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A udrey Frey Janice Smith Donna Haas Jean Segrist Dorothy Ohlinger Sue Hartley Aft ------- ...... C harlene Post TABLE OF CONTENTS PUBLICATION DEDICATION FACULTY and ADMINISTRATION S ENTOARS M US I C S PO.R'I'S AC'IflX:.I TIES CAI, lik DA R ADVERT ILEMENTS DEDICATION To Douglas Lozer, known as Doug to his many friends, the Senior Class of 1952 wish to dedicate this, our annual. Doug'l has been with us eight years, and during this time he has not only clone his utmost in keep- ing the classrooms neat and tidy, but has indeed been a true friend and pal to each and every one of us. Thus we hope that in this small way we can show our appreciation and gratitude to him, who will always he tops on our list. W ' 1 I . Pfggl n A E FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATICN CI. '..I.. '.... ':D BOARD 0F EDUCATION Elroy Rupp President Dr. R. E. Merrill Vice President BOARD OF EDUCATION Wilbux' Kleck Clifford Baker FACULTY O. M. WE'l.C'F-I Miami University - B. S. Ohio State - M. A. Superintendent GLENN HILTY Bluffton - A. B. Mathematics Principal LOUIS MESZAROS Alfred Holbrook Memorial College - A, B. Physical Education Coach Industrial Arts Driver Education GOLDA WISNER University of Cincinnati - B. S. Com merciul EVERETT CO'l'T'L'E Alfred Holbrook Memorial College - A. B. Physical Education Eighth Grade HAZEL JOHNSON RICHARD Kentucky State - A. B. DAMBACH Engligh Capital Universiti G i B. of P. S. M. Music ROBERT KABAT Western Reserve, MARGARET Cleveland DILLER Bowling Green State Bluffton University - B. S. College - B. S. Education Home Economics FACULTY i ELTON WHITCOMB KENNETH BURRIS MILDRED BURRIS RUTH MACK Ohio State University Ohio State Ohio State Findlay College- A. B A. B., B. S. C., M. C. University - B. S. University - B. S. English 9 Science Agriculture Home Economics Latin BONNIE GRTSMORE Iif.lJl'l7ll LUDWIG Bowling Green State Bowling Green State IUXULINE SINDEL University - B. S. University - B. A., B. . . . . . OLEN CENTER Stcietaiy and Cleik Physical Education Music of School Board Vets' Agriculture CUSTCJDIANS . 1,9 , Q E Z.: ff, M .:.1:...:. z 'N , av : :.:,- ,. . - wg ,:fsg,2 ,::-,V 1,4-,. .:A-if V Liga-:mf fzrww- 'F Q. Bmw. ' ' Lee Meyers 4 X 4 J if 4 55 sf, Q Q ef, 'v l Q 'v1f-,evf ' 1 pagief, wee:-:f:::' ---,' ,:,s:ss ' 51611 .1 9 iw A 'm AE, v ee 6 6 . Hazel Lazer BUS DRIVERS 5 .,:,. A 1 :Z .:,. .:.: .-.. . -1 . 5: Cf, , ,,. , , H ' 1 . A 1 .1 ' - W3+i s.5Qg'- 52 f'-1' Q' M5 . ,. ..,. , .X , .. ,,..., 2 5 9 7 .. ,,,., ,,,. ,.,,.,. W ,. 5. I, , , 553' f 'M -4 Leo Chamberlain W. S,-aw gf R , . 2 , :.- gg -,,.. . - '.:'- . l . K-iff : 1i4' ' 1 : , W, .- 3 .1 lg 2, , , .- , , l 4 ,14 ,,:5rga1.a:z.giz:f:55f-,, ,,,, 5 :agar-,.: .5 ,. ' ' 'A 'A Omer 454512494 Favorite Douglas Lozer Lowell Ballin :S Q4 5-3 21 2 E 4 1 -Q f- 1 +.,s, .amsmi ..WxQ1 f, ,W ,. 11127 f Q I 5 X V un ' 211111 SENICDRS CI.'.Z. .. 1'.. '..':D CLASS WILL Dick Basich, will my ability to play football to Dale McQuillin. Sally Beatty, will my flirty brown eyes and naturally curly hair to Mr. Kabat. Ned Bechtel, will my ability to fly to anyone who is a hot rod driver. Tibby Bowerman, will my seat in Mr. l-lilty's office to anyone else who always gets caught skipping school. David Cole, will my bookkeeping book to Dallas Cunningham, will my seat over to Dean Knappenburger. Ruples to anyone who wants it. Hal Dailey, will my ability to fight off fear of taking a test toCary Peabody. Roger Dailey, will a year's supply of No Nods to next year's Democracy class. Donald Deck, will my ability to stay awake easy. Rebekah Ernsthausen, will my hair to the in Democracy class to anyone who thinks it's girls with poodles. Nancie Falor, will my ability to stick to one guy to .janet Mae Arnold. l Bea Finney, hereby will my music abilities to Gailann Bernath. QVocal and bass horn.j Marion Frank, will my ability to play basketball to Dick Kleck. Audrey Frey, will my ability to laugh to Shirley Miller. Dick Green, hereby will my standing place in the hall to the First one there. Donna Haas, will my short hair to all the noon. stray dogs that manage to get into the ball at Glenn Harmon, will my school attendance to Cary Peabody. Sue Hartley, will the senior girls' ability to Chuck Hudson, will my ability to work in Ed Holly, will my ability to miss a lot of pretty. Dick QSpeed-Demonj Kigar, do hereby will Daryl Kleck, will my ability to get on the Grace Lambert, will one small bottle of Mr. agree to disagree to all future senior girls. industrial arts to Clarence Finney. school to anyone who thinks yellow blanks are my heavy foot to Janice Barker. Phi Beta Sigma to my brother, Dick. VVhitcomb's sulfuric acid QH2SO4j to our prize chemist, Dale Fraker. Jerry Lambert, will my job as manager, and cleaning up the dressing room after basketball practice, to anyone who doesnit like to eat supper on time. Donald Lehman, will my curly hair to Bob lfVelch. Dick Lehman, will my ability to drive Hot Rods to Larry Konrath, better known as young Coonie. Howard Leupp, will my height to my brother. Harold. Glenda McQuillin, will my ability to get along with Mr. Dambach to Phil Kesler. Virgil Miller, will 1ny height to Roger Johansen. Donald Nofzinger, will my intelligence on the football team to next year's tackles. Dorothy Ohlinger, will my ability to stay in school all day to Cary Peabody. Bonnie O'Neill, will my pull in Democracy to the Hoover Vacuum Company. Ray O'Neill, will my ability to skip school to anyone who can find someone to make up his work. Charlene Post, will my ability to pass all my shorthand tests to anyone that doesn't want to graduate. - Cale Rash, will my ability to play basketball to jim Green. Milton Rearick. hereby will my mild temper and rosy disposition to the D.H. S. faculty. I, Margie Ross, being unable to will anything of importance, do hereby will my weak alto voice to Mr. Dambach, and what little soprano I have to Miss Ludwig. I, Marion Ross, will my ability to play my little old saxophone to Vlfayne Short. I, Dorothy Sams, will my short hair to anyone who can keep it curled. I, Jack Scherf, will my new Studebaker to Mr. Kabat. I,. Jean Segrist, will my ability to get a program stencil backwards to anyone who thinks they can do it right. I, Al Sharpe, sometimes known as Hrebrand. hereby will Delta public school to Larry Kon- rath to be rennovated and used as a sewage disposal plant. I, Donabel Skates, hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Kabat to Ronnie Clark. I, Janice Smith, bequeath my ability to get A- in shorthand to the next year's shorthand class. I, Jim Slagle, will next year's Napoleon football team to Larry VValter. I, Dick Stickley, will my exceptional ability in chemistry to Reed Sell. I, Ed Stine, hereby bequeath my ability to sleep in class to Mort Bernath. I, George Swart, will my Democracy book to Larry lValter. I, Joyce Swart. will my English seat that I've had for the last two years to my little brother, Harold. , I, Dorothy Tedrow, will all my past Home Economic classes to my sister, Mary Ann. I, Kenneth Tremain, will my ability to give Reader's Digest reports to Bob Krohn. I, Marlene Tuckerman, will my ability to pass locker inspection to the future students. I, Donna Vondron, will my long hair to anybody that can keep it curled. I, Ruth W'achtmann, will my ability as a senior to get into homeroom before the 9:00 o'clock bell rings to next year's senior class. I, Kenneth W'alter, hereby will my mechanical brains to Larry Konrath. Class History FRESHMEN: Entered--Richard Basich, Sally Beatty, Dale Bechstein, Ned Bechtel, Tibby Bowerman, David Cole, Dallas Cunningham, Hal Dailey, Roger Dailey, Donald Deck, Donna Durham, Rebekah Ernsthausen, Nancie Falor, Beatrice Finney, Marion Frank, Audrey Frey, Richard Green, Donald Haas, Donna Haas, Glenn Harmon, Sue Hartley, Jo- ann Henricks, Charles Hudson, Betty Kidder, Dick Kigar, Daryl Kleck, Grace Lambert, Jerry Lambert, Dick Lehman, Donald Lehman, Howard Leupp, Minnie Mattin, Glenda McQuillin, Virgil Miller, Martin Mohler, Donald Nofzinger, Vernon O'Brien, Dorothy Ohlinger, Lavonne O'Neill, Raymond O'Neill, Cale Rash, Milton Rearick, Margaret Ross. Marion Ross, Dorothy Sams, Jack Scherf, Jean Segrist, Albert Sharpe, Donna Shirkey, Donabel Skates, Francis Skates, Joan Skates, Jim Slagle, Janice Smith, Richard Stickley. Ed Stine, Virginia Taylor, Dorothy Tedrow, Kenneth Tremain, Marlene Tuckerman, Gene Vance, Donna Mae Von'dron, Ruth Vlfachtmann, Jim Vlieber, Kenneth XValter. I WVithdrawn-Betty Kidder, Martin Mohler, Francis Skates, Joan Skates, Gene Vance, Jim Weiner. SOPHOMORES: Entered-Mary Lou Burgoon, Lucille Dunning, Charlene Post, Margy Grime. VVith,drawn-Mary Lou Burgoon, Lucille Dunning. - JUNIOR: Entered-Richard Frank, Ed Holly, George Swart, Joyce Swart. IfVithdrawn-Richard Frank, Margy Grime, Joann I-Ienricks, Minnie Mattin, Vernon O'Brien, Virginia Taylor, Donna Shirkey. SENIOR: lVithdrawn-Don na Durham. DONALD OWEN NOFZINGER Don Glcc Club 2, 3, 45 Nlixed Cborus 4: Varsity D 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 2, 45 Del-Hi 45 Music Festival Z, 35 Ir. Trip 3: Boy's State 35 County Festival Z, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, Z, 3. 