Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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ROW I: Vfalker, Roth, M. Packard, S. Dunham, Mr. Hanna, Hoagland. ROW' II: Lietzke, P. Martin, Buchannon, Furst, Beale, Talbert, Fontinel. ROW III: J. Janz, Martin, Marris, Bradshaw, Farner, Kidwell, D. Dunham. ROW IV: Smith, B. Packard, Merrell, McMurray, McCain, Downing, Jackson, Friday. ROW V: Merson, Popejoy, Goff, Clawson, Harris, Mc- Cormick. ROW VI: Flora, Sieber, Cook, Cohee, Skiles, Watson. BIOLOGY CLUB PLANS TRIP The Biology Club was created to encourage individ- ual experimentation in biological studies. To be a member of this club, a student must be enrolled in a science course and maintain a C average. They must also participate in the Local Science Fair. In the spring, a trip was taken to a place of scien- tific interest to the members. The club has sponsored two school dances during the year. OFFICERS: Prexident Mike Packard Vice President Dick Roth Secretary-Trea.rurer Sharon Dunham Spomor Mr. David Hanna Tom Popejoy, Janie Walker and Judy Downing clean-up after a cut-up ! i

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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

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ROW I: McCain, Peterson, Sieber, Mr. Geheb. RONX' II: McMurray, Berninger, Eis, Bartlow, Roth. ROW III: Burkle, Bell, Cohee, Goff, Draper. ROW IV: Flora, Clawson, johnson, Klepinger. SCIENCE MATH CLUB AIDS SCHOOL The Science Math Club is responsible for the main- tenance, care, and repair of the sound system, audio- visual equipment, tape recorders, auditorium lighting, and the music at school dances. The club recently purchased some new pieces of electronic test equip- ment for the school. All Science Math Club members must exhibit a science project at the local science fair and are encouraged to participate in the regional science fair at Lafayette. OFFICERS: Prerid ent David Peterson Vice President Bill Sieber Secretary-Trearurer Dave McCain Sponror Mr. Charles Geheb Science-Math members listening to a special report given by David McCain.