Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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Y ',- -' ,B 75' + I .. - ' -v-- 2 -1- ' --.Q ..... 'lr lz.-' F -1-- gs -4-71.71 I . 4. Y' TEENS . .. faith .. .fellowship . .. fun The first meeting of the year was the candle- light service for the induction of new members. It was a very impressive service with each new member taking the Y-Teen oath by promising to uphold the ideals of the organization. December 7 proved to be one of the most excit- ing evenings of the school year. Shangri-La was the theme of the annual formal dance. The dec- orations were in beautiful oriental colors and styles. Carl Beech provided the music for danc- ing and intermission entertainment was presented by Y-Teen groups. Mrs. Bucholtz was guest speaker at a tea in the Spring. She told of her exciting experiences in New York on T. V. After many such enjoyable meetings and parties, the Y-Teens closed the year with the annual combined Y-Teen and G. A. A. picnic. President . . . . . . . . Arrlith Dray Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . . , Treasurer . . Advisor. . . . . . Karen Allen Sue Ann Bame Susan Kissell . Mrs. Strayer

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TOP Shetdler l Szcartz Barnes Mumau. lettzngho Hzegel Core Rose B Whittington Broaddus Bowersock l lruesdale Thompson Rozelle FOURTH Baxter Baumgartner Mertcle Muller llaculunney 'N Wtller Lucas Ralston Dorman R Brenneman Rorabeck Whitaker Brown Bryan THIRD Buys Mewhorter Klssell Temple M Veeker S Eulztt Polzng Blockberger Keelmg Pollock Teman Barley Hammons Ayers Vtolet I 'vhller L Whttttngton SECOND Howard Strayer Schtmmoller K Adums Baumgartner L Kalmsek R Eulttt jones D Truesdale Brzttzngham I Bren neman Ladd K Kalmsek FRONT Clarkson N Loelz Scott Hall Plzkerd Burgess Irzck Murray I Adams Shau. Graham johnson C Meeker Allen allegra . andante adaglo Under the new director Paul Sheffer the chorus put forth another fine season. Late in the fall the musicians traveled to Findlay where they presented a concert to an audience of college students. On December 1 the chorus with the girls glee and ensembles and solos presented the annual Christmas Program. A musical high- light was the District Music Festival on February 1, when Jefferson was host to a 280 voice district chorus, including sixteen of our own vocalists. Ensembles and soloists clirnaxed months of hard practice by a fine showing at District and State Contests. On March 22, the chorus and glee club went to District Contest at Bluffton, where they turn- ed in an excellent performance. After a fine spring concert, the choir rounded out a busy year by singing at Baccalaureate.