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

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FEBRUARY 29 A ii' Page 93 K ' X 3 ADVICE L5 if TO THE I V I LOVELORN - QM 3 I SJ By Vivian Coulter - ' . q I I G7 Ilvzir Miss Ciuultvrz V I nm :i x-:rung Izulv. 'Tl wars wld, mul lrzul vulll' column xlauly, I wuulnl Ilkf vuur zulvicv -ru 11 ilullrxm' qlu-stu-ri. A ymiiip m.ui lows mr. uid I lun h lut mx Q hir J 1 lhi, I ' III!! ' iimlws mr :mv .il lumnu' iuglus. Wlmt shall I ilu? Umlc-Judi-d an-ahay's ountain osters un and riendship Rexall Drugs M. FARAHAY 49 N. Sandusky St. C. G. HENRY Umlrcidixl : - Du nut xllsulwy ynur nmlhur hy . ruurung nnuiml iuphts. .lust hr for best Insurance 'nt 'uul 'run tlu' tum' will ' mr path . av uv xxlivn yuu will lu' ulil rtunigli In ilvculv yuur uwu prnhlrms. Guild lurk. l7l'.u' Mis: Clnultvls f I .im zu high sclwul atudvm and an prrpluxing pri-hli-in ru sulvr. limi' Huw can I maikr mysrlf popular thu Inducs? I usu Lifclwuny wllll 1 mmp, Listcrillr. and ki-cp my fm'rl nauls L clrzui. hu lu- girls all turn I I Ircuu my zidvaincvs. IYhz1t is mv triuihlvl' ,Inc Kuhlthau luv: Fruru vuur lvtirr I surmisr than T vuu aux' willing to nmlw :my sncrl' firm' In lu' pupulnr with thi' fair sux. First uf ull. vnu shuuld clumgr your n.imr Mx than vuur first two initials am- A. Wzucli your gartvrs. Tuul do nut lvt thrm drug in thc -lrrrt, und ncvrr lrzivc thi- houscl ' wxthnut in linmlkrruliwf. If you czolnplnnents wauu In lm rrnllv popular. li-:urn tu play Ihr snxnpluuic hy i-nr. of l The STROHM PEOPLE'S STORE MEAT MARKET Compliments of TI-IE MORRISON DRY GOODS COMPANY ...and... THE MORRISON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Q

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Page 92 WONDERLAND Reruacros Wonderland Reflector Published on Leap Year Day, Feb. 29, 1932. l936, 1940. etc, as propoganda for the senior class. Mad Hatter .,,....,,,.,,...,.,...,,,.... ........, E ditor Nob Bewcomb ,.,,........ Ass't Editor ,Iarie Mones ,............,.,....,......,,. Reporter Mank Frinnelli ...,......,.....,,......... Reporter March Hare .............,..... .... P hotographer Dormouse ....,....,........ ............,.... C fopy Boy Our motto: 'Sometimes I've be- lieved as many as six impossible things before brenltfastf Our platform: If you believe this. we can tell you a lot more that you won't believe. DEADITO RIAL The past year has seen the def mise of R. Delawarefhi, the grand old educator whom we knew and loved so well. No more will his praises bc sung in chapelg no more will his name resound across the football gridiron and basketball floor. His death was honorable, as was his life, and although he is gone, his memory will livc in the hearts of a hundred'odd students who ended their high school days while he was yet living. His was a long and useful career, and we naturally mourn his passing. Ashes to aches, and dust to dust .... But behold! the old order chang' ctb, giving place to the new. An- other has come to take his place. His worthy successor, F. B. Willis- hi, stands ready to carry forward the great work. Now his praises will be sung: teams will go forth to cover his name with glory: and he will be revered by generations of students to whom poor old R. Delawarelhi will be only a shadowy character of the dead past. SENIORS ENJOY OUTING A gay crowd of highfspirited seniors enjoyed a picnic party on thc banks of the picturesque Dela' ware Run last Nlonday. Unfortun' ately the two girls on the extreme ends of the picture fell into the Run after the photograph was taken. and could not be identified, but the other two girls are Violet Knight and Lucille Scott. The boys in the front row are Bill Russell, Harry Phillian, Nlyron Stcgner. Sam Roberts, Victor XVeller, and Harold Dunlap. The party-, be- cause they were all cutting teeth. atc only a light luncheon, consist' ing of two stewed cows, one fried horse, seven eabbages, lborrowed from Mr. Preston's gardenl, and a number of insects which they found swimming in the run. They plan to have another picnic as soon as they all get out of the hospital. LOST: A modelfT Ford coupe, pcr' fect condition, black and blue with yellow wheels. Last seen parked in alley outside physics class. Please notify Merle Law. DEL WARE. Ol-H0 clssoraume FLORIST President Barnes Tells About Hi-Y In Interview The Hi'Y Club stands for the highest ideals of school life. de' clared Gilbert Barnes. president of the local club, in a recent interview. Although its membership must of necessity be limited, any boy who will honestly endeavor to live up to its principles may become a member. While the Hi-Y provides a social attraction for its members. who meet once a week and lunch together before the program, its chief function is to build character by inculcating in thc club members higher concept of the standards of life. Needless to say. the realiza' tion of this objective depends upon those in the club, and all who enter do so under the obligation of giving their fullest support. lNote: Mr. Barnes neglected to say that the Hi-Y paid good money for this interviewj 2, ,,,, C. W. MCKEEHAN WA 'l'f-H ' Plumbing W... . -'iff 'zggigilg a 3 M ini.. 84 N. Sandusky St. lie i ?4bsolul'e4!yDependable Delaware, ohio DQUDED HEHDEP 3 FLORIST TELEGPADH XUVKPV ASSN Q .mst Delaware Ohio-Phone sua-afar-vans

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Page 94 WONDERLAND REFLECTOR Seniors Make Use of New Building The class of '32 has definitely taken its place on the first page of the history and traditions of Willis High School, Near the end of four long years of waiting and hoping. the seniors reaped their re- ward, Un February 22. two hun' drcdth anniversary of the hirth of George YX'ashington. the class cele' hrated with the first social event cvrr staged in the new gymnasium. Scenes from this memorahlc cvrnt are shown in the accompanying pic' tures. The first dramatic production to be given in the new auditorium was presented hy the seniors in the orm of a mystery play, Seven Keys to Baldpatef' The cast was as follows: Marv Norton. Marie jonesg William Magee, Fred Reiderg Myra Thornhill, Violet Knightg Peters, Dale Main: ,lim Cargan. Bob Newcnmhg Elijah Quimby, Wayne Hilhorn: Mrs. Quimby, Kathryn King: john Bland. Smith Fry: Mrs, Rhodes, Betty Higlcy: Lou Max, Boh Hart' lcyg Thomas Hayden, Dick Swear' enging jiggs Kennedy. Bob Millerg and the Owner, Tom Klee. At Senior Chapel. May 27, a musical farce. The Dizzy Baton, was presented to the student body hy senior glee cluh memhers. HARDIN . . and . . GALLANT Authorized Agents . . for . . Text Books and School Supplies 44 S. Sandusky St. Everybody Shops . . GI . . KLEIN'S Department Store Delaware, Ohio Solve your Gift Problem with CANDY from KINSEY'S Drugs, sodas, toilet articles Corner William and Sandusky Sts. Delaware, Ohio We welcome your Savings or Commercial Account 3? Interest paid compounded semi-annually FIRST NATIONAL BANK Delaware, Ohio Established 1857 Resources over 81,000,000