Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Pnfidefzl MARTA PORTER I ife-Pwfidcrll SANDRA COOK Sft'rr1.z1'y DIANA IXIAXXVELI. Tl'L'.1t'Il1'6'l' NANCY XVHITE Sjmvwr INIRS. RHODES The Future Homemakers of America have worked 1 toward their goal of better homes for the future by serving meals to various local organizations this year. They also have programs dealing with better home- making practices. As did most of the other school organizations, F.H.A. sponsored an after-the-game dance during the fall of this year. ' N--a.b.' F.H.A. ROXY' 1: Rider. Gerard, Talbert, Nithter. Mrs. Rhodes, Verrill. Wfhistler, Armstrong. Lentner. ROW' 2: Myers, Rodgers Beard. Hoshaw. Cook. Rodgers. Moore. Preston, ROXX' 5: Pritchard, Maxwell. Davis. Vlhite. Dishon, Coomey, Myers, Duckvvall. Porter. justice, ROW' -iz XY'eaver. Bryant, Sheets. VC'hite, Sines. Bailey. Bell. Wfray. Fisher. ROW 5: Page, Cope BLIUCY. Gushvvzl. NCKiI'l6y'. Logan, Schmitter. Harris. Cope, Martin. Delaney.

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SOCIETY ROW 1: Messick. Shaffer, Talbert, Wfray, Pearson, Downs, Gerard, Cedarquist, Buchanon, Cheeseman, Howell, Warrisher Stull, Goycr, Beard. ROW' 2: XX'olf, Witte1', Leibert, XY'hite, Thomson, Berkshire, Hamer, Gerbens, VanSickle, Lucas, Dishon Cunningham, Brown, Fultz, Keisling, Snider. ROXV 5: Snoeberger, Ratcliff, Kite, Oyler, Ferrier, Lear, Maxwell, Fisher Eis, Brown, Gray, Ringer, Bell, Medley, Martin, Talbert. ROW' -1: Keller, Howell. Herr, XX'riiy, Myers, Kaufman, Down ing, Paris, Bowen. Mason, W'agoner, X5C'asson, Bradshaw, Sales, Hodges, Sieber. SVNSHINE ADVISORS: Mrs. Fulton and Miss Bieber. The Sunshine Society, which is composed of more than two hundred girls, is the largest organization in high I N school. The Society sold cookies before Christmas this year to hr increase the money in the treasury. Sunshine contributes money to the Nurses Scholarship Fund, and to Riley Hospital. Probably the most important contribution the Society makes is a gift to the school each year. The Society sells candy during the noon hours at school, and this year it also sold candy at football and basketball games.

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v X '1 2 SEATED ON FLOOR: XX'agner. Cox. ROXV 1: Bullock. Merson. Bryant Dillman. Mr, XVeaver. Peterson. Murphy, XX'elch. Vianco. ROXX' 2: Hourser. Dilling, Draper, Mullin, Daniels. Pearson. Gingrich. Shock, Roth, McMurray. Nulf. Pearson. Rohra- baugh, Nelson. ROW' 3: Porter, Michaels, Baily, Rossetter. Elliott. Clawson. Davis, Clavvson, Schoekley. Myers. Buttice. ROXX' -iz Sehley, Crist, Brown, Davis, Meclbourne, Xwelch, McCormick. Leslie. Rohrabaugh, Merrill, Leslie. Campbell. ROW' 5: Pearson. Penn, Sanders, Roth, james, Cohee, Abbott, Nulf, Calvert. Cowen. Rataliff. Rossetter. F.F.A Pnfildwlz BOB MERSON Vire-Pwridwll JERRY BRYANT Strrf1.u'5 MYRON XX'ELCH Trfarurer RON MVRPHY The Future Farmers of Amerita work on various projects connected vvith the aspects of farming, They have Lompleted an interesting projeet Loncerning the ratification of pests for .1 contest. They have also been working on Q1 rabbit roost. One of the long range proj ents eontinued this year by the FFA. was th sending magazines to India. ,-.3