45 Rotary Recog- nition 2, 35 Intramurals 45 District Music Contest 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. RUTH A R l,FN'l7I WACHTMANN Rufus Glec Club l, 2, 3, 45 'Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll l, Z, 3, 45 Qlilimination Test l, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3, 4: Del-Hi 45 Class Play 3, 45 Music Festival 1, Z, 3, 45 Debate Team 35 Jr. Trip 35 Science Club 1: County Festival 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Rotary Recognition 2, 35 Secretary 3, 45 Fbi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3,5 Li- brarian 3: Ollicc Helper 45 District Music Contest l, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 2, 3. MARION J AY FRANK ... Dumm5 Varsity D 1, 2, 3, 45 Football l, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1234 Trackl 234 Cl J . , .lbs Vice Iiresident 45 ,I 'l rin 3.i RICHARD BASICI-I .................. Bum Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity D l, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Music Festival 3, 45 jr. Trip 35 Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 45 Librarian 45 Student Council Presi- dent 45 District Music Contest 3. IAKIFS SLAGLE ........,...................., Jim Band 15 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Var- sity D l, Z, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2 3 4' Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1,4.3, 45 Class Vice I,l'CSlLlC1'1t 25 Class Secretary 45 Class l'lay 35 jr. Trip 35 District County Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. MILTON REA R ICK ....,.......... Dook Band 1, Z5 Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Var- sity D Z, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 jr. Trip 35 Class President 15 County Fes- tival 3, 45 F. FA. 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 3. bAl.LY SUIJ. l3 HAT l Y ............... Sal Bancl l, Z, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus lt -Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Test 1, 2, 3: Scholarship Team 35 Green Sz Wliitc 43 Del-Hi 43 Class Play 3: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 -lr. Class Trip 33 County Festival l, Z, 3, 45 'D Rotary lkccognition 3: Sccrctiary 3, 4 G A A I 3 4 Nlus' , . . ,2, ., -5 State . :c Contest l, Z, 3, 45 Librarian 3, 4: Clicerlcarlcr Reserve Zg District Music Contest I, 2, 3, llg Orchestra ,, 3 L, . DAVID STANLIYY COl..E,,. Dave NED L. lllifll l lzl, ......,..,........ l7ran' Football l, Z, Ulf. Class Trip 35 Class Play 4. DALLAS ,l. CUNNINGHAM Doe' jr. Class Trip 3g Science Club l, Z IV. F. A, l, Z, 3, 43 Class Play 4. LAVVRFNCF MOWING MAN mrihbey y Football l: Class Play 35 lr. Class Trip 33 Intramurals l, Z, 3, 4. HWAL LICKOY DAILEY ...... 'Leroy Glec Ciub 3, 45 Varsity D 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 45 liuskiitball 1, 2 Track l, 3, lgllintination Test 1, Z, 3 Music Festival 3, 45 jr. Trip 35 In l tratuurals 1, Z, 3, 4, District Musi Contest 3, -lg Basketball Manager 4 ROGER EUGENE DAILEY Charlie Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Elimination 4Test' 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 35 Green Sz Wliite 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Music Festival 1, Z, 3, 45 1Debate Team 3: Ir. Trip 35 lntraninrals 35 District Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 4. NANCIE MAE FALOR ......... 'Nan' Band 1, 2, 3, 45 'Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 15 Music Festival 1 Z, 35 'Orchestra 1, 2, 35 County Fes: tival 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest 2, 35 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3. v DONALD DECK ,.,....,..... .... ,...,..,.. ' ' D. D. Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Glec Club 1, Z5 Bas- ketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 45 Elimination Test 15 Class Play 35 Music Festival l, 25 Ir. Trip 3: Boy's State 35 Science Club 1, 25 County Festival 15 State Music Contest 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Librarian 35 'District Music Contest 1, 2, 3. BEATRTCE ANNE FINNEY Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Class Play 3: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 25 jr. Trip 35 County Festival 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 iG,A.A. 1, 2, 45 State Music Contest 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader Reserve 15 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. REBEKAAH ERNSTHAUSEN ' Becky Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Test 25 Seliolarsliin Team 25 Green Sz XfVliite 4: Del Hi 45 Secretary 3, 45 Librarian 45 Ofuee Helper 4. AUDREY FREY ............ Little Aud Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Del-Hi 45 Office Helper 45 State Music Contest 2, 35 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 -Ir. Class Trip 35 Orchestra 3. NICHARIJ NORMAN GREEN Dick Football l, 45 Baseball l5 Track 15 Class Play 35 jr. Trip 35 Science Club 15 F. l'.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4. SUE CA ROLY N HARTLEY Susie Band 1, Z, 3, 4: iGlee Club l, Z, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Test 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 3, 45 Green Sz While 3, 45 Del-Hd 45 Class Play 3, 45 Mus.c Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Trip 35 Girls' State 35 County Festival 1, Z, 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Sec- retary 3, 45 Rotary Recognit.on 3: G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 45 State Music Con- test l, 2, 3, 45 District Music Con- test l, Z, 3, 4. DONNA HAAS . ..,...........,..,...,.... Haasic Gleg Club l, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Test 1, 25 Green 81 White 3, 45 Del-Hi 45 Class Play 35 Queen 45 Music Festival l, 25 jr. Trip 35 G. XX. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 45 Orchestra J, 35 Vice Presitlent G. A.A. 4. Cl-IARLES HUDSON ......... Chuck Football 15 Class Play 35 jr. Class Trip 3 GLENN HARMON ..,............... Tank Football 15 Baseball 1, 35 Ir. Class Trip 3: F. F. A. l, Z, 3, 45 Intra- murals l, 2, 3. EDWIN C. HOLLY ......,........ .Ecltlie Glee Club 15 Football Z5 Basketball l, 25 Baseball 25 Green Sz 'White 3, 45 jr. Class Trip 35 Intramurals l, Z, 3, 4. RICHARD KIGAR ,... . ,..,.......,... Dick Football lg F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, IFR RY ALLEN LAMBERT Ter-:cl Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4 Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4 Del-Hi 4, Class Play 3, 4, .l .i Festival Z, 3, 4, jr. Trip 35 Count5 Festival 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4 J, -l. DARYL KLECK 1 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, Elimination Test lg Student Council 2, 3, Green 81 Wliite 4: Music Festival 3, 4, Jr. Trip 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, Z, 3, 43 County Festival ll, District Music Festival 4. 'X' us'c 1, 2 DONALD EDWA RD LEHMAN F.F.A.1,2,3,4. -if., GRACE LARIBERT ........,... Gracie Glee Club l, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, 3, 41 Elimination Test 1, 2, Scholarship Team 1, Z5 Green Sz White 3, 45 Del-Hi 4: Class l'lay 35 jr. Trip 3: Science Club 1, 2, G. A, A. ll-3 Librarian 4. RICHARD LEHMAN ............ ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Class Trip 3. nDOC7 'Dick 25 ,Ir HOVVARD LFUPP .........,.....,.. Noah Band 15 Basketball 1, Z, 3, -15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Elimination Test l, Z, 3, 45 Scholarship Teani 1, 2, 3, -15 Class President 35 Green Sz White 45 Deli-Hi 45 Class Play 35 Music Festival 15 .Debate Team 35 ,I r. Trip 35 Boys' State 35 Rotary Recogni- tion Z, 35 'Phi lleta Sigma 35 L1- brarian 3, 4. DOROTHY OHLINGER .,.,..... Dot Honor Roll 3, 45 Green 81 White 3, 45 Del-Hi 45 jr, Trip 35 Science Club 1, 2: F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Secre- tary 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 45 l.i- brarfan -lg Olhce Helper 4. G1 FWDA MAF Kl:'QUll.l.lN 'lMae Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1: Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Green K White 45 Dei-Hi 45 Class Play 35 Debate Team 3: jr. Trip 35 Rotary Recognition 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Contest Z, 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, Z, 3, 45 Librarian 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. LAVONNE MARY O'Nlill.l. H Bonnie Glee Club 1, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 J Green 8: White -l: Class Ilay 3, 415 lr. Trip 35 Science Club l, Z: A. 45 Office Helper 4. 