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

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K' ,111 - we 1 2,3 iv, Q Q J Ms. 0 Q G Our new library at Hayes provides Mr. Cornell keeps the study hall moder excellent surroundings for studying as ately quiet so students can work ahead well as books for enjoyment and re- or catch up on assignments. search. JY Ns A 'ft gf' - ' ' xgg-,fyf Wiwmi and Pigeon! 1-fatwctq Q sv 51 Y up v 'M I7 50 JUDITH CARTER PEARLE WELLS GERALD CORNELL Physical Education Health Physical Education C HRISTINE DITTRIC K Librarian

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OLATHA BENSON MELVIN WOOLFORD STEVE MOTIL Office Practice Typing General Business ee ii . A 3 . f' an . is w ww ' DOROTHY BUSSARD JULIUS BOBROFF ROBERT HURD DORIS EVANS French French Spanish and German Latin mgamqe and 77Zcza46nee 4fY 8H - YY 1 , Mr. Woolford points out atypographical The operation of an adding machine is error to Rosemary and Ramona George, demonstrated to Sharon Adkins and Sharon Cain, and Rodney Disbennett. Drucilla Parks by Miss Benson.

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John Hutchison and Gisela Maul are shown the phalanges, bones in the fin- gers, by Miss Wells in health class. lead to Quad WMM . HEALTH Health, a half year subject, develops a scientific attitude toward health and an under- standing of the scientific approach to health problems in the student. Health inspires the students to be well and happy. It also conveys to the student a public and personal health ideal. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education presents a program that contributes to the total fitness of the individual and develops skills for worthy use of leisure time. It helps the individuals do a better job in taking their places in society. Mr. Cornell instructs Dave Thatcher and Tom McPherson in the use of a gym- nastic horse. Miss Carter, physical education in- structor, helps Carol Davis with a volley- ball serve while Cheri Beall, Annette Dawson, and Carol Corum look on. 51