A Blast from the Past: DCHS Then & Now
by Ella Kuhn '24 Our story begins back in the 1960s, at Delone Catholic High School. Margaret Knox, my grandma, was entering her freshman year at Delone Catholic High School. Margaret came from a family of six siblings where she lived in the neighborhood behind Annunciation church. In 1961, Dave Knox, my pappy, entered his freshman year at Delone Catholic. Dave also came from a family of six siblings, and they lived in the town of Gettysburg, Pa. Present-day David and Margaret Knox wear Delone sweaters Photo courtesy of Ella Kuhn During this time, it only cost fifty dollars to attend Delone. Dave would arrive at school by getting a ride from one of his buddies or by taking one of the four buses that ran from Gettysburg to Delone. On the other hand, Margaret would walk to school because she lived in McSherrystown and you were expected to walk or get a ride because there was no bus available. Since then cars have become the main way of transportation and busing has become