Delta High School - Yearbook (Delta, MO)

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1 -.. Schuh... ,, llttore going home Skip Srrotlt-r lungs our the bus xx indoxx. to give his lrientls one last waxc good-bv:-. Class Looks Ahead The sophomores finally began to participate in clubs, dances, and extra-curricular activities. One step in the right direction was made when Betty Moss sold over 8400 worth of cookies and soap to become top salesperson for FHA. The follow- ing class officers led the sophomores in class spirit: President Michael Bowers, Vice President Michelle Howard, TreasurerfSecretary Betty Moss, and Student Council Representatives Lan- ney Hampton and Robynn Eftink. Sophomore basketball players Michael Bowers, Robynn Ef- tink, Stacey Hester, Michelle Howard, and Shel- ly Crader, led the class in sports spirit, Sarah Gregory and Sherri Rutherford have been con- tributing page editors for the newly reborn school newspaper, the Bobcat Monitor. Other class members that held club offices were: Sherri Mrtliael l'5mx'trs escorts Soplrmnore l5.lrlm.xrmln' Cantlitlate. Robyrin lilllnk. during the tumiintioii Fred Wilfertlr Rutherford - SADD Secretary, Michelle How- ard - Student Council Secretary, and Betty Moss - FHA Historian. All these activities and many more are making the Sophomore class look ahead instead of behind, . BP Never Back XX F' O 0 X' 'fl O W 2 n R : N 81 ' S bm, ll! ' 3 - - W mum' AWS!! ' .f

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--ug, win. omni 111 eq. in is lu -.ti f I llertx Moss ,intl liobxnn llrinlt iinikt their uh .lima the troxvded halls berutun classes Sophomores rl? r Z' Set Goals At the first class meeting of the year, the Sophomores formally decided to stick to- gether as a class after years of being a very divided group, Several sophomores helped with the decorating for Homecoming, Sweet- heart Party. and the S.A.D.D. St. Patricks Day Dance. Fred Wilferth, along with eight other students and Mr. Welker, attended the National FFA Convention. Ruth Brown and Betty Moss were among the members ofthe softball members, Robynn Eftink and Sarah Gregory competed in the District 15 LA Competition, each placing 4th in one of their events. Robynn Eftink was chosen to attend the Hugh O'Brian Youth Seminar at St, Louis and Sarah Gregory was nominated to go to the Missouri Scholars Academy in Columbia, Mo. With new students transferring in and old friends moving out, somehow the class managed to retain their identity with the help oftheir class sponsors. Mrs. Marshall and Mr. johnson. -4. lsiv, , l ,,, ', g ,M :.H,'.,,,,.i:,y - i i, w-,hymn , n i is, . lxscxi-t'. tl nurm ,lrin ir in . struck iwiufi iiiuiiiyu, .ns iv.-we i