Delaware Township High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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STUDENT COUNCIL DANCES The student council annually sponsors a Hal- lowe'en dance, a Valentine's dance, and a squaredance. At the Hallowe'en dance an in- formal atmosphere of mischief prevails as costumed bums and beatniks, devils and an- gels, witches and ghosts, and a host of other as yet unnamed creatures join forces in the iun. The highlight of the Valentine dance is the crowning of a queen from nominations made by the council. And, an old-fashioned squaredance is a new kind of fun for DT students. f S 4. 53356125 i Faculty and students alike enjoy the call to swing your partners at the annual Hoe-down . Time out lrom the festivities for Phil Parsons lseated on floorj and company. Time out from the festivities for Phil Even the scarecrow has to wink in Parsons Cseated on floorl and com- disbeliei at the sight ol 2 Greek pany. gods come to life in the persons of Tom Mull and Ianet Peters. the start ot a new cult in Delaware Love must be blind if Carole Glynn T . . , ownship, with one minor correc- is attracted to this vagabond. tion-the substitution of a few car magazines for the books of poems.

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X 5 Iudy Agin, Iudy Downing, and Marty Baker harmonize to sing Sincerely . Y ll Q iii I ' iv' 7, ' 1 ' , ,Q I s.. A ,. .0 '1 Cookie Stommel and Wendy Volpe discuss their acts between num- bers. tPhoto by Wilkerson.l A cast of over a hundred! , ex- claims Ianet Peters to Ioy Ander- son. tPhoto by Wi1kerson.D Mr. Burley, the dynamic personali- ty behind the show demonstrated his professional know-how in the direction of all 17 acts. Here he reviews a routine in the navy num- ber with Howord Alexander. Theres No Business Like Show Business , sings the cast in the grande tinale. lncidentally, the cast enioyed producing the show as much as the capacity audience enioyed receiving it. W . .L

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MAJORETTES 1 IERRI KERR Head Maiorette ANDREA OAKLEY KAREN THORSEN IOAN LIPPI OPHELIA IVICCARGO IOY ANDERSON CAROL PICUCCI DIANE GARRETT ROSALYN RUSKAVAGE DOROTHY MYERS GAIL THOMAS BETSY LINSTROM FIRST ROW: I. Neisner, I. Cline, E. Derengowski, M. Gianvito, I. Whiteman. A. Cox. S. Iones, B. Emme, C. Iohnston. P. Topham, R. Goldman, S. Welc.h SEC- OND ROW: W. Wright, I. Roth, W. Sullender, R. Ritz, K. McKinney, M. Cooke, I. Briody, M. Tissot, M. Lodge, R. Hansen, L. Brostrand, S. Caldwell, F. Wertz. THIRD ROW: W. Thorpe, A. Sulman. I. Shapiro, R. Ostertag, B. Spivey, I. Downing, M. Britt. G. Gainey, N. Kempf. A. Derengowski. D. Ramsey. TOP ROW: T. Klinger, D. Dubin. I. Bortel. I. Lamon. R. Worthing- ton, H. Kahn, L. Legnailo. I. Parker, R. Strong, D. Pearce. C. Wurst. I. Reeves. In 1955 there was no band in Delaware Township High School. At the end of our first year, however. as a result of instrumental instruction, the band's first rehearsal present- ed an enrollment of fifty. By the end of the second year, with more instruments available for instruction, the enrollment increased to sixty-five members. In the next two years it grew to its present size of one hundred and twenty uniformed student musicians. The band entertains the student body at assemblies and at pep rallies, in addition to presenting an average of ten concerts per year to the public. The band's peak perform- ance is heard at the Annual Music Festival in the spring. During the football season the band prepares elaborate pre-game and half- time shows for everyone's enjoyment. mmr - - f-- vssmmme f, .....,.-, rewwwwttmwmnzmfummmsfwenwmf .fmuewm-.Ks -.sm