Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

1 1 I H5 THE ORACLE OF l957 DELPHI HIGH SC Delphi Indian THE CENTER GF DELPHI'S DELPHI HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY IS . . . 1 . . . WHERE WE ENJCDY WORKING TOGETHER We have discovered that one of the most valuable assets we can have in life is the art of cooperation -the knack of working together. Here in our own world we have many opportunities to cultivate and develop this art. There are many or- ganizations-acaclemic, athletic, and social-in which we must work with each other for the good of all. We have learned that working together can be fun as well as profitable, that many problems can be solved and many good times had by work- ing, thinking, and playing together. 6 O 0 Of no lesser importance is the art of making friends, friends that will outlast our high school days and become more meaningful as the years roll on. We can- not forget the many friendships we have cultivated at Delphi High School and all the wonderful times we have had with our friends. As time moves on, we will expect to make new friends, but our dearest friends will always be those from our days at D.H.S. So as we continue and conclude our high school career and go out into life, we will have a treasury filled with friendships to remember. The day of the nctory dance ACQUIRI N l That last minute cramming for an exam, doing research for a term paper, the struggle to understand Latin, algebra or chemistry, the frantic rush to get assignments turned in by the dead-line, all these hectic activities play a great part in the acquiring of knowledge-the quest for understanding. Although our academic life can get pretty hec- tic at times, most of us wouldn't trade places with anyone because we realize that after we have passed through these portals and then gone away from our beloved high school, we will be able to use our knowl- edge to carve a better place in the world for ourselves. During our high school days we first begin to think of our future. In this modern world, where so many iobs and opportunities are open to us, we sometimes find it difficult to decide lust what path of life we will follow. But whatever way we decide to go, our ,first preparations are in high school. With wise guidance, careful study, and deep thought, we will be able to prepare for a successful future. We will remember that success is not always measured by fame or fortune, but most gen- erally by happiness and love. l E l Learning the mimeog raph Learning to work with their hands PREP Rl G FOR THE FUTURE RTI IP TING IRLY. . . Mr. Ber1o's Gymnasts Football boosters Not whether we win or lose, but how we play the game. This thought has always been foremost in our minds. While the rec- ords of our athletics, speech, and music de- partments make us very proud, we are even more proud of the fact that we have partic- ipated fairly. Each time we have gone out to play, speak, or perform, we have taken with us the desire to win, and whether we have won or lost, we have done our best. WIN QR LOSE ADDI G SPARKLE TO DELPHI LIFE Community sponsored victory rally But while we are talking about our studies and our futures, let us not 'Forget the lighter side of life, the good times we have had and the good times we hope to have. Most of us will long remember such things as: after ballgame dances, meeting the gang at the drugstore, a ride in a special someone's car, or the chance to walk that certain some- body to class. No, we will not soon forget the happy and wonderful times we have experienced during our brief stay at Delphi High School. 1 A i 2 E I 2 Q Q i 4 QMECCMING HIGHLIGHT The traditional parade in the afternoon, featur- ing candidates from each sponsoring organization, began the elaborate Homecoming festivities for the 1956 football season. Climaxed with the crowning of Queen Sue Braudaway by Mayor Roy Clauser, our Homecom- ing proved to be a unique event. Sparkling new convertibles replaced the colorful floats of past years. The High Steppersf' in their new whites purchased for the event, added a delightful back- ground for the Queen's crowning. The gracious Queen Sue, sponsored by the Senior Class is shown above with her lovely Court Attendants, Helen Crosby sponsored by GAA, Pat Hufford sponsored by the Freshman Class, and Barbara Martin sponsored by F.H.A. HI-Y OFFICERS President ........,,. .,- ................................ JOE MESSICK Vice President .,.,., ..,... C HARLES O'FARRELL Secretary ......... ,..,....... J OHN ELSTON Treasurer . .... .........,.,,....... J ERRY WAGNER Chaplain ,...,.... .,..........,,......,,,.., D AVE HOSHAW Sponsor ..... . ....,.........,........... MR. THOMAS McCORMlCK The Hi-Y is one of the largest boys' high school organizations in the United States- To Create, Maintain, and extend through- out the school and Community the High Standards of Christian character, is the creed, and Clean Sports, Clean Living, and Clean Scholarship is the motto. This year the Hi-Y sold red bumper reflec- tors. The Hi-Y also sponsors chapel programs at Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving. First row, left to right: Packard, Hanna, Schrader, Hufford, Hoshaw, Delaney, Ward. Second row: Mr. McCormick, Sponsor, White, Scott, Wagner, Seward, Medley, Mr. Trent, Sponsor. Third row: Eis, Myers, Messick, Riley, Sage, Million, Delaney. Fourth row: Williams, Scott, Elston, Abbott, Caldwell, Rule, Heiland, Caldwell. Fifth row: Clawson, Johnson, Furst, Vaughan, Alberts, Mulligan, O'FarreII, Rodkey. OFFICERS ' President .....,....,.,... ,.. .................. ........ VIRGINIA FISHER Vice President .... K ......... ...... SA RA JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer ........,............ .............. P AT COGHILL The Delphi Chapter of the National Forensic League has enioyed a very prof- itable year. We have participated in speech contests and debate meets with schools from Illinois, Michigan, and Indiana. In addition to these interscholastic events we have given service speeches before local organizations, participated in WCTU and Rotary speech contests, and were chosen one of two schools to demonstrate our speaking abilities before the speech teach- ers during the Indiana State Teachers As- sociation lnstitute in Indianapolis. This year we entertained our alumni at a Christmas Banquet. In the future we hope that the Alumni Banquet will become -an annual affair. NATIGNAL FQRENS C LE GLIE First row, left to right: Robert Jerry, Sponsor, Bradshaw, Smith, Fisher, Braudway, Hafey, Homer Myers, Sponsor, Second row: Wilken Pullen, Welch, Sieber, Bowen, Lucus, Snipes, Martin, Coghill. Third row: Peterson, Sanderson, Parks, Johnson, Gros, Rule, Clawson, Bell, Echler. Fourth row: Rodkey, Merrill, Vaughan, Furst, Clawson, Peterson, Eis, Temple, Million. As in the past, the Science Math Club gained much recognition last year. The club performs many services to the school such as, running proiectors, operating stage lights in the auditori- um, making tapes for the dance, and fixing any broken-down equipment connected with electron- ics. At Christmas time, the members sold Christ- mas cards. A tradition of the club is the annual trip taken to various points of scientific interest. The very capable co-sponsors are Mr. Charles Geheb and Mr. Royce Adams. President Joe Clawson and Mr. Geheb are examining the new proiector. SCIENCE-M TH First row, left to right: Mr. Adams, J. Maxwell, G. Medley, V. Peterson, A. Fross, J. Goyer, Mr. Geheb. Second row: R. Scott, J. Messick, R. Rodkey, N. Rule, L. Lear. Third row: G. Caldwell, R. Logan, P. Vollenweider, J. Gerard, B. Delaney, L. Woods, D. Cornell. Fourth row: J. Clawson, R. Dickenson, B. Shank, D. KlePlf199f,-l- BlYll1e, B-VaU9l'1a 1,-L l-andiil D-NlCCBil'1, P- FWS?- First row, left to right: J. Wray, J. Justice, P. Coghill, V. Fisher, K. Messick, P. Hufford. Second row: H. Crosby, M. Parks, J. Maxwell, W. S. Weaver, Sponsor, R. Galloway, N. Girton, K. Smith. Third row: B. Delaney. J- Messick, P- FUFSY, R. Logan, J. Clawson, N. Rule, R. Caldwell, J. Wagner. TLIDE C0 NCIL The activities of Student Council were many and varied this year. An organization made up of representatives from each class and club in school attempted to carry out the wishes of all whenever possible and tried always to plot a helpf,ul and wise course. Each member of the group contributed something of merit and President Joe Messick, Vice President Jerry Wagner, Sec- retary Helen Crosby, Treasurer Nancy Girton, and Reporter Ron Logan were able leaders. To help encourage thrift, the Student Council undertook the selling of saving stamps. Their annual talent show went off nicely also. FUTURE ER MERICA First row, left to right: Rodgers, Wagner, Ward, Elston, A. Sanders, Mr. Weaver, J. Maler, Hoshaw, Riley. Second row: Hutiford, Bryant, Myers, Dillmon, Viney, Crist, Stark, Hiiott, Vianco, Hauser. Third row: Scott, Murphy, L. Viney, Penn, Cox, Chalk, Ratcliff, Nulf, Davis. Fourth row: R. Scott, Messick,,'l'-lampton, Calvert, Peterson, Williams, Merrill, Peterson, Pritchard. Fifth row: D. Scott, Jenkins, O'Farrell, McCain, Landis, Brown, Dickenson, Wolfe, Waples. OFFICERS President .........,.. ...................... Vice President Secretary .........,... Treasurer .......... Reporter ........... Sentinel ...... - ...... Sponsor ...... JERRY WAGNER .,,.. DWAINE WARD GEORGE RODGERS JOHN ELSTON JIM RILEY DAVE HOSHAW MR. W. S. WEAVER The FFA boys of Delphi will always be one of our most outstanding organiza- tions. Among the main activities of this fine group of boys this year listed: competing for the Gold Medal Chapter Award, rais- ing money for convocations, and Farm iudg- ing contest. Under the competent direction of their sponsor, W. S. Weaver, and their president, Jerry Wagner, the FFA boys com- pleted a most successful year. The chapter during the past year has achieved many things. Included in their achievements was the Bronze State Award and superior rating. Jerry Jeffries, Dwaine Ward, and Jim Riley received the Hoosier Farmer Degree. .1 i l FUTURE OMEMAKERS AMERICA Toward New Horizons is the motto for these homemakers of tomorrow. This year the activities of this group have varied from their trips to district meet- ings to preparing the lunches for the two Delphi speech contests. Shown by the outstanding helpfulness and cheerfulness of this group, they will undoubtedly be- come very outstanding homemakers of tomorrow. Under the expert direction of Mary Jane Carnes, their sponsor, assisted by Pat Coghill, their president, the FHA girls have made much advancement this year. lt has become a tradition for the Senior FHA girls to leave a gift to the school. First row, left to right: Allen, Fisher, Fisher, Lachenmaier, Mrs. Carnes, Coghill, Spitler, Brewer, Temple, Carey, Second row: Pritchard, Whistler, Fife, Myers, Houser, Buchanon, Krecek, Jones, Armstrong, Whistler. Third row: Peterson, Rider, Smith, Preston, Rodgers, Cook, Cable, Ringer, Fisher, Longshore, Rodgers. Fourth row: White, liames, Stark, Maxwell, Cain, Herron, Fisher, Pearson, Mullin, Gushwa, Martin, Herr. Fifth