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

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hazy C1516 ' .Q f 5 fa , -Q. 5 . Q: 5. Z- :' 1 S l grafts, . E NLEUW 1 F ir rf ' 1295 ,X ,gs Students who areinterested in Library Services compose the Library Club. These students willingly give up their free time to serve as assistants in the library and thus relieve the Librarians to perform many of the other duties such as gathering research materials, acting as a resource center, disbursing teaching equipment, and ordering films, books, and other teaching aids. The members check out thou- sands of books each year and render invaluable serv- ices to the students and their school. As a member of the L. A. D., the Library Aides of Delaware, the students gain much experience in library work and gain knowledge from experiences and ideas exchanged at the Annual State Meeting for Librarians in the Spring. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS ARE Beverly Lucks, Vice-Presi- dent, Betty Queen, Secretary-Treasurer, and Barbara Hall, President. Faculty Advisors are Mrs. Mary Cool and Miss An- gela J ones. LIBRARY CLUB: SEATED are Gary Sherwood, Vicki Crow, Beverly Lucks, Bar- bara Hall, Betty Queen, Linda Irons, and Teresa Scott. STANDING: Karen de Phillips, Renee Baird, Audrey Parker, Rhonda Minner, Sharon Raffensperger, Darlene Marvel, Phyllis Brown, Evelyn Zigler, Janet Cooper, Susan Comegys, Sherald Higgins, Pat Hughes, Anna Marie Latocha, Susan Pike, John Arthur, Mar- garet Moore, Diane Price, Pamela Woodruff, Ramona Prahl, Rick Prescott, an Camille Yancho. Miss Angela Jones is the Advisor. d Q dw W ,,....aus4i 1-.,.,....r,,...,,...,......, agwwwffefy ' 19mem f' These are our people . .

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The Caesar Rodney Lettermans' Club is com- posed of letter winners in the many sports offered on the varsity level. Their job is to foster school spirit and an interestin the athletic program in the school. High-light of their year is their annual Let- termen Club vs. Faculty basketball game, with a dance that follows. This year, the Faculty againode- feated the Lettermen by the score of 53-39. Other activities include the sale of programs at the foot- ball games, the sale of refreshments at basketball, and to participate in all sports or to attend and cheer other members on. One important note in this year's membership is the large number of seniors, a wel- comed change over the last couple of years. The club is under the leadership of Mr. Richard Buck- ley, Athletic Director at Caesar Rodney. The of- ficers ofthe club are: Rick Jester .... . President Reese Rigby. . . Vice-President Clay Jester . . Secretary-Treasurer 4 Befferm Q12 C516 CAESAR RODNEY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY LETTERMENS' CLUB . . . Mr. Richard Buckley, Faculty Advisor. Members are: FIRST ROW: Tom Postlethwait, Reese Rigby, Rick Jester and Clay Jester. SECOND ROW: Jeff Burkey, Tom Basaigo, Harry Van Sant, Randy Barkins, Gary Meyer and Terry Williams. THIRD ROW: Harry Baughman, Barry Eberly, Rich Gaidis, Phil Pfannenbecker, Richard Miller, Ricky Mattern, Charles Adkins and Don Kling. FOURTH ROW: Tom Townsend, Duane Scarbor- ough, Luiz Martinez, Mike Shockley, Scott Fleetwood, Bill Mitten and Henry Hershberger. LAST ROW: Larry Minner, Bob Par- ker, Ken Rash and Steve Chambers. jg, ETNNJ 2 Qs .awww

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ragga? Of' 9145 C116 A S fit The Office Workers Club is organized to extend the interests of the Secretarial Business to all girls, who strive to become some boss' right hand man . These girls do much to help in the smooth operation of the school office whose job grows and grows in proportion to our rising student population. The girls gain valuable training in typing, filing, recordkeep- ing, the use of the telephone, and various ma- chines. Highlight of the year has been the ef- ficient manner in which the girls have taken their role of Junior Secretary in the office. Activities include a Discotheque at the begin- ning ofthe school year and the typing of themes and term-papers for students. Membership has continued to grow . . . due largely to the wonderful opportunity to get practical exper- ience. Highlight of the year has been the Jimior Sec- retary of the Day . . . H-w.,.,,:-ummm- ff www-..,,h OFFICERS OF THE CAESAR RODNEY OFFICE WORKERS CLUB . . . Margie Hudson, Vice-President, Connie Winters, Secretary-Treasurer, and Eileen Tuthill, President. Mrs. Mick- ey Sipple, Advisor. Members of the Office Workers Club are Eileen Tuthill, Chris Beres- ford, Margie Hudson, Stina Doyle, Connie Winters, Diane Powell, Beverly Lucks, Margaret Slusar, Charlotte Lister, Mary A. Williams,Jane Van- derwende, Louise List, Liz Fanty, Sandy MacDougall, Linda Gunter, Deb- bie Christians, Pam Kelly, Linda Likens, Betty D'Annunz io, Connie Bilow, Marilyn Young, Janet Hamilton, Terri West, Georgia Clough, Joan Mac- Donald, Louise Harris, Anna Marie Latocha, Evelyn Zigler, Linda Aliff, Kathy Duffy, Lynn Weeks, Holly Cravens, and Lisa Tackett. Advisors are Mrs. Sipple and Mrs. McDowell, --..,.. if fix, ,Q 3 -12- 1 O3 ' 1 'E in lf Y 'QP