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Advanced writing class offered for the first time in Delphi. The lunchline, principal's office, nurse's room, gym classes, and The classroom play a very important part in our school life. We will al- ways remember The after-game dances, our homecoming, college and career night, The mad rush to the cfeteria, and the clash after the 3:20 bell to athletic practice, work, or home to study. These experiences were all a part of our school life in 1962. Our School Life Was Varied The cafeteria was a busy place at noon hour. Mr. Bradshaw helps these boys to find library books.
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in '62 ln 1962, the new students and the old, entered the doors of Delphi High, each to begin a new experience in classes and activities. Sophomores, by now very fa- miliar with our school, looked forward to becoming iuniors upon the completion of the year. Juniors, antic- ipating graduation, begin to look back upon past high school years. The seniors had only to learn the names and faces of the freshmen, but the newcomers to our school-the freshmen-found a vast sea of unknown faces as they became a part of Delphi High. We entered our school with many different ideas, some planned to continue their education through college, others planned a career in business, many thought of a future in homemaking, others thought of only the present fun of school, but most wanted combination of learning and social life. ACTIVITIES SPORTS Pages 62-83 Pages 84-95 I ,
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These were the styles in '62. The pep block helped to cheer the basket- ball boys on to victory. '62 Offered Many Diversions The classes we took in '62 were challeng- ing and often difficult. The studying, how- ever, was relieved by extracurricular ac- tivities, such as football, basketball, club meetings, and dances, Many new fads ran their course in '62. Remember the coats with raccoon collars, the fuzzy rings, and of course THE Twist? Maxine Rodgers was our Homecoming Queen in 1962. Pat Benner was her escort and Mick Merrell drove the car. s ,, - .. is s ,wr tr' ff 1, '- :few ,wss.,,rr
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