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

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WASHINGTON TRIP Seated: Don Mattin, Bob Snyder, Carl Winseman, Ronny Peabody, Tom Willison, Dick Tedrow, Two Bus Drivers', Bob Welch, Dick Billings, Jim Korte, Larry Watkins, Dave Dauer, Bill Osterhout. Second Row: Sue Conrad, Joan Leis, Sue Terwilliger, Beverly Frye, Millie Sechler, Gale Bernath, Mary McCance, Janet Hildreth, Nancy Bowerman, Jane Lane, Janet Rhoads, Bob Schrock, Delores Kosciuczyk, Mary Tedrow, Judy Williston, Carol Meister, Lois Mull, Linda Miller, Maxine Jennings, Pat Wolcott,Charlene Taylor,-Maxine Bollmon. Third Row: Bill Whitmire, Howard Burgin, Don Tremain, Roger Shelt, Larry Chamberlin, Wayne Beaverson, Ray Cole, Kenneth Griesinger, Mr. Emerick, Mrs. Emerick, Mrs. Cottle, Mr. Cottle, Larry Shaw, Tony Smith, Dick Turi, Harold Cass, Bud Zeigler, Dean Cook, Jim Netcher, Dick Lichtenwald. Fifty-one happy-go-lucky Juniors boarded the train on May 23 for a great adventure in Ike's city. Following an almost sleepless'' night, we ate breakfast in the dining car. Monday forenoon we arrived, in Baltimore, Maryland, and went by bus to old Fort McHenry and U.S. Naval Academy, luncheon was served at Carvel Hall. We visited Washington Monument; then stopped at the Congressional Hotel where our rooms were assigned. In the afternoon, we saw Lincoln Memorial, Congressional Library, and Jefferson Memorial. Tuesday we visited Bureau of Printing and Engraving, Pan American Building, Smithsonian Institute, U. S. National Museum, and the White House. Wednesday we went on a tour of the U. S. Capitol Building and the Supreme Court Building. Then off to Alexandria, Va., where we saw Arlington Cemetery, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and Mount Vernon. We arrived home exhausted, but with unforgetable memories.

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Row 1: C. Meister, J. Williston, M. Sechler, J. Rhoads, M. McCance, M. Tedrow, L. Mull, Mr. Hilty. Row 2: D. Dauer, J. Lei , J. Lane, D. Kosciuczyk, M. Jennings, S. Conrad, B. Frye, J. Hildreth, J. Netcher. Row 3: B. Schrock,B. Zeigler, R. Shelf, D. Tedrow, T. Willison, B. Whitmire, B. Welch, B. Lehman. i IT'S A DATE What a break it was for sixteen-year-old Linda Rogers when Diana Gordon and Austin Farrell broke up. Austin, the most popular boy in school, asked Linda's older sister, Valerie, to get him a date. Nothing could have been finer for Linda this side of heavenly paradise. Well, when Diana heard about Linda's date with Austin she went right after him again. But into Linda’s life came Hal Montgomery, a forgotten football hero, to take over her baby sitting for the evening. If Hal was a baby sitter, did it matter where he sat? No. Then Hal had a baby to sit with for the school dance. But love is rough for Linda and Hal too and before the end there is a howling climax when Hal and Austin have a fight over the girls. Buz Stevens, Hal's pal, toots a tuba and gets instructions in how to talk to a girl from Linda's friend, Nadine. Jay, a good friend of Austin's, is Votaries heart throb. Kay and Ilka are already the school gossips. Patsy and Shirley are members of the Dark Secret Club. And of course there are Mother and Father to keep things supervised, and Queenie, the maid does her share to keep things lively!