Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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50ClCtW of Books Society of Books was started by Miss Rogers when she became the school librarian. The Society is limited to the sixteen girls who work in the library. They learn the many duties of a librarian and try always to be polite, courteous, and helpful. The library contains 3668 books and subscribes to All magazines. Also avail- able are encyclopcdias, maps, and reference materials. The library was given in memory of Anna M. Welch and dedicated to the Delphos Iligh School boys and girls. It was later enlarged in 1935. Top: Dorothy Truesdale, Miss Rogers, Alvera Claypool, loan Shafer, janet Brenneman Center: Judy Mox, Joyce Metzger, Sally Clark Lower Left: April Mewhorter, Cynthia Strayer, .lanet Bailey Lower Right: Carol Moyer, Karen Kalinsek, Grace Adams

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'fi Standing: Dick Thompson, Judy Graham, Philip Lucas. Seated.' Betty Poling, Carolyn Loetz, Sara Burgess, Karen Kalinsek, Calvin Freund, Kay Pollock, April Mewhorter, Tom Beerman, Susan Kissell, Larry Barnes, Sharon Shaw. A Date With Judy ,Iudy Foster, a typical teenager, is out to defeat her bosom enemy, Tootsie Whiteman, in a contest to become Queen of the Ball. The results are nearly disastrous. Junior Play . . Judy Foster ...... Melvin Foster ...... Dora Foster ....... Randolph Foster . Oogie Pringle ...... Hannah .......,.......... Barbara Winsocl-:et Mitzi Hoffman ...... Mr. Martindale Mrs. Hotchkiss .... Eloise Hotchkiss . Mrs. Shlutzhammer action . aspiration . . . -----.-Sara Burgess Larry Barnes Sue Kissell Tom Beerman Philip Lucas ,Iudy Graham Betty Poliug Karen Kalinsek Dick Thompson April Mewhorter Kay Pollock N. Sharon Shaw Rexford Meredith U'Conner .... Susie ......................... . ........... Director .... ---.-.-Calvin Freund ---....Carolyn Loetz Mrs. Schmidt Q 'P' if xg' 3. applause 1 l I've got a date with Judy Hall-oo .... Hall-oo

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F.F.A .... living . . .learning . . .leading Lu limi Z'T Www. FUTURE - MEA, lung? 0 X . 027. Q ,crm e ,x oc., 49,5 g-kFFA'i .X , t : K fi 7' c '!-.LQ cus fegflrriw lofi!! SEA TED - neman, jim Brenneman, John Blockberger, Dick Thompson. STANDING - Norbert Ebbcskotte, Mr. Blythe, Mr. Smith. Rex Bowersock, Vincent Ebbeskotte, RayCopus, Ronnie Bren Fellow Future Farmers, why are we here? To this sixty-seven F. F. A. boys respond: To practice brother- hood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess. This is why the future farmer organization exists. By working and co-operating with others, the F. F. A. boys practice brother- hood. They have responsibilities on the farm, care for their livestock each day, and work with their crops in the spring and summer. They become leaders in their community, their country, and our world. A Future Farmer should posses these characteristics. Our chapter participated in many events during the year, in- cluding parliamentary procedure contest, public speaking con- tests, and judging contests. 25