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,, , . nu ., . . . -vw A PUBLICATION BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DELTA HIGH SCHOOL Faculty .Mlviscr .,..,.. ............ B liss Nnu llclitor .....,............ .,..,,. B Iarcizl lioestcr Assistzmt liclitor .,..., ..... IL verett Neville Business Mzmzlgcl' ........,....... .,.,. l Juvixl Beatty Assisatxmt Business IXIIIIIIIQCYS .. L'lilTm'rl Eckert .lolm Green Milton l'lulli11g'c1' Stzmlcy Xlblcott LllCI'Z11'y XY1'itc1's .. ..... james Nufziugcr Elsie Kciscr Sue Scgrist lictsy Shclt llczul licllcl' Typists ,,.,.. lXl:1rg':u'ct llflltlklll Carol Llll2lllllJCl'lIll Czlrol l.z1Sz1llc Douclcln Lozcr Table of Contents lN,lLQYl'lON l'JILUIC.'X'l'1ON I IA PI'Y ANNIVERSA KY XYISI IFS li! HARD Ol? El 3UL,lX'l'lON l?ACUIfl'Y SEN IORS 3 UNI cms s0P1 1oMo1aEs 1f1:1551 1 MEN m.m1uN'm1aY fxU1'1xf m ES M Usuf fxT11u3T1cs cfx1.EN11x 11 F.-x1u2w1f:1 ,1 Dedication To Glen XY. I-Iilty, who has been the priu- cipal of Delta High School for eight years, we the class of 1950, wish to dedicate this Del-Hi. XVe hope that in this small way we can express our appreciation of his helpful- ness to every student in D. H. S. As teacher and adviser, he has helped all of us through our high school years with his, Bring your problems to me. Happy Anniversary Wishes f 1, I w e, ..... , . W 22 , ,' 1 ,:.2 i:f1g:iz2:,:,., -'-2:22 V 1 g - 'ET fig 5-Wi?Q?'?25::1.,. :EIiE,:i'ZEff'E,Ef1 gs .. ' kzfqa-.g . .C ig 1:5513 . Eff' -3 . ..,:: 513, ,i ,jig 3 an .... Q -,wg ,W 4: . 1 . z , 35453 5 f V ' 1, ' -. 'ft ...s, W ff ' ' .,,. . . Q .,..: 1 - .,,.. , W , .. K' Q 1 Q ' 1' ,,.,. -1 .5 -1 . -:-:3::' ::- 5 .I 3-,151 :5f? 'f -I In ,E:5m- '::':EEEf51E:.5..:E: - l 2 :Eh if 33 f - 1 - f M- V Z3E5'5I5Ew'1 2-: i ---- - ':': ' :'1 1f1.' -1-,.a:sI,2!ZEE'.Z!I5:.If :f.E:5z' It '3 552- af Q ' ' ii f1f'-2-'-sisiifziiifi'f V' P 9 J ' - ' 1 ,..,. , ' ' ' Z:.sa::1z:g2.. sEfEQ 's' .: : I 1. 1-1:12221 .111-. 2. :V fr. 'af ,. ritz: ..I.iE' f' - 'f'EIi.2s:E2: :-.:Qe!.f. -:-'.:11.- .,.gg.,.,, 1 .1-,55:','g',,.5'f,f:'g ., 1. .. , - . .- P ffl 'I'--J' .' ':. ,2:- ,.,, E ' '-1-IL Q. 231- 3 .I .Sit . . a-:g 'jjjlggsi -is-:.22 ,- M ---- N A 1 - 5244 i lf'1 '- .3 .. 'Q 2 ' Xe - 'R is ' i ' ,,.. A.:-. :v:.4V-3:21.22 ...E , .,.g:E:::5353Ei.,.:-J EEE Q , 2 R . ,A Z v ii i.: , , J' . ,. - sg, ygtfz. il 'E 'fa:f:5.Eg51f:2:g.,-ft' ' i ,' ..::.,:.'2 ..,Qj'ggQR To the class of 1925, who produced the first Del-Hi, we, the Seniors of 1950 wish to express our sincere thanks. They started a great tradition with their Del-Hi, and we hope to carry on. Many of the class of '25 still live in or near Delta and have proved the quality of the graduates of Dcl-Hi. VVe wish also to express our congratulations to the class of '25 for their success and achievements. The Del-Hi has not been published continuously since 1925 because of the depression and other iinancial difficulties. VVe tz l' 0 . t ive bien pleasure in honorinff the Graduates f 1925 ' h' Del-Hi. 2, 6 C o in t is, the Silver Anniversary Board of Education YVilbur Kleclc President ,A.,A .A i it P fiE?' : 'ff .:sf1sas:eesesags. ISE .g:5g5:g: --'I'-A5g3::5gsg:: . . .,:g2..f' Clifford Baker Elroy Rupp Dr. Robert Merrill Paul Hartley Vice President As of years before, we would like to express our thanks to the Board of Education for doing such a good job in helping to better this school. To the ones, years back, who made this wonderful school possible, and to those now who are taking an interest in us, our school, and our difficulties, again we say, Thanks V Faculty O. M. VVELCH Miami University - ll, Ohio Slate - Rl. A. Sl11HC1'illlC1lClCI1t GOLDA NAU University of Cincimlati - ll. S. Commercial EVE RETT COTT LE Alfred Holbrook Memorial - A, B. Pllysieal Ecluralioii Eighth Grade WW? GLENN HlLT'Y Blulflou - A. B. Principal Mathematics HAZEL JOHNSON Kentucky Stale - A.l E uglisli LOUIS MESZAROS Alfred Holbrook Memorial - A. B. Physical Education Coach Industrial Arts Driver Education ANNA MAE CL,-XY Secretary and Clerk of School Board RICHARD DA M BA CH Capital University - B. S. of P. M. Music Facult KENNETH BURRIS JACQUELINE DAVIS Ohio State Ohio State University- Univcrsity - B. S, B. S. Agriculture Home Economics LAURA KASEMAN NORMAN KLEE Toledo Bowling Green State University - ll. S, University - B. S. Physical Education History Art Social Studies Music 1- 2- 3 Hcztlth RUTH MACK ELTON VVHITCOMB Fillfllfw' College ' A' B' Ohio State University - A, B., B, S. C., M. A. Junior High English Latin Science FRED PETER S Veterans' Agriculture Bus Drivers 1 1 i 1 1 Darl Fonty Kenneth Moore Lowell Gehringer Leo Chaniberlin Omer Favorite Not Pictured: Lowell Ballin To the ones, who luring us through the ice, rain, snow, and what not, goes our never-ending thanks. They withstand our noises, wit and jokes with very little complaint. To those people, who can always be depended upon to deliver us to our destination safely, we can only say, Thanks for everything. Custodians These are the people who have the job that is more or less just taken for granted around the school. They are the ones who heat our school and clean up after us. To our friends, who do these necessary things, we give our thanks and appreciation. Lee Myers Hazel Lozer Douglas Lozer 11.99537 Q L L enior S T L Q3 'gif JAMES FREY ..,.,........,...,,,,......,.,.,....... Jim Vice President Football lg Track 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g EEA, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 33 Junior Class Trip 33 Class Vice President 4. JOHN GREEN .....,.....,.,.,.,... .,..,...,.. ' 'lludd President Whitehouse 1, Z: Class President 1, 45 Class Vice President 23 Student Council lg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4: Varsity-VV 2, Varsity-D 3, 43 .lunfor Class Trip 3. M ARGA R ET B R ATTOX Maggie Secretary Glee Club 1, 2: Honor Roll l, Z, 33 Green 81 Wliite Staff 4: Office Sec- retary 45 Librarian 3: Student Sec- retary 49 Rotary Recognition 33 junior Class Play 35 Junior Class Trip 3: Operetta 1: Science Club 1, Z, G. A. A. 3, 4, Del-Hi Staff 4: lntramurals 3, 4, Elimination Tests 1, 2, 3: Class Secretary 4: Senior Class Play 4. KENT McKEE Treasurer Elimination Test 1, 2, 3: Scholarship Team 39 Student Council 1, 3, Vice President 3: Green ik Wliite Man- ager 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 41 Track 1, Z, 3, 4: Varsity-D 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Trip 3, junior Class Play 33 Speech Class Play 3: Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 De- bate Team 3g Rotary Recognition 3, Class Treasurer 4. BENJAMIN ATHERTON Ben Student Council 43 F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 ,Iunior Class Trip 3. CALNIN HREHM ......,,........,......., Heal F.lf.A. l, 2, 3, 41 Parliamentary Procedure 3, 43 State judging l, Z, 3, 4: lntraniurals 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 lunior Class Play 35 junior Class 'lirip 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club 4. 'Why DAV ID BEA l'1 Y ...,......,.,.,.,....... Dave Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Glee Club 43 Del-Hi Staff 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 42 l'lii Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Rotary Recognition 2, 32 Debate 3, 4, junior Class Play 3, Football l, 2: llasket- ball l, Z5 l3oy's State 33 Eliniinftion Test l, Z. 3: Scliolarsliip Team l, 3, Student Council l'res. 4: Music Contest 3, Football Manager lg Green X XVliite Staff Z, 3, 43 Senior Class Flay 4. DORIS DIANE BRONVN 'Alix-ownie F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Op- eretta l: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Green 81 VVliite Staff 45 ,lunior Class Play 35 Glee Club l, Z, Student Secretary 3, 4: Science Club l, Zg Rotary Recognition 31 Elimination Tests l, 2, F. H. A, State Meeting 33 County Music Festival Z. JOHN BOXVERMAN Football 1, Zg Basketball lg Intra ninrals l, Z. 1, 2, 3, 45 Eliiiiination Tes C-XROI. nl OAN CHA M BERLIN Operett Green Staff 4 tary 33 brarian Science tion 33 Test l, l . H. A. luliecl l, 2, 3, 4, Vice l'resident 4 a l: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 K VVliite Stall' 4, Del-l-li filee Club lg Office Seere ,Student Secretary 3, 4: l.i 33 -lunior Class Trip Club l, Z: Rotary Recogni ln t raniurals 3 3 Elimination 7 34 -2 F. H. A. State Meeting e x f 1 CLIFFORD ECKERT ,.,......... Skip Class President 1, Vice President 25 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3. Secretary 45 Junior Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Del-I-Ii Staff 45 Green Sz White Stahl 45 Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3: Science Club 1, 25 Elimination Tests 1. DONNA FORTNEY ........,..,...... Effie Glee Club 1, 2, 45 County Music Festival 2, 35 Class Treasurer 2: Green 81 White Staff 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 15 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Secretary 3, 45 Honor Roll 45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4. WILLIAM EVANS .........,...........,.. Bill RAY FALOR F.F.A. Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 Football Z, 45 junior Class Trip 35 F. F, A, 1, Z, 3, 45 Parliamentary Procedure 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Honor Roll 1. ARLENE GARMENN .,.,.,.,. 'tButch F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Trip 35 Science Club 1, 25 G. A, A. 3. Science Club 1, Z, MILTON I-IOLLINGER ......... Milt Green SL White Staff 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Basketball 1, Z5 Varsity-D 3, 45 Librarian 42 Del- Hi Staff 45 Intramurals 3, 4: junior Class Play 35 junior Class Trip 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Ei,siE KE1sE1t .,,..A,..,..A...AA,.......4.. Epps Glee Club 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play 35 junior Class Trip 31 Green X Wliite Staff 45 Del-Hi Staff 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 De- bate 3, 4: Rotary Recognition 35 Librarian 3: Senior Class Play 4. CAROL LaSAl-l-E ......,...,.....,. Casey lland l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 l . H. A, l, 41 Green X Wfllite Stall 45 Glee Club l. 2, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: ,lunior Class Trip 32 ,lunior Class Play 35 Student Secretary 3, 4: County Music Festival Z5 Oper- etta 15 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club l, 2: Del-Hi Stall' 4: Senior Class Play 4. 