Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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Spirit Leaders Qguysb joined the cheerleaders for a pep session for girls' basketball. Gil Torres captured the at- tention of DJ females with the group Life. Assemblies Add Variety A traveling gymnastic team from Denmark started off the schedule of assemblies and it was in- deed an interesting beginn- ing. Klaus Wehner, a former exchange student at Delphos Jefferson, was responsible for bringing this tour to Ohio. Many of the other assemblies in the first part of the school year involved football pep sessions, andl the one that was held before the championship game was moved to the middle school for a roof raislng assembly. Student Government sponsored several assemblies in the winter and spring, including one from the Pepsi Cola Company concerning a Look into the Future and one with a magician as a guest. Pro- bably the most popular assembly was presented by Life and another well remembered assembly was the movie California Suite shown just before Easter vacation. Coach Ralph Snyder sets up a pass to Roger Gossman in the faculty defeat of the D-Club. .. ll H ts ff 'x IX if Only seniors attended the assembly for Law Day with guest speaker, Mr. Kevin Taylor a lawyer from Van Wert. Some magic tricks seemed easy to see through at this assembly. ASSEMBLIES 17

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the National Honor Explaining the NHS emblem at the induction ceremony is senior member Russ Burgei. 'T' I :X rr , ii. :A , fiii fir, fry I 55 gi-il.. f .4 ,vu r. Junior, Lisa Powell, is given a lighted candle by Jim Patrick to announce her acceptance into the organization. Society Seventeen new members were inducted into the Na- tional Honor Society on November 7, 1980. This made a total of thirty-one juniors and seniors in the Delphos Jefferson chapter. The formal ceremony was attended by the faculty, stu- dent body and the parents of the members and was held at the middle school auditorium. Jim Patrick began the ceremony, repor- ting on character, while Mar- vin Thitoff explained leader- ship, Melissa Haunhorst, scholarship, and Barb Violet, service. New members were chosen based on qualities in the four areas of character, leadership, scholarship and service. They also had to maintain a 3.0 grade average to be considered and once chosen must main- tain a 3.0 average to stay in the organization. After the formal ceremony, the new in- ductees, parents and faculty members attended a recep- tion in the middle school cafeteria. Refreshments were prepared by Jane Ann Downey and Lisa Kiggins, with the help of Mrs. Joyce Larimore, middle school home economics teacher. The junior and senior members of the National Honor Society recite the pledge of the organization after president, Carol Hugel. Congratulations are extended to Jayne Ervin by high school secretary, Mrs. Carol Higbea. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION 19