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

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ROW ONE: Mrs. Reed, K. Baird, J. Oberlander, L. Amick, T. Oman. ROW THREE: B. Wilson, T. Workman, J. Slagle, B. Ross, Campbell, S, Flowers. ROW TWO: M, Blair, T. Vipperman, M, J. Barringer, T, Landsittel. Wareham, S. Patrick, B. Bigony, L. Brackney, M. Maxwell, P, Paper Boy azette E ztorla oar G d ' ' l B d The Gazette Editorial Board contributes to the Youth Page of the N' Delaware Gazette. The purpose of the page is to inform the public and the students of the school activities. There were about twenty reporters who acted as representatives for the many school organizations. OU This year's Co-Editors, Tom Campbell and Sondra Flowers, with 'Pa 5 Assistant Editor Jan Oberlander and faculty advisor Mrs. Harold Reed, assigned and edited the news. Other officers were Correspondent Liz .Zz ' Amick and Historian Karen Baird. - :L I nm ' .:- '29 , I uill and Scroll J, Barringer, S. Flowers, T. Campbell, M. Blair, P. Oman. Quill and Scroll is an honorary literary organization. The members are chosen by their journalistic work and various positions on literary publications. 73

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ROW ONE: A. Lawson, J. Booher, L. Nelson, L. Amick, M. Blair, Buckingham, T. Campbell, B. Lorish, B. Wilson, J. Wetmore, T. J. Barringer, M, Maxwell, C. Crosby, M. Carson, H. McLain, L. Norris, M, Wareham, C. Hyduke, B. Henry, S, Flowers, L, Lawson, J. Spring. ROW TWO: K, Flowers,K. Flowers, C, Graham, Brackney. NOT PICTURED: K. Baird, S. Donovan, N. Firestone, l M. Polites, L. Stull, A, Moore, J. Shirling, D. Stewart B. Bigony, P. Oman, C. Pinney, S. Saulsbury, M. Stich, W. Dittrick, B. S. Geesman. ROW THREE: N, Pool, S. Stull, V. DeVries, B. Lawson, F. Montgomery, K. Burrell, M. Fraser,J. Oberlander, Benton, D. McLain, B. Ross, B. Allen, S. Parks, S. Patrick, J, A. Ivers, S. Scott, D. Evans. Carnes, K. Oller. R. Hackel. ROW FOUR: S. O'Keefe, G. D ln' St ff Photographer Heigh Ho, Heigh Ho, It's off to work we go was the optimistic attitude of the staff at the beginning of the year. As time goes by, it became evident that more work and worry were involved than expected. Night and Day saw V the members throwing Body and Soul into an all-out effort to assemble a really good book. So Tired became U fl! the theme song of every staff member. The Best Things in 6 Life are Free was sold for 34.00. Until the last section was sent in, no one rested easily. Anytime there was a 'I' ' problem, the staff turned to Tom Graham, Jr. Keep it a Secret was the hushed advice between members because the book contained many clever ideas which they didn't want publicized. Nevertheless the book was finally completed. You Belong to Me is the staff's personal feeling for this year's book. Night and Day The C0'Gdif01'S Business Manager and Assistant

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Q, OJOF - MIUOP Qs -,t -Ylillq g X ROW ONE: K. Baird, S. Flowers, K. Flowers, K. Flowers. ROW TWO: R. Ebright, P. Householder, S. Donovan, P. Clark, B. Bigony, R. Hackel, B. Ross, A. Lawson, L. Frye, L. Cochran, Miss Plum. ROW THREE: S. Patrick, L. King, J. Brautigam, M. Carson, L. Lawson, J. Snow, A. Moore, J. Barringer, L. Stull, M. Chapman. ROW FOUR: L. Amick, M. Blair, H. McLain, S. Phillian, W. Dittrick, M. Polites, S. Wickham, J. Harris, J. Wolfe, S. Scott. ROW FIVE: W. Oehler, J. Bowman, S. Parks, L. Brackney, M, Wareham, S. McE1fresh, B. Morrison, B. Lawson, E. Kern, L. Nutter, T. Campbell. Major Minor, a music honorary club, is under the sponsorship of Miss Plum. The club enjoyed performances by its members, each member must perform at least once before the group. This year the club provided ushers for the Christmas and Spring Concerts, presented a variety show for a school assembly, and performed for the public. The members also organized a trip to Columbus to see an O.S.U. production. The club was headed by Sondra Flowers, with Karen Baird, vice-president: Karen Flowers, secretary, and Kathryn Flowers, treasurer. Susie sings solo Karen plays Claire de Lune The Flowers Sisters Jack Bowman and his clarinet