1 1 V , . , DEAN KELLER ,.,.... . ..,...,......... .. nlxtller' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Plii Beta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Rotary Recognition 35 Scholarship Team l, 2, 35 Class President 31 Mixed Cliorus 2: Boys' State 35 junior Class Trip 35 Boys' Glee Club 45 Green St Wliite Stal? 45 Del-Hi Staff 4: Senior Class Play 4. DONELDA MAE LOZER Mae Science Club l, 25 Del-Hi Staff 4: ,lnnior Class l'lay 3: E,H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Student Council 35 junior Class Trip 3: Green K VVliite Staff 45 ll' nd 35 Glee Club l, 2: Music Festival 1, Z5 Operetta 15 G.A.fX. l, 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Office Secretary 35 Homecoming Attendant 3, 45 Student Secretary 3. 5 MARCIA KOESTER ......,..... Kessy Student Council Z5 Class Secretary 3: Del-Hi Stall Editor 4: Mixed Cliorus l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Phi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3: Op- eretta l: Debate 45 District and State Music Contest 1, 3, 4: Ro- tary Recognition l, 2, 35 Scholar- sliip Team 15 County Music Festival l, A, 3, 45 Elimination Tests l, Z5 Senior Class Play 4. EVERETT NliVlI.l.E, DIR. Gene Science Club l, 25 Del-Hi Assistant Editor 4:,lunior Class l'lay 35 l . lf. A. President 45 Parliatnentary Pro- cedure 3, 4: Public Speaking Z, 3, 45 State and District judging Z, 3, 45 Green X VVliite Staff 45 lland l, Z, 35 Mixed Cliorus 25 Operetta l. JAMES NOFZINGER ..,.,..,,.,..,. jim Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, Z, 3: Varsity-D 4: Rotary Recognition 2, 3: Elimination Tests 1, Z, 3: Del- Hi Staff 4: ,lunior Class Play 3: Scholarship Team 1: Boys' Glee Club 4: Honor Roll l, 2: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, 4: State judging Team 1. Z, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. SUE SEGRIST ..,................,..,.,.,,..... Sueie Green 81 Wliite 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Del-Hi Staff 4: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Honor Roll 3, 4: junior Class Play 3: Rotary Recog- nition 3: County Music Festival 1, Z, 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Cantata 1: Cheerleader 4: Senior Class Play 4 SHIRLEY OUSTERHOUT Slo F. H. A. 1, Z, 3, 4: Green K Wliite Stall 4: junior Class Trip 3: Stu- dent Secretary 4: Science Club 1, Z. BETSY SHELT ,.,...... ............. ,...,..., . , Bet Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, Z, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Del-Hi Staff 4: ,lunior Class Trip 3: junior Class Play 3: County Band 3: Operetta 1: Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4: Can- tata 1, 4: Honor Roll Z, 3: Senior Class Play 4. MARILYN RUGER , ........... Marnie F. H. A. 3, 4, Secretary 4: Green Sz Wliite Static 4: Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: G. A. A, 1, Z, 3, 4: Junior Class Trip 3: Office Secretary 3: County Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Op- eretta 1: Homecoming Queen 4: In- tramural 1, Z, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Cheerleader 4. DORAN SNYDER ..........,..,....... Snyd Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Varsity-D 2, 3, 4: Cantata 2, 4: junior Class Play 31 Operetta 2: Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3: Boys' Glee Club 4: ,lunior Class Trip 3: Green 8 Wfhite Staff 2, 3, 4: Projectionist 1: County Music Festival 2: Honor Roll 4. ANDREXV NNEBB ,.,...,., ., .,..... l3uclcly EEA. 1, 2, 33 Science Club 1, 2. ARTHUR VVELCH ...,.... , ..., ..,.. ' 'Art ARTHUR YVHITAKER ......,..... Art llaslcetball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity-D Z, 3, 4: ,lunior Class Play 3, Mixed Cliorus 1, 23 Band l, Parliamentary Procedure 2, 3, 4, .l?.F.A. l, Z, 3, 4: Intrannnals Z, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4: F. EA. Re- 2, 3, 45 Orcliesti-a 2, 3, 4: ,lunior porter 4, luuior Class Trip 3g Class Trip 3: Boys' State 3, Green J X Wliite Staff 4, Boys' Glee Club 45 County Music Festival Z, 3, 45 Operctta l: Senior Class Play 4. Senior Class Tlay 4. STANLEY VVOLCOTT ......,.. Luke Del-Hi Staff 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 23 Intraniurals 1, Z, 3, 45 junior Class Trip 33 Elimina- tion Tests 1, 2, 33 Scliolarsliip Team 3. DALE NVOODHOUSE ...... Woocl5 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Tests lg Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity-D 3, 45 ,lnnior Class Trip 3, Li- brarian 4, .M ,- , ,X . . f-f1f'1' ' 3: 41, Y. ,l 3 Q5 ,,,Niwn lN w v W YX! ' x x x tm f fm 'X Q , .... . . -ai, ' .1 . is aragieiixges--,i , ..,, .,.:.,.e,,.,,,,,,,, , . :--,.r'h.vA' :if:fElE::E::.., 'I:-., . 4. 5-LS 'W-NBR' -'-RWE , by -3 ':.Z l351- 4, ffsgiv- 4.-1,1 H Q3SE.li 'fE ' WX .ai is ' ax' :.-5-2.6.irgffrxwakf . , 27-5,5 1 ' ' riiiw '-' 1: ' -'H::s-Af -..'f6Sf'M : :gig g5.:.:'?qa.aq5gg5gQ-151925 3 5:3 X -.'-if 'E'?F?:5:2.:S' mimi-I13g:QJ-Zigi , . . 7: Esczyi- , ' gg, 2 -fm '+vf.'f?-WS 1 '1 f.'f'7 'wsu X -:-,fffi.:.'?-:- 4 tea,-fm-':m1. ll 'iii 15 ', if 9 wujwarmir'-if,vf. if 'iqggv-sgGy,'fn'sie.-81:3 if - .-:f. .fi'5'6?4:vffzf9'f:?ffIffrfiiw ' ..1 :',-Hliiffgfifyjiaf?Ziliifii'-T 'FEP U :,: 5 L :W gf'-kv-TG 1 - +?'YZ'.':f.q?.-' ! '75 'Kp-5 : . t -.spa . 4, 4 - - i ' - ftfg, 5. - 1 zfrarg-fwif-.'-5 -Z-if?-2 .1 -ff-psf' - Delta Classmates For 12 Years Scaled ml Fluor: -lolm llowcrmzlll, Ray lfulor, Milton Hollinger, Dale NVOcmcllm11Su. Sk:u1cl5ng: lilsic Kaiser, Betsy Shell, Murcia Koesler, Sue Scgrist. Scan-al on Table: Dave llcully, lJorzu1 Snyder, Kem Blclive. Pike, York, Swancreek Classmates For 12 Years Left to Right: jim Frey, Carol Chamberlin, Dean Keller, Mzxrgarct Brutton, Artlmm' XYl1itukcr, Doris lirown, jim Nofziugcr, Stanley NY0lcott. . . Washington Trip Top Row: Carol Chamberlin, Shirley Ousterhont, Marilyn Ruger, Marcia Koester, Doris Brown, Carol LaSalle, Sue Segrist, Arlene Garmenn, Donna Fortney, Mr. Hilty, Mrs. Hilty, Margaret Bratton, Donelda Lozer, Clifford Eckert, Dale Woodhotise, Stanley Wolcott, Elsie Keiser, Betsy Shelt. Second Row: Everett Neville, John Green, Dave Beatty, Milton Hollinger, Arthur Welcli, Doran Snyder, Calvin Brehm, jim Nofzinger, Kent McKee, Ben Atherton, Bill Evans, jim Frey, Arthur Whitaker, Dean Keller. The class of 1950, or the seniors this year, left for XVashington, D. C., on May 30. 19-19. at 7:05 p. m. from Toledo. They traveled via the B. 8: O. Railroad. There was hardly any sleeping done on the way to XVashington. Our chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. G. XY. Hilty. There were thirty-two of us in all. Wlhen we arrived in Wlashington at 8:15 a. in.. a bus was waiting to take us around Washington. Our bus driver, during the most of our trips through XVashington, was a fel- low by the name of 'loe Riggs. XYe saw the Capitol, the NN'hite House, and many other famous buildings which were on our schedule that we followed as closely as we could. XNed-- nesday night was our free night to see the sights of our Capital. On Thursday morning we could do anything we wanted to. Thursday afternoon, at 5 230 p. ni., we left for home. Most of us got a little bit of sleep that night. There were three boys t'Calvin Brehm, james Nofzinger and Everett Nevillej who got off the train at Fostoria at 5:30 a. m., to go on to Columbus. The rest of us arrived at Toledo at 7:30 a. m., where Mr. Meszaros met ns to bring us back to good old Delta Hi. 9 X ,4 xw, 'S 2 1 Senior Class Play Standing, Left to Right: Art VVhitaker, ,lim Nofzinger, Stanley Wolcott, Margaret Brat- ton, Carol Chamberlin, Elsie Keiser, Betsy Shelt, Carol LaSalle, Sue Segrist. Seated: Marcia Koester, Dean Keller, lJo 1111 a Fortney, Art VVelch, Mr. Klee. Not Pictured: David Beatty, Milton Hollinger. A dramatized version of the hit novel-'fNYe Shook the Family Tree - shook the auditorium of Delta Hi on April 21, 1950. The mirth-provoking play presented the problems of Hildegarde tCarol LaSallej and her family when she tried to get out of a fixed up date with Freddie tljean Kellerj, the only boy in town who wore knickers! But Mother QBetsy Sheltj and Father tDave Beattyj had no intention of ollending F'reddie's Mom tMarcia Koesterj and Dad Uim Nofzingerj, who happened to be the president of the bank. Sally QMargaret Brattonj, 1-lildegarde's kid sister, tried to help by making Hildegarde beautiful with beauty mud, but the brothers tArt XVelch and Arthur NYhitakerj only laughed at her attempts-they were more inter- ested in girls tSue Segrist and Donna Fortneyjl Even the little girl next door tElsie Keiserj made for confusion by mailing old love letters around the neighborhood. Everything ended well when Freddie succeeded in getting long pants but not until Hildegarde caused a series of family crises. The play was under the direction of Mr. Klee. Class Will NYe. the class of 1950, of Delta High School, finding ourselves mentally incompetent and permanently insane, do hereby declare this to be the first and last will and testament of the said class of 1950, thus revoking any future wills. I, BEN ATHERTON, will my little silver streakn with wood resistant bumpers and my old pair of boxing gloves to Hal Bowerman. I. DAVID BEATTY, sometimes known as Heartbreaker, do hereby will all the hearts I have broken to Dick Mohler, so that he can add them to his collection. I, JOHN BONYERMAN, will Ole Ohlinger to Delta school for the next ten years. I, MARGARET BRATTON, will my father's gray Packard to anyone who thinks they are safe driving it. l, CALVIN BREHM, don't will nothing. I'm going to take it all with me. I, DORIS BROXYN. will all my excess height to Shirley Mandley. I. CAROL CHAMBERLIN, will my weakness to go with boys by the name of Frank to anyone who is bored. I. CLIFFORD ECKERT, will my Chrysler to anybody who can start it in the morning. l. BILL EVANS. will my ability of one-arm driving to Terry Trowbridge. It might come in handy sometime. I, RAY FALOR, cheerfully donate my last pair of shoes to the United States Navy. Says Kay. The Navy's got Russia by the nose. I, DONNA FORTNEY, will all the football and basketball training hours back to Coach Meszaros. I. JAMES FREY, will my ability to keep the women guessing to Bill Schrock. I. ARLENE GARMENN. will my ability to slay out late nights and still get to school the next day to Althea Terwilliger. I. ISUDD GREEN, will my automatic bench warmer to Terry Trowbridge. I MILTON IHIOLLINGER, will the pin up girls in my locker to Mr. XVhitcomb's biology class. I, ELSIE KEISER, hereby will my beautiful voice to Dean Knappenbergcr. I DEAN KELLER, do hereby bestow my old American Observers to the Delta Rest- y rooms, Inc. I, MARCIA KOESTER, will my ability to catch on to jokes to Mrs. Johnsonls English class. I, CAROL LaSALLE, will to Mr. Dambach, the seniors' most unusual arrangement of a certain song, namely, The Band Played On. I. DONELDA LOZER, bequeath my ability to stick to one man to Janet Mae Arnold. Class Will