row: Cope, Coomey, Wells, Harris, Martin, Wilken, Berkshire, Gerbens, Dilling, Pullen, Quinn, Felthoff. Sixth row: Welch, Campbell, Logan, Temple, Lybrook, Ginn, Wilson, Carrier, Girton, Hughes, Schmitter, Propes. First row, left to right: Fisher, Peterson, Wallace, Longshore, Wilken, Jones, Wallace, Buchanon, Myers, Medley, Rodgers. Second row: Soper, Cable, Carey, Smith, Braudaway, Vianco, Hafey, Larimore, Whistler, Toole, McFatridge, Krecek. Third row: Stark, Coghill, Brewer, Welch, Cain, Fisher, Ringer, Quinn, Robinson, Houser, Dilling. Fourth row: Messick, Simons, Feltoff, Sneathen, Collins, Fisher, Hawn, Mullin, Pearson, Pullen, Gerbens. Fifth row: Herr, Sieber, Politz, Lachenmaier, Coomey, Coomey, Temple, Knitter, Berkshire, Carrier, Girton, Martin. Sixth row: Walter, Spitler, Lybrook, Ginn, Peterson, Sanderson, Parks, Johnson, Gros, Crosby, Rule, Clawson. NSHI First row, left to right: Benner, Bowman, Buchanon, Fife, Black, Kite, Bradshaw, Snipes, Armstrong, Porter. Second row: Johnson, Herron, Berry, Myers, Bowen, Beard, Thompson, Woods, Justice. Third row: Duckwall, Weaver, Bryant, Roberts, Bieber, Sponsor, Bitler, Allen, Lucas, Gushwa, Bailey. Fourth row: Cope, Harris, Wells, Hughes, Propes, Peterson, Temple, Wilson, Bell, Martin, VanDerVolgen. A 2 I Ii r l L First row, left to right: Wagoner, Whistler, Soper, Maxwell, Davis, Wilson, Rodgers, Deardorf, Zook. Second row: Preston, Rider, Sneathen, Kerlin, Wasson, Pritchard, Shockley, Page, Nipple, Cook, Hufford. Third row: Sheets, Logan, Lyons, Mathews, Sage, Berninger, Robinson, Martin, Campbell, Fisher, Small. Fourth row: Huffman, White, Lentner, Small, Medley, Lamb, Vaughan, Politz, Lee, SCDCIETY lssacs, McKinney, Ferrier. OFFICERS President .........-,....-,...-......., ,.........,... NANCY GIRTON Vice President --..........,........,...,. MARIAN KNITTER Treasurer -..H ....... ........-...- ......, ....- .,.,... PAT COGHILL Recording Secretary .......-.....-.. LINDA LACHENMAIER Corresponding Secretary .....-.......-...... MARY TEMPLE Sponsor .........-.,.......-...-.-.. MISS MARY A. BIEBER Under the excellent leadership of Mary Anna Bieber, their sponsor, and Nancy Girton, their president, the Sunshine girls worked toward their goals of service and friendship for others. This group has the largest membership of any organiza- tion in school. Because of their helpfulness and cheerfulness, the Delphi Sunshine girls have gained much recognition throughout the community. These girls give constant attention and financial assistance to chari- table and worthy organizations such as Mental Health, and the Riley Hospital in Indianapolis. Miss Bieber and the Sunshine officers are talking over future activities. First row, right: S. Sieber, B. Lamb, A. Bern- inger, M. Porter, M. Zook. Second row: L Felix, M. Pullen, G. Fisher, R. Beard, C Thompson. Third row: S. Spitler, M. Ginn, V. Peterson, E. Echler, N. Rule. Fourth row: G. Medley, M. Welch, M. Parks, B. Harris, R. Caldwell. First row, below: J. Kenworthy, M. Sander- son, D. Roth, K. Clawson, M. Myers, J. Pritcherd. Second row: B. Myers, B. Redman, L. Schrader, J. Porter, J. Smith, L. Davis. Third row: D. Zook, J. Johnson, N. Echler, D. Eis,' E. Hayden. OFFICERS President .,,..,..... .................... R ON CALDWELL Vice President ...... ........ J IM BLYTHE Secretary ,........ ........ - CAROL WELCH Treasurer ...,. .......... J ANICE BREWER Director .,........................... MR. WES HUMPHREY The Senior Band consisting of 80 members under the leadership of di- rector Wes Humphrey formed several new musical units this year . . . The High Steppers -During the football season it was a common sight to see and to hear the marching band practicing its unique formations for the half-time show. The autumn sun was hot, the football field dry and dusty but the spirit of this group was undying. They were rewarded by praise from all who attended the games. The pride and ioy of the High Steppers were the new white spats, cross-belts, gloves and cap covers pur- chased by the Band Parents. Circus Band -This unit, composed of 20 boys, marched and played for a political rally, and various other things. Jug Band -The Delphi Philhar- monic Jug Band was first formed this year. lts members play on Jugs, bot- tles, and fifes. They have performed at concerts, and special programs of service clubs in and about Delphi. They have always been received quite well and are welcomed where ever they have played. Concert Symphony Band -This group played for the spring concert and consists of 45 members of the Senior Band who play first chair posi- tions. They appeared on TV last winter with the Jug Band. Pep Bands -Net fans enjoyed the rousing music of the 3 Pep Bands formed for the basketball season. Each band played for 2 home games. First row, left: P. Wood, P. Hufford, B. Wagoner, J. Rodgers, D. Longshore, D. Lari- more. Second row: S. Johnson, D. Page, M. Lee, M. Sheets, J. Wallace, J. Bailey. Third row: J. Huffmen, C. Welch, T. Politz, L. Martin, J. Logan, D. Campbell. Fourth row: B. Million, R. Merson, C. Mulligan, J. Blythe, C. Peterson. First row, Below: L. Gros, S. Peterson, F. Lamb, D. Beale, J. Brewer, J. Dow, V. Fisher. Second row: J. Snoeberger, B. Myers, D. Klepinger. Third row: B. White, F. Stokes. Fourth row: S. Johnson, J. Black, C. Kite, J. Daniels, G. Rodgers. Fifth row: A. Wasson, R. Galloway. First row, left to right: Benner, Kite, Bitler, Snipes, Duckwall, Buchanan, Soper, Cook- Second row: Johnson, Martin, Campbell