Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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OFFICERS ' President .....,....,.,... ,.. .................. ........ VIRGINIA FISHER Vice President .... K ......... ...... SA RA JOHNSON Secretary-Treasurer ........,............ .............. P AT COGHILL The Delphi Chapter of the National Forensic League has enioyed a very prof- itable year. We have participated in speech contests and debate meets with schools from Illinois, Michigan, and Indiana. In addition to these interscholastic events we have given service speeches before local organizations, participated in WCTU and Rotary speech contests, and were chosen one of two schools to demonstrate our speaking abilities before the speech teach- ers during the Indiana State Teachers As- sociation lnstitute in Indianapolis. This year we entertained our alumni at a Christmas Banquet. In the future we hope that the Alumni Banquet will become -an annual affair. NATIGNAL FQRENS C LE GLIE First row, left to right: Robert Jerry, Sponsor, Bradshaw, Smith, Fisher, Braudway, Hafey, Homer Myers, Sponsor, Second row: Wilken Pullen, Welch, Sieber, Bowen, Lucus, Snipes, Martin, Coghill. Third row: Peterson, Sanderson, Parks, Johnson, Gros, Rule, Clawson, Bell, Echler. Fourth row: Rodkey, Merrill, Vaughan, Furst, Clawson, Peterson, Eis, Temple, Million.

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HI-Y OFFICERS President ........,,. .,- ................................ JOE MESSICK Vice President .,.,., ..,... C HARLES O'FARRELL Secretary ......... ,..,....... J OHN ELSTON Treasurer . .... .........,.,,....... J ERRY WAGNER Chaplain ,...,.... .,..........,,......,,,.., D AVE HOSHAW Sponsor ..... . ....,.........,........... MR. THOMAS McCORMlCK The Hi-Y is one of the largest boys' high school organizations in the United States- To Create, Maintain, and extend through- out the school and Community the High Standards of Christian character, is the creed, and Clean Sports, Clean Living, and Clean Scholarship is the motto. This year the Hi-Y sold red bumper reflec- tors. The Hi-Y also sponsors chapel programs at Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving. First row, left to right: Packard, Hanna, Schrader, Hufford, Hoshaw, Delaney, Ward. Second row: Mr. McCormick, Sponsor, White, Scott, Wagner, Seward, Medley, Mr. Trent, Sponsor. Third row: Eis, Myers, Messick, Riley, Sage, Million, Delaney. Fourth row: Williams, Scott, Elston, Abbott, Caldwell, Rule, Heiland, Caldwell. Fifth row: Clawson, Johnson, Furst, Vaughan, Alberts, Mulligan, O'FarreII, Rodkey.

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As in the past, the Science Math Club gained much recognition last year. The club performs many services to the school such as, running proiectors, operating stage lights in the auditori- um, making tapes for the dance, and fixing any broken-down equipment connected with electron- ics. At Christmas time, the members sold Christ- mas cards. A tradition of the club is the annual trip taken to various points of scientific interest. The very capable co-sponsors are Mr. Charles Geheb and Mr. Royce Adams. President Joe Clawson and Mr. Geheb are examining the new proiector. SCIENCE-M TH First row, left to right: Mr. Adams, J. Maxwell, G. Medley, V. Peterson, A. Fross, J. Goyer, Mr. Geheb. Second row: R. Scott, J. Messick, R. Rodkey, N. Rule, L. Lear. Third row: G. Caldwell, R. Logan, P. Vollenweider, J. Gerard, B. Delaney, L. Woods, D. Cornell. Fourth row: J. Clawson, R. Dickenson, B. Shank, D. KlePlf199f,-l- BlYll1e, B-VaU9l'1a 1,-L l-andiil D-NlCCBil'1, P- FWS?-