Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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ACTI Our doors are open to many activities for each individual enthusiast. Here he is able to further promote his various abilities and skills in cook- ing, farming, singing, teaching, sports or what- ever the activities may be. Our many organizations allow each student to choose that which reveals his true talent in the functioning of his school and in his future career. ITIE A tense moment in dress rehearsal of Out of the Frying Pan. Students listen attentively at a gym convo

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ROW I: Scott, Welch, Small, Wilburn, Crumbo, Mr. Alvarez. ROW' II: Wfagner, Burkhalter, Wm. E. Mullin, Blythe, Woods, Rhodes. ROW III: jones, McMurray, Burkle, C. McCormick, Goff, Berninger. ROW IV: Slavens, Porter, Peterson, Harris, Williams, Roth. ROW V: Coghill, Sanderson, Clawson, E. McC0m1ick, Campbell, Smith. ROW VI: Slciles, Johnson, Wm. L. Mullin, Landis, Crosby, M. Bradshaw, Mohler, D. Bradshaw. HI-Y PRO TES LEADERSHIP Throughout the school and community, the Hi-Y endeavors to establish high standards of Christian living by helping to create clean scholarship, clean sports, and clean living. Among their various proj- ects are sponsoring Chapels at Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter. Their main project for the year was the donation of 35200 toward a foreign exchange stu- dent. OFFICERS: President Bob Small Vice Prerident Dick Welch Secretary Bob Wilburn Trearurer Ron. Crurnbo Chaplain Jim Scott Pro gram Chairman Dave Porter Advirof Mr. Able Alvarez Secretary Bob Wilburn and President Bob Small conduct a Hi-Y meeting.