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

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. . 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.

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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.