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

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Q-.0-P f' .M O Lce Workers Club Here we see the members of the Ofhce Workers Club demonstratxn the various dutles of the glrls when they spend thelr free penod workmg ln the office Delols Nolan IS writing excuses to be slgned by a staff member Bonnie Shahan IS waltlng to go to the guldance oilice where she works Pat Shrrey IS ready to take a note to a teacher Loxs Blddle IS answering the telephone whlle Hennetta Gwmn watches Carolyn McHolland put new materlals on the bulletm board .loan Rochelle Judy Morl and Lxsa Steffens are dlstrlbutmg the faculty maxl Mr Ryan the club sponsor looks on wlth a gleam of SB.l1SfaCll0Il ln lus eye The Office Workers Club IS a service orgamzatlon The The Future Nurses Club IS composed of glrls lnterested members work ln the school office durlng thelr study perlods 1n enterlng the nurslng professlon Durlng the year the mem and perform such jobs as collectlng absentee sllps dellverlng bers v1s1t hospltals hear speakers see films and become notlces typlng detentlon notlces and runnlng errands for acqualnted wlth the professlon bv servmg as helpers ln the the office staff lnfirmary durmg thelr studs perlod Future Nurses o Amerzca Row one left to nght Mrs Cleaves school nurse Eleanor Jarrell Mrs Margaret Halrgrove school nurse D Compton J Rash L Ro chelle Row two left to nght L Mxller C Lafferty M L Falrfield E Cajthaml P Banks N Ross K Lequm A Slpple E M Cald well J Stevens Row three left to nght L Bames L D111 B Locke J Stokes S Barnett J Ahearn J Ogg S Tanner S Strawn E Grace R Owens Row our letto nght B Clough T Thomas J Roe S Hobbs M Metz, D Cataldl S Reg1ster K Warwlck L Grlfiin M Kaufman C Rxtter Row five left to nght C Jones C Fearon P Aubrey J Schwartz S WCISS .l Elhot .l Bark M Mc Lendon P Clme V Jones J Reed Row szx left to nght B Borntrager F Delaney P Green M Compton B J Harrmgton M Gooden A Llttleton J Dean E Grace I Mon L Steffens B Patton 43 . V . ' I .rx ' FZQ , . V M15 I N , ' V .X e V X L N N, - . 5 If A- A , V X V Q- V ' X f . t ' - , I 1 . . - . , -W ,. VG V A 'i , My ' - 0,-we N -k IV, 1 k -. - .ff-vw' . . ., ess, K , . r f ' I . U . . . . . I I s 4 Q- . 5 B A - ', , . . 1 - . . Q I , , - ' 9 . 9 9 1 a , , Y ., . , , ' s. i I r : - Q s s - s I - 7 - s ' ' . , : . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - , . . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , .i , . . f , f : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . . , : . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -:il ' ming

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Mrs. Dorothy B. Townsend, Spon- sor of FTA and Honor Society. 'PJ' NA! IUN-i - lx ,, SOCETY .fi FR Honor Society Seated left to right: D. Tatma.n, M. Papen, W. Callaway, E. right: Mrs. Newman, sponsor lreplaced in December by Mrs Errera, J. Parker, N. Killen. C. Cameron. Standing, left to Townsendt. C. Noble. D. Pflumm, J. Darling, E. Grace. The activities of the Honor Society include tutoring students in grades 9-12, entertaining recent graduates and the high school faculty at a Christmas tea, conducting tapping and induction ceremonies for newly elected Junior members in March, arranging for the displays in the High School show case, participating in the opening exercises over the inter-com The Future Teachers of America Club. 1958-1959, has a membership of eighty-seven students who wish to leam more about teaching as a vocation. This is accomplished by work- ing one hour each week with a cooperating teacher. Members are sometimes called upon to take the place of the regular teacher in case of an emergency. The local club is afliiliated with the state F.T.A. Meetings are held twice a month fea- turing speakers. films, and discussions. each morning and pinning emblems of recog- nition on all first semester honor roll students. Future Teachers of America Row one, left to right: C. Cavanaugh, P. Kirby. J. Basaigo, E. Kinney. Row two, left to right: P. Bryant, S. Spence. P. Cox, B. Mitchell, S. Ferri, I. Richardson, C. Cripps, L. Postlewaite, J. Callaway, R. Holleger, C. Donovan. Row three, left to right: A. Sapp, S. VanSant, V. Field, S. Wooleyhan, M. Schramm, H. Gwinn, K. Cavanaugh, B. Pugh, B. Shahan, G. Donato, L. Bryant. J. Jackson, M. Elliott, S. Walsh, J. Kesselring, S. Shivick, E. Papen. Row four, Standing: S. Tanner. C. Srott, M. Bickling, J. Tarburton, L. Andrews, K. Wild, L. Biddle, D. Nolan, D. Kelly, D. Pflumm, J. Harris, N. Edwards, K. Richardson, S. Mac- Faddin, M. Parker, M. Wild. Row five, Standing: S. Clough, M. Martin. S. Hall, V. Webb. P. Bishop, Cv. Delfentlial, J. Rochelle. J. Mori, J. McCants, R. Williams, S. Zec, D. Roe. F. McDowell, N. Cox. Row six, Standing: B. West, N. Russum. D. Hall, K. Reichelt, E. Strauss, T. Joseph, D. Dean, T. Parker, C. Shipley. C. Wright. C. Alexander. J. Witt. E. Cram-. '19 I 4

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K' wal 'K Row one left to rzght I Cameron F McGinnis L Long B Dawson J Rash M Richards H Scott E Moore B Pickering R Vander wende W Curry .l Thomas M Luff T Moore E Strauss Row two left to rzght P Schreppler P Makin W Dawson L Bohannon B Darling C Masten C Dill G Fibelkorn G Longfellow C Longfellow l Wolf D Cox L Hershherger B Hertz C Kersey S PTICQ Row three left to right A Govatos W Dodd B Wlebb K Black C 'Vlorns C Donophan R Barrett E Cole N Russum C Remus J Marvel F Kesselrmg F Semans B Nletheny E Black K Darling Horace E Short Adviser Wayne Currey fright! and Melvin Luff fleftl feed the chickens while Charles Donophan looks on with interest thinking no doubt of how good they will taste after the F.H.A. girls prepare them for the Father-Son F.F.A. banquet. Future Farmers o America The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys who are or have been enrolled in high school agri- culture classes. The local chapter participates in many of the state and national projects through which members have received awards for outstanding work in such things as home electrification, crop and cattle judging, public speak- ing, and parliamentary procedure. Each fall the Caesar Rodney Chapter sponsors a Harvest Show. Competition is open to all students in grades one through twelve. Over 1,000 entries are judged and ribbons are awarded to win- ners in each class. During the winter the boys raise 500 broilers in facilities provided by the school. These broilers are dressed and sold locally. The proceeds from this venture are used to finance the annual Father and Son Banquet and a three day spring trip to some place of interest.