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Row 1, Left to Right: R. Thompson, E. Dufresne, P. Gar- R. Rand, M. Traugott, M. Runci, W. Balch.
zone. Row 3: D. Heebner, P. Stevens, R. Licht, A. Bunnett, C.
Row 2: T. Steere, W . Packard, D. DiLibero, A. Rosenthal, Temkin, A. Grace, T. Mahoney.

Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Editor Alan Rosenthal Business Manager
Sajjad Taqi Peter Garzone
Historians Edouard Dufresne
Organization Managers A1 Bunnett
William Packard Richard Licht Photography Editor
Ralph Guglielmi Kenneth Copans
Publicity Manager
Art Editor Philip Mockridge O. T. C.
Barclay Dorman Peter Stevens
Copy Editors
Exchange Editor Matthew Runci Faculty Advisor
Robert Thompson William Balch Mr. W. Scott Corbett

The Delphian, as one or two people know, is the to see who can come up with the soundest reason
school literary magazine. Over the years, it has for having the Delphian. The game is quite boring,
served many purposes: people have played catch however, for only silence prevails. But, if anyone
with it; people have wrapped fish in it; people have should ask the purpose of the Delphian, the real
used it for a handkerchief; people have doodled on answers are obvious. Among other things, it pre­
it; people have used it as a sunshade; but never has sents a sample of student writing ability and ideas.
anyone read it. Thus, if faced with nothing out­ It also gives a large group of seniors the chance to
wardly auspicious, at least the staff was faced with put impressive titles on their college applications.
a challenge. But the staff has recently found one Finally, it offers some lucky student a chance to
result of its travail: a new game entitled "What’s choose a loyal and hard-working staff.
the Delphian good for?” The object of the game is