Rutherford B Hayes High School - Delhi Yearbook (Delaware, OH)
- Class of 1962
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Gr. asteriskos,dim. of aster, starj The figure ofa star, thus ', used in printing and writ- ing as areference toapassage or note in the margin. . . or to mark a word or phrase as having special character. We feel that this year has had a special character because of the numerous changes which have occurred in the high school. Some of these changes are illustrated on the previous page, the transition to the loaded locker Qthey were already full enoughj, the hopeful hop to I-layes High, and the substitution of Peppy Pacer for Willy Panther Qnot only did he bring a new look but new luck as welll. This year has had as characteristics many confusing circum- stances, many changes necessitated by our schedule, many com- plaints and many compliments. All these are depicted in our calen- dar section which follows. The Delhi's new look for this year is an exciting attempt to capture the unusual and interesting events of this year as th-ey happened rather than simply picturing the same groups as in past years. We have adopted the asterisk as a symbol of emphasis and as a variation we are employing the star as a symbol of change, not only for this year but for the book as well. W5 gow Vwfg Wf?W.?ggvf:MA?IWA0w x.BgZD?f fwwifzjif W My ailwa' fi? wqiekyi E Y wif? VW wg V9 iiffim Qgegifkffffg ON .... 5 N QV? gb fx ' -ff JUNIORS - 65 21 ik W Q i3i32ii1? i,i i iV53 ig PSP Xi i PY Ni N: 3 gg? if gg ADVERT gg Pggwggf? 3gTab'e0f WW-:M 3 ?QiLv2QQLyjfy Contents , Qfifw W' www 31:5 5 Q WML19 ' -' A' 16 51'3'?Ofii'3j3s+o WWJW Gb U M QQ ,5.N?zi w?f W M 3 QQQW 5 gd QW? ikdggivwfffyizi E wwf? Q .i, FACULTY AND ADMINIS Executives MR. CARL L. HOPKINS Mr. Hopkins, Superintendent of the Delaware City Schools, is a well-known figure in and around Delaware. He has served as Superintendent for the past seven years before which he was Principal of Willis High School. Mr. Hopkins performs his duties from his of- fice in the Administration Building, commonly referred to as the White House. MR. THOMAS D. GRAHAM Thomas D. Graham who had served as Principal of Willis High School for six years is now Principal of Rutherford B. Hayes High School. Before accepting the position of principal he was a teacher of physics and chemistry there, He also has been an instructor in the Department of Education at Ohio Wesleyan University. MISS DOROTHY WHITTED co-ordinator. Her job is that of ar Education. Miss Dorothy Whitted is the Delaware City Schools' curriculum ticulating the course of study in all the city schools. Shehas also served as an instructor at Ohio Wesleyan University in the Department of Guidance 14' MR. PETER GROSS Mr. Peter Gross is the psychologist for the Delaware City School system. His duties include giving place- ment tests to new students and conducting surveys and compiling statistics about our schools to improve them. Mr. Gross is a popular figure in our schools and has appeared as a speaker in many classes. MR. SHERMAN MOIST Mr. Sherman Moist is our full-time guidance counselor at Hayes. Before b e c o m i n g counselor he t a ugh t Problems of Democracy and World History. Mr. Moist is kept very busy with the necessary tests and confer- ences with seniors who are puzzled about their future, yet he still finds time to enter into many school extra- curricular activities, including the student counciland the tennis team. MISS PEARLE WELLS Miss Pearle Wells, better known to her students as Teach, is a very popular person around Hayes. Be- sides having freshman physical ed- ucation classes and some health classes, Miss Wells is also a guid- ance counselor. Teach also serves as the adviser to the cheerleaders. i 2 me . 5, 5 t Board of Education The Board of Educa- tion formulates the general policies for the seven city schools. They also control the finances of the school system. Mrs. Virtue, Mr. Pope, Mr. Sherman, Dr. Glendening, Mr. Burkhart, Mr. M. Law, Mr. Hopkins Teachers Executive Committee This committee formulates the policies of our high school. They iron out problems and promote understanding. Mr. Graham, Miss Wells,Mr. Felts, Mr. Moist, Mr. Graham, Jr., Mrs. Stanger, Mr. Woolford Carol Fisher Pleasant smiles and friendly words for everyone are the trademarks of Carol Fisher, the secretary to Mr. Graham. Carol is kept busy all the time mimeographing material, typ- ing correspondence, and filling in blue slips for tardy students. l Mr. Rodenfels, Mr. Bevan, Mr. Quillen Mr. Ward Bus Drivers Early in the morning the Bus Drivers arise to drive students to school. They put up with a lot of ruckus and last through the day, three round trips, with patience and friendliness. Secretaries Carol is ready at the White l-louse when crises break out. She serves as receptionist and secretary as well as a host of other positions. Frances Marks Miss Marks, secretary to the Super- intendent, was once a familiar part of the High School. Now she works hard at her duties at the White House. Custodians These friendly people are a familiar sight around our school Mr. Jones, Mrs. Lavery, Mr. Burke , K MRS. REED Ohio State, B.S.g Ohio Wesleyan l-my Y vw' ffj 7 4 Rav nifty' MRS. JUDY FURNAS Wittenberg University, A.B. MRS. KATHRYN E. HEARN Ohio Wesleyan, B.A.g Ohio State, M.A. MRS. MARIAN F. GEESMAN Syracuse University, A. B.: Ohio Wesleyan English MISS HORTENSE HARTER Ohio Wesleyan, B.A.g Ohio State MR. DON H. POSTON Ohio State, B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Speechg Columbia University, Univerjsity of Cincinnati I n 1 0 W MRS. MARGARET MR. JACK BARGER MR. RAY MIDDLETON MR. WILLIAM KOCH STANGER Concord College, B.S.: Ohio State, B.S. Bowling Green, B.S. Montclair State Teachers Ohio Wesleyang Ohio College, B.A.: Ohio State Wesleyan. M.A. f, ff' if ii il U - r - g VE 51 M , CIEHCE '7r 4-1... , - . ' , , ' .- . I ', ,.-'- ..5',? MR. JOHN PRICE Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. 5 MR. CALVIN E. MR. JAN YOUNGER RUCKER Kent State University, Wittenberg University, B.S. B.S. MR. THOMAS D. GRAHAM, JR. Ohio Wesleyan, B.A.3 Ohio University Social Studies fix 'i??'W5'Tivifi y 5 MR. RAYMOND F. FELTS Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. and M.A.g Ohio State University MR. LAWRENCE I. WELLS Muskingum College, B.A.5 Kent Stare Universityg Baldwin Wallace College MR. JACK DUNKER Rio Grande, B.S.g Ohio Wesleyan 1104 .H Mathematics A 5 iii,...-.l - MR- JAMES RAY MR. DALE BOWMAN MR. CLYDE 01110 UHIVSTSHY, B-S- 111 Kent State, B.S. in Ed., BEOUGHER Ed- M.E.g Stout Inst.3 Lincoln Ohio State, B.Sc. and Welding Schoolg Hobart M.,Sc.g Wittenbergg Welding School Colorado A Ki Mg Vocational Training PIAA Nw MRS. RUTH I-IULBERT Miami University, B.A.3 Ohio State MRS. JEANNETTE JONES Ohio State, B.S.3 Michigan Stateg Ohio Wesleyan MRS. CHRISTINE DITTRICK Mount Holyoke, B.A.3 Western Reserve, Lib. Sci.5 Ohio Wesleyan Home Economics Librar e N Q N.. ag! f M S ,M .---ff-'A Miss OLATI-IA BENSON ' MR. STEVE MOTU., JR. MR- MEI-VIN B1iSS College, B.S.5 Miami University, B. S.3 WOOLFORD University ofCincinnatig Ohio University W- Va- Wesleyan , Miami University gtgltlggili Ili-A-I 01110 General Business 1 S DORIS D. EVANS o.w.U., B.A.: do.s.u., L . .5 A . A ' . fn Ca m anguages F li Vt., Ik. ff-1 I A I ,- f z A A A ' f N' ' , , gl A - ' ,fl LUHA ,ff 1 ,ff MIHAILO DORDEVIC University of Belgrade Yugoslavia, M.A.g Uni: versity ofParis,France, Ph.D. DOROTHY K, BUSSARD O.W.U., B.A., M.A.g O,S.U.g Universite de Paris a la Sorbonne HELEN RODEFER o.w.U., A.B. , . war .-- f- ROSA BABCOCK JAMES SINGER EUGENE ROSS FREDOLPH LIDDELL Pratt Insrituteg Ohio U. O.S.U., B.S. O.W.U., B.A.g O.S.U., Muskingum College B.S.g Wayne State U. M.A. B.S.g O.S.U., M.A. M.A.g Studied in Paris, France Fine Arts GERALD CORNELL West Virginia Tech sityg West Virginia Uni Physical Education B.S.9 Ohio State Univeri versity PEARLE WELLS Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity B.A. gOhio State Uni! versity Coaching Staff 5 A. COACHING STAFF: Calvin Rucker, Steve Motil, Gerry Cornell, John Price, Jack Dunker Nowhere to go but up... Vi fir i .V - The joy of being a teacher... A Pearl of great price... Listening to the Starting Rock of Ages Sorting out students Gate ... I'm a stranger here, myself. You can't get there that way! xx 5, What? You want us to 1 march inthe Rose Parade? .,....., Off Guard! I kid you not. 1 'S ssmons GLENN RAYMOND ADKINS Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Key Club 45 Spanish Club l,2. JUDITH ANN BAKER Peanut Band 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25Girls' Bowling 1,25 W-Teens l,2, 3,45 Pep Club l,2,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. NANCY LOUISE BIRD Senior Choir 45 Senior Cho- rus l5 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Major-Minor 25 W-Teens l,2,45 Pep Club 25 F.l-I.A. l,,25 Babes in Toyland 25 Spanish Club 3. 22 DENNIS HARRY BORDEN F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 35 Sec. 45 Delegate to National F.F.A. Convention 4. JOANNE AXLINE W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Program Chairman 45 Girls' Basket- ball l,25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 1,2,3, 45 Sports Committee 35 W- Girls 3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.l-l.A. 45 Soph. Cl. Vice-Pres.5 Jr. Cl. Comm. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 French Club 3, Sec.-Treas.5 Spanish Club l,2. MICHAEL LEE ALLER IIBOPSII Basketball 15 Football l,2, 3,45 Track 1,25 Golf 3,45 Key Club 1,25 I-Ii-Y 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Tea- house Crew 35 Stage Crew 1,25 French Club 35 Span- ish Club l,2. JUDY EILEEN BAILEY Senior Chorus 1,25 Recrea- tion Committee 1,35 F.l-l.A. 45 Radio Club 4. BEATRICE ANN BIGONY IlBealV Band l,2,3,45 Sr. Chorus 15 Major-Minor 2,3,45 W- Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Bas- ketball 1,25 Girls' Volley- ball 1,25 Girls' Bowling l, 2,35 Girls' Tennis 35 Girls' Softball 1,25 W-Girls 3,45 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Delhi Staff 3,4, Co-Ed. 45 N.F.L. 1, 2,3,45 Sec. 3,45 Debate 1, 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Ga- zette Ed. Bd. 3,45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 Thespians 3,45 Curious Savage Crew 15 Diary of Anne Frank crew 15 One-Act Plays crew 1 2,35 The Great Big Door- step crew 25 Cinderella crew 35 Captain Apple- jack crew 45 Teahouse 35 Student Council 45 Soph. Cl. Comm5 Jr. Cl. Comm.5 Latin Club l,2, Vice-Pres. 15 Treas. 25 J.C.L. l,2,3, 45 French Club 3,4, Sec. 3. 1 CAROLYN JUNE BREECE W-Teens 15 F.H.A. 3. JUDITI-l KAREN CARNES Carnzy Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Senior Chorus 15 W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling l,2,3,45 W Girls 3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Delhi Staff 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Radio Club 45 Cinderella Crew 35 Tea- house Crew 35 Captain Applejack Crew 45 One Act Plays Crew 35 Student Council 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Senior Class Comm. 45 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 French Club 3,4. LARRY EDGAR CAUDILL WILLIAM EDWARD CARSON Bill Senior Choir 3,4, Sec. 45 Senior Chorus 15 Boys' Oc- tette 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 2,3,45 D-Clan 2,3,45 Key C1ubl,2,3,45Hi- Y l,2,35 Industrial Arts lg Radio Club 45 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 French Club 1,25 Buck- eye Boys' State 3. POLLY MARIE CAUDILL W-Teens 15 Girls' Volley- ball 15 F.H.A.1,2,3,4,Par- liamentarian5 Y.F.C. l,2. JAMESALLENBURKHART llJirnll Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 All C.B.L. 45 Track 1, 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Wrest- lin 35 D-Clan 1,2,3,45 F. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 45 Key Club 1,25 Hi- Y 15 Rec. Comm. 1,25 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,45FrenCh Club 2,3, V. Pres. 2. PEGGY JEAN CAUDILL PATRICIA JOYCE CLARK llPat!l Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15Major-Minor2,3, 45 W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 15 Girls' Vol- leyball l,2,35 Girls' Bowl- ing l,2,35 W Girls 45 F. T.A., 2,3,45 Delhi Staff 2, 3,45 Rec. Comm. 25 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Ra- dio Club 45 Babes in Toy- land Crew 25 Student Coun- cil 2,45Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L.1, 2,3,45 Girls' Triple Trio 3,4. 23 CAROL CLEVENGER W-Teens 1,25 Girls' Bas- ketball 1,25 Girls' Volley- ball 1,25 Girls' Softball 1,25 F.I-l.A. 1,2,3. RUTH A. COAKLEY W-Teens 25 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Radio Club 45 French Club 3,4. ROLAND W. CROWL IIRUSSII Transferred from Cran- brook School in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, 3. Track 25 Tennis l,2,3,45Intramurals 15 Key Club 35 Delhi Staff45 N.F.L. 3,45 Debate 45 Dec- lamation 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Radio Club 45 French Club 35 Wrestling 35 Nat. Merit Schol. Semi-finalist 45 German Club 4. BEVERLY COURTER YlBeVlY W-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 15 Girls' Tennis 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 F. H.A. l,2,3,45 Babes in Toyland 25 Senior Choir 3, 45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' glee Club 25 Major-Minor MARGARET ELIZABETH DARST llMargilI W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 F.l-l.A. l,2,3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. JANET CLIFFORD W-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 45 W Girls 45 Cheerleader 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Major-Minor 45 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Delhi Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.I-I.A. 1,45 Babes in Toyland Crew 25 Senior Class Com- mittee 4. PATRICIA D. DANIELS llpatll W-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball l,2,35 Girls' Volleyball 1,2,35 Girls' Bowling 1,2,35 W Girls 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 35 F.T.A. 1,2, 3,45 Delhi staff 45 F,H.A. 45 Radio Club 45 Sr. Cl. Treas. 