Del City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Del City, OK)

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These seven energetic women prepare the nutritious meals provided for all students in our cafeteria. It is always a pleasure to receive such delicious food from the smiling faces of: Cleft to rightb Mrs. Betty Palone, Mrs. Lavina Ray, Mrs. Myrtle Jo Bicknell, Mrs. Tressia Lobh, Mrs. Jean Goires, Mrs. Shirley Craig, and Mrs. Jessie Sorrells. Cooks and Cusiodians 5 5 Mr. Raymond Smith, Mr. Edwin Gentry, Mr. Vernon Morris, Mrs. Oma Ralston and Mrs. Dorthy Morris compose the efficient and vigorous janitorial staff that manages to keep Del City High School clean after hundreds of students have traveled its rooms and halls.

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Nil Qgyflvgfiflif Willy M55 will School memories are many and varied. We remember history and the hook reports for English, the note taking during films, and the educational assemblies. We all remember the first few weeks of Typing I! The original themes in English really shook us up. What about those first nervous days in Chemistry? History taught' us of the proud her- itage we have. Algebra and physics were snaps if you could translate the language. Foreign languages were really tough until we caught on. Parlez-vous francais? Bi- ology was another matter. Anybody remember where your latissimus dorsi is? Shorthand was ex- asperating for a while but the symbols finally clicked into place. The new cosmetology lab was a place of interest and wonder to most of us. Another year is coming to a close. Most of us have worked hard and learned a lot. We will al- ways rememher the things we learned at D.C.H.S. no matter what we do later on. Memories of high school will always linger- SX 1+ gs-3 EE 1 .KL s. x if v 1 5' A W' fr ff jNif l . fb .in Q51 ,W W,,,. fir. 'ff' Jr T ff,-fr ' W Wltwf tw-W 2l