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W, , A r 1 'i J Board of Education VVilhur Kleck President P 'f - ' . -,:::,:::,Q, Q?-5' ' :: - 'Yf:?E2:?'-- ai. ::5:5:5:a:a: , '1EE'-:E ,, - , ,, ,A-..,,gg,2,1,,.:1.-.i54-Q., ,ev ,,,.,,,,,,-.-. , ,f.,.,.,.,.:., . 5 :. -5 :X 5E535E5E5EE1g:?5?- 2f2: ' 555.5 ..,.: .-,1.:.5:::1-V5-L5 A,,x. ,,1' , '. :,:E:.,.5.-.rv-:T Cgkl dv :.:5-5:5.5:gg:.-, , ,-qw V ' af wi- Y 21 . , ,f Q37 ,t Elroy Rupp Dr. R. Merrill Paul Hartley Vice President The Bcmrd of Eclucatiou acts as the controlling llancl to see that our school is run in top-notch conclition. They are the citizens who want the best for us, and we wish to thank them for their interest. 479 Clifford Baker FOI DA NAU Umxersxtw of C1I'lClI'll121f1 B Commcrcnl WOT NIAN RLEE HAZEL TOHINSOX Kentuclw Qmte A B E lm Boxxlmg Cxceu State Lmx cram B Q Hmtory Qou 11 Studlm RUTH VIACK EI1ON WHI'l COXIP Olno 'State Umxemxlx A B B S C 4 C SCICHCF Fmdlax Colle e A B hnghsh 9 I Mm PAULA QCHNUC' Oluo State Umx ersxty B Q Elementaly Vlusm Tumor H1511 Pu 11911 X 1. . .71-. F- 5 n,L '-'y. I ,, ,, 3.' '. . I 5. I 4 f . 'Y Y vvxt 'A.. . ugh 3 l x, 7 K, rg J.' M ,. . 4 ' 1 . I l . L71, .. -. N . . ' 0' - . a - - - T. .. Q A L vl . .7 E ' lr zu . D' F acult O VI WELCH VI1am1 Umxe sm B S OIIIO qtwtc NI A Quper1ntendent GLENN HILTY Bluffton A B I IIIICIDII M ltllematxcs Faculty LOUIS MESZAROS Alfred Holbrook Memorial College -A. ll. Physical Education Coach Industrial Art Driver Educat S ion r EVERETT COTTLE Alfred Holbrook Memorial College - A. B. Physical Education Eighth Grade 29 4 ,. s N' X X as is K XO L . ... S .... QF.. 1 1... .M if ., ' 4 Z f X it SX - Froggy: 2' vi.: KENNETH BURRIS Ohio State University - B. S. Agriculture MARGARET DILLER Bluffton College - B. S. Home Economics KATHRYN SHELHART University of Toledo - B. S. Physical Education Seventh Grade History Health RICHARD DAME.-XCH Capital University - B. of P. S. M. Music FRED PETERS Vets' Agriculture FRANCES NORRIS Secretary and Clerk of School hoard Custodians Lee Myers Hazel Lozer Douglas Lozer Hats off to those who have taken care of Delta High for us lol these many years! They sweep up the papers we drop, mop the floors we mess up. and keep the lawn we are constantly walking over, in good condition. There is little complaint about the temperature of the classrooms. XYe are very grate- ful to these people who keep our school at its best. Bus Drivers XYithOut the bus drivers, a large share of the pupils who come to school every morning would be counted among the absent, Like the postman, they drive in rain, snow or sleetg fair weather or foul. They try to bear the shenanigans of their riders, from the lirst graders to the high school seniors. They have done a great job. and we are proud of them. -Tunior Recliner .. - .. ,... ,,., , E.:..,.,1,:mi.:.5,:.5:?3.5.,Q:5:g: a E. 4 ,.,.,:.::.::.. .,.,5-:a-ggs5:a:spg::s5g1:,:s:s:a:sg15s?5:g25:-955 4,-4 , 5- f V, gg ' 1 9 , K f, . :. :.:.k: V' 1 1 gf. .5-3-5-32:11 qc , 5 : 1 2 9 . Kenneth Mori' Lowell Gehringer Leo Chamberlin Omer Favorite Not Pictured: Lowell Ballin me im li '- 'f fz7f f If I l' l1 , 1 7fZWI7Zl,2W7 Seniors JACK SHORT Band 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Varsity D 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 3, 4: Elimination Test 3, 4: Scholarship Team 35 Student Coun- cil 35 Class President 45 Green Ek Wltitc 3, 45 Del-Hi 45 Class Play 3, 4: Debate Team 3, 4: Junior Class Trip 35 Boy's State 35 Science Klub 1, Z. D.-XRYLI. BRIAN BERNATH Sug Glee Club 3. 45 County Festival l, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Varsity D 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 track l, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Class Vice President 3, 45 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Trip 3. GLFNDA LOU ALSPAUGH Lou Del-I-Ii 45 Class Secretary 1, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Green Sz White 3, 45 F.F.A. Sweetheart 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 junior Class Trip 3: Rotary Recognition 35 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Secretary 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 G. A. A. 2, 45 F. H.A. 1, Z5 Science Club 1, Z5 County Music Festival 2, 35 State Music Contest Z, 35 In- tramurals 1, Z: Class Play 4. C125 GRli'I t' H ICN WIN TIE RHOFF Gret Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Music Festival 2, 35 County Music Festival 35 State Music Contest 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Z, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Phi Beta Sigma 2, 35 Elimination Test 2, 35 Scholarship 2, 35 Class officer 4: Green Sz Wltite 3, 45 Del-Hi 4: Librarian 45 Office Help- er 35 Class play 3, 45 Debate Team 35 Junior Class Trip 35 Athens trip 3: Treasurer 4. ROBERT BORCK Bob Varsity D 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3 43 Track 1, 35 Student Council Z lf.-F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Trip 3. LOIS ANN ARNOLD Loie Band 35 Orchestra 1, 25 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, Z5 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 County Music Festival 15 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Elimina- tion Test 1, 25 Green 81 'White 3, 45 Del-Hi 4: Secretary 45 Office Helper 45 Junior Class Trip 35 Class Play 4. HAL BOVVERMAN Football 15 Track 3, 45 Intramural 1, 45 Student Council 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Trip 3. C135 JUANITA CARROLL BAUGH Nita l I Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Rotary Recog- nition 35 Elimination Test 1, 2, 35 Del-Hi 45 Scholarship Team 1, Z, 35 Student Council 45 Green Sz White 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Junior Class Trip 35 Debate Team 3, 43 Athens Trip 3. ARCHIBALD RICHARD BUCHANAN Squirrely Varsity .E 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 In' trainurals 1, Z, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Green Sz White 3, 45 Class Trip 3. 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A. 1, 2, 1, f: 1' ' 5' 2 ,Zz Del- ' I IHV3 , Z, 3, 43 1-- 1 ' 5 ' Hcn ' Q 1, Z, ,fl M' 'on ' f 5 , t' 'Q j , 3 - Test 15 juuf - Class ' ril 3, 1l1..', or 3, -lg ,l1I1llOI' Clusi Trip 3. 1'l2l5' -1- Q ' : ' 1 .2 LTIA1 X,Zl.1'Sllj' D 1, 2, 3, 4: 17001111111 1, 2, 'f - , 1 1 4 5 -1 3,, -lg llnskctlmll 1, 2, 3, 41 1-Hi ' A 4' A A 45 31. -hull 1, , 'g ' P l F0 f , 5 13,15-1611, 1, 2, 3: 1, Z, 3, 45 Eli 'l'IZ1'E'O Te-t 1, 23 1 . 111 . 1 , . 'gl'-2l'.C 1,'f., .X 1 nm- R011 1, 2, 4, P 'I'- 3 '1 ,1 1 S , L3j 1 , , 1 , T' ', ly- 3.1: K- cfm ,., I 1 Y,' 'W' I 7 -te!!! 1 HOVVARD RECKNER Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, Z, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Junior Class Trip 3. GLENN MULL Track 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 5. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Trip RICHARD ROTH Dick VHrSity D Z, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 T1'HCk 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Trip 3. C175 MODESTA MAE NEVILLF, Moe Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 15 Music Festival 1, 2, 35 County Music Fes- tival 2, 35 Music Contest 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Green Sz White 3, 45 Del-.Hi 45 Secretary 45 Office Help- er 45 F. H. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Junior Class Trip 3. WILLIAM SCHROCK Bill Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus Z5 Music Festival Z5 Football 1, 25 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Eli- mination Test 1, Z, 3, 45 Green 81: White 45 Del-Hi 45 Junior Class Trip 35 Band 45 Class Play 4. RICHARD SEGRIST Zeke Cilee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 1, Z, 35 County Music Festival 1, Z, 35 Varsity D 45 Football 1, Z, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 2, 35 Track 45 Student Council President 4: Class Officer 15 Del-Hi 45 Debate Team 45 ,lunior Class Trip 35 Boys' State 35 Class Play 4. PAUL SHELT Birdy Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 ,Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 15 Del-Hi 45 Librarian 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 'lunior Class Trip 3. ROBERT SEGRIST Bob Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 1, Z, 35 State Music Contest 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 2: FEA. 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Class Trip 3. ,IEAX MARIE SINDEL Cindy Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 1, 2, 35 County Music Festival 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 35 Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4: C-.A.A. 