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Dcihaas High School, Bristol Town­
ship, is rated high in the hearts of
students, faculty, and neighbors. Most
of our school is relatively new, and
we are proud that we have such facili­
ties. Delhaas has an excellent cur­
riculum, in all fields of study. For
our college-bound students, the academic
course offers training in foreign lan­
guages, higher math and science, and an
excellent background in English and
history.
For the Business students, we offer
stenography, typing, bookkeeping, gen­
eral office practice, and sales law, along
with English and history, and other
essentials for good business training.
Our art, shop, and home economics
courses offer specific training for those

Discussions are stimulating. These sophomores are pictured in an executive meeting making
plans for a Thanksgiving Dance. Left to right: Bruce Michaels, Judy Springer, Fred
Kanter, and Joe Gilardi.
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Nancy Crawford listens closely as another classmate offers a suggestion. Mr. Brown, sophomore
class advisor, although not presiding at this cabinet meeting, is on hand should a problem arise.
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