Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Math ls Difficult to Comprehend Nothing can challenge a person's mind more than a math course. lt is because of these challenges that math helps to broaden our knowledge. in these classes we strive to become more acquainted with the vast system of numbers. We also strive to gain the ability to reason correctly and to question intelligently. Surely it is no wonder that a course which offers all this is rapidly obtaining more and more significance. lsn't that an interesting figure? Let's see now ROYCE B, ADAMS JOHN ALDEN Wll-COX LARRY G. MCCLELLAN Mathematics Mathematics-Driver Ed. M3'l em'3llCS 'HEalfl'1 A,B., I,-,diana 51318, Mtg-I Indiana B,S,, Indiana sfagel M5., indiana B.S., Indiana State, Graduate Study State, Univ. of Pittsburg, Graduate State, Graduate Study: Purdue Uni- lndlana S7519 College Study: Purdue University. VGl'SifY.

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Seniors receive scholarship and college infor- mation Marcia Mason and Miss Johnson confer on future college plans for Marcia. DOROTHY JOHNSON Guidance A.B., Queens College, M.A., New York Uni- versity, Graduate study: Purdue Uni- versity. JAMES E. HERTLlNG Guidance B.S., Indiana Univer- sity, M.S., Indiana University, Graduate study: Purdue Univer- sity. ' Students seek help through their guidance counselors. Jim Wilson and Mr Hertllng discuss Jim's program. Guidance Opens New Vistas Under the direction of Miss Johnson and Mr. Hertling our guid- ance department has aided many students this year. Individual help has been given to students seeking advice concerning planning of future curriculum. Seniors have received valuable information that has helped them in choosing their colleges and future careers. No matter how large or small the problem, the counselors are ever at the beck and call of the student.

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Pat Delaney and Gene Snipes prepare an experiment for Chemistry. Ever changing, ever growing is the science department of Delphi High School and science everywhere. From one day to the next in biology, chemistry, and physics we never know what disease has been cured, if there has been a new element discovered or if someone has disproved' a standard law of physics. Our department meets the changes of science with avid interest. Science ls Progressing Rapidl Mr. Hanna explains a point in growth of plants to Ada Hoagland and Margaret Famer. PAULA J. RESERA Science and Mathematics B.S., Wheaton College M.A., Columbia University Graduate Work: Purdue University. DAVID L. HANNA Biology, Botony Zoology. B.S., Indiana University M.S., Indiana University. CHARLES E. GEHEB Chemistry and Physics B.S., Purdue University M.S., Purdue University. 2I