Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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1.-rr 'rr YL Y Ai I P To MISS LAURA SHULTS we dedicate the Delhr of 1932, m grateful recogmtlon of her countless services to the students of Delaware High School, as teacher, friend, and advisor. -whose echoes live in memory yet, Though envious years would say 'forget'

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FOREWGRD N COMMEMORATIQN of the hundredth birthday annif versary of Professor Charles Ludwidge Dodgson, better known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in WAD1ldCTld11d and 'Through the Looking Glass have been made the source of the theme of the resent issue of the Delhi. These worldffamous classics have provided the art motif and quotations through which we have endeavored to reveal high school life as we know it, and at the same time to express our appreciation of the master writer of satirical nonsense. To us, the class of '32, the theme is symbolic of our high school life. We knew Delaware High before the devastating fire: we lived and studied in its ruins: and now, as we grad' uate, we behold the fulfillment of the wonderland about which we have been dreaming, a fulfillment that, at least, gives us the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new building. lt is our hope that in these pages may be found something of the dreams with which our high school dafys were filled, and that the numbtrless classes following us, to whom Willis High School will be a practical reality, will find actual joy in what to us was only a momentary reflection in the looking- glass of our fancy--a wonderland which materialized too late. 'Begin at the beginning' the King said very gravely, 'und go on till you come to the end: then stop' ,ilu 1 ll if 1 vi 3 - . 1, 1 Isa lg AI Ll U lfl A ,i 1 lgl ,i -, Lei L J 1 -- gg! I 1 1 1 5 if ' 9 Gi

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