fflontinuedj I, KENT McKEE, will my nose guard and brains to Raymond O'Neill. I. EVERETT NEVILLE, bequeath my ability to be quiet to Kenneth NYalters. I, JAMES NOEZINGER, will my ability to get along with all the teachers to Paul Greutman. I, SHIRLEY OUSTERHOUT, will my ability to make angel-food cakes to Mr. Klee. I, MARILYN RUGER, will my height to Ronnie tMortj Bernath. I, SUE SEGRIST, will to .lean Sindel. the editorship of the Green N VVhite, and also all the headaches that go with it. I, BETSY SHELT, alias Daisy Mae, will Little Abner to anyone who can catch him. I, DORAN SNYDER, hereby bequeath all my old beat- up football uniforms to Chalmer Mohler. I, BUDDY XVEBB, will my ive o'clock shadow to Reed Sell. I, ART XVELCI-I, will my American Observers to Glenda Lou Alspaugh. I, ARTHUR XYHITAKER, will my ability to always agree with Mr. Klee to Richard Stickley. I, STANLEY XYOLCOTT, will all the telephone numbers in my little black book to Mr Klee. I, DALE XYOODI-IOUSE, do hereby will my speedy and errorless typing record to Bill Schrock. S Class History ERESHMEN YEAR: Peggy Alcorn, Ben Atherton, David Beatty, Norman Bfgelow, john Bowerman, Margaret Bratton, Calvin Brehm, Doris Brown, Phil Candella, junior Christensen, Carol Chamberlin, Beverly Clark, Laura Cole, Kenny Dick, Clifford Eckert, Unabelle Elling, Vifealthea Ells, Bill Evans, Ray Falor, Donna Eortney, james Frey, Arlene Garmenn, Virginia Grifhn, Milton Hollinger, Ed Holly, Elsie Keiser, Dean Keller, Marcia Koester, Carol LaSalle, Donelda Lozer, Margaret Lulfs, Clare Mandly, Irene Mattin, Kent McKee, Everett Neville, james Nofzinger, Ruby O'Brien, Phyllis Ohlinger, Isadore O'Neill, Shirley Ousterhout, Marilyn Ruger, Marvin Schnoover, Sue Segrist, Betsy Shelt, Virginia Smith, Doran Snyder, Richard Stiriz, joan Stoll, Buddy NVebb, Art NVelch, Arthur NYhitaker, Stanley YVolcott, Dale Wlood- house. Vlfithdrawn: Peggy Alcorn, junior Christensen, Kenny Dick, Virginia Grifhn, Ruby O'Brien, Virginia Smith. SOPHOMORE YEAR: lVilliam Krauss, Leslie Minnich. VVithdrawn: Norman Bigelow, Phil Candella, Beverly Clark, Unabelle Elling. Vlfealthea Ells, Ed Holly, Margaret Lulfs, Clare Mandly, Irene Mattin, Phyllis Ohlinger, Isadore O'Neill, Richard Stiriz, .Ioan Stoll. JUNIOR YEAR: Budd Green. lYithdrawn: Laura Cole, Marvin Schoonover. 19507 erclas 1, C? lgffzf S Junior Class ,l on McQuillin Y R V- - A -1 P 1: 4-lv :V x he, A: :H .... .,:: ..: 1., 7 ,Y . I.. . I Nl' 3100, ': '::': f ' q , it gf-. ' . Miss Davis, Spgnggf . V' :iam I, Spon 501- Richard Mohler, President I Daryl Bernath, V. President Sue Smith, Secretary Marilyn Tracy, Treasurer ,lack Short, Student Council . .lean Siudel, Student Council - I ' - Lois fmold MMM MOH T f.t:zL-.- ' , Glenda Lou Alspaugh Glenn Mull , In X ' Q t llob Borclc Howard Recliner Q Y X S ks mm ,,. S A 5 1 X i yy , 9-v.,5t, X Q51 Jw, Hal Bowerman Nlfllllfll Roth Xqlfw if ' ,:,. 1 it , i I , ' ' --A-' ' Archie Buchanan Bill SCl1l'OCli ff n if ff- fl . . b. 2 Q A f Q Nancie Currier Bob Segrist , ft N l ' if . . . . - ,alfa f ' , F jack Etckholt Dick Segrist XL 4 1 My U X ' Ky? ,sf 'fl' 'sf , 3 W Audrey Evans Paul Shelt wir? , QM x, ,ev , ,.,,. Q Q: ., f '- joan Evans Carole Smith :. -2:.- xv - 'fi-'Eta-':,' K -.I 354 'fm H, yt, -2 ' Opal Green Tom Studer I 1 y Q , .Q ' -' llaul Crreutman Roger lappan P 5 1 1301, G1-Cisinggr Paul Tedrow In Q i W jg W 1 Patsy Harris Althea lerxvilhger IA ' 23: ,. E Richard Kourath Terry Trovvbridge Kg? ' iw' b .,... Q Valerie Lamont .lerry Tuckerman C ,,. .g.,..,i V, 55 :21. V ev iw, Q I h Pt we V i Y ,J slufley Mamlly Max U11-N11 erm ' Qt. , ' Leon Mann Pill V9-Uiillllll T ,,:, Doris MeKibhen Arthur Wachtman ,lanice NVilliams if . Q . y Chalmel. Mohler Hermine VVinseman lelfif 1 ei? 3 ' X, sg -:: Q if- 3 Gretchen VVinterhotlf , ,sv The ,lunior Class has been as busy as little bees this 3ear getting ready for that all important NVashington trip coming up in june. They have served at many banquets and have worked hard at the concessions. The class rings for the Juniors arrived just a short time before Christmas, The juniors gave a delightful comedy, Brother Goose, which was a great success on November 18. Besides all this, they produced a very nice Junior- Senior Banquet. We have many reasons to be very proud of our hard working juniors. Good luck, Juniors. Junior Class Play Left to Right: Althea Tervvilliger, Opal Green, Tom Studcr, jean Sindel, ,lack Short ,lcrry 'l'uckerman, Nancy Currier, Juanita Baugh, Paul Shelt, Valerie Laklont Gretchen Wiilterlioff. y 1 The Junior Class Play this year was Brother Goose. Mrs. Mack directed the play. She did a very excellent job and, to the satisfaction of all, the play was a great success. The story is more than an ordinary one. Jeff struggles to start a prac- tice in architecture and to keep order in a house beset by two lovesick teens, lYes and Carol, and a pre-teen football fanatic, Hyacinth. Lenore, heiress to a fortune, plans to ensnare jeff by discouraging his other client, Mrs. Trilnmer. But Hy and Peggy, the efficient housekeeper, upset l.enore's plans and saved the vday. Hy wins her football game, Wles gets his girl, Eve, Carol wins a prize in her contest, Jeff keeps Mrs. Trini- n1er's contract and Peggy captures jeff. Cast: Jeff-Jack Short, Hy-Pat Harris, Peggy-Nita llaugh, Le- nore--Jean Sindel, Carol-Gret XYinterhoff, Wies-Jerry 'lll1Cli6l'1llZl.ll, Eve- Nancy Currier, Mrs. 'l'ri1nn1er-Opal Green, Helen-Althea Terwilliger, Driver-Tom Studer, Postman-Paul Shelt, Sarah-Valerie LaMont. '-c - . S h e ,,1,..,, 5 5: , Mr. Burris, Sponsor ! rn N W 'V A r A' if' Donald Nofzinger, Presic ent Op O M fl r fm' '- W X 3? ., Q lr' lim Slagle, V. President 'mia 3 .' f,', , i f 1,: -' J? Marion Ross, See.-Treas. 6559 Kenneth Tremain, S. Council 13 . is ef'i4i'11'1.-1' 5-'eltii i . Mrs Johnson, SDOHSOF he W 5 Richard Basich Dick Lehman 0 A g'llvB1 j I XL: , tl y eatty Donald Lehman .I ,X x W I ' 1 f Dale Beehstein Howard Leupp i ,QW J' , Ned BCHHCI Rhnnm xhann 4 N Lawrence Bowerman Glenda MCQUHHH if-' '45 Mary Lou Burgoon David Cole Dallas Cunningham Hal Dailey Roger Dailey Donald Deck Lucille Dunning Donna Durham Rebekah Ernsthausen Nancie Falor Beatrice Finney Marion Frank Audrey Frey Dick Green Margy Grime Donald Haas Donna Haas Glenn Harmon Sue Hartley jo Anne Henricks Charles Hudson Dick Kigar Daryl Kleek Grace Lambert Jerry Lambert Virgil Miller A 9 K i Charlene Post , ff Mt Vernon O'Brien 53 x 5, T Dorothy Ohlinger ' if I.aVonne O'Ncil 3 9 , Raymond O'Neil Y fr 'V 'Slit ' e xml, J Cale Rash ' ' f 3 3' ' Milton Rearick r 5 V Y 4 Margaret Ross ,,, N W Ai 'A' is if Dorothy Sams at L Q jack Seherf 4 . ,lean Segrist ' X 4 2' . ,t. 3 ,CT g-tv Alhert Sharpe 1 J - I Donna Shirkey 5 r A Douahel Skates 9 ig' W 'Eg i 'Task in i .lanice Smith ' 3 , -9 3 fgfliig nf Richard Stickley Q A A Ed Stine V ffl V div Virginia Tay lor 3 IIIQQ A i ' .ii 211- Dorothy Tedrow Marlene Tuckerman df W is , Q I ,L x WA Donna M. Vondron E xi-,fi 'ff . J - 1 ' 319153 if , f weft . Ruth XVaehtman Kenneth Vtfalter I5 :r 9 f 4 - g ,. , I.: ::,., qlz 1 f' xv, K, 1 'Vt ,.,... , '59 Q - The Sophoinores this year have been trying very hard to make enough money for their Vtfashington trip, next year. This year they set their magazine sales goal at 3900, and with much work and diligence, they went over the top with 3985. Daryl Kleck was the high salesman with 319850. They were equally successful with the next magazine sale, too! The Sophomores also gave ri party for the winning team in the sales. Freshman Class t ,, ' ' .,gS55:5:- . W s , as gg A sf My , Li ji r w 'Ns t o X . 1 Assy, is Q 2 Fw is xr , if rj E L 'W we lbw sewn , X 91 k xg :e 'W' A K E I K . ,. xg ,Q we .wifwlls-5 f V ' V i 1 'Ni i ' mlm 5 , . ss V' I 'is W y Q ss' JSYSYQ Sw fl Fl 3 f as N. W Q rf, 'Xl ' Eswspw t :QI vgs N if ,wg xg Q- Y. Q gm Sag, ur, L r :A K. , i Y KW -me HM ir X AX--vgkgfb mfg it grape, I . . .,,. , , , mr ,Q .,., . . W ..,.. D A . l Q ' I A-F-N .. ,gt .5 . , x ,IEE z b V 5 5 Q, -w w Ti, 5' , is Qi at 1-sw.. ,ms pw- ' Sys , ' ' S 1 ..--.. , so lil if L is W. s i . .,.. l sf ss . . v Q ' .mi . N ' We 3 M-5 l .xr .. Wg: -:s . , A Q, ::. J ...,b' get ., f ' ,. , rf :-:T V: .,., -mgiif zz.-. w iti- 2- ,... 4 - The ' sw' . 'T ' - A. X? 1 J-, M 'bm iw B 35 .Q t l ,. ,M ,. ,X , Lglf ss t, ,. 'R 30 -A Q -rs wr ,K , L , , 1 Q .- ,. ' -'W' if 3, 1 ' M.,-Q 'F' y 3' we t X, s T ' Q ,N Beverly Ballin janiee Barker Clifford Beaverson Mildred Beehstein john liorek Clillford Brown Russel Cook Marlene Dailey Buddy Demaline ,lohn Ells Marlene Evans Marjorie Fey Dale Fralcer Marlene Frank Ethel Fruth lludd Gillespie Charles Griesinger Diane Greisinger Kathryn Havens Roger Johansen Alice Johnson Roger Kesler Larry Konrath John Kraska Robert Krohn Ira Lake Delores Lambert Ronald Lozer Catherine Markley Carl Meliibben jane Meister Toni MeQuillin Marcia MeQuillin Eugene Miller Donna Mohler Vernon Mull Don Ohlinger ,lanet Osterhout Carey Peabody Florence Peltou Henry Felton Joanne Recliner Charles Rettstatt Lucile Ruger NVillian1 Sclnnidlin Reed Sell Roger Shelt Janet Smith Nancy Stiriz Pat Thompson Martha Todd Edward Tovatt Nolan Tnckernian Theresa Vandoek Yoleta VVachtman Larry VValter XValter VVhipple Pat Ziegler Not Pictured 1 jerry NVatkins Miss Nan, Sponsor Joyce Mandly, President Hal Dinius, V. President Bob Hansen, See.-Tre:-ts. Ronald llernath, S.Conncil Miss Kasenian, Sponsor N y ,. 'bs as x A , W wit 9' 5 ii N st' W f Q f, X .... In ,,,, 5 X , f A x X li : t' xswl X is . W Vt' X ' 'ffifa alms' Wg ia:.'EWi A 'iii Iii' ' 1 s If ' . ,lg gf 1 3' Fwsyt. ' - A 4' 5 L 1 has ., lr X lf., f ii - Q A agree ,L 1 S is fr sw 22 5 L f f V? ' f'!'s. Xl K . M X , . V , swf r s L gg L in JI, l ' tet. .ir up Q Q' W .os sms Cx N3 ' Q -Sr i ,,,. H xii wv 1 ' 9 i ..., 5. ' Qs 'f , Q 1 . 3 fr is ' .4 S. sK X f ,R ,S :M ,X , X Q is S .f i , I f gtk kg 3 -ul C 'M I X fgf, 'osfi Freshmen started the year with a great deal of enthusiasm, and we hope that throughout their four years of high school they retain that enthusiasm. The first thing the Freshmen did was to throw rt big shindig to get acquainted. That was the Freshman Get Acquainted Party on October 5. Concessions required a great deal of work from the Freshmen, and they all worked well. Eight h Grade E 5 M . ' . A ::. ',2Q:: ' g ' Wt- , 3-2:::.:,g,,. I , , 7,33 -K . .V K' if , rr - f ef? -J ,av gym' Vue. , A V t. F 5 ti. ,.,, 1 1:114 1 ,. -My Qs ' yi! MW! f e sgzg el ,j '- - I , V. , i 5 , l y ,.. 3 ,x V .,, . , , ,::,. W . .a,laa ' 3' lf: 15- -. . as ,T 1 'V Qmli , x M I..7'14f 1' -f 5 life' .. .. e MTW i ei' f ii' .- , i f' ' Gtr Y ,S , ..,, K - .Q at fl' ' f Q 'f ' . 