45 Sr. Cl. Comm.45 French Club 35Spanish Club Sec.-Treas. 1,2. DAVIDDEVRIES Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,45 D-Clan 2,3,45 Key Club 15 Industrial Arts 45 Science Club 15 Spanish Club 1,2. WENDY ANNE DITTRICK Senior Choir 2,31 Senior Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Major-Minor 3,45 W- Teens l,2,3,43 Girls' Bas- ketball 1,23 Girls' Volley- ball 1,23 Girls' Bowling l, 2,3,43 W-Girls 43 Cheer- leader 2,3,43 Girls' Soft- ball l,2, Co-Capt. 43 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4j Delhi Staff l,2,3,43 N.F.L. 13 Debate 13 Rec. Comm. 1,23 PepClubl,2,3, 43 Gazette Ed. Bd. 43 Radio Club 43 Thespians 3,43 Cinderella Crew 33 Tea- house Crew 33 One Act Plays Crew 3g Babes in Toyland Crew 23 Student Council 2,3,43 Student Body Sec. 43 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Cl. Comm. 43 Cap- tain App1ejack Crew 43 Homecoming Court 43 French Club 1.2.3.4. ROBERT DOUGLAS DUTCHER Industrial Arts 43 St a ge Crew 43 Spanish Clubl,2,3. KATHRYN BERNICE FLOWERS Band l,2,3,43Senior Chorus lg Major-Minor 2,3,4, Treas. 3g W-Teens1,2,3,4, Sec. 43 Girls' Basketball 2,33 Girls' Volleyball 2,33 Girls' Bowling 1,2,4Q W- Girls 43 F.T.A. 1,2,3,43 Delhi Staffl,2,3,43Pep Club 2,3,4Q Gazette Ed. Bd. 43 Radio Club 43 Cinderella Crew 33 Class V. Pres. 43 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33Sr. Cl. Comm. 43 French Club l,2,3,4. CHERYL SUE GALE Sherry Senior Choir 3,4, Treas. 43 Senior Chorus 13 ,Girls' Glee Club 23 Popular Music Club lg W-Teens l,2,3,43 Girls' Basketball 13 Girls' Volleyball 13 Girls' Bowl- ing 13 Gazette Ed. Bd. 43 Radio Club 43 Babes in Toyland 23 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Comm. 43 Latin Club 1,23 J.C.L. l,2, 3,43Accompanist for school, choirand triple trio. LINDA LEE DORSEY III-lynn!! W-Teens l,2,3,4Q Girls' Baseball 13 Girls' Basket- ball l,2Q Girls' Volleyball 1,23 Girls' Bowling 1,2Q Girls' Tennis l,2,3,43 F. l-l.A. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT DOMBEK lIBObll Transferred from Wor- thington High School 4. MARILYN JANE DUFFY W-Teens l,2,3,43 Girls' Volleyball l3Girls' Bowling lg Girls' Softball lg F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 2,County V. Pres. 33 County Pres. 4, State Parliamentarian 4. KAREN RUTH FLOWERS Band 1,2,3,4j Senior Cho- rus l3 Major-Minor 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 W-Teens l,2,3,43 Girls' Basketball 1,2j Girls' Volleyball 1,23 Girls' Bowling l,2,43 W- Girls 4g F.T.A. l,2,3,43 Delhi Staff 1,2,3,4j Pep Club 2,3,43 Gazette Ed. Bd. 3,4, Editor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Radio Club 43 Cinderella Crew 33 Stu- dent Council 4g Jr. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Cl.Comm.43 French Club 1,2,3,4, Social Chm. 3. SHARON KAY GLASSBURN F.H.A. 3,45 Y.F.c. 2. BOBBY LEE HARTER Audubon F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, 45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 J.C.L. 2, 3,4. ALICE HOLT Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus l5 Girls' Glee Club 25 Pop. Music Club 15 W- Teens 1,2,3,45 Girls' Bas- ketball 25 Girls' Volleyball l5 Girls' Bowling 25 Pep Club l,2,35 F.H.A. 45 Cin- derella Crew 35 Tea- house Crew 35 One Act Plays Crew 35 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Captain Apple- jack 4. 26 NANCY MAE HO RN W-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Bowling 1,25F.l-I.A, 1,2,3,4, BARBARA GROBE Girls' Glee Club 2,35 W- Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Bas- ketball l5 Girls' Volleyball 15 Girls' Bowling 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.l-l.A. 1,45 F.T.A. l,3,4. CAROL ANN GRAHAM Little Speck Band l,2,3,45Senior Chorus 15 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Delhi Staff 1 ,2,3,4,Business Man- ager 45 W-Teens l,2,3,4,V. Pres. 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Radio Club 45 Thespians 3,4, Treas. 45 Cinderella Crew 35 Teahouse 35 One Act Play Crew 3,45 Babes in Toyland 25 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Senior Class Comm. 45 Fair Queen 45 French Club l,2,3,45 Cap- tain Applejack Crew 4. LINDA LUCILLE HALL W-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 Pep Club1,2,45 F.H.A. 45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Girls' Softball 1. VERNON HILL Pop. Music Club 25 Basket- ball 15 Football 1,25 Track l,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. LINN RUSSELL HOUGH F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 45 Senior Chorus 4. ANTHONY WAYNE JACKSON IITODYII Baseball 15 Intramurals 15 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Science Club l. ROBERT LEWIS JOLLIFF Basketball 1,25 Football 25 Track 1,25 Intramurals l, 2,35 Key Club l 5Rec. Comm. 15 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Print Crew 1. VIRGINIA GAIL JOHNSTON Gaily Jo Sr. Choir 4, Pres. 45 Sr. Chorus 35 Girls' Bowling 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,45 Decla- mation 45 W-Teens 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 Radio Club 45 Thespians 2,35 Cinder- ella 35 Cl. Sec. 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 French Club 2, 3,-1. DON R. KEERAN Football 2,3, lVlgr.5 Track l,2,3,45 D-Clan 2,3,45 In- dustrial Arts 1,2. TOM IVERS Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 25 Senior Choir 45 Senior Cho- rus l,2,35 Major-Minor 45 Boys' Octette 3,45 Trackl, 2,3,45 D-Clan 3,45 Key Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 15 Recreation Committee 25 Science Club l,2,35 RadioClub45One Act Plays 35 Student Council 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Stage Crew 15 J.C.L. 15 French Club 253. ROBERTA LOUISE JOLIFF Sr. Choir 45 W-Teens 1, 2,45 F.H.A. 15 French Club 3. EDWINA ANN KERN Eddie Sr. Choir 3,45 Sr. Chorus 15 Gir1s'Glee Club 25Major- Minor 35 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 2,3,45 W- Girls 45 F.F.A. Queen 45 F.T,A. l,2,3,4, Historian 45 Delhi Staff 45 W-Teens 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Radio Club 45Thes- pians 3,4, Sec. 45 Cinder- ella 35 Teahouse Crew5 Student Council 45 Cl. Vice Pres. 35 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 45 Homecoming Court 45 French Club l,2, 354, Sec. 15 Softball 1,2. SANDRA LEE KRAFT llsandyll Senior Chorus I3 Girls' Glee Club 3g Girls' Bas- ketball 23 Girls' Volleyball 1,23 Girls' BoWlingl,2,3,43 W-Teens l,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4j F.H.A. 43 Spanish Club I,2. JAMES LEE LAUER Basketball 23 Track 2,3,43 Key Club 3,43 Radio Club 43 Teahouse 33 Jr. Cl. Comm. 33 Latin Club 3,4, Pres. 3, Treas. 4g J.C.L. 3,43 French Club 2. DONNA JUNE LAVENDER Girls' Basketball 13 Girls' Volleyball I3 Girls' Bowl- ing I3 W-Teens l,2,3Q F.H. A. 33 Spanish Club l,2. JANICE LAUER Transferred from Colum- bus School for Girls 33 Sen- ior Choir 33 Girls' Bowling 33 F.T.A. 33 W-Teens 33 Jr. Cl. Comm.3French Club 33 J.C.L. l,2,3. BARBARA LAWSON !lBObbyll Senior Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee Club I ,23Major-Minor 3,43 Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Girls'Basketball l,23Girls' Volleyball l,23Girls' Bowl- ing l,2,3,43 Sports Comm. 33 W-Girls 43 Cheerleader 2. Captaing F.T.A. l,2,3,4Q Delhi Staff 3,42 N.F.L. l,2, 3,43 Debate I3 Declamation 3,43 W-Teens 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 2,3,4Q Thespians 3,43 Cinderella 33 Teahouse Crew 33One Act Plays Crew 33 Student Council 43 Class Pres. 43 Jr. Cl. Comm.3 Sr. Cl. Comm.3 Homecom- ing Court 43 Latin Club l, 2, Pres. l3 J.C.L. 1,2,3,4Q French Club 3,41 Fair Queen 4. DAVID MICHAEL LAUBENTHAL Transferred fromSarasota, Florida, 33 Teahouse 3. PEGGY MARIE LAW Peanut Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band2,3, 43 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Girls' Volleyball l ,23Girls' Bowling 3,4, Capt. 33 W- Girls 3,43 F.T.A. l,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 43 Delhi Staff 43 W-Teens I,2,3,4, Ser- vice Chairman 4j Radio Club 4, Exec. Comm. 43 Cinderella Crew 33 Tea- house Crew 3g One Act Plays Crew 4, Jr. Cl. Comm.3 Sr. Cl. Comm.3 Latin Club 1,23 J.C.L. l,2, 3,4Q Girls' Softball 1,23 Captain Applejack Crew 43 Girls' Tennis 43 Senior Chorus I. JEFFREY E. LEWIS Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 33 Senior Chorus 13 Golf 2,3,43 Key Club 1,23 Hi-Y 1,23 Gazette Ed. Bd. 4, co-edi- tor3 Quill and Scroll43 Sci- ence Club lg Radio Club 4, Exec. Comm. 43 Thespians 3,43 Teahouse 33 One Act Plays 33 Student Council 43 Jr. Cl. Comm.3French Club l,2,3,43 BuckeyeBoys' State 33 Swimming Team 33 Cap- tain Applejack 4. CAROL ELIZABETH LOBDELL Band I3 Senior Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Pop. Music Clubl3 W-Teens1,2, 3,43 Babes in Toyland 23 Senior Class Comm. 43 Girls' Triple Trio 43French Club l,2. LILA SUE McELFRESH Ilsuell Senior Choir 3,43 Senior Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Major-Minor 2,33 W- Teens l,2,3,43 Girls' Bas- ketball l,23 Girls' Volley- ball l,23 Girls' Bowling 1,23 W-Girls 43 F.T.A.2, 3,4, V. Pres. 43 N.F.L. l, 2,3,4j Debate 1,23 PepClub 2,3,43 Gazette Ed. Bd. 43 Radio Club 43 Cinderella Crew 33 Teahouse Crew 33 Captain Applejack Crew 43 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33 Sr. Cl. Comm. 43 Fair Queen 43 Latin Club l,23 .I.C.L. 1,2,3,4fQ Spanish Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. MARCIA MEAD Ilwiartyll Transferred from Saeger- town, Pa. 43 W-Teens 43 Pep Club 43 F.H.A. 3,43 French Club 33 Girls' Bas- ketball 23 Girls' Volleyball 23 Girls' Bowling 23 Girls' Tennis 3. PATRICIA METTS Pat F.T.A. 2,3,4Q W-Teens2,3, 43 Pep Club 2,3,4Q Cinder- ella Crew 33 One Act Plays Crew 33 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33 French Club 2,32 Transferred to Clinton, Mississippi, 4. GLENDA ELLEN MASSIE Senior Chorus I3 Major- Minor 1,23 W-Teens l,2,3, 43 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Girls' Volleyball l,23Girls' Bowling 1,2,4Q W-Girls 43 Girls' Softball 23 N.F.L. 13 Debate 13 Pep Club l,2,3, 43 Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM RUSSELL LOWRY Bill Band 2,3,4Q Industrial Arts l,2,3,43 Audio Visual Aids Dept. 2,3,4, Manager 4. DAVID LLOYD MAY Transfer from Highlands High School, Ft. Thomas, Ky. 43 Senior Choir I3 Sen- ior Chorus 1,2,3Q Major- Minor 43 Boys' Octette 43 Baseball 1,33 Key Club 43 Declamation 43 Radio Club 43 Captain Applejack 43 German Club Pres. 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,43 National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4. RICHARD A. McGOVERN !lDj.CkIl Transferred from Lubbock, Texas 43 Key Club 43 Del- hi Staff 43 Radio Club 43 Captain Applejack Grew 43 Spanish Club 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Indus- trial Arts l,33 Art Club 4. 29 BEVERLY ANN MILLER Girls' Basketball 2,35Girls' Volleyball 2,35 Girls' Ten- nis 1,25 W-Teens 2,35 E.H. A. 2. SHARON RUTH MOONEY Ruth Senior Choir 3,45 Sr. Cho- rus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Basketball 15 Girls' Bowling 45 W-Teens l,2,3, 45 Pep Club 45 Radio Club 45 Thespians 3,45 Cinder- ella 35 Teahouse 35 One Act Plays Crew 2,35 Babes in Toyland 25 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L.1,2,3,4. FRED NORMAN NEASE Baseball 3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,4. 30 TREVA NEASE Girls' Basketball l ,25Girls' Volleyball 1,25 F.H.A. 45 Captain Applejack Crew 4. PAMELA MILLER llpamll Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball l,25Girls' Bowling l,3,45 W Girls 45 Cheerleader 25 F.T.A. 15 W-Teens l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Spanish Club l,2. BILL MILLHOAN Homer E.E.A. l,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Key Club 35 Student Council 3,4, LINDA KAY MITCHELL Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball l,25Girls' Bowling 45 Girls' Tennis 25 N.F.L. 45 Declamation 45 W-Teens l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Class Treas. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. l,2,3.4. JOHN R. MOSES Jack Senior Chorus 15 Football 2,3,45Trackl,2,3,45D-Clan 45 Key Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 N.F.L. l,2,3,45 Debate 15 Extemp. Speaking 35Wrest- ling 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. l,2,3,45FrenchClub 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3. BETSY JOYCE NOLZE Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 15 Rec. Comm. 35 W-Teens 1 ,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.l-l.A. 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 4. JAMES WILLIAM O'NEAL LAWRENCE EDWARD Iltlirnll F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Ad- Baseball 15 Industrial Arts visor 3,45 KeyClubl,2,3,45 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 45 Booth Crew1,2,3. SHARON ELAINE PHILLIAN Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Major-Minor 2,35 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 35 Sports Comm. 35 Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 3, Capt. 45 F.T.A. l,2,35 De- bate 15 W-Teens 1,2,3,4, Social Chr. 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 Gazette Ed. Bd, 4, co-editor5 Quill and Scroll 45 Radio Club 45 Tea- house Crew 35 One Act Plays Crew 2,35 Babes in Toyland 25 Cl. Sec. 2,35 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Fair Oueen 45 French Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. l,3,Vice Pres. 2. WILLIAM PIPER Bill Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. ,f WALTER ALLEN OEHLER llTinylV Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Senior Choir 45 Major-Mi- nor 3,45 Boys' Octette 45 Delhi Staff 45 Teahouse Crew 35Latin Club 4, Treas. 