Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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On The M Ove Strategy Leads To A Cheekmate Chess Club, a new organization under the direction of Mr. Geheb, was added to DCHS's extra-curricular activ- ities. The club had seven members who met once each month. The chessmen had a tournament within their own club and competed with each group until there was a champion.

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Rh thm, Harmon, And Melod Meeting T 0 Make A Song Adding spirit to all the home basketball games, the pep band played songs before the game and during half time. The enthusiastic and very active stage band made many public appearances. With a class period during the school day and a regular practice every Tuesday eve- ning they improved their music capabili- ties. They played for a dance at the Ameri- can Legion, ran a booth and performed at the Oracle-Fest, gave a half time program at one basketball game, sponsored, pne- pared and played the music for a dance. They won a first at the stage band con- test at Hammond, participated in the St. joseph jazz Festival at Rensselaer, and vis- ited many schools during the spring tour. ROW I: Susan Abbott, Marcia Goodwin. ROW II: Kevin Sullivan, Randy Reploglc, Cheryl Edging, Mari Iake, Scott Lucas, Drew Clifford, Nancy ROW III:jane Snoeberger Cindy Sell Ron Rutledge Sheryl Drisool David Alvarez ROW IV' Vickie MtGreevy Terry Broach Dale Snipes Kevin Leah , , s i - - 1 s 1 Y, Overholser. Q, ,e ,gi ROW I: Sheryl Driscol, Randy Replogle, Marcia Goodwin, Dewey Mclzmore. ROW II: David Sherry Flora, Cindy Sell, Susan Mullen, Reine Bamett, Cindy Gish, David Alvarez ROW III: Gish, Judy VanSicle, Mike Young, Teresa Bamett, Dale Snipes. ROW IV: I.aVem Goad, Kathy Kay Walton, Patti Bowman, Drew Clifford, Scott Lucas, and Kevin Sullivan.

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Council Members Brighten MRC With Seasonal Decor Promptly every Wednesday Student Councilmen would meet to struggle through any complaints which were brought before them. The managing of all events that dealt with Homecom- ing to the decorating of the school at Christmas time are just a few of the jobs held in the hands of this organiza- C tion. Though some jobs are small and often overlooked, the Student Council plays an important role in student life. Parliamcntarian jay Dee Cree, Secretary Shaton'Quesenbery, Vice President jim Cripc, President K Walton, Advisor Mr. Seurynck. ROW I: jenny Landcs, Vickie Pfister, Cathy Hamilton. ROW II: Jeff Young, Mark Goodwin, Mark Victor, David Alvcrezu Mike Hoffman, Kim Groningcr 2 Alan Cain.