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

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UNIOPt CLASS First Row: Officers-Dean Keller, President: Clif- ford Eckert, Vice Presidentg Marcia Koester, Secretaryg James Frey, Treasurerg Bill Evans. Student Council, Kent McKee, Student Council Second Row: Ben Atherton, David Beatty, john Bowerman, Margaret Bratton, Calvin Brehm, Doris Brown Third Row: Carol Chamberlin, Laura Cole, Ray Falor, Donna Fortney, Arlene Garmenn, Budd Green Fourth Row: Milton Hollinger, Elsie Keiser, Carol LaSalle, Donelda Lozer, Everett Neville, james Nofzinger A Fifth Row: Shirley Ousterhout, Marilyn Ruger, Mar- vin Schoonover, Sue Segrist, Betsy Shelt, Doran Snyder Sixth Row: Buddy Webb, Arthur Welch, Arthur VVhitaker, Stanley Wolcott, Dale VVoodhouse Seventh Row: Sponsors-Mrs. Burris, Mr. Burris Not Pictured: Miss Davis The junior class has been exceptionally busy this year. In September, the Juniors chose their class rings, and received them as an early Christmas present. The class play, being the most outstanding event, was presented with great success on November 30. The Juniors also worked hard managlng most of the football and basketball concessions, to raise enough money for the traditional trip to XVasbington, D. C., in June. Besides all this, they produced a very nice junior-Senior Banquet. We have good reasons to bd proud of our industrious junior class this year. t