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

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-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

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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

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-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