Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

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BOYS ' Pres., Rex Foxworthy; Vice- P., Abe Hodgen; Sec, Mary Cain; Treas., Rodney Booher; Reporter, Jeanne Quigg; Health Safety, Rob Shel- ton; Song Leaders, Sandy Cochran, Paula Branstetter; Recreation Leaders, John Evans, Bill Redmond. GIRLS ' Pres., Beverly Wilson; Vice, Jeanne Quigg; Sec, Sabra Weliever; Treas., Julie Dale; Reporter, Sue Gick; Health Safety, Deborah Wilson; Song Leaders, Gail Hampton, Donna Weliever; Recreation Leaders, Candy Cain, Linda Fidler; Devotions, Susan Evans. I m From foods to flowers, from corn to cattle- -that ' s just a part of what 4-H is. Each member works and exhibits in various areas while striving to make our world a better place in which to live. With Sara Booher and Larry Peebles as leaders, Darlington 4- Hers won many awards and honors this year. MISS MONTGOMERY COUNTY— 1969 For the second year in a row, a Darlington girl represented our county in the Indiana State 4-H Queen Contest. On the basis of beauty, poise, personality, and community involvement, Deborah Wilson was chosen Miss Montgomery County. Congratulations!

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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.

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Beverly Smith, Rose Kelsey, Linda Fidler, Mike Spears, Libby Dagley, Kathy Blacker, Sandy Cochran, Deborah Wilson. By collecting attendance slips, answering the telephone, and assisting persons who come to the school among various duties, office workers contribute great help in making DHS run smoothly. OFFICE HELPERS FRONT: Carla Pick- ett, Elaine Tribbett, Cathy Royer, Julie Booher, Sue Gick, Debbie Steele, Linda Booher, Gail Hamp- ton. BACK: Dennis Roberts, Sabra Well- ever, Nancy Mutters- paugh, Cindy Max- well, Mrs. Ains- worth. Assistant librarians help Mrs. Ainsworth and the students by finding information and checking out books and magazines. They also keep the library area in order during the period that they work. STUDENT LIBRARIANS