Hughes, Peterson, Sanderson, Messick, Berninger, Roberts. Third row: Daniels, Gros, Johnson, Rule, Parks, Lamb, Vaughan, Politz Larimore. Fourth row: Smith, Rule, Roth, Clawson, Stokes, Gerard, Eis, Caldwell, Cornell. CRL! First row, left to right: Medley, Krecek, Jones, Black, Propes, Echler, Wells, Cable, WHSON- Second I'0W1 50Pel', W00dS, Bowman. Kerlin, Medley, Herron, Downing, Whistler, Fife. Third row: Berry, Lee, Politz, Crosby, Coomey, Simons, Schmitter, Lentner, Coghill. Fourth row: Kenworthy, Crist, Million, Kenworthy, Abbott, Zook, Landis, Hamer, Rishel, Hayden, Waymire, Packard. First row, left to right: L. Gros, J. Coomey, N. Rule, N. Simons, S. Johnson. Second row: D Els D Cornell, N. Rule, S. Johnson, M. Parks, H. Crosby, Third row: D. Zook, J. Landis, J. Clawson, R Caldwell QCTETTE J. Daniels. One of the most active groups in school is the High School double octette. This fine organization's activities this year have varied from entertaining patients at the Logansport State Hospital to performing for various or- ganizations throughout the community. This year marks the seventh consecutive year for our tour. The purpose of the Oclette tour is to promote musical interest in the high schools of Indiana and the neighboring state. Under the very capable direction of Wes Humphrey this talented group had a most successful year. Practice session First row, left to right: S. Jones, C. Fisher, S. Braudaway, P. Sneathen, P. Krecek, B. Larimore. Second row: G. Fisher, M. Knitter, N. Temple, T. Merrill, Mr. Kent, sponsor, C. Carrier, B. Robinson, M. Myers. DELPHIAN S AFF A day that is looked forward to by all the stu- dents of D.H.S. is that day in which the school paper is distributed. Under the expert direction of Mr. Louis Kent the Delphian Staff strives to make the paper informative as well as amusing. There are many features of the paper, all of which are very interesting, but the page the students turn to first is the Cheap TaIk. Each time the paper comes out, the girls are assigned to a different iob. ln this way, each girl has something new to learn and to do. ORACLE The Oracle Staff has spent much time and effort in preparing the '57 Oracle for you the students. It was hard work but everyone had fun, and when the work was done each had a feeling of accom- plishment. The staff could not have successfully finished the Oracle without the excellent direction of Mr. Dan McMillen and the Editor-in-Chief, Ned Rule, who spent two weeks last summer at Indiana University Journalism Clinic to prepare himself for this very responsible duty. Choosing pictures for the ORACLE l l First row, left to right: McFatridge, Jones, Medley, Myers, Wallace, Vianco. Second row: Peterson, Simons, Sieber, Brewer, Kniher, Coghill, Krecek. Third row: Hufford, Sanderson, Spitler, Walter, Politz, Rule, Clawson, Fisher. Fourth row: Wagoner, Medley, Rule, Temple, Crosby, Johnson, Parks, Peterson, Fisher, Felthoff. Fifth row: Caldwell, Hargraves, Lucas, D. McMillen, Sponsor, Furst, Clawson, Vaughn, Rodkey, Fife. 'u Kneeling: Coach Norm Ebrite, and Frank Lachenmaier. Standing: Arthur Fross, Jerry Johnson, Dick Herr Terry Berryman, Dick Laprad, Bob Merson, Dean Nuff, Charles Anderson. CRCSS CDU TRY The Delphi Cross Country Team completed a full season, including the sectional meet at Mishawauka, under the excellent leadership of Coach Norm Ebrite. The boys were all under- classmen whose experience should give Delphi High an excellent representation at the meets in the school year 1957-58. As a result of their continuous sportsmanship and co-operation, we are very proud of our boys. SCORES Delphi, . .,,. ..,.,. 2 5 Monticello .,., Delphi ..,..... ,..,., 3 9 Attica .,,,,...,. .,,..,. Delphi ,.,..,.....,.s,, 33 Logansport ,,,. ,.,,. Delphi ..,..., , ,,...... 27 Frankfort ..,,,,......,,,. Delphi 37 Attica a.,...., 22 Flora .,....,.,s.... Delphi 34 Winarnac 43 Royal Center Delphi ,,....,,,.,,.... l6 Knox .,,..,..,, ., .c,, Invitational-fourth Hoosier Conference-second Warrn up QOTB LL Delhi .........,,, 33 Delhi ..,. ...,, l 2 Delhi ...., .,... 2 7 Delhi ..... ..... 3 3 Delhi ,,.., .,.,A 4 2 Delhi ..... .,,,, 3 5 Delhi ...,, .,... 2 4 Delhi ...,........ 6 Delhi e.......,... 54 SCORES Sheridan ..... Crawforclsville Morocco ....... Jeffersonville North Judson Knox ,... .... - ,- West Lafayette Rensselaer ...., Monticello - First row: Pritchard, Packard, Schock, Coach Berto, Caldwell Heiland, Randolph. Second row: Coach Fox, Cornell, Abbott, Marler, Woods, Galloway, Rodkey, Wagner, Hanna, Howard Coach Adams. Third row: Klepinger, Shank, Vaughn, Wentzel, O'Farrel, Mulligan, Landis, Alberts, Blythe, Furst, Goyer. Fourth row: Widner, Penn, Clawson, VanSickle, Seward, Delaney, Mount, Myers, Beale Hampton, Murphy, Myers, and Kenworthy. Russ Heilsnd, Bill Howard, and Jerry Wagner who were selected for the All-Conference team are pictured with Coach Berto. l OGTB LL ' The Delphi High School football team of 1956 had a very outstanding season winning seven and losing only two games. To achieve these astounding results, the entire team worked in complete harmony under the excellent direction of Coach Tony Berto and assistant coaches Royce Adams and Richard Fox. The Oracles showed sportsmanship, spirit and co-operation in their entirety through- out the winning games as well as in their few losses. The 1956 team's most enioyable experi- ence was their iourney to Jeffersonville on September 28. Their first loss was there. Joe Hanna and Jerry Wagner were voted this year's most valuable players. We are