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

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Shows Spirit And Enthusiasm 'Q i I In this era of strong individuality and liberal feelings, the symbolic meaning of the word spirit has become an obscure term in secondary schools. At Del City many students had neither the time nor inclination to participate in the various school activities available. Some tolerated the various activities and seemingly spirit-lifting pep assemblies as propagandistic material. Yet, for others, spirit did exist, espe- cially at Del City. Whether the event was a band concert, school assembly, or football game, a zealous and fren- zied excitement could be seen in the climactic atmosphere. This avid sup- port alleviated the build up of apathetic feelings and showed that true Eagle spirit still existed. as

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This page LEFT' Anxious pep club girls await the arrival of the Eagles RIGHT: Sylvia Smith contributes her part to the band's halt-time show. BELOW: Cindy Nettleloh, Brenda Foshee, and Debbie Boyles look on at a pep assembly: Del Cilg Opposite page: ABOVE: Cheerleaders prepare to lead the Eagle football team onto the field before the game with Moore. LEFT: Coach Frank Hughes shows off his finer qualities during an assembly, ABOVE RIGHT: Despite the miss- pelling of the sign the Eagle footballers leave in high spirits. BELOW RIGHT: Loyal fans support the Eagles in all weather.

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Pilg, Pilg. Midwest K, .14 flip: I 4 I ,, ,,.V -' f ' ' s l if , l uf ABOVE LEFT, Ronnie Weaver fades back to release another pass. ABOVE RIGHT: Bud Stone supports his loyalty by showing his Beat the Bombers shirt. CENTER: Varsity cheerlead- ers Matt lmmel, Rick lvlurrell, John Williams, Fred Kellow, Miguel Flores, Jirn Kelley, and Mark Favre demonstrate their talents. BELOW' Quar- terback Ronnie Weaver leads Del City's potent offense.