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

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NATIONAL FORENSTCS LEAGUE Row l: D. O'Keefe, J. Fells, L. Harris, B. Bosserl, K. Evans, N. Slagle, J. Seidl. Row 2: Mr. Frohner, Mrs. Hearn, E. Van Der Veorl, C. Hahn, R. Kebker, N. Osborn, J. Slrimer, S. Espenshied, J. Allen, J. Green, L. Schaffner, S. Ross, A. Johnson, P. Fidler, L. Turney, J. Cross, B. Roberls, M. Bigony, K. McElfresh, J. Burkharl, Mrs. Evans. Row 3: J. Dilslear, L. Bayliff, M. Seidl, D. Landsilfel, A. Hackel, C. Blair, B. Shearman, J. Allen, J. Crawford, J. Merrill, B. Maxwell, G. Opel, A. Heinlen, M. Cranor, J. Mallhews, Mr. Creasy. This years N F L had one of :ls besl years so inlerscholasric speaking compelifions 'ro meril rec- far. The presidenl' of 'rhe group was Bill Bosserl ancl ognilion. The clu 's obieclives are lo elevale lrhe qual- lhe secrelary-lreasurer was Kay Evans. The advisors ily of original speaking and Thinking and 'ro lurlher were Mrs. Evans and Mr. Creasy sludenl inleresl' in forensic work. Weekend lourna- The Nalional Forensic League is an honorary so- menls from December rhrough March fosrer friendly ciely for 'rhose who have earned enough poinls by compelilion belween schools. FUTURE HUMJEM mas UP AMERICA l 1 Row l: M. Pickens, C. Gale, J. Nauman, N. Jackson, S. Howard, R. Ramsey, C. Palmer. Row 2: B. Johnson, C. Gregory, C. Gabriel, M. Courier, N. Knighl, C. Dallon, Mrs. Hulberf, Row 3: B. Culver, B. Johnson, B. Gale, W. Murfield, M. Barlon, A. Barker, S. Mead, T. Freeman, J. Jervis, B. Fleming, C. Frye, J. Flournoy, T. Blackleclge, R. Bucklew, J. Hoffman, D. Byus. E. Welsh. Row 4: A. Poliles, S. Baker, B. Smilh, E. Koko, J. Deel, l. Maggard, D. Wirick, P. Bachelor, A. Grayson, M. Pool T. Skahes, C. Disbennefl, G. Smilh, D. Ramsey, J. Talkinglon, M. Geary, L. Jervis, S. Fleshman, M. Mclnfire. This year's Fufure Homemakers of America con- school was 'lhe bullefin board in lhe back hall. Here sisied of some 'fifiy girls who had 'laken home econom- lhe members posled maferials aboul lheir club. ics classes during high school. Throughoul lhe- year 'rhe The officers responsible for This year's work were: members worked on several main proiecls. Presidesni'-Merilyn Courier, vice-presidenr - Carol Under lhe supervision of advisors, Mrs. Cory and Gabriel, secrelary - Nancy Knight 'lreasurer-Carol Mrs. l'lulberl'. lhe club planned a square dance for Dallon, hislorian - Barbara Johnson, parlimeniarian May. They also planned lo have a molher-claughfer -Hazel Johnson, son leader - Mary Arringlon, banquer. news reporler - Caro? Gregory. and Red Cross co- One of 'rhe confriburions l'he club made lo 'lhe orclinalor - Myriam Geary. 52

