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

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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

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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