451515, -Tl! . ' P: f ,.s5sr.v ,. .' , ' F f, f . v , 4 ,, 5 441 ,EL ,. , A f ,- sw ,X 5 t I V , , ,,., A ,,,,j2q','g,,, gg x, 5. , ,... WM .X . w f 5553? A lf ..:..,g,g,.-,,5, I X ,.-gg: - Q, ' . t Q. .. 3-,Q ' - 42 W, if T' - iw z- ,as -:zz of V .Q 5 ' 1-V 2 M 'E 34 9 : 1 if wr Q' 'W' ' 1' ' , , Q1 V. .. . ' ,- ' - af ' -- .. 5 - ,. . V - '- aw, X . - - A Q was .. f' A f ' X ' '- a- fi -X ,ai W l - .gi fi . ,,' niifgw by V- , , f H L ,H ' 3' 5 .. ' J ' W my J F ' , - 1923? ir: , ' ,I if-i..:! 1, 'QI ff, I ' -is -,.:f3g' j -W-.ii 5:,.E,,,.i.:s:sv- , I ,:. , Z-V -'Qi an Z ' 5 is-rf ,A ji ' tg -1 -.v. , ,,-,5Q5Q,,j . W S : ji? V' ,,. ..: ,,,4,:.,,, '9 1 4, :fi g A N 1 lie, A .,2E,:,1:,. ,A H .. gy , , - - - ,X L: . ,- . -.- '- ---- f L 2 . J 'f,r:. '51 , .- f 'yigww ggkvril H , gw 5, l ,,' M t if, :.g,, , ,,.,:,:.,.:1.:,., Top Row: Dan Fitch, Romaine Short, Donnie ,loan Taylor, Clarence Finney, Sam Saul, 3 Conley McQueen. Q1 ' port, Carolyn Reckner, Don Irwin ,V,, . Shirkey, Paul Tracy. iii'-' Third Row: Neil NVhitrner, Barbara Bechtol, Marilyn Vance, Donald Burgoon, 'Z Second Row: Joyce Henricks, John Daven- 5 Sam Harmon, Ramona Stotts, Larry Finney, Fourth Row: Sally Whitmer, Russell Maddocks Dean Knappenberger, Janet Mae Bob Johnson, Dick Kleck. Dorothy Fitch, Robert Murray, Ruth Neville, Bob slmfref, nm Green, Shirley Hiltyz Janice P Il u l Brown, Arnold, Taylor, Margaret Miller, Harlton Dunbar, Carol ,VVhilmire, Mr. Cottle. Seventh Grade . , ,. . . ,. . .W ,N we-,x,3,.:,., V, ,..v V , ,...,,,. ' 5 . ,:, - 2, H - A R ,I A If V: Q :.- t j Qf rf' ' + .-V.. fw i ,.f:g. .QfE'- , E ft .f .... .fr 'V Q21 5 -53 -f a - Afii f fs 1:51 9 T 33 ,gg if 5 . ,Eff ff I E . ' 1 F . v gq , '5,ffgej,Q. I ' 2 ,iw v, jv ' jf f ' H h I 1 if ' . Q v' - W . , ' . ' 2, mi, . f, :M is Q gal- , .QF 'md I ' 'iam i ifw ' ENV Q? ,. r 1 ,f f f ' di 1' - ' A f 1 f if ., ,M ls' .5 .1. ek - ew. r f ,Q f' -'-i rr e ,. -V 1' ' ' W4 53,3522 '. l , , f yr S N 1 'Hi 1 M30 3 1,4 1 .11 ,Er , -3.-H Y-,Y J .- . - Q , M. V any .,,A,.9afU ffa mrlmwffmr LM in M --'- e an mf, ' W a 2.2 'Slot J V1 3 1' if C , ' . 3 N1 ,ka 5 .15-1,.g. fill! f 5153 X ff PH' df ' . 1. - W -- 5 ,- Q '1 l ,Q g 6, E ,M. 5 w, ,,, ,.,,.. xv, ,wlwf www I 5, v ,zrggn 55. an ' .. W W v, , I, A If ,E ,A 'aaa at ,,, ew . w :il f ff :. . - 'sa' , 1 , ,.- .- Y ., , i , w W' , 5 Top Row: Bob Schrock, Carol Meister, Dick Billings, Linda Lou Miller, Larry Shaw Charlene Taylor, Carl Winseman Patsy Wolcott, Bob Basich, Clarence Whitcomb - 2- T. 5 1 Chamberlin Maxine Bollman Howard Burgin Tom Willisyon, iRichard Lichtenwald. Second Row: Arlene Lambert, Don Tremain, Nancy Ells, Buddie Zeigler, Beverly Frye, Robert Leh- man, Sue Terwilliger, Don Mattin, Joan Leis, Billy Whitmire. Third Row: Bob Welch, Judy Williston, Larry Dolores Kosciuczyk, Jim Korte, Maxine Jennings, Fourth Row: Rosemary Vance, Bob Snyder, Janet Rhoacls, Tony Smith, Nancy Bowerman, Richardl Turi, Reta Brown, Billy Ousterhout, Virginia Reckner, Lawrence Shaffer, Mrs. Mack. Not Pictured: Karyle Bray. I v P g. X X ,K X .-,1,. , , 5 5 l 1 N N , I si W K' Y 195119 El I WI V ln' v ' . X X 5 Sixth Grade ii ass! , . Q i .. ' A Q 2 7' r L xii:- ,: 4 15. x ,, ..,,,,,,:-I I, - I N VV i , - wr if ef f VV ,-M-- . C ff : ' ri N E ' 33 i l Y 2 . ffl- ' i 'Ea t I it - iff? 'i V it . it af 'fs Kas YV , L f' 3431 + Q 3 .Qi W' 4 Eff ,.,.,. , ' 1 Ffa V 3 . e A my My I, , . .,,-, V 1 , M .A,, .. AA . , . , fig V- rarer V' XM- in ' Ti f hang 'ati I' -,- ,xafia N., LW MM al, gk. .MQ i b . A ,,.,.. - - wma? ' '4 ,,.., J is 1 , ,.,Z-:V 2 -.,f:.,:.:: , I:,,V ' I Ai: -,,.u-.. ' 5 2 aye V , W . X V. 'M' KW- -A 5 ep wr 5 t ' W VV ala if . ,gif , f K , wwe, K ..,,E5,.:::5 V we i'f,,K T 8 X 5 . K, ,,. it : Top Row: Billy Hite, Alice Sharpe, Bob Merrill, Carolyn Slee, Kenneth Bell, llrcuda Burris, Bobby Couts, Deanna Seigel, Donna Tracy. Second Row: Carolyn Dailey, Dickie Hartley, Violet Madclock, Delbert Christy, Julia Robb, Lee Dunbar, Elfriecla Pelton, Arla Murry, Janice Harris. Third Row: Stanley Basich, Janet Rupp, Larry Favorite, Jeaninne Kleck, Phil Kesler, Deanna Taylor, Lonnie Henricks, Ann Jackson, Judy Deck. Fourth Row: Mary Osterhout, Janice Norris, Sharon Leis, Mrs. Lindhorst. Not Pictured: Nancy Finch, Kenneth Post. Sixth and Fifth Grade , t,, ., ,,' 2 V ,Ma E . - V Y V Q ' -' -rzr :i f V--V-V- , Vit't' V, , V ia it rtrrV Q ,. '- h , V,, '- :VV IIIII: Q I e:V1V : VV ::..f:., 1 zlblbl, . x W' Q, .. ----V-::::- a W a aa ':':'i ' ,E , .:.. - ....,., ::- V 'V . Q .2 ,saw 3 ,,...,:, Z vv 7 1 i flfg ' 'ff , ' 3 W MW, Qi E ' W., :: .5 . V ::V:-V . H A V1-VV1 V '-1'i .:,, i ,.,--- N 'VV, 'S 1 ' . V 'A e ,Q 'X' ,. , E, g an V-- ,., 'E' ff :'f5 . 2 Q V l Ida. X if' 'V 'f Q W '5' .i i ffff liwff l .,,,, irfaw . ':ti.' 1-1' r M r ' 5 A , .r 1 sf t 2 41-V 'f Vggf' X K W ,AMW L ....-' I ,.,, , ff . . if :i-. 2 V MMM, - 3 Kiwi.. . W? :QQQQQ y y, V ,..:, ..., A ,,, IQ, -V x V Q., .,.- - Q- 1 will 'I V t gg. Vl, . ,aa an iii VVV ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . gay! f cf MWF: , 1 1, , . 3' :. ,mf ' . ' Q 1 ' . t -- I Top Row: Robert Kehle, Deanna Johnson, William Bishop, Faye St. Clair, Gary Currier, Peggy Baker, David Osterhout, Carol Cass, Larry Shumaker, Bobby Dunbar. Second Row: Patsy Chamberlin, Larry Gillingham, Grace Vtfhipple, Harold Rettstatt, Pat Shaw, Julius McQueen, Carolyn Lichtenwald, Danny Murry, Diana Hunt, James Mattin. Third Row: Harold Leupp, Jean Sclnnidlin, Devon Kissel, Carolyn Mohler, Charley Fin- ney, Sandra Deck, Larry Barlow, Virginia Miller, Clyde Stratton, Carol Tuckerinan. Fourth Row: Mrs. Krieger. Fifth Grade Qvlvll , , v . ., is ,IQ tm V . b ,M -x,' 5 .ers I 'ii.iP. 1 N -1. 'fE5E5EI:5. i X ' .2 'I:.. ' 'U ,., .:,f t r .V ff X ' . J' ,:.:., ,--q::.:.' fiiffs '- ' fi' 'fl . t W ii -, we 1 , 'f ' - l ,M . ---, x jj? , ' ' ig, in n.a,,,W'3543 V Q ..: : -' - Mi l K . ,.,::.. A ,wi 4 b Q .,k- . V ,Q Q. .V K, 1, , if J , , ., , , ..j':ia,'- Q' I nm . N ,I ' , 5 X fi .,.5. . S ir - , , t qi-fl . gf ' J ' . :g:::a2.j-55..,g' , ,, a - -la .5 1. 'fl ,X 2 A , ,t 'ft 'Q ,ff ' XML- X , xiii -if-if fur, .,..,..,,,.l ig Q 1 -' ' . - i ' . ---' K 1 . ' .' -S ..., v 5 . f' . t' 5' N -,' a- '.. W' if-,xi , St u ff. , .+5':'T- ' fvfafiii . ee -wr Top Row: Donnie Jackson, Elizabeth Schmidlin, Robert Vandock, Peggy Smith, Richard Gillespie, Shirley Ross, Paul C. DeMond, Jr., Carol Billings, Richard Dunbar. Mattin, Donnie Second Row: Joyce Shipman, Robert McKibben, Joan Rashley, Dale Crist, Frances Finney, Nancy McQuillin, Cornell Murray, Merle J. Short. Third Row: Gerald Scherf, Judy Jackson, Don Corbin, Jr., Mary Jo Reichert, Butch Bushman, Elizabeth Szabo, Tom Green, Jim Fitch, Dale McQuillin, Mrs. Beatty. Not Pictured: Larry Gault. Fourth Grade 3 ,,,,,,:: , an , , lvu, ,N ,,,,,,, . ., ., . . . M , i 'iii ' - - - I E ,,,m,,..f,q::j E, I .Q A i A 5 Qqub ,N b ' 5 za 5, ga'..,.,.-:sail J, 'ts-, iff 325' 5 f -:. . JE ' - ' Eff 'X ,Q S f. i .:-- 4 J v, i t ' '-'- 3 W gd. S... K X, W, W,f+6 ,f X 4.3, F - 1 .. , S Q K as in . ' 5- F , ' ' Q E f' '. .:!I,.h W I: , , H1151 .- - .. .... ' . is ,. .ga E, ' Ax, ss . it , f --',-'t' , V fy ii I 1 f R . Jtwi- Q '- : f . s . - rqw' ., ,. .f ' it i at . t . ,M wifi Ma! am . Q 4 me ,., .E '--' - ..-. ' W . . ' y - Q t .J J iiii ia it c B s ' Q.. tr ' ' J we. V e. X sit-- . . .,,, t ., ' 1' ., f--- 7 ixgw' . A' ' , ,,-, -f 4 i . . , - ' -'-e X W. f ', 'W ,WS E 2 a,5,,s,,t Z , ' f 5 51 ffl WWF. t .:sf..:.,:a- H 5 2 EZ, .sit , if f ,E gi . ' It Qi' t gf .sf si 11' lj- 3' j-.J , ,, ., , . Aifgxl WWWJ-M , , i ,t 6 J B if f ' 9-. zu .. . aw, Ng, A ,Ju wg, , W il ,,,,,, . fiftfvsgdm' l A fa... .1 w. . 114 Top Row: Jan Sliitler, Thelma Fitch, Paul Wagner, Jo Ann Gyurasics, Melvin Stickley, Beverly Shaw, Richard Mohler, Phyllis Frank, Terry Woody, Marie Stevens. ' Joyce Ruple, Second Row: Deanna Crist, Richard Taylor, Geraldine Stevenson, Jimmie Brown, Arthur BOIll2l1', Deanna Trigg, James Klssel, Verna Davis, Carol Bishop. Third Row: Edwin Stratton, Margaret Lehman, James Pelton, Alice Hilty, Charles bin, Janet VValter, Roger Henricks, Karen Mohr, Carl Morr, Nan Whitmire. Fourth Row: Myrtle Stevens, Wayne Stoll, Karen Seigel, Miss Virginia Meier. Not Pictured: Janet VVeaver. Bennett Cor- Third and Fourth Grade l 2. Top Row: Eddie Bowerman, Leonard M'akula,- Irene Pelton, Rohert Leis, James Christy, Judy Dunbar, Joseph Couts, Carol Lambert, William NOI'f1S, Roger Shaffer. Second Row: Richard Gillen, Martha Bowerman, Dahrel Sams, Daryl Morr, Janice Tuckerman, Rollin Edgar, James Johnson, Margaret Hallow, James Harris, Larry Marsh. Third Row: Rachel VVhipple, Kenneth Stickley, James Avery, Sharon Davenport, Vtlilliam Muir, Daryl Hablc, Donald Beard, Thomas Slagle, Larry Hollinger, Walter Frntlt, Mrs. Durham. Third Grade v V 2 it ,.. ..::, X ,,,, , -f .,..,., F . W K F' 4' , .,.,., Q ' - ' ,.,. ,P Q N y . H4 , L Y l:---, 5. ., 57 .ight ir: Q-,Elin 5 5, R 3 xr, :.:::-A , V Ci '- ' ' 5 3211 , A: V 5 ,,.,.,, N Qs ,qt A,A-- ,, ,.:g:5eE2 . 1 x ,. 5 'vs W Q ft fi 5 t1i:.:-Q ,aiiftf ' i r 1 ' -' - u .fl , A S . f' X . ' , ..,,. 3 -. I ' ' ' W 'X a 'f2 -' ': A s- . -. Y- ,,,,, 4'V. , ..... . r . .-2 - 1 . rr , ' . W ..:,, z 3 t , ' Z Mg, 1 - ::, Qnlv if ,,,:: V G S ,V x gaqav ,,, A 5 ' ' ---- V 5 Qi? , z IF! J ' 3 il as A fl, nllulv 2 b c::.:,. f . X .... IIQ 6 . --1, 2-2-':1 t ' 4 I 2 -ME' '12- f' Q , , -:-:I:-:- E ' ' S 1 . 'i': E 'E:E2: I . we 1 12:1 : ' 01- I ' ' 'i ' 'H ' 1 i Q Q H 'ii' 7 t -:v:- .... J f V. ' 1 fi' 'Y A ' 474 if '- ' 'i'i . 2 at -'- V ..,. 'V J if 'A fi 1 ' Poli i fi fi '4 i f - 1' , si' W -2 Lf ff: l E ..,.. , -Q 1 A ...... .,,b :VV :::l'I '-'-- . 5 -t '1 ':':: J 1 't :sr z 1 , 1-11i ' I if ' A ' 22 ' a ' ' 'R ' 1 V ' :::': ? 'f ' 2 ia A, -.,. ff? il . , 'Top Row: Marsha Dodge, Jerry Favorite, Patsy Osterhout, Billy Jackson, Tonia Warner, Richard Keith, Lupe Ramirez, David O'Konski, Sue Linn. Second Row: Donnie Stratton, Sandy Boulis, Roger Lehman, Helen Couts, Roger Norris, Patricia Langenderfer, Donald Shumaker, Judy Hartley, Tommy Nofziuger. Third Row: Marilyn McKibben, Leroy Woodring, Martha Kesler, Bruce Merrill, Sue Hollinger, Michael Mack, Joyce Woody, Carol Finney, Elaine Bollman. Fourth Row: Carl Osterllout, Vivian Davis, Marilyn Snyder, Barbara Scheele, Carole Sturtevant, Mrs. Whitcomb. Not Pictured: Nancy Peters, Eddie Churchill, Donald Turpening. Second Grade Top Row: Darlene Loar, Mark McQuillin, Norm:-.jean Gillen, Kenneth Pfaff, Judith Couts 'Xlaclk Moon, Elaine Burgin, Kelsie Hofacre, Karen Sue Whitaker, Glen Scherf. Middle Row: Richard Merrill, Sandra Taylor, Norman Christy, Donna Emans, Simon R1mire7 Susan Skates, Hal Ells, Janice Bishop, Tommy Pelion, Penny Jackson. Third Row: Paula ,lean Gillespie, Hal Shaw, Marilyn Reighard, Harlan Shaw, Janice Morr Ronald Keith, Diane Norris, Bobby Thatcher, Johnny Stewart, Larry Green. Bottom Row: Mickey Nofzinger, Gary Gilders, Mrs. Hudson. Not Pictured: Marlene Gault. First and Second Grade .1,.. ,MMS e 9!? s'7 ark ,I - rr-Q ii w 1 if X li an .., . ,.,, . , b ...,,.., r ,.,,,.r..Wg..,,,..t,..,.r Qff.