DCHS Hall of Honor Inductee: From the Archives



















Recently, Mr. James Strazzella, Class of 1957, was inducted in to the DCHS Hall of Honor. While in high school, Mr. Strazzella wrote for the student newspaper and served as a co-editor his senior year. An article featuring Mr. Strazzella serving in another school leadership role, published when he was on staff of the newspaper, has been retrieved from the archives. 

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