Delphi High School - Oracle Yearbook (Delphi, IN)

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15 Y. ., gf 1 --iw.-iz-sea. my FUTURE CAREERS f ,ra 'We 1. These students anxiously wait for class to start. 2. A good explanation always helps to better your understanding. 3. Trying to answer a question, Barb Shanks becomes unsure of herself. 4. Fully interested in what is going on, Vicki Rader watches the teacher. Interdisciplinary Cooperative Education was a class one might take for a head start in a career of their choosing. Students started the class with a job in which they worked at least 15 hours a week. They learned about finding the right jobs, buying real estate, and other matters pertaining to careers in general. Health Occupations dealt with students interested in careers in the health field. One semester was of classroom work where they learned of the functions of the human body and another semester of on-the-job training where they actually worked with professional health care people. klg CHANGES: 1980 ORACLE 27

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WORKING F OR SELF RELIANCE RW xx . S: 1980 ORACLE

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BODIES 8: MINDS STIMULATED Warm-up exercises like jumping jacks, situps, pushups, and running laps were among the calisthentics that opened P.E. classes. Volley- ball, basketball, swimming, and football were among many of the team sports engaged in as part of the physical education depart- ment's daily program. Appropriate exercises to strengthen the body and stimulate the mind put student energy to good use in the classes taught by Mrs. Carol Hartshorn, Miss Sally Knight, Mr. Phil Brummett and De- partment Head Tony Berto. Mr. Robert Gordon handled the swimming aspect of the cirriculum. He put together the second annual OLYMPIAD of P.E. swim classes and organized successful competi- tive teams with such wild names as Melissa's Marvelous Mermaid and Benner's Barracudas. CR i Q 28 CHANGES: 1980 ORACLE