Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Editor-in-Chief jones interviews students for a yearbook page. The purpose of the Oracle Staff is to put out the Oracle, Delphi High School's yearbook. The Oracle Staff worked hard to secure information and pictures, write and edit, and sell the finished product. Much midnight oil was burned in meeting final deadlines. Mr. Sanders was long-suffering in the Herculean task of sponsoring the staff. This year the Oracle was en- tirely financed by the school and student subscription. Editor-in-Chief ...... ................. I ohn Jones Advisor ,............. ....... J ack H. Sanders ORACLE STAFF RECORDS SCHOOL YEAR ROW I: Mr. Sanders, Sieber, jones, Bradshaw, Martin. ROW II: Jester, Wfagoner, Wray, Beale, Eikenberry, Bell, Smith. ROW III: Vlfray, Page, Delaney, Peterson, Bowen, Downing, R. Crook. ROXX' IV: Houser, Bell, Johnson, Skiles, Beminger.

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ROW I: Peterson, Maxwell, Verrill, Small, Bradshaw. ROW II: Miss Johnson, Snoeberger, Talbert, Martin, Messick, Lamb, ROW III: Scott, Packard, Smith, Porter, Jones. ROW IV: Slavens. Klepinger, Mullin, Williams. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS STUDENTS The Student Council achieved many things mis year. One of their many achievements was the suggestion box placed in the study hall enabling students to voice their opinion on school functions and activities. The stu- dents were represented as the Council had ' panels with school officials to discuss issues concerning the student body. Bill Freeman, Pat Martin, and Tom Popejoy demonstrate the use of the student counci1's suggestion box in study hall.

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ROW I: Beard, Mr. Hertling, Witter, G. Bradshaw, M. Bradshaw, Harner. ROW II: Smith, Snyder, Downing, Crone, Martin, Bell, Jester. ROW III: Porter, Small, Peterson, Skiles, Mason, Bowen, Marris. EWSPAPER IN FORMS STUDENTS Going over last-minute details on the DELPHIAN are Kay Witter, Dick Skiles, and Michele Bowen. Through working on the newspaper staff, students gain valuable experience in the areas of journalism as well as practical experience in the operation of the mimeograph and rnimeoscope machines. The DELPHIAN staff, with the full co-operation of the administration, has continued the policy in- stituted last year of distributing the newspaper free so that it might be enjoyed by everyone. Meeting a deadline sometimes becomes a rather hectic game for the staff, but Mike Bradshaw, editor, and Mr. Hertling, sponsor, are very understanding. Mike Bradshaw ....... ................... E ditor Kay Witter .................. ,.,.,. A .rrirtant Editor Georgiarina Bradshaw ....... ....... B urinen Editor Mr. Hertling .....,........ ..........,.. S pomor