Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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The Pamassus Staff worked hard to publish the bi-monthly school paper. Many preparation hours were spent by staff members in picture taking, researching information, making lay- outs and typing rough drafts. These chores became almost second nature to the budding journalists. Each of the editors, four in number, had an opportunity to work with different sections of the paper. Rotating jobs every six weeks gave students experi- ences in different aspects of ioumal- ism. Staff members found that a suc- cessfully printed paper was well worth their time and effort. D Debbie Lucas William Marion STANDING Cindy Laird Gail Young Susan Hutton Kevin Shafer, Sharon O'Fa.rrtll, Tim Malott, Mike Scott Teresa

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fit s e of' 1 yi .ix eigf xl . t S e if N X, 2 is 1 N x sk X 4 as 1 i Sharon O'Farrell, Janice Vlaltersl Kathy Gray, Barb Lahr, Melinda Mears, Denise Horn, Pam Tulp, jane Ann George, Mary? Geheb, jim Mahoney, Brenda Daly, Patti Bo man. Wdting good copy is just one example of the difficult tasks involved in publishing a yearbook. To coincide with the chosen theme, photo content is carefully sought and pictures arelcropped to compliment the visually desired effect. The staff met on Wednesday nights and delved deep into the thesaurus and dictionary to find just the right words. l Deadlines were met ty a hairs- breadthg photography became an artistic challengeg butt the ideas merged, yet each offered an indi- vidual beat. i i i l i i i l l i A group of staff members work on c and copy. jack Sanders was staff adviser. i 5

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CLOCKWISE: Barb Scowden, Doug Stevens, jill Little, Mike Gerard, Susan Hutton, Tom Stipp, Mary Ann.Campbell, George Deel, Pam Burge, Steve Scott, Kathy Manahan. ' is waslnes I-leqo CLOCKWISE: Sara Daly, Melinda Mears, Madonna Kremer, Tara Ritzler, Kathryn Gray, Kathy Sass, Mary Cehcb, jim Brubaker, Denise Hom, jim Mahoney, Brenda Daly, Jane Ann George, Terri Dickinson, Pam Tulp, David Bcminger. 3 a 3 E l l r 1 i 3 Pres. jane Ann George receives a copy o its magazine.