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

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1 946 of Delta High School, being a little crazy and not all here declare this to be our last will and testament until we write another. We as a class bequeath the following to our underclassmen: To the Juniors we leave all the problems of being Seniors. To the Sophomores, being quite generous, leaving them two more years in High School. To the Freshmen we willingly and gladly give three more years of locker inspection. To our highly esteemed faculty, we leave the wonderful memory of all the good times we have given them. In Witness Thereof: We, as individuals, leave behind these little reminders of ourselves. Witnesses:—Forever Amber, Frank Growl, Van Johnson I, Jack Alcorn, bequeath at least part of my lusty1 voice to Hilda Meridew. I, Tom Basich, will all my money to the Junior Class. 1. Dorothy Borck, will my fingernail to all girls for protection against wolves. I, Harley Bowerman, will my Democracy note book to anyone who wants it. I, Kathryn Bundy, will any ability 1 have to anyone who wants it. 1, Betty Lou Burt, will my blond hair to anyone who can keep curl in it. 1, John Buyer, will my bashfulness to Donna Jean Brown. I, Anna Marie Christensen, will the pencil 1 carry on my ear to Lynn Sintobin. 1, Richard Clay, leave the schoolhouse to Mr. Lozer. 1, Winnona Davis, will my speaking ability to next year’s debate team. 1, Emma Jean Dodge, will my remarkable abi.ity to referee basketball games to Rose Harmon. I, Betty Jane Echler, will my shortness to Oleta Deck. I, Izetta Ernsthausen, will all my hair to the boys with ’’butches.” I, Marilyn Falor, will my scholastic record to brother Jim. I, Joan Favorite, will my shyness to Jon Waltz. I. Evelyn Finney, will my shortness to Orville Stcavenson. I, Joan Fraker, will my ability to ignore people (and get away with it) to anyone who finds it useful. I, Darleen Frank, will to Mr. Woody, Dorothy Guthrie, since 1 won’t be here. 1, Richard Frank, will my hair to Bob Burt. I, Richard Granger, will Sally Short to Cliffo d Shelt. I, George Green, will my Democracy book to Merrill Koos and I hope he makes better use of it than I did.

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SENfOR CLASS'FLAY First Row: Tom Basich, Richard Granger, Ted Hunt, Richard Frank, Bill Sindel, Jack Alcorn Second Row: Betty Burt, Virginia Ross, Ellen Mann, Darleen Frank, Dorothy Borck Third Row: Phyllis Sams, Mattie Richard, Alice Shelt, Mrs. Johnson, Lois Segrist, Elaine Lutton “The Charm School” is a comedy written by Alice Duer Miller and Robert Milton. The Senior Class of Delta presented this comedy on April 12, 1946, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson. The story relates the adventures of a handsome young automobile salesman, who, on inheriting a girls' boarding school, insists on running it according to his own ideas, chief of which is that the dominant feature in the education of the young girls of today should be charm. The situations are teeming with humor—clean, wholesome humor. In the end the young man gives up the school, and promises to wait until the most precocious of his pupils reaches a marriageable age. The characters were: Austin Be vans—Ted Hunt; David MacKenzie— Tom Basich; George Boyd----Richard Granger; Jim Simpkins---Bill Sindel; Tim Simpkins—Richard Frank; Homer Johns—Jack Alcorn; Elise Benedotti —Phyllis McKeen; Miss Hays—Virginia Ross; Miss Curtis—Darleen Frank; Sally Boyd—Ellen Mann; Muriel Doughty—Betty Lou Burt; Ethel Spelvin— Lois Segrist; Alix Mercier—Elaine Lutton; Lillian Stafford—Phyllis Sams; Madge Kent—Mattie Richard; Charlotte Gray—Dorothy Borck; Dotsie— Alice Shelfv

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I, Hugh Griesinger, will my Plane Geometry book to anyone smart enough to understand it. I, Winifred Haller, will my letters from Louis Kumher to Betty Baker. 1, Betty Harmon, will my basketball ability to the Seventh Grade girls. 1, Bernard Harris, will my football manager's job to Glen Mattin. I, Ten Hunt, will my ears to the Civil Air Patrol. I, Dale Irwin, will my Physics workbook to anyone who can read it. I, Eugene Krieger, will my car to anyone who thinks they can drive it. I, Robert Livingston, will my car to anyone who has enough money to keep it. I, Don Lozer, will my quietness to Harold Rhoads. 1, Elaine Lutton, will my figure to Wealthea Ells. 1, Ellen Mann, will my temper to anyone who needs it and my editorship to Oleta Deck, which is only natural. I, Leland Markley, will my Literature Book to anyone willing to sit up to midnight to study it. 1, Robert Mattin, will my ability to skip classes successfully to Jim Johnson. 1, Phyllis McKeen, will my flirting eye to Roy Vandock. 1, Richard Mizer, will my singing ability to Loel Ziegler. 1, Lowell Mull, hereby will my operating the projector to those people who like the dark. I, Maxine Rhoads, will to Betty VanDyke my poor ability to play basketball. 1, Mattie Richard, will my gum-chewing ability to Allie Brown and Doris Chappuies. 1, Virginia Ross, will Mr. Woody to all future Chemistry Classes. I, Phyllis Sams, will my shortness to Glen Mohler. I, Lois Segrist, will my little Conn Baritone to Art Welch and Bob Burt. I. Alcie Shelt, will my hiccoughs to anyone who wants to get out of classes. 1, Joyce Shelt, will my job on the Green and White Staff to Jean Rupp. I, Bill Sindel, will my Senior Presidency to anyone who thinks they can handle the job. 1, Blaine Spiess, will my Ford back to Mr. Knapp when 1 get my Cadillac Convertible. 1, Deryle Stiriz, will Joyce Shelt to anyone who can get her, and my car to Clyde Arnold. 1, Richard Sullivan, will my ability to play varsity basketball to Ramon McQuillin. 1, Rheadia Vondran, will my books to whoever wants them.