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

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I+ Started In The Sprung Spring - a season of the year fixed with clean, clear feelings of freedom. Birds soar aimlessly over the out- stretched limbs of green trees below. Students linger about, filling their lungs exuberantly with the fresh spring air. Life seems satisfying. The spring season pushes invigorat- ing adrenilin into the body's system. Students feel like achieving, and they do. The spring was a monumentous one, filled with outstanding accom- plishments. Del City's track and base- ball team rumbled through the season claiming their respective conference titles. The Del Aires, in quest of rais- ing enough funds, finally made their exodus to Vienna, Austria. Summer came, and students headed in separate directions. Some toiled in the sum- mer heat while others bathed in the invigorat- ' ' ing rays of the sun. Sum- mer, it seemed, was just a short pause between an - eventful spring and a --., A , glorious school year. fri ,RJ 15 B 1 qyvx . i ,.,,teX ' a X VN T .5 -NN. x eEu 5,Hh.

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The school year was a cavalcade of happenings. Bright-eyed sophomores stepped through the school doorways, eagerly waiting to sense the newness of their surroundings. Juniors, feeling at ease, walked the carpeted halls in happiness. Seniors, with less than a year left, sighed and hoped for an unforgettable school year. Their hopes were answered quickly. The first signs were shown in extrava- gant display. The young Eagle football team, scorned by the media in the preseason poll, ripped through the gridiron season, establishing them- selves as a perennial power. The band worked diligently each morning, to produce an unsurpassable performance of musical ingenuity. The year seemed perfect - and it was. ABOVE RIGHT: Norman Hood and the band march through the streets of Del City. ABOVE RIGHT: Lennie Pickard shouts out instructions at a pep assem- bly. CENTER RIGHT: The front lobby trophy case adorns remnants of Del City's achievements. BELOW RIGHT: Kathy Farley takes a break from class- room activity.