0 VTRGTL MILLER ...............,...,.,.. Virg' Football l, 25 Track 15 Honor Rol' 1, Z5 Elimination Test 1, Z: Green Sz White 45 Class play 35 Debate Team 35 Jr. Trip 35 Science Club 21 Librarian 3, 4. RAYMOND O'NlElLL ......... .,... nRay1, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Class Trip 3, CHARLENE POST ...,.............. Char Band 3, Honor Roll 3, 43 Green ci Wliite 3. 4, Del-lrli 43 Class Play 3g jr. Trip 33 Secretary 3, 4: Clieei- leader 4. MARION JEAN ROSS ...... Mimi Band 1, Z, 3, 4g Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Elimination Test 1, 2: Class Treasurer Z3 'Green SL N1V1iite 3, 4, Del-Hi Co-Editor 4, Class Play 3, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Trip 33 County Festival 1, Z, 3, 45 Home- coming Attendant 1, 4, Rotary Recognition 35 Secretary 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: State Music Contest Z, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Athens Trip 3, Clieerleucler 2, 3, District Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 45 Orcliestrzi 1, 2, 3. CAL'E EDXVARD RASH ,..... Calc Football lg Class Play 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JANE SAMS Dot Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus lg Music Festival 1, Z, 35 .lr.iTrip 33 G,A. A. 4, 17.1-I.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Helper 4, District Music Contest 1, 2. MARGARET ANN ROSS Margie Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4g I Mixed CllO1'11S 1, Honor Roll 1, Q, 3, 4g Eliniinauion Test 1, Green R' XfVlii:c 3, 45 Del-Hi CO-Editor 4, Class lillziy 3, jr. Trip 3, Countg Festival 1, Z, 3, 4: Secretary 3. 4, G. A.A. 1, Z, 3, .15 State Music Con- test Z, 3, Librztrizxn 4, Atliens Trip 3, Clieerlcuder Reserve 2, 39 Dis- Q trict Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 4. sl ACK HER MAN SCHERF 1-ferxnic' Hand Manager 43 Glce Club 3, 45 Nlixeil Chorus 4, Track 2, 3: Conn- ty Festival 3, 4: District Music Contest 3, 4. JEAN LOU SEGRIST ...... Jeanie Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus lg Honor Roll l, Z. 3, 43 Elimination Test 1, 2, Student Council lg Class Vice President 3, Green 81 White 3, 45 ,Del-Hi 45 Class Play 3, 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate Team 33 Jr. Trip 3: County Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- coming Attendant 4g Rotary Recog- nition 3g G. A. A. 1, Z, 3, 45 State Music Contest Z, 3, 4: Cheerleader l, Z, 3: District Music Contest 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 3. IANICE SMITH ........,.r.......... Smitty Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Green 8: White 3, 4: Del-Hi 45 Music Festival 1 2 3, 4, Science 'Club lg Secretaiw 3 4, Honor Roll 43 State Music Cen test Z, 3, Ofhce Helper 4: Dist ict Migsic Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestrl Z ALBERT SHA RFE .,................,...,.... Al Band lg Mixed Chorus 15 Football 1, 25 Basketball 1: Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Elimination Test 1, Z, 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, Z: Student Council 1: Green Sz White 1, Z, 3, 4: Del-Hi 45 Class Play 33 Debate Team 2, Ir. Trip 3, Rotary Recog- nition 3g Intramurals l, 2: Phi Beta Signia Z, 3. RICHARD STICKLEY ,.,.,,.., Die Glee Club Z, 3, Football 4: B ball 1: Track 1, 2, Pl r. Class Tri F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, DONABEI, SKATES ,................. Bel Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 1: Honor Roll 1, 3g Elimination Test 1g Green SzWhite 3, 4: Class Flay 3: Music Festival lg -Ir. Trip 32 Science Club 1: County Festival lg G, A. A. 1, -lg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4,111- tramurals 2, 3: Librarizin 3. 4: Of- fice Helper 3. EDVVEN HARLAN STINE cl Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chort Varsity ll 1, Track lg Del H1 Class lllay 35 Music Festival GEORGE SWART ...........,......,..... Bill Basketball Manager 33 Class Play 33 jr. Trip 33 F. F. A. 3, 4. KEN XETH TREMAIN ...,..... Ken Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 13 Foot' ball 13 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Elim- ination Test l, Z, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1: Green 8 White 3, 43 Del-Hi 43 Class Play 3g Debate Team 33 jr. Trip 33 Science Club 1, Z3 Rotary Recognition 33 Intramurals 1. 2, 33 Librarian 4. IOYCE IRENE swART.- Peggy Glee Club l, Z3 Elimination Test 23 Music Festival l, Z3 F. H. A. l, Z, 4. DONNA MAE VONDRAN Donnie Mixed Chorus 13 Class Play 33 Jr. Class Trip 33 F.H. A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Li brarian 4. DOROTHY JANE TEDROW Dottie Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Elimination Test 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 23 Class Play 33 Green Q Wllite 3. 43 jr. Trip 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Rotary Recogni- tion 3g G. A.A. 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 33 District Music Contest 1, KENNETH EUGENE WALTER Varsitf UD 4' Footba :Kenai . 5 . , ll 2, 3, 4 Class Play 33 Ir. Trip 33 F. F.A 1, 2, 3, 4. MARLENE LUCILE TUCKERMAN ...,...........,........ 'tLucie Honor Roll 3: Student Council 23 Science Club 13 F. H. A. 1, 23 G. A. A. 4. WASHINGTON TRIP On the evening of May 30, l95l, the junior class left the Toledo Union Station with light hearts and high hopes for this great nation's capital, Xllashington. D. C. A1 6:40 P. M. the warriors were off to besiege the city of presidents. XVe all had a great time on the train. Of course everyone conducted himself as perfect ladies and gentlemen, and I still can't understand why one of the porters said he was quitting the next day. At any rate, our coach arrived still intact at Baltimore, Maryland, the next morning after a rather hard night. A bus was on hand to take us to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and we toured the school in grand style. NVe lunched at the Open Door Restaurant, which later changed its name to the Closed Door Res- taurant fclosed to high school students, that isj and then went by bus to XVashington. After arriving at XVashington we were conducted on a grand tour of the city which included the Lin- coln Memorial and the W'ashington Monument. Some ofthe more energetic individuals set out to conquer the 52 llights of stairs leading to the top of the monument, and finally clid so on tired. wobbley legs, and with tongues hanging out. A little later the human avalanche descended upon the Lafayette Hotel. That night most of us attended a theatre party at Loew's Capital Theatre. The next day everyone crawled dazedly out of bed and boarded our buses to take in some more of the capital's sights: the Smithsonian Institute, FBI Building, and the Bureau of Printing and Engraving. At this point everyone was trying to think of a fool proof way of escorting a couple of those nice, big green stacks of U. S. currency out of the building. The afternoon had been left open and everyone sought satisfaction in their own way. Gad! VVhat fun! In the evening we visited Glen Echo Park and had a wonderful time. The next morning we were allowed to sleep late ttill 9200, and then visited the Capitol building. Supreme Court, and the Library of Congress. After lunch we went to Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery. The tour ended at the railroad terminal and at 5:30 P. M. we entrained for home. XfVe had dinner in the dining car and a few played a very interesting and educational game called, VVho can get away with the 'mostest' silverware, the fastest and undetected. All good things must come to an end, however, and the next morning we arrived at Toledo in a somewhat sleepy, bedraggled con- dition after a very, very enjoyable time which will be remembered by all for the rest of our lives. SENIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: Roger Dailey, Bonnie O'Neill, Albert Sharpe, Ned Bechtel. Second Row: Cale Rash, Donna Haas, Sue Hartley, jean Segrist, Ruth NVaehtmann, Nancy Falor, Dorothy Chlinger, Janice Smith. Third Row: Mr. Hilty, Howard Leupp, jerry Lambert, Dallas Cunningham, Dick llasich, Kenneth Trernain, Virgil Miller, Don Nofzinger, Kenneth VValter. RUNNING WILD