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

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JU ICR CLASS TRIP . ROW 1: John Forrest, Merle Short, Dick Dunbar, Pete Klein, Merrill Spiess, Dale McQuil- lin, Paul DeMond, Jack Robinson, Norman Bushman, Larry Gillingham, Harold Smith, Richard Gillespie, Tom Green, Don Finney, Paul Pelton. ROW 2: Judy Jackson, Pat Chamberlin, Mary Jo Reichert, Linda Sunior, Charlotte Cole, Diana Hunt, Acencion Alfaro, Della Staples, Carolyn Mohler, Mr. and Mrs. Dunford, John, the bus driver, Mr. and Mrs. Morr, Mary O'Brien, Irene Cass, Peggy Baker, Kay Thomp- son, Betty Schmidlin, Betty Szabo, Carol Billings, Carol LaSalle, Peggy Smith. On May 27, at 7:40 a group of jolly juniors left from Union Station for Washington, D. C. We were on the train all night and had breakfast on the train. Then we arrived at Baltimore, Maryland. We toured Annapolis, then we arrived at our hotels and got settled. We had very nice rooms. Some of the sights we saw included The Washington Monument, Capital Building, National Airport, and Jefferson Memorial. We also went on a moonlight cruise and to an amusement park. W On Thursday morning a group of tired, but still jolly juniors arrived at Union Station. The trip was a great experience and one we will long remember.

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CLASS WILL Being possessed of the unusual unsound minds and unruly natures, we the pompus, gracious, brilliant, ardent, always well-mannered and dignified Seniors of the Class of 1957, have condescended to be so gracious as to bequeath the following possessions. I, Acencion Alfaro, will my front seat in every class to Lilamae Tuckerman. I, Peggy Baker, will my ability to be in two places at once to next year's Student Council President. I, Carol Billings, will my ability to ask fill-in questions to anyone who wants to kill time in class. I, Norman Bushman, will my Trig book to Shig Bomar to do with it what he pleases. I, Irene Cass, will a bottle of aspirin tablets to next year's editor of the Del-Hi. I, Charlotte Cole, will my acting ability in Dramatics to anyone who has time enough to learn all their lines in such a short time. I, Paul DeMond, Jr., will my ability to keep training rules to Ted Bialecki and Dick Echler. I, Richard Dunbar, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Larry Weaver. I, Don Finney, will my thinking ability to Dick Taylor. I, John Forrest, will these--crutches to anyone who wants them. I, Richard Gillespie, being of weak mind and poor health, will my ability to stay away from girls to Ed Bowerman. I, Larry Gillingham, will my bowed legs to Don Shumaker. I, Tom Green, will nothing to everybody, share it equally. I, Carol Harmon, will my slow ball point to next year's Shorthand II Class. I, Diana Hunt, will to Karen Siegel Cell No. 215. I, Judy Jackson, will my red hair to anyone who wants to keep it rinsed. I, Peter Klein, will my ability to knock out Power Glide Transmission to Dahrel Sams. I, Carol Jean LaSalle, will my ability to play everyday in gym class to Beverly Shaw. I, Frances Mattin, will all my shorthand books Call 7 of them! to anyone who thinks he or she can get through them. I, Dale McQuillin, will my artistic hand writing to anyone who can read it. I, Carolyn Mohler, will my ability to get in the right locker to anybody who is wide awake in the morning. I, Cornell Murray, will my car to anyone who can get it started in the winter time for any time.J I, Mary Alice O'Brien, will my clean locker to any next year's Shorthand II Students. I, Joan Rashley, will the typewriters in typing to anyone who can keep them in working con- dition. I, Mary Jo Reichert, will my ability to visit pleasantly with Mrs. White to anyone who gets caught skipping school. I, Jack Robinson, will my ability to goof up cheers at pep session to Big Dick Gillen. I, Betty Schmidlin, will my ability to get the Green Sz White out on time to Alice Jeanne Hilty. I, Merle Short, being of sound body and weak mind do willfully bequeath my seat in Smit- tyis Little Brooklyn to Dick Gillen. I, Harold Smith, will my ability to get along with girls to Roger Ernst. I, Della Staples, will my Long hair to Gerry Stevenson. I, Linda Sunior, will all my Elvis Presley records to Mrs. Wisner to use in typing class for rhythm drills. I, Betty Szabo, will my ability to dodge goal posts, wires, trees, to next years flag bearers I, Kay Thompson, will my ability to have three cars around home and never one to drive to school. I, N ormalee Tuckerman, will my black hair to Carol Kistner.