Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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Tl-l E TEMPO GROWS By the means of some inner drive you make your way to first hour, slipping into your seat just as the bell sounds. The teacher's words confront you like invaders from another world, gradually conquering your senses. The morning grog slowly lifts. With eleven o'clock comes such traditional events as the battle ofthe lunch lines and the sight of students pleading, My credit's good, I iust forgot my money. With an almost full stomach, everyone in the school proceeds to go to wherever their schedule dictates. Through the next 3 or 4 periods, little happens that is unusual. Then comes the last period, everyone is tired and waiting for the bell to ring. With a shout of ioy the students peel out to the lockers . . . the end of another school day. UPPER LEFT: Emotions emerge. ABOVE: Just lilze mama used to make.

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