Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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1. Some people scratch their head to get the think machine in action, but Tim Canen finds an answer comes better in American Lit if one scratches the rib! 2. The English department knows . . . so yearbook staffer Chris Ratcliff checks out a grammar point with Mrs. Alvarez. 3. An English 9 assignment brings on a period of thoughtful study for Janet Rogers. 4. Another correct answer brings a smile of satisfaction to the face of Eric Duff. 5. Carefully placing his hands on the lectern, Jack Bieghler begins a erudite lecture in Speech Class. 6. When this author writes, he really says funny things, laughs Rita Lienberger in Novels Class. 7. What's a synonym for the word 'gigantic'? asks Composition Class student, Shannon Sullivan. ,gr x V 'W' CHANGES: 1980 ORACLE 21

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SHAKESPEARE AS A SECCDND GRAMMAR AND SPEECH . CONCEPTS OF TRANSCENDENTALISM AND THE ART OF WRITING . . . To be or not to be? that was one of the many questions students in Eng- lish classes were asked. Those immortal words of William Shakespeare were spoken years long ago, but today they are still studied in the classroom as a form of English. The English department at Delphi Community High School featured a wide va- riety of subjects ranging from grammar and speech to the concepts of tran- scendentalism and the art of writing. English studies were un- der the direction of De- partment 'Chairperson Mrs. Laura Baker, and conducted by such teach- ers as Mrs. Earleen Al- varez, Mr. Morris Buck, and Mrs. Julia Heiner. Miss Linda Lewellen and Mr. Abel Alvarez also taught in the department five periods of English per day. KCN 20 CHANGES: 1980 ORACLE

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9+ 'EEE TASTE THE SUCCESS 22 CHANGES: 1980 ORACLE au.- . ' '- las .., Q gp N ' l ' E uk C C . ' 'li' FN 1. Students learn the importance of accurate measurements in Foods class. 2. Sheri Bechdolt ponders over a puzzling problem while Mrs. Bowl- ing assists her. 3. An eagle eye and steady hands are needed when sew- ing , just ask Diana Berkshire, 4. A special presentation shows the cor- rect way to cut meat. Wi av' yi ...Qtt... .sw fis'