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, Z, 35 Phi Beta Sigma 35 Rotary Recogni- tion Z, 35 Elimination Test 1, 2, 35 Scholarship Teani 1, 2, 3: Student Council 35 Class President Z: Green 81 Wliite 1, 3, 45 Del-Hi 45 De- bate Team 35 Junior Class Trip 3: Girls' State 3: Clrss Play 3, 4. C135 SUE ANN SMITII Suzi-2 Girls' Glee Club 1, Z5 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Elimina- tion Test Z, 35 Class Officers fSec- Green Sz White 45 Del- retaryb 35 I-li 4: Secretary 3, 4: Office Helper 45 ,lunior Class Trip 3. PAUL TE DRONV Teclie Varsity D 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,45 Rotary Recognition 35 Elim- ination Test 1, 35 Scholarship Team 35 Class Vice President 25 Bovs' State 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4. TOM STUDER Stucle Glce Club Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Debate Team 35 County Music Festival 35 Music Contest 35 Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 15 Baseball 1, 35 Green 81 White 45 Librarian 45 Class Play 3, 45 ,Tunior Class Trip 3: Honor Roll 4. ALTH EA TER VVILLIGER Twiggi Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Glee Club 45 County Music Festival Z, 3, 45 Music Contest 2, 35 Secretary 3, 45 Oflice Helper 3: Class Play 35 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45Ajunior Class Trip 3. , . .a C191 ROGER LEE TAPPAN Tap Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 1, Z5 Music Festival 1, 2, 35 County Music Festival 1, 2, 35 State Music Contest 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 F. F.A. 2, 3, 43 ,lunior Class Trip 35 Science Club 2. M :X RILYN TRACY , Mixed Chorus 1, Z5 Intramurals 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Phi Beta Sigma 25 Rotary Rec- ognition 35 Elimination Test 1, 2, 3: Scholarship Team 35 Class Treas- urer 35 Green 81 White 45 Librarian 45 Secretary 45 Office Helper 3, 45 junior Class Trip 3. TER RY TROXV12-RIDGE Tobe Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Music Festival 2, 3, 42 Varsity D Z, 3, 45 Football 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 3, 45 Track 15 Student Council lg Del-Hi 45 Class l'l:tjc 35 'luuior Class Trip 3. MAX lll.lQlCl'li Maxie 13 ll u cl 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 County Music Festival 15 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 F. F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: junior Class Trip 3. JERRY TCCKERMAN Tuck Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra l, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 1, Z, 35 County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 ,Iunior Class Trip 3: Science Club I, Z. AlQ'l'1-IUK WACHTMANX Art Track 1: Science Club 1, 25 Junior Class Trip 3. H203 H12RMltXlC WINSICRI AN Tenn Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Music Festival 2, 35 County Music Festival Z3 Music Contest' 3: Junior Class Trip 3. Class of '51 In '39 First Row: Patsy Harrisg Opal Mae Greeng Donna Shirkeyg Janice Smithg Marilyn Tracy, Marlene Tuckermang Lois Arnold, Margaret johnson, Jean Sindelg Valerie Lahlontg Nancy Currier. Second Row: James Eberly, Donald Stine: Jack Short, Dick Segristg Ion MeQuilling Bill Schrockg Jerry Lambertg Howard Recknerg Dan Fitch, Donald Ohlinger. Top Row: Miss Spiessg Bobby Greisinger: Chalmer Mohler, George Knappg David Van- Winkleg Clifford Recknerg Richard Mohler, Gerald Sampsong Archie Buchanang Neil VVhitmerg Ward Rhoadcsg Marion Frank. TWELVE YEAR HISTORY Because there was no kindergarten when we started to school, we went directly to the first grade. We shall always remember the first day because Valerie LaMont cried all the time we were there. The nicest part about the first day was that we had to go only for an hour. After we really got started, we said the ABC's every morning and counted to lC0. It wasn't long before everyone knew his numbers and alphabet backwards and forwards. Our unlucky teacher was Miss Spiess. We had a big, big, toy band that made lots of noise. Our second year was rather uneventful. About all we did was arithmetic: multiplication, subtraction, ad- dition and division. We had a program every Friday, participated in by everyone that thought he had talent. Poor Miss Rupp was the teacher. The third grade was really taught by Miss Dripps. VVe drilled on multiplication and writing. We went to the Toledo Library and the Toledo Zoo. The operetta, The Gingerbread Man, was a big success. We made Sombreros and Serapes, with lots of paint, paste and colors all over the floor after we were done. Jack Short brought a recipe for making Mexican tortillas and we were supposed to take the recipe home and try it. Everyone survivcdg so it must not have been too bad. Miss Basinger was our fourth grade teacher. She suffered with us through all our trials and tribulations. We visited the Atlas Office, Water Works, Pet M'lk and the Delta Depot. We watched the train leave the mail. Everyone had told us if we got too close we would be sucked under the train, so we all stood back and hardly saw the mail being caught On the hook. H.M. S. Pinafore was the operetta put on by our grade this year. One night of practice no one came because the weather was so bad. The next morning' everyone got the dickens from the music teacher, Mr. Hartman, who was directing the play. Our fifth grade teacher, Miss Alexander, read us Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and many other books. This was also election year and the staunch Democrats and Republicans in school really had a battle over who deserved the offices. The last day of school we had a picnic at the park. All morning the pop, in huge tubs, tantalized us tre- niendously. 4213 TWELVE YEAR HISTORY CCont1nuedJ We reallx 161111611 how to stng tn tl1e S1Xfll Q,1Z1tlC MISS lhompsou l'1l.lQ,lll us many 1OllllClS lI'1ClLlClll'1g Down by the Statxon, Scotlands Burnmg lllfl Are You Sleepxng? Xl1ss Thompson stheduled a baseball game be txxeen tl1e fifth md stxth Qrades Dtelx Mohler Wxs o11r DllCl'1CI' allfl Roger Datley tl1e fifth grade ptteher 111 19031 1110111 30 J In tl1e spun lean Ralxer was elected 'tlay Queen All gtrls we1e exc1ted about dmc tue the Nltv oe MIS Ge11s w LS out seventh Q,1'1flC homeroom 1nd Enghsh f6t1CllC1 We got our first ttste of Ol tl reports H1111 CO'lfU51011 Of 011211121112 rooms for chfferent cl1sses ln Enghsh we gaxe racho programs, commerclals, and all Some of the111 were re1llvl11la11o11s Bob G1e1s111Qe1 was on the P111 Beta Qtqma Our hrst play was the Knave of Hearts C1131401 C1116 IliC1C1lCIT121l1D lxnapp was Olll etghth 2,1 xde teache He dtdnt hesttate to use tl1e paddle wl1en 112011611 1V11011 11161 opened the doors between rooms two 1nd tluee we had many geography md math eon UQ S 111111 IC seventh grtde ll119 was .1 terttfic year fot note passnw The onlxf trouble was Mr Knapp 0111211 sone of ll at tt Ol does that paddle Qllll 1 DlClx Nlohlet was the smart one tlus vear He was put Oll the Plll Beta qtgtna Nl1ss Nau W ts llle flESlllTl'iI'l boys homeroom teacher lt seems qtute .1 few of tl1e llllx Wells came 11p mtsstngf duttno tl1e xear b11t most of tl1em retutnecl befotc sthool was out Nlr Nlesmros was homeroom te1cl1er o 110 Ill and a ICXR cvs O111 Freshmen Get ACC1ll11ll1Ctl Prtrtx was 1 b1,q suctess Wllll tl1e help of lxty1T1OIlfl Fttch 8110111112 a bow e 1 ufflttec XlCll1Cl Nlohlu xx 1s Olll D1CSlllC1ll Ptul qhelt xtce prestdeut 1nd Clen da lou Alsptugh, secletary IUC tc tw. r UIQ lohnson and llr Klee were out llOlllCI'OOIIl teachers when we were sophommes VVC elected ean Nncel a our cltss I1lEilClLl'll laul left ow xtee lJ1GQ1lCIll Opal Xlae Green see1et'11v Carole Smtth, treas 11191 IllCl lxtchatd Vlohler student co11nc1l 10111 15132111110 Cillllldlgll set !.l'CCOlClfO1 luqhest sxles of ove1 600 Valette laNlo11t sold Sll96O xvoxth of su 1111 tons lVl1 Weltl1 took moxmg ptctures of lllC class '111d V tls WO11ClCl1CLll sellma techntque 0111 HIQ1 11E111fl11et was tl1e 1 H Clllll 1nd tfterw 1rd exerxone xxl1o serxed l1ad sore feet L1 1310 1112 ptrtx we Qot to set tl1e dfttt as we wanted tt for tl1e sophomore class xxas Ill Decemmer I'CjO1CC!l We got one of llle nexx tetehers 1Xl1ss Dtxts fo one ofo111 J11n1o1 l1o111eroomte1cl1ers Nlt Klee hlxed N0 we he ll uxed 1111 11 ltade to be 11otl1e1 of our homeroom teac1e1s NVe had manx, mam b tnquets to ratse funds wl1en we were jumors Qome of tl1e111 wete Pet Xltlk Ban quet fot llll ql.llilClHO1'1 lonl 1to GTOXXCIS B1nquet, 'md a vH Banquet VV? 011050 0111 111121 1n October and ffot them soon tft our plav Bro her Goose Noxember 18 111 whteh X113 lp 111011 and 'tck Qhort co starred Patsx H'1r11s had l1r3.nQ1t1s 1nd IDOTIS NlcK1bben wts her hldden VOICE Wllllf! Patsv act cl the 11a1t Rtchard Vlohler was elected ptestdent Darxll Bernath xrce prestdent, Sue Cnuth sectetarx Nl 111lxn T1acx treasurer, Hill lem 'imdel and laclx Short, student co11ne1l 'lhe untor qe111o1 Banctuet xxhen we were hosts couldnt have been anv mo1e fun 1f xve l1ad to do 1t ovet 1011 1111168 Our,theme was Haxvau Everxthmo eente1ed lfOllllfl the theme, tncludtng tl1e o1chestra xvhtch was 1361111111 1 boat named Aooha tt rust Cpoot Archte nnspclled Aloha and manv palm ttees 'lhe sad part tbout oug banquet w ts tl1 t we had to stax 1111t1l elexen o clocle Our ITlOll'lClS coolxed 1 wonderful me xl for all eoucetnec lllCIl we tll came to sthool on Xlemotml Dax to sta1t to W1sl11ngton, we expected to ao tn tl1e school bus ll1e ttoublt was thtt there wete too m1nv of 11s md tl1ere was 1101 enounh room fot all of us 'lhere were about etght cars followmg tl1e 13115 to the loledo Ltuon Statton to statt on our way for wondetful, won detful NfVasl11n0to11 XVe ot 0111 ,,1'1de cfuds before we got lll tl1e cals 1nd bus but tl1e ttnhappmess of tl1e low' 0l'ZlCl9N d Cllll last long 'Vlemortes of out lllp xx1ll ltst u11t1l we Clll, Exervone l1 td 1 llll3,11Ol1S ttme 1nd most o llw cndnt regret II q111110V Nmdlv xx IN elected Hon1eton1111f1 ueen our sentot Veu tnd her tttencl nts wete Glenda lou Als 112111011 md Naucx Curr1e1 ftom the sen1o1 tlass lxtchard Segrtst was Slurlex s CBCOII and Daryll Bernath escort ed Glenda Lou Hllfl lom qtudet esco1ted Ncncx Fhev VVCIC euou-1h to knock 10111 eves out lVe selected blue Uowns and VNllllC t1s el fO1 e1adu1t1on to keep llp our 1110110 of bemg d1ffe1ent from ll otl1er class to graduate O111 D1QSltlC1'l'f was lack Short vtct 111681616111 Duyll l3ern1th secrettrx Glenda lou Alspattqh, t1eas111e1, Gtetchen Wtntethoff 1nd student counctl Nlll lL1t1el1 and Rtchstrd qegust 122 . 1 - K . 1 1. 