45 J.C.L. 45 French Club 2,3. VICKY PHILLIPS Senior Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Softball 1,25 Girls' Basketball 1,2,Capt. 15 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Sports Comm. 2,35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 W-Teens 1,2,3,45Pep Club 1,25 F.l-l.A. 45 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. MARY POLITES Band 1,2,35 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Ma- jor-Minor 2,35 Girls' Bas- ketball 1,25 Girls' Volley- ball 2,35 Girls' Bowling 35 Sports Comm. 45 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 F.T.A. 1,2,3, 45 Delhi Staff 1,2,3,45 N.F. L. 15 Debate 15 W-Teens 1,2,3,4, Sports Chr.5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Thespians 3, 45 Cinderella 35 Tea- house 35 Curious Sav- age Crew 15 One Act Plays 2, Crew 35 Babes in Toy- land Crew 25Student Coun- cil 35 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 French Club l,2,3,4, So- cial Chr. 1, Pres. 2. SAMUEL H. PRATT llsarnll Senior Chorus l5 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Track 152,45 D-Clan l,2, 3,45 Key Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1, 25 Football Announcer 3,45 French Club l,2,3,4. FREDERICK EDSON RAILE Squeaky Football 15 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,45 Science Club l. LEROY REASE Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. SARA RAYBURN Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus I5 Girls' Glee Club 25 Major-Minor 25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 Girls' Bowl- ing 15 F.T.A. l,2,35 W- Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club I, 25 F.l-I.A. l,2. JEAN CHARLOTTE REITZ Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus l5Major-Minor 2,45 Girls' Softball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball l,25Girls' Bowl- ing l,3,4, Co-Capt. 35 Del- hi Staff 45 W-Teensl,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2 3,45 Cinder- ella Crew 3, One Act Plays 25 French Club l,2,3,4. MICHAEL O. PRICE llMikeIl Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Intramurals I5 Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. JOHN EDWARD REIDER Baseball 15 Key Club 1,2, 3,45 I-Ii-Y 1,25 Spanish l,2. JON RICHARDS Senior Chorus I5 Basket- ball 1,25 Football 25 Track 1,2,3,45 Key Club l,2,3,45 I-Ii-Y 1,25 N.F.L. l,2,3,45 Debate 1,25 Radio Club 45 Student Council 45 One Act Plays Crew 35 French Club l,2,3,45 Buckeye Boys' State 4. ROGER KENNETH ROBERTS Band 1,25Pep Band 25 Base- ball 2,3,45 D-Clan 45 One Act Plays 25 Sr.Cl. Comm. 45 Stage Crew 1,25 Decla- mation 35 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,4. SHIRLEY ANN SCHNEES F,l-l.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamen- tarian 3, Pres. 45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Student Council 45 Sr. Cl. Comm. 4. KAREN RENEE SELIGMAN Senior Choir 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 1,2,3,45 W Girls 3,45 F.T.A. 1,25 Del- hi Staff 2,45 W-Teens l,2,3, 4, Treas. 45 Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Treas. 45 RadioClub 45 One Act Plays Crew 35 Cl. Treas. 25 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 Captain Applejack 45 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. l 2,3,45 French Club 3,4. CAROLYN SHIRLING Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 25 Girls' Basket- ball 15 Girls' Volleyball 1, 25 Girls' Bowling1,25Girls' Tennis 15 W-Teens 1,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Science Club 3,45 Radio Club 45 Cin- derella Crew 35 Tea- house Crew 35French Club l,2,3,4. MICHAEL J. ROSZMAN Rabbit Senior Choir 2,3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Boys' Octette 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 2,3,45 Track 1,25 D-Clan 3,45 Key Club 15 Hi-Y 15 N.F.L. 3,45 Extemp. Speaking 3,45 Dec- lamation 45 Industrial Arts 3,45 Science Club1,25 Radio Club 45 Babes inToyland 25 School Photographer 3,45 French Club 1,2. GARALIE ROOF Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Major-Minor 25 Girls' Basketball 1,25 Girls' Vol- leyball 1,25 W-Teens l,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Lat- in Club 1,2, Sec. 15 J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 French Club 3. KAREN LEE RUPE Major-Minor 15Girls' Bas- ketball 1,25 Girls' Volley- ball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 15 F.T,A. 1,2,3,45 W-Teensl, 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.l-l,A. 45 French Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3. EDWARD CHARLES SCHRAMM l1QuinCylY Basketball 15 Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 45 Track1,2, 3,45 D-Clan 1,2,3,45 Key Club 1,2,35 I-li-Y 1,25 In- dustrial Arts 45 One Act Plays Crew 35 Student Council 35 Stage Crew 35 Spanish Club 1,2. CAROLCHRISTINA Sl-IONTING Smacksie Band l,2,3,45 Senior Cho- rus 25 Girls' Basketball 1, 2,35 Girls'Volleyballl,2,3g Girls' Bowling 1,2,3,45 W- Girls 45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Del- hi Staff 45 N.F.L. 2,3,45 Declamation 2,3,45 W- Teens 1,2,3,45Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 15 Sr. Cl. Ccgmm. 45 French Club 1 2, ,4. LYNDA SUE SMART Senior Chorus 1,25 Orches- tra l5 Girls' Basketball 1, 25 Girls' Volleyball 1,25 Girls' Bowling 2,45 Girls' Tennis 1,2,45 F.T.A. 2,45 W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A, l,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 J.C.L. 1. PETER STEWART llpetell Senior Choir 35 Senior Cho- rus 15 Boys' Octette 35 Football 1,25 Track 25 Key Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 Del- hi Staff 2,45 N.F.L. 2,3,45 Declamation 1,25 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Thespians 2,3, 4, Pres. 45 Cinderella 35 Teahouse 35 Une Act Plays 1,2,3,45 Babes in Toyland Crew 25 Student Council 2,45 Soph. Cl. Pres. 25 Jr. Cl. Comm. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 Stage Crew 2,45 French Club l,2,3. MARSHA STIMMEI.. Senior Choir 45 Senior Cho- rus 15 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Delhi Staff 3,45 W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Radio Club 45 Cinderella Crew 35 Teahouse Crew 35One Act Plays Crew 35 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 French Club 354. MARGARET ELLEN SIPES llMargill Girls' Glee Club 35 Girls' Basketball 152,35 Girls' Volleyball 1,2,35 Gir-ls' Bowling 1,2,3, Capt. 3.5 W Girls 45 W-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Girls' Softball 1,25 Girls' Tennis l,2. CHARLES D.SlLVEOUS JR. lIDanll Basketball 15 Baseball 1,25 Key Club l,2,35 Hi-Y1,2,35 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,35 French Club l,2. EMMA JEAN SLACK Girls' Basketball 15 Girls' Volleyball 15 Pep Club 15 F.H.A. 15 Captain Apple- jack Grew 4. GARY L. SMITH Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. CAROLYN SUE STULL Susie Major-Minor 25Girls' Bas- ketball l,2,3, Cap. 15 Girls' Volleyball l,2,35 Girls' Bowling l,2,3,Cap. 35Girls' Tennis 2,35 Sports Comm. 35 W-Girls 35 F.T.A. l,2,3, 45 Delhi Staff l,2,3,4, Co- Editor 45 W-Teens l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Cinder- ella Crew 35 Teahouse Crew 35 One Act Plays 35 Babes in Toyland Crew 25 Student Council 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Latin Club l,25 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Buckeye Girls' State 3. NANCY DEE TREGO llLeedy!l Senior Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Girls' Bowl- ing 35 W-Teens 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Girls' Triple Trio 4. ROBERT VAUGHAN ULLOM IlBObll Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus I5 Boys' Octette 3, 45 Basketball l,25Tennis 15 Golf 2,3,45 D-Clan l,2,3,4,5 Key Club l,2,3,45 Hi-Y1,25 Delhi Staff 3,45 N.F.L. l,2, 3,4, Pres. 45 Debate l,2,3, 45 Radio Club 45 Teahouse Crew 35 One Act Plays Crew 35 Babes in Toy- land Crew 25Student Coun- cil 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 Foot- ball Announcer 35 French Club l,2,3,45Buckeye Boys' State 4. MYRON EDWARD TURNER llEdll Key Club 3,45 Industrial Arts l,2,3,45 l6M.M.Crew 1,2,3. LINDA WA RNE R .H.A. 1,2,4. JOSEPH TIMOTHY THATCHER Snatch Basketball 15 Football 2,3, 45 Baseball 1,25 D-Clan 45 Key Club l,2,35 Hi-Y l,2, 35 Sr. Cl. Comm. 45 Wrest- ling 3,45 French Club l,2, 3,4. 1 THOMAS DANIEL WALSH IITOIHII Band 15 Senior Choir l,3,45 Boys' Octette 3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Footballl,2,3, 45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 D-Clan 253,45 Ke Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Radio C-lug 45 Teahouse Crew 35 One Act Plays Crew 35 Student Council 45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 35 Stage Crew 35 Latin Club l,2, Vice- Pres. 25 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 French Club 3,4. WAYNE WATSON Basketball 15 Industrial Arts l,2,3,45 Latin Club l. 35 CRAIG WATTS Basketball 13 Baseball 1,23 Key Club 1,23 Hi-Y 1,22 Industrial Arts 23 French Club 1,2,3. JOSEPH N. WETMORE JR. IIJOSII Band 1,2,33 Senior Choir 3, 43 Senior Chorus 13 Boys' Octette 3,43 Track 33 Key Club 1,23 Hi-Y 1,23 Delhi Staff 3,43 N.F.L. , l,2,3,43 Debate lg Externp. Speaking 2,3,4Q Science Club 13 Cin- derella 33 One Act Plays 2,33 Babes in Toyland Crew 23 Student ,Council 3, 4, Student Body Pres. 43 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm. 33 French Club l,2,3,4, Vice- Pres. 3. PETER A. WHITE Senior Choir 43 Senior Cho- rus 13 Major-Minor 43 F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 4. JAMES WHEELER lVJimll Basketball l32,33Track1,23 Key Club 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y1,2, 3,43 Industrial Arts l,2,3, 43 Science Club 1,23 Stage Crew l,2. SUSAN WICKHAM llsuell Band 1,2,3,4Q Senior Choir 43 Senior Chorus 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Major-Minor 3,43 Girls' Basketball 1,23 Girls' Volleyball l,23Gir1s' BoWling1,2,3,43Girls'Ten- nis 33 W-Girls 43 Delhi Staff 2,43 N.F.L. 43 Decla- mation 3,4Q W-Teens1,2,3, 43 Pep Club 2,43 Gazette Ed. Bd. 4g Radio Club 43 Teahouse Crew 3g Latin Club 1,23 J.C.L. 1,2,3,4. WALTER R. WEST Basketball 13 Track 13 Key Club 43 Industrial Arts 1,2, 3,4Q Science Club 13 Stage Crew 1. RICHARD REICHERT WICKHAM lIDiCklY Basketball 23 Football 3,43 Track 3,4Q Tennis 1,23 D- Clan 43 Wrestling 33 Key Club 1,2,3,4j Hi-Y1,2,3,43 Spanish Club l,2. BERNARD JAMES WILKINSON Basketball 13Football Man- ager 13 Key Club 2,33 Hi- Y 23 Industrial Arts 1,23 Y.F.C. 43 Science Club 13 Spanish Club l,2. MARY WELLINGTON WILLIAMS Willie Transferred from, Central High School, London, Eng- land 33 Senior Choir 3,45 Major-Minor 45 Delhi Staff 45 Debate 35Extemp. Speak- ing 45 W-Teens 3,45 Thes- pians 35 Cinderella 35 One Act Plays 35 Student Council 25 Stage Crew 35 Spanish Club 3. WAYNE WOLFORD Transferred from Elm Valley 25 F.F,A. l,25 ln- dustrial Arts 3,4. RALPH E. KING Butch Track 45 Wrestling 45 Sen- ior Class Comm. 45 French Club 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE SPEAR llKathyYl Transferred from Mt. Vernon, lowain Senior year 5 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3, 45 Girls' Glee Club l,2,35 Dramatics 25 Pe Band l, 2,35 Dramatics Cllub 1,2535 School Annual 2,35 School Paper 2,35 G.R.A. l,2,3,45 Science Club 2,4. CARL ROBERT WILSON HBObll Basketball 1,25 Football 1, 2,3,45 Track l,2,45 Intra- murals 1,25 D-Clan 2,3,45 Key Club 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 Industrial Arts 1,45 Sr. Cl. Comm. 4. BENSON CRAIG WILSON llBennyIl Popular Music Club 15 Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2. JAMES FRANKIN WIRICK llJim!l Track 45Science Club 1 ,3,45 Jr. Cl. Exec. Comm, 33 French Club 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2. THOMAS ELDON WORKMAN llTOmYl Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Chorus 15 KeyClub1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Hi-Y1,2,35 Delhi Staff 45 Debate 45 Gazette Ed. Bd. 3,45 Science Club 15 Radio Club 45 Thespians 3,45 Cinderella 35 Tea- house Crew 35 One Act Plays 35 Student Council 3,45 Jr. Cl. Pres. 35 Stage Crew 15 Latin Club 1,25 J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 French Club 3,4, Pres. 3. Seniors Not Pictured ROBERT HOWARD ALLYN CHESTER CLYDE GINN BARBARA MARY MORRISON WILLIAM WALTER BANKS ROBERT LEWIS KENNY CHARLES GENE NAUMAN JAMES SHERWOOD BORLAND WILLIAM MORTON KERR RONALD MERLE PENN EVERETT WILLIAM BURNS BARBARA ANN LILLY FAITH ANN PHELPS PATRICIA ANN DIXON GAROLD EUGENE MCCUMBER SHIRLEE MARIE SIMPSON WILLIAM EUGENE FEGLEY FRANK THOMAS MONTGOMERY RICHARD VERN SKATZES, JR. Q Q ' ' 9 Q Mighty Oaks From Llttle Acorns Grow A e,,- A . CHRONICLE With A Blast new Pep Club officers hardffiy practices our Pacers are the best we roll down the field PEP CLUB...Bigger and better.. for the greatest year yet... hard practices on the front steps... everyone knows the new cheers... almost... sometimes a Willis slips in... Officers of club are elected... Pat Clark as President... Kathy Bobula as Vice President... Janie Kellar as Secretary... Karen Seligman as Treasurer... Miss Wells takes the credit... UPPER SANDUSKY GETS CLOBBERED.Pacersmigrateto boost the team... 16 points by Dan Rybolt... 12 points racked up by Tom Reed... Tom Walsh handles the ball well... we rolled down the field... 30-0... not bad... DANCE after the ame s onsored b Pe Club... Dan Rybolt co-captains Frank, Jim and Ed The purpose of the Chronicle is to por- tray the year's events as they happened rather than merely to picture various club members. This departure from past yearbooks is in- tended to make a more .meaningful book by showing many important events as they occurred and those people who were closely associated with them. The Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classes are placed throughout the Chronicle with the idea that everyone contributed to the year's activities and the school community. Tom Walsh We're Back helping Mr. Felts with locks big assembly welcome back .f'?d Juniors helping Mr. Felts with lockers... numbers and com- binations for class money... Steve and the gang... aren't we through yet'I... WELCOME BACK ... to survivors of the Runyon Run ... big assembly... busy schedules and bigclasses 63 new students... 