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

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We 115:13 Soon after the first weeks of school, the frantic pace of school life sim- mered to a monotonous routine of seemingly endless classes. The mechanical process started each morning, as cars filled the park- ing lots, grunting and coughing as cold engines sputtered out. Then the clash of locker doors and the clatter of footsteps, filled the school corridors competing with the clanging sounds of the period bells. Yet the glum feeling was deceiving. Football festivities and other matters proved that DCHS was alive. P r I as -f i ABOVE: Joe Flores tries to convince an Eagle supporter to buy a program. LEFT: Eagle twirlers pause during a break in the action, RIGHT: The gum machine adds pleasure to the hungry pack ol DCHS students. BELOW: Mr. Burton attracts the interest of his first hour students. pave? gg Q X , . LQQQ. Jfffffv 424, VKJWQQQC, g ' V, 4K,f.f.-72,1 f 5,l2w674,4,z? Jay A ,

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Homecoming Highlights Year As always, homecoming brought the pomp and pageantry that high- lights any football season. Chants of victory, delightful squeals as girls received their mums, the climactic bonfire which lightened everyones spirits - all added up to an Eagle homecoming. The splendor was even more mag- nificent because everyone was together -the togetherness that makes Del City great. Although the game became a rout, Del Cityians took the loss in stride with memories and high hopes of a better year to come. ABOVE LEFT: Window decorations are evidence of homecoming festivities, LEFT: Dorothy Bal- dridge and Kim Nelson ride on the DECA float during homecoming parade. RIGHT: Linda Red- wine expresses her delight with the homecom- ing celebration. BELOW: Eagle supporters, Patti Suttle, Susan Willard, and Sesanie Hooper deco- rate Garry Smith's house for homecoming.