Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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MIND EXPANDING AND PRACTICAL l X i Once upon a time in the land of Oracle, there existed the school of DCHS. Here were many mind expanding and practical classes. Students in book binding learned technical processes to produce bound books and note pads. Known for its innovations, the school developed a fine Reading Theater to specifically develop one's reading skills. At the heart of the building was the MRC - full of books and audio-visual equipment to help the entire student body gain more knowledge that after graduation they could live happily ever after with newly acquired skills. UPPER LEFT: Ms. Chandler gives Yvan Franceschi many helpful tips on reading in English. LEFT: MRC Aides. FRONT ROW: E. Morrow, M. Langston, C. Langston, J. Buttice, S. Luft. ROW ll: D. Shaffer, C. Mullendore, D. O'Neill, M. Hobaugh, B. McKnight, K. Goad, B. Boyd, Ms. C. Quick. ABOVE: Busy bookbinding hands.