Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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Hobbg Dag Creates a Warm Spirit for Christmas Senior I.O.E. members showed their Christmas spirit by decorating their classroom the first week of December. An arrangement of decorations on the walls and ceiling brought color and that magical Christmas charm to the school. As time progressed, the whole school got into the spirit by decorating classrooms, books, clothes and even lockers with the Christmas trimmings. Basketball cheerleaders and the art classes each put a display outside the office. Hobby Day was planned for the day before Christmas vacation. Teachers selected a hobby and gave their regular teaching time to that hobby for one day. This was the first time such a day had been planned at Jefferson. Since students enjoyed both the atmosphere and the time off from their books, and since it seemed a worthwhile project, it may become a tradition. Hobbies taught included Hungarian pastry making, aerobic dancing, ballroom dancing, guitar basics, mak- ing blood pudding, bid euchre, pinochle, bridge, make-up and hair styles, crochet, macrame, dough ornaments, table tennis, football fundamentals, and several others. Seniors in I.O.E. got to miss two of the sessions in order to have their tradi- tional office Christmas party. Christmas cookies taste good even after eating lunch. Instructor, Mike Muller, shows David Hurstan how to make blood pudding. 12 CHRISTMAS Amy Bowersock puts finishing touches on the door decoration in the I.O.E. class. One thing about the Hungarian pastries class, everyone gets to eat the results. Using make-up properly is the topic of Carol Grothaus' class on Hobby Day.