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

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GAZETTE EDITORIAL BOARD STANDING Bill Wilson Scott Lewis Margi Fergeson Jack Bowman Mrs. Reed, Bob Ross, Theo 4 saw- 7 e ea 4 eq oem 'f' ' 4 P '7 776' dz' The Gazette Editorial Board contributes to the Youth Page which is pub- lished weekly in the DELA- WARE GAZETTE. The pur- pose of the page is to inform the public and the students of school activities while offering the members of the Editorial Board valuable ex- perience in journalism. Despite one of the lowest memberships in years, the Editorial Board was well re- presented in the Journalism Association of Ohio Schools fJ.A.O.S.l contests. Quill and Scroll is an honor organization, recogniz- ing outstanding student lead- ership in journalistic func- tions. Elected this year were Delhi Editor Carole Crosby and Youth Page Editor Andy Fichter.

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'Mae 7044 me Zfem 706 ga: in The front hall shown here is the gateway to the academic wing and higher learning. Wm Wdewen, Kathy Bobula, Olivia Hlng, Ed Butcher, Pam Adams, and Theo Manschreck enjoy the warm spring weather while observing the senior tradition of studying in the court. ..,.-e-M'- Modernlstlc furniture and ample supply space fill the typical classroom. Enthusiasm had abounded in the Hayes gym during the physi- cal education classes, entertaining pep rallies, and exciting basketball games.

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mea snag I DELHI STAFF ROW ONE: Tina Gaumer, Kay Burkhart, Sandy Cheri Beall, Sara Denton, Christine Raaphorst, Connie Kraft, Benedetto, Ingrid Muladore, Jil Oberlander, Sandy Wilson, Judy Robby Sherman, Chuck Johnson: ROW THREE: Bill Geiger, Christian, Janice Spring, Olivia Hing, Lynda Cochran, Marilyn Janie Kellar, Barb Allen, Marcia Wick, Sharon Hilborn, Shirley Phillian, Anne Ditslearg ROW TWO: Theo Manschreck, Jon Jennings, Ann Greene, Ann Morrison, Pam Seever, Jerry Burns, Judy Pierce, Kathy Bobula, Linda Ballard, Carole Crosby, Klingler. Mew ide Seaafwln. Putting out the yearbook means hard work and devotion of time and effort as any Delhi staff member can verify. This year information and sugges- tions from a journalism con- vention held annually at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, greatly helped the 1963 staff by acquainting them with the techniques of yearbook pro- duction. The name ofthe yearbook, Delhi, which is derived from the shortening of the words Delaware High, was main- tained even though there was a change in schools. DELHI EDITORIAL STAFF ROW ONE: Robby Sherman, Activities Editor: Anne Ditslear, Sports Editor: Kay Burkhart. Activities Editorg Lynda Cochran, Advertising Managerg Kathy Bobula, Subscription Manager: Christine Raaphorst, Art Editor: ROW TWO: Linda Ballard, Academics Editor: Bill Geiger, Photographer: Carole Crosby, Editor-in-Chief: Jil Oberlander, Art Editor.