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

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Q.-L JUNIOR HIGH

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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

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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