Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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The ringing of the 8:10 bell signals the beginning of another school day for the eager DHS students. Lunchtime found hungry students waiting in line at the cafe- teria. Hail, Hail, the Hail, hail, the gang's all here, or at least it seems that way. People seem to be greatly con- cerned that the mistake of all work and no play will not take place at Delphi High. Cla-ss distinction does not really appear to mat- ter. If it did, think of all the fun from which one would be excluded. But of course, during class time much of a dompetitive class spirit is ex- hibited, even encouraged. For instance, this year's lunior class magazine sale reached an all time high, even surpassing the previous year's astound- ing sale. Yet this couldn't have happened had not the four levels, as a unit, been prospective read- ers. Green, red, black, and yellow, all have their special places at Delphi on color days, but the many cords of this colorful quartet are what real- ly comprises the student body of DHS. Chocolate milk added color to the meals and the latest news added spice for the ears.

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