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BEST FOOT FORWARD ln spite of the old bug-a-lloo of in-iday the 13, the seniors presented their class play. Best Foot Forwardf' on April 13 to an enthusiastic audience. This year's play was the well known Broadway and Hollywood success which dealt with the difficulties faced by Bud lBill Schrockj when he invited a well known movie star tGlenda Lou Alspaughj to his senior prom, much to the dismay of his steady QNita Baughl! Bud's roommates Q-lerry Tuckerman and Tom Studerj, along with his other buddies tArchie Buchanan and Leon Mannj, tried to get him out of the ensuing trouble, but only succeeded in antagonizing their girls lLois Arnold. Gret llinterhoif and JoAnn Evansl and the rough and tumble proverbial blind date tjean Sindelj. The movie star's press agent Uack Shortj tried to get some favorable publicity through the local reporter fp Paul Sheltj but instead got some notoriety for the actress when the jilted girls tore the clothes off her. Of course. the principal lxljaul Tedrowj, the professor Qon McQuillinj and the chaperon tOpal Mae Greenj were taken aback by this violent display of youthful hi-jinks but the Old Grad QDick Segristl was happy because now XYinsocki Prep School was able to obtain first class football players through the resulting publicity. Best Foot Forwardu was under the direction of Mr. Norman Klee and the production staff included: Althea Terwilliger, Doris Mcliibben, Modesta Neville, jack Eickholt, Valerie LaMont, Marilyn Tracy, Tena VVinseman and Nancy Currier. C235 Washington Trip First Row: Max AUlrichg Hal Bowermang Daryll Bernathg Bob Borckg Dick Rothg Dick Konrathg Dick S6g1'lSiQ jack Shortg jack Eickholtg Paul Greutmang Jerry Tuckermang Leon Manng Roger Tappan: Glenn Mullg Paul Sheltg Tom Studerg Bill Schrockg Howard Recknerg Bob Greisingerg Terry Trowbridge. Second Row: Shirley Mandlyg Nancy Currierg Glenda Alspaughg Carol Smithg Tena Winseniang Althea Ter- williger: Marilyn Morrg Sue Smithg Gret Winterhollfg jean Sindelg Marilyn Tracyg Miss Davisg Mr. Kleeg Opal Greeng Doris McKihbeng Modesta Nevilleg Lois Arnoldg Hazel Evansg Valerie LaMont, Nita Baugh: liob Segristg ,lon McQuilling Arthur Wachtmann. Third Row: B. 81 O. Representativeg Dick Mohler, Archie Buchanan, Chalmer Mohler. JUNIOR CLASS TRIP lt was an excited, eager group that waited at Toledo Union Station the evening of May 30, 1950. Here we were, starting on a grand new adventure-on our own for three whole days! We wonder if the B. 81 O. has finally recovered from the effects of the Delta junior Class trip. The porter is probably still sweeping up pillow feathers. The hardier souls who were awake at 6:00 A. M. the next morning saw a beautiful view of the Potomac river, with the mountains in the distance. At last we were in Nllashington, the grand old city itself, and from the station we went on a preliminary tour of the Capital city, that included the F. B. I. building, the mint and the Smith- sonian Institution. At noon we were back at our hotel. Xllhen it seemed as if we would rather collapse on our beds, we left instead for George W'ashington's homestead, Mount Vernon. The following day's schedule included the Capitol building, and some even managed a glimpse through the Supreme Court building. VVe toured Annapolis Academy Qwheie all the handsome sailors arej, and spent the evening on a moonlight cruise on the Potomac. The last morning we were free to do whatever we wished. But it was a hard decision to make. There were so many things to seel However, almost everyone went to the XN'ashington Monument. Some even climbed to the top-all 52 flights of it! All things must end, however, and we had to bid 21 reluctant farewell, to Vlfashington. VVhen we hnally arrived home, after our first brief fling at independence, we were all very tired but very, very happy. C245 Class Glenda Alspaugh, will 1ny ability to write and boy friend going to college next year. Lois Arnold, will my ability to get along with Nita Baugh, will 1ny memories of being a Daryll Bernath, will my good-for-nothing Bob Borck, will my ability to drive to the Hal Bowerman, will my digging Ford to Arch Buchanan. hereby bequeath my whisk Nancy Currier, will by shyness to Joyce Sw jack Eickholt, will my ability to get along Hazel Evans. will my ability to flirt to Donna Opal Mae Green. will my ability to write long arford the stamps. Paul Greutman, will by butch haircut to Cale Bob Greisinger, will my little tin whistle and Dick Konrath, hereby will the school halls Valerie LaMont, will my lock of bleached Shirley Mandly, will my ability to get along Doris Mcliibben, will my long hair to our jon McQuillin, will the next two years of Chalmer Mohler, will to next year's world Dick lllohler, will my nickname, Nail, to Marilyn Morr, will my ability to get a boy Glenn Mull. will my ability to get along with Modesta Neville, will my quietness to the Howard Reckner, will all the text books of Dick Roth. will my slow and cautious driving Bill Schrock, will a step-ladder and binoculars upstairs hall. Dick Segrist, bequeath my ability to get along Paul Shelt, will my ability to smash up cars Jack Short, will my typing speed record and Holly. jean Sindel, bequeath my senioritis to Sue Sue Ann Smith, donit will anything. I like Tom Studer, bequeath 1ny ability to get along Roger Tappan, will my ability to keep a car Paul Tedrow, will my Olds to anyone who Althea Terwilliger, will my Henna Rinse Marilyn Tracy, will my ability to take dicta hand class. Terry Trowbridge. will Margie Ross to any Jerry Tuckerman, will my ability to come to Max Ulrich, will my world history book to Art XYachtmann, will my physics book to W 'll receive letters every day to anyone who l'as a the boys to my sister, janet Mae. senior to anyone who is sentimental. Plymouth to Bob Ricker's junk yard. girls in next year's drivers' education class. Milton Rearick. ers to Reed Sell. art. with Mr. Klee to Dick Stickley. Haas. air-mixil letters everyday to anyone who can Rash. the band to Tootie Ruger. to Mr. Hilty. hair to Mr. Klee. with the Lima boys to Sally Beatty. cocker spaniel dog. high school with Mr. Klee to my brother, Tom. history class Mr. Klee's closet. the boys in Industrial Arts. friend to Audrey Frey. Mr. Burris to Kenny VValter. freshman girls. Delta high to Bob Ricker. technique to Howard Leupp. ' to Mr. Hilty so he can get a better view of the with Mr. Hilty to to Ed Holly. all the problems I Kenny VValter. got in ahead of time to Ed Hartley. jon's Kaiser and I with Mrs. Johnson to Richard Stickley. in running order to Ed Stine. can keep gas and oil in it. to Diane Greisinger. tion at 90 words per minute to next year's short- don't want to lose it. one who thinks he can get her. school when I feel like it to Tib Bowerman. anyone who wants it. anyone who thinks he can do it. Tena XN'inseman, will my tallness and slimness to Marlene Tuckerman. Gret XYinterhoff, will my prohle to Marlene Evans. 6265 Delta' Classmates For 12 Years First Row: Marilyn Tracyg Valerie LaMontg Lois Arnoldg Opal Greeng Jean Sinclel. Second ROW: Bill Schrockg Archie Buchanang jack Shortg Bob Greisinger. Third Row: Dick Segristg Jon McQuilling Dick Mohlerg Chalmer Mohlerg Howard Recliner. Pike, York Swancreek Classmates For 12 Years First Row: Marilyn Morrg Shirley Mandlyg Sue Smith. Second Row: Roger Tappang Max Ulrichg Dar5ll Bcrnathg Leon Mann. Third Row: Paul Teclrowg Bob Segristg Paul Sheltg Hal Bowermang Glenn Mull. C273 l .., , , . , . E3 FJ fy. TT7Cff.'f'Lflf ,1, .'iZM7Zh!!ffWi57Fll9?:!Z!? If WZTZHWZIA Ei E I W5 '1T' '. '.'.'nv .H we 'v 11' Under- Classmen Sally I3 Junior Class X, Q , ' . 1 -if V, .. . V. .-.1 5 ... ' 'ii ' ii-,,, 'Q QI 4 Y' ,-. Q 5 , Q 'i'::ZE' - i :ii-'i i . - , ,N gh ,vn , vibtb, A 4 , MT ,I my wg. V Q Q A - --..' 2 ia' if X 6 X 3 K2 ig, , ,ing F A, X 1 A J: y 1 IZ' i fr 2' Mr. Klee Howard Lenpp ,lean Segrist Milton Rearick Catly Donald Lehman , -arf ' an Ruth Waclitmanii Dick Basich Daryl Kleck Miss Diller Ned Bechtel Tihhy Bowerman David Cole Dallas Cunningham Hal Dailey Roger Dailey Donald Deck Donna Durham Rebekah Ernsthausen Nancic Falor Bea Finney Marion Frank Richard Frank Audrey Frey Richard Green Don Haas Donna Haas Glenn Harmon Sue Hartley Joann Henricks Ed Holly Charles Hudson Dick Kigar Grace Lambert Jerry Lambert Dick Lehman Minnie Mattin Glenda McQuillin Virgil Miller Don Nofzinger Bonnie O'Neil Ray O'Neil Dorothy Ohlinger Charlene Post Cale Rash Margaret Ross Marion Ross Dorothy Sams ,lack Schcrf Ai Sharpe Donabel Skates ,lim Slagle Janice Smith Dick Stickley Eddie Stine George Swart ,loyee Swart Dorothy Tedrow Kenneth Tremaine Marlene Tuckerman Donna Vondron Kenny Wzxlter Not Pictured: Vernon O'Brien C305 Junior Class Play . v First Row: Virgil Miller: Howard Leuppg Eddie Stine, Minnie Matting jim Slagleg Grace Lambert: Al Sharpe, Marion Ross, Roger Dailey. Second Row: Dorothy Tedrowg Sue Hartley, Glenda McQuilling Bonnie G'Neilg Char- lene Post, Mrs. Shelhartg jean Segristg Donabel Skatesg Ruth VVachtmann3 Sally Beattyg Donna Vondron. Third Row: Beatrice Finney, Cale Rash, Jerry Lambertg Don Nofzingerg jack Scherfg Milton Rearickg Charles Hudson, Kenneth Tremaineg Don Deck, Kenny Walterg Donna Haas. Ginny Allen, a very intelligent girl from Chicago, moves to Vlfinnebagushi with her father, George, her mother, Laura, and her brother, Lester. She meets Beef, the captain of the foot- ball team, and falls head over heels for him. But Beef doesn't like smart girls, so Ginny has to play dumb. One day she deliberately copied some wrong answers from Beef's history paper. The teacher thought Beef had copied from her and had him put on probation for 3 week. This made' things really bad because Beef, the best player, wouldn't get to play in the last game. SO Ginny and Franny Barton, Ginny's friend, the principal's daughter, gave the players some drugged cocoa to make them sick so the game would be postponed. This was a good thing, too. because-in the game Beef made the only touchdown in the last few seconds, to win the game for Wmnebagushi. CAST: Ginny Allen, Minnie Matting George Allen, Roger Dailey, Laura Allen, Marion Ross, Lester Allen, Albert Sharpe, Professor Barton, Howard Leupp, Franny Barton, Margaret Ross, Beef, Jim Slagleg Molly lVoods, Grace Lambert, Foggy Ryan, Eddie Stineg Miss Bigby, Glenda M.cQuilling Scaffold, Dick Basichg Steve, Donald Deck, Bubbles, Don Nofzingerg Betty, Bea- trice Finney, Dot, Sue Hartleyg Mitzi. Sally Beattyg Barbara, Bonnie OiNeillg Miss Spencer, ,lean Segristg Wallace llloods, Virgil Miller. Director. Mrs. Shelhart. JUNIOR CLASS As