9 new faculty... Beat the Clock begins... please bring lock money... don't forget insurance money... trip slips... crowds in the corridors... shortened classes... Oh, well, move to Hayes Dec. 15... it IS light out at 6 A.M.!... don't forget insurance money '- Adkins R- Arthur M. Baine W. Banks B. Barringer F. Bauman -Z A , in K K X. N xy, 5 3 - . fm S. Aller J. Bachtel M. Balderson S. Barger D. Bauerle .,f '- Y L, ' . , , . 'YM A 77 QS.. 'mv ' 'ff 11 - ' L j ' F ' it fl t x. K 53 it V,. wi, Vg rf ? A M? 'N 'N , . . -. . i , -1. r - is gf --L ,a l f- 8' Q if 4? Q 3' if -c v 4' J Qu L in-Q. f . 'Y W W 'F 1' fin w Nl 1 'Sw -,tx 3 . aw N sg Q. , 1 K fir' ,,g if: '55, XX, :VL-':- bv f:-f. 'nn ia. Q Yi' f- wxwiyhgs. .'2.r.. f bw x Announcin Thespians The first meeting at Stewart's delicious potluck dinner... meeting our new director, Mr. Poston... Mrs. Hearn retires from Thespians... officers e- lected... Pete Stewart a s President....Ieff Lewis as Vice President... Edwina Kern as Secretary... Carol Graham as Treasurer... chatter of exu- berance... I think the fall play should be showing movies of past plays... Anti- cipation of theoncomin ear EY to new dramatic heights... Barb's cute bulletin board E L N w t. year chatter of exuberance . new officers elected anticipation of the oncoming Beall L. Berry II. Bowman A, Brady B. Breece L Browning C, Bennett M, Betts B, Bradford S. Brandum C, Breece .H it - f FS V495 ,tl Qin Nw S... - -.,. 5 .',., .V , A ,,f, . 'I f , .. N ,- VA::r . ,V , 9 A I g ihil A . ..,, . A k 1 . 2 .6 .E A? r - 5? 5 I N' K ' ' ' 'L' 5 .V I ite 5 I M u . K' i 4,6 V ' Q Q K E ll W iii 1 . ' ts A A t i A 9 X. 6 l ,- Hugh Bonner Frank Montgomery prancing down the field wo Parties-Marysville? and Lawson's PACERS ROLL ON... Marysville's Mon- arch's mashed... 52-O, biggest victory in ten years... better than Urbana did... everyone excited... Bonner gets 12 points lTrank's first touchdown... great 429 yards for Pacers... second victory in two games... SENIORS GET TOGETHER after hours... delicious picnic at Barb Lawson's home... amused men and giggling girls... games of basketball and badminton played invaded by lnvaders ... armed with ,W guitars... - giggling gil-ls better than Urbana did amused men screams for the team R. Bryson B. Burdette B. Bush K, Caldwell E. Case X B. Cawley P. Buckley R. Burdette V, Butler D. Carter C. Caudill fx-f K5 T Q27 f 151: qi at qt N -Q I Q . . Z S Q ' 557- ' E. lg ' ',, ff' N V , . ... L A - , XX 1. I f'vj!l'h.2 M .1 1' A 4. 5 .. , . . . OI'8EOI'S indispensable talent President Joe Secretary Wendy The Power of Speech ORATORS AND ARGUERS... memory and logic... Re- solved, that ... tense tournaments... Federal Aid to Edu- cation... President of N.F.L., Bob Ullom... Secretary, Bea Bigony... Mrs. Evans leads debaters... Mr. Younger works with orators... You have big shoes to fill ... my cutting will be... CHEERLEADERS... indispensable talent... get in condition for the game... Mary... Jill Wendy... Emily... Janice... STUDENT COUNCIL... twenty-eight members led by President Joe Wetmore and Secretary Wendy Dittrick... Mr. Moist, Advisor... Perk7 up, council ... l move that ... Homecoming floats arguers big shoes to fill perk up, council D. Christian B. Clark P. Coakley F. Collier C. Corum N Cosby R. Claar L. Clark W. Colley J. Coones B. Corwin ,,,,t- ' - ,. ' J- ,-I 4 suggestions for projects The Wheels Roll SOPHOMORE COUNCIL... class leaders... dances to sponsor... earn that money... suggestions for pro- jects, anyone?... quiet, please... on the road to the Junior-Senior... Jim Slagel, President...Lynette Nelson, Vice President... Marilyn Phillian, Secretary Sharon Hampton, Treasurer... Mrs. Evans, Advisor FAIR QUEENS... beautiful girls and handsome es- corts... Sharon and Jeff... Sue and Jon... Barbara and Dave... Carol and Pete... see the exciting race... pacers, of course... MARCHING BAND... left, right, left, right... hot and dusty... 75 minute classes... pick up those feet... what is your number7... drills, and more drills... three beatniks ready to go . earn that money four charming senior girls diagrammed exercises S. Courter B. Crach R. Cummings R. Curry L. Darst C Davis F. Cox B. Crist L. Curren S. Curtis D Daugherity N Nw... 'VN ' . .I 5 A I- N Q 'if . f f gf . , . fe fn. . V' ,Q .,,. . gf S 5 . . g, T , .,.,. , e . tm , A., ' Q, fs Q F li gf' ' - l ff - ,f ., 4, . , P' ' 7 - we t' 2 S3 . i , V , A ..,. , ' .Q , ggi, ., -. . .Q 1 hw S, .fi ?a..I.Q ' 4 tu: ..x::'.5.'a': r '-J .. f K, A .a ix action and tension is really Worried? Not us! ...achangejorthebetter A HAYES BEATS Bishop Watterson... blocking of two points by Ed Schramm... action and tension all the Way... the roaring crowd... marching band'sfirst appear- ance of the season... what crooked linesl... Pep Club cheers on the Pacers... really worried? Not us!... little things mean a lot... like the last Zseconds... Tom Reed s saving pass to Jim Burkhart... our fellows never quit fighting... final score 8-6... three in a row... pandemonium... Pep Club and players ' stream on to field... team on their shoulders... YEA!... MISCELLA- NEOUS... Football players and blazers... please bring in locker money... I overs1ept ... first period in the morning really suffers! never quit fighting M. Davis A. Dawson A. Dickey P. Dunfee M. Easterday h D. Edelblute T. Davis S. Dennis A. Dorsey M. Easterday D. Easton W. ,lu K1 .. ' .., C . fn an lp X , i . as , A 1 r . 1- -, , ' - ' w if i . ..1 . ' A ' ' 5 .', A ' . . A. Q' is V h 4 :23 N I ,gr Af E37 1, A, K V . 3 3 K kthz: W V. V-hA I kr it ,. g- my EQ. D - . f S . if , .- 'H 'D . 4 V. i N . J QL - , .... ..,. . Q. V 'x E .QQ 'WHS .Q ..t' .fv ' . X the Charleston? dig those crazy cheerleaders every week they cover the scene What's Going On? GAZETTE EDITORIAL BOARD... they'I1 tell you... every week they cover the scene--like a blanket... Jeff, Sharon, and Karen, co-editors if it happens, they know it... Sue and Carolyn... Isn't it fun to file newspaper artic1es'I... PEP RALLY Thursday night... dig those crazy cheerleaders... not the 1920's all over againl... the Char1eston?... 23 skidoo... the rootin-tootin' fans... snazzy teachers... dressed like--- wow! all this to beat Arlington? the big three D. Edelblute J. Erlenbach C, Evans G, Evans C, Fisher Fleshman D. Eifert B. Evans G. Evans C. Fisher S. Fisher .4 xwgv , aff: I -- A, L .5 . W -w- Z v. .' P fi V V R 5. ,b -'W' ' ' ' , i If V FH , e -VVAQ , A , Q U V f ,- ...Z j y 1 P, 5 Vg ggq, I f .iw ..., L . L if my R A S3 A ggyg V gxxg - V V Q We . 2 1 Q l riif ' R s ' l'i y A , T L B. is gif s . E. 1- M .rf as 2. X vs F if . .,... 1. ...hey . .-.wa k mf' 55. . . ' .ag 1 '. ,. 4, ,, - V 3' H1 2 iv: 9 L f M 5 4, f? . ..NL kwa Y JW: 'R A gig , uvmnw, , 23. ' . ' V?-mc1f51'. wl' J' if f ww .war ' .4S.'y3.11' . :free . .L ,V Tom Landsittel Dan gains yardage l 0 First C B L Encounter ARLINGTON GAME.. first C.B.L. game... bloody but unbowed... 12-8 heartbreakermfour painful fumbles... Burkhart slowed the Bears... new tricks unveiled... Delaware dominated the ball... Pacers outplayed 'em moral victory... Sam Pratt fills in on each game... announces the action on the field... Tom, Steve, and Joel capably assist... DANCE after the game by Key Club... fine attendance... conversation about the game MEANWHILE... last call for locker money... mag- azine drive begins... blue slips are standard equipment short skirts appear to have won... Jim ready to tackle Sam narrates Mike Aller post mortem Key Club dance Flournoy C. Foor S. Foster J, Gallant B. Garey L Gaskell C. Flournoy M. Foor R. Franks T, Gardner R. Garey , , . ,Z K .. . . +4 f ., ,Q a s .. A-1 ., . w rf. . s K Q.. M- as, fi' 6- Q. Pwr 'Mr 4 V. C 'Rib - .,, 1 -- , .. ' iiz: - - A. V. . -f Qu ' fs. K V' -.U e ni K . , X .. 9 3 A N W K 1' .Q X. c X c Q 351, Clubs Commence talent abounds 63. in fs , A A A J i w I I ' Q' ft- i - ' Q F 2' 'P I -., sf ' r Q . f A '- be Yzr- Au W 2 . -.t e Q. H hf i n , . . ' l lik Y. To Click plan for homecoming W-TEENS CONVENE... Edwina, president... Carol, vice- president... Kathy, secretary... Karen, treasurer... Mary, sports chairman... Sharon, social chairman... Peggy, service chairman... Joanne, program chairman... largest group in school... some think it is the best... plan for the homecom- ing festivities... What will the W-Teens do for afloat ... Who will get the wagon to put it on? ... DEBATE... mem- bers keep working... Wayne researches federal aid to edu- cation... practice for the tro- phy... words from a pro... practice makes perfect?... squads visit Honest John Ashbrook... PLAY TRYOUTS ...READER'S DIGESTnolong- er... now from the actual script... many students in- terested... talent abounds... Mr. Poston listens critically who's to be Capt. Apple- jack?... everyone wonders-- Will I get a part? ... Some try out for several parts. Gaumer L. Graham C. Griffith D. Gruber K Hall D Harris J Ginn G. Grey S. Grooten D Hairston P Hansel auf 5 all Ss Nun fill 'em up October Begins THESPIANS perform ancient hunger rites at Carol Graham's house... talk of the first play, CAPTAIN APPLEJACK... Mr. Poston's demonstration of new make-up techniques... for those who act young... NEW HAYES high school... work continues... and continues... excellent architecture... it surely looks nice... DELHI CAMPAIGN... led by Mary Polites... many subscriptions sold... at only 53.500, MAGA- ZINE CAMPAIGN... how much is that doggy in the WindoW?...highest homeroom gets him for a day... ' ' - only 4 magazines... freshmen and sophomores make good salesmen. work continues... and continues many subscriptions sold Y . L for those who act young 4990! for the highest homeroom led by Mary Polites ., Vx ff' P. I-larter G. Hedges S. Hepner S. Hilborn L. Horn J. Hunt B. Heald D. Helling C. Hess B. Hoffstead e t --K r W 436' -LW1 Q., B. Horvath r - ,K K - , -.2 f 525 V I . v u.. ? A ,. f kilkr 3 K K hx. I . . - sl vi Ha t A t . l 'I - .. .Wy A A A A Zu I Q my .-.gVL , . nm va Q - .-. V Mt A t 2 sers. M f - i A Q ,t H...-' -' -i . .- H ' 1. A ' 1 i V. ,iq x 'X lg.. ,i 4 1 AR - MX , X S 5 t A g K R - i ,. ... mr. . . ' ' A t Buckeye Boys and Girls State another impromptu recess glad it's not cold outside - .35 Fall Events BUGKEYE BOYS AND GIRLS STATE...never to be forgotten... A Week of politics... pre- sented to the school in an assembly... Bob, Jeff, Susie, Bill, and Jon... MERIT SCHOLAR- SHIP winners... the greatest accumulation of knowledge... Russ and Dave... congratulations to all who participated... THE FIRE BELL RINGS... another impromptu recess... fresh air wakes some people up... stifles some... glad it's not cold outside... GUBBERLY COMES... pictures for the DELHI... attend- ance greater than usual. Russ and Dave pictures for the DELHI I. Jackson J. James S. Jennings R. Jolliff L. Jones P, Jordan R. J3CkSOn P. Jeffrey N. Johnson G. Jones J. Jervis in ., V bt mxa. 3 3 pw- . ,Q J -N x nw: 1 I , If 5, Q . 'lk A - , 5 I . . A YK wi A H ' G If R 4 .7 Ls? jj sri ' , V .V..., I N . on ..,, M g it 32: . 1 .l x ., V N , , X, by S... X, g I5 Ni X rx.. 'SQ . W. a. I . . .I . W little minds hard at work Speaking Cut LIBRARY is always busy... little minds hard at work... quiet whispers are allowed... sometimes... a back roont is available for those who study together... magazines for those with free time... F.F.A. PARLIAMENTARY procedure team... outstanding young farmers...demon- strations given at leadership conference... all school officers attended to learn more about their responsi- bilities... F.F.A. club officers... Bill Millhoan and .lim Burkhart... Mr. Beougher is advisor... STUDENT COUNCIL... an alert discussion... ready for home- coming... Tl-IESPIANS... Captain Applejackfs house- keeper, Bea. preparing for the play Parliamentary Procedure team Bill and Jim plan alert student council Kebker L. Kenny D. Kirtley M. Knapp C. Kraft P. Landacre B. Keester S. Kern D, Kissner S. Knight S. Krouse f K 1 i' V' C M C' I :ru V' .A fi it Q Ak .- A , ' . . . .yrr A L LS, A , I 1 .H , . V. 1 ri W a . Yr C 'J 'Q C W ' is ' .. affair - - ' ' fr it - - f . . 12-7 K f liil L K' 4 ' 1 2' l . .., 1 r - ' ss: t vt FIRST ROW: D. Keeran, E. Schramm, F. Montgomery, J. Burkhart, B. Wilson, T. Walsh, J. Borland, D. Wlfikham- SECOND ROW: M. Aller, J. Burns, S. Aller, T. Reed, D. Rybolt, C. Johnson, M. Bauman, R. Shank, J. Moses. THlRD ROW: S. Millisor, T. Landsittel, V. Jackson, R. Banks, H. Bonner, A. Lethers, R. Shepherd, C. Lorish, E. Starling. FOURTH ROW: T. Bollens, B. Sexton, H. Shaw, C. Scalise, B. Hampton, G. Klump, J. Reed, J. Watts. action all the way Worthington ANOTHER VICTORY... score of 8-O on our side... Burkhart intercepted a Cardinal pass 62 yard run followed... down the field we go... running sparks by Tom Reed... action all the way... excited pep club... good per- formance by the band... our Pacers are the tension on the sidelines best... MEANWHILE... play cast announced. D. Lashbrook D. Lavender J. Link H. Longworth S. Lumbard S. Magaafd J. Lautenschlager C. Leopard D. Lobdell R. Lowe R- Lyle - , - . 1 If tm ' .Y 4 W ' .N M ,R 14.1 has .4 th, , ru w - L f ...-ryf is K ,t v , w x x -aj. , ' ' -V iff ' A W V X .,'. il y,Y , is U . A ff , - . . ,L f-qs. ' . f 7- . K? . , . gg ,, .. F A V: I , V W IK. nf Vi' 15, I 2. ev -- wg 1 7 f :J , Tai . AL :J 5 Q P ' h G ' . 1- vm ' ll - J rf lv 5 ll f n J fi . f fv J-J .- -. . ' rris H-...X . 'T . V fli 9 267 . :T J -4 - .2 4-if ' - X XX Lg k 1' K yr :K ,F ,ESTs F it s X i gupls hard at Work smiling with enthusiasm Outstanding parade job well done Read For The O O Bla Nlght FIRST FLOATS in years... thanks to student council... hard work and cokes and potato chips... paint and cardboard, crepe paper and chewing gum... made an outstanding parade... realcute dummy by reserve cheer- leaders... excellent expression... only to go up in smoke... SPIRITED PEP RALLY... the meeting of the masses... volunteer band music... always the drums... all ready to beat Urbana... team getting nervous... cheerleaders smiling with enthusiasm... blazing fire for Urbana... in goes the dummy... cheers rebound from the sky... see you at the game tonight ... Mann C. Mathews T, McPherson H. Medley S. Millisor C. Moore G. Masters J. Mcciomiin M. Means J. Miner R. Mires l .ia 1. - l 'mMi 3'r , V er . ',.. ' to G' 5 fri itti rrsr M Mliii .4EA' ' J ' IEA: 4 Y , g , J , . - K K ,..V , ig 6 1 e . gm if K W if I' X fs ,eg 3' X 4 3 1 414, 1 3 Q I .Tm ,A ' fs K ' Q' M 'Hx ' af -5 '53 :L Q. 1 4 5 E Q HF , K . s, . is w ' 'Y ' Q' fi . , a f H W--., 'S R' 2- Q-J '31 W 1 .2 .X V Q.. ix ff I X i 9 1 KK Lx E1 'X J L s z . tiff . L x. . 