Smyrna High School - Eagle Yearbook (Smyrna, DE)

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? Habla Usted Espanol? Spanish Club members preparing for their parts in the Christmas assembly. 3 Rx ag., ag nga ' it W.. , , .. .,,,., . . Q71 . 1 WM The executive committee discussing plans for the Latin Club Banquet. Linguam Latinam Discimus M2 ,rf v V, bi FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Cole, Elizabeth Rey- nolds, Patricia Ramsey, John Poore, Benjamin Sollo- way, Lawrence Ellery, David Dickerson, Albert Schweitzer, and Margaret Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Shirley Darrell, Charlotte Pryor, Rose Hestera. Carolyn Hawkins,Eleanor Phillips, Barbara Robinson. Diane Davis,Rose Knotts, Dale Loder, Evelyn Robin- son, Jean Pinder, and Mrs. Elizabeth Getty. advisor. THIRD ROW: Horace Pugh, Paul Loder, John Todd, Robert Hurd. John Lofland, Howard Pinder, David Comegys, Robert Ennis, Dale Reedy, David Reedy, and Larry Vodvarka. FIRST ROW, left to right: Catherine Morman, Diane Hairgrove, Edwin Eley, Mary lxieleri, Bruce Wright, Gerald Reedy, Norma Blendt, Elaine Walker, and Christine Sharp. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Roe. Esther Loder, Carol Wickham, Charlotte Walker. Sharon Maloney, Janice Ellingsworth. Deborah Kennedy, Virginia Hurd, Suzanne Kemp, Alice Mae David, Sara Helm, and Mrs. Elizabeth Getty, advisor. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Vodvarka, Lawrence Ellery, Stephen Peddrick,CarlFischer,Ronald McCoy, Linda Gonce, Barbara Akin, Barbara Robinson, Sandra Short. Judy Passmore, Jacqueline Diemicke, Roger Kelsey. David Dickerson.Richard Reed.Richard Cole, Ronald Saatman, Carl lvicDougald.

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Want A Book? The purposes of the Smyrna High School Li- brary Club are to stim- ulate reading interests, to sponsor a greater in- terest among the students in the use of books and in library service, and to improve the library service of the school. The membership of the club is made up of students from grades ten through twelve. This year there are 35 mem- bers. The activities of the club consist of pro- viding book exhibits and displays, desk duty, and other activities concern- ing operation of the li- brary. During Book Week the Library Club FIRST ROW. left to right: Charlotte Walker Charlotte Pryor Fred Corso Richard Nelson, Renee Stevens. Tom Price William Pritchard Elizabeth Faulkner, and Sandra Poore. SECOND ROW Patricia Potts Mary Melert Elizabeth Denney, Faith Houtman, Paul Loder Mr John Dickinson advisor Samuel Jacobs.Judith Passmore. Suzanne Kemp Patricia Smith and Joyce Spence. THIRD ROW: Catherine Morris Ruth Ann More Ellen Peters Ruth Carey, Diane Davis, Shirley Everett Betty Jean Liefer Joan Loose Beverly Carter, and Eleanor Phillips participated in activities at the Wilmington Public Library where they were privileged to hear the outstanding t e e n a g e authors, the DeLeeuw Sisters. The members also visited several li- braries in New Castle County. The Library Club was hostto the first State Student Library Club Conference in April. The executive committee and Mr. Dickinson, advisor, discussing the pending plans of the Library Club. 14:7 The chairman of the planning com mittees discussing problems yet looking forward to the F1rst'State Library Aide Conference held at Smyrna High School

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Boys' State lt is the purpose of the Delaware Boys' State to help young men bet- ter their understanding of the func- tion of state government. This is achieved by permitting boys chosen from various schools throughout the state assume the position of state representative or senator for a period of several days. By this ac- tual participation in the affairs of state the boys gain an intimate un- derstanding of the functioning of the state governmental system, there- fore making them better citizens. i Girls' State Delaware Girls' State is held an- nually at Wesley Junior College in Dover. Each junior class of each high school in Delaware elects two representatives. These girls are given a week long expenses paid trip to Dover. The general purpose of Girls' State is to instruct its mem- bers in the functions of government through actual participation. The representatives hold conventions, campaign and elect their governor and other executive officers. The representatives also spend time laws are made 4' 1 'sry Representative Thompson Price Re resentative fy Ct tx Ati , . ., D Shirley Darrell A:- lg w-as -I I m ' .E 1' tMWi37171'D'r.4La y -59 I if . . ':.Q?:'j' . if 'fl Representative Faith Houtman 1 Z, ,v , N. I I L l