Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

Page 48 text:

Y-Teens The Y-Teens, under the capable direction of Miss Friedrick, began the school year with their traditional candle light initiation. The girls at once started on plans for the main social event of the year, the annual Y-Teen Dance which was held in December. Beau- tifully tinted stars, couples dancing on clouds, and a stairway reach- ing to the sky were the decorations for this dance. The theme for this gala affair was, Stairway to the Stars. Other activities were a skating party and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. The code of the Y-Teens isg As 3 Y-Teen I will try to bei Gracigus in manner Impartial in judgment R d f ' Triangle: OFFICERS I Ljsaftoozrfjrilce Front Row: Jo Ann Jettinghoff - Row 2: Linda Terry Reaching toward the best Sharon Baumgartner Row 3: Diane Strayer Miss Friederick Margaret Beerman Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Ardith Dray Reverent to God Row 4: Sherry Stienecker Victorious Over Self Marilyn BUFSQSS Ever dependable Sandy Jenkins Sincere at all times Nancy Loetz Top left: SENIORS-Row 1: Jocelyn Hohenbrink, Martha Mullenhour, Marilyn Miller, Martha Guthrie, Marilyn Knapp, Sandy Gonyea. Row 2: Doris Stopher, Armeda Butler, Carol Dienstberger, Janice Hiegel, Rita Fair, Barbara Cross. Row 3: Janet Moyer, Mary Wells, Judy Schmelzer, Marilyn Fought, Betty Foust. Center left: JUNIORS-Row 1: Joan Dienstberger, Judy Brittingham, Louise Brenneman, Mary Osburn, Jeannine Pitsenbarger, Sharon Buzard. Row 2: Nell- dene Thompson, Sue Porter, Mary Alice Redmon, Carol Wells, Bonnie Mullenhour, Nancy Ralston, Linda Ral- ston. Row 3: Janet Hammons, Marjorie Foust, Harriet Knerr, Joyce Adams, Barbara Ladd, Alice Bellinger, Nancy Bonham. Row 4: Ruth Ann Heck, Sharon Clinger, Karen Berry, Janice Louth, Doris Hayden, Judy Cross, Judy Painter. Lower left: SOPHOMORES-Row 1: Irma Howard, Sally Clark, Dorothy Truesdale, Joyce Ann Jones, Janet Brenneman, Cynthia Strayer, Karen Allen, Patty Kig- gins. Row 2: Sally Johnson, Roberta Eulitt, Joan Sha- fer. Beverly Schimmoller, Judy Truesdale, Sue Dienst- berger, Joyce Stocklin. Row 3: Doris Bilimek, Dorothv Jo Ann Pitsenbarger. Retha Diltz. Row 4: Linda Whit- tington, Wilma Drukemiller, Rose Marie Pierce, Judy Mox, Joyce Metzger, Sue Bame, Edith Kohorst. 1 Hammons, Carol Moyer, Linda Leeth, Linda Kalinsek, Lower left: FRESHMEN-Row 1: Carla Jean Beck- ner, Phyllis Butler, Beth Kraft, Patty Compton, Juan- ita Miller, Karen Kalinsek, April Mewhorter. Row 2: Janet Bailey, Diane Rhode, Rita Wallen, Dorothy Bryan, Susan Kissell, Sandra Thitoff, Betty Poling. Row 3: Kay Pollock, Sharon Shaw: Karen I-little, La Donna DeWitt, Caroline Meeker, Jo Ann Baumgartner. Row 4: Alvera Claypool, Carol Miller, Sara Burgess, Carolyn Loetz, Phyllis Hall, Judy Graham, Peggy Teman, Anita Stant.

