. 1- 'F Q 'V V- Vx. ' ' - - - ' V -fr: , gf 'Q -'-w,. fsi1,-- f V -H2-'W :,,,V, ., ,. .Vf E21 - M -V . -22 f- V '- - 'V - 5 R ' V -IFHVLL' ' , ' f ,,i--5? 'fa , M 7- wr , :- , -. VV ., 5-is g1 :?ifL3 5i '. 'SQEVa.: . ,-tif. A If 1 ' ' ,I 1-pg J N1-f 'g.' . V -Eg-V W fiivil-WU lk V ' -lt ' , 2 ' - .' ' 11' V' -1 in 5'5 VV 'Wi-V 21. 'Y' V, ' f '- 7 if 2' ' 'fi.11l9'nV:f-F29 fl -- -1f':f- 'f'--1f '. ' il-V V::4V , - AN V '. SL- . ? ' -'-S Y? -- QP.-S'.Vf - ,VVV-VV,.yV-V -1. .MV --fy W V rx V ., VJ .HU . , :sf-:jay-. VV-'V LV' , f'g,.V-- jig.:-V'V-W,,:',5 fp , -,n.n-5.5 QW: Am y. Vg 'wx -' .1 Q' ' - J ', - 155, ,. wf VV? . L 'V' ' Y, ,Nm , fr? P ff-jg 6 kv., ,REV-5 L, 2,554 :S V ,j-.-gigigf' !k,a,::f'1,E,:V-13.2 VV TZ ,V Emi ,V VV- Q V t MZEGSC if PEA Q fd .- V V7 in Sq 'M: 'ff-9523 if 6 , V, 'Z-1-LX:-x r'7'iM'Q5 ?'V 4 gL i 13? if ef-Vx' fini 1'5 5? 'A 'ga' V ,LL C05 fp if 7 y 5525, ' ' , 'PV :fbi .fV-4' :- :IFE ..:ijVfV': 1, V iff ,V-'Vai i,'.1.,:.i!sV':-.5-f,V .,M.V.L,.,3-,Vi V' V,-V 13, V, -- -is... k VV, -212 gk- Q P. 51 EV. --Q.v-54,.,VPP'f.:V.'.H593-V:ZVFJ--V231-,.,4zFV if- -11.4-E.-V--nigfh fr 9 x' .J 514'Ti?-3.2-Jfggrgfi?'-:HE'nQ:. 2i,.V,2 f-1,,'V2.1-.Vif 4. V,,V,V'VV.QV-5:4Vf.:-rg, ?22p':.qjV'k-f.,,,fV451. V 'qw-V r.,3'V'1..'zf' '.VwW'V92?s.m---V - -1- '- .eV W 7'.'5:F3' f2'? f-V-iw - --'- VVV. ::gV'V-J'V-vVV:Mg-+242 'f'-H V.V-VVe-VxS.?',.g-gfefsr-ff352-42--V ,.VV'1Q.a -V 'V -' f ..V VV :Q
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
