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

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Fnimuanv 29 Page 103 Hopi Indians Visit Delaware High The Delaware High School student body. on February' 15, was given the rare opportunity of witnesl' ing native dances, rites. songs, and plays of the American Indian. This unusual spectacle was presented by a group of Hopi chiefs under the guidance of W. M. Billingsley. The Indians had with them an extensive display of hand made wares of all kinds, which were on display in the new gymnasium. High lights of the entertainment were the Snake Dance and Eagle Dance. done in native fashion. The accompanying snapshots show the assembled students being addressed by Mr. Billingsley, the display of Indian manufactures. and part of the native play: The High School Quartet was asked to sing for the lndians, and was presented with a record of the Snake and Eagle dances. Compliments of ' McELFRESH BC SON Coal Building Materials

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Page 102 - WONDERLAND Rsruicroa LEMLEY'S second hand text books as well as new A good line of SUPPLIES Famous Movie Delhi Star Judges Beauty Contest iz An enormous amount of interest has been aroused by the heauty contest sponsored hy the Delhi and judged hy Eddie Cantor, the first evcr conducted in the high school. jiltlgeslnp with the Cantor accepted the editors' guarantee that he would not he taken for a ride , and following 11 popular the pictures of Violet ballot of the school, Knight, from the senior classg Esther lX'est, from the junior classy Nlartha Marv Uallelxer, from the sophomore class: Gretchen Hunts' freshman class: and burger, from the Maritmn Huhhart and Frances Pearl jones, from the school at large. were sent to him. P His decision was ke t secret until the ap' pearancv: of the hook, The photo shows the editors counting hallots. Thos. D. McLaughlin and Associates -Architect- Lima, Ohio - We Solicit Your Patronage FRANK C. CASE Shoe Repair Compliments of NORTHERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO.

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Page 104 WONDERLAND REFLECTOK POSSE SEARCHES FOR ESCAPED MURDERER A p o s s e Composed of .loe Barrett, Harold Dun- l a p, M a x R o w l a n d, -lames Bevan, a n d s o in e other d 0 g s was hot on the trail of Victor Davis to' day at press time. Davis, who was con' victed of murdering the English language in 1899, escaped from the Ohio State Penitentiary last night, and is still at large. Police watched the home of Mar' garet Anne Freshwater, where it was sus' pected that Davis would come. but he managed to evade them. The posse was organized early this morning, and took up the trail with hloodhounds. The accompanying pictures, taken at the penitentiary, should insure his identificaf tion by anyone who happens to see him. Prison authorities were accustomed to ref fer to the second pic' 1 ture from the top as the D y i n g G a u l , by M e s s m ore. flvlessmo re was the pho' tographer, wh o has been kind enough to allow us to publish his materpiece.j The D. H. S. STUDENTS O. K. Hardware Store WIN HONORS IN SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST Delaware High School won third Leaders in Hardware place in the Ohio State District Scholarship Contest. held May 7. All the first place winners received honorahle mention in the statefwide rati ng . Certificates were presented miie following: David Grohe, first in world history, XVilliam Hollister, first in plane geometry, Gretchen Huntsherger. first in freshman Eng- lish: and Robert Newcomh, first, and Frederic Norwood, second. in senior English. STRAND THEATRE A Picture Play House of Character Matinee Daily