usual, the junior class worked harder than any other this year, trying to mint a fortune for the Vllashington trip. As the class is exceedingly large, the task was a difficult one. But with a large class there is also a large number of willing workers, and work they did! The main source of income, concessions, was limited this year because most of the games were played away. But the banquets they served brought in most of their money. Of course, the junior-Senior banquet at the end of the year took out a sizable chunk, but we all feel that it was well worth the expense. Congratulations to the class and sponsors for a diligent but enjoyable year! ' C315 Catherine Markley Sophomore Mrs. Johnson Lucile Ruger Vernon Mull Hal Dinius Pat Ziegler Mr. Burris Beverly Ballin Janice Barker Ronnie Bernatli John Borck Russel Cook Carl McKibben Marcia McQuillin Tom MeQuillin Jane Meister Marlene Dailey Buddy Demaline Marlene Evans Marjorie Fey Dale Fraker Marlene Frank Ethel Fruth Bud Gillespie Diane Greisinger Bob Hansen Kathryn Havens Roger Johansen Alice Johnson Roger Kesler Larry Konrath John Kraska Bob Krohn Ira Lake Delores Lambert Eugene Miller Donna Mohler Carey Peabody Florence Pelton Henry Pelton Joanne Reekner Charles Rettstatt Bill Sehmidlin Reed Sell Janet Smith Nancy Stiriz Pat Thompson Martha Todd Ed Tovatt Nolan Tuekerman Theresa Vandock Voleta Waehtmann Larry Walter Jerry Watkins Ronald Lozer Walter Whipple Joyce Mandly Jeanette Woodring The sophomores have been kept flying this year by numerous projects and themes. The biggest of these, of course, was the magazine campaign. These industrious sophomores took in over a thousand dollars-Sl,0l2.fl5 to be exact. High salesman was Jane Meister, with a total of 370.25 She was awarded a pen and 15611011 Set fOr her efforts. Other prize winners were Roger Johansen and Tom McQuillin. . Autobiographies are one thing always looked forward to, a little dreaded, and usually a bit late. Still, Wasn't it fun to find out all those things about the old folks? Biology Held trip and projects were lots of fun, too. It's always fun to mix our studies with pleasure. We know that all the sophomores are looking forward to two more years af fun at D. H. S. , C325 ,: Freshman M7 N N P lSl'k BbM - X Jiiijsfireiih Sliileyil-Ililiiii Harclton Dliiiiibrar Mrs. Shelhart Janet Arnold Larry Masalis Dorothy Beaverson Conley McQueen - Don Bechtel Barbara Brown Eileen Chamberlin Ronnie Clark john Davenport Clarence Finney Larry Finney Dan Fitch Dorothy Fitch Patty Ann Graffice Sam Harmon Joyce Henricks Don Irwin Bob johnson Richard Kleck Mary Lambert Bob Lane jane LaSalle Orville Lawrence ,loyce Leiningcr Dean Knappenberger Margaret Miller Shirley Miller Ruth Neville Carolyn Reckner Sam Saul Janice Shaffer Romaine Short Wayfne Short Donald Stiriz Harold Swart Nancy Tappan Bob Taylor joan Taylor jim Tedrow Bob Thompson Paul Tracy Marilyn Vance Neill Wliitmei' Sally Wliitmer Carol Wliitniire Faye Ann Zenz The freshmen this year started the ball rolling with the annual Get-Acquainted party. Parents. teachers and students congregated for an evening of fun and fellowship. Miss Diller, Miss Schnug and Sam Saul entertained with a program to be remembered, making the party a complete success. Though the junior trip is far in the future, the freshmen have started accumulating and saving money already. VVith this start, we can have only the highest hopes for a success- ful four years at Delta High. C337 I -an A 5 S 7 f W W S 4- 'I F Eighth Grade First Row: Mr. Cottleg Linda Miller, Bob Welchg Judy Willistong Larry ,Shawg B i ll y Osterhout. Second Row: Don Mat- ting Nancy Ellsg Bob Schrockg Patsy Wolcottg Carl Winsemang Rosemary Vanceg Richard Turig Beverly Frye: Jlm KO1'te: Char- lene Taylorg Don Tremaineg Rita Brown. Third Row: Buddy Zeiglerg Virginia Recliner? Lawrence Shaffer? Carol Meister: Billy Wliitinireg Darlene Tanierg Nancy Bowermang Richard Lichtenwaldg Janet Rhoadsg Hovv- ard Burging Joan Leisg Larry Chamberlain. Fourth -Row: Delores Kosciuczykg Arlene Lambertg Tom Willie song Maxine Jenningsg Dick Billingsg 'Sue Terwilliger:Tony Smithg Maxine Bollmang Bob Lehman. Not Pic- tured: Kenneth Dohni. Seventh Grade First Row: Mr. Meszarosg Dickie Hartleyg Janice Norrisg Bob Merrillg Pat Shawg Larry Favoriteg Arla Murray. Second Row: Kenneth Postg Elfrieda Pelton: Janice Har- risg Delbert Christyg Mary Osterhoutg Bobby Coutsg Charlotte Tannerg Kenneth Bellg Nancy 'Finchg Earl Thomasg Deanna Johnsong Larry Gillingham. Third Row: Stanley. Basichg De- annzig Seigle: Grace Wliippleg Lonnie Henricksg Carol Cassg Lee Dunbarg :Carolyn Slee. Not Pictured: Rob- crt asich. ' First Row: Miss Schnugg Larry Shumakerg Jeaninne Kleckg Devon Kissell. Second Row: Harold Rettstattg Carolyn Daileyg Phil Keslerg 'Janet Rupp: Billy Hiteg Brenda Burrisg James Matting Judy Robbg Larry Bar- low: Virginia Millerg William Bishopg Faye St. Clair. Third Row: Jean Schmidling Gary Currierg Sharon Leisg Harold Leuppg Alice Sharpe: 'Donna Tracyg Carol Tuckermang Bobby Dunbarg Violet Maddockg Clyde Stratton: Ann Jacksong Deanna Taylor. S' C355 VVe remember the dear old elementary years when we thought, Oh, if we were only seniors. The last year of school, nothing to worry about! That's how we used to feel when we'were in the elementary grades, but the feeling changes and we hate to leave good, dear, Delta school. Remember your days of the first years of school. If you do not, you will forget the foundation that we started with twelve years ago. lVe can imagine our children and your children going to Delta school just as we are and you are. lVe want you to be happy as we were happy, in days to come. , XVe are about to step out into the world beyond which you will enter soon, and we want to remember Delta school just as it has been for these twelve years we have been going to it. XVe are extending a hearty wish that you may enjoy it as much as we have. Sixth Grade First -Row: Mrs. Lindhorstq Robert Kehleg Nancy McQuillin: Dale IVlcQuilling joan Rashleyg Cornell Murray. Second Row: Betty Szabo: Don jackson: Betty Schmidling Sonny Finneyg Judy jackson: Lupe Orzabalg Carolyn Mohlerg junior McQueeng Mary jo Reickertg Larry Gaultg Della Staplesg Tommy Green. Third Row: Harold Raseyg Patsy Chamberling jim Fitchg Diana Huntg Butch Bush- mafil Joyce Shipmang Bobbie Vandockg Frances Matting Richard Gillespieg Peggy Smithg Don Corbing Peggy Bakerg Charley Finneyg Shirley Rossg Merle Shorty Danny Murryg Carolyn Licktcnwaldg Dick Dunbar: Paul DeMondg Carol Billingsg Gerald Scherf, H365 Fifth Grade First Row: Mr. Lohmang Margaret Hallowg Richard Taylor. Second Row: Janet Weaverg Walter Fruthg Jim Browng Nan Whitmire Karen Seigelg Rollin Edgarg Thelma Fitchg Carl Morrg Edwin Strat tong Deanna Triggg Myrtle Stevensg Arthur Bomar. Third Row. James Peltong JoAnn Gyurasicsg Billy Muirg Karen Mohr: Melvin Stickley Margaret Lehrnang Tommy Slagleg Alice Jean Hiltyg Leonard Makula Marie .Stevensg Don Beard: Beverly Shaw. Fourth Row: Carol Bishopg Charles Corbing Martha Bovverman Bobby McKihheng Daryl Haibelg Richard Mohlerg James Christyg Joe Coutsg Janet Walterg James Kissell Dahrel Sams: Joyce Ruple. Fifth Row: Dick Gilleng Roger Henricksg James Johnsong Terry Woody. Not Pictured: Jeannine Clark: Roger Clarkg Geraldine Stevenson. Fourth Grade f J t V A A i , Q t J rf, fax i , . -f 3 - ii ' T 2:2 . if I f if .4. A ..,.,.:, K l . .:1:. . 5 ' ..,.. Y l i ia tt' V, 4 'ill' -:::. ' N DPDIA .... 1 'S' ,f f 4 ' .,,,, ' ----f- il Z l : t 51. First ROW: Ml-S. Kreiilel y A , Q mb Q , X , - E ' Q Judy Hartleyg Ch a r e s ' F f 'i 5 ' - Tamer: Befbafa 50116216 , :sw-ty aw .,i. Q in ll, I A I 3, x Z ui..-. ,x Davifl Oxhonskl Z B O b b y , .2 'Qf 4-, fs 3 25 Leis Second Row: Mich i ezaw A' W if i n fl' .. s ,tI2f't'3?' :, 'Y t- ,' t' ' u f ri ' 2f.Q .fi.'3s'1!'l+:2: 1 L, .f ,Q ael Mack 3 Martha Kesler Richard Keithg Irene Pelton: Patsy Langenderferg Tonia VVarnerg Jerry Fav- W . orite: Carole Sturtevantg Helen Coutsg Roger Shafferg Joyce Wooclyg Donald N 23 i Turpening. .Tlnr-d Row: Phyllis Frankg Kenneth Stickleyg Marilyn MCK1b'lJCl1Q Roger Norrisg Vivian Davisg Verna Davisg Daryl Morrg Eddie Bowerman. Not gl Pictured: Elaine Bollman. l A i V ' it -V i L ': .:.. ' , ::,., i ' ! ,.,. A ,,,, ' A 3 1 , ,.a. i s ...... YW 1 ' . , ' ' 3 -,t-- ,,,., ity? ...,,,, 'i H 3 ----:-: 1 2-- i ' i i' 5 i ' ' M' . .... i'i'i'i ' I T Z J ,. .:...:.,, , , .,.,.. .. .,..... .1 -, . ,,, .....,.,, .. WZ' .,.: . .:.:.: .:.1.- 9 Y. ...:,. . f ,4 f .4 'lah 'I:-sg: l ' -' el -VK' ' af:fgi::. :2sE -335: -2 ,. 'Q at --'-- 4 M , ...,.,. 2 ' 5+ 4 ' 'Z ' M A H r-e- i 't fef fi ':': ' A K s .' 'gszzzti' 1 '-': . ':':, ,, ' First Row: Mrs. Beattyg VVilliam Norrisg Sharon Davenport. Second Row: Bruce Merrillg James Avery Pat Ousterhoutg Leroy VVoodringg Carol Finneyg ,Roger Lchmang Rachel Vifhippleg Wayiie Stollg Marilyn Sny derg Bill Jacksong Judy Dunbarg James Harris. Third Row: Janice Tnckermang Eddie Churchill: Sandra Boulisg Tommy Nofzingerg Carol Lamhcrtg Don Shumalccrg Nancy Peters: Larry Marshg Sue Linng Carl Ousterhoutg Marsha Dodgeg Sue Hollinger. ,,,, ::- I M 1-' ' 1-A 'Azzzzz Third Grade Q 7 f 4 .gy W is . Q W. ,ff 5 ad ' .1-3a5i5: :',M X ' ,v x Y 1 if - 1 ' . L ' , 1 . f . 1 .,.,, ' . ....: . A 3 Ls, ,fa n P1 . 'ff i N2 M l I ---- 2 ,,,,,, ,.,.. : K X' 2, y' V A - fl l T ' Srl, 5 M - ,A,A. . fi . ' - gf' if K S Kr Q T ' ' ' . First Row: Mrs. Durhaing Harlan Shaw: . . I Charles Miller: Hal Shaw. Second ROW: , ..-,. 'ill 5' N ' ai' .,' .-'IEE.EE , ':- 2 1 -:Q f ' ff 1-EEEEi :::f 25-,,:,'f7'E1-' . ' ' . - ' A 19. Dlwld G'3beft3 Pamclfl Nwfff Carl O11 ,.., f , Osterhoutg Elaine Burg-lug N01-.man Cl11'1Sty7 M1538 , A .