Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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Joe's past is a big question mark The entire chorusopens the show with Six Months Out Of Every Year. for Lisa Klggins, but Dave San- ders knows he's a winner. 2 K 5 5 ag qi at I 5 - , . H M .V 1 ' 'X ':f.. K ,,4i ' 3 ' 4- 1 f ' .1 4' A M 53 K . . A f A Q A I , s.'- l j If I t ' I t J l . g Eg g wt., , is s. ' 4 'X 'V W A., L . ,F P ff . t . A U 'rrtusm A ,Q A ft A t A real crowd pleaser, the guys in the chorus sing and dance to You Gotta Have Heart. Carl Metzger, as Joe Boyd, is so wrapped up in getting his Sena- tors to defeat the Yankees that he is willing to sell his soul to the devil. 20 CLASS PLAY it The fire trick is usually enough for Pete Hohlbein to prove he is the devil. E

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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

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1 , I M i M51 Y if V g 'I we L it ' 5 . E Bruce Giller explains how he Thought About the Game to his understanding teammates. Damn Yankees A Hilarious Success After several months of practice, a standing ova- tion on each of the three nights ofthe performances of Damn Yankees was a Thompson as the temp- tress, Lola. Character and support- ing roles were played with enthusiasm by Lisa Hover- ' fs :e' 1 2 To clear their heros name. the old ladies are even willing to fib. well-deserved reward for the ninety-member cast and crew. Turning in humorous per- formances were Carl Metz- ger, as Joe Boyd, Pete Hohlbein as the devil, Mark Spitnale as Joe Hardy, his sister LeAnn Spitnale as wife, Meg, and Sarah man, Peggy Youngpeter, Lisa Kiggiris, Kelly, Todd and Dave Sanders and the entire male chorus who played the baseball team. Rounding out the cast were the members of the female chorus, most nota- bly remembered in mascot costumes. sal, .MN Even with his temptress, Lola CSarah Thompsonj, the devil QF'ete Hohl- beinl fears he has finally lost this one. Leann and Mark Spitnale discuss the possibility of Joe Hardy disappear- ing. CLASS PLAY