Delphi Semester Honor Roll Item Lists by Grade
Readable excerpts show Delphi honor roll with Highest Honor and Grade levels from 12 to 7. Many names appear per grade across multiple sections, including Adams, ArI, Clark, and Walton among others.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1966
Page
10
Readable excerpts show Delphi honor roll with Highest Honor and Grade levels from 12 to 7. Many names appear per grade across multiple sections, including Adams, ArI, Clark, and Walton among others.
The list shows honor roll students for grades 12 11 10 9 7 with names including Clark Adams Arnold Lora Bell Larry Clark Linda Darby Michon Emery Jim Ferrier Tory Freeman Steve Hutton Judy Jones Susan Leatner Dianne E man Cindy Pearson Marie Rhine Beth Robinson Debbie Sales Katherine Sheets Susie Temple Suzee Walker Jeane Ward Norman Webb Marianne Yeager Donna Adams Kathy Benner Jackie Collins Kay McCarthy Barbara Mullin Joyce Pearson Marjeri Riley Shirley Wagoner Dix Weaver Jim Weddell David Abel Phyllis Calloway Linda Buschman Craig Groninger Karen Kremer Linda Kremer Pat Long Amanda Mears Pat Waymire Linda Wilcox Stan Hathaway Tara Hathaway Susan Nelson Mary Ellen Scott Phil Walker Lynn Yates Susan Grantham Daniel Haggard Dennis Horn Jeff Jones Terry Beach Ann Benner Janet Clawson Luigi Conte.
List of Camden students by grade levels earning high marks across first and third periods. Names include Joe McCain Pamela Pettiner Anita Geiser Sharol Holsinger Carla McCormick Susan Scott Carl Snipes Garry Viney Brad Groninger Wanda Holsinger Mary Lois Kesner Pam ela Sheets Lynnette Wyatt Cathy Been Marybeth Fassnacht Janet Ferrier Cathy Nip Fincher Cathy Nipple Cynthia Rohrabaugh Lorene Zinn Gloria Blohm Dallas Eikenberry Gaye Groninger Carolyn Martin Yolanda Miller Bonnie Risley Larry Stigers Freda Wagoner Patti Wilson Barbara Shaffer references to all A's across semesters.
Augusta Burkhalter reports residents at the County Home receive many visitors from Lafayette Delphi Monticello and nearby towns. Grace Downs receives several callers including Dwight and Roscoe Mummert and Faith Conn from Aurora. Church services are noted at Cottage Street Church of Christ and Pilgrim Holiness Church.
Thirteen members attended the Wide-A-Wake 4-H Club meeting on January 31 with Polly Grantham and Mary Shafer as leaders. Officers for 1966 include Madeline Carnahan president Sue Markley vice president Cynthia Miller treasurer Chris Miller secretary Susie Grantham song leader Janet Grantham health Kathy Markley news Vicki Crown recreation. Five new members were welcomed Jan Pearson Debbie Brown Karen Markley Diane Brown and Dorothy Lynn.
Morris W. Clem, chairman of the Carroll County U S Savings Bond committee, reports December sales at 39 150 versus 41 328 a year earlier. Statewide December sales total 10 638 852, up 1.97 percent from last December, with 53 of 92 counties showing gains.
Mr and Mrs Neil Christensen of Oak Park Illinois spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Winfrey Lloyd indicating social ties and hospitality within the Camden community during a short residence visit.
The daughter Nancy Bohannon returns to Coral Gables Florida with relatives after the passing of Kenneth Bohannon father of Mrs Winston. Funeral attendees from out of town include George Winston and daughter Cynthia Sherrill Russell Logan Mahen Jeri Lynn Hardin and others from Logansport Ossian Ossian Elkhart Lebanon Kokomo and Winamac. Mr and Mrs Fred DeWitt celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary and Mr DeWitt’s 82nd birthday January 14 with a family dinner.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Le land Huston in Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Russell Hawkins have returned from Pennsylvania where they visited their daughter and family. Mr and Mrs W O Pettiner returned home Saturday from two weeks in Arizona and Texas. Walter Sprinkle and his mother have returned from visiting relatives in Florida. Mr and Mrs W O Pettiner entertained Monday evening in honor of their granddaughter Pam.
The meal plan lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday with items like Sloppy Joe on bun and buttered green beans on Monday, hot dog on bun and baked beans on Tuesday, chicken pot pie on Wednesday, chili con carne on Thursday, and golden fry fish on Friday served with milk each day. It includes fruit choices such as bananas, pears, cherries, mixed fruit, peaches, and various desserts.
Jefferson Township Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday February 10 at the home of Mary and Elnora Scott. Muriel Kestle will serve as assistant hostess.
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