- do Raymond Haskellg Marilyn Reighardj Nlfiffli L MCf2L11ll!l1I Darlene Loarg Hugh Gillesurei Mary Ann Hallowg Donna Emons. Third Row: Marilyn Diningerg Kelsie Hofacreg Kenneth Pfaffg Larry Kis- sellg Robert Thatcherg Penny Sturtevantg Karen Sue Wliitalqer, First Row: Mrs. Wliiicoiiilog ,lanice llishopg Donnie Straiiong Richard Hiteg Tommy Peltong johnny Stew- artg Susan Skates: David Waruerg Dale Matting Diane Norris: Michael lxofzingerg Margaret Reichart. Sec- ond Row: Penny Churchillg Hal Ellsg Larry Greeug Sandra Taylor: Richard Merrillg junior Hellg Penny jackson: Janice Morrg Sharon Dohrg Ronald Keithg Paula Gillespieg Gary Gilders. Second Grade First Row: Miss Meierg Linda Habelg Mar- ilyn Norrisg Gary Firstenbergerg Judy Couts, Second Row: Terence VVhite: Janet Van Dorcng Ann Camerong Ronald Ruple? oger Mvrkey: Phillip Morrg Mary Ann Wrilffz Allan Slaffle: Kathy Finneyg Terry Turpeningg Kathleen VVhitmireg Michael Coy. Third Rgwg Samlra Huyitg Donald Rcqkngi-3 jerry Gilling- hamg Donald Lambertg Norma Slceg Norma jean Gilleng Sherin Schlolterbeck. Not Pictured: Shirley Dohni. .. . . ' 1 as A' ': ' ..: . ifiiise, G. -. : rf--. 72 a ' 11 ..., , 5 ae'- -' ,ei if i?'..:.. 5- V- : ..,. .- - ' 4 - :.:::f.:2sisf2E.. My-'fa . - :aa-:z::.2:. yi' 51 fasiaiafei T' . ef1'e 's3' ' ' t' ff' .,., ' L ,- ' , 'f ..... .... 3 i N, as-31... ., ' J - -.-it an ' 4 asf ' 4 wg :5i g.,,- W5 .,.., , :a:f::-, .,,.Mz f-:- me . vivfjz gi ' L DL , z a . 42 gg : 2535 , Q. r i vf . M , gg ':: f 4 .f asm- +' ftlfm' ' ' , 'QS LA 215-27' 2-'-1 -+ 1 V i 1 .. 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' f .. i K nv , .i ff First Row: Mrs. Hudsong Karen Haskellg Ronnie lidgarg jack Forrestg Glen Scherfg Bobby Pelersg Marlene Gaultg Billy Segrist: Gary Fielding Susan Rasey. Second Row: Beverly Triggs: Mary Lou Vifoodyg Dick Cassg Willarcl Lou Larerg ,loyce Linng Carol Russellg Mary Ann Gyurasicsg Gary Thatcherg Marjorie NVhip- pleg Larry YVelch: Anna Mae Christyg Charles Ruger. Not Pictured: Dennis Hopkinsg llohby Mohler. 4335 ' 5, rrir 4 .la , ' J ---- V. NRE fmwuii g iw Wwfeiff k aaia awww +aj.a . .A f ': f ' ----V . i , S Q ,,, f 'i - I ' j l 45 3. ,-::::igg2',f- . Q f,a,R ':i 'I-1 VA ear ' ,,,, .. i , f y -iv I' H C . Q' ' fl M sf' 1 if -'Q.,::q:g, - ' :QQ N' X 2 2 , , ,f wx' ,y '..f' .. - 5 f- yn.: . ' I ,J . fre 'V V ,i -asa ' 1' 5 A A , fi t? V Z.. was f rf ? f irc 'B f , ...... - - M E X V ' - N f V Q - . ,Q U mwwmmaaaf A,A,. aapawaamr ia,aaf' wmww+mw e a aww aww, awww -eisifiz' ...za-Y' ff f.I5K::.-if f ..:,..,-A: A M ' '. ' I '. l . ' f .,., ' .. ff: 1.3 iaisiaisiae. .f Q -, g ,..,, W 3 ' di' 535. ..-H ,... ,. ,,........ .- ' ,, 3 V. P? M Eff? 5 : 13 . we ER.-::f:::f, ' ' First Row: Mrs. Hinesg Bonnie Burtg Harold Davisg DeeAnn Dunbar: Dale Eicherg Donna Finneyg Michael Greisingerg Terry Henricksg Russell Johnston. Second Row: Nancy Kerekesg Gary Maddoekg Carol Mileyg Tommy O Konskig Kay Petersg Connie Schroederg Marcia Stoutg Richard Tervvilligerg Deanne Volhnerg David Wellsg Karen Woodringg Wayne Woodring. .lack Hatcher: Gary jacksong Linda Krauss. Second Row: Douglas Lyonsg First Row Hrs Laneg Sandra Belly Linda Chris- lyg Patrick Coy: Ronald Dohrg Cheryl Finneyg Donald Fritzg Nancy Gil- dersg Randall Hanseng John Neorrg Su Ann Rakerg Darlene Shipmang Oscar Stollg Pamela Todd: ,Timmy Weaver: Paul Wilcherg Sue Williams. Kindergarten Harmong David Dunbarg Ann Robertsg ,lohn tured: Don McQuillin. First ROW: Mrs. Reighardg Roger Pfaffg Trudy Taylorg Tommy Smithg Gloria Haskellg Nan Warnerg Paul Schlottcrbeckg Helen Miller. Second Row: Roger Spiessg janet Kraussg Paula DeMOndp Billy Bay: Candy Willistong Patsy Rashg Nancy Frankg Dennis Loarg Margaret Stevensong Michael Stevensong 'Sharon Lulfsg Blair Tuckerman. Third Row: Jane Brasiolag Tommy Shumakerg Isabelle I-IulTman. Not Pic- First Row: Bobby Morrg Sharon Wentz: Dickie Weaverg Janet Beaversg Marion Makulag Mary Peltong Danny St. Clairg Catherine Hutchinsg Bobby Weaver: Kay Trigg. Second Row: janet Dunbarg Cheryl Daileyg Lee Snyderg Elaine Goiugsg Jean Woodyg jimmy Bisliopg Ardath Hofacreg Mike Tracyg Iris Lauflferg Phyllis Richardson: Billie jo Smoutg Terry Gillcn. Not Pictured: Sandra llrehmg Carol Gillinghamg Barry Hopkins. ' C395 K 1 r , l A l L N F i Activities Phi Beta Sigma First Row: Janet Ruppg Alice Sharpe: Jeanette Woodringg Pat Thompson. Second Row: Jeaninne Kleckg Beverly Fryeg Carol Meisterg Shirley Hiltyg Diane Greis- inger. Thirrl Row: Reed Sell: Howard Lenppg Don Bechtclg Larry 'Chamberlaing Dick Kleck. Bowling Green Scholarship Team shit-iey Hilty Shirley Miller ...... Diane Greisinger Pat Thompson .... Sally Beatty Ruth Vkiachtmann Juanita Baugh English 9 ....., English 10 English ll Sue Smith ,....,..,,,. .,,.,. E nglish 12 Jeanette Xlfoodring Pat Ziegler .................. Bookkeeping Reed Sell Nolan Tuckerman .. lYorld History Paul Teclrow Kenneth Tremaine i425 Howard Leupp Roger Dailey .... American History Jack Short jean Sinclel .... Senior Social Studies Dick Kleck Harold Swart .... Hal Dinius Ronald Lozer .. Don Bechtel Harlton Dunbar Tom McQuillin John Borcl: ..... Physics Algebra Plane Geometry General Science Biology Green and White Staff First Row: Sue Smith. Second Row: Marilyn Traeyg Glenda Alspaughg Gret Vtfinterhoff. Third Row: Nita Baughg Opal Greeng Hazel Evans. Fourth Row: Pat Zieglerg Shirley Hiltyg ,lack Short. Fifth Row: Charlene Postg Archie Buehanang Boh Greisingerg Dorothy Tcdrow. Sixth Row: Al Sharpeg jeen Sindelg Tom Strider: Doris McKibbeng Rlodesta Neville Lois Arnoldg Alice Sharpe: Miss Naug Mrs. Johnson. Student Council Seated, left: Harlton Dnnbarg Hal Rowermang Harold Lenppg Roh Snyderg Mr. 1-lilty I Seated, right: Lucile llngerg Dick Basieh: Daryl Kleelqg Bob Nlnrrayg Vernon Mull Charles Rettstzxttz Sue Hkxrtleyg Nitzt Banghg Dick Segrist. 1435 Debate Team Standing: Jack Short. First Row: Ruth NrVachtmanng Virgil Rl-illerg Howard Lcupp. Second Row: Nita Baugh: -lean Segristg Al Sharpeg Dick Segristg Mrs. Johnson. Third Row: Glenda McQuillin: Roger Dailey. The debate team has really done itself proud this year. Debating on the subject, RESOLVED, THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE SHOULD REJECT THE XVELFARE STATE.', the members of the speech class received the trophy for first place in the Syl- vania tournament. This honor was won. incidentally for the second time in two years. Speech Play First Row: jack Shortg Nita Haughg Ruth VVachtmanng Virgil Millerg Glenda Mc- Quilling Jean Segrist. Second Row: Howard Lcnppg Dick Segrist: Roger Dailcyg Al Sharpeg Kenneth Tre- maineg Mrs. Johnson. ilnstead of the usual one-act play, the speech class presented scenes from Sl'1akespeare's MERCHANT OE VENICE and MACBETH. They attempted to keep the setting as real- istic as possible, by performing without any scenery, as was done in Shakespeare's day. The program was presented to the student body on October 23, and again that night to the clubs of the CRITERIONS and INVESTIGATORS. C445 Uffice Secretaries First Row: Marilyn Tracyg Donabel Skatesg Sue Smithg Jean Sindel. Second Row: Modesta Nevilleg Doris McKifbbeng Lois Arnoldg Glenda Alspaughg Ruth Wachtmann. Third Row: Rebekah Ernsthauseng Opal Greeng Sally Beattyg Bob Greisingerg Charlene Post. Fourth Row: Margaret Ross: Althea Terwilliger: Margie Feyg Janice Smithg Jane Meister. Fifth Row: ,lean Segristg Miss Naug Mrs. Norrisg Sue Hartleyg Hazel Evans. Librarians Seated. left: jean Sindelg Virgil Millerg Howard Leupp. Standing: Tom Studer, Seated, right: Dorothy Tcdrowg Ruth VVachtmann3 Paul Sheltg Don Deckg Mrs. John- son. Standing: Nita Baughg Gret Wiiitei'lioffg Donahel Slcafesg Marilyn Tracyg Opal Greeng Sally Bcattyg Glenda McQnillin. H53 Varsity D First Row: Dick Rothg Terry Trovvbridgeg Tom Stuclerg Archie Buchanang Dick Basich. Second Row: jack Shorty Milton Rearickg Dick Segristg Daryll Bernathg Eddie Tovatt. Third Row: Bob Borckg .Hal Daileyg Marion Frankg Ray O'Neillg -lim Slagleg Dick Mohler. Fourth Row: Coach Cottlcg Ned Bechtelg Paul Tedrowg Paul Sheltg Dick Konrathg jim Greeng Leon Manng Conch Meszaros. G. A. A. First Row: Donna Mohlerg Shirley Mandly, presidentg 'Nancy Curricrg Glenda Mc- Quilling Margaret Ross. Second Row: Marcia McQuillin: Joyce Mandlyg Donna Haasg Sally Beattyg jean Segristg Sue Hartley. Third Row: Hazel Evansg Pat Tliompsolig Marlene Evansg Marilyn Tracyg Dorothy Tedrowg Ruth Vvildlllllilllll. Fourth Row: Mrs. Shelhartg Marlene Daileyg Beverly llalling Margie Fcyg Alice John- SOHQ Gret Wintcrlioffg .lean Sindel. wo FFA F1151 Rom Don Nofzmgfer Daryl Klecl P1111 Shell l 1111 'ledrow Nlrlton Rearrck Darxll Bernath Qecond Row Mr Burrrs Drnk Kleel D1c11 Roth Bob Borcl Don lelrman Fene Xlrller Ken Walter Ro er lappan Xlax Ulrrelr Orvrlle Laurence 'lhrrd Row Drck Green Crle 1111511 Drck K1 .lr l 21111 Grcutman H211 Bovrerman Clenn Vl1111 Ceor e Quart errx Watlrrls hob lflronrpbon bourth lxowx Don Haas Bob Se rrs Walter Wlrrplwle john Ixrwka Lrrrx KO1Tl1ll Iohn Borck Vernon 'Xlull B11f1c1yDenm11ne Henrw Pelton Lob Mnrrzu Bob Lane lop lxom Paul Slrrrley Dallax Clll1l1l1lg'13IH Bob Krohn Clenn Harmon Ecldre lovrtr Carey leabodx R11sQe11 Cool Vernon Ol rren Hrrolcl Smart l1ll'1 leclrovl Don 9t1r'17 Parlramentary Procedure F11-Q1 Row Drcl Creen Glenn Xlllll Xlrlton Rnrrck D'1r311 Bernalh 1.1111 Shelt Daryll K11cl1 Qecond lxow X11 Rurrrs Don Haas H11 Poucrnran Don NOf7l11 er Smnclrn P1111 'leclrorx H! o n o '- ,. ,Y ' 1. , , 1. 1 . 1, ' 1 . ' 1' . 1 1 tr , 1, 1 1 , 1 , 1 , -V 1 1 -' . 'Q -u A 1 u 1. I I 1 1 . , x, , x, J , 1 . f- , . . 1 , . ,, , . 1 . 1 1 , , D . .1 , 1 1,1 . . 1 . , 1 . , 1 1 1 , . 1 , 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 Q 1 1 , I . , 1 . .U , 1 . .1 1 . 1 1 , 1 D 1 ,J 1' 1 , . 1 I W' ' L ' v o I 1 1 ,. 1 . 0, . 1 . 1 1 , 1 , 1 D 1, , 1 1 1 i A 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . 1 . 1, . J 1 .. 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 .1 - 7 - ' . 1. 1 ' . ' - . , 1 ' '- - Y 1 - ,rl - n 7 7 , .,1. 111 , 1. 1. ' . VPS . , ' , . ' - 1 . V 5, 1 1, 1 . 1 1 ,I ', u 1, . x I , - , 1 1 , 1 ' , , f 1 1 J . 1 1 .'.. 1 . , . . ' 0- - 11 . 1 . 1, . 