The Senior Class of 1952 presented their annual class play April 18. It was a comedy called Running VVild, written by Glenn Hughes. Mr. Glenn Hilty was director of the play. The play takes place in a Southern California resort, called the Desert Inn. Owner and manager of this resort is Carl Hammond tRoger Daileyj. Over the week-end he has a number of visitors. Among these is Max Goodwin tNe'cl Bechtelj,,a Hollywood Elm executive who is trying to get away from it all. In order to do this, he has registered as Mr. Jones, letting only Mr. Hammond in on the secret. Mr. Goodwin was not very good in keeping his plans secret. because Don Thomas tAlbert Sharpej, Mr. Hammond's nephew, came seeking him in order to obtain a job as a writer. Since Don did not know who Goodwin was, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Hammond 'decided to get somebody to take the place of Goodwin. They elected Professor Cosmo Cheever tDon Nofzingerj, a botanist, as their guinea pig. Trying to get Mr. Goodwin's attention, Don decides to stage a murder scene at the inn. He has many people in his plot. Included in the plan are Victor Bunn tCale Rashj, who wants to be a G-man: Marian Gray tBonnie O'NeillJ, Donis fiancceg Ed Smith tDiclc Basichb. Don's pal: Daphne DaiTy'7 Hatch tDonna Haasl, Ed's girl friendg Sherry Lee tSue Hartleyj and Louise Latour Uean Segristj, who want to be actresses: jane Finch tRuth XVaehtmannj, a spinster interested in wild flowers and Professor Cheeverg Selma Bell tNancie Falorj, the colored maid, and Manuel tj erry Lambertj. a slow-moving Mexican houseboy. Because a lot of gun shooting goes on by Mr. Bunn, Professor Cheever gets excited and calls Joe Mason QDallas Cunninghamj, the sheriff. The arrival of the sheriff com- plicates things a good deal more. But as all plays go, things turn out for the best. They End out who the real Mr. Good- win is. Don is given a Job. and Sherry and Louise are promised a screen test. Peace, supposedly, cames to Desert Inn once again. I 5 -..+ -,,,.f,mwvW,,f,-Wqmgfz-kwwx ,v x X.,W,,. in gp . wmwww.w:wmm 1 .M ..... , Nm., . , , N, , Y.. WV H1127 F 4 f . 'Q H ' 41111 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNICRS Tom McQuillin, Vernon Mull, Larry Konrath. Mr. Kabat, Ronnie Lozer, Jolm Borck, Miss Diller. Beverly Ballin, Janice Barker, Russell Cook, Marlene Dailey, Buddy Dema- line, Hal Dinius. f Marleen Evans, Dale Fralcer, Marlene Frnnk, Bud Gillespie, Diane Cireis- inger, Katherine Havens. Roger Johansen, Roger Kesler, Jo li n Kraska, Ira L a k e, Joyce Mandly, Catherine Markley. Carl MeKiluluen, Marcia McQuillin, June Meister, Donna Mohler, Cary Pen.- body, Florence Pelton, Henry Pelton. Charles Rettstatt, Lucille Ruger, Reed Sell, Bill SCl1H1lCll,lI1, Janet Smith. Nancy Stiriz, Pat Thompson. Martha Todd, Nolan Tuckerman, Voletfl Wachtmann, Jerry Watkins, Larry Walter, Jeanette VVoodring, Pa-t Zieg- ler. Not Pictured: Ed Tovatt. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The time is June and school has just let out. Angie, a girl of 17, has the whole summer to look forward to. The problem is that she is not too sure about boys. as she has never had a date. Then Jack. her friend jane's fwho goes after a man when she wants himj ex-boy friend comes into her life. Angie's growing up is nothing new to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow, as they have two older girls. Margaret, who is engaged to Art, her baby- faced one, tries to help Angie. Lorraine, her hopeful sister, is sophisticated and rather snobbish at times. She falls in love with Martin. who has little personality and he jilts her. Laughs a plenty are furnished by 10-year-old Kitty, who doesn't understand this growing-up period and hates boys. She finally gets soft-hearted in the end when Angie leaves. Margie is a gossipy girl, and her gossiping causes trouble between Jack and Angie. Fitz, her steady, d0esn't have much to say, but when jack and Angie break up, Tony, a wolf, is right on hand to take over, but Angie loves only Jack, who becomes jealous of Tony. Of course they get back together before Angie leaves for college and jack leaves for Oklahoma and have an agreement to write to each other and see each other if possible during vacations. CAST: ANGIE, Beverly Ballinz MARGARET, Pat Thompson LOTR- RAINE, Jeanette XVoodringg KITTY, Marlene Dailey: MRS. MORROVV, Pat Ziegler, MR, MORROVV, Bud Gillespie, JACK, Larry Vllalterg ART, Ronnie Lozerg MARTIN, Russell Cook, JANE, Florence Peltong TONY, Ronnie Bernath, MARGIE, Diane Greisingerg FITZ, Chuck Rettstatt. 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Third ROW: Angela Bzovia, Larry Marsh, Patsy Langcnderfer, Roger Lehman, Barbara Scheele, Tom Nof- zinger, Joyce Wootly, W'ayne Stoll, Sharon Davenport, Leroy VVoodring, Sandra Boulis, -VVillian1 Norris, Elaine Bollman. 1-'ourtli Row: Judy Dunhar, Eddie Churchill, Phyllis Frank, Charles Tanier, Nancy Peters, Donald Shunlaker, Marilyn McKibben, James Harris, Martha Kesler, Michael Mack, James Avery, Mrs. Bosse, Mrs. Frecwort 1. Fourth Grade First Row: Penny Jackson, Johnny Stewart, Marilyn Dininger, Donald Stratton, Susan Skates, l'.artv Kissel, Diane Norris, Richard 1H'ite, Darlene Loar, Junior Bell, Sharon Dohr, Hal TElls. Second Row: David Warner, Marilyn Reighard, Kenneth Pfaff, Elaine Burgin, Kelsey Hofacre, Hugh Gillespie, james Robinson, Gary Gildeis Mark McQuillin, Patricia Gunn, Michael Nofzinger, Mrs. Beatty. Third Row: Susanne Bratton 'lommv Felton, Penny Churchill. Ronald Keith, Paula Gillespie, Freddy Munoz. Margaret Reichert, Harlan Shaw, Patricia Neorr, Hal Shaw, Sandra Taylor, Larry Green. Fourth Row: Bobby Thatcher. Marv Ann Hallou Carroll Osterhout, lanice Morr, Dicik Merrill, Donna Emrins. Dale Mnttinf Carol Lambert, David Geheit Janice Bishop, Mrs.'Krieger. Th ird Grade , ,- .... Q33 V ii: ---- - V::-':- 5 f' Q tt --ff- ' - -E'5f?5:::t El: 4 i ,V J 'i ' I . es. . f m ' 'X w - . H .. ' -- -,. . .,,., . 1 ..., , .1 .. .. 1ia:::. , . iQIf.V351F'E5. . ., a ' ::--1.- '.I: .. - It ,. Vgtgv- ' V .... - V. sV'V 'I '. 'fE5?I? f W. 35523. 1 1:5-:., giii.. :I W ,.Q'fl i'i1 .. . J.. .... - .... L. 155515 39 1 l f tif? 'f ,. if -2 '- -'-' .152 - - - 1 -V V -----1 W 2: Y .,.. . ...,.. . -Q ' ' V ' : if -- wtf, - . ,V - . , 5 is ,' :i,,..Z,,. 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Paskan, David Corbin, Patricia Mattin, Lynn Gillingloam, ,lun Dailey, Bobby Van Doren, ,lndy Richer, Pau Clmmherlin, Connie Hopkins, Terry Griesinfrer. Luzxnn Vtfesrermau. Tommy Vlfulff. ., .... '- '- .. .- .... . .., V- ., . , . - .. ilr- 1 5 ,, ' -R - ' I V V -- ' . .,. t i., s y' H 9::2':ga+:.:: - - gowns, xA,A:,,g.15g,fv3,, .,, -19? M-ee. V. ,A-Q Q . ,Q 'H ' l s f ,X gg v ,Vs . swf, X .J . v. , , -if 3' ' 7 '::...3: ' 3 L' W NWA X , i L, .., l,., ., , . W ' .,,.,, ,. ,. ,l l , ,. V- 9 , i n i I -'-- P xii- ' ..,,. ' ' 'tl ' V- ' ., . , , ,ef N ., ,.,., r ,.., ,.i. in . ,f H .,, ,,,., - ,- tg, ..z:s5: Ri f l 53' ' 4 ,4 -:-'a:::?1:1:f:e:1:2:1:2:::s:a:a:aga:',:sa.,.,,:g:g.::ep , , - if. L -: . Q i 1 1 gf .Q ---- 352. ff- 1 'ef - W- - V' U' fl ....... WM...-.lr,. ,. : ., V Z'. 'i'5 ' ' ' 'MW ..,. ,,,,,,, - ---. M , .... - -. .2 ' 5,1-. . :.Q :f X 'd,v f:,'3'EZ, 'ff' Erin? ' , 1. 4 i M f' Q, .v First Row: Kathie Chamberlin, ,lerry Robinson, Marion Richardson, ,lames Gillespie, Phyllis Harris, Berna. Mohler, ,ludy Lauffer, Gregory Harmon, Patricia Muir, Michael Gillen. Leza Nciderhoff, Douglas Konrath. Sec ond Row: Larry Leis, Debera Zonker, Tommy Klzick, Kay Burt, Larrj: Lehman, Patricia Stewart, Garry 34.011 Alice Stout, ,Timmy Burdue, Connie Vaughan, ,lohn VVillison, Sonja Dernath. Third Row: Mary Alice Enians Peggy Snyder, Tim Churchill, ,ludy Linn, ,lean Davis. Mrs. Reighard. -L v fa I . 2 5 E e 3 5. Q X W 3 E E fl 5 S .A - f- 1 W, . 