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

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I I MDllLI'II'IQ3ZM I Q i i F rcshnzan Boys' Literary Twilight and Night Twilight falls, the day is done: In all its glory is the sun. Its colors fall on clouds so highg Natures ships are in the sky. The stars appear one hy oneg Night has fallenf'day's work is done. -Royal Brodnax Steel Steel hirds sail in the skyg Steel ships the ocean plyg Steel stecds ride the railsg Carrying passengers And morning mailsg NVhile I lie upon the grassg Wiiitiilg for the day to pass. -James Traey I Wonder I wonder why, most every time I want to go some place, That hig red sun up in the sky Will never show its face. I wonder why that every time My brother has a date, That golden moon away up high just never can be late. -Donald Nist

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i i 1 X lDELl'lI'IQ3Z X 1 s i i Freshman Boys' Literary April There's a song in the maple, thrilling and new, There's a flash of wings in heaven's own hue, There's a veil of green on the nearhy hill, There's a hurst of rapture in woodland rill. There are stars in the meadow flung here and there, There's a hreath of young clover ahroad in the air, Thcre's a flash of rain as if flung out in jest, There's a clear arch of color out of the west. April, I'm glad you are here! -Francis Godfrey Taxi! When your wife is in a flurry And you are in a hurry You rip your tie And then you cry Taxi! Wlieii you see it's nine o'clock And you're running down the hlock You slip and fall And then you call Taxi! When your office is so far You jump into your ear It gives a rumhle Then a grumhle Taxi! Or even if the town is small And the huildings aren't so tall A train at four Then you roar Taxi! -Jack Gauthier

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irlMDELI'll'lQ3ZM t i Initial Chapel appearance. November 5 ERHAPS the most active student organization in the school during the past year has heen the High School Boys' Quartet. Since its formation in Uctoher, the Quai let, composed of Frederic Reider, first tenor: Rohert Hart' Icy, tenor: Frazier Shipps, haritonez and Rohert Newcomh, hass, has made ahout thirty puhlic appearances. The hoys succeeded in huilding up such a reputation for reliahility and originality that they were asked to sing at nearly every high school social function and at the meetings of a great many prominent local cluhs: and on january 10 they gave a half-hour program from radio station VUSEN, Columhus, The Quartet made its debut at a Sanhorn Hall Chapel, Novemher 7, with the presentation of an original musical farce, They were called hack for five encores, and hy passing a hat through the audience, collected enough money to provide music for the remainder of the year, At various times following this initial performance, they were asked to sing for the lioothall Banquet, two High School Nights, thc Eighth Grade Uperetta, the Senior Class Party, two ,lunior Class Parties, the Sophomore Class Party, the Vwlillis Memorial Service, school microphone assemhlies, the journalism play, the Hopi lndians' program, and the HifY Picnic. ln addition to these school performances, the Quartet sang for the Rotary Cluh, Kiwanis Cluh, Car' den Cluh, American Legion, Farmers' Association, lfarm Bureau, Vsiilliam Street Church, Parent-Teachers' Associa' tion, and a numher of other organizations. Three of the memhers graduate this year, leaving an established reputation which will stand as a challenge to their successors. Vv'ith the ahle coaching of Mrs, Sullivan, future quartets may he expected to carry on with the traditions of the organization, and to rise to even greater popularity and success. High School Boys' Quartet The song really is 'Afsit' mg on ti GLIIC, and the LIUIC S Ulf' HUGH l7l1'C7lIlU7l. ,. 5 4 ' L i - V i - qv 9 X