4 1 I , . D 1 1 ' gz 2 ' ,DJ F. H. A. if First Row: Kathryn Havensg Marilyn Morrg Modesta Nevilleg Doris McK'ihtbeng Alice Johnson, ' Second Row: Margaret Miller: Margie Feyg Beverly Balling Nancy Tappang Marcia McQuilling Marlene Evansg Marlene Daileyg Dorothy Othlingerg Dorothy Beaverson. Third Row: Miss Diller: Et-hel Fruthg Romatine Shortg Bea Finneyg Joyce Henricksg Mary Lambertg Janice Shtafferg janet Arnoldg Patty Grafficeg Donna Mae Vondron. Fourth Row: Nancie Falorg Dorothy Tedrowg Dorothy Samsg -loann Henricksg Althea Terwilligerg Voleta Wachtmanng Ruth VVachtrnanng Nancy Stirizg Valerie LaMontg JoAnn Evans. . T011 Row: Donna Mofhler: Lucile Rugerg Barhara Brovvng Carol Whitttnireg .loan Taylorg Sally Wliit- ITICTS ,lane LaSalleg Marlene Frankg Florence Peltong Pat Ziegler. Explorer, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts First Row: Donnie Shumakerg Larry Marshg Billy jaclcsong Larry Kissellg Leonard Makulag Dahrel Sainag Eddie Bowcrinang Roger Shafferg David O'Konskig Daryl Morr. Second Row: Eddie Churchillg Bruce Merrillg Terry Vlfoodyg Don Beard: Richard Hiteg David Gehertg Iial lEllsg Charles Corbing Tom Slagleg Richard Mohlerg Roger Norris: Donald Turpening: Michael T acc. Third Row: Don Iacksong Phil Keslerg Kenneth Postg Lee Dunharg Billy Hiteg Harold Leuppg Bob Lehtnang Richard Gillespieg 'lim -lohnsong Dick Merrillg Richard Gillen: Mark MeQuillin. Fourth Row: Boh Schrockg Don Corhing Kenneth Bellg Don Tremaineg Dick Billings: Bob Snyderg Bill Wliitniireg Tom Willisong Larry Shafferg Virgil Miller: Boh Hanseng john Dtavenportg Hal Dailey, Fifth Row: Boh johnsong Gene Millerg ,lon McQuilling Howard Leuppg jerry Lamhertg Al Sharpeg igaclli Short: Chalmer Mohlerg Toni McQuilling Harllon Dunbar: Ned Beehtelg Kenneth Tremaineg ic ' , egrist. C435 l . f '7Tw.7f7' '77I ?'ff!f7 .ZWZ577?s47fVHHZ57f7 7fZfZ'fW Wil! Music Band g First Row: Joyce alandly. Sally VVhitmerg Lncile Ruger: lvlax Ulrich: Glenda M'cQuilling Janet .Mae Arnold: Bob Greisingerg Ed Stineg Billy Hiteg l'hil Keslcrg Nancy KlcQnilling .loan Taylor: Shirley Mandly. Second Row: Diane Griesingerg Shirley Hiltyg Allhea Terwilligerg Sally Beattyg' Jane Meister: Gret VVinterhol:fg Margaret Rossg Sue Hartley: Pat Zitglerg Janice Shaflerg Romaine Short! Calll-CYIUC Marlcleyg Janice Barlcerg Janet Rupp: Jeannine Kleclig Maxine Bollmang Jane Laney Judy VV1ll1ston. Third Row: Mr. Danibachg Wayne Short: Jean Segrist: Marion Ross: Glenda Alspaughg Nancy Stirizg Joyce Shipman: Brenda Burris: Janet Rhoadsg Nancy Tappan: lslancie Falorg Sue Conrad: Lawrence Shalferg Devon Kissellg Bob Thompson: Pal Thonipsong Bob Segrist: Hzrlton Dunbar. Fourth Row: Hazel Evansg Bill Schroelc: Mary Ann Tedrowg Jerry Tuckerniang Roger 'Tappan 3' Bob Welclilg 'Bud Gillespieg Carol Meister: Beatrice Finneyg Howard Recltnerg Donald Declcg Richard Gillespie: Dick Tedrowg Jim Tedrowg Larry Masalis: Bud Ziegler: Bill Schmidhng Charlene Post. VVith a flash of green and a streak of white, the Delta band passes. Their snappy ap- pearance is not an accident. They have worked to perfect that peppy beat and those lifted feet. However, the bright new uniforms did not drop out of the blue. The band members workled had to earn them. They gave several summer concerts on Main street, as well as parac es. The band has been careful not to forfeit playfng ability. It might be easy touconcen- trate only on smart appearance, but not so for our lzand. As evidence of its playing abil- ity. the band can point proudly to the hrst di ,fision it won in the 1950 State Music Contest. Besides the State Contest, many of the band members took part in the annual County Music Festival at VVauseon. All the band took part in the Spring Musical on May 11. This concert gives the parents and friends of the band members a chance to see and hear the band at its best. No mention of the band would be complete without something about the marching sea- son. This year, as usual, the band played for all the football games. The band was as suc- cessful as the team this year. Mr. Dambach must have stayed up till the wee hours of the morning to think of all the novel routines. The band was busy every Week perfecting them. C505 Orchestra First Row: Janet Arnold: Marcia McQuilling JoAnn Recknerg ,lane Meister: Pat Thompsong Howard Recliner: Carol Meister: Virginia Recliner: Alice Sharpe. Second ROW: Glenda llcQuilling Mr. Dambaehg Janice Barker: Bob VVelclig .lanicc Smithglpat Zieglerg Diane Greisingerg Bob Segristg .Indy NViliistong Glenda Alspangh: -loan Leisg Carol Bishop: Eddie Stine. Third Row: Phil Keslerg Jean Segrist: ,Terry Tuckermang Roger Tappang Bea Ftnneyg Nancy Tappan: Nancie Falor: Sally lleattyg Billy Hite. The orchestra this year is one of the largest Delta has ever had. They have the largest string section they have ever had. There are 12 violins, three cellos, two s-tring bass, mak- ing a total of l7 string instruments. There are 13 woodwind and brass instruments, mak- ing 3 total of 30 instruments in the whole orchestra. The orchestra has gone to state contests every year since its beginning. Last year it received a second, and two years ago it received a third. This year we hope to get ua hrst. The state contest was held last year at Springfield, and the district was at Ada. This year we are in a ditiferent division and go to Bowling Green for the district contest. . . i , . The orchestra music IS much harder this year also than it has ever been because we are m a different division. But we still hope to get a hrst. The music for this year is INTRODUCTION TO ACT TH, LOHENGRIN and the PRAYER from HANSEL and GRETTEL. Every year the orchestra takes part in the Spring Festival held in the spring for they band, orchestra and glee clubs. They Will be taking part this year. also. C513 Boys, Glee Club First Row: Dick Basiehg Milton Rearickg Jack Shorty Tom Studerg Terry Trowbridgeg Daryll Bernathg 'Dick Segristg Jerry Tuckerman. Second Row: Daryl Kleckg Roger Daileyg Jim Slagleg ,Don Deckg 'Jerry Lanrhertg Tom McQuilling Larry Walterg Vernon Mullg Bob Hansen. Third Row: Don Nofzingerg Kenny Treinaineg Dale Frakerg Hal Diniusg Hal Daileyg Ronald Lozerg 'Chuck Rettstattg Russell Cookg Buddy Gillespieg Mr. Damhach. Fourth Row: Grace Lambertg Dean Knappenbergerg Jack Scherfg Gene Miller: Jim Tedrowg Eddie Tovaltl Jim Grecng Harlton Dunlmarg Bob Scgristg John Davenportg Dick Kleck. Girls' Glee Club Ay'.y.... yA First Row: Glenda Alspaughg Gret VVinterhoffg Jean Sindelg Althea Terwilligerg Lois Arnoldg Nancie Falorg Joann Henricksg Dorothy Sams. Second Row: Dorothy Teclrowg Ruth Wachtmaniig Eileen Chamberling Dorothy Fitchg Marlene Daileyg Pat Tlhompsonz Shirley Hiltyg Diane Griesingerg Janet Mae Arnold. Third Row: Opal Mae Green: Donna Durhamg Janice Smithg Faye Ann Zenzg Carolyn Recknerg Mary Lambertg Margaret Hiller: Lucilc Ruger: Joyce Mandly: Alice Johnsong Beatrice Finney. Fourth Row: Herinine Wixiseinang Patty Ann Grafficeg Dorothy Beaversong Janice Shafffr: Shirley lglillerg Carol VVhit1nire3 Florence lleltong Voleta VVachtmanng Ethel Frutlig Sally vVl1lllTlC1'j Pat ieg er. Fifth Row: Joyce Henricksg Joyce Leiningerg Joan Taylor: Marilyn Vance: Barlmara Browng Romaine Short: Mr.'Damhachg Margaret Rossg Sally Beattyg Sue Hartleyg Jean Segristg Nancy Tappang Catherine Markley. Not Pictured: Marion Ross. C525 County Festival First Row: Romaine Shortg Nancy Tappang janet Mae Arnoldg Ruth Wachtmanng Marion Rossg Dorothy Beaversong Dick Kleckg Margie Ross. Second Row: jean Sindelg Sue Hartley: Nancie Falorg Bea Finneyg Janice Barker: Joyce Mandlyg Alice Johnsong Shirley Hilty. Third Royv: jerry Lambertg Diane Greisingerg Pat Zeiglerg Glenda Alspaughg Althea Terwilligerg Lois Arnoldg glean Segristg Bob Scgristg Dale Fraker. Top Row: Jerry Tuckermang Milton Rearickg ,lack Shorty Harlton Dunbar: Roger Tap- pang Don Nofzingerg jim Slagleg Dick 'Segristz Bob Hansen, The Glee Clubs The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs have gone far with their big groups of heavenly singers. They went to the district contest, which is participated in by six counties, and both came back with a rating of HI . Between trips they gave a benefit concert to raise money for their trip to state. Tlte benefit was a big success and they made over S100 The Glee Clubs went to district and state in a bus. The wonderful drivers remain anonymous, but they all appreciate them very much for their hard work in an effort to help the Glee Clubs to fame. Boys and girls were selected from the Glee Clubs to go to the County Music Festival in lYauseon. Three sextets were chosen out of the Girls' Glee Club to represent Delta this year at the music contest, as well as the solos from both clubs. The Christmas program was planned so that everyone was included in the merriment of the songs that were sung for the rest of the school. And as always, the Glee Clubs presented the Spring Festival in May. This program is open to the public and is very popular. C535 Junior Band First Row: Bob Sehroekg Gerald Sherfg Fay St. Clairg Donna Tracyg Beverly Shawg Violet Maddockg Nan VVhit1nireg Ann jaeksong Sharon Leisg Carol Billingsg Judy .laeksong Carolyn Daileyg Judy Robb. Second Row: Ronald Edgarg James Kissellg Benny Corbing Janet Rhoadsg Buddy Zeiglerg Virginia Mil- lerg Bill Schmidlin: Peggy Baker: Mary jo Reiehertg Karen Morr. Third Row.: Mr. Dzunbaehg Harold Leuppg Nanry Ellsg Reta Browng Elaine Bolhnan: Martha Keslerg Larry Shumaker. Junior High Chorus First Row: -ludy VVillistong Carol Nleisterg Maxine Bolhnang Maxine .lenningsg Rosemary Vanceg Ioan Leisg Alire Sharpeg Carolyn Dailey. Second-Row: -lanei Rhoads: Virginia Recknerg Beverly Frye: Nancy Ellsg Rita Browng Sharon Leisg Janice Norrisg Carolyn Sleeg Grace Wliiplmle. Third Row: jean Sehmidling Ann .lacksong Deanna Taylor: -leaninne Kleckg .lanet Ruppg Brenda Bur- risg Nancy Finehg -laniee Harrisg Donna Tracyg Violet Haddock. Fourth Row: Harold Leuppg Phil Keslerg Lee Dunbarg Larry Shoemakerg Billy Bishopg Larry Gilling- hzung Kenneth Bellg Bobby Dunbar. Fifth Row: Buddy Zeiglerg Bob Schroekg Bob Welelig Tom Williso1'1g Billy NxVhilmireg Larry Shalferg Devon Kissellg Kenneth Dolun: Mr. Danibach. C543 Y'J:T3 'Tf.7ff' ??7f1?f1B74f f :2zf57izzv?f7M2?ixYhfIiif Yzzwlzfnzcfi Sports Delta Homecoming First Row: Lucile Ruger: Sue Hartleyg Glenda Lou Alspauglig Shirley Mandlyg Dick Scgristg Larry Welclig Nancy Cur- rierg Donna Haasg Dorothy Bcavcrson. Second Row: Dick Konratli: Jerry Tucker- mang Daryll Bernnihg Tom Studcrg Marion Frankg Larry Wzlltcr. 