Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Library Helpers: Mrs. Rees, Librarian: B. Yoderg B. Mooreg S. Reedg K. Thompsong L. Taylorg L. Lee. Cadet Teachers-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lopez, Advisorg B. Buroker: B. Fettersg C. Norrickg D. Andersong L. Black: C Lofferg SECOND ROW: B. Burnett: D. Fanning K. Selvey C. Grovesg C. Herbertg R. Gonzalesg D. Pittengerg N. 'Whitei ' hairg THIRD ROW: B. Hernleyg P. Beetleyg C. Torresg C Bertramg A. Clevengerg R. Cooperg D. Tannerg J. Reicheg 170-academics FOURTH ROW: R. Mooreg R. Clineg D. Burkeg D. Reagan W. Hogang S. Hessong K. Rigging S. Howelig T. Smithg M Kuhnsg BACK ROW: J. Johnsong J. Youngg T. Bodenhafer R. Loweryg M. Huffmang K. Prewettg P. Janeway: S. Chis- man.

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Band, Choral Departments Make Much Music Marching down the streets of Muncie, the Golden Eagle Band proudly displays new uniforms. Becky Licht, the single bell ringer of the band, uses the bells to emphasize the soft side of arrangements. Extra-curricular activities were on the busy agenda for the 1970-71 Music Department. The Golden Eagle Marching Band under Mr. Jol- liffe performed for many a satisfied ear during the season. With initiative added to the band's morale by new uniforms, the 1970-7l edition of the band accomplished the tasks put before them. Not only did they perform at half-time shows but went to the Mermaid Festival in North Webster, Band Day at Indiana Univer- sity, State Contest at Ball State, Opening Day of McDonalds on McGalliard plus the Rock Festival and April Showers in the school gym. Mrs. Riggin's much talented choral students presented not only some one-night perform- ances but put extra hours into the spring mu- sical. Starting in early November, leads were cast for Music Man. Ending rehearsals, stu- dents presented 'life in River City' at Emens Auditorium. Selectones, Senior Girls, and Junior Girls performed throughout the year for civic organizations. The Robed Choir went to State Contest at BSU State and won a first place honor. They sang in churches and at Commencement. Senior members of the Robed Choir were picked to sing in the Youth Sym- phony Choir along with other area students at Emens. After weeks of preparation for the state contest at Ball State, Mr. Jolliffe presents the contest selections. Practicing for his salesman part in Music Man, Vic Osborn finds his rhythm as Rick Ellis calmly approves. academics- 169

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After many hours of preparations, these ladies are ready to serve the daily four lunch periods. Often seen in the halls are maintenance engineers, fSargeJ Sargent and Omar Bruin. Dusting, washing and sweeping are chores that keep Mrs. Flannery busy during the school day. Kemper Johnson, another maintenance engineer, takes charge ofthe Jr. High and T buildings.