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

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CONCLUDED I. Robert Sieren, bestow my “Li’l Abner” shoes to Herbert Osterhout. I, Helen Soles, leave to Lois Aumend my modest, demure manner. I, Vainard Spiess, grudgingly bequeath my interest in a certain blond Sophomore girl to anyone lucky enough to get her. I. Ray Stevenson, leave my way with women to Frank Fraker. I. Lorene Stiriz, give all my blushes for which I have no earthly use, to Bernice Albin. I. Amy Taylor, leave my technique of flirting with Edith Horn. I, Aline Tedrow, give my red hair to Mildred Stiriz. I. Kenneth Todd, will my shyness in the presence of girls to Carl Bratton. I. Treva Tompkins, bestow my chic coiffures upon Norma Keesling. I, Elven Van Doren, leave my artistic ability to Dave Frank. I, Quentin Waite, will my hair to Roy Agsten. I. Earl Whitmire, give my garlic to the entire student body and to the teachers. I, Mary Williams, hand down my stupendous gift of gab to Ruth Shartzer. LASTLY: We hereby nominate and appoint L. W. BURKHOLDER, superintendent of Delta High School, to be the executor, without bond, of this our last will and testament; and we hereby revoke all former wills and testamentary instruments. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto subscribed our signature and affixed our seal the first day of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty-nine. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1939. [SEAL] Twenty-eight

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Fourth Row: Kathryn Drum. Hazel McArthur. Genevieve Bernath, Robert Falor. Robert Lindau. Robert Nash. Paul Spengler. Frank Fraker. Raymond Dick, William Dewey. Edith Mae Horn. Ruth Essex. William Bauman. Third Row: Max McArthur. Floyd Young. Harold Spiess. Ellsworth Saeger. Tom Bowerman. Mary Willey. Helen Sieren. June Harmon. Beatrice Raker, Beatrice Double, Lucille Vondran. Floyd Meridew. Second Row: Mr. Koppitch. Junior Williams. Earl Irish. Gerald Hines. Robert Prentiss. Robert Geiger. Milton Langel. Marion Mohler. Bill Drewyore. Burley Clay. Robert Churchill. Robert Morr. Chalmers Spiess. Mr. Heischman. First Row: Jean Sibert. Margaret Krauss. Margaret Danser. Helen Schiavone. Earl Harris. Bernice Albin. Lois Aumend. Margaret Johnson. Lorraine Vollmer. Arlene Mann. Robert Whitaker. Leroy Langenderfer. “TODAY IS THE TOMORROW WE WORRIED SO MUCH ABOUT YESTERDAY” jjumm ClaAA President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer BERNICE ALBIN . EARL HARRIS LOIS AUMEND To be a member of the Class of 1940 means belonging to a group that counts to its honor the fact that as a class they shall be the first to enter and leave the new buildings. This may have been an outstanding basis for the breadth and depth of class spirit that has been maintained for three successive years. This year the Junior Class gave a very successful play entitled ''Beginner's Luck.” The Junior-Senior banquet given by the Juniors in the Spring was the outstanding social affair of the year. Thirty