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

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' 6604 Q ? pg.: H-TEENS CABINETANDADVISORS ROWONE:LindaBallard, Wells, club adv., Mrs. Burton, soc. adv., Miss Harter, prog. treas., Robby Sherman, pres., Janice Spring, sec., ROW TWO: adv., Mrs. Geesman, svc. adv., Miss Carter, sports adv.g Mary Fraser, prog chm., Anne Ditslear, soc. chm., Linda King, NOT PICTURED: Emily Smart, V. pres. svc. chm., Kathy Bobula, sports ohm.: ROW THREE: Miss an N, 1 , get mam aaa ,-my . 3 x . 1 if The Beverly Hayes Hill- billies, composed of Sandy Mouser, Shirley Walters, Bridget Evans, Bev Garey, and Suzanne Kraus, per- formed a skit at the H-Teens talent show. The H-Teens Formal, an annual event, was held as a Valentine's Ball at the Memorial Union with Don Shaw and his orchestra pro- viding the music. . yr , m, The Big St Little Sister Program was renewed this year after three years of inactivity. Joyce Fouts is shown with her big sister, Emily Smart. The H-Teens, the lar- gest girls' organization, with over 200 members, covers the four major phases of high school ac- tivities: program, service, social, and sports. Through such activities as the Val- entine's Formal, the TB Drive, the adoption of a family at Christmas, re- vival of the Big St Little Sister Program, sponsor- ship of the Thanksgiving Assembly, and participa- tion in volleyball, bowling, and softball, these phases were well covered.

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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.

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Key 5:45 all it E of iii? J x f KEY CLUB ROW ONE: Bob Barringer, Gene Schulken, Eddie Keith Caldwell, Mike Scottie, Roy Stults, Dale Lobdell, Jim Butcher, Joy Foster, Ford Kebker, Joe Wornstaff, Brac Wilson, Bowmang ROW THREE: Tom Hull, Jerry Klingler, George Burns, Steve Millisor, Bob Ross, Alvin Davis, Cliff Curtis, Larry I-Iumes, Alan Leathers, Charles Johnson, Joel Feinburg, David Sheets, Tom Moore: ROW TWO: Brian Worick, Chris Vance, Ken Bob Burdette, Mike Williams, Rick Reider. Wetmore, Jim Smock, Jack Bowman, Phil Bills, Jim Slagle, ae leadmeddp... Key Club, a service club for boys in the tenth through twelfth grades, meets under the sponsor- ship and assistance of the local Kiwanis Club. This year's service projects in- cluded ushering at local churches, assisting the United Appeals Campaign, collecting food at Christ- mas for the Council of Social Agencies, assisting the Kiwanis Club in the Sabin on Sunday program, and sponsoring several school dances. ,mx RX, is I Phil Bills, president of Key Club, con- ducts a meeting during a monthly ac- tivities period. KEY CLUB OFFICERS SEATED: Tom Hull, vice president, and Phil Bills, president: STANDING: Mr, Dale Bowman, advisor, Bob Ross, secretary, Tom Moore, treasurer, and Mr. James Ray, advisor. 87