very proud of our team. Kneeling left to right J Hanna C Boone J Gerard G Alberts J Duckwall, C. Mulligan, J. Wagner, C OFarrell G Cripe Standing B Howard Coach Gordon D Slavens W Wentzel, J. Landis. VARSITY BASKETB LL The D.H.S. basketball team of 1956-57, coached by Bob Gordon, showed a vast improvement through the year by win- ning the Kokomo Sectional and going on to the final game of the Regional. The team drew Deer Creek for the first game, defeating them they went on to beat Kokomo on the following Saturday afternoon. The final game was won by our champs in topping Northwestern. At the Regional we won over Peru and lost a hard fought game to Noblesville. Although the season record of ll wins and I3 losses Wasn't too good, the '57 Oracles were the first Delphi team to win the Sectional Championship at Kokomo. We were indeed very proud of our team. We They 46 Northwestern .,,7 ,,,7,,, 5 5 45 Camden ,,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 O 42 N. Manchester - ...,7, 5.747 62 Knox .,,.,,....e.. ,,.. 49 47 Brookston ,,,.,,, ,....., 4 4 50 Monticello ..Y,, .,.,,., 5 2 58 Logansport ..,.. ,,,,A.,, 7 2 51 Flora ..,,.... ,e.. -.,66 57 Winarnac .,e.e,, ..,.,.. 5 1 57 W. Lafayette ..v,., ,,,.. . ,51 48 Western ,,..v...,.....,.,.,. 244 53 Crawforolsville ,.A. .,,.,,. 7 2 57 Flora .,,.,,,.,.,,..,,,. A,.,., 6 6 55 Sheridan ..,,,,, ,..,... 7 8 70 Rossville ,,,A,. ,,,,,A. 7 l 32 Rensselaer ..... ..,,... 3 4 57 Attica ,...,..... ..,.... . 77 67 N. Judson ,.... ....,, 6 5 76 Morocco ...,,..., ..,,.7 , 53 ' SECTIONAL 71 Deer Creek ..,... c....... 5 7 ' 65 Kokomo ...,......,. ....... . 55 3 43 Northwestern ...,.. ...,... 4 0 REGIONAL 72 Peru .Y........,.,. . ....,... 52 47 Noblesville .,,f. ........ 5 9 I957 S TIGNA WINNER TEAM BAS KETB LL This year The B Team had as iTs coach Royce Adams, who moved from Junior High coaching To aid Mr. Gordon. Bob Gor- don has previously coached boTh varsity and B Teams. Mr. Adams won The full cooperafion of his boys and The Team made a very fine showing before losing several players To The varsiTy. However afTer a five game los- ing sfreak The boys goT back on Their feeT and finished The season successfully. Kneeling, left To right: B. Schock, J. Brown, J. Cowen, P. Vollenweider, C. Anderson, L. Schrader, D. Laprad. Siandingz Coach Royce Adams, L. Woods, D. Slavens, B. Howard, G. Cripe, W. WenTzel, T. Merill, F. Lachenmaier. FRESHMAN ASKETB LL Kneeling, left to right: D. Widner, G. VanSlckIe D Beale E Hayden B Kenworthy B Pearson Standing Coach Tony Berto, W. Hampton, R. Galloway D Herr H Mount D Zook L Clawson D Goyer J Porter, A. Smith, B. Redman, Manager. The Freshman Basketball tearn, under the very excellent supervision of Coach Tony Berto, had a very successful season. Al- though these boys had little experience they showed a tremendous amount of enthusiasm throughout the entire season. With this en- thusiasm they went on to win the conference trophy. If these boys continue showing interest and ability we are assured of having a fine team in the years to come. We are indeed proud of them and we hope they keep up the good work. Left to right: B. Blythe, D. Williams, M. Packard, E. Crosby, J. Sanderson, Landis, Coach Weick, L. Cheeseman, B. Hall, B. Rodernarger, B. Pearson, D. Roth, B. Coomey. Kneeling: E. Berninger. JLINIQR HIGH BASKETBALL Our Junior High Basketball team, al- though they did not have an outstanding season, did their best for their new coach, Clarence Weick. The experience they re- ceived during this year's games will be valuable to them if they continue to par- ticipate in the sport. The Junior High activity in basketball contributes to the enioyment of the school and its total activities by all seventh and eighth grade students. Their interest in ex- tracurricular activities helps them develop a more wholesome attitude, which in their later school years pays off with added en- richment to their lives. OFFICERS ' HELEN CROSBY President ..,,.,,AE7 ,E,E,,.,,,,..,,7,,,M. TONI POLITZ JANICE BREWER -,,,- MARY LOU PARKS MISS JOYCE GHERE of the Girls' Athletic Association is to encourage sportsmanship, as well as create an interest in various sports. Vice President .,,, Secretary ,.,,,,,.,,, Treasurer ..,.. Sponsor .,...,c,,...c,...,.,,.,,,,.. The purpose To raise funds this year the girls sold taffy, mints, and peanut brittle. The members of this club take part in such sports as round-robin and interclass basketball, volleyball, field hockey, and softball. First row, left to right: Myers, Houser, Buchanon, Miss Ghere, Soper, Toole, Longshore Second row: Rodgers, Shockley, Herron, Larimore, Armstrong, Lee, Lachenmaier, Hawn, Bryant, Berry. Third row: Dilling, Sneathen, Politz, Kerlin, Gushwa, Buchanan, Wallace, Lenter, Schmitter. Fourth row: Gerbens, Lamb, Mathews, Lyons, Vaughan, Knitter, Echler, Hughs, Rule, Robinson, Rodgers. Fifth row: Huffman, Sieber, Politz, Logan, Echler, Carrier, Spitler, Parks, Johnson, Crosby, Walter, Simons, Herr. , Hafey, Vianco Stark, Weaver Cain, Messick Brewer, Marris Gros, Hathaway Q 0 0 We ,H fi X 'wk Sf- 'mf 1' YB, +2 'ES' Q, , 3 ash Q--Q'-A 48 15 Q' if QS- A W- ' Q MR. ROSS F. TIPTON Superintendent of the Delphi Public Schools. MR. NOEL B. DOUGLASS Delphi High School Principal. MRS. MARY SCOTT MRS. PAULINE MOORE Secretary to Superintend- Secretary to Principal ent. ADMINISTRATION . The administrative heads of our school are new to us this year, but their capabilities and past experiences have helped them do a iob well done. Our Principal and Superintendent have clone