Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Terri Holloway and David Beminger. Photography, typing, grammar, printing, correcting errors, and working long hours were just a few things experienced by the Par- nassus staff. A small staff consisting of eleven members, the group did an excellent job of working together. The paper was pub- lished bi-monthly, along with special projects such as the basketball booklet published annually. xp rl '-, ,,... qtgm.. 's agus at 51

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FBLA Plans For Future Busnness World Future Business Leaders of America is an organization to help its members have a better understanding of the bus- iness world they will be entering. The FBLA club members helped OEA club with the jail at the Oracle- Fest, sold tickets and ushered at the play, The Miracle Worker. There are ten members in this club, and the advisor is Mrs. Grimm. RIGHT: Sec.-Trcas. C. Trapp, Advisor Mrs. Grimm, Vice-Pres. T. Coghill and Pres. S. O'Far- rell. ROW I: J. Dicks, C. Kelly and T. Clawson. ROW ll: C. Icar, M. Kirk, S. Quescnberry, B. Martin and K Sheldon. S.

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Vocal Groups Sing ut During the year, two of the busiest groups at DCHS were, Top Twenty and the Madrigal singers who participated in various programs including the presenta- tion given to the public during the Christ- mas season. Not only was the Madrigal Banquet a huge success, but the Madrigal singers placed first at the District contest. Top Twenty presented a program for the Legion, went on the Spring tour, and received a first at the Nisbova contest. The Delphettes, an all girl choir con- sists of fourteen very dedicated girls under the direction of Mr. Fisher. They partici- pated in contests throughout the year. Wlearing long light blue formals and sing- ing a wide variety of music the Delphettes added highlights to the Oracle-Fest and the 1973 Christmas program.