Delta High School - Deltonian Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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During Grand March In the Misty Moonlight set the atmosphere for the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Masonic Temple. The couples entered through an arch of blue streamers as The Count Downs began to play. A fountain was used with the colors of blue and silver to carry out the theme in the ballroom. Seniors Jerry Johnson and Joan Young were announced King and Queeng Juniors Brian Kirk and Pam Klingensmith were chosen as Prince and Princess for the Prom. Continuing the evening's activities Little Big Man was presented at the Delaware Cinema. After the movie, couples danced informally at school where The Joshua was entertaining un- til 6:30 when the Prom ended. Admiring their finished decorations are Jill Vorhees, Greg Selvey, Terry Reynard, and Kaye Carmichael. With the pulsating rhythm of the Joshua, dancing is hard to resist for many. David Berry and Sherry Perkins chat with Pam Kiser and her date between dances during the formal prom. student life-27

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Seniors Get Honorsg Provide Entertainment After a breakfast at the Eden Church, the graduating seniors reported at school for the morning session of Senior Day. Noted for out- standing citizenship and achievement, seniors were awarded for their high academics. Scholar- ships were presented with Phil Beetley, Rick El- lis, and Peggy Carnal receiving the Storer Scholarship. Added variety was given to the morning portion with a ballet and several musi- cal numbers. Entertainment was conducted by the seniors for Senior Day afternoon. Skits mimicking the Emmy Awards, teachers and their classes were the highlights of the afternoon. Rock and kazoo bands provided the music. David Owens, impersonating Mr, Jolliffe, tries to direct his unruly band in a Senior Day skit. Rick Cooper adds to his many high school records by breaking the breath holding record.