Frank B Willis High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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gm CLUB Left to right: Row l - B. Roberts, D. Baird, R. Wilson, R. Jaccaud, S. George S. Dorsey, C. Warden, J. Cross, J. Hilbom, J. Wickham, B. Ufferman, D. Wardle, D. O'Keefe, B. Mackley, J. Dewey. Row 2 -- G. McDonald, R. Poulton, G. Morris, B. Burns,'J. Brown, J. Holmes, D. Hopkins, H. Wyss, B. Johnson, T. Gallant, Mr. Cornwell. Row 3 - K. Jackson, B. Bossert, M. Seidl, B. Yant, C. Borden, S. Hamilton, D. Shaw, D. Landsittel, D. Miller, G. Bauman, J. Bossert. Row 4- E. Bigony, L. Hause, L. Bowen, J. Jewett, B. Ebright, H. Stephenson, T. Thomson, J. Dewey, T. Masters, P. George, G. Downing., R. Lowry. Row 5 - D. Crose, D. Barkeloo, J. Burns, S. Lowe, L. Hall, B. Hopper, B. Welch, J. Carnes, A. Hackel, B. Maxwell, J. Allen, J. Merrill, L. Hopper. Row 6 - D. Barringer, R. Montgomery, B. Graham, D. Blackledge, G. Marburger, J. Talley, J. Elliott, D. Tompkins, T. Rybolt, J. Arnold, C. Sheets, J. Klamfoth. Leading the project committee, whose job it was to direct and plan the many projects throughout the year, were Ed Bigony and Charles Borden. The worship committee, headed by Jim Bossert and John Merrill, was responsible for the religious assemblies held the first Wednesday in the month as a pre-school activity. This committee was also responsible for making arrangements for the club to attend many of the local churches. Heading the program committee was Bill Graham and Larry Hause. This committee was in charge of obtaining speakers for several meetings throughout the year. The recreation committee in charge of sponsoring inner club intramurals was directed by John Bob Talley and Bill Bossert. The pub- licity committee was in charge of publicizing our activities throughout the town and school. This group was headed by Tommy Thomson and Mickey Seidl.

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HLY Left to right: Row T - D. 0'Keefe, B. Patrick, S. Dorsey, S. George, J. Wickham, J. Cross, B. Roberts, B. Jaccaud, T. Gallant, B. Johnson, H. Wyss, B. Burns. Row 2 - G. MacDonald, R. Poulton, D. Shaw, G. Morris, D. Landsittel, D. Miller, S. Ham- ilton, C. Borden, B. Yant, M. Seidl, D. Thompkins, Mr. Middleton. Row 3 - B. Bossert, P. George, T. Thomson, K. Jackson, M. Patrick, A. Hackel, R. Maxwell, J. Carnes, B. Lowry, J. Dewey. Row 4 -J. Jewett, G. Downing, L. Hopper, L. Hause, S. Bowen, J. Allen, S. Patrick, B. Hopper, E. Bigony, L. Hall, J. Merrill, J. Burns. Row 5 - B. Gross, D. Crose, B. Graham, J. Elliott, G. Marburger, J. Davison, C. Geesman, B. Welch, C. Sheets, J. Talley, D. Barkeloo, D. Blackledge, D. Barringer. This was the fifth year that the Hi-Y and Key Club have worked together asa single unit. The presi- dent of the Hi-Y was John Burns, vice-president, Jerry Allen, secretary, David Landsittel, and treasurer, Alan Hackle. The faculty advisor was Mr. Middleton. The Key Club was headed by President George Marburger, Vice-President Bob Maxwell, Secretary David Landsittel, and Treasurer, Alan Hackle. The faculty advisor for this club was Mr. Cornwell. The club had eight committees. The social committee, which was headed by John Elliott and Scott Hamilton. This committee was in charge of all the dances including the annual formal which was held on March l7th. The club improvement committee, whose iob it was to keep the club room clean and well equipped, was headed by Don Barringer and Bob Hopper. Organizing meetings with other clubs throughout the state was the job of the inter-club committee directed by Dale Blackledge and Howie Stevenson.

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EUTURE EARMERS OE AMERICA Left to nght Rowl T Myers R Coakley E Black J Donovan G Bucklew J Blam J Dewey Sadre sCynda Row2 Mr Beougher J Harter D Myers G Kung R Schultz B Black D Blackledge D Lobdell J Fouts L Wme J Shaw T Shackelford J Call D Gordon U Parker Mr Graham Row 3 Mr Hopkins P Breece B Bradley J VanBuskrrk L Many prolects and fleld traps have kept the Future Farmers of America busy Two outstanding trips were highlights of the program Mr Beougher and slx boys attended the National F F A Convention In Kansas Cnty The other trlp was to Waldo where the boys competed In a Parliamentary Procedure Con test The boys placed second and received a silver medal for thelr performance ln the achvltles around home the boys exhibited livestock at the country falr where Jerome Dono van had the grand champion cow On January 9 many boys attended the John Deere Day program to look at the new tractors and other farm umplements whuch were demonstrated ln February a scrap drlve was held to ralse money for the father son banquet given In March The officers were Dale Blackledge presldent Bob Black vlce president Clarence Fraley reporter Jlm Fouts treasurer Roger Schultz secretary Don Lobdell student advisor Larry Wme sentmel ' : 1 . , . i , . , . , . , . ' , . , ' ' . - . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I I I 0 I I I Q e i o I - I Q I a I 1 Stover, J. Fouts, E. Maschmann, G. Stover, D. Burdette, M. Shenefield. Not pictured: C. Fraley, D. Slack. I I - . . . . . I H - - i I 2 , ' 1 , ' - ' 2 , 1 I I 1 2 1 I 1 -