1 v. Lx ..'f ,mvfswm .fue 'Xl-.9-mv'-4 Venus Llt.l.'Qx.X . ! .Waw' 1 - 3... M ' . zm vA'aua..' v. f . X :mmm .www-1fa,, ,. puma' m- ! E ' k 7 I E 1 A1111 S MUSIC CZ.. .1'.'f. ..:D SENIOR BAND This year the music groups were divided up. Miss Ludwig had the Girls' Glee Clubg Mr. Dambach, the Junior, Intermediate and Senior Bands, the Boys' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. There was no Orchestra this year. Miss Ludwig organized the Girls' Glee Club so that they had election of officers. The president was Jean Segristg secretary and treasurer-Marion Rossg librarian-Nancy Ellsg stage managers-Carol Wfhitmire, Beverly Frye and Maxine Jennings. This year the Girls' Glee Club went to the district contest: they were in the county festival, and presented a concert with the Boys, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Dambach, presented a vocal concert, went to the county festival and participated in the contests. Both groups were out to do special numbers for the different organizations of the town. The Mixed Chorus presented a Christmas cantata this year for the Rotary and the public. The chorus has done a cappello work. It also was in the concert. contest and county festival. The band during the past year was very showy with its new step and march beat. The band went to all the football games and put on some real peppy shows to match our unbeaten team. The band had its own concert. The band also participated in the contest, county festival and summer parades. Mr. Dambach started the Intermediate Band this year. The Intermediate Band is between the Junior and Senior Band. intermediate Band First Row: Donnie Sclinniztker, Larrv Sclnnnnker, Gailann llernatli, Nan VVl1itnnre Carolyn Dailey, Martlia Kesler, Elaine Bollnum. Second Row: Jncly Robb, Czirol Billings, Violet Nlaclclock, Sharon Leis, Ann Jackson Judy Jiielcson, Donna Dcinziline, David lYJf1llQl', Mary MCCz:nce. Third Row: Rollin Edgar, Mary Jo Reichert, Dean Cook, Janet Hilclreth, Jim Kisselv Peggy Baker, Karen Mohr, Toniri VVarner, Director: Mr. Dznnbacli. JUTIIOI' Band First Roxy: Alice Hilty, Judy Robb, Alice Slizxrpe, Phyllis Ann Vifacie, Carolyn Lichten- wald, Sharon Davenport, Sue l-lIll1. Second Row: Judy Hartley, Margaret Leinnan, Deanna Johnson, Pat Kipp, Faye St. Clair, Charlotte Tanier, Billy Jackson, Beverly Shaw, Joyce Rnple. Director: Mr. Dambncli. Girls' Glee Club First Row: Gailann Bernath, Donna Demaline, Beverly Ballin, Nancy Tappan, Jane Frey, Janet Hil- dreth, -lanet Rhoads, Carol Meister, Marleen Evans. Second Row? Marlene Dailey, Pat Zeigler, 'loan Leis, Pat Grafhcc, Beverely Frye, Sue Conrad, Janice Shaffer, .lane-L Mae Arnold, Shirley Hilty. Third Row: Pat Thompson, Joyce Leininger, Nancy Ells, Diane Greisinger, Lavonne O'Neill, .lane Lane, Bertha Alfero, Margie Ross, Marion Ross. Fourth Row: Dorothy Tedroxv, Romaine Short, Maxine Jennings, Maxine Bolhnan, Lucille Ruger, Sue Terwilliger, ,lean Segrist, Charlene Taylor, Dorothy Beaverson, Grace Lambert. Fifth Row: ,lanice Smith, Barbara Brown, Florence Pelton, Shirley Miller, Carol Whitmer, Sally VVhit- mire, ,loan Taylor, Joyce Clark, Beatrice Finney, Sally Beatty, Miss Ludwig. Boys' Glee Club First Sow: Dean Cook, Buddy Zeigler, Dale Fraker, Harlton Dunbar, 'Hal Dailey, Daryl Kleck, Judy Wi iston. Second Row: Ronald Peabody, Tom Willison, Lawrence Shaffer, jerry Lambert, Roger Dailey, jim -Slagle, NVayne Short, Ira Lake, Roger Shelt. Third Row: Bob Schroclz, David Daner, Billy VVhitmire, ,lack Scherf, Bud Gillespie, Mr. Darnbach, Ron- nie Lozer, Dick Basich, Don Nofzinger, Bobby Vlfelch. Mixed Chorus First4Row: Nancy Tappan, Shirley Hilty, Roniaine Short, Beatrice Finney, Pat Zeigler, Sally VVhitn1er, Diane Greisinger, Gailann Bernath, Bob Welcli. Second Row: Dean Cook, Florence Pelton, Shirley Miller, Janet Arnold, Janice Shaffer, Barhara Brown, Lucille Ruger, Donald Nofzinger. Third Row: Ira Lake, Lawrence Shaffer, Bill VVhitinire, Bud Gillespie, Jack Scherf, Ronnie Lozer, Jerry Lamhert, Mr. Dambach. Junior High Chorus First Row: Carol Billings, Della Staples, Mary Jo Reichert, Nancy McQuillin, Ann Jackson, Peggy Baker, Jeaninne Kleck, Carolyn Dailey, Betty Szabo, Carolyn Lichtenwald, Carolyn Mohler. Second Row: Charlotte Tanier, Violet Haddock. Janet Rupp, Donelda XfViseman, D e-an n a Taylor, Brenda Burris, Elfrieda Pelton, Sharon Leis, Joyce Shipman, Alice Sharpe, Jean Sehinidlin. Third Row: John Forrest, Kenneth Dohm, Tom Green, Jack Rohinson, Jean Schimidlin, Jannis Norris, Patty Chamberlin, Devon Kissel. Fourth Row: Kenneth Bell, Dick Hartley, Norman Bushman, Richard Gillespie. Harold Rettstatt, Bil' Bishop, Phil Kesler, Lee Dunhar, Bob Merrill, Boh Reynolds, Paul Deniond. Larry Gillingham, Jinx Mattin, Merle Short, Mr. Danihach. COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL First Row: Janet Rhoads, Donna Demaline, Judy Williston, Dorothy Beaverson, janet Mae Arnold, Nancy Tappan, Shirley Hilty, Janice Smith, Beatrice Finney. Second Row: Marion Ross, Pat Thompson, Ruth VVachtmann, Audrey Frey, Jean Segrist, Sallv XfVhitmer, Pat Ziegler, Shirlejy' Miller. Lucille Ruger, Romaine Short, Ruth Neville, Sue Conrad, Jane Meister, Diane Greisinger, ,lanice Shaffer. Third Row: Margie Ross, Budd Gillespie, ,lack Scherf, Dean Knappenberger, Larry Shatter, Bill Whitmire, Don Nofxinger, Harlton Dunbar, Daryl Kleck, Dean Cook, Sally Beatty. The Fulton County Music Festival of 1952 was given March 21 at the Memorial auditorium at Xliauseon. George C. Arkebauer of Defiance College was guest conductor of the Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus. Twenty-one girls from Delta were chosen to be in the County Girls' Glee Club, which consisted of one hundred fifty girls in all. 'Seventeen boys from Delta were also chosen to be in the County Boys, Glee Club. This group consisted of ninety boys in all. Ten girls and ten boys were also chosen to be in the County Mixed Chorus of one hundred fifty voices. Shirley l-lilty was accompanist. Guest conductor of the band was Federick G. Ebbs of Baldwin-XYallace College. Fourteen students from Delta participated in the County Band of one hundred students. f The purpose of these concerts is to enable the students to create better singing and more skillful playing ability. 11 x v 5 Q f553 w f 'ggi -- , 3 , gi 5 i lQ,E4 32 Q, f if gm f 'S ' Q '- f fl if 5 ., Q ,W , , N 'iff 14 f, , 5 1. 6 -3fiHS?E',,A fs , W' ' , aww , .xv 3 ' wi vs' EW. A aww gig ' SQ, ie. , A ' V'-my I I Mig: I E I SPORTS C .I.'. .1'... ':D Varsity Football Cheerleaders Donna Haas, Lavonne O'Neill, Charlene Post, Marleen Evans, Beverly Ballin Varsity Baslcetlaall Cheerleaders Donna Haas, Lavonnc O'Neill, Glenda McQuillin, Beverly Ballin. Jr. High ancl eserve Basketball Cheerleaders Standing: Joan Leis, Janice Shaffer, Nancy Tappan, Judy VVilliston. Kneeling: Charlene Taylor, Janet Rhoads, Darlene Tanier. There were two sets of varsity cheerleaders this year, one for football and one for basketball. All the cheerleaders were picked by the student council and a faculty committee. During football season there were five cheerleaders- Charlene Post, Beverly Ballin, Marleen Evans, Bonnie O'Neill and Donna Haas. They were out there cheering our team on to victory in all kinds of weather. In basketball season there were only four varsity cheerleaders-Beverly Ballin, Glenda McQuillin, Donna Haas and Bonnie O'Neill. They, too, were with the boys all the way. trying to show that the kids in the cheering sec- tion were with them, whether they were ahead or behind. There were also four reserve and four junior high cheerleaders out there to cheer their boys on. The reserve cheerleaders were-Nancy Tappan, Joan Leis, Judy XVi1liston and Janice Shaffer. The junior high cheerleaders were -Janet Rhoads, Darlene Tanier and Charlene Taylor. Dick Basich Right Halfback Roger Dailey Right Tackle Larry VValter Right End VARSITY FOOTBALL Jim Slagle Left Halfback Ray O'Neill Left Tackle Hd Tovalt Left End Marion Frank Fullback Don Nofzinger Right Tackle jim Green Quarterback Milton Rearick Quarterback Hal Dailey Left Guard john Borck Left Guard 'Q f -5:51,-5:2-'sri-5 its . . .,... I an Ronald Lozer Center Russell Cook Right Guard Louis Meszaros Coach s t, ,5 - - e- Q xf Q at Q X Q2 H: W-Ef2f'I i': :ts x.-- , 1., '-1 : VARSITY FOCTBALL ',. . li . .1.,:,1,: 3 ',1.4 1 1. 11111 KOTW -R i ': f i5 22225221 ff '-'- iii ' -.,, Fullback 'gi Assistant Coach ' 3 tsl if 15.1EiEiE.E2Ei:xEa,!i:g,-f jg Q, ' if , , ,, 555:11 , i,x.',5,: Qkgff X A '13 - - - is , ,.,. se ' 1 ., If V Q. :.. - 1- I aaa.-:::. , .- . .- -rar:-.1 - -1: . . -' 3 -I . .,.. I, A Q - . ali , I J 'N : :N A . V- , In pg - ' - iz 11 . , ,,,, Q Q- 15.1 .1- Nc V '. . I H I .- . .2 L- t. 'S ' -' ik ' ' 8 I 'V .:,'3'. : ::fi' 1: ,. , ., WT- ' . - 355383 . ...,,.- vt V -Q H V Q A . 2.3. , -Els.. 1:E:-- ., g, f 'fvfff 'ngiiigiiiiifi ' ,' :E ,,.,1.- ff' I , T is 4 P it -, - I ' QVQX IFEIF , -. 1. E ' , t 1- 'FAQ-5fQf f.' Q ffsgvlckiillvfi. Q E' 3 Q5 ti ff: 5 jk This year Delta perhaps had the greatest foot- ball team in its history. The Panthers won ten games without a defeat. This is the best record of any Delta football team. They rolled up an amaz- ing total of 470 points to their opponents 125. The big cats avenged last year's upset at the ha11ds of Swanton by beating the Bulldogs 27 to O. The vic- tory gave Delta the Maumee Valley Championship. The Panthers tenth game was a post-season tilt with previously unbeaten Clay. They trounced them 33 to 7. This year the team was paced by Ed Tovatt, Ray O'Neill, Marion Frank and Dick Hasich, all of whom received iirst team All-Mau- mee Valley Honors. jim Slagle an-d Hal Dailey received second team honors. Dick Basich, our line halfback. was second in the state in individual scoring with 222 points. All ten victories were im- pressive and we wish to congratulate the team and coaches for a great season, one that we will re- member for a long time to come. Delta SCHEDULE Opponent 44 ...... ..... M aumee ......, ....... 