Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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ROW ONE: C. Hyduke, M. Deel, S. Brake, J. Boocher, J. Spring, J. Mitchell, P. Metts, B. Selby, N. Wells, J. McVey, S. Phelps, S. Wilson, C. Russell, S. Sell, E. Snyder, M, Wal1ace,J, Pierce, J. Workman. ROW TWO: M. Blair, D, Salisbury, A. Wilkinson, P, Miller, L, Nelson, M. Phillan, D. Wolfe, P. Wickham, J. Snow, J. Shirling, N. Peebles, B. Rife. S. Rector, D. Stover, C. Welch, C. Salisbury, B. Yant, C. Pinney, Miss Harter, Miss Wells. ROW THREE: D. Parks, S, Saulsbury. B. Swam, P, Payne, G. Massie, T, Vipperman, J, Oehler. C, Miller, D. Main, J. Zimmerman, A, Noggle, M. Stimmel, B, Mantor, E. Smart, J. Oberlander, C. Shonting, N, Pool, B. Ross, K. Rupe. ROW FOUR: A. lVlacNamara, L, Brackney, P. Householder, D. Stewart, T. Norris, M. Maxwell, A. Moore, J. Oberlander, B. Payne, J. Snow, P. Shannen,K. W-Teens Shively, p. Sever, S. Pinney, R. Sherman, S. Phillan,C. Reitz, B. Bowlus. ROW FIVE: S. Patrick, J. Snow, S. Flowers, P. Quillen, C. Shirling, M. Catrow, M. Chapman, M. Marshall,S. Stull, P. Metts, M. Polites, M. Williams, C. Mullins,C. Stiles, S. Denton, C. McPherson, S. Show, R. Pickens, L. Smart. ROW SIX: J. Yoder, K, Oller, H.McLain,J.Wolf, E. Tilden, S. Robinson, P, Shaw, V. Phillips, S. Organ, S. Stearns, B. Miller, B. Matthews, C. Mullins, S. Turner, S. Wickham, B. Nolze, R. Mooney, D. Maraldo. ROW SEVEN: K. Seligman, M. Wareham, D. McLain, A. Ivers, L. Mooney, J, Shuster, S. Simpson, L. Stull, S. Scott, S, Parks, M. Fraser, K. Burrell, B. Morrison,C.Roof, S. McElfresh, L. Mitchell, P. Welch, S. Williams, M. Sipes, N. Trego. Among the activities performed by the girls were initiation of the new members in the fall, several after-game dances, -X' ,- solicitation for the Moose Muscular Dystrophy drive, donation to the School Chest, the annual talent show, the winter formal held in March at the MUB, and the installation of new officers in the spring. Even though the hectic schedule prevented many sports, bowling and softball were played to their fullest. Liz Amick and Hope McLain designed many clever displays for the I enjoy being a girl Bulletin Board. With the assistance of Miss Harter, and Miss Wells, the W-Teens completed a successful year. Muscular Dystrophy drive Ten Little Indians After-game dance , , ,-an .,.... ...- 3

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ROW ONE: P. Gale, C. Johns, B. Fry, S.Gale,R,George,M. Carson, V, DeVries, L. Lawson, S. Arnold,K. Bobula, K. Burkhart, S. Brimhall, K, Baird, S, Donovan. ROW TWO: R,Hacke1,J. Earls, S, Burdette, B. Haddix, J. Brown, R. George, K, Furlong, N. Caudill, J, Bachelor, J, Clifford, R. Ebright, N, Hough,M. Jordan, J. Baker, C, Clevenger, J, Christian, S. Beneditto. ROW THREE: E. Hall, M. Duffy, P. Law, J. Baily, M.,Darst, S. Church, B. Fogle, B, Allen, T. Ackley, D. Collier,C, Fluornoy, M, Johnson, G. Dutcher, D. Corley, B. Lowry, J. Bright, R, Coakley. ROW FOUR: S. Cain, B. Lilly, L, Hall, R. Joliffe, J. Borden, L. Knight, L, King, L. Cochran, J. Brautigam, L. Gary, N, Bird, J. Coover, C. Carpenter, M. Lahmon, P, Daniels, J. Axline, C. Gaines. ROW FIVE: T, Dunham, A. Green, M. Hyduke,S. Kraft, A. Lawson, J. Carnes, W. Dittrick, K, Flowers, S, Corley, L, Frye, B. Bigony, K. Flowers, C. Graham, L, Dorsey, B. Courter, M. Gongwer. ROW SIX: C, Crosby, B. Allen, J. Kellar, M. Kennedy, D, Helnaman, S. Larcom, J. Harris, V. Gatton, D, Figg,A. Ditslear, S. Buckingham. J. Barnes, A. Kebker, B. Henry, S. Dorsey,S. Clark, ROW SEVEN: C. Carnes, J. Barringer, L, Amick, P. Clark, E, Kern, J. Lauer, B. Lawson, G. Johnston, J. Freeman, O, Hing, L, Ballard, C. Dunlap, S. Keller, A. Holt, S. Gale, C. Lobdell, M. Beall, B. Hoskins, W-Teens Je The goals of W-Teens are to grow in friendship with people E ' of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in the knowl- u' C ' edge and love of God. The officers ofthis year's cabinet were Torri Bo X Norris, president: Shirley Brimhall, vice-presidentg Karen Baird, secretary, Alice Moore, treasurer: Jan Oberlandeigprogram chair- man: Peg Householder, service chairman, Mary Ann Wareham, social chairman, and Vicki De Vries, sports chairman. ROW TWO: lvl. Wareham, V. De Vries, P. Householder. ROW ONE: K. Baird, T. Norris, S. Brimhall, A. Moore. Let's really hear ya '

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ROW ONE: P, Bills, J, Bowman, G, Hasty, R. Keyser, B. Ross, T Hull, E, Butcher, B. Hampton, J, Reider, M. McBride, D. Maggard. ROW TWO: S. O'Keefe, B. Carson, T. Ivers, D. Campbell, A, Lethers, B. Wilkinson, A, Davis, D. DeVries,R.Crowl, C. Johnson, J, Lauer, L, Sheets. K. McMullen, D. Sheets. ROW THREE: R. Nutt, T. Campbell, T. Key Club Key Club is a service organization for boys in high school and is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The aim of Key Club is to develop leadership and citizenship in its members. A few of this year's service projects have been ushering at various churches, raking leaves, passing out election literature, helping with homecoming activities, and distributing Christmas baskets. Money making projects have included a sale of The Troubadours at the Ball. pom pons, sponsoring the Stockholders Ball, car washes, and the sale of Christmas trees. This year Steve O'Keefe, president, has been assistedby Ed Shramm, vice-presidentg Jack Bowman, secretary, and Eddie Butcher, treasurer. Eddie Butcher, Ed Schramm, Steve O'Keefe, Brent Wilson, Frank Montgomery, Jack Bowman. , Workman, J. Eishen, J. Feinberg, B. Ullom, J. Slagle, B Billhoan T, Stephenson, D. Wickham. ROW FOUR: W. Klinger, R Morrison S, Elliott, G. Buckingham, G, Burns, T, Landsittle, E Schramm Merry Christmas! I d I Devoted to You V'