Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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28 -x s ABOVE: Classroom discussion, an important part of any course, is carried out to a letter T in U.S. History. RIGHT: Now what did you say that answer was? But that isn't what I thoughtl Problems, Problems, Problems. Remember from U.S. history how the west was won? Conflicting ideologies and social standards made harmonious living between the red man and the white impossible. Take a close look at governments and key political figures of yesterday and today. By the use of basic psychology, social scientists show how men can sway the masses and lull them into a false sense of security OR bring them safely out of a real crisis. Current affairs are closely tied to the past and affect world events and global economy. Ancient wars over ancient lands have caused Mideast oil barons to inflate oil prices and, thus, to change world economics. Being alive is part of history and man, looking back on the mistakes of others is looking ahead to a better future when those mistakes are studied and rectified . . . thus, man finds a new means to better understand his fellowman and his destiny. A LOOK INTCD Tl-IE PAST -- Q i S

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RIGHT: Muscles strain as breaih comes hard. BELOW: Yuletide joy. 3:I5-TIME TO BREATI-IE