2 O 38 ...... ....... O ttawa Hills ...... .... l 4 52 ...... Anthony Wayne ..... 6 60 ...... ..... L iberty Center .... ,,,, 7 58 ...... ...... lV Iontpelier ..... ......, 2 O 59 ...... ..... H olland ..,, ......, 2 6 34 ...... Napoleon ..... 13 65 ...... ..... X Vauseon .... ,.,. l 2 27 ...... ..... S wanton .... .... O 33 ...... ...... c lay ..... .... 7 Dick Basich Center Howard Leupp Forward sl im Green Guard VARSITY BASKETBALL jim Slagle Forward 1 Don Nofzi Center Ed Tovatt Guard Marion Frank Forward Daryl 'Kleck Guard Hal Dailey Manager Don Deck Forward Larry VValter Forward jerry Lambert Manager Louis Meszaros Coach Everett Cottle Assistant Coach VARSITY BASKETBALL This year Delta had a much better than average basketball team. Playing a tough schedule, we won 11 games while losing only 4 'during the regular season. These victories were enough to give us a share in the Maumee Valley champion- ship with Ottawa Hills. Then the Panthers went on to the Fulton county tournament, where they came in second only to Archbold. Archbold was a big thorn in our side as they beat us three times this year. XN'e wish to congratulate the team and coaches for their many fine showings this year. SEASON RECORD Delta Opponent 44 ....... ..... N Iontpcliei' ...... 43 43 .......,...... Liberty Center ..... ...... 3 4 45 ....... ....,.... S wanton .,......... ...... 3 3 52 ............ Anthony Wfayne ........ 36 39 ....... ...,..... f Xrchbold ...,....... ...... 6 Z 43 ....... ...,, C Jttawa Hills ....... ...,.. 4 7 40 ....... ...... S wanton ..,.... ...... 3 3 54 ....... ,..... X Na useon ....... ...... 2 9 56 ....... ,.....,.,.. F ulton .... ........, . . ..... 22 55 ,....,...,.. Anthony VVayne ............ 48 40 ....... ......... H olland ....... ...... 4 1 49 ., ....,, ...,, O ttawa Hills 54 36 ....... ,..,.. A rchbold ....... ...... 5 5 39 ......, .... L yons ..v... ....,. 3 4 41 ........ ...... H 'olland .... ...... 3 2 Baseball First Row: -lim Green, Larry Wnltcr, Don Haas, Glenn Harmon, Russell Cook, Jim Slagle, Dick Basicli, Milton Rcurick, Marion Frank. Second Row: Larry Clianilserlin, Don Nolzinger, Clinck Rcttstatt, .Terry Lambert, Roger Dailey, Ronnie Lozer, Howard Burgin, Vernon Mull, Larry Shaw, Coach Cottle. Track First Row: Raymond Cole, Chuck Rcttstzltl, Bob johnson, Larry Shaw, Buddy Demnlinc, -Howard Burgin, -lim Korle, Holi Sclirock, Vernon Mull, Second Row: Coach Kleszaros, .lerry Lambert, Ronnie Lozcr, Jinx Slgigle, Ray O'Neill, Milton Reurick, Marion Frank, Dick Hasicli, Bob Snyder, I D 1 Third Row: Hal Dinius, Ira Luke, liob Lune, Harold Sxvart, Russell Cook, -lolin Borck, Don Marlin. .lunior High Football First Row: Norman Bushman, Kenneth Bell, Sonnie Finney, Dick Dunbar, jim Fitch, Gary Currier, Tom Green, Larry Gillingham. Second Row: Dick Hartley, Larry Schumaker, Devon Kissel, Danny Murray, Stanley Basich, Dean Cook, John Forrest, Billy Hite, Phil Kesler, Dale McQuillin, Mr. Cottlc. Third Row: Harold Rettstatt, Donald Tremain, Don Mattin, Dick Billings, Harold Leupp, Howard Burgin, Bob Snyder, Billy XfVliitniire, Bill Osterhout. Junior High Basketball First Row: Paul Demond, Danny Murray, Dean Cook, Roger Sheit, Raymond Cole, Boh Welcli, Larry Schumakcr, Norman Bushman, jack Robinson. Second Row: Coach Cottlc, Larry Shaw, Harold Rettstatt, Tom 'VVillis-on, jim Korte, Hlarold Leupp, Bob Snyder, Howard Burgin, Bill Bishop, Stanley Basich. QUEEN HOMECOMING Our annual Homecoming Game took place on October 12. Wie played Montpelier and won. Our lovely queen was Donna Haas. At the game she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of yellow mums. At the dance after the game, she was crowned by Ray O'Ne'ill, a member of the football team. The queen and her attendants made a very striking scene as they came through the door of the gym. The colors of the evening gowns were very elfeetive. The queen wore an attractive ballerina gown of white. She wore at her wrist her corsage, which was made up of red roses and white baby mums. The other girls wore evening gowns of pink, green, orchid, and red and white. Their eorsages were also made up of roses and mums to go with their evening gowns. All in all, it was a very exciting and memorable affair. COURT SENIORS-Marion Ross, Don Notzinger, Jean Segrist, Milton Rearick. IUNIORS-Marleen Evans, Dick Lehman, Lucille Ruger, Larry XValter. SOPHOMORES--Dorothy Beaverson, john Davenport. FRESHMEN-Delores Kasciuezyk, Carl Tovatt. CRQVVN BEARER-Ronnie Dohr. :fit in Azz' gi . . W. , Q' YF' V Q , 'Q I .' 4- fa - 1 o ' 1 vias N94 ,ewyhw .fm Q, iw Q X y ? s Q, , V? ,II .14 f - . , W, ., A .XV ff A , M 'z . 'Q 2 im Q 31 Sh is Q M 'Q xv vywwm ,M , IK H3525 we Rf, 3?- - sf ,,J'K 29996 as 3, 5 gxhg ' I f X I f E, X I 11111 ACTIVITIES C.Z .I. ..... ':D Del - Hi Stall First Row: Sally Beatty, Associate Editorg Marion Ross, Margaret Ross, Co-Editors, Ruth 'Waclitn'iann, Business Manager. Second Row: Glenda McQi1illin, Janice Smith, Grace Lambert, Charlene Post. ' Third Row: Dorothy Ohlinger, Rebekah Ernsthausen, jean Segrist, Sue Hartley. Fourth Row: Howard Leupp, All Sharpe, Mrs. johnson, Donna Haas. Standing: Jerry Lambert, Daryl Kleclc, Kenneth Tremain, Donald Nofzinger, Mrs. Wisner. Not Pictured: Virgil Miller, Audrey Frey, Ed Stine. Green and White Stall First Row: Pat Zeigler, Associate Editorg Al Sharpe, Editor. Seclolnd Row: Virgil Miller, Business Manager, Glenda McQuillin, Grace Lambert, Donna aas. '1'hEdNRo?v: Dorothy Ohlinger, Rebekah Ernsthausen, Ed Holly, Charlene Post, Lavonne ' eil. Fourth Row: Shirley Hilty, Alice Sharpe, Dorothy Tedrow, Mrs. Johnson. Fifth Row: Janice Smith, Donabel Skates, jean Segrist, Sue Hartley. Standing: Daryl Kleck, Howard Leupp, Marion Ross, Kenneth Tremain, Sally Beatty, Margaret Ross, Mrs. VVisner. Phi Beta Sigma Sealed: Peggy Smith, Shirley Hilty, Don Nofzinger, ,lucly jackson, Alice Sharpe. Slwnclingrz Dick Kleck, Don Bechtel, Larry Koriraili, Robert Murray, Bob Thompson, Roqm' Shell, Student Council Scaled: john Borrlc, Norman Bushman, Sue Hartley, Ronzilil Lozer, Milton Rearick, Dick lizisicli, Auclrey- Frey, Janice Shaffer, Alice Sharpe. Stzinflingz Mr. Hilly. Gffice Helpers ancl Secretaries Firm Row: Margaret Ross, Sally Beatty, Nlarion Ross, Dorothy Sams, Janice Smith, loyccg Klanclly. Second Row: Dorothy Ohlingcr, Rebekah Ernsthauscn, -lean Segrist, Sue Hartley, Ruth Nlfaclitinzuin. Thircl Row: Lavonue O'Neill, Charlene Post. Standing. Mrs, Sinclel, Mrs. Wisiic1'. Librarians Standing: Grace Lambert, Dorothy Ohlinger, Glenda McQi1illin, Donna Mae Vondron, Nancy Stiriz, Kenneth Tremain, Dick Basich, Marion Ross., Margaret Ross, Jeanette Woocl1'i11g. Seated: Donahel Skates, Rebekah Ernstliausen, Sally Beatty, Mrs. johnson, Virgil Miller, Voleta Wachtmann, Florence Pelton, Howard Lcupp. G. A. A. First Row: Margaret Ross, -lndy Williston, Sally Beatty, Marion Ross, Sue Hartley, Donna Haas, Grace Lamhert,.Gailann Bernath. Second Row: Joyce Leininger, Nancy Ells, Pat Thompson, Bonnie O'Neill, Glenda Mc- Qnillin, Marcia McQnilli11, Marlene Evans, ,loan Leis, Pat Grafrice, Janice Shaffer. Third Row: jane Lane, Shirley Miller, Donna Mohler Jeanette Wooclrinfr, Charlene I 4 ' 1 5 Post, -loan Seqrist, Carol Wliitnlire Barbara Brown, lane LaSalle. t y . Varsity D First Row: Kenny Walle1', Managerg Hal Dailey, john Borck, Hal Dinins, Ronnie Ber- nath, Dick Stickley. Second Row: Coach Cottlc, .lim Korte, .lim F-lagle, .lim Green, Marion Frank, Don Nofzinger, Coach Meszaros. Third Row: Jerry Lambert, Harold Swart, Ronnie Lozer, Russell Cook, Roger Dailey, Larry Wfalter, Milton Rearick. F. H. A. First Row: Dorothy Beaverson, Carol Whitmire, Marcia McQuillin, Lucille Ruger, Audrey Frey, Nancy Falor, Donna Mae Vondron, Dorothy Teclrovv, Joyce Swart. Second Row: Virginia Recliner, Arlene Lambert, Nancy Stiriz, Pat Zeiggler, Pat VVolcott, Dorothy Sams, Sally VVhitmer, Barbara Brown, Nancy Tappan, Romaine Short, Ruth Waclitmanri. Tlnrd Row: Judy VVilliston, Lois Mull, Mary Teclrow, Sue Conrad. Donna Demaline, Jane LaSalle, Joyce Henricks, Janet Smith, Marlene Frank, Dorothy Ohlinger. Fourth Row: Reta Brown, Nancy Bowerman, Maxine Jennings, Charlene Taylor, Marleen Evans, Beverly Ballin, Voleta Wachtmann, Florence Pei-ton, Kathryn Havens, Marlene