1 .'e. ... , mlm.. i . A . the chose people l Sherrie and her court ready to go The Festivities ASSEMBLY... The chosen people...Mary and Jim... Edwina and Frank... Queen Sherrie and Tom... Wendy and Ed... Barb and Bob... Spark- ling gold names against the curtain... a beau- tiful bouquet for the queen... a lovely dedication by the reserves to The Sweetheart of Hayes High ... a speech by Mr. Strimer...AT THE GAME... the decorative parade... the court in convertibles... team escorts... a blanket to keep warm... ready to upset Urbana... from the side- lines... the band well prepared... Monks S. Mouser P. Murfield A. Morrison I. Muladore R, Murphy M45 V, , M ,,f.,.,'- P.,: if is Q'-75 Q, ii Wt i wi E ' , . gan B ,561 'vi on the sidelines NG1dO11 J. Newell K. Noseworthy J. Nelson D. Norris fi I ,.s, ' ' - .1 .4 'Gi 'A 1 K , , 1 'S . . f m? K' i 'if, , 5' 1 Q by 9? ' A ,i it X- .- li ... two cute ITIHSCOES l The Climax PACERS MEET URBANA... hard hitting game... perpetual activity... one long pass, one drive and aquick kick... Pacers dominated first half... sparkling plays by Schramm...Reed carried much... a sad ending, 14-8... two cute mascots... add to the spirit of the game... PREPARING FOR the return of the natives... decorations go up... a Pacer on each table... sigh to greet the alumni... MEAN- WHlLE...Band Day at Ohio Wesleyan. hard-hitting perpetual activity to greet the alumni decorations go up I a sad ending L. Nutter E. Oller L. Oberfield P, -4, Q, , , t - 'S'--'mg 1 fr, w r X e u.. . .,,. ,. P i - Q a ,. 3 . as Q .Q ffl, ' 1 1 ... .M Q 5' 'Na N' K A .... ltr - O V . . ' av' X X C - ' my X f N- Parks D- PGHU B. Phelps C. Perkins Oman B. Patterson R. Penn R, Pittman . im Q f -. rbi! X gl F.F.A. ready for Kansas Major-Minor with new constitution dues are paid Pool B. Pounds M. Powell H. Raines D- C. Poulton S. Pounds L. Pyles fmk 'Vibql wvx Q L. Q, me si, .. Q .. Worthwhile Pastimes F.F.A. ARISES before the sun... an energetic group... boys going to the Kansas to the Na- tional F.F.A. Convention... a week offun with assemblies and group activities... MAJOR- MINOR gets organized... the new constitu- tion gets a going over... plans for initiation... F.T.A. PLANNING with Mr. Moist... Judi, President... Peg, Treasurer... Pat, Secre- tary... Sue, Vice-President... initiation for underclassmen... the torch is presented, the plegge repeated... happy smiles as dues are pai planning for F.T.A. initiation . .. pledges repeated Reese E. Reynolds P. Reed R. Reider 'H kiwi f K , 2 AV., ,ry A , V t . -' h. . A11 W1 f.:-N, . f Y, F I it 'gy r Q ,UN vi N , - ,, N R T: lim e.. . 'V '. - f Q.. y I Y 1.f'J ' x .W . ...V . - P' it , P. ' ' he -V 6513 . - .' 33 'W ' .,.' I N Y f, P 9 .4 tr 'f - N ' f Q f N' -- ' Q . gt if Q f y if ,V 4. J 1 :QA K 209 ... . It . . t Y, X 5 Z E1 M 9 P . rf ff' ' t., .ff , r R ew' 12- , 'Q if is K f Rv. 'tr ' -. Y 'x . -- A v, M i . x :L t ' y ' -' X I interest in science Brains and Brawn SCIENCE CLUB... pursuit in science field physics, chemistry, and math... working toward the science fair... President, Bill Wilson... Sponsor, Mr. Barger... HAYES grinds -Grandview... 22-6... Bob Wilson shines with intercepted pass and good punt- ing... speed drives by Tom Reed... good performance by Schramm... another good half-time by the Hayes band... enthusiastic pep club... glad we won... glad we won Jim Borland Jack Moses ul Riggs R Rupe , .ffm ., n I is ass i fi I another good half-time Sampson M Sanderson B Schnees WA a r M so - -J '-:v lk I , , Xf . . P. Reynolds J. Roberts N. Salisbury L. Sanders P. Sansom A. Scott B. ' . M. . . A , S ' - ' 41 It gz w I - S K, k k v , in S .5 V' , V Q .3 - ' , , af 5 . ' 45 A his Q W gm 5' Ei si . si 1 ' wt Q ' 5 at Q, X . ' 'Q in 4 ls. r .M . ,I .. , 'X ... is-:K Q s 9? T: . r careful of the carbon waiting their fum combat complacency Pledge of Allegiance Time To Be Busy GRADE CARDS... the new ones... these are brown... the kind you can throw away... careful of the carbon expressionless faces as they stick 'em in their pockets... or the wastebasket... INDIVIDUAL PIC- TURES... long lines down the hall... waiting their turn... don't forget to comb your hair... and do smile hopes that thistime they willlook nice... KEY CLUB meets again... this year's theme--Combat Compla- cency... meetings begin with the pledge of allegiance and the Lord's Prayer... Tom Workman, President... Phil Bills, Vice President... Ed Butcher, Secretary Chuck Johnson, Treasurer... BAND PRACTICE... daily exercise before lunch... straight lines, now... the master disciplines... working toward Friday night. daily exercise H+ M. Scottie J. Scarry P. Selanders D. Shade J. Shall J. Sheets J. Scarry B. Schunk R. Sexton L. Shakelford G. Shannon R ' . it is .QQ ,. is ,,q.. 1. 510 I ,F . f ..,, i Ax A J Q X ' y A J ...K 'I ,-... Ax i , 7: Nia 6 vi in R. - , ' V. , . wif' P- 5 '-R. Q W 1 6 fi., .f 9 T A xiii W f -A .2 Mg.. K gg: as 5 Xf., K V 1 N I X . Q P' I it ip T f ' K' i ' ' wQ.'if' 'Q ,Qs . v -' f ra ea 1 I x I' ' f A it 6. , 1 m Q, .M - . N. N is it . . . leading the pep club watching with interest Whitehall WHITEHALL... Pacers slipped back... dropped the game, 10-O... Whitehall held scoreless until end of 3rd quarter... Pacer punter forced into end zone... tackled for a safety... injured knee given to Dan Rybolt... Bob Wilson intercepted a pass... a good game played... we foughtall the way... CHEERLEADERS... leading the pep club... cheers helped by spot leaders... white gloves when it is cold out... MR. SINGER... watching with interest... MISCELLANEOUS... REMEM- BER John Noble?... man with a concern... mag- netic... not a sound in the audience... STUDENT Council leadership conference... leading is an art... not a snap... especially with our confusing schedule. fighting all the way Bob Wilson Vincent Jackson 911' 5 is ' E 'A M s - -.' .h . 1 'gi' -hg h x , F! ..,, . . V ,Q 57 .- el K f' S 495 -' f li 'wif Ha 'fi' L - ' 1. '5'X',f ' , . We A .Ze?l.?fw ,. Q iii-ff ' ',a3y1g,', ea..i2..,,1' .. ,,55.31X -Wigs ' ge Nw.. KJ 'Winn a good game getting instructions i W 5, ,,,ggy,i.w,- .5-15 gf My an gli. i saw g..3q,5,g5:v5.S.:.Zfi,g' J ' Y' ' ' f M:-.iw,i','1 Law V' 1 x G. Shoemaker A. Simpson D. Sipe N. Skatzes R. Spurlock R Starkey L. Shonting B. Simpson B. Skatzes M. Smith N. Stanger 3-,111 i L, I! . V' V J, vf.,:,g,. . nm lg 573 ag. V. ,I 5 QE Q L M . . .Xi vj . L V-2 . ' 1 'lf' . ' . i f? W .. ' if QW M ST .az . + J lrle wi W - QVC s fii. 1 , 'i' , X. .' f -f ' 9 . vi ' ff: . + if s .1 yu ,.. - , gif-ar.. f . 1- flaw 545, . gm NS: gt We My L Q, I-f l, 'Q , 'i f' fffi, 'S Q, 'wc R S t...,,SiJ, ..,. ,X gg .n, . , i Z N? W 4. . 4 A X, if A A Q R . Es, fab 31 5. ,, iw 1. ia. luxury of a blanket waiting for the half Entertainment Abounds MAJORETTES relax... it's tough leading the band... luxury of a soft blanket... helps to keep -bare legs warm.: BAND poised to strike... Sit in your assigned rows ... waiting for the half... band one, free the third quarter--band two can leave fourth quarter... grumble, grumble from band members... PEP CLUB cheers on the Pacers.. loud and long... no time to rest... cheer after cheer... it's muscle food... PIT AND PENDULUM... a great dance, thanks to Poe... prizes for the best costumes... the pit only for the courageous... weird noises... screams and clanking chains,,, a balloon ceiling... to fall at the climax... a great dance loud and long prizes for the best costumes Stearns B. Steinbrecker M. Styles S. Taylor D. Thatcher N. Thomas J. Steck F. Stover B. Talkington J. Taynor N. Thomas ' ,. J' . 1' . S ,V s Q4 ,,., . f all' S -59, - Q by -. .N iff' o bi l g ! ya , g N ? ' it lx asia if ' basic?-'S if at S' 1. J :J S .3 5 ' ' A '39, A ge x-,,' .. Alff wg, 1 1 Q. an Q W- ,V ' .S v-45, , 5:-2 Y? X N' . i ii. we N at it K . N v I 'N A3 - I i , f ,gf , .4 , -. 4 N . f x s ty Q M.. ' it TX. an. ,au l industrious UQ science club Clubs In Session INDUSTRIOUS C75 science club... budding young scientists... Where's Mr. Barger?... talk of projects... discussion of theories... INITIATION of new members for Major-Minor... music of Key-Tones at start of meeting... Jack, Ed, Bill, Walter, Jeff, Andy... President Karen welcomes everyone... Vice-President Lois reads constitution of club... Janet Brautigam, treasurer, reports on finances... secretary Janice calls roll... initiates each singofphrase of America alone... self-consciousness of new members spreads... faulty singing... laughter among upperclassmen... What's so funny'?... signing up for future performances before club... election of Carolie Roof and Marilyn to board of directors... at last, refreshments... MEANWHILE... J.B. for Ex. Cred. at O.W.U .... WELCOME Mr. Chaney to the School Board... oh, yes, the levy passed... thank heavensl... newly formed Key-Tones What's so funny? I officers in meditation self-conscious new members D. Thompson S. Tubaugh C. Vance T. Wallace J. Walton L. Warner C. Tubaugh D. Ullom E. Wagner J. Walters J. Ward ...V i . A MM., .fe . J J J . Jlll gy M 2 f 9 J I ' V qi --' Zi I Q t iq 6 I N. 1' .I jx M LV . B. , .f QV 'K!..tk-M , K 'La .5 . ' . fl L , J . ' J l , 4 J: ig.. Lx., , - 1 . ,, K 5, .1 3 A . ...., g ,, Q' -1' f v 471 4k L 2 'Q 2 , J - teo pe. J J J J A E 6. we-4 e . ft. J M . W, JJJ A 'wa' 21 h . 1 1 s L, in f A I f . ' tense on the bench November Begin - Lf-S X' I If ANOTHER VICTORY... Clobbered Mount Vernon... I4-6... all scoring in first 12 minutes... Jim Reed 4 grabbed an onside kick... getting to be a habit... 1 G Schramm broke through for a 34 yard TD run... I Hampton made 8... some great plays... fellows tense T 3.1 on the bench... ready to dash on the field... it's , .s A M ,A if hard to sit there... watch the great Pacers ramble ' - A. Xt: i down the field... co-captains confer with the referees ff ' checking the rules and regulations... discussing ,ff V ' M the action... another game for our side... JUNIOR 5 RINGS ARRIVE... they cost money... much money... ggi 3' but they're worth it... to bring back memories of 't g.. , 1 i happy school days... purple stones, black stones, and fla4,1.gg5v550 . ., red stones... beautiful gold setting... new design with a Pacer... all for '63... admired by all... discussing the action Jim Reed rings with a Pacer to bring back memories J. Warnstaff E. Welsh K. Wetmore B. Wiggle M. Williams M. Williams J. Watts K. Wenger M. Wick D. Williams M. Williams .' '5 1 A . i..,' - , . 17' I . ' We . .. , . , P t . .G 2 4:-4' if.: ' ii: ...i I... ' ' as I .QW M.. f, '- 9121 rw .. 1 ls 5, hi..,xM I V if-. X V ' .y as ' j fl 'Sk 1 ' . . - ' 1 f the lump givers ... Jim, Dick, Tom, Frank, Jim, Ed, Jack, Mike, Don, Bob F 0 o CLOSING GAME... Bexley ab- sorbs its lumps mong the lump' seniors... their last game... we'll miss 'em... ably led by co-captains Ed, Frank and Jim... Steve Aller scores twice .. Reed and Ryboltoutstanding season score: 7 wins and 3 losses...l76 points to 50 points C.B.L.: 94 - 44... a new era! enthusiasm til the end... faithful fans.. .galloping pacers Singer's Songsters in their seasonal swansong... what a season... butwait tilnext year! 26-O... a- giversf' the ably led Bob .vthe toe., enthusiasm til the end galloping Pacer among the school's most loyal supporters... DELO SCREW PRODUCTS... page sponsors... again... Thanks... again J . Bennett .QF Singer 's Songsters Captain Applejack Poppy Faire Agatha Whatcombe Lu sh .... . Pete Stewart . . Pam Adams Karen Seligman Joel Feinberg the Pirate's crew Anna Valeska ., . . . Mary Polites Mrs. Pengard . . . Mary Williams Horace Pengard . . Wayne Turney Ivan Borolsky . . . Andy Fichter just want the facts, ma'am give me back my ring t0uchees are better than one T-- Ackley B. Allen J. Bailey J. Balch N. Balmaser R. Banks B- Adams B. Allen M. Baker B. Balthaser L. Banks 1 .L -Q , . . .WA .. .sh Q' hs' Snr A .A . S . .5 i .K 4 f T, Q f A y A i .Q ' qluu . W S if i 3 . a H rf a 1 . Y . W , -V' ' .,,, af ,, , :- '4' ,L ' 'Y , . ., - ' Y sg, V , ' I 4 '- , ' L ,wk V .f:. Q I - -.L., ,...- 3 1 :Q ,::- , t - .. v , H i k K' Y I 1 Im 4 ' l.'a 5 fi i .a . A .r.a A 'l'll A xx .E l X. ig ag all hands on deck , property crew caught off guard, loafing instant Pirate created here lv Pwr 1 pirates and more pirates J Iovelv to look at. excirincr rn hnlri THE BIG NIGHT... stage crew tense...property crew scurrying... Where's that sword'?... make-up crew creating Instant Pirate - Where's the powder?... Mr. Poston fixing beards and scars... gentle pirates awaiting their cue... keep the noise down in the cafe- terial... everyone does double duty in this play... swords clash... guns fire... play clicks... B. Benton V. Boster O. Breece D. Brimhall Q-ki J. Booher S. Brake J. Bright 'QQ 1 If Qi. I . fx. ' ? I X -5 4 J Q? f2'.'T:i . iv' J iypu y S s , W 6 J. Brown F. Brown J. Brown 1,1 f - in 1 6 xx V J -- A st ' Q .,,. 4 M u gf ig, , Q ,' K . 'ik 5. A ' Y. nu. L Li 4 o w l . it gi Mg. 5, l J. Brush .wr M 'K I sa... , a dance after the game? will We ever earn enough? pretty participants in perpetual projects Quips and Queens JUNIOR CLASS committee... led by President Steve Elliot... discussion on coat check after the games... who will work this Saturday?...a dime a coat... a dance near Christ- mas?... will we EVER earn enough? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS working on a project... they never end, do they?... orange paper and black paint... taxing of artistic tal- ents... F.T.A. audits first grade at Phillips Hall... learning to teach by examples... F.T.A. returns to the first grade B. Buford W. Byus S. Caine J. Carmony F. Carson K Cosby S. Burdette S. Cain D. Campbell C. Carnes N. Caudill I Q. Y' A 6.4. i f A t . 