Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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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

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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.

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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.