Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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a J School,-411406 I: Carol Hathaway and john Thomas, Quinn and jim Green, Marcia Abbott ike Gerard, Dotti Mears and Dale Heidi Edging and Randy Replogle, She- iscol and Rick Clark. ROW II: Mary ncl Farris Abbott, Debbie Malott and illing, Brenda Hughes and Greg Stew- ancy Walker and jim Bnibaker, Cindy d Mike Penn. ROW III: Terry Broach bbie Terry, Mike Overman and Marcia in, Rick Acheson, Denise Hom, Rick ls. I: Linda Briggs. Susan Lanan, Drew . ROW II: joetta johns, Connie Pettit, Achcson, Donna Arion, Kathy james. Ill: Cecelia Lear, Nancy Carmichael, ary Scott, JoAnn Campbell, Kathy ary Compton, Vernetta Marchand. IV: Sue I-lanaway, Cindy Hanaway, Griffith, Norma Wilson, Mellissa julie Underhill, Karen Reber, Lynette n, John Thomas, Terry Broach, jim r. BARBERSI-IOP QUARTET. DCHS students who are members of special vocal ensembles are selected by audition. A prerequisite in these groups is that the student must be enrolled in a class of the music department. One of the year's highlights at the Oracle-Fest was Top 20's Tribute to the Thespiansf' They presented a medley of tunes from past musicals that had been produced on the DCHS stage. Special choreography added an interesting effect. An all-girl musical group, the Del- phettes consists of two vocalists and two accompanists. One lone male mans the drums. The group gives generously of their time to commu- nity affairs and participates in state contests. The Barbershop Quartet lends their voices to renditions of old-time songs at many functions. They received high ratings at state and dis- trict music contests.