much to become acquainted with both students and parents. In doing so, they have gained the confidence of all. Their interest in the community has helped them to choose enioyable and educational activities including pep clubs, mock elections, and campaigns to keep our school orderly and neat. Our school board has worked dili- gently to promote better school and community interests. Charles E. Melson Truman Spifler Paul H. Johnson FACLI LTY ROYCE B. ADAMS Mathematics Junior High Coach B.S., Indiana State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Indiana State Teachers College. JOHN P. BEACH Industrial Arts B.S., Purdue University. Graduate work: Purdue University. ANTHONY G. BERTO Physical Education Head Football Coach B.S., Purdue Universityg M.S., Purdue Uni- versity. MARY ANNA BIEBER Latin Librarian B.A., Indiana University: M.A., Indiana University. ROBERT G. BRADSHAW Social Studies B.S., Purdue Universityg M.S., Purdue Uni- versity. Graduate work: University of Colo- rado, Arizona University, American Uni- versity. MARY JANE CARNES Home Economics B.S., Indiana Universtiy. Graduate work Purdue University. NORMAN L. EBRITE Assistant Principal industrial Arts B.S., Ball State Teachers College, M.A. Ball State Teachers College. RICHARD L. FOX Biological Science B.S., Indiana University. Graduate work Ball State Teachers College. ROBERT REID GORDON Varsity Basketball Coach Social Studies B.S., Florida Southern College: M.A., South- ern Methodist. WESLEY LOUIS HUMPHREY Band and Chorus B.M.E., Indiana University. Graduate work Ball State Teachers College, Indiana Univer- sity. ROBERT H. JERRY Speech and Social Studies B.S., Indiana State Teachers College: M.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Graduate work: University of Colorado. LOUIS A. KENT Business Education B.S., Central Normal College. Graduate work: Indiana University. FACLI LTY NORMA ARLENE FULTON Business Education B.A., Iowa State Teachers College. CHARLES E. GEHEB Physical Science Guidance B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Grad- uate work: Purdue University: Indiana State Teachers College. BERNICE GEMBALA English Spanish B.A., Indiana University JOYCE GHERE Physical Education B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Grad- uate work: Indiana University. .2 ACU LTY THOMAS G. MCCORMICK English B.A., Wabash College. Graduate work: Columbia University, Butler University, U.C.L.A. DANIEL M. MCMILLEN Mathematics Guidance B.S., Drury College, Purdue Universityp M.S., Purdue University. Graduate work: Purdue. HOMER A. MYERS English History B.S., Butler University, Graduate work: Purdue University. MARY E. NEWMAN Home Economics B.S., Purdue University. Graduate work: Purdue University. JACK H. SANDERS Art B.S., Ball State Teachers College. Graduate work: Ball State Teachers College. WILLIAM P. SCHOOLER Mathematics B.S., Ball State Teachers College. RICHARD LEE TRENT English Civics B.S., Indiana State Teachers College. Grad- uate work: Indiana University, Purdue Uni- versity. WINFIELD SCOTT WEAVER Agriculture B.S., University of Illinoisg M.A., Purdue University. Graduate Work: Purdue Univer- sity. L RONALD EUGENE LOGAN Student Council 45 Oracle Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Science-Math 3-45 Class PFESR'-len? 4. CHARLES MARK O'FARRELL Hi-Y 3, Vice President 45 FFA l-2-3-45 Stu- dent Council 35 Oracle Staff 35 Football 2-3-45 Cross Country lp Basketball l-2-3-45 Class Vice President 4. CAROLYN ANN FISHER Sunshine l'2-3-45 EHA l-2-3, Secretary 45 Oracle Staff 45 Delphian 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Activity 45 Class Secre- tary 45 Class Secretary 3, RONALD LEE SCOTT Hi-Y 2-3-45 FFA l-2-3-45 Science-Math 4: Class Treasurer 4. GARY LEE ALBERTS Hi-Y 2-3-45 FFA 2-35 Track 2-35 Football 1-2-a-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. ELIZABETH ANNE BERKSHIRE Sunshine l-2-3-45 FHA I-2-3-45 Delphian 3. BETTY SUE BRAUDAWAY Sunshine 45 NFL 45 Football Queen 45 Senior Play 4. RONALD W. CALDWELL Hi-Y 2-3-45 Student Council 45 Oracle Staff 3-45 Football 'I-3-45 Band 'I-2-3, President 45 Octette 45 Chorus 2, 4. CAROLYN SUE CARRIER Sunshine I-2-3-47 FHA 'I-2-3-47 GAA 'I-2-3-47 Delphian 47 Chorus I. JOSEPH DEAN CLAWSON Hi-Y 47 NFL 47 Student Council 47 Oracle Staff 3-47 Football 17 Band 1-27 Chorus 1-2-3 47 Octette 3-4i Science-Math 3, President 4. MARY LOU COLLINS Sunshine I-2-3-47 Chorus I. SANDRA K. COOMEY Sunshine I-2-3-47 FHA 'I-2-3-47 GAA I-27 Youth Hostel I-2-3. HELEN JANE CROSBY Sunshine I-2-3-47 GAA 1-2-3, President 47 Student Council Secretary 47 Oracle Staff 3-4: National Honor Society 3-41 Basketball Cheerleader 37 Chorus 'I-2-3, Secretary Ai Octette 'I-2-3, Treasurer 47 Court Attendant 47 Senior Activity 47 Class Vice President I. WILLIAM THURMAN DILL ELSIE JEAN ECHLER GAA 'I-2-3-47 NFL 47 Junior Play 37 Band I-2-3-47 Senior Play. 4. NANCY LEE ECHLER FHA I-27 GAA I-2-4, Secretary 37 Basket- ball Cheerleader I7 Junior Play 37 Band 1-2- 3-47 Chorus 4. I3 1 I . p A DAVID RAYMOND EIS Hi-Y 3-45 NFL 2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Foot- ball l-35 Band l-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Octette 3-45 Senior Play 4. JOHN P. ELSTON Hi-Y 2-3, Secretary 45 FHA l-2, Treasurer 3-45 Student Council I5 National Honor Socie- ty 3-45 Track I-25 Basketball 'I5 Class Presi- dent l. DONNA ILENE FELTHOFF Sunshine 'l-2-3-45 FHA 1-2-3-45 Oracle Staff 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. HUBERT GERALD FIFE Oracle Staff 3-45 Track 'I-25 Football 15 Cross Country 