Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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Foote Steps ing School Board Breaks Ground 1 l Lawrence E. Foote, newly assigned superintendent, received his B.A. Degree from Central Normal College in Danville, Indiana and his M.S. Degree in Education from B.S.U. Be- fore coming to DMSC he was superintendent of Huntington Schools. Delaware Metropolitan School Board-SEATED: .lohn R. Gill, Presidentg Charles R. Ebrite, Vice-Presidentg Harold L. Cross, Secretary, BACK ROW: Charles Parsons and Robert A. Chisman, new members to the board. 88-people Mrs. Norma Cornelius, bookkeeper for the Delaware Metro- politan School District and Mrs. Pat Reed, secretary to Mr. Foote, work daily to keep the school records. Mr. Don Mavis, Business Manager of DMSC acquired his B.S. Degree in 1956 and his M.A. Degree in 1967 from Ball State. After teaching industrial arts for nine years he became assistant principal at Albany prior to business manager.

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for Del-Metro Grades, Stoner Aids Stebbins Making a final speech to the Seniors at graduation is Mr. John Stebbins, principal. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts Degrees from Ball State. ln the educa- tion field since l935, Mr. Stebbins continues to be involved with the students, faculty, and community. After the May 1970 election, the school board was reduced from seven to five members and two new members took office. During the school year Dr. Charles Jordon resigned and Mr. Law- rence Foote accepted the position as superin- tendent. Progress was made in the corporation as ground was broken and two elementary build- ings were constructed in DeSoto and Eaton. Coming a long way with the seniors, Mr. John Stebbins guided them during the past four years. His warm personality and keen sense of humor made the school years more meaningful. Mr. Larry Stoner stepped up from a teaching position to assistant principal. He sponsored the Student Council, was in charge of attendance, dispensed locks and locker assignments. In addition to being assistant principal, Mr. Larry Stoner is head baseball coach and assistant coach in football. He matriculated at Purdue University receiving his Bachelor of Science and Master ofScience Degrees. Setting the school records straight are Martha Murdick, handling money for the classes, clubs and administrationg Sandra Murphy, carrying out the operations of the atten- dance oflice and Barbara Shocklee, secretary for Mr. Steb- bins and recorder of student records. people-89