Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Dept. Shows Movies for Better Understanding Gathering information for an English term paper, Barbara Yoder finds the library a useful source. With the help of a tape recorder, Steve Dillon, Tiny Jans- sen and Charlie Bertram can listen to their mistakes. Sherry Boner listens with amazement at the result of her final examination in English. l58-academics With English being a required subject during the freshman, sophomore and junior years, stu- dents met requirements in order t advance. Op- portunities in varied areas of liter ture, grammar and speech occupied students with book reports, reading and grammatical work. To broaden in- terests, seniors were offered reading seminar, crea- tive writing, newspaper and yearbook. A field trip was taken to see Gone with the Wind and classes saw movies in the rooms. With 'rookie' being an expression in senior English classes, DeHaven and Beetley wonder who will get the 'rookie' award.

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Seniorsg Juniors Visit Indiana State Legislature A sketching by Joan Young is found hanging in the Civics roomg maybe for the underclassmen? Tiny Janssen, foreign student from Holland, studies America's beginning from a history book. Sherrill Richey and Debbie Poland relax during noon hour to catch up on their history assignment. Taking Civics and Sociology during the sum- mer appealed to those seniors hoping to grad- uate after first semester. A trip to the Supe- rior Court in the Delaware County Building was taken both in the summer and during the school year. Visiting the Capitol Building when the General Assembly was in session, juniors and seniors met important state officials such as Mr. 'Sparky' Walsh and Dr. Charles Wise. Other social studies classes offered were Ameri- can History, World History and Psychology. After listening to a guest speaker, Susan Hottinger and Becky Poland have important questions on their minds. Ni 1 1