Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

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JR.-HIGH CHOIR For the past two years, the Junior High has been busy in the vocal department under the direction of Mrs. Smith, just as the upper four classes have been. Besides singing selections at convocations, they go to the state contest and appear at the Spring Festival here at DHS. ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, N. VanCilder, P. Leach, L. Haines, L. Sanders, D. Steele, T. Yount, P. Abbott, K. Deck, L. Broughton, C. Lough, S. Ray, R. Barnette, D. Cain. ROW 2: C. Pickett, J. Boots, P. Brock, R. Schoen, J. WTiit- ely, J. Williams, S. Brown, B. Query, C. Cor y, B. McClaskey, J. Cook, D. Yount. ROW 3: P. Branham, D. Mc- Roberts, B. Paddack, M. Wright, K. Eden, J. Cook, C. Bowles, M. Cox, D. Endicott, L. Holt, J. Alexander, P. Hendrickson. ROW 4: K. Eckroth, L. Renick, S. Newkirk, K. Clouser, R. Foxworthy, L. Lough, D. Roberts, J. Barnette, D. Yount, T. Blacker, D. Bradshaw, P. Branstetter.

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ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, D. Weliever, B. Smith, K. Paddack, R. Kelsey, K. Ray, P. Wampler, B. Black, C. Maxwell, C. Maxwell, V. Spears, I. Day, S. Weliever, M. Kinslow, S. Gick ROW 2 G Hampton, J. Tribbett, C. Bennett, S. Mullen, K. Blacker, C. Mooday, J. Maxwell, D. Gilmore, R. Harshbarger, N. Mutterspaugh, C. Royer, J. Booher, K. Goldsby. ROW 3: C. Cain, S. Stout, P. Covault, L. Booher, D. Wilson, J. Evans, M. Branstetter, D. Hampton, C. Cox, V. Smith, C. Burk, J. Dale, J. Quigg. ROW 4: P. Anderson, B. Vermillion, K. Endicott, P. Royer, B. Paddack, P. Runnels, J. Gable, B. Redmond, M. Maxwell, T. Alexander, T. Stewart, K. McCauley, K. Mikesell, J. Norton. ROW 5: M. Cain, S. Cochran, B. Smith, L. Haines, S. Biggs, B. Waye, R. Wright, L. Wright, D. Clouser, J. Alexander, C. Anderson, P. Wilson, S. Clark. SR. HIGH CHORUS OFFICERS: President: Tom Alexander Vice-pres.: Paul Runnels Secretary: Sue Gick Treasurer: Jim Gable Reporter: Kaye McCauley Director: Mrs. Delores Smith Pianists: Sue Gick Barbara Vermillion Bonnie Smith The High school choir has been very busy all year be- ginning with the Variety show-- Hi, Neighbor --on November 1. During the holiday convocations, they sang selections. In January, many members formed en- sembles or took individual songs to the state contest at Frankfort. Later in the spring, the concert choir went to the state concert at Lafayette Jeff. The highlight of the year--the annual New Market Festival--was on March 29. On the whole, the year was very successful and their talent was greatly appreciated.

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L. to R. ROW 1: Mr. Larew, Dave Huffer, Larry Personnett, Rick Brock, Abe Hodgen, Dave Hampton, Don Threlkeld. ROW 2; Garry Hole, Steve Biggs, Dennis Gick, Dick Royer, Roy Wright, Bryan McClaskey, Darrell Hodgen. ROW 3: Bruce Sears, Mark Smith, Steve Maxwell, Larry Newlin, Jim Royer, John Rentschler, Gary Edwards, Jim Smith. ROW 4: Dennis Clouser, Tom Horn, Jerry Alexander, Darrell Renick, Dennis Roberts, David Day, Jack Anderson, Steve Apple. FFA OFFICERS: The Future Farmers of America includes those boys interested in one President: Rick Brock or more of the various aspects of farming and agriculture. This na- Vice-Pres.: Abe Hodgen tional organization is an asset to our school and community and also Secretary: Chuck Anderson is a help in making the boys better citizens. Treasurer: Larry Personnett Reporter: Dave Huffer The FFA had two money- making projects this year. They sold flash- Sentinel: Don Threlkeld ing lights for slow-moving vehicles after dark, and again held the Advisor: Mr. Ron Larew annual slave auction. Several boys won awards in judging contests, Abe and Rick attended the national convention in Kansas City, and the chapter farmed here and helped to farm land near the site of the new school.