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

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ROW ONE: M, Duffy, M. Darst, R, Coakle , J. Baker Mrs Y , - Hulbert, N. Hough, C. Clevenger, R. Snyder, J. McVey, D. Main, ROW TWO: P. Rush, P. Gale, D. Stover, R. Ebright, C. Johns L, Clump, N. Wells, S. Pinney, C. lVlullins,C. Stiles. ROW THREE V. Trigg, T. Vipperman, J, Mitchell, D, Lavender, M. Mead, S Glassburn, N. Horn, T. Dunham,S.Schnees, P, Welsh, C, Saulsbury ROW FOUR: S. Parks, B. Matthews, B. Payne, B. Courter, J. Coover, S, Carpenter, S. Turner, E. Tilden, M, McNamara, T. Murphy. ROW FIVE: S. Organ, M.Warner,P. Shannon, S. Williams, P, Shaw, L, Smart, P,Mara1do,S.Simson,M. Johnson, J. Workman, C. Morgan. Future Homemakers 0 America The F.H.A. was a very active organization Vipperman was elected president with Bonnie president: Marilyn Duffy, treasurerg Pat Welch, secretary: Shirley Schnees, parliamentarian, and Rita Jervis, historian. The club sponsored a Halloween party for the junior high, abake sale, a dance, sale of Christmas cards, and abig-little sister campaign. Besides having skits presented at each meeting, attractive bulletin board on display. The members conducted parliamentary proceedings and participated in the Home Ec. style show. Each year several girls are awarded Junior Homemaker degrees. this year. Twila Payne as vice- i I :vu S the girls kept an OFFICERS: SEATED: T. Vipperman. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Buttons and Bows Duffy, B. Payne, S. Schnees, R. Jarvis. NOT PICTURED: P. Welch. A good breakfast.,. gg:- 1'

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SEATED: J. Burkhart, L, Nutter, C. Horn, G. Gray, B, Milhoan, ROW TWO: Mr. Beougher, C. Nauman, M. Evans, T. Deel, B D. Evans, D. Borden, B, Harter, ROW ONE: J.O'Niel,M. Adams, G. Fegley, H. Heinlen, F. NGHCS, P. Whit9,A- D861 Hough, M. Foor, D. Lavender, N, Massie, J. Breece, E. Bump, L. Graham, F. Carson, E, Butz,F,Raile,D. Mather, K, Wheeler. Future Farmers 0 America This year's F.F.A. club was conducted by Gene Gray, president, with his cabinet of officers: Bill Milhoan, vice-president, Jim Burkhart, treasurer, Carl Horn, secretary, Dennis Borden, sentinel, Bob Harter, representativeg Larry Nutter, chaplin, and Dallas Evans, student advisor. The activities of the club included parliamentary procedure contests, speaking, soil judging, and animal judging contests. Each boy must have a project, and awards are given on the size, quality, and extent of the project. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM: Left to Right, K. Wheeler, M. Evams, B. Adams, J. Burkhart, D. Borden, B. Harter, G. Gray, B. Milhoan, D. Evans, L. Nutter, C. Horn, L. Hough. H, Swope, F, Oehler, Mr. Graham. 'v , J Ga ' FFR I I . I L 4 5 Old MacDonald Had a Farm'

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Science Club The Science club was led this year by Ted Stephenson, president, and Steve Aller, secretary-treasurer. The mem- bers held an auction, took charge of dis- playing their bulletin board, and entered projects in the local District Science Fair. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Aller, and B, Inlow display project. on rockets. ROW ONE: D. Harris, R. Shanklin, T. Stephenson ROW TWO: J. Balch, B. Wilson, C. Shirling. ROW THREE: Mr. Barger, R. Shepard, B. Geiger, R Crowl, C. Johnson, S, Aller. u0ut of this world We think hamsters are man's best friends. J. Wirick - A Real Pioneer