Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Juniors Create Mood Using Misty Moonlightn X S. e-s Cindy Van Fossen Mike Venable Beth Vest Denny Vest Jill Vorhees Denny Wagner Barbara Walburn Lou Ann Watkins Kathy West Mike White Jack Whitcd Dan Whitehair Judy Whybrew Bob Williamson Delmer Wilson Donna Wilson Joe Wilson Robbie Wisotzkey Barbara Yoder Steve Singer and Brian Kirk wait impatiently as Pam Klingen- smith pins on Marsha Britt's corsage. As a member of make-up committee for Music Man, Deb- bie Poland uses concentration as a valuable asset. Rhenda Davis uses the adding machine to correct her mis takes in business class.

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Rick Butler waits for another pitch and a possible dunkmg while working at the Junior Carnival Marc Shockley Steve Shreve Steve Singer Linda Sipe Bill Smith Jeff Smith Randy Smith Buddy Stewart Bruce Stotler Debbie Sullivan Rick Swift Bruce Taylor John Taylor Paul Taylor Steve Tirey Jeff Tuttle Sandy Tyring Jay Ullom Ruta fThompsonJ Ullom Ben Umberger J ay Vance 62 people

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Two sophomores take the opportunity to proudly show their newly acquired class rings. Greg Anderson .lanita Winchester Marsha Applegate Rex Bartlett Sue Beal Rex Beetley Don Bell JeH' Bell Dan Berry Don Bickford Lynn Black Butch Blackmer ClilT Bodenhafer Pam Boltz Sherry Boner Bruce Britt Patty Brown Rita Brown Scott Brown Jackie Buck Gregg Burt 64-people Ring Distribution Stirs Much Excitement for Anxious Sophomores With a hopeful prediction of capturing pan- thers, sophomores wheeled their shiny red circus wagon into the Homecoming procession. Clad in black leotards, sophomore girls rode in the wag- on portraying panthers. With the theme of Cage 'em the sophomores won the class Hoat competition for the first time in two tries. To raise money for class activities, sopho- mores held a dog raflle in November. The dog, a Siberian husky named Whisky, was donated to the class by sophomore, Bruce Britt's father. Class members sold tickets through the month and the winner's name was drawn at the Thanks- giving Convocation. The class of '73 had three other money-making projects. One was the sale of classpins. The other fund-raising projects were a bake sale and a dance with The Chosen Few. The bake sale was held at Britts in the mall by sophomore girls. The bake sale helped to supple- ment the cost of the dance. On a nippy spring morning, the sophomores left for Huston Woods on their class trip. A few rented canoes and horses while others took to the water and sun bathing.