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

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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

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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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FEBRUARY 29 Page 95' NEW STYLES GIRL TREED BY MAD DISPLAYED IN See Phil DOG EASTER PARADE By JANET BENToN, Fasllirm Expert I was nn tht- .ivriiiir .it .in v.ii'lv hun: liastvi' morning. in order that iiom' uf the gay pruiin-iiaJri's slmultl rscapt' nw. The first iwrsim whuni I riicniiiiit-n-tl was tht- inilkinzln, follows-il hy three :iequaiiitaiiccs nl nnnc who wrri' dressed in shocking taste for Easter morning. Their tlrrss was su unusual that I tool: the .iliovu picture of them, and inquired rather st-vert-ly why they had not fnlliuwul my advice as tu what was thi' proper thing to wear. Sherman Minis! saitl sonwthing .ihuut a party, .intl ,Ivan htrvrlis nninihlul a sent- elirt' which snnntletl like Didn't know it was getting so late , and rho tlircr of them linrrnwl on--to hed. I surmise. Alter this incident, l was ninth gratifit-tl tu viicoiiiitcr Betty Huff' man, listhvr West, and little Mary lit-llc Wliitacn-, who were garlwtl rxactly as l hatl atlvist-tl. Their picture appears hrlow. My name is Phil, I rebuild shoes To suit the public tasteg A customer I never lose Who brings shoes to my placeg I've learned the art of HOLDING trade, And not to let it slip, By doing work of highest grade, And EXPERT workmanship! GEM SHOE REPAIR North Side Bill sf. KROGER'S Live Better for Less Maurice Magly and Rus- sell Weiss, managers N o Regrets If You Shop . . Ar . . THE STANDARD Kathrrint- licck. senior in Dela- ware High School was attacked hy a mad dog while on her way to choir przirtier yesterday. Miss Berk saved ht-rsrlf hy elinihing a tree where shi' was forced tn stay all night. Shu called repeatedly- fo! hi-lp, hut nu une mme to hcr as' sistance. At alnvu! 4 a, m. Kath- erine grew tlcspcratc and began to sing softly in her soft sweet soprano which had ht-en snmt-what rough' cnctl hy shouting, and the dug, which had heen running around in circles under the tree, began to howl. He was evidently affected hy her music, fur after a time hc ceased his running and slunk away into the night. Miss Bcclr then came down from the tree and cun- tinned on her way a trifle scared, but nnhurt, Her parents notified authorities. and the dog was finally captured. The reason for his mad- ness was that he had hitten his nwncr. Tum Kirchner. The BLAIR-KELLEY CO. House Furnishings Delaware, Ohio