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y KEY ciuuie Row I: B. Rapp, D. O'KeeTe, J. Dewey, H. Wyss, B. Mackley, B. Johnson, B. Burns, D. Gale, B. YanT, D. Tompkins, J. Foufs, B. Roberis, S. George. Row 2: D. Hopkins, K. Bensley, B. Gallant E. Black, T. Longwell, T. Pope, J. Wickham, J. Brown, J. Cross, E. Bills, J. Difslear, M. Seidl, B. BosserT. Row 3: J. Riley, M. PaTrick, T. Winship, T. Heineman, P. George, D. Lancl- 5iTTel, D. Baird, B. DenTon, G. Bauman, B. Wilson, J. Holmes, R. PoulTon, J. Hilborn, B. Ufferman, S. Lowe, A. Boecklin, J. Dewey, B. Lowry. Row 4: J. Merrill, B. Maxwell, J. Householcler, E. Bigony, S. Buzard, T. Driggs, A. Hackel, D. Shaw, J. Don- ovan, K. Jackson, F. MaTanzo, B. Gross, H. Flemming, J. Allen, B. Welch. Row 5: D. Dickey, J. Klamfofh, C. Geesman, J. Dani- Son, B. Hopper, J. Carnes, L. Hopper, T. Rybolr, L. Hall, C. Sheefs, J. Morris, J. Jewe'H, J. Arnold, B. MonTgomery, Mr. Cornwell. The Cancer drive, and The March oT Dimes. AnoTher oT Their more imporTanT services was aid- ing in The operaTion oT The Bloodmobile. The members oT The club helped seT up The equipmenT used and served reTreshmenTs To The donors. Each member oT This year's club was required To do a minimum oT six hours work each sernesTer on club proiecTs. The boy wiTh The mosT proiecT hours To his crediT was proclaimed king oT The annual spring Tormal, and his daTe was queen oT The dance. Under This pro- gram members oT The club were sTimulaTed To oTTer more oT Their Time Tor club proiecTs. The club carried on Two main proiecTs Tor The raising oT money. The TirsT was To sell large cans oT Key Club cherries To parenTs and oTher members oT The communiTy. The club also sold boxes oT soap. The highlighT oT The social year was The annual Hi-Y Key Club Tormal held March I6 aT The Ohio Wesleyan Memorial Union Building. InsTead oT giving The usual Tlowers To The girls who aTTended The Tormal. The members oT The club. Teeling ThaT a more lasTing mornenTo should be given, gave The girls favors. The club also sponsored many dances aTTer TooT- ball and baskeTball games. These included The Home- coming Dance. Specialized work oT The club is done by commiT- Tees. Each member is required To serve on aT leasT one oT These commiTTees which are headed by upper class- men. Some oT These commiTTees are: social commiTTee. proiecT commiTTee. inTerclub commiTTee, house com- miTTee. vocaTional and religious commiTTee. recreaTion commiTTee. and execuTive commiTTee. Each year many oT The members OT The Key Club aTTend The annual sTaTe Key Club convenTion. Here sTaTe oTTicers are elecTed, and The boys geT a chance To compare noTes wiTh members oT various clubs around The sTaTe This year The Willis Key Club is con- TidenT ThaT iT will repeaT as one oT The Top service or- ganizaTions in The sTaTe on a high school level. LasT year's convenTion was held in DayTon and This year's Took place aT Columbus.

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS r SIIUIIIERBUGS Dachelor, YL. Mills: Bonner.. Row 3: Buclcinghami,iD. lvlolrris, Swopef E.Tl:louirinoy, Rarilis, R. Simpson, J. Jordan. The lndusTrial ArTs and ShuTTerbugs Club was one above. LaTer in The year added pressures forced The of The sTrangesT in school This year. AT The beginning disbanding of The group enTirely: however, on Novem of The year Mr. Bowman. The club's adviser, combined ber I5 when This picTure was Taken. The club was in Two of lasT year's clubs inTo The single group picTured exisfence. FUTURE FARMER S OIF AMERICA Fronl' - R. ShulTz. Row I - U. Parker, J. Dewey, G. Bucklew, R. Johnson, J. Donovan, J. Foufs, D. Burd'e'H'e, G. King, M. Shene field, G. ShulTz, P. Ramsey. Row 2 - D. Segner, C. Bachelor, K. Terry, S. Shulh, E. Freeman, W. Bradley, K. Deel, J. Shaw, R Coalxley, J. FouTs, C. Smifh, P. Breece, J. HarTer, J. Call, J. VanBuslrirk, Mr. Beougher. The urposes of F. F. A. are To pracTice broTher- hood, hionor. rural opporTuniTies and responsibiliTies and develop Those qualifies of leadership which a fu- Ture farmer should possess. This year's program included acTiviTies such as fol- lows: supervised farming. cofmmunify service. earnings and savings, conducT of meeTings. scholarship. recrea- Tion and public relafions. The fufure farmers have a cerTain inTricaTe poinT sysTem which is based on The ideas lisTed above. The boys in This club work cooperaTively wiTh The advisors and fellow club members Toward The earninq of poinTs which meriT awards and leTTers. Each boy carries on his own individual proiecfs which They can choose from The following: dairy ani- mals, dairying be-ef azniimals. swine, sheep. beans. corn and wheaT. The officers for This year were president Roger SchulTz: vice-presidenf, Bob Johnson: secrefary. Ed Black: Treasurer. Jim FouTs: reporfer. Jerome Donovan: senfinel, Jon Foufs: sTudenT advisor, Don BurdeH'e: poinT recorder, James Van Buslcirk. and The faculfy ad- visor. Mr. Beougher.