35 Basketball I-25 Science-Math 'I5 Class Secretary 2. JAMES EDWARD FIFE Hi-Y 4. GLENDA SUE FISHER Sunshine 'l-2-3-45 FHA I-2-3, Vice President 45 Oracle 45 Delphian 45 Band 'l-2-3-45 Chorus 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Activities 4. JOHN EDWARD GERARD FFA 1-2-3-45 Track 'I5 Junior Play 35 Football 1-35 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Chorus 45 Science- Math 45 Senior Play 4. NANCY J. GIRTON Sunshine I-2-3, President 45 FHA 'l-2-4, Vice President 35 Student Council Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Junior Play Student Director 35 Senior Play Student Direc- tor 45 Senior Activity 4. JERRY GRAHAM JOE HANNA Hi-Y 2-3-4: Track lg Football 'I-2-3-4, C0- Captaing Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM HARGRAVES Oracle Staff 3-45 Football ip Basketball I-25 Science-Math 3 FAYE E. HATHAWAY GAA 'I-2-3-Ap Junior Play 3. RUSSELL DEAN HElLAND Hi-Y 2-3-4: Student Council 25 Football 1-2-3, Co-Captain 47 Basketball If Band I-2-31 Chorus l-25 Science-Math I-25 Class President 2. JACK LEE HERR Football l. ' DAVID 1-los:-:Aw Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3-45 FFA I-2-3-45 Cross Country 'I. JAMES E. HUFFORD Hi-Y 2-3-4: FFA 1-2-3-4, Oracle 4. SANDRA F. JONES Sunshine I-2-3-45 FHA I-45 Oracle Staff 45 Delphian Editor 45 Junior Play 35 Chorus 'l-2-3-45 Court Attendant I-25 Senior Activity 45 Class Secretary I5 Senior Play 4. JAMES MILTON KENWORTHY Junior Play 35 Band I-2-3-45 Chorus I-45 Senior Play 4. MARIAN KNITTER Sunshine I-2-3, Vice President 45 GAA I-2-4, Treasurer 35 Oracle Staff 45 Delphian 45 Junior 35 Chorus 'I-25 Senior Play 4. PATRICIA KRECEK Sunshine 243-45 FHA 45 GAA I-25 Football- Basketball Cheerleader 45 Delphian 45 Chorus 45 Senior Play 4. GEORGE FREDERICK LAMB Band I-2-3-45 Chorus 1. BEVERLY LARIMORE Sunshine I-2-3-45 GAA I-2-3-45 Delphian 45 Junior Play 35 Chorus I5 Senior Play 4. CAROL SUE MCFATRIDGE Sunshine I-2-3-45 Oracle Staff 45 Chorus 15 Activity 4. JOSEPH RICHARD MAXWELL Student Council 45 Science-Math I-2-3, Vice President 4. RITA SUE MEDLEY Sunshine 'I-2-3-45 GAA 'I5 Oracle Staff 45 Basketball Cheerleader 45 Chorus 'I-2-45 Science-Math 4. ERNEST EDWARD MESSICK FFA 2-3-45 Junior Play 35 Football 25 Senior Play 4. JOE WILLIS MESSICK Hi-Y 2-3, President 45 Student Council 2-3 President 45 Oracle Staff 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Junior Play 35 Football 'I-25 Basketball 25 Science-Math 3-45 Senior Play 45 Class President 3. BILL R. MILLION Hi-Y 2-3-45 NFL 2-3-45 Oracle Staff 35 Band 3-45 Chorus 'I-2-3-45 Octette 45 Science-Math 1-2-45 Senior Play 4. CHARLES GROVER MULLIGAN Hi-Y 2-35 Football 'I-2-3-45' Basketball 'I-2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Chorus 'I-25 Baseball 'I-2-3-4. MARY MYERS Sunshine I-2-3-45 Oracle Staff 45 Delphian 45 Junior Play 35 Band I-2-3-45 Chorus 15 Senior Play. 4. CAROL SUE PETERSON Sunshine I-2-3-45 FHA I-2-3-45 Oracle Staff 4. JAMES RILEY Hi-Y 2-a-4, FFA 1-2-a-4. 1 BETTY JOAN ROBINSON Sunshine I-2-3-45 GAA I-2-3-45 Delphian 45 Senior Play 4. GEORGE L. ROGERS FFA 'I-2-3, Secretary 45 Band 2-3-4. NED P. RULE Hi-Y 3-45 Student Council 45 Oracle Staff 3, Editor 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Football 15 Band 1-25 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Octehe 2-3-45 Class Vice President 25 Science-Math 3-4. MARJORIE KAY SANDERSON Sunshine I-2-4, Treasurer 35 GAA 15 NFL 45 Oracle Staff Sales Manager 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Junior Play 35 Band 'I-2-3-45 Chorus I5 Sehior Play 4. JOE DAVID SCOTT FFA 1-2-3-45 Football lg Band 2-3-45-Chorus I5 Senior Play 4. GEORGE W. SHOCKLEY FFA 1-2-3-4. PATRICIA DARLENE SNEATHEN Sunshine I-2-3-45 FHA 'l. I KENNETH STARK NANCY TEMPLE Sunshine I-2-3-dp FHA 'I-2-3-4, Oracle Staff 49 Delphian 4. MAX FREDRICK VINEY FFA 'l-2-3-45 Cross Country T. JERRY WAYNE WAGNER Hi-Y 2-3, Treasurer 45 FFA 1-2-3, President 47 Student Council 4, Vice Presidentg Oracle Staff 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Track I-2-3-45 Football I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 'l-2-3-4: Senior Play: Baseball 2-3-47 Class Vice President.35 Class Treasurer T. JO SUE WALLACE Sunshine 1-2-3-47 FHA if GAA 'lg Junior Play: Band I-2-3-41 Senior Play. DOROTHY J. WALTERS Sunshine 45 FHA 41 Delphian 4. DWAINE KENNETH WARD Hi-Y 2-3-47 FFA l-2-3, Vice President dp Football lg Basketball I-2-3. RONALD J. WHITEMAN Basketball l-25 Class Treasurer 3. ROBERT LEE WOODS First row, left to right: Betty Robinson, Carolyn Fisher Donna Felthoff Sue Braudaway Jo Sue Wallace Dorothy Walters, Glenda Fisher. Kneeling Ernest Messick Pat Krecek Second row Nancy Echler Elsie Echler, Mariorie Sanderson, Mary Myers, Beverly Larimore Bill Million David Els Jim Kenworthy Jerry Wagner, Nancy Girton, Joe Messick, Mr. Jerry Stage Crew Ron Scott John Gerard Jack Herr Joe Scott Charles O'Farrell. S NIQR PL The Senior Class of 1957 presented three one-act plays as their final play performance. This was a first for Delphi-the first time an evening of three one-act plays had been presented. The director, Robert Jerry, the student director, Nancy Girton, and the casts were very proud of the performance which was given November 9 and 10. We sincerely hope that those persons who saw our plays enioyed them as much as we en- ioyed bringing them to you. By our pres- entation of these plays we hope we have left behind, as we close the doors of our high school days, a very memorable impres- sion of our class of 1957. P. Furst President S. Johnson Vice President V. Fisher Secretary S. Spitler Treasurer E. Armstrong J. Blythe J. Brewer L. Brown J. Buchanon M. Buttice L. Cable K. Cain S. Carey K. Clawson P. Coghill J. Coomey D. Cornell G. Cripe R. Cripe L. Davis JUN ORS JU IORS S. Dilling R. Ferrier B. Fife D. Garrigus C. Gerbens M. Ginn L. Groninger L. Gros B. Hafey C. Hawn C. Herr D. Houser W. Howard J. Jenkins C. Johnson J. Kelly D. Klepinger L. Lachenmaie J. Landis D. Longshore I' T. Lucas L. Lybrook B. Martin D. McCain G. Medley T. Merrell S. Messick J. Mullen P. Nipple B. Orr D. Packard M. Parks C. Pearson V. Peterson T. Politz T. Porter R. Pritchard M. Pullen E. Quinn M. Ringer JLINIORS JLINIQRS R. 