-3 .. 5' ..... . 4 ft ,ff 7 li ., ' A .... -1 ...,- , : 2, ' 4 g, :,:, r if N iw N X rv :J -Q, N L 5,3 ' , , w f f wire' f ' ,1,,i' azz- s Q Q, tsl, 2 f 3, M2335 x i , e- , A ew' . ' 2' E s , y if M WLMWW - 5 Q t 59 A5 'A as ' .I,., x Q SPH X V59 3 5 , 'ws 3 A ,N-SNS .r s new r . . Q e .V an , ie , -' 5 1 .A g - K Q Q .N V -mi 3 Nwsggs X- gg, S rs: , 1 W cj, ,- i Haw 'f My i ' ' 1 J' ....,, : -A M, , W . Y x K ' 5 df' if - f CAI' t , afar. . .-,- ,.,, -.... .. ..,.r ,-s-,.,. .,., ....,.. ..,--,,.. .. . .,-.,-. Top Row: Wayne Wiggins, Richard Hite, Kathy Finney, Carrol Osterhout, Jerry Gillingham Penny Ann Sturtevant, Willard Lou Laver, Marilyn Norris, David Warner. Middle Row: Patricia Neorr, Terry Hendricks Roger Markey, Margaret Reichert, Donald Reclt ner, Oscar Stoll, Marilyn Dininger, Hugh Gillespie, Carol Russel. was , e 5. ........a Bottom Row: David Gebert, junior Bell, Anna Christy, Charles Miller, Larry Kissel, Nlary Ann Hallow, Sammy Wagner, Dale Mattin, Mrs. Hines. Xot Pictured: Penny Churchill. First Grade F,,,W,,,,,.t, C , . .V ..,........ ,,,.... ...,..,, V M ..,, ,., .... y -N -...,, .V--WNW l 2 ,: ,.,, ,.,,,. V --'-' ' 2- X N ' s s w 'A' ,.,: ,.:, Q , 'W ,IW N ,,.,,,,,f,,,,.,, ,i ,M ,rw , ' I , Q, if Fi .vf, -MW , 1 5 i ,,.. Z' , ' vs- . H 'V ' , . ,, .. , A 1 , Win' M, - fe.-H1 A ' ,S 'U ,. 'SF M ' 2 f E Xe g ' i , a r' or -- .. tial fs we , -:e -'---- f rata, ,nm , M Q i K : J .Ii E, M b w Q ::. .... Q 5 pox .:g,. E' Q I 'r l V VLA 1525.-- -. .-,. si' E A Z: if V kk We 1 L of f W M f t ,W f ,.., , ' T or ,,, ,N , ,.,, W ,,, aw dv if i n i ii Q , , 7,533 ,gi sf' ,W , 125, 2' W Sf if , Q .H We Top Row: Mary Ann Wi1lH, Harold Davis, Ann Cameron, Ronald Ruple, Mary Lou VVoody, Don- ald Lambert, Marjorie NVhipple, VVayne Wootlriiig, Joyce Linn. Second Row: Allan Slagle, Mary Ann Gyurasics, Dick Cass, janet Van Doran, Gary Firsteuberger, Sandra Hunt, Charles Ruger, Bonnie Edgar, Larry Welcli. Third Row: Kathy VVhitmire, Dennis Hopkin, Norma Slee, Phillip Morr, Slierin Schlotterbeck, Bobby Mohler, Beverly Trigg, Billy Segrist, Linda Habel. Fourth Row: jack Forest, Connie Patrick, Gary Thatcher, Mrs. Miller. Not Pictured: Terry Wliite, Bobby Peters, Terry Turpening, Gary Ficklin. Kindergarten f . 5. A Q V' 4 ,.f:2:-,. 1 ,,A. A X , -I qi :Q YZ , .b ,A ,Ra w :R , K .... Q .,. w g A TE, mi an 5 in -, x i fi' M if D: QW E:-VA R A X ,,... Si I as WM, :I .EJ :...V-:E:::E'.,: 1 . , M Y W: A . E' ' rf 'rf' ' Ya 'i 4 ---: 2 ,wi T if sf if if A y C P i T 1 Q t T, as ' 3 .sa W ,Mmfiff i n i i - T X My 1 W W, ,E ::: -:,: X we ,arf a M W ' C ga at .f at it 2 , F if fm :LJ ' , .J f wr r 1 S dams:-..mxe.M -R 'f f , Q . E . f ,, ,as rf W f C, x , ala- J f , A : . ,,.. ,.,, H , ,A:: V.. -- ' l X ,Q Y M I , P' 172 - is my i . ' ? ': ,,,.. :A R , my I '. la ia r ,RQ 3 ,:::: E 'At:l , unit, rw Y , -:sf-P , , ,. 1 .,.,, , 2 W I ..,. fx -1 I Y ' .i M-in '3 3' f als. Top Row: David VV'ells, Deanna Vollmer, Tommy O'Konski, Darlene Shipman, Donald Fritz, Cheryl Finney, john Neorr, Nancy Kerekes, Mary Waglier. Middle Row: Sue Williams, Douglas Lyons, Marcia Stout, Russell Johnson, Sue Ann Raker, Gary Maddock, Donna Finney, Dick Terwilliger, Dee Ann Dunbar. Bottom Row: Larry Edgar, Sandra Bell, Mickey Greisinger, Bonnie Burt, Paul Wilcher, Pamela Todd, Gary jackson, Carole Thomas, Linda Krauss. Bottom: Mrs. Reighard. Not Pictured: Ronald Dohr, Randall Hansen, Susan Turpening, Dale Eicher, Jimmy NVeaver, Kay Peters. Explorers First Row, Stuucliug: Dick Segrist. Chalmer Mohler, Virgil Miller, Roger Dailey, :Xlbcrt Slmrpc, ,lack Short, Hall Dailey, Dave' Beatty, Nccl Bcchtol, Kenneth TI'CIllL1l1l. Sr-cond Row, Kneeling: Rouulcl Loxer, Tom McQuilli11, ,lou McQi1illiu, Bob Hansen, Gcuc Millcr. Boy Scouts F First Row: jon McQuilli1i, Virgil Miller. Sccoucl Row: Dean Knappenberger, Donald Bechtel, Bob Johnson, Richard Billings, Don Trcmain, john Davenport, Don Irwin, Bob Taylor, Dick Hartley, Billy Hite. Third Row: Philip Kesler, William Wliitmcycr, Hurlton Dunbar, Lawrence Sliuffcr, Larry Shaw, Tom NVillisoi1, Harold Lcupp. S Cub Scouts l Top Row: Merle Short, Carl Morr, Eddie Bowerman, Daryl Morr, David O'Konski, Michael Mack, .lon Spitler, Richie Hite, Ronald Edgar, Terry XVoody. econd Row: jim johnson, Bobby McKibben, Don jackson, Don Corbin, Richard Gillespie, Lee Dunbar, Kenneth Bell, Don Beard, Bennett Corbin, ,linnny Kissel, Leonard M aKula. Third Row: Sonny Finney, l'aul Deliond, Devon Kissel, Larry Shoemaker, Gerald Scherf, llillyi-lackson, Donald Shoemaker, Daryl Sanis, Richard Gillen, Richard Mohler, Tommy Slagle, Daryl Hahel. Scouts Delta now has all three branches of scouting represented by its youth. Thg three groups are: the Cubs, the Boy Scouts and the Explorer Post. The Boy Scouts and the Explorer Post are sponsored by the Conununity Service Club, while the Rotary sponsors the Cubs. The ditterent scout groups are easily distinguishable from each other when they are in uniform. The Cubs wear blue and yelloxvg the Scouts, brown and red, the Explorers, green and brown. The Scout groups are very active in community activity. Last February they took over the village offices during Scout XYeek for one day. Delta can not be too proud of its youth, participating in Scouting. 137510 A 9551223 C2 if Student Council Ilmp Rmv: KClHlCill 'll.l'Clll1liIl, .lack Short, llun .'lxlllCl'lUIl, ,lim GIKCCII, l.u1'1'y Qfllmnlwl ccmul Row: Marlene TllL'liCl'1llllll, Daryl l3LT1'lllllll, Dave liczxlty, Hzlxcl l':Y1ll15, Mr. llillx Phi Beta Sigma lop Rmv: 'llnu McQuillin, Milton Hollinger, Dum Kcllcr, Dave liczntly, lliclc Klcck. Cwml Row: Sl1irlL'y Hilly, l':1l VllllUlllIlSOIl, licvcrly Frye, .loam Leis, Maxi uc llullmzm Del- Hi Staff Top Row: Dean Keller, Milton Hollinger, Stanley NVoicott, James Nofzinger, Budd Green, Clifford Eckert. Second Row: Donelda Lozer, Sue Segrist, Betsy Shell, Carol LaSalle, Elsie Keiser, Carol Chamberlin, Margaret Bratton. Seated: Mrs. -lohnsong Associate Editor, Everett Nevilleg Editor, Marcia Koesterg Busi- ness Manager, Dave Beatty: Miss Nau. 1925 Del- Hi Staff Editor-in-chief ..,.,. Associate Editor .,.... Literary .............. Athletic .... Art ,,,.....,...,..,.. Senior Editor .... . junior Editor ....... Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor Business Manager .................. Rohert G. Gehriug' C. Hayes Garster Lillian M. Schmitz Grra A. Keith Pauline Younlcer Grace Baker Toni M. Longueclcer Laurel Garver Margaret Lambert Arthur Gee Assistant Business Manager ....,. ,.,,, X Valtcr Simlcl Green and White Staff T011 Rqw: .-Xrcliie-llticlizinzin, Doran Snyder, Dave Beatty, Milton Hollinger, llcnn litllcr ltxcrctt Neville, jr, Lflilsforcl Eckert, Margaret BTIIIIUII lfortncy, Lnrol Lnbnllc, Marilyn linger, ljmiclclzt l.ozcr, Doris lirowii, Cai-ol Clizini berlin. 'l'lii1'tl Row: Mrs. hlolinsun, l'z1t Ziegler, .-Xllmvrt Slizzrpc, Kent Mclicc, Business Rlzniziqcr Snr Scgrist, liclitorg Art NVCICI1, Miss Nun. U Yot Pictnrccl: -lean Sinclcl, Associate liclitor. Librarians 'up Row: Uzile VVOOCll'lUllSC, Everett Neville, -lr., Paul Slielt, Opal Green, Art XVl1itzikcr, J Dave Leatty. 9-ctmiicl Row: llut Harris, ,lean Sinclcl, blnzinitai lizlngli, Cilenclzi KlcQnillin, fzlml Snntli. Qczmtmlt llri .lUllIlS0ll. Scconcl Row: Marcin Kocstcr, Skliirley Onsterliont, Elsie liciscr, lictsy Sliclt, llunnz G. A. A. Mt to l Top Row: Mildred Bechstein, Laura Kaseinan, Physical Ed. Direclor, Marlene Daily. Second Row: Donna Shirkey, Margy Grime, Beatrice Finney, Marilyn Tracy, Gretchen Winterhoff, Janice Williaxiis, Nancy Currier. Third Row: Patsy Harris, Hazel Evans, Marilyn Ruger, Betsy Shelt, Carol LaSalle, Marcia Koester, Margaret Bratton, Sue Segrist. Fourth Row: jean Segrist, Margaret Ross, Sally Beatty, Marion Ross, Glenda Mae McQuillin. ' Varsity D , l Top Row: jerry Lambert, Dick Basich, Marion Frank, Ed Stine, Ned Bechtel, Milton Rearick, ,lim Slagle, Ray mond O'Neil. Second Row: Paul Tedrow, Daryl Bernath, Dick Roth, Dick Konrath, Terry Trowbridge, Dick Mohler, Bob Borck, Jack Short. Third Row: Mr. Cottle, lames Nofzinger, Milton Hollinger, Budd Green, Kcnt McKee, Art Welch, Doran Snyder, Bill Evans, Mr. Meszaros. F. F. . Top Row: X'Valter Mfltilrple, Russel Cook, Bob Krolxn, -Donald Lelnnan, Vernon O'l3rien, Dick Stieklev Lale Rasll, lliek Kigar, Don Haas, Dale Beelistein, ,Inn Frey, llnclcl VVelJlm. Second Row: Daryl Kleck, john liorek, Clifford Brown, Larry Konratli, Efl Tovatt, Vernon Klnll, Donalt Nofzinger, Dallas Cnnningliain, Carey Pealiocly, Henry Pelton, l'aul Grentman, Dick Roth, Hob llorek 'l'l1irfl Row: Roger Tappan, Milton Rearick, Kenneth X'Valters, Glenn Harmon, Gene Miller, Dick Green -lerry XVatkins, liucltly Denivline, -lolin Kraska, Glenn Mull, Hal Bowernian, lien Atherton. lfonrtli Row: Calvin lirelnng Art VVl1itaker, Reporter, Bill Evans, Treasnrerg l'aul Tetlrow, Vice l'resi clent: Daryl llcrnatli, Student Counei-lg Everett Neville, Presiclent: Cliilortl Eckert, Seq,-Crm-V5 paul blielt, Assistant Reporterg ,Inn Nofzinger, Sentinelg Max Ulrielig Mr. Burris. i F. H. A. Top Row: Nzney Stiriz, janet Smith, Marjorie Fey, Ethel Frntli, Katlirvn Havens, Voleta XVael1t1nan, l'lt l'tlton Bexerlx Ball' ' irenee 'F , 'A ,- in, Altliea Terwilliger, Pat Ziegler Virginia Tavlor . , , - Second Row: Marlene Evans, Marlene Frank, Marcia MeQu1llm, Lneile Ruger Alice lOllIlSOIl Dorotll ' ' a in, ,oann enrie s, Nancy laoi, faroiie mine, on n. ., - . , F Sams, lieatrire lfinney, Xl1l1IllC M tt' l ' H ' k' ' ' 7 l ' M' 'i ' C 1 D 'L Durliain, Audrey Frey. l'l1ircl Row: Doris RlcKilJlbin, Carol LaSalle, Donalvel Skates, Donna Mae Vonflron, Rnt ll XV11CllfI1lllll, Donna Sliirkey, Arlene Garnienn, Sliirlev Ousterliout, Nanev Currier Pat Harris Marilvn Nlorr . . v -1 . A 41 ' I lfonrtli Row: Miss Davisg Dortliy Teclrow, Pfifllkl.IllCl1tZ11'l2l.IlQ Marlene Tuekertnan Stntlent Lonncil' , V1 , Dorothy Olilingger, Historiang Doris Brown, Treasurerg Donelcla Lozer, President, Carol Lliainber- l'n, Vice Presiclentg Hazel Evans, Song Learlerg .