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

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Robert Parker ....... President Jeff Farschmann ..... Vice-President Gail Gehrmann ....... Recording Secretary Cindy Coble ........ Corresponding Secretary Carol Ward ........ Treasurer OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHAPTER OF THE CAESAR RODNEY HIGH SCHOOL . . . Mrs. Rita Ryan, Faculty Advisor. The presentation of daily devotions is a most welcomed part of our school life and this task is performed by ' A! students under the auspices of the National Honor So- ,E Cliity. A Alumni Tea, when former students return to spend the day and speak to the students in regard to the purpose of good study hab- its, college life, and why there is great value in obtaining a high school education, Here registration is held for visiting alumni. Q X X One ofthe many highlights in the Honor Society is the annual V08

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Ns.-1 MEMBERS OF THE CAESAR RODNEY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . .Jeff Farschman, Gail Gehrmann, Carol Ward, Bob Parker, Cindy Coble, Rick Jester, Brenda Harper, Linda Har- per, Ruth Ann Walker, Judi Clarke, Nancy Dailey, Patti Stokes, Julie Tay- lor, Jessica Hurst, Leny Ferrero, Diane Stockslager, Stephanie Tarburton, Tom Postlethwait, John Lister, Ken Rash, Duane Scarborough, Kurt Wub- bena, Tom Wolfe, Tom Townsend, John Noble, Barrett Young, Fred Stites, Mike Burkey, and Rick Mattern. Mrs. Rita Ryan is the Faculty Advisor. The Caesar Rodney High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is dedicated to creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulating a desire to render service, and the encouragement of character building. The chapter is most active in the many facets of our school life. Their activities include a school dance, the Alumni Tea at Christ- mas, the Annual Book Sale with the Bookmobile in the spring, the Annual Induction Assembly for the induction of new mem- bers of the Honor Society, displays in the Lobby showcase, tutoring services to students who want and need this service, daily devotions over the intercom, and the Honors Day As- sembly, when we recognize the many good achievements of our students. iO7 afjon DOI? Of oczezy NATIONAL HOFXQSR SELQETY E Z

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE CAESAR RODNEY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA . . .Beverly Lucks, Leny Ferrero, Judi Clarke, Judy Camp, Linda Gunter, Louise List, Jane Vanderwende, Margie Hudson, Gordon King, Sandy MacDougall, Teresa Scott, Lora Bilton, Thelma Lou Gibe, Kitty Murray, Ruth Ann Walker, Joan Lafferty, Diane Stockslager, Sharon Raffensperger, Tom Wolfe, Rhonda Torgerson, Todd Pankoff, Barrett Young, Clay Jester, Tom Townsend, Kurt Wubbena, Eileen Tuthill, John Lister, Stephanie Tarburton, Charlotte Harris, Patti Stokes, Wendy Lef- ferts, Brenda French, Christine Harris, Susan Jones, Brenda Harper, Carol Ford, Jack McGee, Debbie Ward, Mary Hurd, Jessica Hurst, Tina Stanyard, Susan Lomax, Pam Mitchell, Nancy Dailey, Linda Bergold, Janice Harrison, Camille Yan- cho, JoAnn Peterson, and Linda Harper. Miss Sandra Dietrick fi Qzufure Qac' ers O is the sponsor. IZQQIGICG The Future Teacners of America is a national organization dedicated to encouraging students to look into teaching as a career. The Chapter at Caesar Rodney is under the leadership of Miss Sandra Dietrick. The club provides to students interested in teaching the opportunities, re- sponsibilities, and role of the teacher in our democracy. It offers the student an opportunity through practice teaching and student helper to learn first hand the many jobs performed by teachers. The club spon- sors many activities to stimulate interest in the program. These ac- tivities include student teaching, Bake Sales, American Field Service Day, Teaching Career Month, the Observation of American Education Week, and this year has helped in the Title I program here at Caesar Rodney. Every spring the members participate in the state-Wide FTA program at the University of Delaware. 109