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

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JU IOR CLASS PLAY I l First Row Seated: Donelda Lozer, Donna Fortncy, Elsie Keiser, Marcia Koester, Carol LaSalle, Betsy Shelt Second Row Standing: Clifford Eckert, Kent McKee, Doran Snyder, David Beatty, Doris Brown, Margaret Bratton, Sue Segrist, Mrs. Mack Third Row Standing: Arthur VVelcl1, Marilyn Ruger, Milton Hollinger, Calvin Brehm, james Nofzinger. And Came The Spring, a comedy of modern youth was presented November 30, 1948, by the Junior class, under the direction of Mrs. Mack. It is the story of a typical American family who suddenly find themselves surrounded by spring, and love. On the nrst day of spring vacation, Midge, the ' 1 in jest. finds herself amidst her Hrst love, Buzz Lindsay, but it seems that the gentle'-nrtif of her choice is unluckily in love with Midge's older sister, Virginia. When Midge :.ttr.inpts to manage lives and emotions to suit her own needs, the hectic and hilarious CO!-Ctlil'l'1S into which she plunges the family almost prove disastrous. She causes her sister Zll?'l1Oinf to lose the right boy: she disrupts brilliant brother Elliott,s carefully planned life as a writer of tragic novelsg she threatens her father's businessg in short the sanity and well-being of everyone concerned is threatened. But in the end, Midge again steps in and fixes things up: and bv the t11ne spring vacation is over, the three Hartman children have taken important steps toward maturity. Their parents have learned a few things, too. The characters were: Mr. Jeffrey Hartman-jim Nofzingerg Elliott Hartman-Dave Beattyg Buzz Lindsay-Everett Neville, Keith Nolan-Milton Hollinger, Freddie North- Art XVelch, Mr. Fields-Kent McKeeg Alan Fields-Calvin Brehmg Mrs. Fields-Doris Browng Mrs. Louise Hartman-Betsy She-ltg Midge Hartman--Elsie Keiser, Virginia Hart- man-Donna Fortneyg Edna-Carol LaSalle, Clancy-Doran Snyder, Carollyn VVebster- Marcla Ixoesterg Christine Myers-Sue Segristg Gabby Allen-Margaret Brattong Mes- senger Boy-Skip Eckert. Mrs. Mack did a splendid job as director.

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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

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SOPHO ORE CLASS First Row: Mrs. Johnson, Jean Sindel, Presi- dentg Paul Tedrow, Vice President: Opal Green, Secretaryg Carole Smith, Treas- urerg Richard Mohler, Student Council, Mi-.'Klee Second Row: Glenda Lou Alspaugh, Lois Arn- old, Juanita Baugh, Daryll Bernath, Gen- evieve Beaverson, Bob Borck, Hal Bower- man. Third Row: Archie Buchanan, Nancy Currier, Martha Dickerson, Luella Eaton, jack Eickholt, Audrey Evans, joaneEvans Fourth Row: Ray Fitch, Bob Greisinger, Paul Greutman, Patsy Harris, Doris Hoffman, Lucille Johnson, Richard Konrath Fifth Row: Valerie LaMont, Shirley Mandly, Leon Mann, Doris McKibbin, jon Mc- Quillin, Chalmer Mohler, Marilyn Morr Sixth Row: Glenn Mull, Modesta Neville, Jean Raker, Howard Reckner, Richard Roth, Melba Schoonover, Bob Segrist Seventh Row: Dick Segrist, Paul Shelt, ,Tack Short, Bill Schrock, Sue Smith, Bob Stevens, Tom Studer Eighth Row: Roger T ju in ,Althea Terwilli- ger, Marilyn Trfwy- G:-5-'ry Trowbridge, ,Terry Tuckerman Tu Ulrich, Patricia Vaughan Ninth Row: Arthur W,',cb Hman, Janice Wil- liams, Hermine Wiriseman, G r etc h e n Winterhoff The Sophomores have had a busy year making as much money as pos- sible for their trip to Wfashington, D. C. Magazine campaigns for the Crowell and Curtis Publishing Companies kept them busy during the month of Feb- ruary. Valerie LaMont became star salesman in the class by selling 3119.60 worth of subscriptions. Next on their agenda was the 5-H banquet on March 29. The class mothers prepared the food and the class served a delicious meal. But all work and no play even makes Sophomores dull,vso to prevent that unfortunate circumstance the class had an informal party in December.