Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Diane Mouse Mullin displays a token of talent which she brought back from her AFS trip to Denmarkl Three Dillors, Although students at Delphi High School place much of their emphasis on student clubs and other extracurricular activities, they never for a moment forget the real purpose of attending high school. DHS, as a member of the North Central Asso- ciation, supports a very high scholastic rating. The National Honor Society, the honor roll, and the annual awards day ceremonies all point to this. Competition, the life-blood of conscientious students, flows at high ebb through the halls of DHS. The students take the aspects of their ac- ademic lives seriously, and by participating in a variety of activities lead well rounded lives. Thus, the handling of responsibilities, which will pre- pare them for the future, is achieved through a balance of scholastic work and social relaxation. Carol Hunt and Dave lssacs employ industry spiced with humor Joyce Kahler and Sue Lachenmaier weigh chemicals in qual in study hall. itative analysis.

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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.