Delphi Community High School News Highlights and Events
GAA members plan an ice skating trip on January 12 at Purdue with frozen tennis courts and music. Dri ver’s Training discussed insurance. March of Dimes chair Morris Clem screened a film for the Girls' Service Club. Judge Smith spoke on courts and jeopardy. Air Force recruiter Pam England visited January 6 to discuss life in the Air Force. STEP scores explained to juniors by Mrs. Van Sickle. Official photographer Mr Rodkey and assistants are shooting for the 1966 Oracle. Solo and Ensemble Vocal Contest on January 29 at Kokomo with Martin Mears and others. Instrumental and Ensemble Contest planned for February 5 at Fat Kokomo.
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Purdue
Hradshaw Insurance Agency
Morris Clem
March of Dimes
Girls’ Service Club
Judge Smith
Air Force
van Sickle
Rodkey
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Dianne Minneman
Oracle
Kokomo
Martin Mears
Janet Id
Helc Fat
Delphi Community High School Forms Parents Advisory Committee
A new year brings reestablishment of the Delphi Community High School Parents Advisory Committee with initial meeting January 4. Members include Albreghts, Mrs. John Disinger, ard Grantham, Mike Guckien, Linn, Mrs. John McCormick, Riley Sr., Mrs. Robert, and John Walker. The group, formed by the principal with SHA leaders Richard Grantham and Mrs. Robert Sales, will meet monthly to relay parental views and review the school program for strengths, weaknesses, and new proposals.
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Delphi Community High School
Albreghts
John Disinger
Ard Grantham
Mike Guckien
Linn
John McCormick
Riley Sr
Robert
John Walker
Richard Grantham
Robert Sales
School and Home Association
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Community Notes From Carroll County Home
Zadie Verrill spent one day a week with the Verrills and Williams families. Grover Treida, resident of the home and patient at St Elizabeth Hospital, moved to Leslie Nursing Home. Lottie Ashba admitted Saturday. Jeff Adams and L T Broughtray provided favors for residents for the New Year. County commissioners and local churches visited and spoke at the home. piano fund now stands at $120 with appeals for donations.
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Zadie Verrill
Albert Verrill
Glenn Williams
Corb Judd
Yeoman
Leonard Williams
Monticello
Grover Treida
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Leslie Nursing Home
Buck’ Creek
Lottie Ashba
Jeff Adams
L. T
Leon Flora
Carl Dittman
Ben Groninger
Cottage Street
Charles Scowden
Marvin Smith
Richard Scowden
Carroll County
Club notes from C A R T O P S meeting at the Library
Greer presided over the C A R T O P S session with eleven members present. Ten and one half pounds lost and 1434 pounds gained were recorded. a teen ager won the door prize and two new members joined. An area meeting is set for Lafayette on January 27 at 6 30 p.m. A $2 registration is due by January 17 for Delphi chapter attendance.
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Zella. Greer
C.A.R.T.O.P.S
Lafayette
Delphi
Mrs Kirkpatrick Returns From Rensselaer Amid Illness
Mrs Margaret Kirkpatrick has returned from Rensselaer where she was called during her brother Roy Lewis’s illness. Mrs Harriet Reeder, mother of Mrs Robert Walter, has been brought to Fix Community Home in Delphi from Flora Nursing Home.
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Margaret Kirkpatrick
Rensselaer
Roy Lewis
Harriet Reeder
Robert Walter
Fix
Delphi
Flora Nursing Home
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