'Rishel R. Rodkey D. Rogers N. Rule W. Ruthledge J. Sayre D. Scott B. Shank S. Sieber N. Simons D. Slavens D. Smith D. Smith P. Soper D. Stark J. Stark J. Sfoner D. Storey P. Toole B. Vaughan C. Vianco F. Viney P. Vollenweider C. Wallace D. Walters L. Watkins C. Welch W. Wentzel B. While E. Wilken J. Williams L. Woods M. Whistler SOPHQMORE R. Delaney President R. Randolph Vice President J. Bailey Secretary S. Johnson Treasurer D. Abbot? M. Allen C. Anderson C. Armstrong R. Beard B. Bell G. Benner P. Berry T. Berryman B. Bitler J. Black L. Black L. Bowen J. Bowman N. Bradshaw S. Bryant N. Buchanon G. Caldwell C. Calvert B. Cope J. Cowen P. Crouch B. Delaney J. Daniels R. Dill J. Dow C. Downing D. Duckwall C. Fife A. Fross J. Goyer J. Gushwa B. Harris L. Healton B. Henderson B. Herron SCPHGMGRES SOPHOMORE L. Hughes L. Humphrey J. Johnson D. Kite C. Kurtz D. Laprad K. Lear J. Lucas D. Marler P. Marris L. Martin H. May S. Measels H. Medbourn B. Merson B. Myers J. Myers R. Myers D. Nulf K. Oliver J. Pearson C. Peterson L. Phillips M. Porter C. Randle T. Ratcliff S. Roberts D. Roth R. Sage L. Schrader B. Schock D. Seward N. Snipes F. Stokes D. Storey M. Temple C. Thomson B. Toole M. VanDerVoIgen C. Walker SOPHOMQRE Howard May, our homebound Sophomore, is shown in communication with his classes at school. SQPHGMQRE J. Waples R. Waymire J. Weaver D. Wells S. Whiteman B. Wilson K. Wolf P. Woods W. Wray Not Pictured R. Dickinson J. Justice B. Randolph B. Brown R. Galloway President B. Martin Vice President S. Cook Secretary D. Goyer Treasurer P. Hufford Student Council A. Anderson D. Beale A. Berninger C. Boone J. Brown R. Brown J. Bryant W. Burton D. Campbell C. Chalk E. Clawson L. Clawson R. Cox W. Crist D. Davis A. Davis L. Deardorff J. Dillman J. Elliott P. Farner L. Felix J. Ferrier FRE H M. Fisher W. Hampton J. Harner E. Hayden R. Herr R. Houser J. Huffman B. Iiames S. Isaacs A. Justice R. Kenworthy K. Kerlin F. Lachenmaier B. Lamb D. Larimore M. Lee S. Lentner R. Leslie J. Logan C. Louthain L. Lyons J. McKinney D. Maxwell J. Mathews D. Medley J. Medbourn T. Minks H. Mount R. Murphy B. Myers J. Nipple D. Page B. Pearson P. Penn D. Peterson S. Peterson S. Politz G. Porter A. Preston J. Pritchard B. Reclmon S. Robinson J. Rodgers S. Sage D. Sanders E. Schley C. Schmitter M. Sheets S. Shockley B. Slack K. Simmerman J. Sneathen J. Small A. Smith FRE HME FRE HME J. Smith D. Soper V. Sowers G. VanSickle S. Vaughan J. Vianco B. Wagoner M. Wasson E. Watkins B. Waymire M. Welch N. White D. Widner T. Wilson J. Whistler D. Zook M. Zook Not Pictured M. Plummer J. Rider GR DE EIGHT M. Wray, President . M. Harner, Vice President P. Marlin, Secretary K. Messick, Student Council D. Barilow G. Beaver D. Bradshaw i l M. Bradshaw J. Brown V. Brown H. Cheeseman L. Cope W. Cornelius E. Crist S. Crone D. Crowder J. Downing J. Duckwall B. Floyd E. Floyd M. Godbey T. Goslee D. Goyer J. Hafey B. Hall D. High J. James S. Jester J. Jones C. Keisling L. Keller C. Kite P. Kramer R. Landis C. Leslie M. Mangus L. Marris M. Medley S. Ohler J. Oyler C. Page D. Peterson B. Phillips S. Plunkett E. Robinson B. Rodenbarger C. Rohrabaugh W. Rush C. Sales J. Sanderson M. Siebel' J. Sines V. Smith J. Snoeberger P. Talbert T. Tipton J. Underhill C. Venters L. Wagoner S. Wallace C. Wamsher D. Williams K. Wolfe Not pictured: S. White ' 69 TH GR DE McMurray, President Cripe, Vice President Myers, Secretary Packard, Treasurer Allen Beale Beaver Berninger Blythe Bradshaw Buchanon Burkle Cohee Daniels Dishon Disinger Downs Downham Draper Elmore Farner Fish Fish Fontinel Gerbens Gingrich Goff Gray Harney Herr Howell Howell Hughes Johnson Johnson Kauffman Kelly Kirian Lanes Lavy Liebert Lucas Mackey Mason May Murphy Murphy Myers Nulf Smith O'Dell O'Dell Pea rson Pearson Propes Ragan Rafcliff Roth Royer Royer Sanders Skiles Smith Stark Siull Talbert Thomson Van Sickle Wagoner Wamsher Watkins Welker Wells Wilcox Wire Wray Not Pictured L. Bailey ,a I l l NED RULE Editor-in-Chief DAN MCMILLEN Sponsor Ron Caldwell, Ediror Helen Crosby, Edirol' Tom Lucas Virginia Peterson Mary Lou Parks Sara Johnson Donna Walter KEY Clawson Toni Politz I Nancy Simons Nancy Rule Sue Ann Seiber Carol Vianco SALES Mariorie Sanderson, Nancy Temple Glenda Fisher Donna Felthoff Carolyn Fisher Carol Sue Peterson Marian Knitter Pat Krecek Carol McFatridge Sandra Jones Mary Myers Manager ADVERTISlNG Bill Hargraves Pete Furs? Joe Clawson Bill Vaughan Ron Rodkey Jerry Fife Jerry Wagner Jim Hufford Suzanne Spitler Janice Brewer Patty Coghill Riia Medley Jo Sue Wallace Jim Blythe Lonnie Woods T' 1 x E, 114 .!'x-vu' - 'fx my ,, ,, .n f L V V . ..,,. .,., , , ..,, I , K . . ,V x , ' ' , -, V www wxxff,--ff' sea .M-My, ,N - ,dk ,Lf M- , . My K, Q - A - 2'ff . Q L V J S , k,,,, -P . 0 L . ,. H K ., - A2-'W are, ggi fffw K K . 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