5 - I.. I 1 ii I -V . - . .. 4. ...L V V 3 V V the happy four off to Toledo B smiles to make you happy Bon Voyage Trips and Teens N.F.L. off to Toledo for a two day tournament... ready for final rounds of competition... accompanied by Mrs. Evans and Mr. Younger... first place trophy from Toledo for Alice in the Looking Glass ... W-TEENS initiation... candlelight ceremony... many underclass- men become new members... smiles from the cabinet members... punch and cookies for all... BARB LAWSON is Teenager of the Week... outstanding youth at Hayes High honored by Gazette... first place for Barb li J -4 Crank M. Deel M. DeWitt R. Disbennett M. Durst K. Dutcher E. Dailey S. Denton L. Dickey B. Doty G. Dutcher ' S' H , L, 3 4 1, S I 'f -' , -'i ' 1 ,..- - sz' 'Fl y vc .,, i ' ' ' . i is.f 'K' L 6 , 'ef r M fe 4 f -if f . , if if 1 ' if ' . 4- 1 '- xxx 6 A11 as X , . V , . 2: ig, I , K aw ,KW V , A S N ww 5 KN? -s gf , . Q honored gridders Power and Skill A GREAT FOOTBALL season comes to a close... sports banquet... this year's and next year's co- captains honored... most valuable player--Frank: most improved player--Mike... Flares entertain with songs... Denison coach speaks... CHORUS practices for Thanksgiving concert... SOP!-IOMORE CLASS com- mittee holds another meeting... plans car wash, skating party... FUTURE HOMEMAKERS hold initiation... 1 ,- -I , , - . , ,r I ,, . . l ,wx iid 'fx .... Ed hits the milk... at the banquet t ,A T Fl .A 9 ,. x ., 1 N, if i more work for someone lk.. X p 1 six F.H.A.ers J- EHTIS J- EVHFIS C. Flournoy B. Fry P. Gail B. Gaines B- E112 E. Fisher B. Fogle K. Furlong 5, Gail Q. . , 5' A V 5 . JAXQN 'U' Q, tri? 5 9, t , fav ,V it -01.2 x 5 w A 1 Q, S. .Q s W fine Thanksgiving program refreshments and excitement getting instructions THANKSVIGING ASSEM- BLY... Chorus gives fine program under Mr. Lidde1l's direction... ac- companied by Cheryl Gale Thanksgiving message by Rev. Campbell... W- TEENS ASSIST Muscular Dystrophy Drive... anoth- er example of community service...instructionsfrom Elks... also refreshments knocking on doors with a Would you like to con- tribute? ... friendly smiles encourage open pocketbooks ...MEANWI-llLE... Remem- ber the O.S.P.E?... or the Senior Scholastic Test?... BUS headlights appear... yawn! Would you like to contribute? and assignments Cheryl -avg friendly freshman smiles For Health and Happiness C- Gaines J. GH'-Iver R. George R. Gorgas A. Greene E. Hall 5. Gardner W. Geiger R. George J. Graham B. Haddix .V . V I .I A 'Trl Q, - . LJ I ii? : - VL .-.11 4 . 2. Q' 'W we 4 ig .gi 'R i. l A g. I. K V R, f f ix ,N .5 M f M, 'X 4 December Dawns MAJOR-MINOR MEETING...Christmas caroling party planned... entertainment by two talented members... Walter Oehler with Clair De Lune Barbara Fry ,with two arrangementsmre- freshments served... goodies and gossip... PEP ASSEMBLY AND GAME... first basketballgame of the year... introducing team in assembly... Mr. Rucker's favorable forecast... opening game hard and fast... cheering pep club in a new setting... bouncy music by pep band... Ben Wilson star performer... tied score... overtime... goodies and gossip bouncy music Walter Oehler Barbara Fry this season's basketball cast S Hampton G. Hasty H. Heinlen B. Hoskins T. Hull M. Hyduke R. Harris A, Hatton B. Hoffman M. Hough J. Hutchison .51 W r W 4 X y K ,, Q . LX' 1 4 A' 45:1-. , ... .A I My A A X 72 ' . . 5 , K i - 7 'Hx - I , A, ', -4 f. . N J- 1 ng. -1. 5 Q' -b r 7 ... W L 5? ca 4 . if if w 59 j 2 , f i m 'A H , H ' ,M x , . 1 , iff .M fm li W W ll 'Q-f 'Q , .. .f i ,, ..kk - . . .. f ' If i f f . i n f. ,gif fv..-,. X. 1 .., 1 Lk Q ..., xi Varsity Excelsior! BASKETBALL TEAMS... Coaches Rucker, Dunker and Motil present the 1961-1962 quintets... notice the eagerness... the determination... the legs... Mike guards the gear... URBANA gets the scare of their lives... but 53-57 in overtime... MARYSVILLE destroyed 79-50... 25 for Ben... reserves win 40- 30... KEY CLUB sells pigtail pets. Freshmen . I' Tom and a tame one A. lvers C. Johns M. Jordan R. Jaynes E, Jones T if x was ' QQ-X ex I' 1. M .- . me -. .- . asf, Reserves M. Kennedy C. Kerr R. Keyser J. Kellar E. Kern J. Kerr . fi , gs 4 , ...qw wr - . ' 'lv J ft A- 9' -. - W if I ' I ,I ,. .ff .. k if V ' 5 Aw , - -- gf - 1 ,.. , ,f -. n. f -. - .- .. L ,fs- Kx V V 3 y 5, X gi 9 Q C i , 1 f, V K, ,-, Y . 1, .. 1,5 Y - - 4.4. V . , 1 s C.K.D.L.'s at it again Like Fun ROCKIN' TONIGHT sponsored by Radio Club... Swinging music...C. K.D.L.'s at intermission... king and queen announced... F.H.A. MEET- ING... Shirley Schnees, president... Betsy Nolze, vice-president...Donna Maraldo, secretary B a r ba r a Matthews, treasurer... Liz Tilden, historian... Polly Caudill, parlia- mentarian... speaker from Lebanon THESPIANS... supper at Jeff Lewis' house... on the road to indi- gestion... discussion of next play... MEANWHILE... choruses of Iover- slept ... mono rears its ugly head... an invasion imminent King and Queen F.H.A. meeting ' levs not H11 talk at Once on the road to indigestion 'is new rl' -Lb R Keyser G. Klump S. Larcom A. Levings L. Lilly B Lowe L. Kise B. Krack A. Lethers S. Lewis C. Lorish f . iier X 4 'li Af' Nr M. , 2 f 'NSN flux I i .i.,.x,: . . . ,N ml I f . M , A A -sz., Q' 1 ' i f .lil in A an 1 iif igg 1 ...T f HF ' Q S 3 ' W -. if ' 1- .f it 'fr if 'fe- . n i L . punch at Miss Bussard's brushing up for the French waiter good morning? Busy Schedules FRENCH CLUB progres- sive dinner... punch and crackers at Miss Bussard's to Columbus for a real French dinner... speaking French for the evening... FORENSIC students... up at four o'clock... groans and sleepy eyes...bus to Middletown... how cold it is in December!...SOPHO- MORE executive meeting... future projects discussed skating party in Janu- ary?... OI-I,YES...the lock- er money's finally all in... sophomores Scheme off to Middletown at 5 A.M. B LOWTY J. Maggard B. Mathews C. May D. McLain C. McPherson N. Lusby B. Main w, Maxey L. Mcclorhnn M. McNamara ,I 45 ,Wk H at Q . u j Q s f . v ' 2 Q .W 5- 1 ' if i ... f N 2 is A ' F' A. Q A , A ii q Q S three Bedford boppers Sam's in charge half a ball? ornament droppers Let Up STUDENT COUNCIL drops ornaments on a tree... a yearly fun-project... Merry Christmas... CRANDVIEW swallows a bitter pill, a basketball... WI-IITEHALL wins 64-53... 492, shooting... reserves lose 35-33... BEDFORD gets bopped... Pacers win in overtime 44-41... a great victory... Wilson and Pratt - 16 points... reserves win 34-16... RADIO CLUB puts on another show... five minutes per day... Friday, a treat... a half hour of good listening... Happy Birthdays, calendar, sports and sometimes a Feature Teacher... GRADE CARDS again... happy day ... DELHI pictures taken... J. McVay C. Miller S. Millisor T. Moore F. Murphy J. Neal K. Mead D. Miller E. Mooney both ends of the broadcasting business T. Moore R. Murphy r I' ' .,, ' Q ' . A -E Q I 'N .p,, V. ' , f, ' 21 . ..,. . V5 - V . As I P I A . I A eri ateel ' F .L . .. I ' ' K' I. - . .,V I l i' ' I .'1 Q if . . tw . 1 . 2, 'Pg-3, an TWH 'Pit' as ,, wax itteeetr A '1 -' if .. f g ' ' .. 'ff' Q? . . 1, A' ,.'tt, . . I f 1 E + X at t , E I 'wa Qu. I 1 I :A Christmas presents . voices blend in singingf?J COCK-,AMA a friendly spirit Holiday Fun LATIN CLUB celebrates Christmas with a friendly spirit... presents for children... pounds of food... a deep pleasure from sharing... F.T.A. and their Christmas party... poor Santa has a cold... presents for ourfuture teachers... holiday goodies for F. T.A. members... MAJOR-MINOR spread good will... a brisk evening of caroling... warming the hearts... then warming the toes... ALSO... hearing tests... senior immuniza- tions... booster vaccinations... any mono shots? ... fun-type goodies Major Minor merriment . . warming the toes G Ne1S0H J Oehler N Peebles R. Pettit S. Phelps J Pierce L Nelson E Okar1 L. Pettit I.. Phelps M Pminan 'W .f . 'K if i , , Vg . N I ,W ki., ,, . 'SIS ,I 4 p he x W X 2 sc L J V 'F Ch! aw' 'W 1 . ' 'M K . , 'rs BOTTOM ROW: C. Shirling,A. Ditslear,B.Nolze, L. King, N. Bird, J. Brautigam, C. Lobdell, M. Stimmel, J. Christian, J. Clifford, Mr. Liddell. ROW TWO: W. Dittrick, B. Mantor, S. Gale, B. Courter, P. Quillan, R. Jolliff, L. Gary, S. McElfresh, P. Clark, A. Kebker, M. Darst,- C. Reitz. ROW THREE: N. Trego, S. Wickham, G. Johnston, C. Roof, M. Williams, L. Cochran, V. Gatton, J. I-larris, B. Lawson, E. Kern, V. Phillips, R. Mooney, L. Mitchell. TOP ROW: M. Roszman, J. Tagg, R. Keyser, D. May, B. Carson, T. Workman, P. White, J. Wetmore, T. Ivers, W. Oehler, E. Kern, B. Ullom, T. Walsh, B. Banks. last rehearsal I Hear Music THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT... concert... SENIOR CI-IOIR as precious as angels ... lifting their voices in carols... Carol of the Bells ... CHORUS GROUP... last minute practicing... traditional dress of White blouses and dark skirt... REV. MANSCI-IRECK speaks at Christmas assembly... SENIOR SING in the halls at Christmas... a regranted privilege... NO ASSIGN- MENTS over vacation... remember?... ABCDEFGI-IIJ KMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ... get it? No 'L ' ix wonderful tradition B. Price J. Reed S. Robinson P. Rush T. Sampson S. Scalise S. Rector B. Rife B. Ross C. Russell D. Sandnes 'Ks -,I W wk I I ' E S 4 ' . I JAWA I 3 ,, ..e ' 4 1 rill A if Q A .-.. 1'. . Q 55 S S A .. I X .St I L' V .af I f 'Q -.. at ,I X3 f .. .lea I S. Music, Music, Music A PARTY for the history class... a bag full of festive foods... not everyone gets a chance to celebrate in school... SENIOR CLASS SING... a beautiful snowy night... caroling through the streets of town... celebrating the holidays... CLASS PARTY... after the caroling... a chance to get warm... hot chocolate and cookies... trying the twist... rhythms by the Invaders... an evening of fun and frolic... no guilt feelings about staying up late NOW... HAYES HIGH to be ready April 15... db' ... Joy to the World the strollers .1 the Invaders a snowy nig ht Schlabach P. Seever P. Shannon B. Show J. Smaflk R Snyder G. Schulken S. Sell P. Shaw J. Slagle N. Snow tv! 'Mt 4 if 'X P .X -Q .niifv w - . , .JW 5' P J. .Q ss.. KWH -, , ,LI , U - I sf ',, . M I P .r Q ..-4 . 41 N . r . Q ,L ' . W K I K... L .. ,I x 4 K, Q x K 1 5. K xl.. ,V 1 5, Q s. M .sees . ' E ' L X- t. x, A nf... x. Pressure Performers RADIO CLUB... Hayes dominates airwaves Delaware's Jimmy Crum, Mike, interviews Steve... Are we plugged in?... engineers give assurance... four forensickers and their mascot... whither fed- eral aid to education ...UPPER ARLINGTON... Bennie's all business... Bill and Chester look sharp Dan dances... tension high... emotions reach sea- son's peak... Screamy Hayes ... 8 point lead lost in fourth quarter... superior shooting by pacers... inferior score, however... 43-39... temper, temper! reserves win 58-47... Hampton gets 16... Ward bags 13... Bill and Chester Bennie's all business D. SI- Clair D. Stover B. Swam B. Stevens R. Stults Delaware's Jimmy Crum and friend Captain Video and Ranger Dick four forensickers and mascot look sharp Dan dances C. Terry Ag . .... H K 4 A a , penis S 'vm Us sf 4' -me ig Q? is -1 Q ik vs gi? , 'titt 2 a f 4 K . is k .R r- V f la- A- . g - a . . .. 'Eg 2 13- K - 1 j , V 4 5 I' R. 5 1, if ' . :ig 7 ? - 'lm' he W ' l. Thomas R. Tossy W Turney E. Tilden R. Troxell ,. fr- if iff ., , ii lli ' ' . ' ' ...- ,, . Vyl. . Yi .Q silents, please Thespians and Council THESPIANS... meet to assess their recent triumph... monthly covered dish dinner... rerun: CAPTAIN APPLEJACK... Silent movies accompanied by laugh- ter... PLAY TRYOUTS... for a new one... another success no doubt... DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY... can't wait... many come to read parts... STUDENT COUNCIL meets... sets up dance dates... words about mass hysteria at games... we lost screamy Hayes newsletter - a new innovation... W-TEENS for- mal... Snowflake swirI ... punch was good... inter- mission: Barb and Invaders ... people danced... I QUE f?!.'r 'cava xtw. +: M.. intermission ..Death1y..t1.youtS council convenes to ponder problems -w 9 . VL Wallace J. Warden M. Wells 1-1, Wenger D. Wheeler A. Wilkenson B. Wanzo M. Warner R. Welsh D. West P. Wickham 'wa 11'- . . ,sf A ,. ,af . .., ,, ' 'X' -Q A I fr I ' . I 7 'ii' Y Q- I I fi f - f . 35 I A- Ie. A ' t 5 F or A .. 4' . ff, X 1 2- Qs V , . if I ,f ..k7 ,K Y! I Q ' 4 f JK N Q M154 Y- it '-,gvy W -t .. 1 I -- of Qx .V v 3 X y y xc' 4 -- - X ... I . . t. fl Then the prince smiled... Teacher, may I... chalk sheet protection Service To Qthers FUTURE TEACHERS get experience at Carlisle school... Robbi Sherman, Bea Bigony, and Susie Stull put into practice their teaching theories... the shoe is on the other foot now... MR. KOCK demonstrates his brand new chalk sheet made by sophomores... now he's Mr. Clean... SPORTS ASSEMBLY... Sherrie, Frank, and Ben talk about good sportsmanship... Mr. Rucker and Mr. Middleton add their views... W-TEENS CABINET... plans for the W-Teen formal crystalize for Sportsmanshlp mistress of ceremonies... Carol Shonting. W-Teens talk... and talk... and talk D. Williams S. Wilson D. Wolfe B. Worick J. Yoder R. Wilson W. Wilson D. Woolford R, Wycoff Vzyp VV , pii .i.r ie . iiilir ' . T JH . V',LVV - K V. . 5 : , cramming for P.O.D. final , , , Irreplaceables , Fmlshm mf PEP Touches ron EXAM5 F o r T h e 'Q Se m este r . pl EAT SEMESTER EXAMS for Hayes... late night cramming... moans and groans... planned BREAKFAST 5 - 7 and executed by teachers... particularly E executed... F.I-l.A. tries to encourage stu- . ' dents to eat breakfast... only one more V semester for seniors... DELI-II... holding the typewriters in reverence, the eraser at the ready... the circular file is easily filled with scraps... THE HIRREPLACE- ABLES ... typists Sue and Walter... all around helpers - Carol Shonting, Judi Carnes, Peggy Law... near panic as dead- line approaches... Mr. Essential aimons les exams French at the Sllmmlf S. Adkins L. Ballard P. Adams S. Aller if 'W ' 6- Q xi 'Mr Sophomores P Game After if Game 1 WORTHINGTON loses 41-37... hard press works for Congrawlaflons Pacers... 