Dailey, Donabel Skates. Fifth Row: Joan Leis, Darlene Tanier, Janet Rhoacls, Donna Mohler, Nancy Ells, Linda Miller, Delores Kasciuczyk, Gailann Bernath, Joan Taylor, Janet Mae Arnold, Janice Shaffer. F. F. A. J First Row: Russel Cook, Dallas Cunningham, Don Nofzinger, Buddy Demaline, Larry Konrath. Seegricl Row: Donald Stiriz, Dean Cook, Roger Shelt, Carl NxVinseman, Da ryl Kleck, Dick Teclrow, Mr. urris. Tliird Row: Kenneth Cfrelsinger, Wayne Beaverson, Bob Thompson, Dick Kleck, Harold Cass, Jim Netcher, Jim Tedrow, Cale Rash. Fourth Row: John Borck, Wzxlter Whipple, Larry Watkins, Orville Lawrence, Glenn Harmon. Carey - .Peabody, Dick Green, Harold Swart. Fifth Row: Dick Lehman, Don Haas, John Kraska, Jerry Watkins, Boh Krohn, Conley McQueen, Don Lehman, Henry Felton, Robert Murray, Boh Lane. Parliamentary Procedure Mr. Burris, Dallas Cunningham, Russell Cook, Daryl Kleck, Cale Rash, Dick Kleck, Buddy Dcmaline, Larry Konrath, Dick Green, Don Nofzinger. A Scholarship Team First Row: Diane Greisiriger, English Xlg Mary Tedrow, English IX: Sue Conrad, Eng- lish IXg Maxine Bolhnan, World Historyg jane LaSalle, Bookkeepingg Ruth Wacht- mann, English Xllg Dorothy Tedrow, 'English XHQ Romaine Short, English X5 -lame Meister, American History. Second Row: Shirley Hilty, English X5 Tom XVillison, General Scienceg Roger Shelt, General Scienceg Larry Chamberlin, Aigebra Ig Don Bechtel, Biologyg Harlton Dun- bar, Worlcl Historyg ,lim Tedrow, Biologyg Pat Thompson, English XI. Third Row: Ronald Lozer, American Historyg Hal Dinius, Advanced Algebrag Virgil Miller, Senior Social Studiesg Albert Sharpe, Chemistryg Howard Leupp, Advanced Algebrag Donald Nofzinger, Chemistry. Not Pictured: Alanice Shaffer, Bookkeepingg Dick Tedrow, Algebra I, and Roger Dailey, Senior Social Studies. Delta Classmates For 12 Years First Row: Nancie Falor, Beatrice Finney, Donahel Skates, jean Segrist, Glenda Mc- Qnillin, Sue Hartley, Sally Beatty. Second Row: Glenn Harmon, jerry Lambert, Dick Lehman, Donalcl Deck, Albert Sharpe, Daryl Kleck, - Third Row: Charles Hudson, Kenneth Tremain, Virgil Miller, Tih Bowerman, Roger Dailey, ,lack Scherf. Pike, York and Swancreelc Classmates For 12 Years First Row: Marlene Tuckerman, Dorothy Tedrow, Rebekah Ernsthausen, Andrey Frey, Donna Mae Vonclron, Dorothy Ohlinger. Secitigfl Row: Hal Dailey, Don Lehman, Dallas Cunningham, Don Nofzinger, Kenneth a ter. l i E t , 5 S 1 E Q 2 i 1 N 1 'f 3 Q Q 5 E i E 3 n 2 E md :MIfW '..x.-,ES.'I39K595Xi'isi?':Ef ?T2v,.-',5?'l,A.l..,. . -. 1V, 3-' ,130 ' ' QL .. ' . .. v K v. 1-,ff - . ' . ' ' f CALENDAR SEPTEMBER- 10-School opens. Ah, well, such is life. 14-Football at Maumee. Shucks, Maumee di'dn't have a chance. 21-Football, Ottawa Hills here. Man. what a massacre! 25-Junior class select rings at 1:00 P. M. Hey, paw, fork over. 27-School employees-Board of Education social meeting. Pawss the the crumpets, Jarvis. 28-Football, Anthony Wlayne here. Boy, it is murder! OCTOBER- 3-Freshman get-acquainted party. Hello. cutie. my but you look nice! 5-Liberty Center got whipped at football again. 12-Football, Montpelier. Boy, oh boy, we killed 'eml 15-Assembly program: the Pattersons. Wlhat muscles! 16-Seventh and eighth grade party. VVhat a brawl! 17-Del-Hi individual pictures. VVatch the birdie. l7-F.H.A barn party and hay ride. Swing your pardners right and left. 19--Football, Hollanid here. Another runaway. 19-All day held trip for the H. S. home economics students. Anything to get out of classes. 19-End of the first six weeks! period. 30 days in session. 26-Yipee! N. VV. O. Teachers' meeting, no school. 26-Football, Napoleon there. It was tough, but we nnally made it. N OVEM BER- 2-Football at XN'auseon. A preview of next year's team. 5-9-F. H.A. self-improvement week. Ya gotta give 'cm credit for trying. 9-Football, Swanton here. Ah ha! At last! 16-junior class play, Seventeenth Summer. Not bad, not bad. 19-F. H.A. dads a11d daughters get together. Poor papa! 21-Basketball at Montpelier. What a thriller-diller! 22-23-Thanksgiving' vacation-paroled. 30-End of second six weeks' period. 27 days in session. 30-Basketball, Liberty Center here. Another close one. DECEMBER- 4-Football banquet. Quite a meal. 6-7-Every pupil tests. Achin' back. 6-Assembly program. l-larry F. XVclch. Popeye hisself. 7-Basketball, Swanton here. Sweet revenge. 12-Faculty Christmas party. Santy Clause is a comin' to town. 14-Basketball, Anthony Wlayne, here. XYe win again. 15-Basketball, Archbold there. XVe wuz gypped! 21-Basketball, l-lolland there. 21-Christmas vacation. Two weeks to dog it. JANUARY- 2--Ugh! Back to the work house. 4---Basketball, Ottawa Hills here. ll-Basketball, Swanton there. 12-Basketball, Vllauseon here. 18-Basketball at Anthony VVaync. CALENDAR fContinuedJ 24-Del-I-li group pictures-Xvheeel No classes. Z6-We go to Ottawa Hills for more basketball. 28-Ahhh, down in front! Assembly program, the Blackwells. 29-Basketball here-Archbold again, FEBRUARY- l-We travel to Lyons to play basketball. 2-Senior scholarship tests-O. K. Einstein. do your stuff. 4-Another assembly program, The Archers. 6-I-Iot tomale! The F.I-l.A. chili supper. 8-Basketball. Holland our guest. 12-13-14-l5-16-County basketball tournament. 20-21-22-23-County basketball tournament. 22-IVashington's birthday-out on good behavior. 29-End of fourth six weeks' period. 29 days in session. 29-Elementary operetta. MARCH- 8-District solo and ensemble auditions. Do re me fa sol la te do. 14-F. H. A.-F. F'. A. banquet. Hey youl Dash with the hash!! l5-District group auditions. Torreadora, don't spit on the floor. 21-Fulton county musical. Music maestro. 26-County teachers' meeting. How to be a better warden in one easy lesson. 27-Try to look intelligent. now, Del-I-Ii group pictures. 27-28-Every pupil tests. Odda Bodkins. not again? APRIL- l-Basketball banquet for all you hot-shots. 2-District scholarship elimination. NVho is buried in Grant's tomb? 3-Assembly singer. Tune up. folks. 11-GOOD for FRIDAY, no school! ll-End of Sth six wecksg 29 days in session. -Senior class play. My, what arteestsl 18 19'-State instrumental solo and ensemble auditions. 23-F. I-l.A. Mother-Daughter banquet. Don't gorge yourselves now. M A Y-- 2-High school musical. Pretty good, pretty good. 3-District-State scholarship examinations at Bowling Green. Sharpen your wits, kiddies. 7-Pike and York students come in to pick out their cells for next year's sentence. Elementary May Day program. just a little farther to go! 10-junior-Senior banquet. Moonlight and roses. 14-School spring exhibit. Time to look over our handiwork. 15-16-Senior hnal exams. VVhat have I done to deserve these trials? 17-State vocal solo and ensemble auditions. 18-Baccalaureate. Z3-Commencement-A closed book and an open door. 25-26-27-Final exams. Gadzooks, what a jab! 28-Yippe Ti Hi! Faculty luncheon. 29-End of 6th six weeks' period. At last. 29-Last day of school. W'e've finally served our time. Delta Public Reform School closed until next fall. junior class trip date to be arranged. Re seein' ya. ' The Del-Hi staff wishes to thank all the people who have contributed to the making of this annual a success. J1ERRY'S MARKET EAST END MARKET COFFEE sl-IOP DR. JAMES A. MYERS RED'S BARBER sl-:OP DAVENPORT HARDWARE LICHTENWALD'S MARKET ELTON STUDIO HOME STAR cROcERY SAM'S BARBER SHOP DR. R. L. BAY ROLLA HILL-Express w1LL1sTON AND COMPANY M. D. BEARD RAY'S BOWLING CENTER DR. E. L. McKEE W. W. KICHLINE DELTA HOME BAKERY MUTZFELD'S HARDWARE LARRY'S BEAUTY SHOP GLEN' V. SOULE PHYLLIS MAE'S BEAUTY SHOP DR. K. V. JOHANSEN HOLLINGER'S CLOTHING STORE BANCROFT CLEANERS SANDWICH GRILL VAN NEST JANITOR SUPPLY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MILTON SIGG POPCORN CO. RETTIG MUSIC STORE HAMMONTREE RADIO 81. TELEVISION SALES STERLING CREAMERY WINAMEG COUNTRY MARKET DELTA HOME TELEPHONE CO. MR. AND MRS. CHAS. HAIVIAKER TURNBULL BROS. COMPLIMENTS OF THE DELTA CLINIC -u1n---u-n-l1n1l- -If g-.- un1-uninn1am1nu-uniuu1mn1llu-M11 n1nu-lm-lln1lw1lnu-uu1nn-lnu-uu- lm--nn--lm-mu-un--un-.uu1lu 4...- gigigigqigi -:ggi ,gg1.....,:1g:,-4,71-1.u1g,-.qu-Q..-q.,1m.1q,,1ul.iq,,-.gliglg 1 in-In Compliments of- Wauseon Fertilizer Company -XVauseon, Ohio Wilber H. Kleck FERTILIZER - LIME - SEED CORN AND CLOVER SEED Telephone 6478 Delta, Ohio Telephone 4195- West End Garage C. D. MCQUILLIN, Prop. MARATHON PRODUCTS- Best in the Long Run MILLER Geared to the Road TIRES GENERAL REPAIRING -Delta, Ohio Herff Jones Company Designers and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry - Graduation Announcements Medals - Cups and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, IND. jewelers to Delta I-Iigh School P. D. Cook. Representative M.