LOWELL GRONINGER WEEK PROCLAIMED AT LOCAL SCHOOL Students of the Delphi high school have taken upon them selves a project to help one of their own. According to school of ficials, this week has been desig nated “Lowell Groninger Week”. The purpose is to raise money to help the Burrows youth, who last summer suffered a broken neck in a diving accident at Sandy Beach. The student council of the school has planned the week’s enter prise and is supervising all ar rangements. Two candidates were chosen by the Student Council from each class of the high school to partici pate in a popularity contest. Con tainers have been placed in the high school assembly and students may vote for the candidate of their choice by dropping money into the containers. Students nominated are: Dorothy Lane and Wayne Pearson, seniors; Patty Myers and Ronnie Logan, juniors; Carol Vi anco and Lonnie Woods, sopho mores; Judy Justice and Gary Caldwell, freshmen. The winners of the popularity contest will be crowned as king and queen of a Valentine Hop to be held at the Armory on Friday night, Feb. 10. Proceeds of the dance will also go to the Lowell Groninger fund. The Sunshine Society of the school re cently voted $50.00 to help finance medical treatments for the injured youth.