Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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I Our local FTA club is one of a number of na- tionally affiliated clubs for students interested in becoming teachers. The club members have a chance to try their hand at teaching through cadet teaching. Among the club's projects this year are the planning and organization of a college and career night, and the sorting and classifying of occupational information for the guid- ance department. Prerideizt Joyce Snoeberger Vice Prexidefzt jim Scott Secretary Pat Talbert Trea.rurer Sharon Dunham i Sponsor Mr. Robert Bradshaw Virginia Smith, Joyce Snoeberger and Kay Witter design posters for FTA dances. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW I: Smith, Gerard, Snoeberger, P. Talbert, Dunham, E. Talbert, Scott. ROW' II: Mr. Bradshaw, Bailey, Verrill, Martin, XX'itter, Landis. ROW III: Adams, Harris, Peterson, White.

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ROW I: Hoshaw, Eikenberry, Jester, Wagoner, Bailey, Martin, Miss Merryman, Snyder, Bradshaw, Liebert. ROW II: Herr Ratcliff, Myers, Thomson, Page, Wray, M. Bowen, Downing, Crone, Paris, M. Beard, Famer. ROW III: Howell, Goyer, M Beard, Janz, Cedarquist, Hamer, Maxwell, Fisher, Witter, Adams, Gray, Lyons. ROW' IV: VanSickle, Welker, Messick, Mar- ris, Martin, O'Farrell, Bell, Roach, jones, Scott, Buchonon, Draper, Simmerman. ROW V: Snoeberger, Hodges, Keller, Under- hill, P. Bowen, Ringer, Wagoner, Mason, Gerbens, Disinger. RONX' VI: Shaw, Cowen, Pearson, Gerard, Lucas, Dishon Smith, Griffey and DeVries. S NSHINE SOCIETY REORGANIZES The Sunshine Society of Delphi High School has been in the process of reorganization throughout the past year. One of the basic aims of the organization is to make every girl a worthwhile citizen and a contributing member to society. Miss Pat Martin has been the head A of the reorganization committee. The club ad- visor has been Miss Alice Merryman. Pat Martin and Karen Messick check the SSS

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ROW I: Peterson, Maxwell, Verrill, Small, Bradshaw. ROW II: Miss Johnson, Snoeberger, Talbert, Martin, Messick, Lamb, ROW III: Scott, Packard, Smith, Porter, Jones. ROW IV: Slavens. Klepinger, Mullin, Williams. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS STUDENTS The Student Council achieved many things mis year. One of their many achievements was the suggestion box placed in the study hall enabling students to voice their opinion on school functions and activities. The stu- dents were represented as the Council had ' panels with school officials to discuss issues concerning the student body. Bill Freeman, Pat Martin, and Tom Popejoy demonstrate the use of the student counci1's suggestion box in study hall.