-Xuclrey Evans, Song Leaclerg Moclesta Neville, News Reporter. Debate Team Round Table ltleft to rightj: Dave Beatty, Sue Segrist, Gretchen Winterhoff, Marcia Koester, Mrs. john- son, Jack Short, Betsy Shelt, Elsie Keiser, Juanita Baugh. The debate teams started to work on Resolved: That the President of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people, just a few weeks before Christ- mas vacation. On january 28 they journeyed to Sylvania, where they took part in the an- nual debating tournament. They received the trophy for class Bu debaters. Speech Play Left to Right: Gretchen Winterlioff, Elsie Keiser, Juanita Baugh, Sue Segrist, Jack Short, Dave Beatty, Tom Stnder, jean Sindel, Marcia Kocster. To start the year off with a bang, the speech class gave a one-act play, A'lilmer.', and a dramatization of Robert Frost's Death of the Hired Man. They gave this program before the student body November 25, and also presented it that same evening for the joint meeting of the Criterions and the Investigators. The play was a great success. Office Helpers Top Row: Stanley VVolcott, Rohert Griesinger, jim Nofzingcr. Second Row: .lattice Williams, .lean Sindel, Lois Arnold, Gretchen vVll1lCl'llOiil', Opztl Green, Hazel Evans, Althea 'l et'williger. Third Row: Doris McKihhcn, Carole Smith, Marilyn Tracy, Modcstzt Neville, Shirley Rlandly, Glenda Lou Alspztngh, Patsy Vaughan. Fourth Row: Miss Nan, Sue Scgrist, Doris Brown, Carol Chamberlin, Shirley Onstcrliottt, Betsy Shelt, Donna Fortncy, Carol LaSalle, Margaret Brutton, .-Xnnzt Mac Clay. Parliamentary Procedure Top Row: Mr. liurris, Calvin llrehln, Bill Evans. Second Row: Paul Tcdrow, Paul Shalt, Milton Rearick, jim Nofzinger, Don Nofzingcr, Third Row: Daryl llcrnuth, Calc Rush, l:Qvct'Ctt Neville, Art X'Vliitukcr, C'lit'ford lirkrrt. Scholarship Team Top Row: Kent McKee, English XII: John Borck, General Science, Hal Dinius, Algebra I Bo Hansen, Algebra Ig Roger Dailey, Worlcl Historyg jack Short, American History, Al Sharpe Biology, Kenneth Tremain, Geometryg Howard Leupp, Geometry. Second Row: Jim Nofzinger, Algebra II, Russel Cook, General Science, Paul Tedrow, Chemistrx Pat Ziegler, English IXg ,lane Meister, World History, Gretchen Winterhoff, Latin II David Beatty, English XII, Dean Keller, Chemistry, Milton Hollinger, Bookkeeping, Third Row: Rebekah Ernsthausen, Bookkeepingg Diane Griesinger, English IX, Dorothy Tedroxx Biology: Grace Lambert, English X3 Ruth Wachtman, English X3 Marilyn Tracy, Americin History: Marcia Koester, Senior Social Studies, ,lean Sindel, English XI, Nita Bau h En lish XI. Not Pictured: Stanley Wolcott, Algebra II. Drivers' Education Lois Arnold Glenda Lou Alspaugh Bob Borck Juanita Baugh Audrey Evans Arlene Garnienn Opal Green Paul Greutman Bob Griesinger Patsy Harris Shirley Mandly Doris McKibben Carole Smith Sue Smith Marilyn Tracy Art xVZ1Cl1tI1lll11 Dale XVoodhouse Stanley W'0lcott Janice IVillian1s Marilyn Moore Althea Terwilligei l795E17 ,-nn-L Diff rx 'Liz C3 if Band V1-1111 141111: 11e11e11 CUl'1J11l, liieliarcl Gillespie, Delores 1-IlII1l3C1'l, Carol Meister, 131111 XYele11 Howztrtl R1-ek 11 1111 11.11LN 11111 Sinclnl 1111 ' ner, exit' '- 'III ry, D 11 . ', 1111 C1illesp1e. lxoger rlllllllbllll, jerry '1'l1Clil'1'l111ll1 13111111111 111' , Ck. S1-11111111 Row: N111 1j1l111l71lL'11, Beverly Ballin, Nancy Stiriz, Glencla Alspaiigli, Mzirion Ross, -1111111 Sintlel, ,lanet Osterliont, 1,11rry Shaffer, Nancy 1'12l1Ol', 1,Jo1111a lfortney, .lack Short, Milton lieariek, Art XVe1c11, 111111 Segrist, 1':11 '1l1lUl111lS011, 1-Iarlton 131111132113 Lois Arnold. ' '1'11i1-11 Row: Diane f1I'L'1Sll1QC1', Shirley Hilty, Moclesta Neville, Sue Hartley, Sally Beatty, Kl1l1'g'81'01 Ross, C1I'OlL'1lC1l XX'i11te1'o11, ,lane Meister, 1'a1 Ziegler, .-Xntlrey Frey, Catlierine Klarkley, ,I 11 nie 1- liarker, lioiiiaiiie Short, ,laniee 81111111.6211 Althea '1lCI'XY1ll1g'C1', -lanet K111111, 1,Je11111111 '1'11ylor, hlezininne lileek, 1111sy Shelt, Carol 1-11S11lle. 1511111111 Row: 11i11y 1-lite, Sne Segrist, Glencla K1CQt1i11i11, Virginia '1l2ij'lOl', Joyce Klantlly, Shirley N1llll11ly, l.111'i1e Rtiger, 111111 f11'lCS111g'L'I', Nancy R1CQl11l11I1, ,loan '1'11ylor, Sally XV111ll1111'C, Rlareia Koester, Max L'lrie11, lfcl Stine, Philip Kesler. 136112118 l1i0'h school l1ancl has 11een very active tl1is year, as 11s11a1. The 11ancl tw . 1 went 1111 ont this year tor forniations at t11e football ganies, bigger ancl better 1.U1'1l1Ilt1Ul1S with 111ore snap 111111 precision than ever before. During the SIUHIHCI' months, green and white 111111-OI'Il1S graeecl tl1e l1U111CC0ll11I1gS 111111 fairs 1111 over this area. Delta captured the lirst place trophy at t11e 11111111111 Tolerlo Jxflllll- l'Zll11Zl l'arac1e. This spring the 11111111 presented its animal Spring'-Festival, with t11e cooperation of the Girls, Glee Llllllb 111111 Boys' Glee Club. Both the 11111111 and glee C1l11JS participatecl in t11e County Festival. and 11lso eontpetecl in the Nortltwestern Ohio contests. Mr. 1JZlI111JZ1C11Z1l1Cl 1111 Delta can 11e pronfl of our niusie clep11rtn1ent. Each year we 111111 new talent to 111111 to 1Je1tz1's sneeess i11 the 1ie11l of music. I know we can keep up the iine record. Orchestra Top Row: Beatrice Finney, Virginia Taylor, Ed Stine, Glenda McQuillin, Janice Barker, Second Row: Betsy Slielt, Carol LaSalle, Diane Greisingcr, Modesta Neville, Altliea Terwilliger, ' ' ' ' ff 'J ' ' T ik ' 1 Nzncie Falor, Sally Beatty, Jane Meister, Glenda Alspaugli, homer lappan, Jeiry nc eimm, 1 Donna Fortney, Bob Segrist, Art Welch. Tliird Row: Alice Sharpe, Carol Bishop, Virginia lleckner, Marcia McQnillin, Janet Arnold, How- ard Recliner, Marion Ross, Donna Haas, Janice Snntli, Marcia lxoester, Mr. Damlmacli. Junior Band Top Row: Mr. Dambaeli, Dick Billings, Jim Kissell, Rollin Edgar, Buddy Ziegler, Janet Rlioads, Nancy McQuillin, Larry Shumaker, Sam Saul, Harold Leupp, Don Corbin, Carolyn Mohler, Brenda Burris, Joyce Shipman, Judy Willistoii, Nan Wliitniire. Second Row: Bobby Sclirock, Donnie Matiin, Gerald Sclierf, Ann Jackson, Faye St. Clair, Mary Lanllmcrt, lovce Henricks, Maxine Bollnian, Jndy Robb, Carol Billings, Betty Szabo, Carolyn Dailey, Sliaron Leis. y Boys' Glee Club lop Row: Lztrry Konratli, Donzxlcl Nofzinger, Charles Rettstatt, Lzlrry VV:1lter, Toni NlcQnillin, llob Hain- sen, lfml Tovzxtt, Hnilcl Gillespie, Dale limiter. Second Row: Daryl l3Cl'll2llll, -lllll Slugle, Roger Dailey, Ronald Lozer, Ronztlcl liCI'll2llll, l1'ILl,1lliL', Vernon I Mull, Eugene Miller, Hztl Dinins 'llll1l'Cl liowz Alini Nofzinger, Art Wliit:ikei', lfcl Stine, Dick Seqrist lerry 'lillCl'Cl'lll'lIl Milton llelritl llcl K , U, n X . , X 1 -1, ,z 'Q Sliort, Dean lxcllcr, Dave lienttv 7 lionrtli Row: Daryl Klerlc I liil l 1 , ,Derry .:imvcrt, xoger Tappan, Calvin Urelnn, Bob Segrist, Art XVclrli, N 'Doran Snycler, 'lerry Frowbriclgc, Toni Stucler, Donulcl Deek. Slillltllllgf Mr. Dznnlmcli, Murcia Koester. Girls' Glee Club F.. ..,,, ..,,,. .,,. .. ..,.,,, ,.....,.,...,....,,..,.. ...,.., ,.,,...,.....,. ..... . ..,,., .,,.,.,. ....,,,,, .Wi -,...,..,v....,.,,,,l, r lirst Row: Put Ziegler, Joyce Mzxncllv, Marlene Dailey, Theresa Vancloek Marlene livuns Cconcl Row: Clzitlirine Mzlrlcley, Katlrryn Havens, Donna Dnrliznn, Marjorie Crime, Diane fireisingvr, Murtliu Toalcl, Florence Pt-lion V let'1 xV'l.CllLXll'lI11l L 'l l' ' ' J ' Nancy Stiriz. I , o . . .t . , uiie xngci, ,lt1l1lLC lizukcr, .lZllIC Meister, l'liircl lxow: Rnlli Xvllfllllllllllll, Dorothy Sams, ,lounne Hendricks, Nnncie Falor, Minnie Mztttin, Bczxtrive Finney, .lzmice Sniitli, Dorothy Teclrow, Sue Hztrtly, Delores Lxnnliert. l':it Tlionipson, Beverly llullin. onrtll Row: Donna Hans Sli l1' ' ' ' 1 ' ' if 1' ' ' ' ' , ll Ly Mltnclly, Cflcnfla AlS1Jdll5l1, Mniion lxoss, Sully llezltty, ,learn Scgrist. Gretelien VVllllCl'llOl:ii, Lois Arnold, jztnicc NVilli:nns, Alice Dlolinson, Herniine Wfinseinnn, .lnnet Smith. iftli Row: Clzxrol l.z1S1ille, Betsy Slielt, Donna Fortney, Sue Segrist, Marilyn linger, Murcia Koester, l':Lt Hxirris, Opal Green, Donna Sliirlcey, Virginia Taylor, Marjorie Fey, litliel Frntli, Mr. Dznnliucli. Junior High Chorus Top Row: Mr, Dainbacli, Buddy Ziegler, Sam Saul, Russell Kladdoek, Bob Seliroek, Donnie Mat- tin, Riellard Tnri. Second Row: Dean Knappenberger, .lini Green, Neil W'liitnier, Harlton Dunbar, William VVl1it- mire, Lawrence Sballer, Rieliard Kleck, Robert Vlfelcli. Third Row: ,loan Le , lor, Sally VVliitn1er, Roniaine Short, Arlene Lambert. Fourth Row: Linda Kliller, janet RllO2ItlS, Sue Terwilliger, Carol Meister, Beverly Frye, Reta Brown, Delores Koseiuczyk, Nancy Bowerinan, Virginia Recliner. Fifth Row: Maxine Jennings, Rosemary Vance, Sliirley Hilty, janet Arnold, Carol VVllllllllI'C, Mary Lambert, Carolyn l.3I11lJCI'i,'XI11lCy lills, .ludy VVilliston, Dorotliy Fiteli. is Maxine Bollinan, Marilyn Vance, ,lanice Shaffer, Barbara Brown, Joan Tay- County Festival Top Row: Bob Segrist, Art Weleli, Jerry Tuekerinan, Donald Deck, Budd Gillespie, .lim Slagle Larry Konratli Dick Segrist. Second Row: Roger Tappan, Dean Keller, jerry Lambert, Milton Reariek, Tom Stucler, Daryl Ber- nath, Ira Lake, Hal Dinius. Tliird Row: Opal Green, ,lean Sindel, Gret NVinterliotf, Nancy Falor, Bea Finney, Diane Greisingei Glenda Alspaugli, Altliea Terwilliger, Sue Hartley, Margaret Ross, Sally Beatty. Bottom Row: Virginia Taylor, Marcia Koester, Carol LaSalle, Donna Fortney, Betsy Slielt, Mar il 'n Ruger, Sue Segrist, Marion Ross, lean Segrisl, Alr. Dambaeli. 5 . lg 355755 Q? if Homecoming XYC hurl ll lot to celchrzite at our homecoming' this your. lt was thc 'Hollzmrl gllllllx, :incl we tiefl them 7-7. Marilyn Ruger was our queen, :mrl Il vcry lmezmtiful one :lt that. The CHl'0llfl' tion :incl dance tool: place Zll'lC1' the gzune. Kent Mclicc, czlptzlin of thc football tczlm, hurl thv honor of crowning the queen. The high school clzincc orclicstrzi proviclccl music for the rlancc. Long' live the qnccnl Football This year we had a much better than average fo o tba ll team. The Panthers lost only two games, the first and the last All the games were well played, espec- ially the Holland and XV a u s e on games. The Panthers t i e d Holland 7 to 7 in the big game ofthe year, Holland was the le a g u c cham- pion, but they were- n't better than our Panthers. In our traditional b a t t l e with Vklauseon, the Panthers came out on top 37 to 19, mak- ing this year's foot- ball season a V er y successful one. Out of nine games, the Panthers w on six, lost two and tied one. XN'e would like to congratulate the t e a m and coaches for a fine record, and for giving us a lot to cheer about in '5O. Season Record Delta Opponent 0 Maumee 18 25 Ottawa H ills 0 45 Xlfhitehouse O 56 Clyde 0 7 Holland 7 16 Liberty Ctr. O 40 Monclova O 37 NVauseon 19 26 Swanton 40 Basketball Rah 1 Rah 1 Rah 1 Fight, P a n t h e r s, Fight l Those were the sh o u t s of the D e lt a basketball fans as they cheered the team on to vic- tory. The Panthers had a most success- ful season this year. During the regular season they won 13 games and lost only two. They were the c h a 1np ions in the county league and runners-up in the Maumee Valley con- ference. To top the season off, the Panthers won three games in a row, and won the c o u n t y championship. T h e Big Cats then ad- vanced to the dis- trict t o u r 11 ament. where they made a line showing, Season Record Delta Opponent 29 Monclova 23 43 Liberty Ctr. 34 23 Lyons 29 45 Fayette 25 45 Holland 28 41 W'auseon 36 47 Leipsic 40 44 Chesterfield 13 51 Swanton 32 79 XVhitehouse 57 48 W 1? ulton 18 47 ' Metamora 33 44 Ottawa . Hills 59 36 Pettisville 15 41 Archhold 39 Tournament 31 Archbold 30 48 Fulton 35 54 Fayette 22 S X1 1925 Football Teain fri' - 1 1 Top Row: Howard VVilliams, Harold LaSalle, Orville Rathman, Richard feiwilhger Merrill Smith, Myrl Mohr, Ceeil Slagle, Carl Leu, Earl Lane, Howard Russell Second Row: Coach Darling, Jarl Modem, Searles Deck, Arthur Gee, Robert Cehtins, Haley Mack, George Eberly, Robert Williiiis, Walter Sinclel, Glenn Lerkebile Manager. Third Row: Richard Sanderson, Floyd Bollman, ,lim Ralcer, Tom Lon neeler Oira Keith, Captain, Harry Swartz, Lowell Winzeler, Bishop Geer, Elbert Pelton Stryker ...... Blisstielcl Morenei ..,.. Swanton .... Perrysburg ,,,,. Montpelier ...... Libe rty Center Maumee .......,,. Libbey Frosh Nllauseon ...,. SCORES 0 .. 