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As the school year draws to a close, one night in
particular is awaited hy all who have contributed
outstandingly to our school — Award Night. Being
one of the most important traditions at Delhaas,
this is the night that the six big awards for seniors,
the Tiger, Lamp, Key, and “ D ” awards, are
presented to deserving students. To those students
pursuing higher education, scholarships are also
awarded. Not only seniors receive due recognition
for outstanding ability, but juniors and soph­
omores also become proud recipients of numerous
awards. To encourage leadership and arouse the
ambition of many students in all phases of school
activity, is the main purpose of Award Night.

Barbara Stockalis and Arny Katz, winners of the most out­
standing boy and girl in the junior class, admire their trophy.

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Kay Ermolowich receives an art scholarship from the Moore Institute of For his outstanding achievements in the field of oratory, Joe
Art which entitled her to attend art classes Saturday afternoons throughout Lovett receives the Oratorical Award. Joe has been an active
her senior year. Kay intends to pursue art as a career. participant in oration and has represented Delhaas faith­
fully, many times.

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