Smyrna High School - Eagle Yearbook (Smyrna, DE)

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.Jax N Senior High School Chorus FIRST ROW, left to right: Patricia Kane, Janet Christopher, Christine Sharp, . Diane I-lairgrove, Ann Shaw, Elizabeth Faulkner, Janet Thorpe, Doris Smith, and Joanne Mills. SECOND ROW: Naomi Edge, Barbara Van Pelt, Elizabeth Reynolds, Charlotte Pryor,Ruth Willey, Norma Blendt, Patricia Potts. Virginia Hurd. Sharon Maloney. Clementine Pratt,Eleanor Taylor, Sara Johnson, and Mrsg Doris Fearon, director. THIRD ROW: Doris Wilson, Patricia Smith, Jean Ivory, Janet Johnson, Dorothy Montgomery, Elizabeth Denney, Rose Knotts, Mary Poore, Judith Pass- more, Doris Slover, Betty Jean Liefer, and Isabel Zippe. if FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Cole, Carolyn Reynolds, Sandra Poore, Barbara Deamer, Margaret Jacobs. Carol Pase, Mary Meleri, Jean McClain. and Joan Mc- Clain. SECOND ROW: Florence Conley, Janice Ellingsworth, Fern Cooper, Catherine Morris, Joyce Shane, Jean Shane, Ruth Ann Moore, Barbara Eley, Ann Lecates, and Joyce Spence. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bilbrough, Dorothy Blow. Ruth Carey, Shirley Everett. Sandra Short, Diane Davis, Nancy Everett, Beverly Carter, and Gloria Steller. FIRST ROW. left to right: Harold Chambers, Gilbert Scheers, Robert Spencer, Samuel Jacobs, Darryl Price. Bart Luff, Presley Moore. Vernon Johnson. and Fred Corso. SECOND ROW: George Brown, Cie-orge Staatg, Donald Dixon. Bruce Ennis, John Todd, Albert Schweitzer, Edward Hamburg, Daniel Caldwell, and Douglas Dixon. THIRD ROW: William Krupka, James Persinger. Rodney Reynolds, William Carter, Richard Price. Karl Gebharr. Richard Nelson. and Delmar Dudasik.

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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

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J Senior High School Band FIRST ROW left to rlght Davrd Passmore Barry Pruchard James Staats Denms Potter Nancy Boyles Carol Downs andPatr1c1a Baker SECOND ROW Vrrgrnra Spence Susan Prrce Judrth Passmore George Scuse Ronald Strll Nrcolas Rosella Donald Jarman Rrchard Cole and Katherlne Bulger THIRD ROW Roger Kelsey Gerald Mood Robert Ennrs and Mr Leon Tabb drrector DDQ 1 ? --ig D vi-.E n-' School Llfe Charlotte Pryor lrstenlng to the radlo she won as frrst prrze rn the Vorce of Democracy contest N .QM--7 Typmg class drlrgently poundrng the keys as Mrs Smack com merclal teacher looks on ,w 1 r V ' L ' fs I X, .J l . 'f 0 . C X t ' , I f Z f W , J Q l, I , l t : . I I U I , D 1 1 - Z 1 l u v n I I 1 . I , , D . , . 1 ax .- h 774 42 X v- - f -Q , A X ' '-so 'L-- ... r- .4 A s'-S ,r' ' ' Q91 ,5-i,-13, .Y E ,, , Etna- ,.,, r 4 - DE O of f 1 mfr ,mn ,r . '1 .4-i - 11- . . I ' . Q - , I - , as or ls of .1 4 45