65 Cheerleaders Left to Right: Beverly Balling Donna Haasg Alice Iohnsong Nancy Currierg Marjorie Fey. Football Varsity and Reserve Basketball First Row: Beverly Balling Donna Haas: lean Segristg Alice johnsong Nancy Currier. Standing: Marjorie Feyg Glenda McQni1- ling Margaret Ross. Not Pictured: Marion Ross. Junior High Basketball Left to Right: joan Leisg Judy Willistong janet Rupp. Delta's football team had a very successful football season, winning eight of nine games. This was one of the best records in the history of Delta's football teams. The Panthers won the first eight games in a row, havin only 7 points scored against them. Then the Panthers lost to their arch rivals, Swanton, Z0 to 13. The Delta Panthers also had a very rough season They scored 254 points to their opponets' 27. Vkfe wish to congratulate the coaches and the team for their wonderful football exhibitions. Delta Opponent 26 ........ ......... M aumee ........... ..... 7 54 ........ ..... 0 ttawa Hills ....... ..... 0 25 ................ Vtlhitehouse .... ..,.. O Z6 .............. Liberty Center ..... ...... O 33 ........ ....... 1V Iontpelier ...... ..... O 40 ........ ..... H olland ........ ..,.. 0 24 ........ .... N apoleon ...... ..... 0 13 ........ ..... X Vauseon ........ ..... O 13 Swanton 20 254 27 C585 First Row: Tom Studerg Kenny Walterg jim Slaglcg Dick M-ohlerg Dick Segristg Archie Buclianang Bob Borckg Ray O'Neilg Terry Trowbridge: Paul Tcdrowg Dick Roth. Second Row: Mr. Meszarosg Marion Frankg Jack Shorty Ronald Lozerg Roger Daileyg Milton Rearickg Bob Hanseng Dick Konratlig Russel Cookg Ned Beclitelg Dick Lehmang Gene Millcrg Bob Schrock: Mr. Cottle. Third Row: Kenny Tremaineg Daryll Bernaztlig jim Green: Leon Manng Hal Daileyg Eddie Tovattg Larry Walterg Don Nofzingerg John Kraskag Jerry Lambertg john Borckg Hal Diniusg Ira Lake. Delta's.'l95O-1951 basketball season's record up to the district tournament was 15 wins with 5 losses. Below are the games and scores: Opponent Delta Opponent Delta 35 .............. Montpelier ,,... ..... 4 O .38 .....,............ Fulton ...... ...... 5 3 47 .........,.. Liberty Center ,.,,..,.,... 40 29 ...... ...... B letamora ....... .,..., 6 4 33 ...... .......... L yons ........... ..... 2 6 50 .............. Ottawa Hills ..... ...... 4 2 28 ....... ..... F ayette ...... ,.,.. 4 l 28 ...... ...... P ettisville ..,.... ...... 5 0 33 ...... ........ H olland ....., ..,., 6 O 54 ...... ....... A rchbold .... ...... 5 2 40 .............. VVhitehouse ...... ,,,,, 5 6 19 ,.,... ...... lV Ietaniora ....... ...... 2 6 55 ............ Grand Rapids .,..,.....,. 38 48 ...... .,..r.. I syons ,....... ...... 3 6 33 ....,.. .... C hesterfielil ..... .,... 4 3 36 ...... ...... P ettisville ....... ...... 4 9 26 ................ VVauseon ................ 47 42 .................. Fulton ...........,...... 57 25 ................ Swanton ........,.. ,..... 3 6 33 .................... Lyons ............,....... 43 XVith these five lettermen playing from last season-Dick Mohler, Jack Short, Terry Trow- bridge, Marion Franks and Dick Basich-Delta was successful enough to be co-champ of Mau- niee Valley League, Fulton county runner-up and a chance at the district tournament for the third tinie. Dick Mohler was elected to the first team of the All-Blade Mauinee Valley League. Jack Short made the All-Blade M.V. L. second team. Dick Basich and Marion Franks also received honorable mention. C605 First Row: Marion Frankg Terry Trowbridgeg Dick Mohlerg Dick Basich jack Short. Second Row: Daryl Kleck: Jim Greeng Dick Segristg Jim Slagle Paul Sheltg Daryll Bernathg Tom McQuillin. Third Row: Coach Meszaros Don Deck: Ronnie ,Lozerg Don Nofzingerg Neill Whitmerg Milton Rearick Eddie Tovattg Howard Leuppg Coach Cottle. Baseball First Row: Terry Trowbridgeg Dick Molilerg Marion Frankg Dick Basichg Milton Rearickg Jim Slagle. Second Row: Jerry Lanmbertg Jon McQuilling Tom Studerg Daryll Bernathg Ronnie Lozerg Don Nofzinger. Third Row: Coach Cottleg Hal Dininsg Russell Cook: Vernon Mullg Eddie Tovattg Jim Greeng Gene Miller. Track First Row: Dick Segristg Dick Basiclig jim Slagleg Marion Frankg Daryll Bernathg Milton Rearick. Second ROW: Paul Tcdrowg John Kraskag Chalmer Molilerg .lack Sliortg Ronnie Clarkg Dick Konratli. Third Row: Buddy Demalineg Ronnie Lozcrg Ed Tovattg Larry lfvalterg Coach Meszaros. Fourth Row: Bob Johnson: Conley McQnecng Archie Buclianang Hal Daileyg jack Sclierfg Neill N!Vllll1llCI'Q Russell Cook. C625 Junior High Football First Row: Don lrwing Devon Kissell: Phil Keslerg Boih johnsong Mr. Cottleg Lonnie Henricksg Lee Dunharg Stanley Basichg Bob Schrock. Second Row: Conley McQuecng John Davenportg Sam Saulg Neill Whitmcrg Bob Laneg ,lim Kortcg Dan Fitch. Third Row: Bob Taylorg Torn Willisiong Howard Biirging Clarence Finneyg Larry Fin- neyg Carl Nlfinseinang Larry Shaw. junior High Basketball Firsf Row: Dick Kleckg Bob Snyclerg jim Korte: Ronnie Clurkg John Davenportg Bob Welcli. Second Row: Coach Cottleg Harold Rettstattg Don Il'VVl1'lQ Toni Willisong Harold Lcupp: Larry Shawg Larry Shoemaker. C635 I ? K n Q 1 i .. - ? I I 4 I Q A 4 I Calendar SEPTEMBER- ll-Here we go again. school opens. l5-Football-Maumee, here. 22-Football-Ottawa Hills, here. 27-School employees' social meetin 29--Football--XYhitehouse. there. OCTOBER- 3-Ereshman get-acquainted party. O. D. My! but every one looked nlce 5-Look at the birdie. Del-Hi individual pictuies 6-Football-Liberty Center, here. 13-Football-Montpelier, there. l6-H. S. assembly program. l7--Seventh and eighth grade party. 20-Football-Holland. there. 20-End of the First six weeks' period. 27-Football-Napoleon. there. They all but muideied us but we xx on anyway. 27-XYhee! N. XY. O. teachers' meeting at Toledo No school 31-Parent-Teacher conference. NOVEMBER- 3-Football-XX'auseon, here. 8-Board of Education - Faculty party. 10-Last football game of the season, at Swanton they won 17-York carnival at York. 17 -.lunior class play. Boy, was it goodl 22-Basketball-Montpelier, here. 23-Thanksgiving vacation. 24 -Thanksgiving' vacation. ummm! XYhat a tuikevl DECEMBER- l---Basketball-Liberty Center, there. l-End of the second six weeks' period. 5-Football banquet. 7 8-Basketball-Lyons, there. - 8-Do you feel very smart today? Every pupil tests l3-Faculty Christmas partyg Pike Christmas musical 15-Basketball-Fayette, here. 22-Christmas vacation begins at l2:0O. Have a Meiry Christmas everyone. 28 Lima, St. Rose and Delta. IANUARY- 2- 5-Basketball-Chesterfield. there. 9-Basketball-lYauseon, there. l2-Basketball-Swanton, here. 16 Basketball-X'Vhitehouse. there. Basketball-Fulton, there. End of third six weeks and firs -Group pictures for Del-l-li. 26-Basketball-Metamora, here. 27-Basketball-Ottawa Hills, there 31-Rand Mothers' chicken supper. School re-opens. 19- 19- 25 1663 -29-Basketball round robin at Delta--lVh1tehouse Grand Rapids t semestei CALENDAR fContinuedJ FEBRUARY- l-Cole Marionettes at 2:00. 2-Basketball-Pettisville, here. 3-Senior scholarship tests. 9-Basketball-Archbold, here. 13- 21- 17-County basketball tournament. 24-County basketball tournament. 22-lYashington's birthday-No school. MARCH- 2-Pike operetta. 2-End of fourth six weeks. 9-Elementary musical. 14-Faculty social meeting. 16--County musical. 20-Basketball banquet. 22-Here we go again, group . 23-Good Friday-School dismissed at 12:00. Del-l-li pictures at 3:15. 28-County teachers' meeting. 29-F. F. A. and F. H. A. banquet. 31-District group auditions. APRIL 5 6-April every pupil tests. 6-Senior class play. 7-District vocal solos and ensembles. 11-District scholarship elimination test. 13-End of fifth six weeks. 14-State instrumental solos auditions. 20-Eighth grade tests. 21-State instrumental solo and ensembles auditions. M A Y- 2-Pike -York eighth grade visitation. 5-Final scholarship tests at Bowling Green. 5--Tunior- Senior banquet . . . Have fun everybody! 7-County track meet. 9-School spring exhibit. 11-High school instrumental muiical. 12-State vocal auditions. solos and ensembles. 16-Elementary track meet at Pike. 18-Awards assembly. 17 18-Final examinations for seniors. 20-Baccalaureate. 21-Rotary recognition banquet. 22-Elementary May Day program. 24-Commencement. 24 25-Final examinations. 28-Faculty luncheon-No school. 29-End of sixth six weeks of school. 29-'Last day of school-Grade cards at 10 :30. 30-Junior class trip begins. See ya! 4671 The Del-Hi staff wishes to thank all the people who have contributed tr making this annual a success. HOLLINGER'S CLOTHING STORE BOB RICKER'S JUNK YARD HOME STAR GROCERY DAILEY JEWELRY ii GIFT STORE LICHTENWALD'S MARKET DAVENPORT'S HARDWARE VINCE'S RADIO SHOP ELTON STUDIO M. D. BEARD DR. R. E. MERRILL BANCROFT CLEANERS LARRY'S BEAUTY SHOP MUTZFELD'S HARDWARE DELTA HOME TELEPHONE CO. DR. K. V. JOHANSEN DR. E. L. McKEE W. W. KICHLINE C685 STERLING CREAMERY ARTIS BARBER SHOP EAST END MARKET WILLISTON 8: COMPANY JERRY'S MARKET DELTA AIR PORT PHYLLIS MAE'S BEAUTY SHOP SANDWICH GRILL GLEN V. SOULE ROLLA HILL--EXPRESS HAL'S MARKET R. A. WILLEY-LIVESTOCK WINAMEG COUNTRY MARKET GOON'S DRIVE-IN RAY'S BOWLING CENTER PIFER MOTOR SALES MR. AND MRS. CHAS. HAMAKER 41 CIHUUJMENTSOF SQUARE DEAL BODY COMPANY 41 4 ----- ---- . ...-....-....-....- - - - -. - - - - 4. i695 m1im1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m41m.1 1 1 1 -mi1N1.mi1im... