Delta High School - Triangle Yearbook (Delta, UT)

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MoDel Triangle Staffs Report The News The MoDel!Triangle staffs started with a full crew. 1. Fourth hour: Tim Topham, LeAnn Henrie, lames Peterson, Annette McDermaid, Lynn Anderson, Teresa Oppenheimer, Michelle lumbo, Dave Nielson, Mike Morrison, Gary Brown, and Kim Draper, not pictured: Jill Shipley-MoDel Editor, and Vicki Bishop. 2. Third hour: Faith Thompson, Karen lohn- son, Vicki McClary, Daryl Nielson, Vicki Farthing, Brenda Lowder, Leon Ross, Suzanne Clark, Tonya Jeffery, Kelly Nickle-Triangle Editor, Peggy Hansen, Lori lackson, Gaylen Tolbert, and Cheryl Adams. 3. The class sponsored a Halloween dance, the infamous MORP, that elicited the true character of some of the students. 4. Kleptomania and kidnaping ran rampant-as evidenced by a pop machine and a beautiful camera salesperson. 5, Class signature shirts were another money-making projectp nearly 125 t- shirts were sold to grades 9-12. 6. Although the staffs worked hard on the newspaper and yearbook, they still had a chance to goof off. 4 54 ' MoDel!Triangle .-fist..i,e 1. . e 1 , . ..,, A . Out or SQ impair' ' J...-.P0eee was if -5 --.. . .ss- ' 1' 5 L es .... 'X ,. . 1- Q . . .rg . l Sl X

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Visual And Performing Artists Perfeoted Skills guwiw --4 -',' iv' X A , ., H - f 152 .4 -.. .X .' 1. Clowning around was the name ol the game tor the PAC members, 2. Vanda Dalton worked on a hooklatched rug in art. 3. Gina Wright put the finishing touches on her art project. 5. Kathy Lister also made a hooked rug. 5. Talent lay behind the scenes in the stage crew. Art and Drama ' 53 .Nil

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F. College Credit Comes To Delta For the first time in Delta High's history, students could receive college credit for classes taken on the high school campus, lf a student enrolled in algebra, chemistry, and English, he could receive up to 16 hours of college credit, transferable to any college available. 1. College chemistry students, Tim and Andy, work through a particularly difficult problem with Mr. Jacobson. 2. The winning math team was composed mostly of students from the college algebra class. The team consisted of Valinda Jensen, Mrs. Conant, Kelly Nickle, Tim Schmanski, Dean Anderson, James Peterson, Phil Ralphs, David Kozina, Rich- ard Jacobson, Tom Ashby, and Andy Gemperline. Joel Finlinson and Roger Smith were also in the class. 3. The team won Snow College Math Jock t-shirts for winning the snow competition. ll. Twelve students worked through the rigorous freshman English class. They were Tim Schmanski, Joel Finlinson, Kelly Nickle, David Kozina, Stacy Stuart, Phil Ralphs, Lisa Hardy, Jill Shipley, DeAnn Dews- nup, Sharon Rowlette, Brenda Lowder, and Sandra Crop- per. ...rr ill FN ,A