6 ,.... .. 7 ..... .... , 6 .... 0 .,.. 7 .... 0 .... 0 .,.. Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Track f-.,..A:n.nAmt? '! Top Row: Russel Cook, Donald Nofzinger, Hal liowerinan, Bill Sellroek, Marion Franks, Clialinet Mohler, Jack Sellerf, Dick Segrist, Arcliie lluchanan, Richard Kt3l1l'1llll, l.arry VValler, Ronnu Lozer, Bob Hansen. Second Row: gfoaeli Meszaros, Dick Rotli, Eddie Stine, ,lack Short, Ray O'Neil, jim Slagle, Dick Basieli, kent McKee, Doran Snyder, Eddie Tovatt, Daryl Bernatli, linddy Welmlm, Budd Green Tliircl Row: Don HHZIS,-lUl1I1Iql'Z1SkH, Gene Miller, Richard Stieklev, Hal Dinins, Tom McQuillin, Vernon Mull, -lolin liorek, Buddy Demaline, Ronnie liernatlii 1 Baseball Standing: Coach Cottle, Russel Cook, Dick Basieli, Terry Trowbridge, llicliard Mohler, Art VVelcIi, Doran Snyder, Roger Dailey, Donald Nofzinger, Don Haas, Hal Dniius, Gene Miller. Sitting: Buddy Demaline, Tom Stnder, Marion Franks, Eddie Tovatt, lludd Green, l.arry Walter, ,lon MeQuillin, Daryl liernatli, ,lim Slagle, Vernon Mull. junior High Football l Top Row: Ira Lake, Gene Miller, Larry Finney, jiin Green, Ed Tovalt, Larry Konralh, Larry VValter, Dick Kleek. Second Row: John liorek, Ronald Lozer, .Iohn Kraska, lludd Demaline, jim Korlc, Sain Saul, Russel Cook. Third Row: Hal Dinius, Clifford llrown, Howard llnrgin, Clarence Finney, l'anl Shirkcy, Neil Wfliitmer, Bob Hansen Fourth Row: Mr. Cottlc, Bobby Taylor, Don Irwin, john llavcnivori, llohhie Snyder, Dick Turi, Larry Shaw, lioh johnson, lloh Srhrock. junior High Basketball First Row: Ed Tovatt, Larry VValter, Neil N'Vhilmer, Mr. Cottle, Ronald Lozer, Russel Cook, Tom MeQuillin. Second Row: Ronald Bernath, Hal Dinius, Jim Green, john Davenport, Roh NVelch, Dirk Kleck. 1111101 Rlmacls, x1lli1j' Varsity Cheerleaders FOOTBALL Loft to Right: N111113' L1l11'l'1CI', Alice 'l111111:11111, 1111111-Q XVi11111111s, 130111111 S11irkcy. 1 Reserve and Junior High Cheerleaders 1-1-fl to IQig'l11: '11111101' High - .1Olll1 '1 11y1o1', S2l1lyXV1111l1l .l:111i1'u S11:1f1Crg Nc- scrvc-fSz111y 13c111t1', 5111111111 Russ, 1110111111 McQ11i11i11, 1Nl2ll'g'Z'iI'C1 Russ: ,11111io1' High- XV1111s1011, 101111 LC15. BASKETBALL lull 10 1'1g11l: .1Cill1 Scgmsl, A1101 lo1111s1111, SNL' Sugrisl, Xzmcy Lulll I'lL'l' A1Zll'l1VI1 Rl12,L'1i. , X. ,S Q' 1 wi y we Q N., .., x E ,JJ W I ,Q ,, X Q J Q + + wmgv,5 -PWP 1 Qmmv1WQ mwiw K- : F5531 FQQWQWV - am..-f.: . - :M . '.:.'E:1:13 -' -'l:I-.l:E:, -mMQg2w-., 1- QQ- f L ' ,,,., , f Q siw. ,,., 4 'fx is . . r Q Q X. . , ,W x J R QNX -xx We in X 3 ix ww x S Q E... ix S A E . QMTQQDELQHE ,, P Calendar SEPTEMBER- IO-Eootball Round-Robin at Delta. 12-Gracious! The monkeys are back. 16-XVe went to Maumee just to .... get beat. 22-Seniors expect their pictures to return sometime after today. 23-Ottawa Hills came here to play football, and we won, too. 30-Dad got in free this night. XVe played XYhitehouse here. OCTOBER- 4-Music! Music! Band Tournament at Dlelta. lt rained. too. 5-Now they're all acquainted. Freshmen Get-Acquainted Party. 6--Some more pictures for the mice. lndividual photos for the Del-lli. 7-Boy, was this a tough game. VVe played Clyde there and won 56-O. l4-Homecoming Game!! Queen Marilyn reigns. VVe played Holland and tied them. 19-New acquaintances, for the 7th and Sth grades had a party. 21-Found! Several grade cards in the waste paper basket. First time for the grade cards. End of the first six weeks. 2l-Liberty Center game. Seems we played a little rough. XVe still won. 27-Monclova, here. 28-Three cheers!! Northwestern Ohio Teachers meeting at Toledo. No school. NOVEM B ER- 4-Xllauseon, there. NYC won, but we let them have a few points. 10-Vtfe played Swanton. l guess the boys just forgot football season wasn't quite over. ll-Yippee!! Armistice Day. No school. 18-Brother Goose was presented by the junior class of l949-50. 23-Basketball game this time. Monclova, here. 24-25-No school for two whole daze Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER- 2-Liberty Center, here. 7-Football Banquet. S-9-See you're not so smart, either. Every pupil test. 9-Lyons, here. 14-Something else, too. Faculty Christmas party. 16-Fayette, there. 22-just think. one whole week of Christmas vacation. Starts noon, Fri- day. 25-Merry Christmas, everyone. 29-30-Basketball Round-Robin, here. JANUARY- 2-Oh-h-h-h-h-h ! !! School again. 6-Chesterfield comes to Delta for a basketball game. 13-We travel all the way to that distant town, Swanton, for a game. 17-Now to Whitehotise for a game of Basketball. 20-One-halt of the school year gone. End of iirst semester. 20-Now we have company here, by the name of Fulton. For a basket ball game. -. W 26-Vtle get our pictures taken today. Group pictures for Del-I-li. 27-Metamora, there. 28-Ottawa Hills came to Delta for a measly game of basketball. CALENDAR CContinuedJ FEB R UARY- 3-Pettisville, here. 4-Senior Scholarship test. 10-Archbold is the place we travel to next. 14-17-18- 21-24-25- 22-Good for XYashington. he had a birthday. No school. MARCH- 7-County Musical. 15-The good little children who will become wives and farmers had a Banquet. 23--Grange Minstrel. 23-24-Everyone is entertained this time. Rotary Musical. 30-31--Youlre being tested again. Every pupil tests. 31-County Board of Education Banquet. A P R l L-- 4-'lust a few will win. Preliminary District Scholarship Tests. 7-Good for Friday. No school 21-The Seniors show oft, or try to show off. Seniur Class Play. 21-Now they labor. Eighth Grade Tests. 22-State gets in on it now. State Vocal Solo Auditions. 28-High School Vocal Musical. 29-State again. State Instrumental Solo Auditions. M AY- 5-Hope all of you have fun. junior-Senior Banquet. 6-Final District State Scholarship Tests. 8-Run! Run! Run! County Track Meet. 10-Your mother and father come to see what you have done. Spring Exhibit. 12-High School Instrumental Musical. 13-State Vocal Solo Auditions. 16-Elementary Track meet with Pike at Delta. Competition! 18-19-Exams! Exams! Final exams for Seniors. 21-The Seniors are on their way. Baccalaureate. 22-just a few are recognized. Rotary Recognition Banquet. 23-May is here. Elementary May Day Program. 24-More people staring at you. Commencement. 25-26--Now you'll know. Final examinations. 29-lt sure is good that the faculty eat. Faculty luncheon. No school. 30-Again no school. Memorial Day. Junior Class also starts their trip. 31-End of sixth six weeks. Now you are all happy. 31-Last Day of School. Grade cards at 10:30 a. m. FAREWELL It is really hard to say how we feel graduating from school. In some ways we are glad. We shall go along our own way, get our own job, perhaps some of us will get married and start our own families. As we look back Over our school days and all the fun we had. we are sorry we are leaving! VVe shall miss our old friends. even though we shall make new ones. The football and basketball games will not seem right without the kids we know that used to play. XVe shall even miss the teachers and our studies. Most of our classmates will leave and we shall wonder what happened to them. So when we are asked if we are glad we are graduating, we really can't say. 'We shall miss school, but we look forward to our new life ahead. This year's annual will grow dear to us as we look back over our happiest years and see our many friends. fr O .. .J -i 2-3 7' :. h-3 5752 f-f LT' ... vm F3 ..- n-J ... r-3 F4 ,- 'P .. D Ln Z C C fl? va un -n11n1n--uu1n ll: 4.--.,-..-.M ...g1g-.'1..,-.g..1..-...1..1... 1 1 .. .- -. 1...1...-.4.1..1g.....1-.1....-.1...1g-. ...u-..-.-1.--.1.--...-11..-..-1.-1...-.-.-11-..-.-nu.-. The Del-Hi staff wishes to thanlc all the people who have contributed McARTHUR 8: CROWE DAVENPORT'S HARDWARE GOODS BARBER SHOP HOME STAR GROCERY SUNOCO GAS STATION GEORGE'S GAS STATION MUTZFELD'S HARDWARE LARRY'S BEAUTY SHOP ELTON STUDIO BANCROFT CLEANERS DR. MERRILL DR. K. V. JOHANSEN DR. E. L. McKEE W. W. KICHLINE DR. R. L. BAY O. F. DODGE COFFEE SHOP Mrs. Merlyn Falor, Manager CLIFFORD TURPENING'S NATION WIDE GROCERY SHAFFER BODY SHOP 8: GARAGE Bruce Shaffer, Proprietor EAST END MARKET M. D. BEARD M. E. FALOR COMPANY HOSTESS HOUSE ROLLO HILL EXPRESS VINCE'S RADIO SHOP BOB'S GULF SERVICE HARMON CABINET SHOP C. H. ARNOLD GLENN V. SOULE WINAMEG COUNTRY MARKET KUEBLER FUNERAL HOME BRAILEY GENERAL STORE William Damaslce BRAILEY SUPPLY O. J. and D. J. Roth RAY'S BOWLING CENTER Wauseon, Ohio BELL LUNCH Swanton, Ohio WEST END GARAGE DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION AND COMMISSION COMPANY CHAMBERLIN FEED MILL DELTA CLINIC STERLING CREAMERY RUDY STAPLETON PRINCESS THEATER MR. AND MRS. CHAS. HAMAKER DELTA HOME TELEPHONE CO. TURNBULL BROS., Realtors I l .,..-..-..-.------.-----------------------------1' MAKE 1950 THE GOLDEN YEAR IN YOUR CAREER BY TRAINING AT DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 339 Huron Street F- Toledo, Ohio Check the Things That Count- ' Experienced and outstanding Faculty ' lnclivirlual Instruction ' Free Placement Service ' Operating 81 Years As Toleclcfs Leading School 1 1 1 L., .... ... 1 -. 1m1w1gu,.g-u.,1m... 1 1 1 ..