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hammontree's RADIO AND TELEVISION SALES Radios. Television. Records - Zenith, RCA Victor, Philco Pickup and Delivery Service 1-15 S. Fulton Street 1YauSeon, Ohio COI'lg'l'Zl.tl1lE1t1011S To the Class of 1951- XYHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS Think of Watkin's Greenhouse -Telephone No. 2041 Compliments of-- Hotel Lincoln Compliments of- Penrocl Funeral Home .inn ul--n ----------- --nu-nu 1111---- 1 - 1- - sfo 1701 SANITARY DRY CLEANING CO. 412 - 414 Conant Street NVE KEEP YOU CLEAN WE COVER 52 NEIGHBORING TOVVNS' ' L. L. Baldwin. President Telephone No. 3-3319 Maumee, Ohio C717 Compliments of- H. L. Miles Telephone No. 1125 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- I-Iarold Roos and The Greiser Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service lVauseon. Ohio Lugbill Bros., Inc. LIVESTOCK QUALITY MEATS Daily Market and Auctions U. Government Inspected Stockers and Feeders list. No. 471 Telephone No. 82 Archholcl, Ohio Complim ents of The Peoples Savings Bank Company Delta, Ohio 4 ------- 4- 11111.-.-1.-.....-.--.-nu1iun-.-.-...1 6721 Cc'mg'ratuIations From- THE DELTA ATLAS First In Fulton VVHERE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR BRINGS THE BEST OF RESULTS 1,780 ACTUAL PAID IN ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTIONS LARGEST COMMERCIAL PRINTING PLANT IN FULTON COUNTY - Our Prices Are C737 Right 1.9-1111i.-..11..--..1nm1nu111.1.-1 Compliments of- THE FARMERS STATE SAVINGS BANK Delta, Ohio USE MORE PINE TREE DAIRY MILK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM COFFEE CREAM ICE CREAM XVHIPPING CREAM BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE MILK They'1'e Good For You! C745 nu----.1-...-.1-...-,......,.,...-.-.i-.....-...- Compliments of- H A R M O N CHEVROLET SALES 201 Xlfest Main Street CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS OLDSMOB1LE GGODRICH TIRES - WRECKER SERVICE Telephone No. 1245 Delta, Ohio C755 Compliments of-- Coffee Shop John Pelton LUMBER - COAL - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Telephone No. 1391 Delta, 0hi0 BEST XVISHES To the, Class of 'Sl- Pet Milk Company CONGRATULATIONS ON THE NEXY MEMORIAL HALL Claude H. Minnick PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 336 15th Street, Toledo, Ohio Telephone ADams 3593 -nn.-.nu-nu-M1mn-nu-lm--ull--uni 111:11 1nn1nn1 1 1W1nn1nn1nu--nu.-un-nn-nu-un--un C765 Compliments of DUNBAR'S STORE Service XYIie11 You Neecl It G-E APPLIANCES - ACCESSORIES SHERXYIN-XYILLIAMS PAINT -zmcI- D U N B A R Drilling and Supply Company PLUMBING - HEATING XVELL DRILLING Delta, Ohio 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1n,,.-.,m.-lm.-m.1 1 1 1 1- 1 1:1 C775 Printers of This .-Xuuual- THE METAMORA RECORD PUBLISIIING AND COIXIIXIERCIAL PRINTING Metamora, Ohio PORTRA ITS OF QUALITY The skillful pliotograpliy and hue Finishing that have :always clistiuguishecl the work of this studio are :Lt your disposal. lVe have your school negatives ou iile. No Order Is Too Small LIVINGSTON STUDIO 417 Summit Street Toledo, Ohio Telephone ADams 2011 1.-.-.-.-1-1-...111.m1..n111111111-.--11. USD m1-..-....1...11-.111..1.--1:g.-11111-.1 Slater Service GAS - OIL - TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES Telephone No. 4101 Delta, Ohio Nosco, Inc. SEEDS THAT SATISITY Telephone No. 2821 Delta. Ohio Compliments of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Delta, Ohio FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS - INSURED SAVINGS Eddie's Shell Service Telephone No. 1235 Home Telephone No. 3784 .-,..11....-..-..1..1.-un.-.IUI111.1....11.-.-.1141 4797 ln.-1.-.-.1-. Compliments of Curtis G. Koester and Jerry Connors Compliments of North Side Market CHOICE Ml2.f'X'l'S AND POULTRY Telephone No. 1115 Don Post Compliments of Haynes Shoe Store P12'l'12RS SHOIESH Delta, Ohio Compliments of 14111.-.-1 Don's Restaurant SEALTEST ICE CR1iA1XI I of' -.m-w---m-mu-..-,-....-.m-....-.m-m.-.w-.....-- .- .- - - .- -1 .gf QSUD un1un1nn- -nn1m:-an 'I' ----- -..-. I ...-...- ...- lg. Compliments of- Falor and Sharpe QUALITY CLOTHING AT POPULAR PRICES Telephone No. 1385 Delta, Ohio Compliments of lVlr. and lVlrs. Jason Lamont Shrock's Drug and Jewelry Store Telephone No. lO45 Delta. Ohio Compliments of-- Shrull's Ben Franklin Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 1 1 1 1.m1.m1lm.-m..- 1 1 1 can Delta, Ohio 1 - 1un--nu1.nu1nn..- Compliments of- West End Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIR - MARATHON P ROD UCTS Telephone No. 4195 C. ll. McQuillin and Sun Complim L-nts of Delta Clinic Compliments of- V. A. Wisner CHRYSLER - l'l.YMOU'lfH Telephone No. 1365 Delta, Ohio Njaim's Restaurant Good Luck. Seniors - Happy Lzinclings Yen Coach! Yea Team! Q1 1H111nn-nn-nu--nu- - - 1:1-1 -1111111111 1 - - 1 -1- 1uniun--nz.:--nn-nn sfo 4829 mp11y....1...-.-..11....11111-.--....-V.-..-.-.--.1,.... Rettig Music Store PIANOS - ORGANS - RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS 514 Clinton Street Dehance, Ohio Williams Brothers ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Telephone Nos. 3062 or 4011 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Burt' s Gulf Station Compliments of- Garnsey's Auto Sales 1.1,-1-....1.-111111ml1uH111.111.111-..1,, 4333 Compliments of Delta Feed Company -Floyd Nofzinger Compliments of Hines and Baker Furniture Store FLOOR COVIERING - HOME FURNlS.HlNGS Telephone No. 1165 Delta, Ohio Compliinents o f- The Lyric Theater Herff Jones Company Designers and Mzmufactnrers of School and College jewelry - Graduation Announcements Medals - Cups and Trophies Indianapolis, Indiana jewelers to Delta lligh School P. D. Cook, Representative m-.nu1un-nu-un-nu...nn -nn-:nn-uluvnllvun-1ulu-:mini1mllnuvumvIIll-ml--nulull:-1111:-11:11--ul1un-nn I8-ll Gype Motor Sales NASH SALES AND SERVICE Telephone No. -1101 XYauseon, Ohio Delta Machine Shop We 'Do or Have- Anthony Hoists - Sheet Metal XYork Acetylene and Electric Portable X'Velcling Tool and Dye Repair Do You Need A Good Farin Elevator? NfVe Have Or C1111 Build One. MARION NORR IS, Proprietor Compliments of The Markey Bronze Bushing Company Motorist Mutual Insurance Company FARM - HOME - ACCIDENT - AUTO Protection . . . Every Hour Frank G. Meister, Agent Telephone No. 2185 Delta, Ohio 1nu..un1111111111-.,,,,1nn1nn1uni,-1 51 1111.11-11.11 1 1 1 .. 111,....m...m,1,-n1.,.,..ml C351 Compliments of Delta Livestock Auction and Commission Company Wayne Lammon DODGE AND l'l,YMOIf'l'I'l CARS - DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service Elm :incl Rurnell St. XVZIIISCUXI, Ohio Telephone No. 3581 Clarence Shelt, Jr. Representing TIIE IXIITTITAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK 513 XYoocl Street Delta, Ohio Home Phone 5372 'AAntomohiles Since 1926 - Silhavy Motor Sales PONTIAC - CADILLAC 1369 Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of- Stockade Restaurant Coinpliments of- Dr. R. L. Bay Delta Dry Goods Company GENERAL DRY GOODS H- NOTTONS '- SHOES YARD GOODS - READY-TO-XYIC.-XR Telephone No. 1895 Delta, Ohio Gamble's The Friendly Store HARDXYARE - ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AUTO SUPPLIES George l-lohiinan, Owner Telephone No. 2213 Delta, Ohio 1Im..M1un-m,1.m1lm.-..,,.1nn1 1 1 1 .1ml1,,,,1 1 1 1 !1 1 1 .1m,.1ml1N.-,m1m 687D Coniplinicnts of Bob Meyers Sunoco CONCRATUl..'X'l'IONS To the Seniors of l95l- Rupp Brothers Hatchery -Delta, Ohio L'o1npli1nents of Delta Food Locker Shaffer Body Shop Garage Body and Fender XYork - Motor Tune-up and Ignition Service Custom Painting - XYheel Alignment and Balancing Electric Acetylene XYelcling - Brake Service General Repair Telephone No, 1765 Delta, Ohio 4335 1uu-ulxiuuiuil ay .-.....-.....-.....-....- it-. i- - ,.-....-.... -------- ....-.,..-H..-...,..-.... .5- Compliments of- Tecldy Bear Pickles and Rose O'Konski Telephone 1645 R. F. D. 2, Delta, Ohio For Better Crops and Permanent Soil lmprovement-Use- Baugh' s PRlClX'l IUM PLANT FOOD AND SOIL BUILDER lfliliTlLIZliRS -XVilbur Kleck Clare Deck Pl.UlXilT3lNG AND H EATING Telephone No. 4935 Lfmnpliments of South Delta Oil Company I aiu 11111 1111111- x nu-nu --11 11111 - '-' 1 H 'P 189J .-. Best lVishes l7i'cm1- Bruner Motor Sales -Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Ketch -A- Bite Ready To Serve You At All Times XVith The Good 'Vhings You like To Eat. Stella Spircs Compliments of Delta Farmers Co-operative Assn. Delta. Ohio Compliments of N. S. Thomas Implement Sales Delta, Ohio 11.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.41.m1ml1.m1ml... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C907 m.1m.1.m-.11.-.-..........-.--..-.-.....-1-...111-...1.,1u C DCIUIS TRAINED BoYs AND GIRLS 1. Have job Security during peace and war. Z. I-lave Free Placement Service for life. 3. Have Individual Instruction and Promotion. 4. ,Have High Beginning Salaries. - . ., J Q, ff 951 J, f' 3. Have the Advantages of an M Experienced and Outstanding Faculty. DAVIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 339 Huron Street Toledo, Ohio Telephone MAin 7274 Coinpliinents of Wauseon Fertilizer Company VVauseon, Ohio - Telephone No. 8979 George Becker, Proprietor DEAD STOCK XY.-XNTED - ALSO DEALER IN HIDES AND BUTCHER SCRAPS Hartley Sales Service ZENITH - MOTOROLA - BENDIX GIBSON - YOIQNGSTOXVN 703 East Main Street. Telephone No. 1011 m.-.ml-.m..-m.1m..-nu-. inn.-uu....m1 .- .- 1nn...m1 .- 1 1 .-lm.-1...-.ml1.m1m..-,m...nun.-nn.-I C915 -.1....11.--.........-.-.-lmllml.-.-.-.1....-g Telephone NO. 6045- DALE D, BERNATH PLASTERING CONTRAUFOR Delta, Ohio L'ONGRiXTULfXTIONS, SENIORSU O. J. Dodge House of Harter INUIANXS LARGEST WHOLESALE SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS Goshen. Illdiilllfl. 1923 FACULTY AND SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS C935 UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS C947 UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS C953
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