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

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, P The 66Ex0dus To Hayes Hugh School April of 1930 was the month of the ground-breaking of the Frank B, Willis High School. The cost of the new building was S315,000. Dedication was held on October 16, 1932. Classes moved into the new building during Christmas vacation of the same year. Including the old building, Willis had 43 classrooms. The first graduating class, in 1932,had 100 seniorsg the last class, in 1961, will have 128. Our school was named for Senator Frank B,Willis who was an outstanding political figure during the 1920's. He was Governor of Ohio from 1914-1920. Then he was elected to Congress where he served as Senator from 1920 until 1928, the year of his death. Willis will always be remembered by those who attended it.

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Rutherford B. Hayes High School is being built on Euclid Avenue. October, 1960, was the date of the groundbreaking. There are two floors in the classroom wing to the north and two floors in the band, choir, and home economics wing to the south. The new high school will have about the same number of classrooms as the old building had. Normal expansion is expected with the addition of one or two faculty members. Eight hundred fifty students are expected in the new building next year. The maximum enrollment can be twelve hundred. The new deadline for completion is December 15, 1961. The new high school is named for the 19th President of the United States. Delaware feels a special attachment to President Hayes since it is his birthplace. He was Governor of Ohio three times, 1868-72 and 1876-77, and then was elected President of the United States, 1877-81. He had a strong sense of duty and outstanding moral character. Pupils who attend the new school may be very proud of the man whose name their school bears. Wherever we are we shall always remember our alma mater: Oh, we love the Black-eyed Susan, Tho humble flower it be, Q And we'll often make allusion 9' xo To the flower whose charms we seeg For fond mem'ries it will kindle, 'K' Nor honor shall it lack, Q' For it stands as nature's symbol 'O Of The Orange and the Black.