Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Future Farmers of America Decorate Car for Junior-Senior FFA-FRONT ROW: P. Kearnsg D. Coveyg D. McCrumg L. McCollumg L. Greeng D. Frankling L. Burgess. SECOND ROW: J. Vanceg S. Shreevesg P. Taylorg B. Smootg D. Renchg D. Parsonsg D. Lawsong J. HatTner. THIRD ROW: G. Perkinsg J. Storerg R. Shellerg J. Glazeg D. Adamsg D. Smithg FFA members enjoy the view as they parade down Walnut Street during Homecoming. Freshmen Dan Whybrew and Gary DeWees inspect one of their projects for the agriculture department. 146-organizations on FOURTH ROW' J R. Penceg D. Staffordg J. s . . . Fuquag M. Lichtg G. Quateg B. Taylorg D. Marloweg M. Lynusg R. Whitesideg C. Vorheesg R. Wardg D. Holtzclaw. BACK ROW: Mr. Costing Mr. Luskg Mr. Norrisg S. Stephensg R. Wrightg S. Terrellg S. Fugateg R. Bailey: B. Fosterg M. Covey.

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Advancement in Living Sometimes in Winter a person finds his or her dream, as Kimerlee Riggin found hers at the Sweetheart Ball. Nearly 140 couples watched the crowning of a new queen to highlight the January 30 festivities. Having one of the largest clubs ever, consisting of four club sponsors and 150 girls, the F.H.A. fulfilled many projects. The ofiicers attended a Fall District meeting in October. During the homecoming parade the F.H.A. won first place for best decorated car. In May the girls honored the senior mem- bers with a picnic for their achievements in the field of homemakingg plus a special award to Susan Hottinger for her attainment in winning the Betty Crocker Homemaker award. 1 F.H.A. girls help deliver food baskets to needy families. F.H.A. Ofiicers-FRONT ROW: Leila Black, Terri McKin- Connie Walters, Cinda O'Dell, Cynthia Bettegnies, Cindy ley, Darlene Dixon, Debbie Anderson. BACK ROW: Nancy Norrick. McKinley, Melanie Smoot, Toni Astrop, Nancy Huffman, organizations- 145

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Fourth Homecoming Earth Day was well represented by the Delta F.F.A. this year with a community clean-up. The members, along with others helped to make the local district cleaner and a better place to live in. Along with the sales of' different types of plants, which were grown in the green house, the F.F.A. also sold, for a money making project, oranges and grapefruit. In district contest 27 of 33 entries were made by the Future Farmers and ten, first, second and third place honors were won by the various indi- viduals. Entered in a different type of contest was the talent group who took first place honors in their district. On Senior Day, Richard Burton was awarded a plaque in sales and service proficiency. Senior Ron Pence works on a drum as some F.F.A. members prepare to enter a district musical talent contest. 1 1 i Freshman-Sophomore F.F.A.-FRONT ROW: S. Smith, J. Cornell, G. Russell, D. Whybrew, G. DeWees. SECOND ROW: K. Cates, D. Holdren, S. Songer, R. Seals, M. Mc- Cormick, M. McLaughlin, G. Light. THIRD ROW: D. Rea- - E . . x gan, G. Smoot, B. McMichaels, M. Terrell, R. Mace, R. Britt, B. Flowers, J. Gegenheimer, D. Bell, C. Green. BACK ROW: J. Darnell, D. Buck, R, Swift, D. Bickford, T. Smith, C. Boden- hafer, R. Swingley, W. Martz, L. Foust, D. Williams. organizations-I47