Page 47 text:

Science Club ASTRONOMY Seated-Jo Ann Pitsenbarger, Kay Pol- lock, Sandy Jenkins. Standing-Nel- dene Thompson, Linda Whittington, Janet Bailey, Joyce Metzger. Carol Moyer, Mr. Hull, advisor. RADIO Standing-Noel Miller, Sue Bame, Tom Schmelzer, Mary Osburn. Seated-Bon- nie Mullenhour, Patty Kiggins. MAGIC AND VENTRILOQUISM Standing-Sharon Buzard, Marjorie Foust, Joyce Ann Jones, Sharon Clinger, Neil Miller, Nancy Bonham, Joyce Jones, Stanley Lyle, Janine Pitsenbar- ger. Seated-Janet Brenneman, Janet Hammons, Judy Brittingham. Sally Johnson, Louise Brenneman. Kneeling -Dorothy Truesdale, Gary Rose. PHOTOGRAPHY Seated-Eileen Keist, Karen Allen. Linda Ralston, Caroline Meeker, Juan- ita Miller. Standing-Judy Cross. Bar- bara Ladd. Kenny Ladd, Tom Cross. Anita Stant, Rose Marie Pierce, Alice Bellinger, Janice Louth. The Science Club this year added Magic and Ventriloquism to its groups of Photography. Astron- omy, and Radio. Mr. Hull, a new teacher at Jelferson, became the club's advisor. Activities of the year consisted of a Roller Skating Party, a trip to Bowling Green for Sci- ence Day, and the many group projects. The club, affiliated with Science Clubs of Amer- ica, worked on a project for Infantile Paralysis. This year for the first time our Science Club adopted a song and colors. The song is entitled When Science Club Is Meeting and is sung to the tune of When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. The colors are red and gray. T

Page 49 text:

Circle: OFFlCl:IRS -Front How - Judy Brittingham, Louise Brenneman. Martha Mullenhour. Second Row - Harriett Knerr. Marilyn Knapp. Margaret Beerman. Sharon Bautngartner. Third Row-Nancy Loetz, Marilyn Burgess. Mrs. Strayer, Sherry Steinecker. Judy Schrnelxer. Top right: -IUNIORS-First Row-Nancy Ralston. Mar- gorie Foust, Varol YVells. Judy Painter, Sandra Jenkins, Karen Berry, Joyce Adams. Joan Dienstberger. Standing, Second Row-Mary Alice Redmon, Susan Porter. Nelldene Thompson. Janet Hammons. Linda Ralston. liileen Keist. Janice Louth, Third Row-Ruth Ann Heck. Sharon Buz- ard. Linda Terry. Jeannine Pitsenbarger, Nancy Bonham. Bonnie Miillenhour, Barbara Ladd. Mary Usburn. Doris Hayden. Judy Fross. Top left: SHNIORS-Kneeling-Janice Hiegel. Marilyn Miller. Martha Guthrie. Jo Ann Jettinghoff. Sandra Gon- yea. Diane Strayer. Standing-Armeda Butler. Janet Moyer, Marilyn Fought. Barbara Cross. Rita Fair. Joceyln Hohen- brink. Mary Wells. Charlotte Schlatnian. Carol Dienstber- ger. Doris Stopher. Lower left: SOPHOMORES-Front-Beverly Schim- moller. Linda Kalinsek. Carol Moyer. Joan Shafer. Judy Truesdale. Sally Johnson. Patty Kiggins. Second Row- Opal Schlatman. Dorothy Hammons. Dorothy Truesdale. Ardith Dray. Sue Dienstberger. Karen Allen. Cynthia Strayer. Third Row-Irma Howard. Roberta Eulitt. Wilma Druckemiller. Joyce Jones. Janet Brenneman. Edith Ko- host. Retha Diltz. Fourth Row-Linda Whittington. Rose Marie Pierce. Judy Mox. Joyce Metzger. Nancy Loetz. Sue Bame. Jo Ann Pitsenbarger. Lower right: FHESHMEN . 7' G.A.A. The Jefferson High School Girls' Ahtletic Asso- ciation, under the direction of Mrs. Strayer, is part of a national organization, formed for the purpose of teaching sportsmanship. leadership. and sociability. For those girls who are especially interested in organized athletics. GA..-X. has become an important part of school life, Contrary to popular belief. the boys are not the only ones who are active in athlet- ics. Some of the sports the girls participate in are softball. volleyball. basketball. bowling. and ping- pong. Short skirts. braided hair. and blackened eyes: these were a few of the initiation requirements for the freshman girls. The main social eyents of the year are the annual G..-X..-X. Athletic Banquet. at which occasion all ath- letes ofthe school are honored. and the annual May picnic, at which the girls are awarded their letters. Ni