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

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-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

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-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

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-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