- 1 Compliments of Stockade Restaurant Cmnpliments of Penrod Funeral Home L-0ll11Jltll1Cl'ltS of N. S. Thomas Implement Sales f01l1I7lill1Cl1fS of Curtis G. Koester Lugbill Bros., Inc. LIVESTOCK QUALITY MEATS LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY COXY AUCTION SALES STOCKERS AND FEEDERS Archlmolcl, Ohio Telephone 82 Sanitary Dry Cleaning Company 412 - 414 Cf Jxlzlll t Street Maumee, Ohio Telephone 3-2262 L. L. R2I.lClXVlll. l,l'CSlCl61lt Herff Jones Company Designers and lllZl1ll1f2lCtl1l'Cl'S of School :md College jewelry - Gra-cluation Announcements Illeclzlls - Cups and Trophies Iuclizmapolis, lnclizma Jewelers to Delta High School P. ID. Cook, Representative Ericksen's Inc. OFITICE EQUIPMENT - SUPPLIES PORTABLE TYPEXYRITERS 323 Erie Street Toledo, Ohio 4- ---------------------- ---- - 4- fO1I1lJl1I11ClltS of Delta Food Locker H. L. Miles Telephone 1125 Delta, Ohio COI111Jll111C111S of Art's Barber Shop Compliments of- Falor and Sharpe QUALITY CLOTHING AT POPULAR PRICES Telephone 1385 Delta, Ohio .-...-....-....-.....-..!..-....,.-..-.-...V-....-....-...........,.-...-.....-..-..-,,..........-....,-..,.-....-...I-........-..f. ....1g1.1--..1,,i.....q..-.---,,1,,..1nus1nn.-wig 011-11:11- Compliments of Hartley's Electric Store EVERYTHING ELECTRIC Telephone 1011 Delta, Ohio Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Jason LalVlont Schrock's Drug and Jewelry Store Telephone 1045 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Shrull's Ben Franklin Store SCH OOL SUPPLIES ii.-nail-.ul.-...lim-.nuul 1mi-m.-.m..m.-.m1nn-.m.-.W-.4.u1.,.- .. 1 .- Deltn. Ohio lm..-.ui...m.-q.,.. ..-..............-...-m.....-.....- 4. .1-u:..m.-m-mu..uu1m ...1-.-. v-n..m,.-u-11mn-nu-nnirm-I...-.MI1,,,,i,,,,..u:...M.y-,.,,- N.. .11-.11 .H .- .g..-...-.. GROWERS' SUPPLIES GARDEN AND FLOXYER SEEDS VIGORO - NITRAGIN INOQ'UL:XTOR LLAIA rr mmm x uvumn mu bgwxmes sun man , df 'z 5 ..5.3egvr I' Q 6 , an wziiririwg 'f' - :aw Av .N Q99 QKQNQN 5xV',hmNXm A' .QQXN xx 5 is www ' N22 Q W iw rw A 5 A x mm qv: n Quiggm 5 mm N IGBQQNQN gm ,nm Am . 'Q '- on fx- . . QQ A-v IB m W qsf ,W qwgsgee. 1,. WEED AND INSECT KTLLERS ROTENONE AND DDT DUSTS H YRRID POPCORN OATS - XYH EAT - SOYHEANS XYholcsz1le and Retail N O S C O , I n c . :Xfiiliated XYith Northwestern Corn Hybrid Assn. Telephone 2821 - Delta, Ohio ,i,....................i.......-..-.....,...,..-..-...--. ,,-,,,-,..-,.,-.,-.....,f........n-,.,..M-..,..,.,,-,.,1-...,..,.,,...,......,...,..-m-m-.m-..,.-..,.-.m..,,.,-m......-.,,....l. Compliments of DUNBAR'S STORE Service XVIICII You Need It G-E APPLIANCES 1 ACCESSORIES SHERXVIN-XYILLIAMS PAINT -aud- D U N B A R Drilling and Supply Company PLUMBING - HEATING XVELL DRILLING Delta, Ohio W1-.HH1...n.11,,,.11-.111...11...-.1...-.1...111 COIll11iiI'IlCl1tS of- The Peoples Savings Bank Company Delta, Ohi Best NYishes From- Bruner and Stine -Delta, Ohi REST XYISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 Pet Milk Company C01l1lJiil1lCll'ES of The Farmers State Savings Bank Delta, Ohio nu... -M1 .-M... -.nu-. 1 .- .-.w.- .- ..-g -.u.- .-gp... -. .- -W..-.u.- .-. -. .- wi im.. -.M.. 1 .. ... .. ... .- 1 ...m1m..m..,4,.... .-,,.1w,,-lm.-..,,-.,...-uw-,...- Compliments of- Don' s Restaurant SEJXLTEST ICE CREAM Compliments of Hotel Lincoln Compliments of Sandwich Grill Telephone 1385 Delta, Ohio N jaim's Restaurant GOOD LUCK, SENIORS - HAPPY LANDINGS Yea Coach! Yea Team! ---1- ...1.,1...-...- nw.. 1-...41,,.1,.,-.......,,,1...1m1m.-.,m1m.....1. ,-1,........-...-..-,f ...,.1,,.....1,...- gnu-n1n1n-114:11 ..-.....,,,. .-. 1 ... .. .. .... .- ..- 1 1. .- .-. -w-W.-.uu1m4.... 1 L'o1ig1'11lulzltions To the Seniors of 1950- -.---.-.-.-.u....r Rupp Brothers Hatchery -Delta, Ohio John Pelton LUMBEIQ -- COAL - BUILDERS' SUPIJLIICS Tcleplioiic 1391 Delta, Ohio Hackett - Salsberry, Realtors XYILUSCOI1, Ohio SIMON I3I2RN:X'I'I'I, Auctioneer Delta. Ohio For Better Crops and I'ci'm:u1cnt Soil Improvement- Use Baugh' s PREMIUIXI PLANT FOOD AND SOIL BUILDER ITERTILIZERS 1ViIhur IiIcck +-......-......................-...--.,....-...............-,...-...............-.............-...-...........,....,-,......-......-......-..-,..-...-..........-,.........5. 4...-,,,,-.,,,-,,,,-.,,.......-,,.,..M......-.,,.-......,..,-,.,,-........,,-,,....,...-.,,.-..,,..,......,...,...-,.,,.............-........,.-..,,-..,.....W.-.-.................-..-..-.....-..-..-..-...-..,,.....-...-.1. Clare Deck PLUMBING AND H EATING Telephone 4935 Coiigrutlilatioiis To the Class of 1950 XYHEN YOU THINK OF ELOXYERS Think of Watkin's Greenhouse Slater Service GAS - OIL - TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES Telephone 4101 - Delta, Ohio Cmuplimelits of- Jerry's Market GROCERIES AND MEATS 1mr--un1unnv-nun-nmluu-nu -Telephone 2025 - Delta, Ohio 1,,,1uu-,m1,... 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1uu.......1-:ui .!..-.......-..,...........-....-..........................,.-,.....,...-.....,.,,..,,,.....,............-,.,..........,,.....,,,.-.M....,.,,..,...-...-. .........M......-,.,...,,................-............-......-...-....-......g. Compliments of SQUARE DEAL BODY COMPANY Use More PINE TREE DAIRY M1114 co'r'rAGu QH1c12s1f: clemlxr COl7l+'lilE ummm 1915 clamlxl wH1PP1Ncj3 Liulzml 1sL:'rT151:M1LK ' Q1A10ccn1..1xT1z MILK 'l'hey're Good For You Y .1m.1m1-nm1nn.1un.1nn1pmLnn--nn-lm-y,n..nll.1m.1nLlln.1ln14m,l+ Q...--..--.-.1-1-1q.--...q1,1.q.-m.1n...n1--,Q1-.1gi--.m..q1-....q..,....u.-M-nn..--M-lm n111n111nn1n11-nun11111-n.n-up-11:-n-n-n---n--m-n-u1---1u-m-n-n--n-Qu 1,91-..,..1u,,..g,.1,m S I.,1g,,1,,,,1u111,,1.1...,1.,,,1,,.,... q..-..-...-1...-....-... L'o11g'1'at11Iz1t1c ms I7111111- THE DELTA ATLAS First In Fulton IYHERE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR BRINGS THE REST OIT RESULTS 1,780 ACTUAL PAID IN ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTIONS LARGEST COMMERCIAL PRINTING PLANT IN FULTON COUNTY Our Prices Are Right -. , ,, ,, ,,, ,-,,..,,,,,,-...,-..-....-.............-...-,.......,,..,..-,.......-..,,.....,.-,...-.111-m1...........,......-.,,.....u1-1-.1...,,.-.......,,...1.11..,.....,.,,....w..1.11..1111-1111-,,.,..,,,.-..,!. 4' .ln--11-111:-A-m1-ul1un1nn1n1mi1m11nu-mi-m--un-:nn-mi-mf--un-un1m-.m1m-mn-nu-m--nn-I.:-u-In-s-n-n1a--u---u-n-n-uu--------- -gn Harmon Chevrolet Sales L'l'lEVROl.1fT CARS AND 'VRUCKS 201 XYest Main Street Telephoile 12-15 L'ompliments of- North Side Market Cl'I'OlCli Mli.'X'l'S A-NND POUl.'l'RY Telephone 1115 Don Post Delta Machine Shop NVC Do or XYQ Have- ' fXntho11y Hoists ' Sheet Metal XYo1'lq ' Aeetylene :xml Iilectric l3'o1'tz1lule XYe1cling ' 'I' Lmmr l :incl Die Repair Do you ueccl 11 good farm elevator? XYe have or can huilcl om Norris liros., Pi'op1'ieto1's Eddie' s Shell Service 'liC1C1DllOllC 1235 - Home Telephone -1834 Delta, Ohio .i........-........-........................................-..- .,...,................-,.............-.-,,,-........,.....-...-,.,......-....,.,,....-.............,,....,.- ..,..,.,-..-..-.......1. ,!,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,,,,...m,...,,,,...m....m-.q,...m.1w...uu1m1w1.,,...,4....n1M..,,,.....,,,,gn-.nu..mi..m,1,,,,.-,,,,1nn1nn...f ...gl1...1...1,,,....,,1.0...,...,,1,,1,,...,.-..-,....,,1.,1.,.... 4. g Wauseon Recreation GOOD ROXYLING . . . Fun For Everyone GOOD FOOD . . . Szlnclwiches and Soft Drinks Telephone 9-7661 Burl Hottinan, Proprietor RADIUS REFRTGERATORS TELEVISION M. A. Pontius Radio Sales 145 S. Fulton - Wlauseon, Ohio RECORDS TNIUSIC RANGES PROTECT YOUR FUTURE XYITH INSURANCE Grisier Insurance Agency Service Since 1868 Harold Roos Telephone 8714 XYnuseon, Ohio Williams Brothers ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Telephone 3062 or 4011 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- I-Iines Furniture Store HOME l+'URNlSHlNGS Telephone 1165 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- V. A. Wisner CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Telephone 1365 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- I-lollinger Clothing House Holll' Location Saves You Money 414 Maplewood Street Delta, Ohio Compliments of Standard Hatchery and Farm Supply Floyd Nofzingei' - C. R. Baker .g........................-......-..............-.....,..-...-......-........,.,-..-...-.......,.....,...,,....,..,-.,.,.........-...-..........-...-,,-..-............-......4. -In-n1uI1n--aI-ni-1n-n Q!- gu-lm1.....m..m...q.,.-.ml-.lm...mimm-Im..,HI-.W1gI.-M1...I1m.1p,I..W.-..w1nII1gII-q,I1Iu11,0-.pm-.1 ...gu-,1, Gamble's The lfrienclly Storel' Harclware - Electric Appliances - Auto Supplies George Hillll-lllilll, Owner Telephone 2213 Delta, Ohio Dailey's Jewelry and Gift Store 218 Main Street Telephone 3501 Delta, Ohio Delta Dry Goods Company GENERAL DRY GOODS M NOTIONS -- SHOES YARD GOODS - READY - TO- XYEAR Telephone 1895 Delta, Ohio - ,,,- ,,,-M...,..,..,..-.,.-..............-........-...-...-.,.-.,,.-,,.....,-........,.-...-...-.,..-......,,.-..,.-......,..,.......,,......,,.......-.,.-................!. Compliments of- Lichtenwald' s Market ,gn-. L I I I I I I Delta. Ohio .!.,-v.....-.-.....,,...,...-.......,.....-...-....... .-.... Rettig Music Store 514 Clinton Street - Detizmce. Ohio RAND INSTRUMENTS - M USIC - RECORDS Coinpliinc-nts of The Markey Bronze Bushing Company Motorist Mutual Insurance Company FARM - HOME - ACCIDENT F- A UTO l'RO'l'lit l'lON . . . Every Hour Frank U. Meister. .fXg'ent Telephone 2185 Delta, Ohio First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Delta. Ohio FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS - INSURED SAVlNGS .!........-.,.....,,..................-.,.-,.,,......,.........,,...,.....,,.,-.,,........M-..-.,,.-,,.....,...-,,.,-,...-...,.....,....,,......-.M..,,,,-, ..,...........-,.-........,.........,..........................-...-..-...!. Compliments of Delta Farmers Cooperation Association Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Ketch - A - Bite Ready To Serve You At All Times. XVith the Good Things You Like To Eat -Stella Spires Compliments of- Tl-l E Lyric Theater DlSrlllNCTlVE Pl-l0'l'0GRAPl'lY Joe Wines Portrziits Home or Studio .!..-.,-.....,.....-...-.,..-...-..-...-...-.............-...-...-.......-...-...-..........,-.........,-...-........-.W-i.,...,....m.....-...-4. I I I'RIN'I'l2RS OF THIS ANNUAL- The Metamora Record IJUIILISIIING AND COMMIQIQCIAL PIQINIING -Mctalxiorzl, Ohio Seniors As you go on in lifc clon't fail to curry with you the spirit of good citizenship acquired in high school. Your generation can cou- tribute much to the dignity and prestige of our nation. International College School of Commerce - Fort XYZIYIIC, Inclizmu -1...-iqiq.-gig-g1g1-1g..q1m1 ig.-gi-1-1-1-1g1gig1g.--1 .....-.............-............-..-..', .mimi-.unix-.,,... im.. -...MQW-. I I .f.-,. FACULTY AND SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS fi if - Er- M1 F- . , .1 L, - - 1 . , , , , , iq - - 9, -5- .. ' . 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