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Taking orders Helen Miller spends time at the Pret- zel King to earn some money over the summer. Photo by T. Bruehl Hawaiian we go The Pride of Del City show off all their harcl work while sporting Ha- waiian clothes at a game. Photo by 5. Furlong Operating the phones Mrs. Kenecly mans the phones before school starts to let people know when it begins. Photo by B. Dversdall 'i. 'ffffff'fj '. f . f f .,.,.,...,.... . 1.. . .I
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As students started preparing for the upcoming year at Del City High School, the summer anxiety was not yet put behind them. Students brought the new school year fresh ideas, high expectations, and the Eagle spirit that Del City is known for. The fact that the summer was ofHcially over did not affect their desire to have a good time as end-of-the-summer parties flourished with an abundance that only Del City students could provide. Swimming pools, lake par- ties, B.P.'s fGator'sj fack 6: Roena's, White Water, and Air Depot Blvd. were some of the well known hot spots. Along with the new year came additional regulations in which students were only allowed to miss ten days of school a semes- ter. Many students were not pleased with this rule, but it was not as strict as many school districts around the nation. The will of the students kept the removal of the Bald Eagle at the Oklahoma City Zoo from being carried out. Petitions were signed by 847 students and the struggle of all involved resulted in, not only the keeping of the eagle, but also the construction of a bigger and better ex- hibit placed in the new section of the zoo. The senior class proved their leadership by winning first place with their Twist and Shout float for the homecoming pa- rade. Some of the excitement of the home- coming was eliminated by the placing of a dozen seniors into on-campus-suspension for throwing eggs at the juniors and their float. Being placed in o.c.s. disallowed the students from participating in school relat- ed events, such as homecoming royalty, attending the game, and the removal of other privileges. This event didn 't put a damper on the spirit of the Eagles as they provided another great year and proved that the school was not only red and white, but also included you. W . wma.-Ama .smwxwamw Back to our future Summer ended andanother school year began -Yr: 1 - ..w.a...w.. . ..,Wf.W.5.M.,.f..w.M..m.... V. Wm A MM MW. Xi
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