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

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to right: Seated-H. Merriman, K. Payne, D. Oberly, J. Carnes, R. Ebright, R. Spencer, S. Acker, J. Free- man, F. Jordan. Row 2-K. Deel, G. Aspery, R. Simpson, D. Hill, J. Cox, L. Weatherall, H. Cranor, D. Corwin, R. Jones, G. Woods, K. Jackson, D. Thomp- son, T. Heineman, Mr. Chase. Row 3 - L. Hill, H. Bradley, D. Hauseman, L. Wilson, N. Davenport, C. Ward, K. Lob- dell, F. Gooding, J. Murfield, D. Morris, D. Patrick. The Industrial Arts Club had many activities this year. The most important one, however, was the annual spring open house. Here were shown displays of the boys' proiects with open shops showing demonstrations. The club is built on this principle, to give more chances to work on a pet project as there would be no time for them in class. The club elected these boys as their officers for the year: Bob Ebright, president, Bob Spencer, vice- president, .lon Carnes, secretary. IPRIN T CREW Left to right: H. Cranor, R. Jones, Mr. Morris, L. Hill, D. Morris, J. Murfield. The Willis High School Print Crew was a very useful organization. They handled many small printing ipbs around Willis, such as play and dance programs, basketball and football schedules, tickets, etc. The crew even made Christmas cards for the faculty. The club was organized in T954 and its purpose is to provide an interesting club for those who like printing. Most of the work done by the print crew was accomplished during study halls and any moments of spare time the boys had available. One big event of the year was an open house in which all members participated.

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FRENCH CLUBS FRENCH I Left to right: S. Dimon, S. Stiles, M. Reed, F. Alter, L. Dickey, J. DeWalt. Row 2 - H. Johnson, S. Hagaman, T. Masters, J. Crawford, D. Mooney, N. Wickham, S. Wygle, Miss Bussard. FRENCH II Left to right: Row 1 - D. Jaccaud, P. Thomas, D. Crose, L. Dixon, B. Jaccaud, L. Longwell, M. Hilborn, S. Dorsey. Row 2-B. Smith, D. Bump, B. Culver, S. Espenshiecl, N. Harris, N. Osborn, M. Evans, J. Patrick, B. Burns, J. Long, J. Drake, Miss Bussard. Row 3-M. Sheets, K. Morris, H. Stephenson, J. Bossert, F. Grubbs, L. Evans, R. Reaney, M. Greene. Not listed, C. Bayliff. i l Les Treize Heureux, the Lucky Thirteen, was the name of the first year French club. Their pre- siding officers were: Frances Alter, president, Marcia Reed, vice-president, Linda Dickey, secretary, and Shirley Stiles, social chairman. A few of the items on the list of events were the French breakfast in December, the King's Day party in January, a Valentines party in February, and a Pen Pal program in May. The second year French club took the name Les Meilleurs , translated as, The Best . The officers they elected were Bob Jaccaud, president, Liz Dixon, vice-president, Linda Longwell, secretary-treasurer, and Dick Crose, social chairman. This club also held a breakfast and Pen Pal program. Fay Vogle, who spent a year abroad, spoke to the club during one of their programs. Together with the Spanish clubs, the French Clubs held the biannual Mardi Gras. This costume party was held in March.

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POPULAR MUSIC Left to right: Row 1-N. Willey, G. Stewart, S. Williams, E. Snyder, C. Green, J. Batchelor, C. Ward, C. War- den. Row 2 - V. Davenport, C. Wilson, S. Dimon, N. Jamison, M. Welch, J. Askins, C. Dawson, D. Wilson, Miss Plum, P. Tossey. Row 3 - D. Mead, C. Banks, W. Carnes, J. Talkington, C. Cumston, P. Heineman. The Popular Music Club had as its purpose the enioyment of all types of music. When the club met, the pupils either participated or ioined in singing popular songs, folk songs, and hillbilly songs. Emma Snyder was program chairman and her associates were Grace Stewart, Sandy Williams, John Bachelor, and Sherry Green. Mmyoia Mimosa Left to right: Row 1-J. Felts, M. Greene, S. Stiles, K. Evans, M. Teele, A. Johnson, R. Reaney, B. Smith. Row 2 -J. Ramey, M. Young, L. Bayliff, C. Blair, J. Hudson, T. Hughes, J. Allen, D. Ferguson, S. Pope, Miss Plum. Not pictured, C. Bayliff. The Major-Minor Club, a member of the National Music Society, held its meetings once a month. The officers were Kay Evans, president, Mary Judy Teele, vice-president, Ann Johnson, secretary, Shirley Stiles, treasurer. At the beginning of the year the officers got together and planned the program for each month. Each month different members of the club participated in the program by singing, playing the piano, or playing musical instruments. A program, which included everyone in the club, was presented to the senior high in May.