11 field goals and 19 free throws...-re- Ben Scores serves Win 36-35... ST. PETER Wins 70-50... Pacers , . up fourth quarter... 21 for Ben... reserves win 31- AXI: vu' 25,,, URBANA gets another game, 53-41... reserves inf, win 32-31... EASTMOQR Skim by 52-51... Hayes 5.6.9 hits for 1502... GRANDVIEW loses 66-59... Pratt, Elliot, and Wilson - 17 points each... 48 rebounds for Hayes... reserves win 40-33... Steve pitches Pacers all the way Action for Bill 1 'A X X C- Banks T. Barker S. Benedetto P. Bills T, 130116115 J, Borden J- Banks M. BSUFHEIU D. Betts K. Bobula I-1, Bonner - , ' ,ie , 4. 4:4 N' 15.3 N' lu' 'Q' .. ,. .X as D V ' .Q ,A S I :X Q fb' .1 '45, by .. ,Y 75. ' Q? - PA e , X . yi R 1' 9 I . 'Q V 4 1 5 A be i 1. . ' f . ' , tlt . 1 'fr. ' t is 1 . 1 Z' x at - v . .f ttit f xt P- , La. -1- - AA 2 .., ,jg . 4' - XX X' .x i , 4 I A .F.L., F.H.A., Y.F.C. THE WINNING DEBATE RS show re- ward... back from a fruitful trip... Geiger, Wilson, Turney, and Manschreck... MRS. EVANS dis- plays her trophy... FUTURE HOME- MAKERS CONVENE... the future leaders on the home front... study- ing hard in domestic courses... YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUB... the Y.F.C. presents the Wi1ted Roses M a speaker for the Y.F.C.... an F.H.A, work session a fruitful trip reward for teaching let's sing together ,, I , . :U ' ,. ...j working toward Junior Homemaker degree presenting a play Y.F.C. speaker 3 I Vw . K , J. Breece J. Christian B. Bowlus E. Bump J. Burns E. Butcher - if? 'QUE i ' vfifmm F t rj ' A 5, A 4 S. Buckingham K. Burkhart K. Burrell J. Brautigam M. Catrow , 9 t . . , ,f . ,. L Wx K 'ib- ., 1' 4- K Y: QQ' C 4 upyp 'k ann x 'X Q . Q, 5 . A . if ' I ' l Bill and Chester Enter Februar WHITEHALL pulls ahead 60-51... Rams played the free throw line... Pacers show spunk in 4th quarter Rams had 19 turnovers to Hayes' 8... Reserves won 36-35... MOUNT VERNON downed 48-44... Pacers get revenge... Pratt shines in 3rd quarter... Eliot's finest game... Reserves Win 38-23... BEXLEY wins 55-45... Pacers shoot 222, to Lions Sli... Hayes leads rebounding 43 to 22... Wilson high: 20 points Reserves won 31-26... many, many aImS notice the form L. Cochran D. Corley C. Crosby C. Curtis A. Davis P. Doland K. Collier G. Cox R. Crumb J. Davenport A. Ditslear Effort and Enthusiasm FUTURE FARMERS proudly display their new tractor... that's a lot of money...butit's worth it... Bill surrenders the check for the keys... FOREN- SIC TOURNAMENTat Hayes... Andy Fichter and Joe Wetmore 2nd's... Barb Lawson...3rd Juniors manthe cafeteria... Sophomores the snack bar... ART CLASS seniors... deco- rate bulletin boards... colors, shapes, and textures... GIRLS' GLEE CLUB practices... do, re, mi, and the rest. diligence's reward creativity .. sophomores and juniors provide services Glee Club I Dutcher J. Edelblute M. Evans J. Feinberg B. Figg B Flournoy S. Dutcher S. Elliott D. Farrand A. Fichter M. Fleshman 'Wav ma 5 it A ...F y A A 5 i ff , -. r Kg, 'A F ' A rr.. A A Q .u 'A , y . s if . ..ir... 'A '-A S- r. t -':. W 1 f f . qry E! X j i g ,,k- V , , Af. ..., . : in ' Es by , 13 W 'lt ,,. Y.F.C. in Wesley Hall F.T.A.'ers get pins More Meetin sl Y.F.C .... another meeting in Wesley Hall... first issue of newspaper, the DAILY HAZARD... F.T.A. meets with a school psychologist... Mr. Gross and Mr. Sabatino... necessary understanding by teachers... tests and I.Q.... club pins distributed... RADIO CLUB... Be sure you sign up on the bulletin board ... some speak, some type, some engineer... some forget... PARAMEDICAL CLUB sees two films on cancer and hospital work... Mrs Cranor provides an interesting meeting... good attend- ance for the newly-formed club... JUNIOR CLASS spon- sors listen at Junior Class executive meeting... they direct, too... planning another Junior-Senior banquet and prom... vv.D.L.R. at H.H.s. Junior CIHSS Sponsors I I I I J. Foor M. Fraser L. Frye L. Gary K. Greene J. Harris J. Fouts J. Freeman D. Furniss V. Catton B. Hampton A , fb b . . , 'sf iw.. .. '-- I .... , . - , :E .. A V L I' qi hr' ' ' s ' 1 A 1 - .. ' - 1 - . Q -: , Q . I 1 , .I . ,, . . 3 . . .A . . I- f ef, . I We if -. . . .. srlr ' I . . I I ' I we win Toward Tomorrow THE F.F.A. greats... we win every time... the big boys of basketball... T.B. for all? - that is, a test... the aroma of alcohol... even the mighty may flinch... the daring DYNAMICS definitely devastating damsels with a pretty pianist... MEDICAL CLUB for many maybe's... new officers go over new rules... Cheryl Gale... pres... Pam Adams... veep Robby Sherman... corresponding secretary... Peg Law... recording secretary... Sue Wickham... treas- urer... Mrs. Stanger... chief sur- geon... a time of experimentation... 3' rkflff, even the mighty H future nurses or doctors? to be Of not to be we three mouths sg.. C. Henry A. lngraham R, Jackson K, Jeffrey N, Jones S Keller -6' O- Hing B. Inlow V. Jackson C. Johnson A Kebker V g,l.. Qg 'Xb yy- Av 'I 'L P ' K 9 , . I kv - ik I , I lk lv -in he R . N ,. A 6 if N G' ,2 Q , vp- A 1 Qi- 5' s ' ' A i- - B' 1 fr S. w X 7 , A iw. Winter Concert THE ANNUAL CONCERT... long practices beforehand... How did those plants get in the band'?...immaculate in new uniforms... abundance of tal- ent to work with... gleaming instruments... shining buttons and clean facesl... Seventy six trombones led the big pa- rade ... a hundred and ten cornets ... the big sound of the Hayes band... the popular... and the classics, too. RESERVE BAND FIRST ROW: N. Salisbury, S. Grooten, S. I-lilborn, C Fisher, D. Lashbrook, C. Edleblute, A. Morrison SECOND ROW: M. Esterday, C. Griffith, K. Wenger, N Stanger, B. O'Keefe, G. Monks, T. Davis, J. James, N Thomas, D. Wynkoop, S. Tay1or.THIRD ROW: R. Pittman S. Knight, C. Kraft, L. Horn, D. Edleblute, S. Mouser: B. Breece, T. McPherson, B. Riggs, N. Parks, B Burdette, B. Clark N. Tompkins L. Shackelford M Scottie, M. Powe1l.'FOURTH ROW,: S. Aller, B. JOi1iff, K. Caldwell, L. Shonting, Mr. Singer, D. Eifert, D. Lobdell, Mr. Ross, J. Bowman, K. Wetmore, E. Reynolds D. Daugherity, J. Miller, P. Hansel. HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: C. Graham, M. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: 'J Bowman, M. Phillian, D. Maggard,,V. Gatton, P.Mul1ins P. Godbey. THIRD ROW: J. Borden, H. Wenger, M Easrerday, P. Doland. Founrn ROW: R. Sherman, JI Oehler, J. Carnes, J. Wolfe, R. Disbennett, E. Butcher S. Robinson, T. Stephenson, D. Brimhall, C. Shonting, E. Fisher. FIFTH ROW: J. Lewis, M. Dewitt, D. Daugherity, J. Bowman, E. Reynolds, K. Wetmore, J. Plougher, S. Lewis, Mr. Ross, Director. Kmg L- Ki11IZ L. Knight J. Leininger D. Maggard B. Mantor L- King W. Klingler T, Landsittel H. Lowe T. Manschreck 'iwy 'fairs ,,, y A -t,...f ' J K ' t at fx N fl. V , X ' 1' . hzv J ' , V Q' , as 4 t , ,, s. A fi Hoopsters and FIRST ROW: S. Hampton, B. Show, J. Sinister. SECOND H a O n ROW: B. Allen, K. Flowers, S. Larcom, L. Frye, K Flowers. THIRD ROW: W. Klingler,D. Sheets, R.George L. ShaCk61f01'd, R. George, L., King, V. Boster, Lf Ballard, C. Spear, P. Law. FOURTH ROW: B. Doty, S Wickham, C. Carnes, B. Lowry, B. Hutchison, R.Murphy E. Daily V. Jackson A. Wilkinson D. Sandnes W Sheets, W. Turney, Assistant Directorlvlr. James Singer: fastest shots in the midwest Concertino by Jack Bowman... we're proud of him... memorable performance... proof that practice makes per- fect... BASKETBALL PRACTICE... daily fun... films of last weeks' game... study to improve... then more prac- tice... fastest shots in the midwest... a side of the team most people don't see... HAYES HIGH SCHOOL construc- tion continues Ch... seniors disappointed at finish dead- line... Qwhich one'I5...g underclassmen cheer... MEAN- WHILE... STUDENT TEACHERS reappear... bless 'em seniors begin TERM PAPERS... also P.O.D. reports excellent timing... recipe for collapse... DELHI subscription campaign... they're going fast... only 125 left... construction? D. Maraldo C. McClellan K. McMullen J. Mitchell A. Nogle D Parks M- McBride G. McCumber I-I. Mikesell P. Mullins J. Oberlander A gt' L-'xx I .- ' k,,4-ef an . fi ,L A ' tel . Wi ' 1 .. . ll. 'M . . I I .. ag . .. . I . .vgv - . UL' KL .. , . , I x s.. !Y2t Lidr A, 3 V Q 3. 7 V In vrkk XM A ...two points for me I . alem abounds seniors to be proud of P, Payne 1 5 ,i i.. A our ball Like Yea! ' 1 Q PEP RALLY... our new cheerleaders fabulous basketball team... unknown talent shows through... one, two, three, stomp, cross ... all ready for Arlington... ARLING- t TON gets a scare...afirst quarter to remem- .. ' A ber... Perfection : Coach Rucker... Pacers pull ahead 19-4... then... the ball grew... the hoop shrank... held scoreless for 472, of the game... final: 56-39... SENIOR PEP i RALLY... to introduce the fellows... Ben, l Chester, Mike, Bill, Tom, Sam, and Frank 'food-by to our seniors... they've worked ar . P. Phelps T Plogher R. Powell P. Quillen T, Reed R- PGHY 5. Pinlley D. Potter R. Price C. Raaphorst i t ei tgllis ' it 9 M . . . 5,2 W .ii , A is f math lecture I3 Weeks To Go WORTHINGTON defeath- ered 51-45... parents' night seniors' last game... score tied several times... Pratt with sixteen points... Frank gets last bucket of the year... reserves lose 44-40... MR. WILSON speaks to the math classes an electronic computer O.W.U. brings opportu- nities to town... FUTURE l-IOMEMAKERS work after school... look forward to Junior Homemaker's Awards... E Roloson R Rowland C Saulisbury B. Shanklin D Sheets R Shepherd R Roof D Rybolt B. Sexton Shaw W Sheets by Q, , ,A 4 1 , P A Q , A 1 1 f .L 4... ' sf Q' .g as 9 2 .x 2 K RA X gl Mr. Wilson visits VL? going going gone girls do pay attent1on 0 Q . Contrary LU Oplmon rlc Happenings GLENN GOES UP... ten seconds of terrible suspense... going, going, gone... A HOLIDAY IN BLACK... the seniors in mourning... juniors in pa- jamas... sophomores in play clothes... freshmen in ratty outfits... best attend- ance record for seniors this year... W-TEENS... plans made... the big .eat and splash party... con- trary to public opinion... girls do pay attention... seniors in the cafeteria... the good doctor and his slides... seniors in mourning ... Happy Birthday George R Sherman J Shuster R Skatzes J. Smith J Spring T Stephenso B Shuster C Skatzes E. Smart S Smith E Starling 2' r . YQ 1 , QQ si X? QV EQ I T ' iw.: as L. by as WISE 'ig , an L. 9 if if 15, .5 J, , S 3. ji' ,Y , X .. qs 'Yr I .4 iii? 'Q Q QE 5, 5 5 5 ' asf? H, ' Q gf '5 if Q Vasa '25 Q' ' ' 3 51 l 1.:?'f I sig' r . fs' 'QE N , 'lff f r Wg W I Q' ,if f V A 1 M .v V ' f I , A, fl N A 1 M , l xff'A . . 237 24,,4 f V' . - . , 5 I V A , , V , Ky J in . g a Q Q I 5 7' .f N.. , , 5 , sy, ., f ' .. f V-ii gfzwrfv' X ,H + 1 W jr? '1 Q . QL is ,n 1 ,i iv T: wx V g , A . fi wks , blame US! decisions, decisions DELHI Staff ORGANIZED DISORGANlZATION...- uncounted hours of writing and rewriting... the prob- lem of space... two rolls of film used in such a short time... But-four pages can't be lost ... patience and skill... calm in the face of disaster... Where's that picture? ... deadlines bear down... tables piled high with first tries and second tries... waste baskets, too... original minds needed... or just minds... find me a copycounter... identifying and proofreading... another deadline, another ulcer... India ink and little triangles... get the right names with the right faces... How much money have we spent'I ... an argument here and there... consistency pays off... What'll the kids say? ... What'll it look like? someone has to be an optimist... and here they are... CO-EDITORS... Bea Bigony, Susie Stull... dedicated hearts... busy minds... BUSINESS MANAGER... Carol Graham... Cover all the stores in town ... CAMPAIGN MANAGER... Mary Polites... Delhis on sale at noon in the auditorium ... ADVISER... Mr. Thomas Graham, Jr .... a laugh a day brightens the wav... TYPISTS... Walter Oehler, Susan Wickham... practice makes per- fect... the chore of reading the copywriters' handwriting... ART... Mary Polites, Dick indexing activities . and still smiling McGovern... for color, design and humor... SENIOR HIGH and JUNIOR HIGH SECTIONS Judy Carnes, Carol Graham, Peg Law... big and little faces... PHOTOGRAPHY... Susie Stull... Here comes the camerag would you smile please7 ... INDEX... Carol Graham... what a miserable job... VALUABLE I-IELPERS... Janet Brautigam, Wendy Dittrick, David May, Carolyn Shirling... and others.. oh, yes... don't forgeti.. July brings more... 12 pages... we can't wait... can you? capturing the year putting names with pictures triangle trouble Q.