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

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l QlMDIQI.lll'IQ3Zl l l 2 l A J. Harsh C. Willinlxmx Stevens C. Grffith L. Sherwood I. j. Thompson ELLA STl'.Vl.NS Glen: Club I, 4: Girl Rcwrvcs 1, Z, 3: Src. tu Mr. Stuart 4 Of CUILTSC, I shuuld like to be a fllhuccn hast. IVA jL'Nr-. Tuuml-sms Glcc Club I. 41 Clmrnl Club 3 I dmft Tcjmve um msccls at all. CHRISTAISTTA Glcc Club l, 2, 31 Girl Reserves 1 :THYTI nut your toes ax you walk, and TCH1C77'll7C7' who yuu are. JAM!-:Q Hu1,1.1iNlsAuul1 Usually, l'm awful hmvc, but tofday I have a headauhe. DAWERANW Sxmzxzs A I am so sleepy! juslurlllmi Hmmsu Glcc Club l. 2. 3: Girl Rc- scrvcs l, Z, 3. 4: Urclmcxtm 1, Z, 3 ILS all har fancy- LILLIAN S111-,Rxvfmh Girl Rc:-crvcs I1 Glcc Club I 'You lqmvw what to beautify Is? CA'r111-,RINI1 lfamvtras GRIFFITII Glcc Club li Girl Reserves l, Cbccr lcudcr 3, 4 They all began SllOllU7lj1 tugcthrr jmsr. WILLARU Baummx Truck Z, 4 There as Thmgurnbub xhrvutmgl MYRCJN C. STUQNKR Basketball Mgr, 3, 4 We must have a lm of a jkghr. but I dorft care about nk going on long' WILLIAMQ M. Stegner J. Hollenbnuglx D. Skalzes

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2 1 I liDEl.I'II'IQ5ZM l Q r A HARRY PHILLIAN Glu' Clulw 1, 3: Track l, 2: Class Bnmlicllmll 41 HVY Clulw 4 Drwc cm, ulnl fclluuu' Duult lie all day ulmul xt! Grrmrrx l.JOl'lllKlN 'Txclgvm plume said tlrc Guard. Bl-, r'rY Row Girl Rcscrvcs l. 2, 3, 41 Girls' Bus' kctlmll l, 2, 3: Glcc Club lg Class Vlcvllrcf. I, Vl1I'CdS, 2 l know Xt7HlCll1HlQ mlercxting xx XHYC lu lldI'FC7l, lNlARIlf .IUNPS H. Phillian M. Rowland W. Russell W , X G. Doubikin W. Rybolx T. Klee lnrlh Barakctlmll 2: Clmccrlcardcr La w' l tain 3, 4: Stualcnt Council Trcus. 3: Ulm: Club 3, 4, Src. 4: Girl Rcscrvcs 3, 4, Trcus. 4. Drrunntrc Club 4 XlVlALTltR Rvnupr lVl15', I lm1'c'n't had L1 wmlq uf sleep Ifuurlmll I, Z, 3, 41 HLY Clulw 2, 33 rn llzrcc wcelqx, Clue Clulw 1, 2: Claus Brrskctlmll 3, 4: MAX E. Rmx'1.AN1m HLY Club l, 2, 3 Dv you .wpvll 'frcrltlarc' wzllr a dun 17 lIlll'2lI11llI'lll Mgr. 4 IL's the frcslz air llldl docs rl! Y .'l1,1,1M1 Rrssr-,1.1. t' Ulm' Clulw l, 23 I'IifY clllllN l. 2. 3. B. Ropp M. Jones lrrsutlwnll Trauncr 41 Class lhslicllvzlll 31 lntrzxmurzll Mgr. 4 I Llrcam uf 41 llmusand pounds cucry mglxt. Trlmms KL1415 Orchestral 1: Clcc Club 3, 4: Dance Q,l'Cl1CSIFil Dclln Stull 4 Spcalq in Freuclz when you ca11't llunlq of lllC Englzsh for a tlzing. i

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2 l K iDEI.l'lI'IQ5Zl I l r rf l Construction of cellophnne mirrors, May 4 Delhi Staff V I'll tell you tz seeret- I ctin rctnl tuortls of one letter! Isnt tlztit grtmd?' fr 21 -1 , 1, 1 lhl lf 4'-:nz-Elm! I l PnP- rn El 'A N THiS issue ol' the Delhi an attempt has heen made to depart completely lroin heaten paths and time honored customs, and to produce an annual unlike any ever helore pohlished. Out- standing among the innovations which will he liound throughout this hook are the new size, desirahle not only lor the greatest nuinher ol pages ever contained in a Dt-Ilzi hut lor its convenience and heatity of proportiong the expensive cover, designed especially lor our use: the elahoratc theme, which einhraces nearly every detail of the hook, instead of heing confined to division pages and hordersg the professional art work, done expressly for the Delhig the unusual pictures. showing each group in action1 the complete re'arrangeinent of the hook, and the grouping ol' seniors at their own requests: the heaoty contest, lirst ever conducted in Delaware High School: and finally, the hninoroos newspaper, complete with illustrations and atlvertising. It is the hope ol' the stall, and ol the Editor, who is responsihle lor most ol these new features, that this volume will ineet with the approval of every stlnlent and lriend ol the school. In lalazing new trails it is virtually inipossihle to attain perfection, and the radical changes have hrought with thein inany nnloreseen dilliciilties, not the least ol which was the iinpreeetlentetl financial prohlein, Frederic Reider and his assistants, Rohert Miller, Thomas Klee, and Paul Sell, are to he coniinended lor their work in this connection. The ineinhers ol the editorial stall are Rohert Neweomh, Etlitorg Gilliert Barnes, Associate Editor: Marion Hiihhart and Sherman Moist, Literary Editors: Elton Vvhodhory, Senior Edif torg Max Brown, Sports Vx'riter: Helen Laird, Snapshot Editor and Stall' Typistg and Frank Minnelli, Hoinorist. Mrs. Naylofs advisory assistance was an invaliiahle contrihotion l.0'll1C'SllCCCS5 of the hook. Recognition is also due to Rohert Hartley, Wayne Hilhorn, Marie Jones, Violet Knight, and Paulinc'Perley for their generous cooperation and help.