Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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l,J5'nIuL The Welch Memorial Library is under the direction of Miss Rogers assisted by sixteen girls who are chosen from the student body and whose appointment is based on their quality of scholarship, co-operation, and de- sirable service. Their duties are to help the students obtain the book of their choice for reference or for pleasure. Many new books have been added to the Library this year. On February 3, an induction banquet was held and six girls were wel- comed into the Society of Books. The officers are: President - Eunice Mittermaier. Vice President - Phyllis Blymyer. Secretary - Marilyn Young. Program Chairman -- Frankie Jenkins. Back Row, I-. to R.: Sandy Gonyea, Janice Heigle, Miss Rogers, Martha Buchanan, Helen Rahrig, Marilyn Burgess. Second Row, I-. to B.: Mary Johnson, Yvonne Pollock, Phyllis Blymyer, Kay Macwhinney, Frankie Jenkins. First Bow, I-. to R.: Joan Lloyd, Eunice Mittermaier, Rita Carmean, Pat Warren, Arlene Allen, Marilyn Young.

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' Jlomm, .Sn ' Back Row, L. to R.: Ilonalml Higliezi, .lim XYLlIlllL'l'll2ll'lC, Keith Kiefeqins, Kay Macwhinney, Melvin l-ioover, IM-nny Stieiiecker. Third Row, L. to B.: Maxi-in Buckles, Sully lfienstlwiger, Marilyn Yoiuig, Gordon Guilakunst. Second Row, L. to R.: 1'urroll lmvey, Mary June Meyers, .lo Ann Welch, Eunice Mitternmior, .lack Miller. First ROW, L. to R.: l-Emilie IIeXX'ri-sv. liutli The National Honor Society is the organi- zation in our school which honors pupils who show outstanding ability in their schoolwork. The emblem of this organization is the keystone supportng a flamng torch with thc symbols S. L. C. S. These stand for Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character, and Service. These symbols are also the requirements for admission to the Society. Each year the chosen students are admitt- ed to the organization in an impressive cere- mony held before the Student Body and friends. On February 12. 1953 eleven new mem- bers were inducted. They are: Seniors: Jim VanDemark. Shirley Lause. Juniors: Marie Buckles. Carroll Davey, lleiss , .lmly liisss-ll, Miss lingers, Shirley l.a.use. Emilie DeWeese, Ruth Heiss, Don Higbea, Melvin Hoover, Jack Miller, Denny Steineck- er, and Pat Warren. The faculty advisor is Miss Mabel Rogers and officers of the society are: President - Judy Kissell. Vice President - Kay Macwhinney. Secretary -- Jo Ann Welch. Treasurer -- Gordon Gudakunst. Historian - Marilyn Young. Reporter -- Mary Jane Meyers. Program Chairman -- Sally Ann Dienst- berger. Sgt.-at-Arms -- Keith Kiggins. Corresponding Secy. - Eunice Mitter- maier.

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' gm, Back Bow, I.. to R.: Tom Fosnaugzht, David Rvidenour, Jim Vanllemark, Keith Kiggins, Dale Fairfax, Ronald Patton, liale Ladd, Tom Cross, Gary Korn. Second Bow, I.. to B.: Gary Fritz, Yvonne Pollock, Eunice Mitterniaier, Judy Kissell, Bob Mills-r, Shirley Lause, Carolyn heist, Kenneth Ladd, Lucy Vasquez, Lester Shaffer, Carol Shaffer, Mr. Myser. Pirst ROW, L. to R.: .Iacquie Hozelle, Beverly Heed, Mary Johnson. Sally lbienstberger, Gordon Gurlakunst, Shirley X'Volphe, Margaret Thompson, lion Mzicwhinney. Four years ago aspiring scientists from the class of 1953 founded what is now the Jefferson Science Club. Since then it has grown to the present membership of twenty-nine. The club has been divided into four divisions according to the interests of the members. They are: Photography, Chemis- try, Aeronautics, and Astronomy. Mr. Myser is the club advisor. Officers are: Presdent - Sally Ann Dienstberger. Vice President - Beverly Reed. Secretary - Mary Johnson. Treasurer - Shirley Wolphe. Sergeant-at-Arms W Margaret Thompson. Program Chairman - Gordon Gudakunst.