-L JUNIOR HIGH 112 Administration i MR, EARL WALSH, Principal MRS. LAWRENCE WELLS, Secretary The Junior High School of 1961-1962 by no means lacks the problems of the previous yearg however, under the careful supervision of Mr. Walsh, Principal, the nine period afternoon sched- ule runs with little confusion. Four hundred and -sixty students walk the halls from 12:03 to 5:05 With a wide-awake look not found in the morning classes of Senior High. Much devoted time and work has been put forth by Mr. Walsh and Mrs. Wells. As Principal Mr. Walsh's main duties are centered around administration and supervision of Junior High School. Co-ordinating all factors of the school institution, programming, scheduling and even managing the milk market make up his busy day. Hidden behind the scenes is. perky Mrs. Wells, secretary and receptionist in the Junior High office. Her duties of clerical Work, re- cording, and attendance take much time and hard Work. Appreciation is extended to these two for their successful operation of the Junior High in this highly complicated year. Instructors MR. MICHAEL BETO MR. HOWARD MRS. ANNABELLE MR. JOSEPH FISHER Physical Education BLANCHARD CARPENTER Science 7 Geography 7,8 Home Economics 8 Georgraphy 7,8 COTS 8 Science 7 Directed Recreation Ci L asf. ,fm 'J Hs?' . ' .. L .J ,, ?,, . MRS. GLENNA FLOWERS French 7,8 MR. DAVID KLUDY Arithmetic 7,8 Algebra 8 MRS. BEULAH GOODING Core 7 Science 8 . t., 3, '- with I 5 , 'S 6? K V. W . MRS. MARY LIDDELL Art 7,8 MRS. GWENDOLYN GROSS Core 7 , I MRS. MARGARET MCMINN Core 8 MRS. PAULINE PRATT MRS. VERRELLE REID MRS. MARY ROBERTS Science 7 Core 7 Guidance 8: Counseling MISS EDITH SWARTZ MRS. CATHERINE Arithmetic 7 ,8 WIANDT Girls' Physical Education Geography This year's fac- ulty was made up of twenty-five teachers, six of whom w e r e new. Students were divided into cores ac- cording to ability-- nineteen cores in all. The Junior High teachers cheerfully and successfully completed the mat- inee program of the D e 1 a w a r e C i ty Schools. MISS LULA I-IARSI-IFIELD Librarian I L 5. I Q .5 E 4 .? I X I MR. WILLIAM PAYNT ER Geography 7 Ohio Government 8 MRS. ERSEL ROOF Reading8 Core7 wtbl K. I :Q V . i s Wi, MR. JOHN WIANDT Science 8 MR. PAUL KELLER Arithmetic 7,8 MISS ELIZA PLUM Music 7,8 MRS. MARGARET SHISLER Reading Laboratory Core MRS. MIRIAM WILLIAMS Core 8 113 if L. ' E . L . fl gl B, Bachtel B. Bailey FEYPHH ffP i1 aguzf eff , BMJWEQWWW aa aims Qbiiif G. Blakeslee B. Boring 5 1 , q.QF. B,B in Y' . U K. 722221 W. Caplinger B. Carson amy! . ,. ,. ig? , eg 1.3, ,I K ' '-AA 72 , . . T- C0lTlbS L. Corley ' .L -x R . .- -gf . CK, y .' . . . 4 W gy i R. i Sw 1 - . ,..v-1 , . , , E- V jfiglii ,f 'iw .fig-1 EJ., . 'NSY H RE? .i 1 - 51 3 D. Edwards 1. 3 K. Ebejay 4 fgs5q+.,f.ff -f ..,. , 5 L ,- e r Q? nf , 1 ku F 6 5 s .B rtj. K - f . J. Foucs M. Fry .. ,,, ,,,., ., www .'g-,e.,..,z. 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Coaches, Beto, Fisher, Easterday, assist- ant... looking forward to a great season in '62... the tale told by a football... 8th grade footballers... 3-3... fierce as can be 8th grade roundballers... 4-3... their 7th grade counterparts... 3-3... no worry about future cheerleaders, either... BOOSTERS furnish all new equipment... central Ohio's best dressed... each man played at least two quarters... each game safe too one in'ur in three ears 7th grade mighty mites Sports Illustrated Junior Version What is this? A beauty contest? , J y y how many for the opponents? the mentors 120 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Art Class ............... 87 Band .... 45,55,58,59,60, 61, 64, 65, 90,91 Basketball . . . 72,73,76,80,84,86,9l,92, 93,96 Buckeye Girls' 81 Boys' State . . . 51 CAPTAIN APPLEJACK ...... 66,67 Cheerleaders ....... 44,47,54,6O,92 C.K.D.L.'s . . ...... 74 December . . .... 72 Delhi Staff . . . .h 50,83,98 Fair Queens . .... 45 February . . . . 86 Fire Drill ...... . . 51 Flares ......... . . 96 Football Announcers ......... 48 Football Banquet ........... 70 Football Games . . . 40,43,46,48,53,56, 58,60,63,65 Forensics . . . 44,49,69,75,85,87,97 French Club ............. 75 Future Farmers of America . . . 52,57, 87,89 Future Homemakers of America . . 46,70, 74,83,85,93 Future Teachers of America . . 57,68, , 77,82,88 Gazette Editorial Board ....... 47 Girls' Ensemble ..... . . 97 Girls' Glee Club . . . . . . . 87 Hayes High School . . . . 50,91 Homecoming . . . . . 54,55,56 Honor Assembly . . .... 97 Invaders ...... . . . 74,79 January ............... 80 Junior Class Executive Comm .... 41, 63,68,87,88 Key ciub . . . . . . 48,59 Latin Club . . ..... 77 Majorettes . . ....... 61 Major-Minor . . . 57,62,72,77 March .... ..... 9 7 November . . . . 63 October ...... . . . 52 Paramedical Club ......... 88,89 Pep Band ................ 72 Pep Club . . . 40,43,46,58,61,65,72,92 Pep Rally ..... 47,54,64,72,82,92 Play Tryouts . ...... 49,81 Radio Club . . . . . 74,76,80,88 Science Club . . .... 58,62 Senior Choir ........... 70,7l,78 Senior Class Activities . . . 43,68,78,79 Sophomore Class ..... 45,6l,70,75,95 . .4l,44,52,76,81 Student Council . . Thespians .... . . . 42,50,52,74,8l W-Teens ........ 71,8l,9l,94,95,97 W-Teens Cabinet ........ 49,69,82 Youth for Christ Club . . . . 85,88 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Band ................. 119 Basketball . . . . 121 Choir ....... . . .119 Classroom Shots . . .... 118 Eighth Grade . . . . .114,1l5 Football ..... .... 1 20,121 Seventh Grade . . , , 115,116,117 'Activities Index 122 ,11- SUPPORT MERCHANTS COMPLIMENTS OF DELAWARE AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION GE NE DAVID BUICK Buick MARSHALL PONTIAC Pontiac-Rambler 0 4-ss fi X 0 I f ul n I , CQ-3 .z ll Qs DRIGGS MOTOR SALES Plymouth-Chrysler-Valiant KEEPER CHEVROLET Chevrolet-Cadillac 124 -fn . f -X3:'vi'f1-1 V ' , P' . efwfM! ?Efz'yf .' ..k, A- E012 .W-,.,,. I -...VM -W N.,'ff, f w...-ML.-:WL-MQ: M ' .. KATHRYN SISSON PHILLIPS HALL AN ADVENTURE IN EDUCATION LIES BEFORE YOU AT I0 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ll 125 '11 Compliments Of Whetsel Brothers Red 81 White 236 W. Central Avenue Phone 362-6871 I1 Ii: H .,. lla q1 ,ii Teele Appliances Transistor Radios - H.F. Stereos General Electric Appliances G.E. Authorized Sales 81 Service 57 N. Sandusky St. OWU BOOK STORE DELAWARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THINGS 1. NEW AND OLD BOOKS 2. COLLEGE SUPPLIES 3. FINE ARTS SUPPLIES 4. SPORTS EQUIPMENT 5. GIFTS 70 SOUTH SANDUSKY ST. OHIO 126 C mpliments Of DOTY FUNERAL HOME A1 y S kng New Ways Best Wishes And Continued Success Dishennett Real Estate Co - Realtors - l l Parties 9 Meetings -F 3 l 84 K Restaurant Banquets mx Q E O um T S Y Better xafoejse Q K ' O0 0 Wood's Stationew Store ll 30 S . Sandusky See Us For Your School Needs Hanrahan-Pletcher Funeral Home 75 West William Street The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 62 DEEREICK G o Meadow l cl DAIRY Ad P t D ll, g Buck - - Hilborn Insurance WAYNE I-IILBORN, AGENT 30 EAST WINTER STREET DELAWARE , OHIO DELAWARE Cubberly Studio PORTRAITS BY PHOTOGRAPHY MRS. E. L. OUBBERLY - MR. WAYNE W. CUBBERLY 38 1f2 SOUTH SANDUSKY STREET OPPOSITE CAMPUS PHONE 363-3011 THANK YOU VERY MUCH! IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE CREATING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS WE HOPE YOU THINK ENOUGH OF OUR WORK TO LET US SERVE YOU AGAIN SOON ALL IN THE BEST TASTE O HIO New Methocl I' 5 , Ab kf5 , ff' ' ' ' W , .,f 3 CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY I DELAWARE'S MOST COMPLETE DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 9 N. SANDUSKY 73 E. CENTRAL Pennsalf Chemicals Corporation INCORPORATED 1850 U Pennsult Lwfhemicnls 129 Gifts H. M. Benedict, Jeweler COMPLIMENTS Wyler, Hamilton, gl Elgin Watches THE GRE IF BROS. COOPERAGE CORP. gs 9 40 N Sandusky Dela ar I n Hotel B ld g Congratulations From Turney 84 Bauder Barber Shop 7 West Winter Street R. l. Householder Plumbing 84 Heating Phone 362-9161 Radnor Road U2 Mile West Of Hospital D l re Mtd. Rt. 9 Oh Dinovo Bros., Inc. Wholesal F 't And P d F 'WP Fashions For Her On The Corner Opposite City Hall . ,-J Patron list BARNI-IART'S OFFICE MACHINE FRENCH'S FINE FOODS FRISCHE'S FULLER MONUMENT WORKS WATCH THE GUY OR GAL WHO WEARS CLOTHES FROM Wilson's C. J., of course - - NATURALLY I 131 Congratulations C lass of 1962 Congratulations To Class of '62 Benton's Furniture 54 North Sandusky Street Delaware Ohio Flower-S Congratulations Graduates BY Gibso nts McKee Funeral Home Robert McKee, Director Always Distinctive Mrs . Eugene Robinson Receptionist 5- Lf' - 132 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking SGPVICS Serving Delaware County For Over A Century FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM S1 XNSUF4 x Q I :mms Q g'P ' ?' a s-5 Hema?-9' Delaware Ohio Chaney's Super Valu Market The Friendly Store That Saves You More 27 W. William Street Delaware, Ohio STROHM'S Phone 363-6761 'N ,Q fl O J Best Wishes From UHlMANS o O O O 133 11!!'Fl1!!!!1P'! ?'!VHI7 '71'!F!P'!111 ' 1!'1'!! l !!!lI1I ,ff mf, ,X ff' MHl1 aIll1 4 p VW IIIIH Ta we . A Delaware 22 S. Sandusky Street Ohio 362-6981 Best Wishes From THE NEWS SHOP 1 Magazine Store i i' ' Records Phonographs Congratulations 0llER APPLIANCES Your Frigidaire Dealer 25 North Sandusky Street 27 N. Sandusky Street Phone 362-8011 La- F' L.. T Ie Sa I H e F 5' Congratulations To The Class Of '62 THE PEOPlE'S STORE Phone 362-3751 West William Street Delaware Ohio 134 Juniors' - Misses' - Women's Wear U. S. ROYAL BLUE Delaware Complete Food Market 19 N. Sandusky Street Air Conditioned Free Television Wall To Wall Carpet Telephones 0 I1 3 U CD L' 'U S n-3 s 5 5 S QA E 1+ l l'l v-s E 5 5 5' '- 'D 'D L: o 'Ffh 5 I 59, S ' 4: U-3 3 '- N 23, ' ' l'l l to 'U CD fu ll, ffl VJ ' Cf 2 Q H -I a 2 Q Pj m ij S E oo CD rf, 4 3 O :D H 09 2 2 rf- B 3 Z 20 3 'C 2 U1 Q' Q 09 so P-Dr sd gg E, C! '-I ox Oo H O ,-gr f+ ' I'I'l U9 xl O Q UQ T gp P-4 U1 n FY' 3 no ON 3 no 'lj Q fl' O :nf .... o Bun's Restaurant Serving Delaware Q S 9, O fa U2 r- ' O E'- The 8 Q ig 5 no U' CD E5 o 5 Fi estln Fo ds Since 186 135 KOCH'S IGA MARKET CongrauHadons'To'The Class Of 1962 We're As Near As Your Phone 362-2641 Free Denison Engineering Division Delivery American Brake Shoe Company 38 South Sandusky Congratulations TIlTON Tone Class of '62 Agents For Allied Van L1nes, Inc. McElFRESH 81 SON, INC Transfer Ez Storage Co. 188 E. William Lake Sz Winter Phone 363-781 1 of 136 To Some People It's Just Clothing WE CAL L IT PERSONALITY Blackburn's Men's Shop Congratulations To The Class Of '62 Carnes Sinclair Sewice Dealer In Sinclair Products Union William -: H l Tires - Batteries - Accessories Tailpipe - Muffler logan's Mobile Sewice Phone 363-8461 Corner William Sz Liberty Delaware, Ohio ' E an Best Wishes Ouillen Shell Sewice 90 W. William Street Phone 363-8541 Ohio DUNKIN JEWELERS . . .N 1- .,m.,,.,,,.d. ., ,,. V n rv . ll Ulnem N ituiiiitne Charge it if you Wish Watches - Diamonds - Repairs George Seligman 7 North Sandusky Delaware Ohio Delaware ?E i ua I 5 H F Q 1 5 5 it 137 Congratulations From Hepners Pure 0il Lincoln Sz Sandusky Grube's Best In Domestic And Imported Bicycles Schwinn And Raleigh Sales And Repair Service Archery And Fishing Tackle Bear And Parallel Bows Shakespeare And Pfleuger Reels Action And Ocean City Rods Best Wishes Randolph's Sinclair Seryice Troy Road And W. Central Phone 363-5021 Marten Electronics 5 W. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio Mar-De Beauty Salon 15 E. Winter Street Delaware, Ohio Compliments Of One-Hour Martinizing 13 W. Winter Street Delaware, Ohio Compliments of Myers 81 Myers Insurance Joe M. Moses 7 E. Winter Street ,. L W D I f 1 ' I I, ctuley ift Delaware Phone 362-5601 Ohio West on State Route 37 138 Owen Jewelry Goodman 81 Carnes For Watches ' ' Smclalr Elgin - Hamilton - Bulova Tires - Batteries For Pens And Pencils Accessories Parker And Sheaffer Corner Liberty 8: William 3 N. Sandusky Street Delaware Ohio Congratulations to Congratulations Class of '62 0'Brien Oldsmobile Co. l. G. A. FO0DllNER West Central Avenue At Troy Rd. Delaware's Leading GMC Trucks Food Real Good Service Market A Best Wishes Class of 1962 Congratulations To The Class of '62 Klein's From 7 Department Store M c l e I I a n s Delaware, Ohio 30 N. Sandusky I-:Amount-:sn CEZEZQMISIQZES I N N 6: ..-:-.4 3 Elllll Qi Summer Bowling - Air Conditioned 139 Compliments Of Overturi Sohio Corner of William And Franklin Phone 362-3891 Ames' Sunoco Service Brake - Muffler - Lubrication Pickup 81 Delivery Service Delaware, Ohio Bob Burns Fine Shoes Delaware Ohio Bargar Jewelry Certified Watch And Jewelry Repair 26 West Winter Street Congratulations To The Class Of 1962 The Boston Store Delaware's Leading Department Store Winter Street Drug Store 4 W. Winter Street Finest Line of Cosmetics In Delaware Prescription Specialists Say It With Flowers Cyrus B. Breece, Florist Greenhouse 117 Lake Street Store 20 E. Winter Zack Davis Seed Co. 13 West William Street 140 AL-31' Comp1'ments Of Northern 0hio Telephone gmhmham ghnmn, Company Ezlamm, Whit! C mpliments Of Sherwin-Williams 53 N. Sandusky Street Swope's Coffee Shop C gratulatlon From Sherman's 13W.Winter For Those Young Ladies shop Af House Of Fashion 50 Troy Rd. Shopping Center Phone 363-2503 Anderson Clothing Company Delaware, Ohio Sh F A11 ffrh F mily c f11y Fitted Bauereis Shoes Compliments Green Electric 66 North Sandusky Street Phone 363-2922, 362-5831 Delaware Ohio Build A Secure Future With Fidelity Federal Savings 84 loan Association 46 N. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio Serving Delaware County Since 1887 Compliments Of Come One, Come All Bennett-Brown - 9 Funeral Home Eileen s Restaurant 92 N. Sandusky St. 307 E, High St. Delaware, Ohio Ashley, Ohio 12 West William give Best Wishes 7 rau unsnr tw Phone A ff ro me sesn Al Q 1 363-3901 Rutherford's Barber Shop 12 E. Winter St. Delaware, Ohio Phone 363-2344 Trego Shell Station 229 South Sandusky Street Delaware, Ohio l Insured Savings - Home Loans , . . y - 11, Phone Citizens Federal. Savings 362-4041 Q 81 loan Association is ' Of Marysville, Ohio 61 North Sandusky Street Delaware, Ohio Home Office - Marysville, Ohio Klamfoth Real Estate Floyd B. Klamfoth 6 E. Winter Delaware, Ohio 142 Central Restaurant A Good Place To Eat The Finest In Recorded Music Campus Music Shop 4 W. William Street Phone 362-0891 Delaware, Ohio Phonographs - RCA-VM Tape Recorders Congratulations Class Of '62 Ditslear 81 Frye Insurance 44 E. Winter Street Compliments Of The Delaware Inn Sandusky And Winter Compliments Of The Delaware Gas Co. C ongratul ations From Delaware Hardware H' Congratulations Pickup Sz Delivery -.. Phone 363-8981 Class Of 1962 1 ' Dee s Texaco Servrce the co' Tires - Batteries - Wheel Balancing Columbus 81 Southern Ohio Electric Co. 100 S. Sandusky Street, Delaware, Ohio 143 BURRELL INSURANCE 1:1 G WALSWORTH Q5-:ff ., , -. Lamogmpm 5 amd by wmswonm Mnmlan.. Mu., u. s, A. 1 . V , 1 , 3 Q Lv ' 4 l 2 O QQ Y . ' 5- ' V if . L Y 1 f ' if lg , , i , . N ' 1 1 . 3 1 1 m 1 1 . . ' 2 U , A ' N ' - l ? 13 1 V 2 X, ' n 1 I ' y 2 ' ' ' 1 1 Q ' i . , 'Z 1 X .41 . , . . I J
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