-.lu-.m...lm-.W-.w....u-.-w.....w1ml.-.,u...,u,.-.u,1,,,,.-1 -. .- --uu1.u,...uu1.m..., 1,m1,u..-,,,,1,.,.1iul1..,,,,1,u.1.. M1 - mx-nu-m-um-un- nu--nu1nn-nl-noi: 4.............-...............-,,.,....,-..-.,,,-..-....-....-,.-.,........-,..-........-.....,.-........-.,.....,.-,.,-,..-....-....-,,.............-.,,.........,,.,- ......-......-..............1. 1:1-I--lx-I sfom1mvnf-m1un--nn-nuim-In-nn-In-m1m1uu1m1m-an1n1m1nn1n-nn-u1u1-un1n1n1n1n I1-Qgg.--...11-.1111111-.n..g1..-51111111 Portraits of Quality The Skillful Photography and Fine Finishing That Have Always Distinguished the Work of This Studio Are At Your Disposal. WE HAVE YOUR SCHOOL NEGATIVE ON FILE LIVINGSTON STUDIO 417 Summit St. - TOLEDO 4, OHIO NO ORDER IS TOO SMALL ' Telephone ADams 2011 l1l-D-':-: sizing-z Q: :-iw.?n.--n:+.fefl.-.n----- fr--f ----M-f---fd .-. -- .-.........,.., m1.,.1q-.,u1,.... -M1,11-.min..q1.1w1q1qq.-nu.-w..u,1-un.1 1. 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1m.1 ..- 1 luulnul 1 1 .- .. , Compliments of- Penrocl Funeral Home Compliments of- Delta Feed Company -Floyd Nofzinger gg Relax. . . p have a Coke Lasalle frrlsfQ,v . . l - gf zjjfex N C Coca - Cola X Bottllng Company Complete lllSlll'E'l.11CC Service- Grisier Insurance Agency Service Since 1868 Vlfauseon, Ohio Telephone 9-6351 Congratulations To the Class of 1952- XVHEN YQU THINK CF FLONVERS Think of Watkin's Greenhouse -Telephone No. 2041 Compliments of The Markey Bronze Bushing Company Compliments of- The Lyric Theater Compliments of- Shrull's Ben Franklin Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES -Delta, Ohio ul-- minus-nl:+nnu--ez--ur-uap-em-u: ' Y' 1 :final --iuu- -7 1m--nu-- -nu-I ......-.,..............-....-..................-.. -.-..- 4. . rw... u,.1nn.-un1..1m.1..1.q.-W.-g,l1n....m1-.m1.g1p,.1g1g u,..u.1u...,.,-.m,..u,,.1.,.,-.W1M-.mlm 4...-. -ca-n,1g,...,n-.w..m,-1.-. ffm m---:lznfzplg-7:,.-.lm 7:17--. :: r-:sz :I anim SEVEN TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU Look for the Red and Wfhite Sanitary Truck SANITARY DRY CLEANING COMPANY 412-414 Conant Street MAUMEE. OHIO .,,1nu.-.-..........- -.-1.-.QV-.--..........-.-..-.1:.1.1.1 at11111-.11-..-11.-1-.-.111.-11-... .1M1,,,1..u1nnn1,,,,.-uniinn-,.,,.-m.1.m-. -. Compliments of lVlr. and lVlrs. Jason Lamont Nosco, Inc. SEEDS THAT SATTSFY Telephone No. 2821 Delta, Ohio Schrock's Drug and Jewelry Store Telephone No. 1045 Delta, Ohio Hartley Sales Service ZENITH - MOTOROLA - DENDIX GIBSON - YOUNGSTONYN 703 East Main Street Telephone No. lOll nu: 1 1 .- .- .4 1 ......,.i,.,,.-...,.- ...,,,..-im....,m....m, Best VVishes From- Bruner Motor Sales Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Delta Food Locker Gamble' s The Friendly Store Hardware - Electric Appliances - Auto Supplies GEORGE l-lOF'ElXlAN, Owner Telephone No. 2213 Delta, Ohio Best Wlishes From- Dailey Jewelry and Gift Store Delta, Ohio w1y1 1W...gn-my-un1nu1m1.m-q1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1mq1-gl Cpltf DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION AND COMMISSION CO. AUCTION SALE EVERY IVEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 3825 - Telephone - 3825 DELTA, OHIO -:1 n d-- STOCKADE RESTAURANT CHICKEN DINNEI S - STEAKS A- CI-IOPS 2912 - l Al phone - 2912 DI I 'I X OHIO in-I-0? m,1m1uu1m1m1un-.m -g1-1-1- uu1,,,,1uu1m,1un1m....,m....g..,m uu1m,1m1w1.m..-,.g14,.1nn1uu1m.1m1m.1 -9-- Compliments of HARMON CHEVROLETSALES 201 VVest Main Street CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE GOODRICH TIRES WRECKER SERVICE Telephone No. 1245 Delta, Ohio m.1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14...1lln1l.u1.m1.m1ll1 1 1, Printers of This Annual- THE METAMORA RECORD PUBLISHING AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING -Metamora, Ohio Best Wishes- DELTA TRUCK LINE Dependable Daily Service To Delta. Swanton, Crissey, Holland and Toledo H. C. DECK, Owner Telephone No. 2555 Delta, Ohio Compliments PINE TREE DAIRY MILK COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM COFFEE CREAM ICE CREAM XVI-IIPPING CREAM BUTTERMILK CHOCOLATE MILK They're Good For You Compliments of South Delta Oil Company Compliments of- Carl Frank YOUR SOI-IIO DISTRIBUTOR BEST VVISHES To the Class of '52- Pet Milk Company John Pelton LUMBER - COAL - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Telephone No. 1391 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- H. L. Miles Telephone No. 1125 Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Hotel Lincoln 1 1 .-lm.-un-.llll.-nn1,1 1 1 -. 1 .- .- 1 .1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 -. 1 im Compliments of Delta Farmers Elevator, Inc. Delta, Ohio Delta Dry Goods Company GENERAL DRY GOODS - NOTIONS - SHOES YARD GOODS - READY -TO - XWEAR Telephone No. 1895 Delta, Ohio Compliments of N. S.. Thomas Implement Sales Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Square Deal Body Company SCHOOL BUS BODIES Delta, Ohio in---I1-:1n:I1l1l-ne-I-0? .5..-..-....-...-,...-,,..-.,........-,,..-.,.-..,...,,..-...-,,..-,.......,,.-..,.-..........,.,-...-........-...-...........-................................. E Compliments of Hines 8z Baker Furniture Store FLOOR COVERINGS - HOME FURNISHINGS Telephone No. 1165 Delta, Ohio CONGR!X'1'ULAT1ONS, SENIORS O. J. Dodge Compliments of- The Surety Insurance Agency --Haskell F. Spires Slater Service GAS - OIL -- TIRES -- TUBES - ACCESSORIES Telephone 1141 Delta. Ohio 1u1gq1n1n.1 .1m1nu-nu-. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m....gm-nu1,m1u,. Compliments of- Hacl Stine Lugbill Bros., Inc. LIVESTOCK QUALITY MEATS Daily Market and Auctions U. S. Government Inspected Stockers and Feeders Est. No. 471 Telephone No. 82 Archhold, Ohio Wayne Lammon Representing DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS - DODGE TRUCKS Sales and Service Elm and Burnell St. Xlfauseon, Ohio Telephone No. 3581 Automobiles Since 1926 - Silhavy Motor Sales PONTIAC - CADILLAC -Wariseon, Ohio -nu---nu--u---p---------!s n1: 1,1-1 1-11 111,115.- 4..- 1g1n1g.1m1.,,1 1 1,..,1....1...,1,...1u,...m....m.... 1 1. 1..-. 1lm1mn1,,,,1 1 1 1 1m Motorist Mutual Insurance Company FARM - HOME - ACCIDENT - AUTO Protection . . . Every l-lour FRANK G. MEISTER, Agent Telephone No. 2185 Delta, Ohio Clare Deck PLUMBING AND HEATING Telephone No. 4935 Compliments of- Ray Walter VVELL DRILLING Telephone No. 6024 Delta, Ohio Compliments of First Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Delta, Ohio Compliments of THE FARMERS STATE SAVINGS BANK Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Don's Restaurant SEALTEST ICE CREAM Don Ruple Reva Ziegler - Gearig Sales Swanton, Ohio IGHN DEERE-PAPEC-BRILLION FARM MACHINERY Illia-.Inu-lnllllll.-mninrlm- nn.-nu--uu-lm1ml--ml Compliments of- North Side Market CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY Telephone No. 1115 Don Post Njaim's Restaurant GOOD LUCK, SENIORS - HAPPY LANDINGS Yea Coach I Yea Team ! Compliments of- F alor and Sharpe QUALITY CLOTHING AT POPULAR PRICES Telephone No. 1385 Delta, Ohio HI'lZl111l7111'gCl'S Our Specialtyw- ll 9 77 Bob s Hut SANDXVICHES AND SOUPS FROSTED' MALTS Swanton, Ohio 1m41nn1nnn1nn1q 1.,.,...q..-.nm-.uu1 .-n,,..m,1nln1.w.-.n1qn..m.1...1qn..qu CO1T1plI11'lCI1tS of DUNBAR'S STORE Service Wfhen You Need It G-E APPLIANCES - ACCESSGRIES SI-IERVVIN-VVILILIAMS PAINT -and- D U N B A R Drilling and Supply Company PLUMBING - HEATING VVELL DRILLING Delta, Ohio Tllllllllllfllillll 1 1 ....1nu1. -'-I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I 'I' ml1.m..,,,,Tm..lm1,.,,1un,un,un1,,..11m-.m,1,...1m...m,.... 1 .- 1.1 1. .1 -.- - .- 1 1 1 11152, FIELD SEEDS XVITH A FUTURE- Seed Center Farms Earl J. Robb, Manager Office: 410 Palmwood Telephone No. 3605 Telephone No. 6045- Dale D.. Bernath PLASTERING CONTRACTOR -Delta, Ohio Compliments of- Teclcly Bear , FRANK AND ANN PURAL Telephone No. 1645 R. F. D. 2, Delta, Ohio Eriksen's Inc.. PORTABLE TYPEXVRITERS-All Makes SCHOOL SUPPLIES 323-327 Erie St., Toledo, Ohio Telephone: MAin ll93 ....,.1..,,1.m1nii.-...,,....mi-mi-im--uu1uu-nn1nu1in1 - 1 -nn--nuvnll1nu-1n1l--ui .- Qual- ,m...,m...m...m.-uu1,,,,1,,,,1un1ini.-.m1,,..-.HI1un1nn...m-nn-nu- im.-.fm-nu-nn-n -- ,,,1ug..,m1,q.-u,,1,,,,-.inn1un... --.u...n.1g.--1q.- afc-l-nu1u--nl-u1u--u1---- WT' ,V FACULTY AND SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS A ly, f K VAX V Y s IV. fig fx! A x If If J 1 . I 1 , if 'I I fl ' ,. ., WA 1 WM N. If fi: r f jf X f f - N, 'HjoA,cfLq1 'V' A 1 . K, Q x xxx X' X- .X ff I fl: 1 ' A, , f f,fL,, . L UA 1 ff X za ,f MMM UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS UNDERCLASSMEN AUTOGRAPHS '35 if ill?
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