Caesar Rodney High School - Crisp Yearbook (Wyoming, DE)

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SOPHOMORES B 5 o um SOPHOMORE CLASS Ffrft nou left to ngbt N Henry 1 Parker C Dxll E Grace j Ashley B Shxrey J Rash J Spence P Lmerson Mr Branner Spomor Serond rou left to rxgbt R Vanderslrce M Kemp L Boone O Colltns B Prckermg Prert dent W Irons C Powell J R Townsend C Orvxs W Calloway O Basmskn Vice prerxdent Tlnrd row left to ngbt Mr Ryan son P Rutter K Nash J Ore Fourth rou left to rfgbt B Bnllne D Kenton P Goodhand P Drll Trearurer P Bxshop E Voshell E Moore A Ford H Russum B Slmmons N Carter T Carle J H1ll R Vanderwende Fifth row left to right Mrs Ryan Sponsor D Sapp B Mrrchell E Krnney E Arndt B Marvel P Palmer P Wxlley P Gourley F Oechsler L Dawson G Stubbs C Pratt Szxtb rou left to rfght P Cox P Adlam S Clough B Powell G Cameron L Pardxe W Coleman H Short C Raberrsh S Glllesple E Errera D Pllumm J Darling Absent L Heinemann L Kesselrlnpz TINII OUT FOR BIOLOCY SOPHONIORES AND PI ANL C LONIETRY Our first money makmg project whlch we had to make money for our Sen lor mp to New York was our Sophomore Carmval on Aprll 26 Our carnvval was a blg success and we w1ll remember rt rn the years to come In une a very wonder ful Sophomore year wrll come to a close and we shall no longer be Sopho mores but we wlll have attamed the dream of ren long years that of becom mg unrors Le f m rzgll Parsy Rutter lleanor Kmney Gcrtmf, all the angeles You tan tell by the lxl3XlDC Hutchins expressxon on Pucks lane 2l sr , K K - , V . . V X. Q ., ll L Q ' ' 'ibm .Hx V is Q. . l ' f an Qi ff: ., L K 'ft lx' ' 2.3523 Y. X ,L X ' r. gill, Ag- ' if - . A, ' V A rf Spmlrofp-j. Cla'rk,'T. Tribbitht, Young, Carry, Webb, M, Curhrell, M. Papen, D. Tatman, M. Hutchins. Secretalyy-tj: Simpl 1 L A 4 ll Q t xl ' s M J S - -'P ' if ' K K -f . Q

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'f,. V354 et' .' 51 i, ,lf me-Q 'H Q 3? wif ,. -Wa Eli 414 Cffffwi' - ' H tk ' Ja' ' ,g:fs.,f e.:::.f.....,g? IU IORS JUNIOR CLASS: Frm' mu. left In fzghl: E. Emerson, J. Black, C. Michael. L. Frese, L. johnson, W. McCants. V'ice-President: W. Robb, I'remfer11g B. Cataldi, j. Cameron, E. Ryan, M. Thornburg. Senna! rout B. Kinney, J. Wyatt, B. Atwell, R. Billings, M. A. Holland, R. Moore, T. Hollinger, W. Ford, M. Guessford. Tmrrl mu: Mrs. Newman, 5pm1.mr.- J. Dill, D. Foralter, P. Carey, B. Allen, R. A. Ross, H. LaVere, Treasurer: 1. Hughes, Serrelatyix P, Rash, B. Ciendaniel, C. Langrell, F. Abrahams. F-ourrb mu: F. Hertz. R. Cooper, B. Wilcutts, R. Wiest, R. Pentimall, H. Newhall, 1. Moore. E. Morris. J. Donahue, 1. Robbins. J. Marvel, G. Dukes. Fiffh mug P. lfifer. R. johnson, E. Snapp, F. Townsend D. Sapotl, W. Baugh. J. Denholm. ,lt Draper, 54 Howell. A. Simpson, D. Spence. Sixth row: W. Stanton, P, Nielterson, M. Kemp, R. Marker, R. Pyle, D. Darling, W. Thompson. j. Voshell, XV. Carle, R. Bixler. R. Stott, Mr. Daisey. Spwrmr: fllrieulz Miss Daughtry,Spm1ror. CLASS MEETING OUT TO MAKE MONEY The junior Class has had a very active year - this year has been char- acterized by rambunctious class meetings, preparing for money making activi- ties, measuring for class rings, selling Christmas cards, casting, practicing, and playing in Green Valley. Our big events were trying on our class rings in February, stretch- ing our necks in Washing- ton, and dressing up for the Prom in May Our class meetings were presided over by Our Christmas card project was headed by our capable President, William Robb, and Judy Hughes: Judy is distributing boxes of there was always plenty ol business and lots cards to the gang. ot enthusiasm. 20

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F RESHMEN lfRliSHMliN CIIASS: Ifirst row, left to right: D. Welch, B Owens, W. I.ukrofka, J. Moore, P. Delk, M. Jester, D. Moore, I'II'L P?'l'.YIIIf'VIl,' S. Palmer, M. Thoinpson, A. Daly, R. Ivory, li. M. Caldwell. .Suomi row: Mr. N'olfe, S mnsorg J. Basia 0, I . 3 Y. Berger. B. Howe, IS. Hershherger, B. Carter, Marvel .5'l'f'H'fllIj'f 'll Hughes. B. Laye, P. Sapoff, D. Mullins, F. Jones lfirxtl rozr: R. Bowden. CL. Cool, XY. Carrow, IZ. Jarrell, K l.cQuin, D. flonsalo, J. Cooper, R. Short, M. Bickling, S Mueller, lf. Gibbons. li. Pugh, R. Holleger, M. Murray .S'e'mnr1 row: CL. Messick, J. Ford, P. Hoffman, P. Greenwood J. Brown, S. Mad-'addin, J. Jensen, Tre'a.surer,' A. Sipple, J Reed. C. Schwartz, C. Hertz, M. J. Davidson, A. Kenton Third rozv: D. I.oper, A. Courley, B. XN'ebb, J. Jester, B Sipple. J. Turner. J. Cox, N. Brown, D. Lawrence, J. WVebb W. Gooden, W. Currey. DANCING AT NOON September 1956 found for admission to Caesar Rodney High School. This was destined to be a for tunate day for both the school and us, for we were gx 06133 5 1 First row: Mrs. Aston, Sponsor, D. Johnson, B. Meluney, B. Glanden, L. Hobbs, J, Faulkner, T. Moore, N. Cox, R. Daw- son, President, R. Jones, R. Willis, Mr. Masson, Sponsor. Second row: J. Shahan, N. Jackson, E. Hardy, C. Keith, K. Black. B. Dawson, C. Morris, A. Govatos, S. Czelusniak, M. Mize, R. Reed, K. Darling. First row: B. Carter, P. Holland, C. Analore, P. Kirby, S. Farrie, M. Wild, K. Steele, C. Moore, B. Atwell, J. O'Neal, B. Ney, C. Dill, Hartnett. Second row: D. Cuthrell, S. Spence, P. Bryant, A. Borror, J. Marvel, N. Ross, D. Penne- well, J. Rash, J. Manning, C. Gibe, C. Kersey, J. Fillion, M. Richards. SOME LIKE TO DINE Y V ,A ' wa A F 1 , . Cdgef l'CSl'lI'IICfl C aII1Ol'll'lg X , days. President Ray Dawson and Naomi Cox dance in the small gym at noon, determined to make our mark. Our outstanding event was our Freshmen Day when we all happily returned to our baby Carolyn Gibe and Claire Kersey after lunch.