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Hun School 10 0
Upper Moreland 10 0
William Tennent 8 2
Euring 8 2
George School 4 6
Central Bucks 5 5
Neshaminy 8 2
Pennsbury 6 4
Pennsbury 6 4

These chess players look really engrossed in what moves they should make next.
Pictured above are: Dale Dewald, Fred Dower, Pete Santoro, Jeff Spensor.

In the third year of interscholastic competi­
tion, the Delhaas Chess Team offers a mental
challenge to all of its members. The team,
made up of students with quick minds and
a good power of concentration, is a member
of the Delaware Valley Interscholastic Chess
League. Meeting twice a week these cham­
pions have weekly matches with other schools
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and we here at Delhaas are proud to have
them representing us.
Politics? Foreign Policies? Which football
team is best? Any number of discussions
may be brought up at the Delhaas Council
of Debate which gives the “ talkers” of Del­
haas a chance to argue issues of current S 4
importance. This organization was formed
in 1958 and is a member of the Bux Chess
Mont Forum League. Representing Delhaas
these students enter competition and always t m *
come out on top. If some of these members
retain the knowledge they learn we may in
the future see some familiar faces in the
world of politics.

New techniques and ideas for discussion are brought up by the Council of Debate.
Sitting: Nancy Eberhart, Nancy Roberts, Bernadette Reilly, Joan Goldthom, Bonnie
Cohen, and Bess Vattimo. Standing: Joe Lovett and Mrs. Marker, Advisor.

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